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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-19
NG1Al2EEAEsM
Chandler Edens

okoLoNA, Miss, Sept. 10. tspl IA
wedding OF much interest was oeles
brated here Thursday evening At tha
Baptist church, when Miss Blanch
Euens necame the bride OF Walter Cllf-
After a trip TO New York ana other
Eastern points, the young couple viii
mako their home In this city,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-19
MINERS ARE TO TALK
Of WAGES AT KNOXVILLE

NNoNNiLLE, Tenn, Sept, 10. (Spl,)-
A new wage scale and hours ~ fabor
VIII be among questions discussed All 4
convention Of delegates REPRESENTING
tennessee and Kentucky miners III he
held here Oct, 20 to 2S, The reduction
q the high cost of living by
tive buying may also be considered,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-19
" TnceNeaN VIZ
Mrs. Sarah Graves.

HELENA, Ark, Sept, 10. (Spl.)-
a message received here by o. v. Luke
grandmother, Mrs, Sarah Graves, aged
q. died in San Antonio, Tex. Mrs
Graves WAS the mother OF the Rev
Fred X Graves, former pastor OF the
aresoyterian church at Helena, but now
nving az sumner, Miss, Or, Graves
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-19
SKULL FRACTURED.

JONESBoR0, Ark, Sept. 10. (spl)-
Lawrence Reese. n student In the Jones.
boro state agricultural school, sustained
q slight fracture Of the skull Yesterday
while engaged In football practice,
II is not thought the hurt will prove
serious
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-19
NO STRIKE BALLOTS
APE YET RECEIVED

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sent. ts,-No
strike ballots have been received here
by the Railway Clerks Brotherhood,
ana according To- members OF the broth,
erhood, the announcement that a strike
vote Is to be taken is premature,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-19
Mrs. Homer Branyan.

BALpWYN, Miss, Sept. 10. (spl.,-
Mrs. Homer Branyan, 80, died al her
home at Alpine. some miles west OF
nalnWyn, on thursday; following an
She IL survived by her husband and n
small son. agee 3 years, :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Heydier Concludes
Testimony IN Baseball Suit

Washington. AuriI S-TesrinOuy
by John =. Eevdler. president Of The
NaIicnal League, today c9pciuaec
the evidence Of organized baseball
IN defense Of the suit for s9bdioae
oa,naees brought by the Baltimore
Fade-a! club under. the Sherman an
THRUST law.
Brief renutral evidence for the
zlaiorir was expected TO CLOSE rhe
case ana attorneys for the defend
ants then planned to present nio-
non for an instructed verdict Of DIS
misEa;.
The motion was expected IL con-
tend that the Sherman law was not
intended by Congress- II apply 10
baseball and that the sport was not
interstate commerce within The
meaning of the act
President Eeydler's testimony
dealt principally with the club
practice OF holding players On re
serve lists. The number of players
now held, ne SAID. Was aDoui lhe". OF
when the minor leagues hao AdH"-
on Cr-oss-eXani natlOn. hs. conCen-
ed mat. largely a. d result OF + elder
al League coYnpeULlons baseball con-
atrjurs N 1914 were such that dis
asfn- was imminent and thai. there
To-e. II was deemed necessary 10
Y-yyntve The Uses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

me WnHt-So- Ever Guild If -ne
firsf baptist church held its -erulp-
monthly meeting Munoay evening in
the church vest-y. The most esses co-
the evening were Miss Clara Leech
and Mrs. Mildred Spiller. The sub
Jecf Of the meeting was japan" A
historical sketch, The F'irs, Mis-
siDnRry IN Japan" was read rs Miss
Tiara Leech. An article in Easter
time In Japan" was read by Miss
Laura Brimestine; OR Homeless
Churches IN Japan" Miss Lena
Kerr: and The Goo IN Your Home, -
liss Edna Kerr. One chapter from
the hook. "kIondike kiam," was read
by Miss Sprnui- Light refreshments
were served and social hour was
passed.
M. and Mrs. Augustus Goorricn.
who PASSED the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Emma Rowe. Of Hunt
ingtnn avenue, Boston, have returned
TO their home on the East Pond
road.
Edwin Bessey has returned from
shorf whit with his aunt, Mrs.
George Penney of Central Falls, r. /.
Acme Rebeienh Lodge. al itr reg
ular meeting Thursday evening. v-:ll
observe Chsidreu.s night. Each mem-
ber has the privilege Of inviting q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

F3v-on Gillette. the Buffalo veTe--
an. mas challenged for he world
1..,ret-cusnlou billiard championship
emblem neid ny Alfredo de Gro
Gillette. now III the sixties and call
ed the "wonde-ous little old man Of
the game rerenLly showed his
rnet1je IN Il match win Charlie Mic
C,n,E-t al Buffalo. putting up one ~
the 2-eatesr finishes On -ecord. il
WIZ Il 20e-pptnr match ana McCour'
wnr the first three bjcck~ 80 10 29,
20 IL, - and 80 t. 80. Gillette start
ed The final block 8. while McCourt
was carhe~inr mis- complement N
~. Inc latter winning The contest 2e'
To 791.
Through the effcr-s Of Eav A.
SheDa,.ti. the old Hates track cap
tain and present Annover catch,
sares has landed Sid Peet. the old
Andever trainer and track man az
rrack coach this spring Peel has
mad wears Of experience IN the track
came and IS sure TO max gooo III
RareE.
a suuac Of % men reported for
the frs. pracrine of the season Of
the Portland hiEh school baseball
TENN AT the CUNNINGHAM grounds
Monday afternoon and Coach Fred
V. Ogtergren WAS very enthusia~tic
over the prospects. The work Of the
afternoon WAS light. consisting Of
hitting and feldins practice while
Lonnie weemHn and 'Piastey" Ward
did q little warming W Coach ostt.r-
er-en expects ID get out III Bayside
in a few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

ord has been received from the
New hampshire State college That
7Wo former we'll known Hebron acad-
er1lT atnietes have entered the Gran
tie State institutions. Cecil Leah.
the Track man anG Leslie Andrews
me football. baseball and track man.
Leatn was d miller and two-miler and
mas been competing SINCE his dis
charge from the Canadian Air service
N INDOOR meets around Boston and
New York representing the z A. A.
lie war one Of the men this yea, 10
run good races against Gordon Night
1ngaie, the American two-mile champ
81 New Hampshire State college and
the advent Of his pair representing
New Hampshire State al the New
EnEianCs and Eastern ColleEiaf es
VIII give them q fine nucleus. An
drews Is a former athlete of all ~ound
ability when III Hebron. He piay.o
half back on the football team and
exceis IN track as hurdier and dash
man. He also is pitcher in baseball
Both men are taking an electrical en-
Elneeri-lE cuurse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Tho WIN war babies. Earnara Yer
ril Worcester and Henri r wo-ces-
Ter, .Jr children Of M. and Mrs.
Henry T. Worcester Of Old Orchard
who were born while their father wa
fighting IN the .Hlljed army IN France
we-e one year old Monday and the
anniversary event was celebrated IT
a manner Monday afternoon that
gave pleasure to themselves and 4
dozen invited baby friends Dainty
invitations were sent 10 the friends
of the twins and a dozen Oic Orchard
babies ATTENDED Tho affair. The hours
Of the party were from until 3. The
chiidren were accompanied by their
mothers. All the hanit ; We're seatnd
on q large puff IN The livin- room.
where they could play with the toys
that haa been provided Sor them. The
WY wins. who did not see their papa
until they awere almost wear old
are charming chunks OF humanity
Both are as pretty as pictures. and
we1ile they cannot talk much they
seemed to nc greatly pleased al meet
ing SO many Of their friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
slim Sailee to Undergo
Hot Air Cyfinde- Treatment

Cincinnati. O., Aprll &-PitcneI
Harry Slim sallee OF the Cincln-
matt National. was taken 1oday 70 a
hospital by DR.. Il. 4. Hines The
Cincinnati clubs physician. where ne
will undergo the hot air cylinder"
treatment for strained muscle ON
the right SIDE OF me spine. saIlet,
was compelled To leHve the Reds
training camp several DAYS ago BE-
cause IF recurrence Of trouble with
his hack. when interfered with his
eject veness while with the New
York Nationals last leason- I-.
Hines hopes. by the treatment q: the
hospital, to ''irnn out the soreness
he aays an X-rRy did not -eveal any
thing wrong beyond the strained
muscle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
PfTTSFIELD

Al ii meeting Of Piltsfieid s-aar.
70 be held SATURDAY. evening An-f'
-, harvest supper will bo SERVED
and the third and fourth degrees win
ne conferred on large class of can-
diGaLes
Lar! u. Peasiey, who has heen c~-
erseas with the American E.xpeo4 .
t,pnal-v Forces. arrived home Mon
DAY afternoon and was hear Ity'
greeted by ms many friends here.
f3e was with the 3s-h Incart,,.
a fair sized audience heard II. Lee
ture a the Cnfvergslisf church Mon
daT evening, given by Rrv Z. : IF
ford. on The susjec: "A Man C,--er-
board A feature of nc entertain =
11ent was dernuns1 ration Of The user
Of IN" equipment used h-' he Cnar.
Guard life saving stations. Tho ler-
tura was unde" The auspices Of III"
W. G. r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Capt WasI.bul.n Wins
First Refund IN L0nden Tennis

London. April S.-Capt. ". NJ
waehburn Of the American army
won his match in the first round of
The covered courts tennis champion
snip at the Queens Club -oday. tie
defsraec Lieut. + J Gilbert by 3-d.
80. 90, g. 6-3.
II the doubles. Majnr Dean MaLhe,'
AND Captain WiIliam Washburn Of the
American arrly, were neaten ps' the
AustraI hans StanIer n Doust anG
Aubrey Z Jones'. o.. 60. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
81 COLBY SQUAD OUT
FOR BASEBALL PRACTICE

Wa1e-viIle April - The base
as.. SQUAD Monday was the larg-
-; vel this year, About thirty
zs1 -epurted for outdoor practice un-
oee he direction Of Coach Allen. As
e!s.., II These men are veterans from
.asi car. and as many Of the new
-..4t are Promising. the outlook Tor
= -uccesgtul season a. the present
ms Is bright From The way IL
w..c.. some of The new men are play
- appears lis though suNs OF
III veLerans will have ~ Guido them
se.ves 10 nold their pnslrlons. Wills.
--eshn4n from Brooklyn, n Y, Is
III; for first. and Is q pretty fast
reirer He Will give Marshall, The
-es-ular first baseman OF last year d
"a rub TOR the FIRST base position.
-aer freshmen VINO look good arg
N.II,ams anu CaNaghan. from Brew
&c. G-anL. from EnulEan, Guthrie, for
ne-,v Colby Academy catcher, ana
u--,s, who halls from South Paris.
The vets-anE VINO are now out n
INFORM are Captain DrIscoil. catch
90 Marshall first nase, Nnurse. seq
III Dase f-aas. snort Stop; Eeyes,
NJ base: and PuIEifer, center field:
anr taylor, second base and ouLhelu.
~. 1nfield viii remain intact IN
- SOME new man heat nuI the vet
r'i.!s. nuf il the ouLneiu there are
~ NnsltIon: 10 be nlleC. left and
II nHiQ The men VINO fl these
81 posl-4onl VII probably ne chos-
p. largely for hitting ability as II
~ --aouatluu Of W!'maE. me -lght
',alu"- - asst wear. the team lost one
-ae hes1 hI+Lars II me college
Liz. " lne state. The pitching pro-
s.n VI also bother some, Us Buck
III IS 1he only first string pitcher
-, nm 4ast ,Tea-, although Eamcr
~-1 c't"hsd n me last game ri the
.agH' a-a4ns- I3uwdnin rs again our
zoe nc leain and uay make good
ar -~eshrnen are out for the berth
q 1'cner CanaEtlan VINO If a south
III" Mailing from Brewer, and James
s'' &C snme p1rcning III prep school
-,'.. = Connecticut. One Of the men
'a--" TO ne developed by Cnactl
.a.@' r-n Il good man To relieve
.-..-1au and Eamer- Coach Allen
a.r aYtaIn Driscon are worrying The
H-r a. now that the diamond is
---~u,- for outdoor 3ractlc~- as
."T Z lot tn be uu1e 20 whip the
&C." ntu shape before the first game
"aeon which takes place on
H~ faa:rIurs' Dag. al Waterviile
!:c Un,ver.itv of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
B0wdoin Fraternities
Form Two Bal Leacues

Brunswick. Me, April s-The Bow
dom Inter Fraternity 6asenali League
has been organized by the -epresen IL
tIVes OF each OF The II 1-aIeruilles auo
non-1ratsrnity men. The-e are Two
leagues r1is year Instead o. one THIS
IL II order TO tacllicAit -ht schedule
AllG aVoiu Ltle ssason being long u avn
out affair. The different traIerulLies II
The TWO leagues will play d series o.
three games each. TIE winners III -ne
preliminary leagues viii men plar c
three-EaIne series for the cnamplunan. >
Of The college.
4 cup will he awarded 70 the cuam-
pionsnlp team anu ia5i year cup.
which was NOT presented beca use Of int
TACT that the schedule was not complel-
&c. Will be given 10 Lle other winner II
the preliminary league. The lea CUES
a-e divided as follows-League a Beta
Theta Pr Oetra Kappa Epsilon, Delca
Cpslun, Alpha Delta Pm AND Theta
DELTA CHI; League E Leta Psi, PSI
I usInr.. Kappa Sigma. Chi Fsu Sig-us.
NJ anu Nom PATERNITY
No letter men or men giving promise
Of making The VARSITY team this wear
viii he allowed 10 piay. The games
will start III $40 III the afternoon anG
Will run for five innings. After me
Guys grow longer the games viii De
played after SUPPER.
The league will star Monday night.
april II. with me Theta Delta Tn team
meeting me Betas. This will officially
open League A. On "Wednesday Of -ha.
week ,LeHgue 2 will open with CHI p.
team meeting Sigma Kappa nine. The
schedule mas been made OUT II ri,r
until June when at that time prelIIni-
nary championship will he decided and
the three-game series 4pr the cham
piuns1ip will be run off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Braves SHUT OUT
DETROIT AMERICANS
FAIRFIELD

FnlIl-s Dunbar Of the J. Z. GOUiC
Co. Of Portland was d business caller
II Lown yesterday
Frank =. Riley mas completed ms
duties al the Wilson Pharmacy and
has gone 10 MS nome in Bangor
The captains OF the Committees Of
10 meet a. (. H Parks office We'd
nesuay evening a. o'clock.
Edgar Warren mas returned from
TOY where ne mas been Visiting rel
al,ves.
Carol Murray Of Tni1y IS tAe
guest Ot friends Z rOWr.
Thomas Ward Of Clinton was q
business caller IN town yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Park1nan IL the guest
Of friends IN towa.
The Past and Present Club was en-
-ertalned Monday afternoon Al the
home Of Mrg. z a knowltun. Mrs
Florence -awry mad the paper for tht
al ernuon and look For ner suo1ec'
An OLD Jewel IN d New Setting
this making very interesting Topic
The Embroidery club will meet rhis
me Mcleod on Maple street.
Miss Ada Higgins. who recenliE
underwent an operation Tor append
icIrls Il Grays hospital ls surhcien1 (
" rncovered SO that sne Will return
10 her home Louay
Ms. Allie Marcoux. VINO underwear.
q ll1rCrca! operaIlnn II i1er nome OF
Main street Monday morning. If
,.4e1.r,c III q very comfortable c3nci-
-ion. Mrs @ 2~len OF Watervlle Is
caring FOR her.
The Maine Methodist conference
was opened ias- evening by ban
guet served by the iaCles Of the ~
L church al the Baptist Vastly a.
0 clock The MA iOrity OF the mem
ners We're present but Still others
arrived on The LATER trans. he off,
clai VISITORS are Dr.. r. J sMcE eety
T'r ". Z. Tander-uu1.k Dr. T. A
Cacsicv. d. j / Bartholomew d..
Geo. 2. Dean. Tr,. Rockwell Clancv.
T'r. =. X. lowell. Bishop " r
Warne, ID. IL. d: DR. Hartman,
Dr. 2. III. Pierce. Dr Charles c.
EarIck and MIHs Bertha Fowler Al
IL 2. NJ. the anniversary IF FreeE-
mar ( Aid WAS held win Rev /. :
Staples prs ding. An address Wa
also gwen by Dr- Y J McTeety %
FlncInnuJ,. ohio, witch was ve-v
Interesting. The reaJ opening of the
conference viii oc tiiH morning when
me morning Worship viii take place
II $50 o'clock Itd by Bishop Hr:B1ol
The business 'seaEjOr WI pe ear .
q clock followed IVY the Sacrament Of
the Lord : supper Roll cal! anc or
E;nIza aon. The conference sermon
viii be al ia ?. NJ. by Rev. :. =
Brown, al $50 P Nj Rev. Vim. Wood
VIII preside a. the Church AID and
anuresSess will be C.Ven ~ Epv. .
=. Hot and Rev u Nj Arters. fol-
lowed by Preachers Aid. Rev. r e
Hail presiding. Rev. L II. Brewster
VIII preside al the anniversary If the
Board Of Temperance al -l5 ?. NJ.
The address will be given by Dr..
Charles {. Rarick. Evangelistic ser
vice d. $50 P NJ
Il is hoped that the guess who
nave SO generously opened rhe,-
homes TO their visitors will feel that
'hey are under no obligations to thei.
guests as far az serving their din
ners and suppers, for -hese will ne
'Ft7rveu by the churches and ladies
;uE Lla-ies of the Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

,3aah Merrill to Coach
t.a;eS Baseball Squad

-.ae-aA practice for the Bates
.,--"s was IN full swing Mnnuay
'' 1ac, 'f3ank" Merrill arrived
L' scene AND put his charges
n!;' "a strenuous workout, the
'. 80 .Ht season. With the open ny
T~1' "ss han week away, the
e WI 20 against Harvard next
10 ,rtia n handicapped way The
'7- -IulLon 81 the field and the late
e.. ~ The new mentor viii work
''--' 9. 'iiiA Diaylng against the furmid-
1'f' ''lrisun WHO hive the advantage
Hai." weeks Of outdoor WORKOUTS.
.:!e wn-knUt Tuesday The vet
suutnpa WE. Davidson, EiweH
a'' 'ra--", provided the sIuEGers an
"f "'uriy" tn ger their eye Oh the
''.- h"st mound men are IN excel
ahape US they have been tnBsinE
- ~ daily since the squad left the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
cOVY AND RUMFoRD TO CLASH TONIGHT
Fer MAINE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
return GAME At RUMF0RD ON FRIDAY

as; nc long hoped for games
d: laskatbaIt between Cory High
aua sumf0rd High have maj erialized
ana ne frs; Of the series will take
nlace -onIctl1 n Assembly han at
20 :, III. Friday night Cony Will
7Iay n Eunford and If Il. third game
= neaessa-y II viii probably ne
nlavaa on i neutral floor. The game
amgn, promises to be Il hunGlngRr.
r,,arn rs Z strong feeling Of rivalry
pA:wean Lhese two teams and as the
-..,re = virtually for the STATE chaIn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Pine1urgt. n. @, April S.-Piay IN
the Mems anu Womens singles IN
the North and South Tennis Tnuina-
rnen1 al. Pinehurs1 TO-DAY brought all
of the expected leader- down 10 ths
sarl-tials. Vincent Eicha-us and l,
KUmaSae came through IT The Up
per brackets Of the men singles,
wiliie ". =. Tilden. j.. and Il. >.
Vossell landed IN the lower. All four
won their matches easily today. The
only contest Of interest being thai
ri Ricnard aEa1nE. {. p War-0 II,
.Ir IF the Westminster Country Club.
which was decided 81. 6-:;.
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plunsil1p il IS safe to say II viii ne Il
wrIriwind from stgrt to finish. While
Cory was defeated Saturday evening
by Dean Academy her showing con-
WINGED supporters that il would Take
SOME Eigh school Team 10 make II
Interesting for them. ConY's probaDie
lineup Wi! be: r Fill. #; McCOurt-
ney. IF: SouIe. e: Eednnn, Ri: Teas.
Ii. The game will start promptly ii
80 ?. III. and Z record- breaking
crowd is expected. SO II would ne we'll
for those wishing seat to get there
early
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VASSALBORO

CENTEE-The members OF the
entertained by Mrs. c. S. Perkin-
Saturday afternoon. Only TWO MEN,
bers were absent. Light refresh
ments were served All voted il one
Of the most enjoyable meetings.
Mrs Clara Per.ley was recent
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry LanoerE.
Mrs. F. e. Periey and Mrs. G. o.
Eavnes attended the meeting Of the
Snap Club at Mrs. Guy Earless Mon
day afternoon.
J. NJ. Richardson WIS business
caIler in AuEuHta Mona1Ry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

cage Some Tine was devoted 10 IN
field work. the inner uefences being
forfeited with Capt. Talbot al Ehor-
Carter and T-ask Lhirc base
Gould and Dillon, promising fresh
man on the keystone sack and Moui-
ton. another freshman. VINO comes
from Edward Little High. showed Ut
wei ion first. Stone '19, the varslry
outfeIder YVES stationed back Of the
plate and several RECRUITS contested
FOR the garden bel--hs with Maxim
- and Rice 20 veterans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
!. z. Moore Of Thpmasrpn

Joseph z. Moore prominently
identified FOR years with the Demo
cratic party anu iawyer since 1868
died Monday at the age of TS al
ThonasIon. f5e was Il native of Lis
bon. Mr. Moore served three terms
IN the State Legislature, was dele
gate 10 the Democratic National con-
venrion IN 1880 and an alternate four
Years later and was collector Of Gus
TOMS for the Walduburo district IN
der President Cleveland He was a
member Of the commission which re-
vised the statutes IN Maine in 1851.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Spring Football Practice
Begins at Harvard

Cambridge Mas. april ST Or
tbc FIRST EprlnE football practice al
Harvard TO-DAY 46 caucldu-as 80
ported 10 Coach wingate Rollins. Tnr
onIv veteran was William Murray,
Quarterback on the 19iG NarsIcy
team. The usuiI preliminary i'm
perinc I'D exercises ware gwen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

There is more special grace requisite
and manifest in ws,chfuI perseverance
IA little kindnesses and habituRl patienrs
NJ nome. n abstinence from cnuverRs-
tional disparagemenf Of Others. and IN
feaistenre 70 habits Of sioth and undus
ss,af-induigence in private life than IN
the performance Of great public dufiD
under the ohservAstun q nultiruoas. ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Baltimore ,..........- D. lot
A LEleIlcS .--.-- -l-3l'-s
EersherEer Foster kneisch and
Carroll: Gear, 9eiDoiG. Johnson and
MCAv0y.
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RED S0X SHUT OUT
GIANTS IT GAINESVILLE
At GAINESVILLE, Fla

Boston AM ....,-......... O-t-4
New York CNa1-} ....-..-........ b-I--
Psnneck. Dumon- and Walters
McNeal; Schupp, Benton and Smith
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\. Y. YANKEES TOP
ROBINS 1T JACKSONVILLE

At CkSONNILLE. FLA.
New crs fAmJ ............-.. S-12-1
Rrpok,yn ,-Saz-1 ............ ! Sc
Russell. Saawkev and Hannah;
Ptsder. Grimes and Miller, Kruger.
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MlckMEn TRIM
BlTMORE 1T PHEl.

At PELACELPE-