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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
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THE OLD ORDER RErURNErH.

congressman knock Law which regulates the clock
| And daylight when seasons right
And they ambaed it so wei the Washington dispatches er
No veto preserve the plan
Which made the farmers sury
Since Joshua delayed the upon the field Of Ajaion
Man took his time cline
Without much daylight 80
Until some scientist set out to show
How much despite haste,
When bravng
congress played that helpful hnch and different lunch
And to close
Or dine do haying.
By merely setting clocks ahead all get
Some time before we did OF
Ere Huns forth asaying
again schedule discarded when
The Teutons tried the tide
And run the earthly places
And though have less Tor golf shall shirt and sco
But instead and lie in bed
And rest weary faces
No who big for bungalow should bungalow apron
launches lake we
Admiral Joe Patterson will that isn't
anything kcku than Canadian The prohibition
upheld and this also and
Rufs Hoskin, anything which accomplished
without the aid of meeting probably won't Be DONE
office boy long repenh paste pot upec,
he IS under government control
predicted shortage
city insidous bolshevi,t propaganda.
Looking from distance should apex Of aluence
the who afford lead double life with the prices
OF lingerie where they today
To h properly independent a number Of peo-
pie to goto where there mt fuel shortage.
There also who seek opportunity be iusuted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

A movement Is on foot for the con
struction OF 4 convention hall to cost
$4,000. A site 7sxlO feet will be
chosen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

bugs to another toad without satisfy
ing its appetite.
Careful figures made by the writer
some years ago showed that in ,hres
months time q single toad might con-
sumo the enormous total Of l0,00 ifi-
sects.-A. n. Kirkland in Boys Life.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
Fifteen Years Ago.

The Nets defeated the Guthrie
team yesterday ; to | in a seventeen
inning game at the capital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Pittsburg, Kan, has a new acquisi-
tion to its pitching staff in an eigh-
teen-year old boy named Brandon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

The gigantic wall which the Dutch
are building kro" the narrow en-.
trance to the zuyder Zee will be eight
cen miles long and go feet wide a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
| He |, , son Of R. v. Brandon Of thi'

He /, son Of R. v. Brandon Of thi'
city.
The Iriquois dance will be held q
Putnam pavilion Wednesday night.--
C. Stiles. w. E. Moon. o. F. Bond.
Ten Ysars Ago.
A new light In the person Of F. r.
Herring has appeared on the political
horizon as one Of the possibilities
for democratic nominee for governor.
Mr.. Herring appeared last night At
the Threadgll in company with Sena-
tor Frank Fl. Matthews, who'declared
that hi, friend would surely be q
candidate.
OMAHA, Neb.--E. II. Hartman,
the railroad magnate, who recently
returned from Europe, Is given only
three months longer to live, having
cancer OF the stomach.
Oklahoma City has q population OF
So,88s. oonservatively figured, tc-
cording to . representative OF NE
Warden Hoffhine directory company
who is here with force OF men pre-
pairing the 1909 city directory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Come, all We maidens old and young
and all ye maidens fair, and buy our
clipper hosiery, fast black, at 10, Is
and Is cents per pair, sold only at
Mitscher',.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

The young lady across the way says
she guesses her friend In the newspa-
per business must be getting valuable
practice In all kinds Of writing now aa
he told her he was getting out all the
mIecellany
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

boys notion Of worthless dog that won't chase
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

What become Of that plan for holding election to Do
emins whether public dance to be regarded mob
iIaon Of shock troops something equally shoking1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
STILL WORTH THE MONEY.

Some people vent their indignation
Against the currency initiation.
While others swing their pens and axes
To soak the high and mighty taxes,
Or view with something OF misgiving
The we'll known higher cost of living,
But living, while il costs a bit, it
Is safe to say that few would quit II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

that the late Grover CLEVELAND
poker and the dean OF American editors repued
good Judge of that accomplishment All OF which
thing Society for Taking the Joy Out Life but
porant o keep history straight
Meanwhile Jack Dempsey making big vaudeville but
il nus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Looking up from this distance should the apex of af
attained by the who afford lead double life with tn
OF lingerie where they today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

To properly independent has TO tell number Of peo-
pie to 70 to where there isnt any fuel shortage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
O1dSfQ1:ies
&a2 ze &C. 49,
Tvsaty Ysars Ago.

The case against Hopper and King
charged with the killing Of A. ]
Eick. was dismissed yesterday At the
preliminary hearing on the motion oi
County Attorney Taylor. Judge Asa
Jones informed the prisoners that
they were free. In spite Of the re.
markably strong circum,ton,ial evi'
dence against the men, their slibis
were too strong to be contested.
A beer Joint was opened A Wag.
oner with much pomp one day las,
week, the ladies having an invitation
to attend the grand opening. This
makes Muskogee jealous, for II will
prove bigger attraction than the new
jail.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

There also who seek opportunity be nsued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Mary had little lamb Very little fact since she ordered At
where the ratification OF the
paAcs treaty before being revised upward.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23


U for operating murder farm three
identified the remains Of citizens OF the adjacent village who mysterous
advocacy diversified agriculture the line
isng murder farm
should Russia instead OF Kansas which the native
who everything the length OF
skirts the style whiskers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

There those who regard the predicted shortage Of toilet
city nsidious boshevist propaganda.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

1t takes the office boy long repensh pot that
e IS under government control
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

Rufs Hoskns says anything which can't be accomplished
without the aid Of meeting probably won't b done
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

as follows. Music: The Fool. Rob-
s- SeTv1ce Hartley Fremont Simp-
sun. j: The Assau1: If For- Wa<-
ner" Dickinson, Waiter Ackiey
Staa-.s: --Spesch Of y1ncica-pn."
Enmer-- william frances Ferns gr..
music; From T-ae Aner2rHa1a.n. :"
ScsU-z. Ralph Brown A2Iga;; ELS
No-as- Speaks" Nsss Blanche Gin
-wss. Award Leroy Eacnaa: Al
Ode IF Dedication. June, ls--," Ms
Hermann Eagedprn. Edgar Gurus
Taylor nuslc: -eiepnune." Joseph
Husband Maaracs Sydney Coburne;
From ne New Wcrc." James n.
Barre. Ecpe,- Winthrop Morse.
The Ballad n Eas, ana West" EuG-
ya-a kpdng, Ca-ror Shercu-ne
Towle: -luslc; ANNOUNCEMENT Of r.le
Judges Cecislon" alternate. Stanley
Maae:aA-a Gurdon.
The pr-ag-an 1ur ne remainder IF
-2e enhancement exercises IS Is
u3Iuws
E-1Ua-- June 2e--ae Class day ex-
e-T-lssss II me graduating ciass NJ
der ne ThurrG4he Oak II ? II,
Senior dance z ne Eyl1asiul a. 5
? ii meeting IF ne --usTaes Z
ne CasEics- -our-,. Hubbard hal. a.
: ? Il. meeting Of ne urersee-'s
= ne Lecture room. Hubbard aa-l.
Il ? NJ
Sa--,r-.a- June "--Meer1- If me
Alumni Council n Massachusetts
hal az $50 \ IA. -.1e annual meet =
1nr Of ne FL Be1a Kappa fraternity,
: pna n Maine. n ne Alumni room.
Hubbard hal. a = A. NJ; ,asera-l
game -A-E-u1 rs. VARSITY Whittier
led q. II a M tne annual meet =
-oE II ne A-u-nr2 Association ~ 1.SD
T Il n he SCwduia lion. preceded
~ Buffet lUnCn a. --.sn; meeting
n CLASS SECRETARIES n ne Chemical
Lecture room II 80 P N outdoor
-3--ssEc--.t1ua II The -smpes; by the
Masque aoo Gown of BUwdoln Col
ieEs Il ?. M. reception ny ne
president and Ms. Siils n Hubbard
nal --~orn $50 . -0.Sp P II
Sunday. June e--Me-nor-al se--
ICE 1o- Bowdolo men VINO gave -aH1r
lives n ne war AZ $50 ?. NJ n
the chapel, Buffet lunch Tor ne con-
venlenre Of Alumni and trends a.
? n. n ne C-lun. crncer- IN me
campus t->1m asp - s4S ? NJ -ne
6acca-a1rsa-a address nv President
SiIls. n me Congregational church
a. ) ? II
MONDAY. June -s--he COMMENCE
-ne-1 exercises IF the College ant
Ae1lCgl school n ne congregational
cou-cn a. -A.Sb a II, followed NJ
Commencement dinner n t1e Ey--
ltS1u-c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
"srs-Nille twilight LEAGUE

! 0e@-oE = baseball fans - star
z -v-1E-, League II --17s -,r- mas
ot-a, cs-led eor F-Gay 1.Ea- II 20
CLOCK n ne c1rT council --ouns. -.7ls
acI1on WIS taken w ssve-a4 # ne
oasEos- fans n ne -,-v v1u wera
a---u1s n BRING MS -alk u q aase-
0a- lsg-ae +cr Tate-1le to- ne
COMING season = head
ne ak A. present IS -.la- fairfield
" u -aa0 n ne de.r : 2
eagle Is formed The -a,-ar -,5s
spread p ne No-1 Enc An Eddie
Nc-a-1E-,-in. EusaeH. v-Ils.-a. EiI,,e
E@tl-1 l2d 11ha-s sa~ -7ev <aaJ ,flA
-7Es--E ~1e al around ance mora
he a2---a. Name Shaps North vaE-
So 'n''0 a7C - -a-lGcIacs a1-ead7
1ETh <aE- a2-s = ne ser, a7C NJ
Man Sr-'==- clerks wauld raal a1E-r
: --er ware ST ou- II ne argyll
1en- 7InnllnEs i other directions
.nc-ca-e -aa- AlE7t -aens --.E.,- ne
included \ ne isa-1e
Le-c~s M VIZ Na-erv.-le fans
wtsr= E-~a- IN opportunity 10 witness
some good u1sebal n n. -w.IiE--
-ea--le w-lc- proved ve-r suc,,nss1 i
+I'- w E'sE:'s aac some me coutes-s
ware de'elunad- The spar aia6 some
VIM during -A- VIZ hu- now = e
5e-lsVeG ma s,Ifhcle-- roys aavs
-'s.--.:-sG s,--yr1 sss,--ice q maze ne
EoDr- Interesting Nrv s ne me
- -. "a .szle s-a-al- TT mex
-"--S-.ES ~HU - -r-a~nr-a
snow II q ~ -rU-y.,, .--.rs1,7E -,
Gay c-c--- : se------,- Sentinel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
TYPeS myers TAKE CR0SSETS INTO
CAMP To THE TUNE OF 12-14
MARSHALL HOMER IN 9Th FEATURES

A2-znK--s :.-r.l, a-vs = ne ---'--
with une lg1 N -Ek-l-s6 LIE EA-os Tss-
tts-lay a-.e-2pnn u ne Esus- N---iE--ss
as.o oerwes.n me P-,n-ars ana C-1sss--
cas -v2ssl.nEers winning 1y si1rs q
x % -
Mcclure q: ne P--n.E-s contributed :
circus ca.ca - ne ps--n-Dkacs wns-i-
se.s- okk.ag q aa-a III. ne cn-inel
VIII me lef- aslns-- out STICK 0u- rs
aRad aac spsa-ed ne Pill os-nTs e.
Iag D IL ground
Brennan ;i1tcaeo ne @-s- 1o-- n
a.ngs .ur me -v-sss..-,gs,-s an WIS -
ulRcsa TT -'Fa. Hi, VINO hurried r
E-eK. sryls cu- me -ss4 d ne game
Ee-,pux wsn- ne vanie d.EL2ocs -or
ne Shps-nlaE-s a1u 1l.casu well
Marshall y ne Printers caDC-7bu-ssc
very Wa win ctle sCch, Esr-ag T.
cI1,. :. .vs ana W. W. o2Egers
-he -a-lv-Ee--aE s-a-lea = ne IT.
inning. -ne -vrtssli-1g4-s ae1ng = D..
ano -.asrzrc ctunls al man 4c-osE re
rubber me Shcsraaasrs -nen Linz
@rr-wa-d VII NJ vii a-1u wsot -as-r
une as--e-. Es--nE -a-ss lsn ac--oss-
The securd ming hp-1 ou--:-s Eo1
+u,,-- ann ne game SEES wsa
Na-sns-l's homer ca-ae a@@:er I'll M :
slE-n--le, ne n. 4or -ice -wc-1A EEe-
and mere wt.re -vo 1E- L-Is C.v-Ins
,.,e Printers -wo--,1n .eac Is ne scg1e
WIS ned, -
ne sI---rE--'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
Six Preliminary
Bouts to Precede
Big Scrap. Toledo

-aleec. June -s---.-ee ooT,-s :
GE-- rounds ecca a-G three y -.a
rounds sacn W.. lr-cecs --e -
--r'urd heavyweight caanaJHn@ll >
c-c eE7 between Jess W1ia-5 an
Jazz Dempsey here -1;E Four. =
VS. announced -oEaE by An (
- cos.- matchmaker y ne -n:et. >
4Al1,f--1C Clun- -he 1-st Ds-c. VI
s-a,-- a. If clocs and ne ouxcns NIL
oe amos. canE-uuUs ucrl Wizard
and 1ls youthful challenger c3.-n. n
- ne --cE
Sergeant Ta-.s- Aa-aaa1 chi f
sDA---og ;pac--as- e1r Willard sad
ada M. 7 Is oplnaon Willard <
IN ,1s- cer- t.r-sr hnxe- max? when
II -1uE.1s lack Johnson Tor m
asa-yws2E.,- -aEnrlarsrp Il Ea-
v12a II -gc:.
sraa-1s ~ statement VII oe
rIesTlu-en- bur : kocw WHAT : an
-a-k-aE 2oCu-' Monaaaa SAD ~
believe M Willard = younger
nan oCv, onTSlca1lv SPEAKING. han
x VS. e-r,r vaa-s ago Ea IS 4 1a-
:ee--zr boxer ard SEa-e- Re seems
- a-?ur MS raining grind while :
VS. al e-1-- f1r nm - crnd,-au1
. -csa+ ~ ne Johnson ng-ca.
Il'-7ahCa. while non predicting Z
l-7nCEou- fCr Wizard c+I3evas Ne
w. VI hR,6:,~ "a asss-s7 -Aa.
nc T-s E-cws Is tremendous ----.-r
7rwa- = ~ cta--1r-
knocked ne mr. W., . ha-e
III .lsG punch ana war -s-1r,ce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
Local SpOR1nG NOTES

Eayden Ryan. VINO Is catching %,
State Eouse-. 5 sporting d asw straw
Ia: which IVES ore-eG by z. z. Davis
& CO. TOR ne frs, home run during
ne Augusta TwlilE-. League season
RYAN registered his circuit cloEr N
TUESDAY afternoon when he Law
makers NET the Shoe-rakers
Poor. VINO covered Jeff garden "a,
Cury during me last clash win Gar
liner High. PLAYED d fine game. r.
captured d couple Of hard drives nat
rad they nor nave been Gagged would
have neE-sG me orange and black ane
or more ta1lies.
Far" Hill VIM Is playing behind
The rubber tar ne TvpesiinEers. e
oolnE 4 GOOD STINT op1n n fielding
The DILL and with ~ stick n ne
game June 18th between ne PRINT
arg and Cuscnoc ne slammed ou- four
airs ont Of SIX times a, BAT
Fred Groves. VINO Is covering
the right garden for he Clerks. IS
playing i nice al '-ound game. Ee
Is there with the SICK and when =;
comes ID fielding me bal there ISL :
a better MAJ N the GUITAR gardens n
me league
Paul McGCui6rick. who Is doing
some hurting for the Lawmakers. Is
mot al easy man 70 ni,- Ee Is ppr-
s,der and has some mighty decep-
TIVE TWISTS on the hcrsenide-
Ia-iber-e. VINO covers snorf for
C-nssef-- Is one mighty cas, lnaeloer
Ee IL al over the lor between sec
ono and third. capturing sizziers anc
spea-ng them rom the ar WIKI
equal facility
pornerieau. who is covering the
ief. garden for rae Co--onplrke.s anC
also doing some work n the box.
shows I'd well. Ee IS 4 siuEEer D.
oz- and plays last game n me out
fiesc
Merrill. who Il playing = -he ouf-
deid for CuaiInoc. pu. NJ a good
ca,ne both when AZ na- and a. mailing
slGvscxapers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
BRUNSWICK INCREASES
APPROPRIATION FOR
CENTRAL FIRE STATION

Ez1csw,ck. Ne. June IA spe-
ga row- meeting was held = -as
-ou-- -oun Thursday afternoon -
maze zn additional appropriation ~
war ne CONSTRUCTION Of ne central
fra station Il -uwa Eal place.
F-aail...n { Webb was e,er.ec
moderator. Ea-rey J Given Of ne
IRA commission explained -1s- ].
aad bean +oE,G Impossible - erect
. suitable building . hu1;se t,e new
a-pz-a,-as .c- he $50 previously
appropriated.
[ pom notion If Isasaa 2 MpT-ei!
II was unanimously vu1aa INT ne
-.w- --eaSu-sr VIII c7s approval Q!
TIE selec-nec. De authorized q -Ess
1v -e-- ppra-- lCRa a SUI opI ak
ces1-aE $4,000. n aaC.-lcn . ne
sun II SIS 900 already authorized
11r ne eraC-lon II 4 central 1-e Sta
-1rn OF ne Town nal jpT and INT
ne seier--ner ne authorized 70 axe
Cu-e al NECESSARY contracts = be-
RI. u --s cow1 tor the construction
d sad building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Chase and Crsa-- evangelism
viii mid services n -ae Caaun NsS-
h1nn. G. A. h hal. Sunday. J2nD -
!. P NJ All are cordially invita-
The -egaia- monthly board inset
ing If the P.r.sieln Red CrD Win ~
held the LAST Saturday Of the month.
June X n Inc Rsd Crum roums.
Manson block. As there - Important
business 70 transact II = hoped that
each member Of me board VIII neea
ne responsibility Of attending.
" NJ p-iiay G. Il. Ea1En. d..
Norman Brown and 3. S. Ma-nesn
were n Clinton Thursday % a-ssnd
ne df-lsih anniversary At -ae Ma
sonic -onge Of -aas ruwa.
A. Inc annual meeting IF The
Alumni Association hel6 Wednesday
evening : Il. winchester IF Cor1nuz
Was -s.sler.sa president Of ne Asso-
c3alun. Mss Mime Furrsr. sec-e-
-a-y and Mrs Harriet Butter -ea-
surer
Esroe-- :. Pazumoo VIII leare
SUncar svsoirg eur Lebanon. ". E.
where he VII accept a position as
UaT-nas,er - ne wouien Elu Of TIE
American Wooden @. NJ Faumoo
he3a q similar position a. the Narer-
lev mil here. previous 70 fI1s enlist
rer- n ne servlce. Es mas many
trends wao -sg-~I ~ have nm laAz'a
rrwn and whose Eoul wishes VIII 80
WIN ain II rs new hsid If la.ocf-
NJ ana Mrs .. . Strwe N Inv
-ence Mass VINO nave been guests
IrxS>x
Lsocsav. returned ~ Jaeir home an
THURSDAY
M and Ms ? A. Noble WERE =
Benton Thursday - z-snd ne I'll
nera3 se-rlre Of Miss Eleanor DAVIS
winch was ned e. ne home q her
father. -euna-d DAVIS.
Mss Margaret Tucker. NJ c. Z a.
left Thursday tor ner home u Snoep
Falls. wnere she VIII pass chs sum-
mer
meeting II the committee ap-
pointed - make arrangement. tnr
ne centennial VII be held n the
-n.versalls- church par5m Friday
evening. June n a. 80 O'clock.
Among those n -uwn - attend lie
Alumni reception Wednesday ere
alng werr Ensign Crn s Easken.
Russell -a-oeil Alton Setcneit. Mo-
Mu-,el Glrurc. Sidney Carter Min
Ruby Gray ElvinR WhIr-sn. EA-
E-oaa. Elmer Forou-- Norris F-1end.
Horace Maxim. Harry Ee,ysA En-
Friend. MAJ Hanson. ference AAa-
son. J. L Winchester Mrs. Nen,o
Dodge. NJ ami Ms Parker Whit
.en. Mr. ami Ms CLYDE Rand. Miss
Beth Russell and Miss Ruth Tucker.
Mr and Mrs El,shn Cowaa lef.
Thursday tur Z v.sst n SusIom md
Spmervire.
E.E Smith Of lincoln is n scWn
ne gaes- IF M and Mrs. John Aa1-
field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

The Name Erts VINO -scsI-ed DE-
-ess a. Simmons college S-aduA- =
.nE exercises MonGay were. School
# E0usennid Economics: Esiea ?.
Aver. Portland: Eleanor = Cross.
Portland. Margaret z Ga-ane-
" oo1laaC. Nellie = V1.Incra. Seal
Ea-:our School IF Secre-a--fal
Studies Margaret + Burns. Bangor.
2.-. Cha ,,-na1- For.lalG. Beatrice
a Enerv Ear Ea-oor Scnapl Of
: bray Sclencs. Marguerite ".
chamberlain. Wa-sr~--le. Marion !.
>ta-.1i-Ci. Oxford. 10 Name girls
r,s.s-s.z-ed degeas 7 ne School u So
c.az K ark-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
ALEXANDER PRIZE
SPEAKING At
BoWD0IN THURSDAY

5runswlck NJ J-;oe -9--he
-@cr Commencement WEAK II Scw-
lu!, College officially 7eEa1 ms eve
3lHC With ne Alexander ---.ze speak
-2s II Nla-nu-;al nal Competition
1or ne prlzes Of So md SO for
zzcelcaae n seier- Determination was
pen - freshmen. ~upnonnras and
Juniors. The pr-zas ware ess.4 ta.lsne1
= -ah5 ov 5ac. DeA-Ta :. Alexander
Il. D. a ne class cf -S-n
Poi Stanley ? -hnse # S1nenec-
nd X = APT Arthur 5,-w1
Il Brunswick End Hon. E1--y ?
T7Aurnn.or # Brunswick awa-tieG
-1:-s- Pre- - E1oerT y Morse = u
-A1cuvs- Mas. 2nd prs - Ea---
ley 2 Simpson. II =. IF -ii-un \ Z
The program fur me exercises was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
CANADIAN PREMIER
NOT TO RETURN TO PARIS

Ottawa June -9-S;r Robert Boz
den. ne Canadian premier returned
n Canada recently and VII not 80
oack n Pans tor further abundance
a. ne Pence conference. Charles n
Dcherv. ne minister Of justice Is
aUw n Europe rs IS Sir George Fns-
-er. ne minister Of trade aid oum-
-ne-cs. A--aE- - SEun. rae MIN
is,e- IF customs. lst. Ea-teax today
FIR PARIS where ne viii a-enr e1r-
.ae- sessluns If ne conference re-
placing Fas.e: VIM IS - return ID
Ca.acia On account Of me SERIOUS IL
ness IF IT'S w-1s-
Thus i Is expected M-nis,srs 81
-cn aa6 I,uner-y Will be me sigma
.lr-les Of ne PeEce -eEtT IN oe9Ai-
OF CacRda-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
RIXET WILD AND
PHILIES LOSE IL

I-I7c--l-!l--- 1lne -s-E-xsy w..S-ess
Z ne early innings -oaz~ gave en-
c-1rE- : .ez1 wnlcn Pa.:aos!nr.E VIZ
,i-aAaj= r . e-cu-ne am ne .R--s- cluo
sos " . :. sa-lee ai;caed s,ead-,v
4-a WIS gen sarsE-ura. sl;21p-- -ze
.--i.w@l NAY ane IL II ne a-st e.Ea,
.-c.ngs- TIE score
y .adel 7i..R o o 0 q . - :.
:-,c;naa1 = @ . q q -
2zey an1 ADKINS, 5z-lse ana z2-2ae,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
INDIANS TAKE
CLOSE ONE. 4-3

View York June -a-CsTeiaao
made II TWO straight rom New
York coday defeating the Yankees
n a close game ny a score IF - :.
Two vic throws ~ Hannah AIDED
Cleveland n ge-aE OF y -wo-
run lend n The secund inning. New
York rallied n me eighth. scoring
.vlce OF -a-ee hts our covelesk3e
struck GU, 5odie with -vo nea OF
bases for the -nirs CIT. ne sco-e
Cleveland ID . . : 0 . : 1--S-c
New York = y Q 0 . 0 . n-s--- ;
Cuveieskie and c'Nelll. Quinn.
NoElGEe and Hannah. Eael
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

4 SERIOUS acc1nscs occueu A1e
Saturday afternoon On the Saoeof
-oRo. Eou,ton. n which -orse peop1e
ware badly inquired TWO prorIociA-
r-a-s were -zcI1E, Il IS claimed AID
=. turning ou- % PASS another c1r
are If me autos MI a culver throw
-,r ne CT One Of ne iaG- passen-
gers. STING OF me ---or- sea- ~as
thrown c1rouE. ne glass WIND
shield. sustaining cuts Which aecesH-
-..ted a3ga- stitches being taken ID
close the wound. One Of ne men
ma ms arm broken wtI.le another
aaG MS -1t1s broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Ernest = WaSccT-- Crom oenI
merchant u Eocnesier. y r, WIG
died mere Ut Wet.ne scaT was M
I'VE II Elueh1-i. Me orrn y Tsars
ago. sou Il Stephen ; a1lc Mary Fol-
SOM Nescar- Re went as Young
MN n Manchester. y. Il. where ne
established : fpI-!shlng dry Eoo0s
business ard remained fnr 3 wears.
-aen rr,ur,ng n Rochester where ne
WIS very successful. Ee served N
ne -eC.s.G- ire from Rochester. was
a Mason and director If tAs Mer-
chants Association. A WIDOW Rnc
ca agnre-. Mrs. Mildred NewSU,y az
Cox. '7est az SURVIVE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Fore2E- ----.1E companies ~ So
10ra- AsEsc-s 1~-oE -oEe-ae- lavE
asked ne Mexican Department u
c 1CD-21cE-1p-s eI- a concession =
r-'1s---ur- -a-lwa~ connecting ne
--2as 7 Sanu-a Win Ruca 5ny. =.
~ Gulf If California Z IS proposed
- -ccoer- ne -e- me VIZ, A.ar-
icE2 railways = ne ao-der ana ne
petitioners lain : WI opa- - -lca
ar 2ndeve.o7a5 mineral 5ls--lc-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
CARDS. LOSE
GIANTS Z TO I

i -oEls. June New York n.
-aero aa--d anG AIDED av errors -ook
ne second gne IF ne se-,es TN.
: LOUIS : - : -anev was M e-ae
3 out p-tChed wal Win ne, N
bases The s..n-ta
New York -- +Dc as . t.---.s-a
= -o4.s 70 - g G. q g. g..
Tone 41d NcCa--v. -ae-,a Ehe--
d. nd S1yder. Cs.iloets-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
CT--C---r-
=

wo 7u- when winning III WIS
MADE
-Ba-eG 31- Carlson n
Basrun o , n
F7-T-si7Ers1 2 Q 9 : s.
-wo-nGse 1--Ma-aavi-e. s utsnaw
Iar--2-. Tt1-ee-sasa :11ts. Eer7oE. Re
Es,-, soecsei. Ne-:. Mollw-z. StniHn
aElses->ienrsl.s Sa ---hre clt--E-c-.
Ls-- or bRses-S0y-or P,-shp--a
.. Sasas " oR-ls-of Nava- .: IF
Carlson g. EJ-1r Neht u N ) -
innings. If Nur-hror II Is innings,
If Nave = - innings. - car
son n " -" innings. Struck ou--br
Nehf = Aarsr : Carlson :. Wild
Tllc-2. Naysr Winning pItcne-, Car
s01. losing pitcher Nur-2-op.