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Evening star., 1919-05-05
DAIRY AND RRonufz,

CHICAGO. May b-Butter-Unset-
tied; creamery, 51asth.
Eggs - Higher; receipts. 1880
cases: nrsts, 42a4&; ordinary hrsts,
4ohahA: ct mark Ceases includsd), ,
4sa4s1a; storage-packed. nrsts. Il1sA
Pouitry-Afive. steady: fowls. IS.
NEW YORK. May 5-Buttsr-
Steady; receipts. 1855 tubs; cream
cry. higher than extras, S6ha56;
creamery. extra S2 score), IS; frsts,
6Snas4h; packing stock. current
make. No. .. ~.
bgss-Frm: receipts. as.6l3 cases:
Trash gathered extras, t7haAs:
fresh gathered frsts, northern
section 4+1a46: do. southern Sec
tion' tsha4s; state. Psnnsyivania
and nearby western hsnnsry,
whitee. ordinary to prime, 47asi;
state, PennsylvaniA and nearby hen.
nery. browns, +sa6o; do. overass run.
4tAlS
Chsese-Firm: receipts, 1853 b,1.
81; state whole milk, hats, cuyrsnt
make, special, 3aa32h; do. average
run, slkas3,
1o1ltry-Alivs. easier: broilers, Soa
So fowlS. staS1; old Yoostsrs, 20; tur-
1k, 2Be26; dressed. steady; bYoiIsrs.
ftopen, 46a63; chickens. frossn, 3saAS;
PA loostsrs. frozen, z4s6a:6: fresh,
Fe91ab =; western turkeys. froseni A6a
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Grain, Produce
and Live Stock
ePecasl DiPateh to Ths ataY.

sssc.sl Dipsteh to Tue STAR
BALTIMORE. ma, May k-PetAtess
|-White, western Maryisad and P1nn-
.y1vsnta. per 100 pounds. g.oos1.Se;
doy New York. per 100 pounds, No. ].
s.ooes.so: Do, eastern slsose, layy-
land, and ViFgtnta NcCormicks, Lisa
100; do. oobblses. i.0ss3H; Do: FLOR
Ida new No. I. per barrel S.o0a4.So,
90, FloFAA n1w No. :, per haSrsl.
S.ooae.be: do. Florida new No. :, PEP
barrel; REL @s'eoaaso: swsst:, Ksliew, North
eastern .:ts :hof. M:F1',ns sa.I, tna q. psls ia
York river. 'e:r b.,,si, tss.le;Se;
s.oc. s'' ''"eS 0r'sn'' Per 0s''''' '''0~
Vegetables and orssn yryits-.
t!!E $;:':! s.: e:
tlooI o.. western MARYLAND .e9d
Psnnsytvaute, packed. berRel. 1:ooe
1890, Do. No. !. barrel s.oees.eo.
Be4Hs, Florida. Per heskst. 9rseH, 200
400; do., Per basket. wax, S.toA!.ee.
c:sbage. senthsrn, new: per hesket,
b.s:ste Se::s o' io..s.ss' esssssa"''''' Florida '''
Eggpiants, Florida, per crate. 3.toa
900; grapefruit. FLORIDA. per bog, 800
as.6o: kals. native. per bushsl. eoa7o;
lettuce. native. per bushsl. 1.sosa.1s;
onions. all sections. per 100 pounds.
t.eoas.oo, do. sprins: per 100 hunches'
.s to .is.. s.ss:E.ls; % psa:. Slorid.. per
bsskst loos1.Jo; psppsTk florida. DOT
eratA l.eoss,Qei eduash. BioviAs, sse&e,
s.esat.eo: spinach. native, per bushsi.
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oe5R Gsy meal % RI. 100 Rs.ne sesss
saoks-winter patent. 1870: winter
straight, 1850: blended patent 1915:
spring patsnt. 13.1s.
N. B.-The above quotations on city
Receipts. 1855 barrels, including g
1895 barrels for export.
Wheat-No wheat sales. standard
quotations asked.
Cob corn-White. s.eoas.26: yellow,
s.0oas.25 per barrel for carload,
Track yellow corn. No. 8. for domes :
tic delivery, 1.80a1.S1 per bushel.
Corn sales-ona carload No. . yell
low. domestic, Ut elevator. at 1.el per
bushel; 1,16s busssels No. yelloV. do
mestic, 1t elev.tos. r. Isl per bushel:
small bex lots white delivered. at
Oato-Range Of prices. No. : white,
30: standard white. SOY.
Rye-Range Of prices. bag lots Of
nearby rye. a. to quality. 1.5oa1.6o.
Hay-No. timothy. 1000; standard
timothy. 1850: No. timothy. 3s.S0a
$500: No. timothy. S5.eSaS7.ee; No.
light clover. mixed. as.6oa39.oo: No. 2
light clover. mixed. s..eeas7oe: No. l
over. mixed. 3s.o0a3s.so; No. 3 clover,
mixed. 35.b0a36.b0: No. / clover. 2s. s.eoa
$500; No. 2 clover. 5t.50a36.50: No. 3
clover, zs.B0a31.60.
straw-No. l straight rye. 17.ooa
1890: No. 2 straight rye. 1e.ooa17.o0;
No. 1 tangled rye. 14.00a1A.6O: No.
tangled rye. 18.60a13.66; No. l wheat,
1250alS.0e: No. WHEAT. 1l.b0al2.o0:
No. oat. 15.5oal4.o0: No. 2 cat. IL. .5es
1900.
CHICAGO. May b-yresh upturns
In tho value Of corn resulted today
from continued wet Weather which
made both hauling ana pianttng DIM
cult II not Impossible. Opening
figures which ranged from Y to AZ
cents higher with July 1seK to LII
and September l.sS to 1.ss were fol-
lowed by moderate additional gains
and by rallies from tho ensuing set
back.
Oats were stronger with corn. After
opening 4 to ~ cents up. inciudin z
July. at 73x to TN. the market re-
mained comparatively hrm.
Provisions rose on account Of
bulges In grain and hog values. Sell
ing was Of only scattered character.
NEW YORK May s-F1our, un-
settled: spring patents. la.60G1 90: :
spring clears, 1o.25al0.75 win
ter otraiGhts 11.boa12.0o; Kansas
straights, l3.7Sal1.2S.
Pork nrm; mess. b7.ooa5s.oo: family,
81. .o0akS00.
Lard steady: middle west. sa.soa
Evening star., 1919-05-05
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
EGGS-6trictly fresh, ~: average re-
csipts, -: southern. ~.
CHENsE-Nsw York state factory.
whole milk. %.
BUUTER-stAndasd creamery. sSka
tAyw FUULTRY-Roosters. Per Ib.,
n! tiU&9yY, Dor lb.. 36a40: chickens,
spr4ng, per h.. II: hens. per h., 10;
Keats, young. each. 7baS0.
DRESSED PouLTRY-Fre.h killed
spring chickens. per lb. IS; hens,
psr @ iib. lo.is.
PoRK-small and nsat,. "a; medium.
"a: heavy. zsaSs.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. per bbi.. 76e
ala. 90: westsrn. per box. 4.00a6 90; Cali
fornta lemons. per box. Seas. 90; grape
fruit: Per eEsts ss.s .s. soes19o pnsspps.
e.ooae.76: Florida, s.ooa7.oo.
yUaHTARLEs-Potat No. 1. a.6oa
SIS per standard barrel; No. 3. lb0a1. rs:
wostarn, S.soa4:oo per sack: string beans.
per basket, s.5oaa.bo: peppers. per crate.
s.6oas.oo; ekra, Per quart. 2oas5: rad
,shss. Per aoo' a: :oo.sss: a sucumbsrs; Per
ossts osSSsss now pse e1.es as:
beets, 2.6oaS.00 crate; lettuce, 50a2 50
psr basket: Florida Gallery. 60oa 90
per crate: Gallery. Per dozen. l.26aI. 80:
romaine lettuce. l.00a1.6o: squash. S.00e
eSe p.T Ps PPss Sansh.s ea,on. p.r lceis
sack, 0.0Oa0. 90: sweet potatoes, S.00a
1000 per barrel; yams. s.ooas-So per
LIVE sToCK-Calves. choice. per lb..
IL; lambs, choice. per H.. 20; sheep.
primo. per ib.. 7aS.
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%oaso; strawbsrries, southern. per
quart. open crate. 2oa4o; tomatoes,
Florida, per carrier, fsnoy rips. 3.ooa
500: asparagus, fancy gresn, per
desen. a.eoa!.be; whtts per dosen, 400
sunSi.. ossss sSe: So: 100
per 100, bunchsA 1.ooal.oo; radishss,,
native, par 100 bunohss. l.oosS. 50: IA,
tshes, southern, per basket, 2.o0a3. IS;
redtshes. southern. per barrel. sS0s
Live poultry - Chickens, youns.
large, smooth. pound. %sa4s; do.
wine.r - pound: ssa s"ann; Sna.e :e.is; sc;.ss aG
do. spring. III pounds and under. 60.
70, old roosters. pound. Haas; do,
white ieghorn hons pound. S7ass.
pucks. muscovy and mongrsl, young,
pound, s6aSd; d., white pskins, younG,
pound. seess; DO. puddle. pound, S5a
81; do. smaller. poor. pound, 3IaSS.
Pigeons. old. pair. tes5o; do. youas,
FL, o,4' .e'ss: Sch o9in'" To-" young each
sfors. Aasy1sAf and ViEein!a. doIea.
Ni,. v'st:sa sa.1, o4hIo: n "a &asssn. 1 Rset W.
tra.. ssael; prtnts. ono pound, extyss,
eSesSi naesby Creamery, sxtres. SsaSQ;
vania. extras. 4SalS. store paoksd.
syivania, extras. liala; DO, w West VIZ VIZ
ginis. extra. Hata; do. Ohio, extra.
Flour-Quotations on -four. vsy bar-
rel. in ninsty-s -sisht -ound cotton
sacks (oer1oad Iots)-Wintar natsnt
i2lea12.2bi winter stsalGtt, II.t0a
..s s. .Rsrai: !RsriEa. fsfnsst ffsfst.1I.iis ..! e!
houY. madiuM to ohoieA. 1,o0a16.6o
Evening star., 1919-05-05
HoHoRs DEAD AIRMzH.
Augustus Post Presides at Atlanti,
City Memorial Services.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. May g.
Augustus Post Of New York presided
yesterday at Q memorial service held
on the stssi Pier In honor Of tho
aartsl heroes who paid the supreme
saorihes In the world war: During
Dddie Bttnson and carrying his sister.
Miss Catherine 6tinson, dropped roses
into the ocean - It eirelsd around the
pisV.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
TEN-CENT DROP IN CORN
ON CHICAGO BOARD TODAY

CHICAGO, May 5.-A 10-cent drop
in corn prices on the board of trade
today followed a statement by julius
H. Barnes at Minneapolis that the
grain corporation of which he is pres-
ident has arranged for q moderate i'm
portation Of wheat from Canada.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
LOCAL NEAT MARKET.

RepoYt OF moat tyade conditions Ia
Wsshington today by the United
states bureau Of markets.
Bssf-Dreah: receipts liberal; mar
kst opening quiet; demand limited.
Vsat-1upply liberal; market open
Ing STEADY: dsmAnd poor.
Fork-euppiy liberal; maSkst steady
to arm demand slow.
LAmS-auppIy. plentiful; market
sytst; demeAd v9ht
-..s :ss s;::.a 4.n:ss :s ,.ss .'''
Evening star., 1919-05-05
ADDITIONAL USES
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
: Government viii Accept as
Surety or Wherever Penal
Security Is Required.
EXTENSION OF N. Y. LOANS
BY I. A. FLEMING.

Lewis B. Franklin of the war loan
organization calls attention to the
fact that liberty bonds Of the various
issues. or other securities of the
United States, may be used whenever
or wherever a penal bond Of any kind
is required by act of Congress, or by
any rule or regulation Of any depart
'ment of the government.
Used in this manner. they will be
accepted at par, and during the Pc
riod they are held in escrow coupons
will be delivered to owners, or cou-
pom bonds exchanged for registered.
at the option of the owner.
This legislation offers opportunity
for enlarged use OF the bonds by
contractors who may prefer to de-
posit securities of this character
rather than resort to individual or
corporation bonds.
Mr.. Franklin holds to the belief
that the action of the government in
permitting the use of liberty bonds
in this manner may have the effect
of encouraging municipalities, coun-
ties and institutions also to accept
them as security for the performance
of contracts or the fulfiIlment of pub
lie trusts
Regulations covering the use of lib
erty bonds and other securities of the
United States for the purposes named.
are now being prepared by the Treas
ury Department and will be made
public for the use of all interested
within few days.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Body In ststsn Island Fire Ruin,

NEW York. May b.-Tlrs early to-
thirty-ays Suns+iows. fous totals % and
staten YSianG The body of . woman
Wi,o had bssQ empleysd IN the PARK
was fouad u th2 .Ytes.; IT,. Tss sss property
Evening star., 1919-05-05
GREAT |RREGULAR|TY;;
MUCH PROFIT TAKING

NEW YORK. May 5.-Firmness
marked the opening session of the
week on the stock exchange. the
movement showing few traces. how
ever, of the extraordinary activity of
the past fortnight
Tobacco specialties were again
prominent, American Snuff rising 2
oiRts and Lorillard. Z.
Gains of 1 to 2 points were made by
Royal Dutch, Texas. Company, Har-
vester Linseed, Inspiration Copper.
American Zinc. Writing Paper pre-
lantic Gulf, the latter rising to the
new record of 1861.
St. Louis and San Francisco pre-
ferred featured the rails at a point
advance.
Forenoon prices of liberty bonds
ond 4s. 94.28. first ANS, $500; second
4As. 94.44; third AIS, $3.50; fourth
ANS. 94.40.
Dealings Are Expanded.
Tomorrow's holiday probably account
ed for the intermittent profit-taking and
consequent irregularity of prices during
the forenoon
DeahHES expanded VlSiDiy aItef inc
first half hour. but the sluggishness Of
United States Steel and l to 2 point re-
actions in several Of last weeks favorite
issues were more than balanced by the
strength elsewhere.
Canadian Pacific rose points and
other standard rails to / n.
Oils also added to early gains with
food shares and utilities, notably Texas
Company. American Sugar. Beet Sugar.
California Packing. Brooklyn Transit,
Consolidated Gas and Ohio Gas.
Rally for Steel.
United States Steel rallied over a
point at midday. allied issues. espe-
cially Great Northern Ore, Colorado
Fuel. Pennsylvania, Seaboard Steel and
Central Foundry, gaining l to 8 points.
Investment rails made additional |
gains under lead Of Pacifics. and coal
ers and shippings and equipments were
substantially stronger
Evening star., 1919-05-05

Psaee IL ee1tt1S nush. bit war es9-
nalov aDny vistssv bsa1s.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
ROwDER STOCKS.

SDo6s vo6AssT merry .S4oG felay.
Evening star., 1919-05-05

NAY Excuse Yanks From Poll Tax
AUSTIN. Tex, May 6-Ths Texas
legislature convened Ia extraordinary
session to-day 10 consider legislation
that would permit discharged soldiers
to vote In elections this year without
payment Of poll tax.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALEG
Capital Traction 5s, $1,000 At 07.
American Grapbophone 1st es. $1,000 at
eeh, 81 600 at 100.
Capital Traction. S at ssk, 10 at SO. 10 at
sbX, at s5x. S at ssss. s at s5ss, 8 at s6
rs at s51a. at ssh, s at Ssh, q at s5k. s
at 65k, Is at ssh. 10 at ssh, IS at g.
at ssh, 10 at ssh. at 85a.
Washington Gas, l at 50es. at son, 8
at 81.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 1 at 141.
After call
Lanston Monetype, 4 at 67h, 10 At 67N
Notice-Exchange will adjourn over Tues
day, May g.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1919-05-05

AN ANNUITY
In Mutual Nfe InsuIanss csnpany Will siys
esrtsin tncoms for life, guasaltsel ~ ever Gz
hundsod and sevanty-tlreo 0lllions e dollAya
Ap1Neotions reeeave0 b.
E.:s: 49, stSSssssSs; S:ssss::; Ss'al1:: ss'l1ls:::
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Washington Chapter Activities.

Thursday, May s, will be the date
for commencing the review of the
work of the year by the students Of
Washington Chapter. American In
stitute Of Banking. Review will con-
tinue on the 18th and 22d instant. and on
the 2sth will be the dnal examination
and adjournment for the season.
Thursday evening election Of omcers
for the ensuing year will be held.
There Is no opposition to the follow
ing ticket:
Victor e. Deyber. president: w. M
con. secretary: J. b. Skinner, assistant
secretary; J. r. Cheseldine. treasurer.
and II. II. Rankin. chief counsel.
Five governors are to be elected
from the following nominations: e. J.
McQuale. Ross z. Pollock. r. r.
J. Frank Rice and ". W. Maloney.
$500 Victory Notes Ready.
Bankers now have an ample supply
of victory liberty loan notes in de-
nominations of $50. 500, $500 and
$1,000. While some institutions re-
port the loan going q little SLOW,
others report large subscriptions In
sight.
Local Stock Exchange Adjourns.
Inc local STOCK exch2nEe vOte0 THIS
Afternoon to adjourn over until wednes-
day because OF the adjournment Of the
New York exchange.
Local Securities.
Capital Traction shares we're the
feature Of todays session Of the local
stock exchange. large number Of
small lots and a few twenty -hve-
share lots being traded in on q de-
Ginning scale to S5A for the low, com.
pared with Sc for the high price.
Washington Gas shares were drmer,
moving up about a point. but on very
limited sales.
Lanston nrmer. with other stocks
nominal.
The evident intention Of the Colun
bta Graphophone Company to retire
the bonds Of the American GRAPHIC
phone Company. which company II
succeeded. was responsible for a sharp
rise In the price Of this issue, the
bonds selling. for tho first time in
many months. at par. with one early
ssis At ssk and ssH freely bid st the
close.
These bonds were hoatsd here over
two years ago. were very strons
around 100 to fo1 and . fraction. thsn
eaesd on and not long ago sold to 90
put the salee there were chiefly OF 11ed
bonds recovering to o.
Capital Traction So were firmer thie
afternoon. selling to 81, Il point
higher.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Liberty Savings Bank Over.

The Liberty Savings Bank has Joined
the limited number of banks in Wash
ington that have met the require
having passed the allotment of $45.-
500 victory liberty notes with book
1ngs of orders for S58. 400 notes.
officials Of the bank opened bids at
noon today for the construction of the
new bank building on the corner Of
18th and I streets northwest. Contract
will not be let for some days.
Stock Market Adjourns.
Tomorrow the New York stock mar
ket will not be in session, the parade
Of the 77th Division being the occa-
sion for the holiday.
Stockholders and commission
houses will welcome the days respite.
for the continued heavy trading in the
market has placed the clerical affairs
of the brokerage and commission n
houses sadly behind.
The loan account of the banks of
New York city on Saturday showed
the largest total in the history of the
New York clearing house.
This suggests not alone participa-
tion in the victory liberty loan, but
the extraordinary and continued ac-
tiyity in the market-the public liter
ally running away with professional
traders.
1t is not natural that this double
activity, with the unquestioned trad
Ing in a general business way Of large
volume, should be attended by easy
money. and yet there has been no
stiffening Of rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
LISBON FALLS
HIGH TRIMS
CONY. Is TO 3

Lisbon Fails. May Il Specla.A.-The
Cory h2sa ball ;earn suffered Is tour-a
defeat Of ne season y a game piay~d
Nonu@v afternoon n L-Isaoa Fails with
the .pca. high scncoi 1earn by a sc.ora
q. 3 % q, The C5nv ouTfI MADE
total # s hits f-uT- ne offerings nf tre
= Sion aIga WRITERS ~, were Unable
% VII. SuuIe who Was m he MOUND
:or Can.-. proved bit Wild 4; times
Ia --e -eaTn made -otal # nine e.
rorS o+nna hun Poor n.-Se -cl1n.u--
s1oaisi me --d and WRITE caances 81
ac~r,rr stvArai .1rnez Drawn. VINO
PLAYED sho--E-nrk t9r CAM. made a
.o-ai 81 @~c l1ts = So times at ha'
WI al :1e-r ~ rE csorIts 'or fro bases
w-.le ,s,es.ev. VINO czGgnt. made four
HIS. one ~ hem aelng a two-naEser
70 aa.-e1-es va-+- For Ca7v. Soul@
and --@-ltr. eor --a9on Falls nigh. Me-
So. r.arE and Goodwin. re score.
con- ...3 a n : -"
= ghor Fails .. E . . : =.
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ELS GET TWO
HEFFELFINGEPS

New Haven. May NOTHING has
appeared mora aa1ura. and fitting
n he Yale athletic reports than ID
see the name "Eereldnge-" AGAIN.
The mighty Fudge however. mas
not returned 10 college. Registered
as William II. I[ereianEer he spen.
four yeaIs =, tle uu.y eysIIv --y1-r7
Iss 20 1s9s. and was the creates,
guard VINO ever wore an Eli uni :
form. Ee rowad IN Ills freshman
and on one varsity c-aw ana was
catcher IN ms class baseball team.
as we'll IS hammer ,tA.-nwer ana silo1-
put1er On the rack teams Of ms
college generation.
Two # his aephews are striving
10 equal this record n Yale a1aIe--
!cs. They are Frank ana Tor-en
Hef-eidnEer, respectively. and they
likewise hail from Minneapolis The
e.oer. rank * a member u the
class NJ -9-D. and ne has bean elected
president Of the toorhau association
for the nezt season. In this capacity
he Will De the unde.-aduate head If
Tale's first 1oz'toali team. following
the world war
De IS also Yates best Gaar.er-rnlle
runner. and Will ne member Of ne
Eli track team which meets Harvard
and Princeton the next two Sa,ur-
days IN MAY, and viii compete in the
infercolleglates May e. The young
-, Totem. is a hurciler and Will be
member nf he track team n the
same meets. He IS ne,nber Of
the sophomore ciass-
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LEWISTON MUST DECIDE
WITHIN TWO DAYS WHETHER
she ENTERS \, E, LEAGUE

The New England Lsag1e opens
rs 1913 season MAY >. F5.caour,
lawrence lowell. Eavera;ll AMI
Portland ara ready The different
cubs ara practically formed -
name has been assured 7 each %
ne iva cites. End. according -
President DorDellv. no View England
League has ever stared ;haI pos
s+.ssed SO many hackers With .ang.-
BE ana profitable management as
sured : that # ne present ye--
There IS little use 8f arguing nllSf-
balls benefit TO 4 rowT. Il : oEne-
1cjaI 20 general trade 0r rs power -
Attract people ran outside ne c,tr.
l'uu it's real broad merit lies N Is
history as 4 national past:r1e. I-s
honesty 1as rarely. and always an
arallingiv. been challenged. And
this IS basehail's hiE vea-
Vow Il IS perfectly obvious % any
le.ca! man nat Portland needs Lew
.sIun n the league ana = IS further
evident that the Massachusetts clubs
viii not take kindly n making t-ps
20 Maine 10 play only one cluh The
long Jump 20 Portland. without the
Inclusion IF Lewiston. would De an
t.reiv unbusinessiike. The expense
incurred would he greater man the
estimated rece,p1s. Not only P1r--
land. therefore. but every other club
n TIE league IS pulling aa-d 70 ger q
decision from Lewiston that IS def
riteiy favorable
n other words. Lewiston has had
an uit- -atum serted IN her ny me
other clubs If ne league. ne re-
spect.ve heads If the Massac:, user-s
night This g!res about Sc hours n
which TO ger busy and ciincn the
proposition. The great obstacle. as
ever --Who VIII volunteer 10 back
the team
There is convincing evidence that
he res, Of the league is most strong
" ent-enched. financially, and If
lewiston cannot show sufficient
money 70 qualify as a desirable club
for the league. 4 Is plain this cry IS
nor wanted n the circuit President
DnnneIly will not entertain any city
now tina, win IN any way &C. as an
anchor for the rest Of the clubs He
Is emphatic On the point that the
New England. League. this year.
must sta- right. and must fnis.7 the
schedule Donneily absolutely re-
fuses TO take and chances On a fiv-
yer for this organiza,ton.-Lewts
Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
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TO LOCAL OFFICIALS

ToiaTr -us- Ma -0te--
James u. TX II Calo crrn-7er,.r.s -~
ne scnaauiei Willard Lf--,pss- ~, -n
hs ntd 1gi~ r Toledo. ria -le =-r
aEai~s- rr1aa lighting caves Il -rte--
Q-e:a:fon and entorc =-1t1- "1 n 'o.z
officials rs va -1Aen Q Ie>3 u.
H1Ii ~, .nJe-e-A
re nv psrnlls oox!vE eEhlt,, r~s
COR winch c.sa -navor { Ia municipal
les ~ The sheriff. # outssCe. giants
permission. { the matches ara q 4.
unusr the auspices n 4 Chartered II
Ittlc association and J.. no purse s r
It-ad - ne winner
!, Is SAID thai n ne Willard Damp
ssy contest 10 purse e 10 W o-e-s1
5ut t.2at each contestant y @ receive
definite amount Of Liberty bonds. The
athletic ASSOCIATION requirements a-sc
are sad % hare oeen cop-ied with
Governor OK today received : icis-
gram rom J. Crexeil Siddle ri TIE
haard % boxing corrlssic -ers al re
army and 7aT-- IT-.Eg 1:1a- -Le X -la-5-
Dempsey hoLit pe permitted /. he u
te-esis Of clean soor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
EUROPEAN BASEBALL
SEASON IN FULL SWING

Paris. Sunday, May 4--The Euro
pean baseball season has opened
the University Of Paris having
scheduled games with the University
Of Lyons. Nice. Dixon Nancy and
Toulouse. with trip 70 England n
June TO play Oxford. Cambridge and
Edinburgh.
Ten thousand persons witnessed
game AT Toulouse recently.
John = Powers. Y. n. c. A
worker at Toulouse. said today; -
think the French are the coming peo-
pie n baseball. They have The best
baseball eye Of any people mex. TO
the Americans French youngsters
are keen N picking up the nice,'es Of
the game Several hundred boys Al
Toulouse ara now playing scap
games Just like American young
sfers''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
TOLEDO The SITE
Big Fellow : Meet
There on July !
limited - z 7ouncs-Seferes = -e-
c.ue 4 Ecu, Goes Who's Distance
Fighters VIII Enter Slng q, : :. r.
Third Man % Sc Selected later

New Trrh. Ma. THE Jess WI
la.d-Jack Dempsey heavyweight
championship dgar VII 5e StaEea --
-oledo. O.. on ne afternoon II: F.
DAY, July :,
TIE pug.l.sts VII entr- me :-c= n.
9 p N ana VII oaH - rounds an
ess 4 knock ext terminates -.e COL
test earlier n ne Lash. i re a1ut
-oes ~ limit. a -ete-ee. q oe s-!e4.-
al. VIII ava-1 i decision N points
The details vs-= announced ~ Pr
meter Tex El-tka-d ere tonight
WI!arl aaL Dempsey ~! ~ Ga-Q
for ,ne.r services. Nj Rlckard *
blamed. ano viii not dgat cor purse
winch Is aga.1sr he avs II CHA
Having consulted my attorneys"
ne sad y ina Iaa- : an enI.rel y
within ne avs Of ONO ana -c-orI :
lnE - i jec!siUn Ct -av On suCH
1s.ses Therefore. aaEe aCccTlIF-l.
TaieGos u3.4r - aolG ne boxing *
llbit.un Jae-@.
y nder ne Qh!o lav. ne mayor II
Toledo s permitted . --c1nt consent.
Under decision i .he caur- me I
privileged % erna.oy toEelr -o --ra
exhibitions when = purse u not toHE.7,
for
An oc,aEo1- shaped arena n ar-
cumnoGa;e between 5f.v and SIX
thousand spectators vii he e-ec- =-5.
al point 1onvenIe-s, . ne -1tr -1-
mission alaIges viii range t-1r,l -'-a
% lily dollars. ACCORDING -u ne o-
c,s-icn i NE SCAT. Both 1UE.-.s,@
vii t--g-a cor Al eas- 1va weeks III
;,1e scene of ne CONTEST. = ac"or1-
a-c= w:ra ne terms Il -he .oni9-ac,
made W.. E.ci-a--..