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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24
CONTROL 16,OOO
MILES OF PHONES

Rhine. Scattered throughout Coblenz
are twenty private branch exchanges
of the various units of headquarters.
Connected to this system are more
than four hundred Subscribers" in
addition to the fifty long-distance
lines.
5000 Miles of Wire.
Within the German occupied area
there has been established by the sig
nal corps under the direction of Col.
Parker Hit, chief signal officer, a net
work Of wires connecting the various
units of the third army. Direct lines
connect with all the corps and divi-
sions, approximately 10000 miles of
wire being in service.
This extensive plant has not, how.
ever, been built by the third army, but
consists almost altogether of the Ger
man lines taken W by the signal
corps and so arranged as to meet the
needs Of the army. Sufficient circuits
were left, however, for the civilian
population to carry on their business.
More than $4,000 calls are register
ed daily on the Coblenz switchboard.
With the establishment of an ex-
change In Coblenz it was necessary
to employ operators who could speak
English, French and German. The if
teen operators on duty in Coblenz are
all members of the women's telephone
corps and have been in the service
more than a year. The chief opera
tor, Miss Helen Cook, was a former
employee Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company Of New York.
Previous to joining the American ex-
peditionary force, Miss Cook spent six
years as instructor for the Bell sys-
TEN in offices in Chicago, Minneapolis,
Omaha, Cleveland, Detroit and Mem
phis.
"Doodlebug" Code Name.
The word "Doodlebug" is the code
name Of the third army switchboard
in Coblenz, the corps and divisions al
so retaining the code names that were
assigned them during the war. On the
back of a tw%enty-page telephone d.
rectory issued by the third army the
artists conception of a "doodlebug"
has been reproduced in the shape of a
bug made up of a combination Of
sabres, rifles and an aerial bomb.
All the apparatus, including switch
boards, telephone instruments, and, in
fact, everything excepting the wires,
Is of American manufacture and is
to be taken out when the Americans
in force say good-by to the Rhine and
start for France and home.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24

A. patent has been granted for an
electrically illuminated keyhola.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
instead I took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore, Md.-"Nearly four years
/ suffered from organic troubles, ner-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24

u IHt IUHS IIlt Oh SldItSLHtH anu TUydI
personages whom the United States Is
soon to entertain.
The prince Of Wales is to visit
this country in August. He will be en-
tertained at Newport, and later will
come to Washington to be officially
entertained by the president.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
of Belgium and Queen Marie Of Rou-
mania, possibly President Poincaire Of
France and probably many other MEM
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24

Switzerland Is considering the
adoption Of the 24-hour clock, abolish
Ing the d. m. and b. 10
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24
MILLIONS
Suffer from
Acid-Stonach

Millions OF people suffer year after year
from ailments affecting practically every
part Of the body, never dreaming that thsir
Ill health can be traced directly TO acid
tomach. Here 10 the reason: poor digestion
means poor nourinhment OF the different
organs ana tissues Of the body. The blood II
impoverishcd-becomes weak, hin, sluggish.
Ailments Of many kinds spring from such
Sonoitions. Biiiousness, rheumatism, lum-
pago, ~sciatica, general weakness, loss OF
power and energy. headache, insomnia,
nervousness. mental depression-even more
serious ailments such as catarrh and cancer
ot the stomach, Intestinal ulcers. cirrhosis
OF the liver. heart troubie-all Of these can
oAten pc traced directly to acid-stomach.
Keep sharp lookout for the nrst symp-
toms or Observation-Disclosures heart
Durn, belching, food repeating, that awful
omach. EATONIC. the wonderful modern
remedy for acfd-stomach. Is guaranteed to
bring quick relief from these stomach mis-
erles. Thousahds say they never dreamed
tnat anything could bring such speedy relief
land make them feel 30 much better IN
every way. Try EATONIC and you. too.
VIII be Just AZ enthusiastic In It's praise
Make your life worth ~living-no aches or
pains--no blues or m~elancholy-no more az
that tired. ~liBtless feeling. Be well and
STRONG. Got back your physical and mental
punch; your vim, vigor and vitality. You
VIII always be weak and ailinE as long an
you nave ecid-stomach. 80 get rid OF IL now.
Take MATONIC Tablcts-they taste rood
you eat them like n bit OF candy. Your
druggist has EATONIC-50 cents for q Biz
oox. Get z boz from him today and IL YOU
are not satisncd no will refund your money
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24
World Celebrities Coming to Visit Uncle Sam

WASHlNGTON-More world celebrities will visit the United States during
w the coming twelve months than in all its previous history. Dr. Epiaeo
Pessoa, president of Brazil, who arrived in Washington recently, is the first
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Maurice RDdrigue and Arthur Beclker+
VINO had experience IN the IaIE squad.
The new msn out rnr the team are
Herman Martin. Lester Turner Few
ard Knowles, Henrv Drawn. Ea-pld
Herrin, Arthur Young, Carroll WINS
low, Sylvester P11r, Joseph FarnaaTn.
Whitney Thomas. Dcnald Brennan az
Sswal austin
The manager " the team wiz be
slerred H q nesting IT ne held al ance
Coach Thompson, WIN viii devote all
his time TINS vea- 10 scnaoI ~zznl41lcs
and pE,-sical cul-lsre gave the men cas-
work M0ufiGv There are nearly rwc
weeks befare the opening game am
by that time riiF squad shnula ne "
first class shape.
The schsduie Of games has been A.
-Hneed bv Faculty AznBEe- Thnnpsea
and rs nne Of me hest tar d number %
years. L is Is follow
SrrI. -T-Skuwlegan Eirh a. A,rr,r--a
OFT. 4-W aie--tiiie High al Anguish
G'cr u-Skewhegan I13ga AZ skuwhe-
gan
CT Ts-RDckiand FTish - Augusta.
Csrt- I-EerkIanE Tn h n EnetllanfI
%sr. I--prIinEwfck High ~ Brunswick.
( NOV, SEfwHrh Little al Au-IIs.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

TIN. Proctor james Of Portland
Charles n SpraEue II Bath. William
w Curtis. Jr.. Of Pawtucket- r /.
nas anc fuilnarks. Philip D Crockett
IF Ererer- Mass. Award !. Richau
Of RockIand. qua-rernacks; Atnalse
Il DrummDno Of Pr3rrianG, END: En-
ersoA u ZeeIler Of CoIlinsviIle. Ct,
tackle; John FIJI erkn of Portland.
Eutsivt E. ScilonlanG If Portland end
NsHHaan F9- Ezaines af sGresniand. n
Il, guards: and Harold a. Dungenn
Of New Bedford. Mass, cenner A
majority Of these mEn played ON the
Varsity eleven two FEARS ago and
several played an the student ARMY
training CORDS team LAST fall. Begin
nlngs tumor-Uw Coach Greene viii
institute the two session plan sach
yua which viii continue until cufisge
opens week from Thursday. Mey-
rtrf I TiIis6n If SUSSEX, y. J.. act
ing manager Of the team pending the
election of SUCCESSOR IF Tracy 6
Wood ~ West Bavistnn- Mass, who
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16
Sport Spatterings

EA-iEI turner has acquired the
golf championship habit He has
Just WON a secnnd time the Portland
Country Club honnrs and a fortnight
ago Won the Stare championship
against d feiG of more than 70 en-
res. represHr-ng the pick of the
STATE III Turner wen the club
Championship fnr men two pears ago
ann mas Dean rated among the clever
club wieiders Of this section for Years.
Ills latest achievement came after a
piurky perslsTEncv through the pre-
lImlnarIes until ne qualified for the
flna. ann Won by a single stroke. lie
IF IN insurance agent. comes Of q
well-kapwn Portland family and mas
played Enif ever since Links were laid
our n the city suburbs
The University OF Maine faculty. ana
s-ldHnts ttssl PLEASED over me choice
mate IT securing director OF pnvs-cai
sslIfatIun. Gen-Ee L Riue- VINO will
ose- his duties sf1is weak AZ the -v-m
nnsiunl. Is i graduate o. oIivHt College.
Michigan. c,aSz Of IsI4 During ms -four
Years N cnfiegs ne played OF me fopt-
bal, baseball, nas!iesi1an and track
teams. winning Z lerrs--s- FL captafne.i
three rsams. fputbaI. 1asknrhaIl ami
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

rtrac himsels ouc IN thu nth INNING
attempting . scurs s-am secuna ur
Williams double and was unable e
continue pitching duel n wnicn he
was pI1rsd against Vaughan and
Chicago wun It's secgnd straight fran
Philadelphia % g. When CrlcRgu
came ID hat IN the 1Dlh, Haiincner
walksa and Meadows was reuiacsn
ny Smith, vino altar TWO we're ou-.
was touched for "A single by FriBerg.
which put the winning run ACROSS
Errors by Meadows and Bancroft
slded the locals IN rhear frM runs.
while Blackhurnes home run m 1fse
eighth anu a walk with punched tf-E
enabled Philadelphia 10 the. Score
Philadelphia a 0 @ 0 g7s O. -;
EhiraEu ..-.-..1 o g o R1e1 l--Ia-I
MEADOWS Smith and TragesHnr Ad-
amE, Vaughan. Ca-ter Ind kilIi1er.
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Ark znn raErsnuuts1 In ru1nus M
rurr rszrH IN iuzzr-cnllagxD sxznm
Anrn ar Inn 1uur ysErs he wns riclEse
az nm all-MirhtEzn fnlfbnck IN 1nuxnnu.
and an an-Mirhigan cznfer IN hnaksa-
nut, and m ms insr rwr gaHrs fhnr.
was rnnaidErsd the s~st agi-ru.xnd Krh-
isn N Girniszz. hsing higA rnirs-
w'nnnr N TIN srE1e track mnak
The msnAser nf Kid C1mmhus In q
lstzer n the squirting ezitur rf fhe Juzr-
naa arrsprs tine rhniianss af Kin Cur-
hrn Of aalir~all He IN willing IN hux
m AngilEra Eur<sHn6. Ls1incm m Hid-
re1nrd. KnE wtnnar % szhs I'll.
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MACKS ONE SHY
IN 9Th RALLY

Philadelphia Sept E--Pitche- Znn,
pIncil-hir-lng m the ninth inning today
drove tte ball over the right field
hEnce with TWO nasn On. making Phila-
iefphia's tDral une shur1 of tying Chr
cagn. Then jackson packed M against
the hlsache-s and caught Styles -nns
drive. Chicago winning Z II 10. Chica-
Ep's winning run WEE scored on Jack
SONS triple and Feisrh sacrifice ey.
The scnre:
Chicago -.-.5 ! 0 0 8 0 1--1- 11s- /.
PfIi.a. ---s o :. O Q 0 S-li-iSS-..
Faber anG Scnzlk York, Myers Kin
nev and Perkins Styles
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ROBINS TAKE TWO
FROM PIRATES

Pirtsburg. Sept s.-Rrnnkiyn defaa Lad
Fi11snurg Inday n bonn games. 4 70 9
and IN O.. Cnnpsr WAS hit hard IN xne
first inning. three nirs. a hl1 hassman
and wild pitch securing three runs.
wfifsf the fourth Was the result Of q
pHas followed by d rwe-bagger. The
locals rallied IN the ninth. scnrinr three
runs un three singles and q double In
the second game Cadn-e could NOT De
hft. while Hamilton and Wisne- were
easy for the Br niz.yn barre-s Scares:
First game
8rnnkivn % o O o : q e-4-Z.-I
Pirtspurg % g @ o o 0 o 80 SO
Smith and Miller, Cooper and Black
well
Second game:
BrDnklwn % o 0 e-s-1a-0
PitIsbtf-r -.e @ @ o 0 Q TO- al
Cadnre and Krueser; Hamilton Wis
ner and Blackwell
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SUPERIOR COURT

Trial ct Criminal Caars viii css@-
r4encs TINS TuEa1sy Marniqu
The cavL Gases which were N hrSie-
TAR Anndays SESSION Of the superior
CDR wers dispnsefi OF wi1hpE: t--ai end
The aesssna was ad5pl-zzet early IN the
afternoon
Tfs r"iai NJ criminal cases win narn-
m. noe cll!s TuesC.ar morning.
one CT. Izl-sli.I rsaTger csma s--1fe Mrn-
a ses5ian nj the cpa-t Water
Cnes wei Of Fasr.ieia in an arF,cai,.s.
,ase- charged with assaEf and axsarp.
pleaded Eu.lc,,. Jndsr Became Iuapsse q
s. III nee U1nn -espondea- Of SIX mun n
n jail ara costs 81 e. and Respondent
wa rla5ed ar UrntB@iun On .pas-msur
- r. sTs
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buwdoin College
Gsn Answer Call
! the Gridiron

HE. Sept D.-Ca1cA-
|Ees for tine Bexdnin college foot
b 1aam reported 10 Major Roger
eene. formerly of the 1eIst Trench
r-iar Baafsry srassr cDacH saa~ aE-
! anon for early practice. Twenty
|snl men answered. tine cal, IT being
ia-gest number ID report on The
h day OF practice for many years
|runs the vFteran T'iayers Ja-'E-
Ere ulazg vino nave bean in SERVICE.
tF-al IF them having MISSED the
year Of collage owing 70 their
G.iss in the army or navy. Veterans
I8s included Cornelius P. Rhodes
sringhei6. Mass, the captain IL
team. who viii play d tackle pc
tlcr Roland H Peacock Of Free
Pr archie O posrie Of Farming
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Busrun, SEPT K.-KH Gsuxs ~.
wsghrman u Hrnukliu., nzrsuuza wurn-
ans nWn tennis chzmpinn, hnd nm dif-
hcIiiry N Defeating Mizs Manganese Far
gusun uf Philadelphia IN the firsf ruunsi
of the women $ singles On rf,e dirt
asurz Of the Lnngwnnd Cricksr Club
ssfuy. The scnrr Was 81, S.
Amnng tim nthsr winnas wan Msns
xintszz1atn. ME-. l. Cnis u. MIN Faur-
enre ER1itn and Ma A L. ahurranR.
MES Franklin Mallory efnrmarsy lEim
MnIia E5uryrerlsa. furmer nariuuza
cnampiun, VIM has surered the thur
ranasnt. WIS mt drawn rur firm ruaua
panx
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LEAGUE LEADERS
BLANK GIANTS

Cincinnati Sept. 1.-THE league
leaders sfau- OUT their nsg-est rivals,
me New York Chants, 6 TO O. n the
FIRST game Of their series before Il, 100
fans. SaIlee pirctaec brilliantly and
WIS given very FAST support He did
not pass a man or strike out q bat
ter Benton was hit t-eely in the first
five innings. Dtlncans hEme run gave
the Feds their first run Ii the ser
md inning In the fifth. at1s- they
mad filed the bases or a pass ny
Schneider, SaTiee and Benton forced
In rwp runs by passing DHubert and
Duncan. AccnrHls throws frum the
ouraeIG cur or View Y0rkss chances
n score Score
New York % o q o q o o O.
Cincinnati - 0 0 . [, Q x-3-1-1
Benton, Dsubuc, Ryan and Com
zaleE; SaIlee and Rariden-
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BAD DAY FOR
FAVORITE AT
GRAND CIRCUIT

Columbus o. sept 15.-Th-ap Of
I the four fzvurites III the opening pEo-
+ -;uTne Of the two weeks Gran Cir
CRIT races here were defea-ed this
a+re,nnun- The biggest slr-pr,se was
me Gefeut of Grace Direct in me King
STAKE, ..D6 pace, by SanHrdG- who
4 wp1 Y straight brnts- The 5esf time
2 was 70 IA. IN the first mile Grace
/ Direct showed the effects of her nRrd
/ racing campaign and tired II the
wire
+ The III t-ut. with 1s starters saw
+ -oi.1scI FHnI.ises win IN straight heats
Comet, the original favorite, WIS dis
titnsnd n the second heat
T. raok four heats to decide the
.. y-eav-oId colt rrut. DAY Star finally
taking FIRST money Dudetre was
qnitp Inn. put managed 60 capture
sec, No money.
T5aiIvrnod Kate WIN the 2.e- rrgt
witt: Busr's LasBIe q gnod second.
Summaries;
III TROT. PURSE $1,000. CHEAT
PLAN
Direct Forbes. blk h. By J.
Malcolm Forbes tMcCoy3. : !
T.uxauna Moore, m. CEsd-
ficEa ..,....---... --.--.-...- -..-.-.-.~.
The Triumph. b h. (walker1 .
Suur. Smiles. b m, (EEan) 10 s
E3alvess Tide, oIh m. mic
DCuAlC4 ..--.,..- ....-....-. ...-.-.-...-. 8 .
.I..:zsa y. PRINCE Hal Black DIa
mon6. Louis Winter, Extra Biugen.
Miss Iarkwoatf Mendnsa T, Cnust
and afui'y aGGowa1 also started.
Time: 2.nT Ia. .-96 ia. :.g7 Ia
YEA old TRDT. TIE HORSE
REVIEW FTTTRITY. PTRSE
s.::1sa, s-N-s
DAY stac. C. by Peter the
Great, 6Cnx) .-.--.---..
D,.r..r1a. hr I, Murphy !
The Great Miss Norris,
{. CWhi.e) .-.-.-...---...--..- ] =
I.ae;ile Harvester, T.
(FiEminE1 -.-..-.---...--..-.. 70
vnftags. br C., tEgan9.e.-.-- riE
Fonsu. Pruaigal watts and
seu7a.i,wortt1y also started
Time: IN, III IL. 2.12 Ia, LIZ L.
4es PACE TIE KINE STAKE
PURSE ss.Dee. IN
sau.rso, b 8, by San Fran
ciscn. (Murphx) .-.-.-.-s---... j.
Grace Direct, b N. eSrur-
Eenn3 i.-----.--a.-.a.-.-
Jag Mack. en- h. ewhitehsad9 =
Frank Dewey. b h. fCGx1.-
J. c. l., b 9, CTuwnzend1 Or
Omunde aim started
Time: 2.a2 Ia, :.gE Ia. 2.Us Ia.
2.sT TRCT, THREE HEATS. PERSE
%As@NS
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New York Sept Ihs-Johu Nc
Grax, manager Of the New York
Giarls- has concealed the Earlunni
League pennRr1 70 TIM Cincinnati
clz1b according % n measage recasGsd
tonight by clII3 cfhcsals her.. The
uaes sage stated rnar McGzrzw wa re-
curT ne here and had sprrHn1ea
Coach Chrisrg MRrnewsnn temporary
maBaesr IN ms ahHance
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YALE FOOTBALL
CANDIDATES OUT
FOR FIRST Drill,

Ne~ maven CT, Sept IA football
squhn Of 81 Yale men rspurrsd today
znr me npsnlns pracrire Of The season.
The number or candidasss put NJ the
nrs1 nriA eScseded the expectations Of
me c"acres, and D.. A. H Sha-ns
hsad coach. smiled as ne d1recten the
acIfv1rlss Assisting the former Cnrnei!
msnrur were B-. BrinsA, Billy Bull and
ae-mHn Olcur-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Nov. I--GGme pendsug III Augusta
Nov. .2-Wazerxilie High At warar-
villa
NOV -1-Gard1uer HiE1 at AHgusrz-
The sgane On Nos- : at Brunswick
VIII prnlIahiy he called IN the mnrnin-
SO the piHvers will have an opportunity
10 witness the Buwfnin- Ra1es gzns
there II the a9tsrnnnn.
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ASplranIs for
Grldlr0n Honors
Report at Cornell

L-haca- y. z. Sept L.-Cur-ueiTs font
ball schedule, - czndidH1es. had irs frs;
practlce Of me SEASON to-day Among
ne man 7Hpor-Ing To F7ead C1acn : 4.
tSpHec33 Rush was Captain Fritz Shfr-
s-ick- Quarterback. EiIlles, star tackle
Of iii viii jnin rne squad shorty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Mr- and Mrs. John Lanfie-s o. Brook
line, Mass viEited IN me CRY over
Sunday with Mrs Lander's parents, NJ
and Mrs. F. 4. Sterling - Arsena
straet- Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sterling
and son Earnid uf wes1n-onk WE'RE ale
viBirDrs a the sesriing hnrne an A.
seual street
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CARDS TAKE SEE
SAW CANE FROM
BOSTON BRAVES

IL Lcuiz Sapt- Ik.-6t- Louss czme
9nn bsazind and baat Husrun In the
nrah OF fre-gzme series hare foczE
10 2 The Braves drove Srnupp
I1ain nne hCx and gaznsn q rnree-r.uu
ssAc N TIM se:nnd but It. Lzcn.s raj
Lea N tins Etxrn and scur1a the tying
ano winning runs On Ihrae singles.
sIoien nRse and q sAcrif-e hit
Scure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Stanley HuaBey wiz leave THE MORN
ing for Boston un a few aays' business
trip. lie win he accompanied by hrs
brother. Leroy WIN VIII take up his
stndies Al Bnst1n University. and hrs
sister Marguerite. WIN will enter upur
her stad.es n Simmons cnIiege
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Deputy Sheriff " h DIsman uf Wa,
tervilie WAS a business caller Annaar
II -nis CRY.
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Monday Under Di-ecticn OF Goart,
TnunpsDn-Fine 0utinuk for q
Strung Team Thin Fall
The Cuny high school fpo1nau squad
stirred Its prrrtice Monday afternoon
I'm the Rene Wiliinr1s field under the
direction Of Cnach Clinton r Thamp-
sDE- With a squad of II men out, IN
cindins five Of last wears team. the
prospects enr winning eleven lenl
very encouraging. Cagrain-eier+ Nor
ten Pluu1lner, VIM played fuiIbacK last
wear James Downing and Ralph Hun.
newell guards. and NiIliam Nyman
tackle, were IN the field for the open
ing Practice anG IL is expsc1sd thar
Joseph G-eeiey. WIN piRved sari.ie and
END last YEAR, viii be OH 4 the Near
future. Three forrner members Of Com
teams are In the squad. they being
George DunnHck, Summer Bucliev al !
Douglas Newman: aisn Ha-uic BeRis
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xx Ba-red for R.ndniph IN 9rh
Ian for Shortun IN 3r-d
Isu6fzsn .-........ a3 O 0 0 y q q Is
St Louis ,....-. 0 0 . Q "a
T'wS-hase hir--MR-znvizae. Harns-
hy, Clemnns ca. Thres-nRsr hits
Thorpe. Stolen hases-HeR1hcots
Ca BoeciEEl Mann Sacrifice hlf-
Woodward. Double piavs-LaEaD and
Eprnstgy; Woodward. Hprus5v and
MnIlwirz. LETT On hases-Bos1eE- Z:
ST Louis, 10. Base On haIls-of Rl-
dolph, .. Scnupp- .; Woodward, .
Hits-of scnUpp. N /; none out
IN tie secunG1 Struck out-Dy En-
GialpE =: Woodward, . a inning
pitcher, Woodward.
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IS 9
g IGTE

= BR-ted far C'NeIu In 9th
xx Ba-red for Rndniph IN 9rh
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BASEBALL DOPE At A GLANCE

yEsFEADAy'S AM RESULTS
lhicagp z. Pniiadeiphin IN.
I0GAT'S AMERICAN GAME8
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16
What you pay out your good money for is
cigarette satisfaction and, my, how you do
get It In every puff of Camels!
Is cents a package

EXPERTLY blended choice Turkish
L. and choice Domestic tphaccos IN
Camel cigarettes eliminate hite and
free them from any unpleasant ciga-
retty aftertaste or unpleasant ciga-
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Camels win instant and permanent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

COS yet retaining the desirable body
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your taste, tool Camels are SIMPLY q
revelation any way you consider fhernt
For yur own satisfaction You must
compars Camels with any cigarette IN
the world It any price Then, yuuU
realize their Superior
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-23
GARV|N COUNTY WINS
FIGHT TO KEEP HER
BOUNDARIES INTACT

Oklahoma City, May 22.-Garvin
county won another battle yesterday
to retain her boundaries as they now
appear on the map. After an eXhaus-
tive hearing in the court room of the
state industrial commission, Governor
Robertson announced that he would
deny the petition of Il large number of
residents of the southern portion of
Garvin county to attach u strip 12
miles deep, beginning west of Davis, 10
Murray county.
Murray county representatives, aid
ing and abctting the southern Garvin
population, maintained that they had
beaten the parent county on every point
of the argument, but the governor said
that he would not order an election to
dismember any county at this time.
A large delegation of Wynnewood Pauls
Valley, Davis and sulphur people at
tended the hearing.
Several weeks ago the governor de-
MED application for a special election
to vote on detaching a strip of Garvin
county. three miles wide and reaching
from the northern to the southern
boundary, including the thriving inland
town of Stratford, and adding it to Pom
totoc county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-23

Among the articles bequeathed to
his daughter by Mr.. w. NJ Rosetti was
a fragrant of Shelly's skull inclosed
in a locket