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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23
Prosba Prezydenta Wilsona Utworzenie ko-
mitetu Odszkodowa1 Odrzucona.
PRzYJAZD LANSINGA DO AMERYKI.
Krotkie Wiadomosci ze Stolicy Kraju.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

|
Z wielu dystryktow powiado-
miano policye, re murzynl stale
strzelaja do bia}ych przechodniow
W zadnym jednakze wypadku rla'
pad TAXI ME pociagnai "a soba
ofiar. Wladze policyjne i militar.
lie aresztowaiy wielu murzynow,
przy ktorych znaleziono brotl pal
ma.
Nkr6tce pred jedenasta godzi
na wieczor otrzyn1ano alarm z dy
stryktu murzynskiego powiado
mieniem O starciu sic biaiych
czarnymi. Natychmiast wysianc
ma to miejsce oddziai kawaleryi
piechoty marynarzy, ktorzy
wkrotce rozpedzili t}um. Podczas
dnia ME byio zadnych zaburzeh
ulicznych.
| Wiadze wojskowe zawiadoniiy
liz ME zamySlaja ma razie zapro.
wadzic W miescis stanu wojenne,
go pomimo, re podczas sesyi IL.
lby przeprowadzono rezoIucye, -
i
ldajaca, ably PREF. Wilson wydai
podobna deklaracye. Pc konferen.
cyl z sekretarzami wojny i ma.
rynarki, sekretarz Baker sprowa-
dill z obozu Mead kilka oddzia-
low wojska, roztawiajac je pc
Ewszystkich niemal ulicach mia.
sta. To samo uczyni} swymi ma
rynarzami sekr. Daniels.
! Kawalerya otrzymala posteru'
mex w murzyhskich dzielnicach
miasta, czynnie dopomagajac
miejsjkiej policyi W patrolowaniu
ulic. w srodmiesciu zabroniono
przechodniom chodzic W grupach
rozkazujac i'm isc pojedyhczo z
zakazem stawania po rogach ulic.
IZRA PRZEPROWADZA PRO
JEKT w SPRAWIE PRZEFOR
SOWANIA PROHIBICYI.
Washington, % lipca. - Gio-
sami %, do 100 przyjeto wczoraj
ma sesyi Izby nizszej projekt W
sprawie przeforsowania prohibi-'
cyl, ma mocy kt6rego kazdy tru'
mex, zawierajacy wiecej n:z pol
procent alkoholu, uwazanym
bedzie "a upajajacy. Pywatnym
obywatelom wolno bedzie pre-.
chowywac dla osobistego uzytku
trunk alkoholiczne, ME wolno ma
tomiast nikomu pod ciezka kara
wiezienna pieniezna sprzedawac
tych trunkow innym osobom.
Projekt ten, ktory wediug OPT
nil ,,mokrych" zostanie odrzuco.
ny przez PREF. Wilsona, przedfo.
zony bedzie obecnie Senatowi.
Przypuszczac nalezy, re senate
rzy usuna niego wiele drastycz.
nych klauzul, wprowadzonych
przez fanatycznych reprezentan-.
tow prohibicyonistow.
SENAT ODMAWIA PREF.
IWILSONOWI POZWOLENIA
MA UTWoRZENIE KoMISYI
ODSZKODOWAN.
Washington, % lipca. = Nowy
plan PREF. Wilsona zjednania So
bic ,oponentow Ligi Narodow wca
lc sic ME udai, Gala praca mad
zatwierdzeniem traktatu pokojo.
wego zostala opozniona. Powo-
dem tego opoznienia, wediug O.
pinii obserwatorow, byio W pierw
/, Sym rzedzie odrzuczenie przez
Senat prosby PREF. Wilsona o
pozwolenie ma utworzenie komi-
syi odszkodowan, tudziei odrzu-
Genie przez PREF. Wilsona zada-
MIA Senatu o udzielenie wszelkich
informacyi W sprawie traktatu
pokojowego. Rezolucye, odrzuca-
Dokonczetiie ma stronicy 7-rnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Dokoiiczenie ma stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Dokohezenie ma stronicy 7-mej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis. sroda, D lipca: sw. Apolina-
rego.
Jutro, c1wartek, "A Hpca: sw.
Krystyny Fanny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

DOkoiczenie ma stronicy s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23
Wie$Ci 0 Tryumfach Orqza Pol
skiegO POtWierdzaja Sic.
KoIczak Valley ma $500 Mil. FToncie.
SiIna Armia Afancka CiagOie na Budapeszt
Bella Kun PrzepOwiada Rewolucye SwiatOwa.
VOTUM ZAUFANA OLA GABINETU CLEMENCEAU.
SiIna Armia Aliancka CiagOie na Budapest
Kun Przepowiada Rewolucye Swiatowa.
)TUM zAUFANIA OLA GABINETU CLEMENCEAU.
z Sytuacyi ma G6rnym Slasku.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

y LaSrdnlcZne.
skich, wloskich wegierskich. TIE
ostatnie zostaja pod komenda ge-
neraia Krotochwila.
w ostatnich czasach depesze
donosiiy juz kilkakrotnie zamie
rzonym przez Aliantow lacznym
marszu ma Budapest, brak bylo
jednak dotychczas tym pogios--
kom oficyalnego potwierdzenia i
byiy zbyt ogolnikowe.
BELA KUN PRZEPOWIADA
REWoLUcYF SWIATOWA.
Londyn, %. lipca. - Bella Kun,
usuniety ostatnio cd wladzy
przewodca bolszewikow wegier--
skich, w udzielonym d. 18 bm.,
korespondentowi biura Reutera
interwiewie oSwiadczyi, re We
die jego przekonania rewolucya
swiatowa jest nieunikniona, ma
razie jednak Wegry skionne So
do zawarcia pokoju ,,narodami
kapitalistycznymi."
: Dalej zaprzeczyi Kun pogio-
skom, jakoby Alianci nadesiali
rzsdowi sowietow w Budapeszcie
rltinaatum i dodal; ,;Rzad wsgietI
ski nigdy ME przyzna, re panstwa
Ententy majs prawo mieszania
sic do wewnetrznych i domo-
wych stosunkow Wegier. Nowy
Rad niema mic do czynienia z
Habsburgami."
,,TYGRYS" FRANCUSKI IVY
CIEzYL w PARLAMENcIE.
Paryz, q. lpca. - Po d{ugich
debatach Izba deputowanych u
chwaliia wczoraj Popofudniu 272
giosami przeciwko' 181 votum
zaufania dla gabinetu premiera
Clemenceau, przezwanego dla
swej energii i rzutkosci ntygry-
sem Francyi. Pomimo tego jed
max oponeci premiera ME okazy-
wall zadnego niezadowolenia,
twierdzac, IL wynik gfosowania
jest zapowiedzia rychlego upadku
gabinetu. Sam pan Clemenceau,
opuszczajac sale obrad, powie-
dzial: TO tylko bysa potyczka.
Prawdziwa bitwa dopiero nadej-
die"
Debaty rozpooza{ przem6wie--
MEM SVEN socyalista Francois
Fournier, kt6ry powolwac sic ma
piatkowy rezultat giosowania w
sprawie polityki zywnosciowej o.
becnego gabinetu, stwierdzi}, re
wiekszosc wydaia swoj wyrok
przeciwko casemu gabinetowi,
nie zas tylko przeciwko ministro-
Wi Boretowi. w dalszej dysku-
syi zabierali gfos rozni deputo-
wani, mieszajac do niej liczne alta
XII przeciwko premierowi, W czem
prym wiedli zwsaszcza deputo--
wani Jean Bon M. Varenne.
Wreszcie ma trybune wszedl
wsrod g1ebokiego mibczenia i IslSu-
pionej ogolnej uwagi pan Clemen
ceau j zaczal move cd nastepuja-
cyeh slow:
,!Ganicie mnie "a to, re ME wy
bralem sobie kolegow poSrod u
czonych. Ale czsowiek wybitny
ME potrzebuje bye koniecznie
czionkiem Akademii Francu--
skiej." Pc Izbie przebiegl smiech
i byia iuz ona przejednana. A
.tygrys" ciagnal dalej:
,,Chcieliscie, abym robii wojne
= robisem ia. Chcieliscie, aze--
bym robil pokoj. Ale pok6j robic
jest ciezej anizeli wojne. Jest. to
kwestya zaufauia. Uzyskaiem
wszystko, czego Francya mogia
pozadac j wiele takich rzeczy: ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
MONMOUTH

Miss Bessis Crpwell Of Livermore
Falls has accepted call TO the Con-
gregational church IN Monmouth and
viii begin her labn.s On Sunday morn
ing. Dec. 2.
The Masonic Lodge Monday evening
worked the Third degi &c on one candi-
date. Following the bus lese meeting q
hanuuet waE entpsed.
Fred z. Blake returned Monday from
a hunting trip to Eaton, bringing q
mpnEs. weighing 800 pounds
Three hunters returned rom Kineo
bringing rwo deer.
Charles Trask LIS serirwlv iii with
pneuronia. following influenza He lis
cared for by q trFfned nurse
George Frosf Of the Warren district
met with a serious injury to one OF mis-
eyes l=st week. He was driving a mali,
which reboundsd and atruck nis eye
with great force. ne WINS tab N TO the
centrul Maine General lsuspftH, IN lew
istun fur trenfment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

eral goDd time. George FuEg read a
letter which he received Thursaay morn.
ing from his son, Lieut.. Robert s. Fogs
WHO has bean " the employ of the
government surveying for federal high
wRys IN Texas since his discharge f-urr
The aviation department Of Z. s ser
rlcs II Aprl. Till u week ago. He wrote
he mad returned 10 aviation work and
Is now located al Big Heart. Okla. Il u
accounts of his experiences III the air
ship and his descriptions OF the COW
boy roundup he had lust witnessed
a. The Usage Indian reservati ton. where
the Elk beet rupe thrpwers in the cuun-
.-y gave exhibitions of their skill. were
nprs interesting and thrilling
Lrs. Flora Eupkins entertained ne.
spr Ernest and his family from Water
vile, and ner daughter Mrs Nellie
Sullivan Of Massachusetts
Mrs Angie Eoyt is at the home II
he- H:zter. Mrs. Gearginna Sherturne
She VIII return To her home IN Frum-
inghsm. MAsE., this week.
The entertainment held at Giles hall
Thursday evening for the benefi. Of the
Shaver sister wRs a social and financial
success. The net receipts were s4e0e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
READFTELD

Thanksgiving was cefenrate0 III LAG
Forr t.rm by . family reunion 1nciuo-
snr svary member uf Mr. and Mrs.
Chase FoEg's family, four aausnlefs
-.na three sons also the wife and uausn-
tar of Sgrnuel ". FoEg, tins eldest son
Favmuud. the second son. Is serving
IN the L. s. army and has 1usf returned
rrum Brest. France. lie is stationeo
al Camp DIX, New Jersey. and WAS
given a furiough of two weeks. reach
ing Readfieid "Wednesday evening al
Lxewtston he WAS Joined by his SISTER
Ruth, VIM In stenographer for the Ear
ker MIL Co.. and their friend. E. W
Perkins, and NJ Auburn his uncle.
0eurge o. Tosg Of Winchester. Mass.
who Rad stunped on there to visit his
sister, Szr-s Fogg. mHrrDn Of the New
Hume for Aged Women. Joined the par
e.. On reaching Readiisid Conner they
called III the hume OF Mrs w. A.
Wright, where George Fogg visited his
sister. Nellie r Wright. and their
nieces. Eleanor and NsrEuzrt FoSg.
THURSDAY evening they drove to the
home or Chase Fegg. whore a happy
day was PASSED. Faurteen partpok OF
the bpantifu dinnsr that was served.
utter which followed music and a gen
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
CHINA

aaT-TH-Stanley Turner anu fam
i,v NJ HaverhiIl, Mass. and MISS IVA
Turner of Oak Grove Seminary pass
an the Thanksgiving senson WilH
+he,r narenrs, Mr. ana Mrs LANES
Turner.
MIR Collins and family Of Belfasi
who are to occupy the ]. H Hoimes
house this winter, arrived SHturdaS'
NJ and Mrs. H whitehouse, Mr.
and Mrs. =. F. Whitehpuse. Mr. and
Mrs. c. Saunders and MIR. and MRS
F~ed Plaisted and little daughter
Fqorence enjoyed the hospitality OF
Mrs. r. NJ Jones ON Thanksgiving
aay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matti were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 4.
W. Austin on Thanksgiving day
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Thompson ar
rived home from the National Grange
nesting Tuesday and their dangn-
ter, Florence CARL. a day or TWO Ia
ter
A moose was shot by Luther Dodge
of Deer hill on Friday, weighing 0oe
mounds. Although mot very large, II
was a beauty and Mr. Dodge is Justly
proud Of SECURING this much coveted
prize
Ernest Jones was IN tcwn whiting
relatives Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r wl1ftehnuse
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. whitehpuse at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Charles
Morse af South Tassalburs. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dudley and
Mr.. ana Mrs Ernest webber and
childrsn we're dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. N webber ON Thanks
giving Cay.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hewett OF
Weeks Mills were visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Fred Plaisted on SUM-
day.
Mr.. anf Nrs. Wilson haskell entsr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

- E2xB Il. aM4 0ne uk
u1A AEea E1ng L.
Azu- ". T. OvgKiock - On the nick
la1f, but at this writing is better.
Stanley Junes is passing his vaca-
tion in Augusta, Branch Mills and
East Palermo.
thus far aunceaaed IN haggtug nsv-
erAl cDons and fuxesA
Ar. and Mrs. W. e. Overlook and
George Kennedy ann daughter
AHr1un pazsed Thanksgiving az the
hrma uf Jutn 7. Howard in Uninn.
Min Gladys Leech Of Old Town
clnsed q vary successful rerm uf
suh00l N RzzuYviile last weak and
lsft nnr hr hnme SATURDAY. Th
childran have made rapid advances
ment and bOth the parents and chill
0rsn hRxe bean very murh plsnsed
with haf wurk and hDpe une and all
TINT she win decide To return fur the
winter and spring terms
The Washington Telephone Co. has
basn very unfortunate of late The
big snow storm Few weeks ago hit
II hard and the manager had scarce
" Mx4k6u6d LIZ I0ks4AAkS u6ks6U62kAAASa "
thnt when the ice STORM Of last
WodnasdAy night struck II ana sew
ezAl ftnes wsre put OF order. In
same places they were fat and psD-
pie were driving in ana out over them
when il would have been only a
sman jnp fDr them 10 have braced
the poles up and saved q lot Of ex-
pense and great Inconvenience 10
the public.
Ar and Mrs Willie Howard passed
Thanksgiving al Henry C-eamer's al
South Washington.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs 9. z. Over
lock, Mrs. Arthur Turner and Beu-
lah Overlook were in Augusta Sat
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Inez LeiGher and children.
Howard and Maretta Of South Lib
erty, were Sunday visitors al Arthur
Turner's.
Herbert Fuller Of Liberty was a
visitor Sunday al the home Of
Charles Z. Overlook.
Eugene Cunningham of Jefferson
and Esther Cargill of South Wash
ingtun We're al W NJ Presrptt's home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G Light were IN
Rockland last Friday and Saturday
Mr. Light purchased a pair OF draft
horses which came Monday
Drta Johnston Of jefferson was
business visitor at Will Halls last
Friday
Josephine D 0. Finley Of Palermo
was Thanksgiving guest al the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs {.
E. Overlook.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
PALMYRA

Nr. and Mrs Charles Il. Webn ana
Mr. ana Mrs Elmer Baird and son
Philip passed Thanksgiving with MI
and Mrs A l. DeerinE in augusta
Mrs lznra GIlparricg Is visiting her
brother. Lincoln Mer-ick. and family
recure going to spokane. Wash. where
her son. Or Leon 5. Giipatrirk. il 10
Gated
E :. Chapman who has bean with
his COUSIN. a. Z Huwes. for several
weeks. returned to Boston Monday.
Mrs Ellen Psnnell and Miss Rebecca
Perlner tIr--e been visiting III Fairfield.
Harold Furbush has moved his faTni'F
70 Ha-tIand village for the wintec
months, while he is working on his lum-
Der Iot in 81. AIbans
Mrs. Annie Allen and sun Winnie have
taker, rooms n Har;land village. where
they have employment in the skirt fac
tory.
Mrs. Bessie J Grindie and mr. xnS
Mrs. Amos Winters Of Wa1erville were
Thanksgiving guests OF Mrs. L p.
EUwes.
The winter term ~ schools have be-
gun with the same corps Of teachers as
the fail term.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
HARMONY

The ladies Aid of the NJ e.
church will hold its annual fair and
safe on Tuesday. Dec 9, il the after
noon. with a roast lamb supper al 6
O'Clock followed by q play IN the
evening ny LEGAL talent. a large
amount OF fancy and useful articles
win he on sale, and a gooG time is
promised TO all.
The Baptisi fair was given some
TWO weeks ago, and was very sue
eessful. over $500 being realized.
Calvin Hilton has been visiting
relatives in Bingham and vicinity
Nj. and Mrs. Henry lngersoD and
little son passed THANKSGIVING with
Mir IuEersoiVs parents IN LZeter'
n Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
NIT1

WEST-Dr. and Airs y. c.
Thompson ana son OF Portland Wis
tied u few days last week IN the home
Of c c. Fowler
#. X Murrh has gone TO CALI
f0rnIa where Ire expects 20 remain
.-an indefinite time visiting relutives.
Raymond bales. Z student OF Colby
college was Il ThaniSHEivlng guest of
l. T. Foster and family.
Or and Mrs. .. VI. Burnett of Wa
tervillR were guests Thursday and
Friday Of J N Waning and family.
J. 4. Foster ana family uf Pitts
field visited last week with relatives
III this vicinity
Nj and Mrs. Albert Clark Of Ban
gur were THANKSGIVING EuestE Of the
formers sister, Mrs. &. <. Fowler
and family.
Mrs E.scelle ParktursI mas been
passing a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Blanche Fosrar ana family
Mrs. Walter Gerald and daughters
visited last week with relatives IN
Belfast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Sunany num Crn0 Htn wi1aRe alns
ilas hsen zrtnE mn lGrs- Gen. Tobsy.
MITE. r. T. Sepne went To 0ara1nR
Tuesday To accompany her fathar
hume frum the hospital. where he
has been surgical patient for =
w0e1a.
TIM funeral service fur the late
Mrs. Ruth c. Mouse was hHid fsum
the hume at 10 A. M. Sunday, cm-
ductSd by Rev. NJ. H Wakafield Of
the North Windsor Baptist church
In the preseuce uf relafives and many
friends win Director A. r. HusuEy
Of East vansalburo in charge. The
prufuEiun OF hnrai uihutes bure n
lent testimony To the memary IN
which the deceased was held by AL
Owing 10 the had condition OF the
ruads the burial did n0f talze place
until the following Monday, DISC. In
IN the family lot At Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

his right 10 the EugiizhmRn. jaw and
Beckett went down and cut.
The betting Was heavy nafnre the
contest, ODDS of TO baing iaid on
Beckett and most of those present
plenty OF supporters
Georges Carpenter Was bprn III Lens
when % years old. This was ii 1SG7
when boxing was beginning To he popu-
Lar N France. He Was both skiliful
and aggressive ana IL 1853 scored many
victories, defeating among others
Charles LenDux. the French bantam
weight champion.
Carpenter took on weight quickly and
defeating men IN the weiterweignt ii-
vision. The Frenchman scored his first
sensational victory when ne knocked
ont Jim Sullivan, the English middle
weight. in two rounds at Monte Carlo
IL 1a1c
AT Ghent the following wear Carpen-
tier knocked out Bombartiier WeIIk. the
AAA6AAoA wCtEhi, III tltt
round. Some time later Carpenter
Knocked out Wells a second time. end
ing the bout in the opening round. For
u Days afterwart CARPENTER fuuEnt
Par O'keefe. the English middleweighf
champion. and scored q Knockout IN the
SECOND ruunu
Joe Jeanette. the American negro
hHRy-y-vuair-bt 6rfeutad Co~,.,xr$,,- -,,-
IN Is14. hut after that and prior to the
declaration Of war between France and
Germany the French champion won de-
cisions from Kid jackson and Gunboaf
Smith, IN each case winning on foul.
4 few hours after the Smith fight
carpenter, who was in England ~
turned ro France on the night boat In,
answer to his countrv's call to arms
anu the following day was IN uniform.
During his early ring career Carpen-
tier grew rapidly from q bantanweisfr,
To light heavyweight and beat the
European champions in each class as ne
progressed. His popularity among the
French people was unbuundeu and nc
amasEed q fortune variousiv estir,,a II. :,
at from soo. 200 To 900. Most Of this
money ne Invested in coal mines ncar
lens. where he was born, and lost av-
erythinE there by the German iuvas ur,.
During the war Carpenter was con
spicuousiy daring rs an aviator. He
was frequently commended by mis- ru-
perior officers and among the many dec
o-afions conferred on him Was the Mil
Ita-y Medal the hi-neS- v-u- bur,r .t,,.
CHI be given I'd a French soldier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

tainstl their children at home Thurs
DAY for the Thanksgiving dinner.
The schools in this vicinity, after
n recess II one week. commenced on
Monday. Dec 1. The village school is
taught by Miss Annqbel NJ. Jones
the Lakeside school by Mrs. Ina
Plaisted
WEST-Staniey Hin school closed
" Wednesday. Nov. 26. Il was taugil1
by Mrs. Kate Stilsun.
.Air and Mrs Charles Perkins and
ba.,y Girl from Bath passed Thanks
giving With ms parents.
Nj ana Mrs. Fred Burgess enter
tained Ar and Mrs, George SkilEns
and their son Toward ThaHksgiriur
dsy, alr. Slillins ~iH in Colby col
lege. TINS being ms las1 year Mrs.
SrillIns Is teaching in Oakland
Mrs. Delin Ward is visiting har
sister, Mrs. J. L. Gpoua-d
Mrs. Lizzie " Weutworth mas been
passing q few DAYS in Watervilie
with her daughter, Mrs HvsuIn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
PITTSFIELD

( Eugene Spauldins Of Etna WIS IN
town Thursday attending 10 mat1ers
of business.
G. H. Collins. editor of the Star
Herald of Presque Isle. was III town
Thursday on mis- way TO Athens,
where ne was called by the Illness 81
a relative.
Jarnes M. Chalmers Was IN Fair
field for the day Thursday.
z. W. Hunt left Thursday for
business trip 10 Portland.
Mark Hurd. who is teaching school
AT Mars Hill. is ID Town for few
davs. the guest ~ his mother. Mrs
Maude Hurn.
Russell A. Craig left Thursday On
a business trip to Boston and New
York.
Miss Marjorie Sawtelle is IN town
witt, her father, Charles Sawtelle
who is confined To the house by i'll
ness.
c. c. Hanson Of ST. Alhans was IN
town Thursday. On his way 10 Au-
gusta on business.
Mrs. williamL. Cargiu and daugn-
ter Geraldine. and mother, Mrs W
D. Morrow left Thursday Tor a WISH
in Portland.
Mrs. Allie Atwe1l and daughter
wiuifred and mother, Mrs. James
Libby. were IN Wate-ville Tor the
day Thursday.
IF. Gould Of Buckspnrt, who has
been passing few days with MS
brother, Isaiah Gould, left Thursday
for Boston where ne will pass the
winter
Evaugelists Chase and Dyszrt VIII
crnduct a service AZ the Gospel Mis-
sion. G. A. R. hall. SUNDAY after
noon. Dec. :. at 1-S0. All are cor
daily invited 10 attend
A capacity hnEse Witnessed Cte
presentation of the 'Old Ueanouy
Pew" by local talent II the Free
BAPTIST church, Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Hoihurn Stadium RinEside. I.nn-
DON Dec 4.-lBy The Assuciuted
Press-) - Georges Carpenter the
FRENCH champion. knocked out Inc
Bsukeft,- champion Of ENGLAND tn
might In a brief and decidedly one-
sided fight for the heavyweig,rt cham
piDnEhip uf Europe. 4
sevenfy-fsur seconds. as an
nounced by the official timer. suficet
To decide whether Carpenter or
Eeckert should meet Jack Dempsey.
the American heavyweight, for the
championship uf the wurId in June.
next From the moment the referse.
& =. Angie, called time. Carpenter
had the battle entirely in his own
hands. Beckett newer had a chance
OF hitting the agile Frenchman, who
landed blows with enormous
strength whenever he felt inclined.
Amid absolute stiffness most of the
spectators could hear the terrific
crack OF the swing that put Beckett
10 sleep. There was a rnar of cheer
ing as Carpenter assisted Beckett
TO his corner. where the English
man opened his astonished eyes and
saw his opponent being carrird ON
the shoulders of the enthusiasts
around the ring, and the Frenehman
smiling happily.
The contestants presented a moi
able difference IN appearance w-nen
they stripped and were Introduced
Beckett swarthy and muscular. Car
penter white skinned with slight fig
ure. Carpenter looked about as
though accustomed TO his surround
ings; Beckett seemed somewhat
nervous.
HDerB and pAereaEes- members Of
the House Of Commons, high off,
cinls of the state, many women. most
OF them in evening dress. and the
PRINCE of Wales looked the fighters
over critically ak they squared up.
AS fight the contest was not spec
tacular Carpenter was fast On hfF
feet. dancing in and out Rnd play
ing havoc with the Engfishman from
the first lead. With lightning swift
ness Carpenters left leaped ou1 AND
caught Beckett on the face, ana q
suppressed sigh was audible all over
fhe house. A quick brsak-away fol-
lpwed a short cIinch and the French
man landed two more hard lefts.
Beckett with a sort Of bulldog de-
termination. forced Carpenter al
most 10 the ropes But this was
diversion for a moment only, for the
Frencnman stepped back and then
forward and, with an his strength
and the fill weight Of his body swung
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