davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-03-09

out OF 1t as II We worked together
but III get |, aud get it certain. 1t
means that in half an hour Mr., Morton
Will have my detectives report telling
of the discovery of his sons secret
marriage and telling all about who the
wife is, And il means that III handle
the suit for separation--and that III
collect for both services. And 1t also
means that III deny, and deny sue
cessfully, any statement that you may
make as TO any relations between us.
l guess that Axes YOU
so. you'd do that" she hreathed,
staring at him. Then, without another
word. she crossed to her desk and took
up the telephone. Central please give
me Broad 5000
In moment Loveman was across
the room and had seized her arm.
That's Mr. Morton's otiice," he ex-
claimed. 'What're YOU up to?"
Giving him no heed she spoke into
the instrument. us this Broad 5000?
Please tell Mr. Morton. senior,
that Mrs, Grayson wishes to speak to
him"
One of i.ovemans hands closed with
SWIFT, spasmodic grip over the tele-
phones mouthpiece, the other hand
fiercely gripped Mary's arm
What's this you're up to- he de
manded, huskily,
She gave him calm. defiant iook.
For moment they stood So silent. the
telephone clutched by both OF them.
I'm going to beat you to it--thats
ALL Peter Loveman I'm going to tele-
phone AIR. Morton about Jacks secret
marriage and about who his wife is
and there'li be no big bill for detective
services for you. And I'm going to tell
Mr.. Morton that | shall not oppose
any kind OF divorce or separation or
annulinent proceedings, and that |
shall not ask for or accept one dollar
in the way OF settlement-and that
means there viii be no big fee for you
FOR handling difficult case Out of
this youll get exactly nothing Now, /
guess that Axes you!"
His large eyes gaZed at her with an
almost superpenetration But there
was ma doubling that she would do as
she had said. His usually ruddy face
gone pale the moment before. now
took on yelowish tinge. Then he
laughed with forced joviality, and re-
moved his hands from the telephone
and her arm.
THAT certainly was once that one OF
my jokes was taken seriously" He
laughed again.
why. you poor chtld --ot course /
wasn't going to douhe-cross YOU"
She was not deceived by this swift
change OF front She knew that she
had shown the higher card
rs what you say TO be interpreted
as meaning that you will not inter
fere with my plansr"
Go right on" he said. heartily
It's hook and set down The telephone
But IL ever there is any Interference
which seems to come from you. III do
exactly what said
"Oh. come, Mary, forget my bit or
gun-play You ought to know that
| was only fooling He was now
thoroughly amlable again, as far as
smile and manner went. "Just how
are you going to do II, Nary"
Tin going TO do it--that's all can
definitely say as yet. And now. ] have
q lot TO think about"
"And you'd like to nave me go. All
right, III go. But say, Mary--you sure
have nerve" he exclaimed, with a
sincerity that was sincere. Nerve, and
a lot of other things. And rem ember
this: I'm counting on putting you
acgoss. a little later. In the way, 7
jNst told YOU about. You're Juit the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
No Compromise
Stand of Gary
in Steel Strike

Washington 0c- > - Standing
sr,asreIy m ms assertion -ha1 ttas
lssue n he pending strike 1a-p1-E Fl :
~, the steel INDUSTRY 8 -Ae opsn
snon. Judge Z. 4. Garv. chairman n
ne hoard OF -he United States Stes4
Co-oQra11ou. completed MS testimony
-oaay before the SerZIe .aoor ON
u,t.ee investigating t7e sIeel coc1ro-
versv. During eealloqUy with CON-
-l.ts-e -neznuers- particularly win
Senator Walsh 81 Massachusetts
Judge Gary declared that n could
not now CONSIDER compromise q Al
5itra1ior- or meet with strikers rep
TeesEIra1lTeS-
The senate during he 1aT ny res
olgtion approved the committee F's7H
70 carr It's IrresIIgz non 70 pitts
r,y7rr.7 md other steel c7~rIcz-s zfteI
hearing to-norrow William L F'nslsi.
s4c-erary OF me strikers committee.
and perhaps one or TWO other leaders
OF that s7de u tts CONTROVERSY.
Continues On Page Col 81
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RED MANAGER JUBILANT
GLEASON SAYS "LUCKY'
kIC GLEASON
OF the Write Sex

-hs TRIUMPH # the Eeds vas
termed a --'uckv' one by Manager
Gleason Il he Sex
We oul-ha them aEEr.r hire r.
orre. 5UI the breaks ri Ehsr came
went against Is. said Gleason. tls
Sex are far rom 1Zip38yea- We
nave -te greatest 'cc-ns BACK nail
cup in me woric. and these -wo
Dealings VIII -nzks nv players 7gnt
all ne harder % even 4 u Williams
showed 1od4Y that ne Recls al,tlnS
can ne stopped bUI ne had al unto
iuuate inning n the tu----h when ne
walked three men T,7e EezlS r2c-u--yy
vas Utmost gwen 70 nam o. T. plat
ter They got four alts- We got -.
We Z oult7lt ham ST the se-les-
--7iesdiug shz4 happens only n :
lifetime r-,tIryea - II enough runs q
WIN. Rousi7 IS Z 1azrrei n the o11-
field ar5 nv PLAYERS al give hin
credit fcr his work. ! expect q start
herr tornor-o--. au1 might 80 Tlcorte
Il have ev=-r co-fdelae n E1die
ID tr1u rinc1n~L-
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cincinnati. OHIO. Dc-. With the
Reds Victory n me --rst two -aTlss
II ne series. -he demand 1o- TICKETS
% he third contest. II be plaTea n
cincinnati 7ext Mp1d2y. was great
= han ever The seal psrs 1fsLi1s-d
q hold thar -lekeIs until MONDAY.
5elfeyZuE Itey would o. able . get
snu-nQEs prices
Want -ntll We EeE en- = 'uf
nome grounds. was me CT 1Ton
ne White Sex camp This was taken
70 mean Thai the nen u Gleason II
-erd % give the Reas a beatins-
The crowd 1i1 net begin @ Ill M
stands e early As n WEDNESDAY
Holders ~ reserved seals were rufh
slower n ar-ry1ng There VS.
steady stream entering the Stands
Ehsn play ]tegau.
Manager Gleason = ne Sox ana
Moran. the --nlrlcte man" II he
Reds. EsaIte-5 'soEa1ers 70 ne irnt4d-
e-s during practice Moran -ons IL
ms station 70 coaca al Lhe first base
Inc. but GLEASON wasn't much n
eF1aerca On The coaching lines his
afternoon. Re sat d ,ae beuch ana
wondered
The Raas arr tta mast fornlda-
ale team Ive eA'ey seen SAID FEEDER
81 = Lands n chicago after thi
Joe jackson. the White Sex sing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
SIDELIGHTS ON THURSDAYS CONTEST

zp-. -o- ms --st hat 4 Ins series n
the second inning wrerl his snorr hlgh
fl 70 center EEL safe. -he drive gong
for TWO 1asss
Eddie RocSn. the Reds star TIL
FEEDER. thrilled Tt1s crowd again TO-
lav with marvellous CzIC:4es- He ran
haCz . me center nt3d 4ence 4 me
sixth ,uulnc- pulling DOWN Feisch :
terrific licsr winch tad seemed EnJ1
tcr q nome sTzr- Roush accepted i've
chances -cday. giving nm = pull
Outs for -fe W. games
IalcaEo. Dc-. With -S5spl -
ss-red anu NIX seats SoiA. he sat
u 1f.si@ aav1Iian ann hlszc1sr sea :
toT ne lo,11I opening tomorrow r
Worlds S4--as MAY VIII starr Al 5 30
g eloCk -'-a ress-ve5 seats were
sold 5ui several days RIO zn5 he
only c+lanues for -hoss vartaEe
T,1ants are tickets n tha rands II
~czipe-S. wrqo are demanding rom
500 % s1r9.
Nearly 10 complaints from tzns
wig sald hay had falIed 70 obtain
cicAe-s although scaipe-s ~e-e o1reT-
ny seats. have t.een received 81 rha
c.C -ouraL3cl -rgLnsA!'s l7FC-a -oLsv an1
= vas SAID IN investigation woal L
e mace
larry hop1 -ns Reas ~Ec,-- stop.
Continues on Page -Soi. =
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Fail to Agree
ia Strike English
Rail Workers

London. cc-. The ofEic:al confer
enre frcqn winch III adjustment Il
the rallruad strike Was hoped ,E2s
broken down No settlement ~as
reached
The authorities nave decided ia!
parliament snail MOI DC 11-iie4d %
Eefher II connection with ne Il
5usIrlA situation A demand % tins
effect was gathered BY Premier L.cya
George BY VIM. Adans1l. chairman
II me labor parry and laa4s- u tae
opposition n the House q COMMONS
yesterday. bUt ne government rs
determined 70 ahlde ~ me original
GATE II neutrality-suspicious.
:. Thomas declared tonight rhRJ
ne other unions would resL1rae -he--
efforts al mediation anu thai mean
w!rlle me railway nt1 would 10
nothing 10 nlndeT -nediaIlorl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
New England
Shy on Sugar
Coalto Stay Up

BoSIcr. Dc-- The avaLap-e supply
II sugar Tor New EnEiand IS apoaI =
par ceErr. os4oE requirements ana -o-
sUInels Il ms region viii have % ,ID,.
her ISe ot -hs r-pauc- fp- al EAST
-h1ee moths % lree-aazrrers o. me
GnoLI- geos-a-y eszs1nsc. i was
sLAisa rouEy 5y SEE- 9t1- Jorr Il
>hs-bE-cs, c-2EnN n the STALE CON
Llsslo- - ntcssss-es d life ne al
lrlag-ed liz sag-lREE u IZE-eAsro 1f-
Elana tor sugar frr czlny, Ir1s EFF
1lszacy 4 last year sszgIay am IaC-eas-
~ cc1sln-l1a.
al At e1c-- % mel coaEiLlurls ss-ea---
- is NJ sho-LaEe. EzeHerE1 SnEroGr-ls
sai5 Z committee lac u-en ORGANIZED L
the sugar Uans. Inc GEty u winch
woald re g ealAIzz aifeluen-s aruorc
wholesalers ann sE4ply Zle1- Sugar
earus nave oe=z considered 1r1 WITH
he a-3-a-n-rlAiil- Il ting HANGS q ne
coz-rlssso, l.. wi. % Impossible 10 Z.
algIaLe IN sAclsE- card msthoa. Gn1
cUae VII Ne lseo Unless = nsco-rss al
se.E-s3y NECESSARY. ne SAID.
-ns coal situation Is m. a3E--1E M
cc-z-lss2oa. Ienerd ShsrrE-rs sai1.
aE; ht declared = was cs--a3r hare
woEld ce II reduction Il Ea-lcs us4pIs
7sU spD-- n vsew q tt-Is lhe co-l-
Dlssso-2 ADVISES svez-ozs 70 ulaCs -
dEra immediately or The 1scsEsa--- VII
-e- sEvriy. SO thai 1saiers EzF knew
JEsi vrat the med viii be
With -espec. 20 prices u general c--l-
T1odiIss. General Sferpzr-ss sane tt1s
courzssso1 aAr found that since Sep
tEl.er 3. when rs first eG- price Isl
was s1e1- pork P-oG1c-s had dropped
= Er-,ce ausoIt g per cent reef Pc
esEI. lamb : psr cant and EsaerRl gro
csFass CT average Of > SS-2s ps- nsr+- h
exr=ets a further advance n rtE p-fces
- cutter ana eas- III N o1hH- 1=o-n-
rnodi-iss -he conrissson Aockx for q
steady decline IN prices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
President "A
VefySick Man.
Grayson Says

Washington. O &C I. .
President Wilson is "a very
sick man. and his cnndi-
ton IS less favorable" il was
said by Dr.. Cary T. Grayson.
the President 5 physician. In
a statement issued at 10
o'clock tonight from the
White House.
The following bulletin was
issued by Dr.. Gfayson The
President IS a very sick man.
His condition is less favor
able today and ne mas re-
manned n bed throughout
the DAY.
After consultation with
DR.. T. Z. Dercum OF Phiia-
de3pnia. Drs. Sterling Ruf-
I'm and E. 4. SEt1 OF Wash
lngron. in which all agreed
as 10 MS condition. il was
determined that a complete
rest was essential for some
time
There was much sDecuia-
ton IN the capital tonight as
70 the President real con-
diIon. and concern was gen.
orally expressed. Former
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo. I h e Presidents
son-in-iaw. called ar the
White House during the day
out Il could not De earned
whether ne mad been re-
JuesFed 70 come 70 Washing
ION because Of Nj. Wilson :
illness Oh vas in the city on
a business Trip.
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FALLS g AMENDMENTS
THROWN INTO DISCARD
9YET TOBE CONSIDERED

vasalngIon- Oct. AT last
Gaming the stage NJ action n rs
--srSias-a1ioa Of tte peace treaty, he
~.nzte swept ASIDE n quick Success
ssc,n Jodar thlr1E-slx 81 The -
z-ennnents Raicr1 rad f.esa written
ITO the document by The Foreign Re
atoms conmIites-er
-re smallest majority N-rcords5
zrz:-sf am Of tbs committee ProroS-
IS was Is and the largest vas e.
Al of Ihe amendments considered
-gd been introduced ny Senator r All
?e,zbiicau. New Nsxlco- and were
ssiEned 10 Cu-all American part2-
RATION IN European settlements re-
sEltlnE from ths war.
Of TIA nine amendments YET 70 ~
aztea on. SIX relate 70 the aaniunS
sex-!cu. TWO propose 10 e9uaiiZe vol
~ uoEer n the League OF Nations.
nd one would limit American repre-
-s--stior,- On the reparaIions commit
- IN thu absence NJ definite
z-eenert for the disposition %
-rese proposals Senate leaders
-,r.ss-ut tonight thai the debate
MINI I'm on tor several Gays osloTe
s.norher roll call s taken
-arorEnou, Lt1e GAYS voilns tne
1a--oc-ats presented solid 1rnrll
a-s3-,z+ tf1e amendments except Tor
-e-yz,o-s Gore Of Oklahoma ana
-Lr.-r-s nj Colorado. Seventeen he
- s..lcacs, on the other mana 1inso
= a-slsf The first committee pro-
-y,sai u bs considered anu mnsl u
nan stood with The Democrats On
LII =1cceeainE roll calls AAne %
-s- announced tney we're Tor re-
-----sI.cr.s WHICH they believed wo2-ia
-.,-a- +hs same ground without en-
znEa-zuE tt7e treaty.
- adjournment lt7e 1reaIT arFo-
z,rs declared themselves e32Iea al
II ra,s work 2ud the Opposition
ssoe-s Also we're claiming q F3c-o1
= ne showing mace IN 1nsil
-enanenIs.
thirty three negative votes OF me
mai mi cal. 1aey pointed OIL
rS..lo make Impossible the r"o-
.-,-rs majority necessary for TaI-n-
4,lo--.
-roer = special agreement sE'e.e-f-i-
~ -t,a zrne-d-e-ts Tvegc iEllTea
-. ~ minutes ana nearly half the
~e-ste -nf--7 freFs43Ip --cT MO Ifse
N .sefzIe whac1 occupied rnos' VI
~a saY. Only few senators
..ez- and many members OF me
House crowded mo he rear a1 -'1e
amber % see he first actual AHiioi-
= he treaty. whlie II tt1e 1llea ga
e--es me usners stood guard II me
..as % restrain spectators from ap-
4l.d..z- lhe decisions from ne moor
srce iur.nE iile 5@Esste the ET1ie
-zlrsst applause vas aroseT- now
Icy. q wave of aandc-appinE -oilo"-
= a spAeea by Senator ldct~ In JET
Cort4nuer OF Page Coz. 81
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Official Reception To-
day Is Beginning Of
Series TO Take Them
TO Frisco and Back
to " ashington

New York. OF. @--heA K4ns and
Gnea- IF -he Bstg-ans. with Prince
Leopold. helr apparent 70 ne throne.
ware rh= guests u -he Cnlted States
L New York tonight. They have
come. = us majesty oppressed i. %
VOICE thar gratitude and that u
their l'@ople cur Tia generous ald
even ham BY ms countv Of years
II d3rest i-a@1 'vaan .helr nation was
..Z:ssz4tst1s.a With extsE-nlnatIon.a
Thar 1Tst hours on -Arser1can soil
7rese span, quietly Al tf1s3r aorel
sTS1tnE after the9r voyage and cr4e-
oratlcE the,1r nineteenth Wedding an
r11-ars4r7. Br thtlr eEpress WISH
ths1r ofEl-al welcorne 0 New York
VIII 1oc e@g-n Until NOM -ornor-o~.
Al thai hour VIII star an arduous
-oEnd = receptions ana sightseeing
whlea VIII lake han 20 Sau Fran
CISCO ana t,aCk % Washington where
hey VII Ire guests Il the White
House
-2e Bs-s-4n royal1y were gwen
ne o+Hcial t:e=do-, II the United
States by Fice P-esldea, Marshall
v1sa may stepped asno--e from ne
transport Css-oT-e Washington on
ne soVs.Cue-t par Al Hotoken at
mon.
y welcome ron . ms republic rs
King II M oravest peop1e since
---s began" M Marshall sal5 Tour
more IS nan whose conLuC- VIII
ne q r12E1-s- -urre n steady-1g Lhe
UoF.5 70 Eaw and o-dey. o friend
snip. faith ara freedom
King -4.h=-- $ lovr voiceG response
vas audible. Only % choss wno stood
Nearest Mn H expressed deep r.
--e- ana solicltud= al Ihe illness Of
CONTINUES On Page -coi- =
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PAT MORAN
Of the 7ers

I'VE have beaten Cicotte and VII
Jams and have nothing ~ fear from
ttle Other pitchers On GLEASON : staff.
he EAGER II the Reas said 7 Will
adr-i, nat todaE : victory vas
fucky one. ttzI X ScI the oeTIer u
he freaks. but winning hall games
Is The hing that gives players conf
gieucs and with Two games 70 thsir
treeir. NJ players IRE nr1rnTnln@ over
with III Morning VII stop nan rom
Ezrninc the worlds -i1le- ] axE'ect TO
start Eller TCmu--ow, accoruIne &c
ryrrssr71 plans although ny sete1'L1or.
VIII depend N the pitcher ssael'-ed
m LTleasgr.
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DETAILED PLAY OF SECOND GAME

-iDs' hounder ana retired MN. III
assisted No rEzrs ore hit. 10 errors
Reas-Neais famed RaT5den FOL
lowe-a Nesle and aied 70 Jackson II
was ni-a ore a-d jog vas silrntlr
troubled with -he sun Sslia= ss-t
: hlEa lune4d ~ 70 Weaver. No
T11s. 10 li1s. NJ errors
FOURTH INNING
White Sex-Naav-r sscElA5 q
center. Jackson singled 70 left ana
ny fast fielding Duncan ae4d Vegy-
~ a. second. Felscn sacrificed. Sal
lee 20 Rath- putting Weaver on third
anu jackson On md EardiI drove
Continues On Page Column 81
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OF -ne Atlantic coast; North "
SANDY Hook; Moderate soa1n ana
soc1t invest winds. c.folldy weather oc-
caslc.lsl showers.
SANDY Hook 70 Hatteras; Gentle
70 moderate south ara southwest
winds ami fair weather.
Ar pressure Is II excess Of the
NORMAL generally throughout he Al
i1EJlc states
The svssaIrEE-r rs-Fnzlrls cool n New
England ANA tf1sye have t,s-en SHOW
e-s WITHIN The lasf - hours n The
middle atlantic and New England
states
The ,1i1sc,k Is for generally fair
ESsatfrer F-r1d8v ara SATURDAY eas;
81 -hs MISSISSIPPI River. exceEr that
SHOWERS are rg1osabie Fr7eaT III
Se,--hsg-7 %tTv England.
Tzs teqng,eratnIp w5Ii risse II tt1e
r7lecIe Aliautic ana New England
sfaie&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
Sand Bank Cavein
Hills Bangor
Overseas Y eteran

Bangor. Ne Or ---har7es ?
Mnl=y. wao se---ed eighteen months
II E-a1ca Z IL Bzngc- Company
u he 1870 ReErea, and cme
through great battles without :
sc~atC--. ras lzlIiez today By Lhs CAV
TX = II sand oauk where ne VS.
II work fcr ne c-tv street depart
mani He was = ann unmarried
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FITZGERALD NAY
LOSE CONGRESS
SEAT TO TAGUE

Washington Oct. BY 4 vote ~
70 : the House elections committee
-odar deelaea 70 -ecommend the m
seating II John 2 Fitzgerald as
representative from the tenth Massa-
csglEsefts DisI1c-. holding Peter ?
Tague rs entitled ID the seal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Two base 1Itx- Jackson. Wesv-
e. Three ozse nitx. kocf. Stoien
bases GanniL. Szr--fIcs artx.
Fessc, , osure-.- Duncan. 0cu-
BE risys. Sosf 20 0Auoe-r:: z.
Collin. 70 GxrSii; Eelsc, q z
Collins &c Gsn5fi; 7a1h 70 Ho5f
70 oauoer-- Ieft OF bases. Chi.
Gags :. csae3nnafi ;. Base on
balls OF Sailee e Collins: on
Williams taeush .S~o. asth.
6rnn two. Duncan. 8sik. Ssilee.
Struck ont. Sy Williams Nesse3:
Sssiee. two jackson. NilIisrnss.
umcires- Evans oes1lne the plate.
cuisaey AZ first: Mali. AZ secora.
-. Higher II third Tine. 7.A2.
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THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England Parity
cloudy ana warnsr Friday preceded
~. showers II The morning; SATURDAY
fan
Southern View England and eastern
Nezr YORK; Partly e1oady ara warm
- FRIDAY: SATURDAY fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

RelIand F7e4t-Tas National CON-
Mission announced the total a1ten-
aa1cs today was - 5se. Tf1e total
re1@3u1s were ss7,l3f Commission
snare sg--4.So. Cubs share So
as5 rs.
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STATE GRANGE AT
BANGOR DURING
CHRISTMAS WEEK

8srEor. Nj Jc- AT : Dse-ar
1ere cu-iEr1 . me executive committee
II ,he Maine STATE Grange. II was rotee
% accept he INVITATION II the Bangor
Cf1aEroe ~ Co1rnercs 10 naid the an
uu2l 1asetiEE Of the Grunge here
Christmas week
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Chicago Hmler's Four Passes All Result in
RunS-Slim Sallee Pitches Himself Out
of Several Bad Holes==ROush
Again Stars in Field

Cincinnati Oct The Cincinnati Reds gntened their
grasp the Worlds Series flag defeating the Chi
cage White SoX ,. As they also the opener yeser
day they neeu but three games and the Gin
mas developed brief period OF the far
habit Of celebrating the fourth There nothing patriotic
about vic1olvnad the fourth
inning and a holiday.
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REDS AGAIN TR0UNCE WHITE SOX
WILLIAMS WlLDNESS PROVES FATAL
Eddie ROuSh
The Reds Star
OHrfieider

His work in the middle gar
den has b.en the fielding
feature in both game
played. His sensational
catch of Feisch's terrific lin
er IN the 6th robbed the lat
ter of a home run.
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FIRST INNING

White SOY. Collins ver1 on
SalIes d DauDe-r. Eddie Collins
yaIhtl1 Weave Inc flied q Kept.
VIM iouniea EDDIE Collins al first o.
= throw 70 Daupe-- No ruus- NJ llts,
10 errors.
Reas-RaIh was the first CEncau
lsIi batter 10 tEce Williams ana
sent 4 nlEh ~ 70 snolr center Fe4sch
making -tls catch Daucsrr vas OFT.
RisEserg 70 ian6iI- II was a aolnde-
hat Risoerg so1 n front Of second
Groh die-d 20 J. Collins No TITS. NJ
1Its- NJ er-prs.
SECOND INNING
White SoI-JaLkSon ClozE&t1 %
eGIsr. Roush missing rhe caIca ny
fsw inches. FelsCn sacrificed SAL
Sc 20 DaEpe-- Jackson spirg %
-hlrd L was a beautiful hunt Gan
Ill was thrown out hopt 70 Dau-
oerr. jackson holding third. RisDesg
flied TO Neale. No TINS one nit. no
errors The crowd caesrea S2Ilee 1or
1itchiaE himself og1t Of hots- Rousn
Up Both pitchers showed sooo Con-
Lrol II The opening inning
williams temporarily lost
control ana walked Rousa- Then
cane Duncan. VINO lined % Edcie
Collins. VINO aogsaled Rousf7 al first
on has throw 70 Gantiii. AoTrt fled
% Felsca- No TUBS. no hits No sr-
rors.
THIRD INNING
White Sax-Sct4Ik line fied to
Eoush T71e AFTER -of Il in left
center Williams s4rgie<3 20 EFF II
vas Ine DRIVE thai Caine 70 DIM
an ON the first ,soance j. Collins
1is1 10 Duncan II waS 4 ienE Int
q 1eSa left Daui,er- tuos E Col
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Forecast fu- Boston ana vactrity:
FrzdzY far an1 warmer. SaIurriAv
far Moderate se11,a wznds
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pitchers were warming up- sgr there
were nome n xErt. Ia ,.1e afth II
errcr n1t RISasrE ane y ssnza4 ~
Continues IN Pass -Gci. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

slim SALLEE. Red Port
slider VINO pitched himself
out OF several BAD holes in
Thursday $ win over the
White SoX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Tsere 10 . market for everything,
there . ssthirg 30 vaiusasas that Il
can't % sesd to these et,e want 4.
that's ens Of the n,sssens Of the
WANT AOS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
THE BOX SCORE
CHICAGO
cgNCiNNA-f

-s=rtsa FOR Williams n ninth.
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
ALBANIA WANTS AMERICA
TO TAKE MANDATE THERE

Paris, March 13.-The Albanian
delegation to the peace conference,
after a hearing Thursday by the
commission dealing with Greek
questions, sent note to Premier
Clemenceau, as president Of the
conference. proposing that in the
event its claims were not admitted
by the supreme council that a man
date be given to the United States
to occupy and administer for one
year the territories claimed by the
Albanians. The claims set forth by
the Albanians include Tchamara
to the south, as we'll as the Alban-
ian territories annexed to Monte
negro and Serbia.
Should the conference accept the
proposal the Albanians say they are
willing that the mandate be extend
ed to northern Epirus. claimed by
both Albania and Greece. under
such conditions that the population
will be able to manifest its aspira-
tions without restraint.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

hibition. the pacties guilty of such
attempt should be punished. We
don't believe an officer can lawfully
enter hotel room occupied by a
guest without a warrant authorizing
the search of that particular room,
and waht is the difference between
4 Pullman berth and hotel room.
so far as the rights of the occupants
are concerned?