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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
MADISON
Reception to Returned Soldiers
and Sailors by Lodge-Sun-
day in the Methodist Church

A delightful social event Tuesda y
evening was a reception 10 returned
soldiers and sailors by Non Pariel
Lodge, A T. 0. r. First came a
supper il the l. O. O. F banquet hall.
10 which each soldier or sailor was
privileged to invite one guest. The
company then adjourned to Union
hail. where there was an excellent
musical and literary program, 70
which parents and friends were also
invited. This was followed by a
dance, music being furnished by
Canavan's Orchestra Of WaterviIle
Union hall was especially decorted
for the occasion with ever-reens and
bunting and the exercises Of the eve
ming were much enjoyed by all pres
cnt
The subject Of the morning ser
mon al the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday morning viii be
Clouds Without Rain" IN The eve
ming the last of the monthly union
services before the summer vacation
period viii be held N the Methodist
church with an address by Rev Jas
s. Clark, pastor Of the Congregations
al church. on The Inter Church
Movement"
Charles J. Tucker left Town Tues
day evening for Araesbury Mass
where he Will visit his father and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dinsmore. who
have been visiting relatives and
friends IL Madison for the past two
weeks. returned Tuesday noon TO
their home in Portland.
The amount pledged by the local
NJ ethoGIst Episcopal church IN the
recent canvass for the Centenary
fund for the fve-year period amount
ed 10 s3443S1. For the current year
it amounted to s9S4.31 The weekly
Pledges for each conference year
amount TO s11.SS.
High Sheriff Bert Small Of Frank
lin county and Pennington was in
town Tuesday afternoon 10 take in
custody q Young woman from WI
ton. AS d result Of Sheriff Sna.s
investiga lions VIM. Petley and Clar-
ence Tibherts of Arson We're arrested
on d sta1uatory charge by Deputies
George Walker and Elmer Adams OF
V eonescay forenoon.
A telegram was received TUESDAY
by Mrs. Mahlou Cavanaugh Of the
safe arrival Of her husband in Bos
ton from overseas. Mr.. Cavanaugh
is a member of the Signal Corps of
the 304th Regiment and went 70
France about year ago. Mrs. Cav
naugh went TO Boston Wednesday
morning TO meet her husband.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

a group Of boys will leave the Y.
NJ. c. A. building &. S45 this Thurs
day afternoon for a TWO days camp
ing Trip at Birch Point Camps.
Srnithfeld. under the direction OF
Frank Condo1l, secretary of the ~ -
Tie boys VIII he taken TT the camp
IN automobiles and Will return home
Saturday afternoon on the electric
cars by The way Of Waterville. The
complete trip will cost each boy Sc,
including transportation and food
while AZ camp.
tbs camping trip is being taken
as one Of Lhe ''Y" activities and is
designed 10 teach the boys some
thing about camping as well as Civ
ing them a few days in the open
While I camp the boys will sleep IN
cottages and their comfort will be
cared for IL every way. The party
Is open to any boy II Augusta who
cares TO go, provided word is left al
the Y. NJ. {. A building al once.
There is considera BILE interest in
the Boys Baseball league which will
run during the summer months.
Boys who are deslroUs Of entering
tins league. should make it known at
the ''Y" Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
MONMOUTH

Memorial services for the G. x. Nor
RS Post. c. A T.. We're held AZ CuInston
hal SUNDAY morning. May &c, Rev. a.
W M keyes gave an appropriate ad-
dress Good music was furnished by a
Post were present. The Relief Corps
attended IN body.
Mrs Lotr:e York Of winthrop IS drill
ing the Junior class Tor the coming
junior exhibition.
Sergt Dan DeRoche and sister, Miss
May pe Roche. are visiting friends n
Gardiner.
Memorial DAY exercises Will ne held
on Friday afternoon. The pa-ad will
start from The grammar school building
and march 10 the sold ers' monument.
where services for the unknown dead
will be held band has been engaged
for the occasion. The SCHOOL children
are asked TO bring flowers
The lecture ny Rev. {. :. UFoTd an
nounced for sunday ever ne. has been
Cancelled
\. ". Richardson was III Boston this
week on a business t.t2.
Miss Augusta WEIGH and N ss Martha
Andrews returned Saturday from :,
two-weeks Wis I IN Boston.
spec al patriotic program mas been
arranged for Monmouth Grange
Wednesday evening May %, Some Of
tire returned soldiers wi ne present
and give some account ot their lie 4
the army The meeting is not open 10
the public.
Ear Judklns is critically IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Mrs. Stephen S. Bunker has re-
ceived word from her husband, Capt
Bunker Of Co. a. I'D Engineers that
the I'D, 18th and 1926 Engineers viii
be part OF the army Of occupat.on
probably at Antwerp. II is an
nounced that Base Section No.
will ne closed II July, and supplies
will he furnished through Antwerp
and Rotterdam. Capt Bunker mas
been in the Service TWO years and
in June will have his third service
stripe, having sailed for France ~
December. 1877. For six months he
was al LEVER. near the Swiss border,
where as captain Of Co. c. 5000 In
gineers ne had charge Of bui!di ing
roads and spur tracks with a Fores-
try unit. Since June. 1918. ne has
been At ST. Nazai-e and Mnnaoi-.
Base Section No. |. having Gtla~-e
Of TWO lotion steam shoveIs and sew
eral hundred workmer. American
soldiers. negroes. Spaniards, MorjC-
cans. and German prisoners. In
Septen Der ne was recon-ne nded for
promotion and passed examinari ms
for d majority. but evidently lie
comm isslon was one OF IAc 500 not
passed by Congress. before the close
G. the last session. The Engineers
al the base sections Will not he lis
ed for sailing until after all the SOL
6iers have left Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
BELGRADE

NOR-H-M-s. Frank Ham Of Thorn
aston and Mrs. LOUIS Lombard II Wat
erville nave been recent guests OF their
parents. NJ. and Mrs. ] K parl~en.
MISS Marion Thompson Of Watervi.le
and Roland Bickford O. Smithdeld were
weekend guests Of MIR. and Mrs. How
ard Rckford.
Harry Alexander is building an add
ton TO his barn
At the regular meeting Of Salmon
Lake Grange Saturdav evening seven
candidates were instructed in the third
and fourth degrees. after when a har-
vest supper was served to Sc members
The lecturer presented the following
program: Singing by choir; reading.
Angie Ellis; reading. May Blckford
reading. Euia Morrow; reading Tvs
Alexander; reading. Almina Bickford :;
recitation. Dora Bickford: singing ~
choir. An advertising contest was held
for 10 minutes and the first prize was
won by Lula Watson and the booty by
John Cook. Next Saturday evening will
be observed as Memorial night and the
committee in charge of the program,
June are getting ready for a smile
social.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
SOMERVILLE

Moody Hlslar has scid his fd-In TO
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank [. Moore are
visiting Mrs. Moore's mother Mrs. aa-
d e NJ. Mcdonald also Mr., Emma Nc
Daniel Of Dresden mas been d guest u
Mrs. Mcdonald the East week.
L I. Cotton Of Readaeid was a Mon
dav vlsi.or at the Mcdonald homestead.
II. l. Mcdaniel was Wednesda '
guest of T. 4. Turner.
Pc Warren Gudden was 4 Thursiay busi-
ness caller at Pleasant Ridge farm.
Moody Eisiar has finished working
for Z. r. Evans o. Palermo and is now
WORKING for Fred A Turner, doing car
penter work and helping on the fam.
Stanford l. Brown Of Weeks n .is
was a FRIDAY visitor Of his mother Mrs.
c. r. Brown
3. H. Hussev OF windsor recently Qur-
chased a Pair Of oxen, three cows and 4
calf Of F. A. Turner.
Mrs. Charles Erving and daughter.
Mis- Mildred Ervlng were Saturday
guests Of Mrs. Sadie Mcdonald.
John Wiley passed the weekend with
c. W Evans
Forrest G. Hatch c. China was a sun
day visitor at the Turner home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

The Journal is in receipt Of a
souvenir from France. sent by a for
Iner Conv High boy, class Of "a
whose name and address Is as fol-
lows: Corporal Adm S. Turner.
Headquarters Enlisted STAFF. en-
listed Men Inscructors) A. z. F.
University, Beaune. Cote-dOr,
France. a. p. Q. No 909 Home
address. Jefferson. Maine.
The souvenir is leaflet. evident
~ distributed among the boys in that
section. entitled Mothers Day" and
gotten out at the A. E. F. University.
Il bears on the first page the title
and date. Sunday May IL, the ad-
dress and the poem Mother G
Mine" by kiplinc. with a 'SugreF-
ton for Mothers Day The inside
pages carry the program Of serv-
ices il the various places. such as
the several University and Regi
mental huts, hospital. white and
coiored troops. etc. also in Beaune
City and Allerey. with the names
and addresses of the chaplains.
The fourth page bears a message
TO American Mothers from the
American E. r. University Of
Beaune and A1lerey. closing with a
PRAYER for Our Mothers by Walter
Rauschenbusch The inforrnatio
in the Message to American Moth
ers bears the Information that
over 10000 students have regis
tered: all are voluntary. Thirteen
colleges and over $50 departments
Offer a wide field for study and ex-
pertinent; laboratories are fully
equipped and well administered. The
various college directors were chosen
from the ablest obtainable at NUur
American universities or from yspe--
ciaIiy qualified officers and enlisted
men Of the army.
1T is the healthiest command IN
France. It has 10 basketball fields
and numerous basketball, football
and other athletic facilities. II has
its library of $4,000 volumes: its
theatre: it's religious activities: its
welfare societies. II has numerous
club houses with the University,
three in the city Of Beaune and one
in connection with the French
Homes Committee. A number OF
the students reside in Beaune.
The University feels pride IN its
students. II says to their mothers:
You NAV well be proud OF your
representative and Of Americas nrst
university on foreign SOIL"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
MISS HELEN YORK SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH DE FEC
OPERA co. OF NEW YORK

Augusta people will take more than
ordinary interest and pleasure in the
announcement that Miss Helen York
has signed a conrrac, Tor a years en-
Ga cement with De Fec Grand Opera
Company OF New York al a very fa1ter-
ing compensation.
The COMPANY. while o. recent organ
lZatlon, has the backing of some Of the
most prominent stage managers III the
country and connection with it is an
excellent preparaIive 10 the more cele-
braisd companies.
Miss York Will ne first colora1ura So
prano Tor such operas as Berbiere Di
Slvlglla, E!goiet-n, Lucia do LarIner-
moor Ia Boherne and Ia Sonnamouia
Her present engagement begins imme-
diaIsly and runs until the close OF the
season IN July Just before her season
opens again IN October she will appear
In Augusta for the second annual Old
Rome night. II Is SAFE to predict that
her temperance will be as eagerly
awaited and as approximately received
az on her return from Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
MT. VERNON

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. John Blake
and little son returned to Freeport
Saturday ALTERS short visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blake.
Edmund Luce has returned home
from Davidson where he had been
employed.
Hollis Jacobs has returned from
Augusta General hospital where he
has been a few days for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Burton Hall and son George
and Mrs. Vesta Dollon and Miss
Marion Sawyer passed Saturday in
Augusta
E E. Noyes accompanied a truck
load Of household furniture Saturday
to Portland where they have moved.
The truck came from Portland FRI
day night and got into the mud on
the cross road 80 badly they had TO
there until morning. when
they lacked II up and got out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
NORTH ANSON

Arrangements have been made for
the commencement exercises at An
son Academy. The bacalaureat SER
mon will be delivered by Rev r. ".
kennisCn. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. June %. The
graduating exercises will occur June
80 IN Carabassett hail and the an
nual alumni reunion VIII be held OF
July / on the Academy grounds. The
annual alumni ball will De held on
the evening Of July l. On the eve
ming Of June Is will occur the Senior
Reception and the Junior Prone
made.
A large delegation Of Rebekahs
went to Scion last THURSDAY 70 pay
a frate-nal visit to the lodge in that
place. The next meeting Of the order
here will be observed as home night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

when the children win be present. An
important meeting for Rebekahs OF
this section win be held on June II
when the lodges Of North Ansou.
West New Portland, Bingham and
North Anson VIII hold . district
meeting. Mrs. Lucy Norton il the
president Of this district
Memorial day observance here WM
be conducted appropriately. Grange
hall viii be opened ON Friday morn
ing At o'clock to receive flowers knd
it is hoped liberal quantities win be
brought n for decorative purposes.
Veterans. SONS. daughters and grand
children Of veterans and the ladies
Of the G A. r. are invited to meet It
this hall at N o'clock. Line viii be
formed at 10 o. clock to march to Sum
set cemetery and all local orKanixa-
tons. school children. citizens and
soldiers Of the Ia te war are invited to
JON in the procession and assist in
the decoration. Music viii be fur
nished by Alfred Berry. Joseph Nor
ton and ". H WiIliams After the
services at the cemetery. the line
viii be formed and return 10 the
Ora Ege han where exercises viii be
held. An entertainment will be
given by the children and there will
be shor. speeches by the two local
ministers. Prin. Williams Of Arson
Academy viii have charge of this
feature. The Boy Scouts are work
ing on patriotic playlet.
The body of Leander Cole who died
recently II a Lewiston hospital was
brouSh- here for IntermenI in Sun
set Cemetery Before coming TO
this town his home had been IN Lin
coin county. His wife died in 1913
There are several surviving children
Els age was about IS years
Union services were held in the
two local churches last Sunday
Members Of the local Grand Army
Post and Of the Captain Hurchins
Circle. Ladies Of G. A R attended
the federated services IN the Consra-
Eational church al 20 As with a vnlun-
teac guard Of honor composed Of SOL
'diers Of the world war There were
pleasing decorations and specia,
music was furnished by uuartare
composed Of Mr. Barnahv. tenor.
Mrs. Thorne. soprano. Mrs. Barnaby.
alto and MI. Sawyer. bass. In the
evening there were union services in
the Methodist Episcopal .nurch
where Rev. Z. W. Kenrlson delivered
an address on Community Build
ing. Plants and flowers were used
N simple decorative scheme
A local Of the Maine State Corn
Growers has been organized here
with the following officers: Walter c.
Mchenney. president: Fred s Par
sons, wee president: r a Carl.
secretary and treasurer: H. 3 Ellis.
E. s. Paine, executive committee
AS benefit for Stewart Library
there VIII he an CAd Folks Social and
dance the first Of June A committee
Of several local gentIemen and ladies'
have been appointed TO have charge
Of the affair as follows: M. and
Mrs. Wallace Emery. Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Porter. MIR. and Mrs " c.
Robinson. Prof and Mrs CIV VII
l'ars. M. and Mrs. r s Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. W C. Emery. J NJ
Getchell and Miss NJ t Porter.
Mrs. William Stetson recently un-
derwenr & surgical operati Ion IN
Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

The monthly business meeting Of
the Christian Endeavor Society
connected with the Winthrop street
Baptist church was held in the
church on Tuesday evening. Before
the meeting a jolly crowd of young
people went 10 the parsonage to sur
prise their pastor and Mrs. Phil
brook with a huge Maybasker con-
tanning flowers, fruit, food, candy
nuts and other deiscacies After the
meeting. the company were invited
by Mrs. F. H. c. Foseto her beau
tiful store. The Handy Shop
where they were treated to ice
cream. The evening was a delight
full one for all concerned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
Red Cross Notes

Owing 70 the gradual lcSserlnG Of
work IT the Military Relief Depart
rnent of the Fed Cross, the execu-
tive committee Of the local chapter
has been able to make a few changes
in the operation Of the work in the
HeadCuarters and Cha pier Pr'oduc-
ton sections. The Headquarters Of
Ace. which has general information.
the handling OF knitting. sewing, Ju-
Nor work. memberships. conIuuni-
cation and motor service. has been
moved from Room II. Augusta Trust
Co. building. 70 Room s. smaller
Office on the same floor. The office
hereafter VIII be kept open bur three
half days a week, Monday, Wednes-
dav and Friday afternoons from :
until s. Telephone number s6S-W.
After the completion Of the pres
ert allotment Of sewing, 25p gar
nents the chapter work room viii
be closed until September next. This
will give a much needed vacation
to the women who have been so
faithful in this work. There Is a
great demand for layettes. and the
local chapter has accepted 100 TO be
completed during the summer. These
lavettes are being given out TO wo-
r,en who are willing to do them at
home
There is plenty Of yarn on hand.
and the demand for knitted wear for
refugee children is very urgent II
is hoped that Augusta women Will
not give up their knitting this sum
ner but will call Al the headquarters
office il the Augusta Trust Co. build
ing Monday. Wednesday and Friday
afternoons for yarn.
Ii may be of interest to many who
have wandered now long this kind
Of Fed Cross work is going TO last.
10 know the statement recently made
by MIR. Monroe. the new general man
aeer Of the BED Cross. at National
HEADQUARTERS. Washington. Mr.. Mon
roe recommended the two months
summer vacation from Chapter pro-
duction. but has urged the resnmp-
ton Of work in September. saying
that the demand for KNITTING ana
sewing il great enough to keep all
chapter work rooms open IRON sep
temper until about April drst OF next
wear. Frequently, people express the
opinion that the refugee sewing ano
knittign. now that the war Is over,
should be done abroad. the feo
Cross has not lost sight OF this crit
cisrn and has made very caretui m
vestieation OF conditions in al parts
of Europe through means OF specia
Red Cross commissions sent ABROAD
for that purpose Just as rapidly
as the devastated districts are sum
GENTLY rehabilifated, new materials
are furnished to the women 10 De
made up.
The Red Cross. aside from all the
Refuxee work being done IN TINS
country, has already furnished H.
DOC. 900 yards Of goods 10 the refugees
to be nade up in their own homes
and the work in this country IL De-
ing lessened just Al rapidly MS pos
sihle. Augusta women acquainleo
with Miss Lavinia Newell Will De ID :
terested to know that she is 1t pres
ent in Europe to ascertain the exac.
needs OF the refugee women ana
children, and will bring nacK WIN
her correct patterns which Will De
used Ia next falls and winters work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
PALERMO

CENTER-M-s. Temperance Turner.
who passed the winte- II Waterville is
now al ner home here for the summer
Her son wife. Mrs John E Turner
from Ireka Calf. is visiting her.
Dexter Turner recently sold a very
valuable pair OF oxen 70 A c Jones o:
East Palermo
MS Naomi .Gregpire passed the wee.
end at her home in this place
George Fish Of East Vassa lborp and
Fred Mcclellan of China were guests
sunday At A B Tylers
Deputy Sheriff S E. Bowler was in
Morrill, Sa turdar on business.
Miss Cora B-adsrreet graduate nurse
aaF recently had a call to Belfast.
BRANCH MTLLS-Miss Lizzie
Farrnenter Is visiting friends in
China for an indefinite time.
Ar- and Mrs. Vim. Hisler and chill
Cren from Weeks Mills, visited a,
z. :. kitchjns' SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Kitchin made a
trip 70 Nobieboro Saturday returning
Sunday.
;. q. Parnenter mee with quite 3
SERIOUS accident Friday while black
snithing. He struck a piece of iron
and a piece weighing IL pound few
and struck him IN the eve. breaking
MS glasses and cutting his eye quite
badly. The doctor was called and
dressed the wound. He Is now much
better and able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig who have been
visiting friends here for the past three
or four weeks returned TO their home
in Freeport last SATURDAY..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

The second barge Of the season to
arrive at Augusta was the L. s. r.
A. barge Thomasron which came I'D
river Wednesday afternoon in tow
Of the tug keystone, coal laden with
a cargo Of between 700 and 800 tons
on anthracite for the Stone & Coop
er Coal Co. The work Of d;scharg-
ing cargo was begun soon after the
barge was made fast to the COM
pany's dock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Trinity Commandery, No. Z, K. =.
viii hold a special conclave tiiis
Thursday evening with work in the
Ped Cross and Malta. The report
Of the special committee On the St
Johns Day celebration will be pre-
scented for consideration. 1t il houec
a large number viii be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Major Z. P. Dunn left on the 4.0s
express Wednesday afternoon for
Lewiston for stay Of a day or two
and where he will on Friday attend
the annual convention of the Maine
LETTER Carriers Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Supt- Il. II. Stuart Of the public
schools OF the city returned home
Wednesday afternoon from q bust
ness trip Of few days in Bangor
and other parts Of Penobscot county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs.. Griftn of q Eastern
svsune. accompanied by their neph-
ew, Ray Gilbert Of Pennington. who
has been with them at Ocean Point,
have returned to their home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

We wish to thank our friends for the
flowers md the sympathies during our
recent bereavement
MISS MARY MEXICAN (GAGNON)
HELEN O'LEARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
Mrs. n. 6. Robinson

Mrs. Ella Robinson. wife Of II. G.
Robinson Of Albion. passed way al
sanatorium in Union May 18th. after
long Illness at the age Of 20 years
She was the daughter Of the late
Iers,lum and Ruth Clark of China
Besides the husband TWO sons. Ger
sham Of Pennsylvania and Edwin Of
Worcester. Mass. survive. Funeral
services were held from the home
Friday al P M Rev Mr. Hickes
officiating Interment was in Libby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Nj. and Mrs.. Roy II. Brown are
the proud PARENTS Of daughter, born
Nag q, and weighing eight pounds.
The young lady has bean named
Wealthea Charlotte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
LOCAL NOTICE

Public auto service day or nIEnt'
Teh 1872. A FL. SfLNESIEA A-
may9eOd1mus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Hill cemetery. Albion. None knew
her but 10 love her.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-03-14
Wanderers,
Dempsey And Willard
May Fight In Paris

Paris, March 14.-sporting circles
here are keenly aroused over reports
that the Jack Dempsey y-Willard-fight
may be staged in Paris.
Promoters have watched with inter-
est the difficulties encountered by
"Tex" Rickard in America in finding
a place for the bout and in the PROS
pect that the bout may not be held
lin the United States. Offers probably
will be made to RickaTd soon IL they