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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
BIG FIELD WILL Be
RACED IN TWO DIVISIONS

TOLEDO. Ohio. July N-Four race,
with tho field no large that II ytli
be raced In two divisions, are on the
day at Fort Miami. There are skht
starters In the 7:01 pace. five TN the
?.07 tros. nineteen In the Fort Miami
stake for 2:0s trotters and 2? In the
.:it pace. Tho last named will be split
into two divisions.
The feature event u the day e the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
Argentins Grain Advances.

BUENOS AIRES. Wednesday. July
O.--Wheat and corn rose to new
high records on the market here to-
day. Wheat advanced to- l9 pesos
a hundred kilos, an increase OF two
pesos during the day. and corn rose
TO II pesos 4 hundred kilos.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
Town Tails Being Sold.

ALTAMONT. Moths little town
several years ago. in anticipation oil
pationai prohibition, turned its Gala
boose into COW stable. Now reports
are coming in here that towns nearby
are selling their town jails. The city
dads here sit back and laugh at their
ncighbors. who several years ago
lauGhed at Altamont.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Summary; .Two-bnse mts. Mcbride,
Mari: three base hits. Griggs. Berger.
Wilbolt home runs. NewAsha. Falk.
Sacrifice hits. Gregory, Waahbutn.
Doubh plays. Mari. Washburn and
Mueller; Washburn. Berger and Muei-
Ter. Lift on bases. Wichita 2, Okla
homa City L. Bases on balls. of Mead
ows Q. Stoner g. Hit by pitcher. Nc
Bride, Griffith. Taik Struck out, by
Stoner ,. Gregory 4, Hits. of Meadows
IN ono inning Stoner 4 IN 7 innings.
Time $50. Umpires Myers and Ja-
cobs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
CALL FOR NEW PLAYERS HEARD FROM LEADING CLUBS MAJORS

~ clubs. The Boston Ca rdinal wadine
contest was postponed by tho manage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Hooper. Scott and shannon pounded
tho horsehlds freely against Detroit
while three Tiger errors helped the Red
SoE 10 . Vict0ry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Niller's great pitching. n four hit
rhutout-gayc the Pirates an even
break with the phIili"s In ycHtcr-
days bargain Llll Meadows won
the first gam" Tor the CrRyuths
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

When two freight trains come TO.
sether somebody gets smashed Rube
Benton ran into the Cincinnati Reds
and the Reds got the worst OF H. The
Rube. remembering that he was once a
Red, helped win his own dsm- BY slam
ming out homer OH Slim Saliee with
two runners on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

After shutting out the New York
Yankees, 2 to D, In the Arst game at
the Polo ground recently, Cart
Mays OF the 6oston Red Sox tailed In
his Iron man" stunt when the Yankees
battsd him hard In the carly inrin0s
Of the second contest, winning BY q
score OF TO I, Mays was the first
major league pitcher TO twlrI . double
header this season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
BRITISH PROMOTERS
WANT Weller BOUT

NEW YORK, July "a Charles Coch-
rhne. the Tex Rickard Of England. and
Matchmaker A. y. BeulnsOn Of the Ma
tional Sporting club Of London. both
want the winner of the Ted Lewis Jack
iIritton bout Mt Jersey city next Non
day night for bout In London. II be
came known here today The rival Lon
don promoters want 10 stage "A battle
for the worlds wclterweight title be-
tween Lewis or lItittob and Johnny
Iashaw. the British welierwclght
champion. Cochrane. according 10
Charley Harvey, manager Of Lewis Will
give purse OF i2j 600 for the bout TO
be split 90 and 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

A man should be ashamed Of the fact
that he is weak enough TO hate an
other man. But he isn't. He is proud
Of his hatred.--Luke McLuke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Sam Crawford. the famous out
fielder. formerly with the Detroit
Tigers, In still hitting the ball Ac-
cording TO m. latest figures Sam IL
leading the Paosfic Coast league In
batting with an average OF .319. II
hhs been Words timely hitting
that has been instrumental In put
ting the Los Angeles team In the
lead. NAM Of Sans hits have been
for extra bases.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

shufflln' Ihil Douglas duplicated
Alexander's pitching feat by blankng
IN" Dodgers n the second game with
only i've hlla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Alex the Crest has hit his stride
for the Cubs. Pitching In the first
name o. . double header sosInst the
Dodgers ne defeated A, Mammaus
In eleven Innings. shutting out
Brooklyn with five hits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

TODAY'S CANES,

Western.
Oklahoma City NJ Wichita.
Tulsa at Joplin.
Ucsmoines at Omaha.
u. Joseph at SiouxC ity.
National League.
Boston at New York. clear, $50.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. clear, $40
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. clear. $50.
No others scheduled.
a. AmsrIesn League.
New York at Boston. clear, 200.
fhiiadslphia at Washington, clear
Detroit at Cleveland, clear. 800.
~. Louis at Chicago, clear, 500.
okiahenia. kansaa.
Newkirk at Blackwell.
Arkansas City At Ponca City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Upyards OF 1000 women arc en-.
ployed in the cotton mills OF Bonn.
bay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24
YrerRRDAY's RESULTS.

Western.
Wichita -: Oklahoma City !
Des Mo'nes ~: Omaha I.
Tulsa 2: Joplin I.
eIoux City 81: st. Joseph Is
American.
Boston Z; Detroit I.
No others scheduled.
Nationat
Chicago a-s, brooklyn 90
Philadelphia so: Pittsburgh -.
New York 8: Cincinnati |.
Al Boston-St Louis: rain.
southern.
A. Memphis 4: Atlanta D.
A. Chattsnoosa Z: Mobile !.
Al Nashville 6: New Orleans 1
American Association.
A. Louisville, a: Kansas City s.
At Columbus <-s; Minneapolis -.
~ Indianapolis ~: Milwaukee, -.
Al Toledo 4: ~. Paul :.
Texas tea0ue.
A. Fort Worth 0; Galveston I.
A. Shreveport 0: Houston ..
A. Dallas |: Beaumont !.
A. Waco 0; San Antonio :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

Cerro del Meresds near Durango,
Il the largest iron deposit in Mex
leo, Il is 4 great mound 90 feet
high. and Is said to be almost . mass
OF iron,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-24

The LII Tire Doctor says that the ideal Federal
equipment for Fords that take ~elinchers" il 30x3
smooth ueads on front Ol7so); soIsh Traffiks
on rear Nls23). New Fords with "Demounta-
bles" all around. same rear, but 3or3H smooth
treads on front (ol6.s0). Fords that have TO
stand hard usage should use the Rugged FederaIs
on rear extra ply Of fabric-S22So).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

saeh 0en aq tdeae at Omaha Has eone t6e nation taat ean property aold ft- head gn fn Paris for f only Vants that others may nave .he zaaes eaae aA =hau@ hsa fere
 tae conference 1f The p0V7ar7 of Omaha sr raE<a+ much a@ fsaf 0f t7a ~=zeh7ti8na a5aarad man 76a7slv you Dlease vae 1'a'H fez -aerzaeet zrsteuent trat taeu a1dorzaa s7a 5fiec7Dye 7f t7a eaeue f nations Father heh testa10nv ssa thinking
 ree I1aa Of vr9 so @7idier~ by re~tas asas4no Handa Thew auted aa5ainaee rae1naaa regardless of B-fer4 rather @<e a 9sa eaan Eou FTpv 7eaeet t9r evafoDef gvater1vavs e1st Vo8F5 @ona0ata with railroads
 Water powers rHst A afa agsiGs bic t6 gaae e0aE srrHers aHaHia 7a sDle t3 borrow 17ore #n0nav 17 E1efr Iaadq fHoee roads r144t 5s pro- nesad Little investors la atock= and 1eada 71oaid be 1rotec+ef
 They an7a anaad saat abor and eaB4fat -aaH aa partners ? industry uof ereruee a15a wonderful aoc- tr5ne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
HAS PpilSE FHR NfsTERN SPIRIT
 0F DEMOCRACY
.ec- Lane Commitments the Work of Recent Read
 Qstme1t Congress-

1rana &ab pFi s7 afva1ee a5v Haa 5aar ~scafvad aa-7 1f arr ss}e sasav @riften 5H #8a eaae- a 4a4 4acregarr If tae interior aar '''THa atien's BHsIneee gffiefaf organ sf tTa a5afater If -5n1aleree 5f r1. f7tfaef esasee
 aa Interpretation af t1@ Fraa9- HiaejaafBpf zszza iestu1 erH #sngreee. which aat recently n Omaha
 s1orsfare Lane eails attention s 7A face 1at Cattle rajzer@. }apS- sI.z Eaera era- merchants nip 1ufld- sr9. anufsetureYs. cow 3ova. aao zeeuerq. .abov leaders eabtnet Of sleer- < sDeake~ seao came Fa aaz pr3- ata car aut alf doera-ef-f things and sii @ff-orade aef and garffei pateet T taie bueineqs conference
 If sais e9nveution aad beeu heta Thirty Fears or 90 ago ' writes <ecra- -arv Tstae ''11aeee men .coufd taep have made DO 2 Peasants sad Worka0en's Cornell %0t bad land where e5eh i growth ia possible i5 t7''
 Washington rot America aga n0f ade r7fe e01ufrv. hat z ehat sae Faelq mith ateuaitu when 1a seae 9tIc1 2 gatherToQ a. rho one at Omaha Faith and force vera 17ere a Omaha and ea@ea teq9 nave been sae real government of America
 Out of 6he adventurous spirit 5f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
TIRES TTJREg

Wc underseIl 'en all- 30xs. sf1 95: Norslyid $t295. Tube g 50. Red Tube, s275, 30x9 l-2, sfA eo. Non- skid SIS e5. Tube s2s5: Red s825.
 22x9 1~2 sl7 .9a Nonskfa stS.5f: Tube, $2 95; Red Tube. s8Bo
 3fx4, s245 Nonekid s9s 5A. Tube 8 90. Red Tube S3 90
 32x8 s2475 Nonekid s2a 1d: Tube $3 RI, Red Tube s3.95
 33x4 s25 50; Nonskid S27 10. Tube. s385. Red Tube. $40
 3fx4, s2e 50. Nonskid s27 5o
 5sy4 1-2 s95 SO Nonskid s2e qa
 }4x4 l-2 Nonskid S87 50; Tube. st 90. Red Tube, s4.75.
 AI'TO SrPPIFs..
 Ford Radiators s25 0o. Ford BnIhs 3ec Rear Springs ss ae. Headlights per pair st.f5: Headlieht r.ens and Door 70c: Lens only l 5c: spotliohts ss 5e. Roea Funpos s22S: Ford Pumps st 9.
 Ford Kinaston Caruburefor ss 5a. Hollcy Carburctor sd 50. Ford Timer Wires Csc Ford Front Hub Sf &. Rear Hub st 75: Jacks Sf 2s. Hand Horns s30 Rear Axle Ford s1 2s. Champion X-pfues g5c. clsaropion Porceiefns 3Sc: Ford Rear Wheels s8.50; Step Cut Piston Rings, Isc eseh
 We do not solicit crefit aec0nnfs DrRHAM BROS. lle Basn sf. Phone 1884
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
I'D RAISE FUNDS
 FOR U. LIBRARY

fayetteville Ark Aorfl An fannus Of Inc diversity af Art3n- aaa Who reqfdae 5u another state a8s recently gro0osea fa contribute ST. V7G toward faHd Tor purchasing books r8 5e known aa ae Alumni Collection .6r e1e university library. sfe saa4s aat Hbe sme a8a come hen ae aIamt might oell do same- Hfng o Tff9tantIat efaracfrr ta indicate aeir continued aferest a 1efr ma Mater
 #1se f1lia aalZ 4orafian. 0f fae class 1f 2 With her assfsrant7 aas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Several dave ago man Wafeef .ato lsaac Dre7fes and Company ae- eo0parfed 8F aia son Boy aboHf ter years of age.
 alsh fo purchase q Mfff of cfatheq for n4y son ne aFd 1ha qfif Waa sefectef. and purchased And sae man 5Hf b3s ggn walked ont
 Apparently fnere s H0fhfng tn- 8su8f aBoTt s1e agenf and The recital Of H tg seemingly anns8al noh purchases with almost he exact words 8rs being Haae every lay H every clothing store ia Eae Fsf8ff
 Err thaf i5ftle Dova father aad purohased afs vefding Eogs rom Isaac 9reyg3fs 4n9 CampanVs Bfe grandfather had 8ought hfs pefaing 8Hif at Isaae 9reyfas and Company and hfe great grandfather aad se@ ieetef his auDfUaf artowfaie from Isaac oreyfHs and Company
 And fhe other day the fourth gen. erattoH came sf, Dregf8s 10 Dgv
 Tho significance is rhaf ssaae f}rev- fus and Company s ce1ebvafinv Fts fiftiefh year iH Du4fness in -hfs city. The advent of Ae fifffeeh year Vfl1 9e celebrated Oy n entire. and thorough refn0f@flng Of the sfore and eivfNrea
 Make Improvements.
 The whole Of me upstairs vffl be cleaned 9tff and from eud 70 end. and from top 70 bottom te pns trough procsss of beautffyine ooflateraT with system of greafer eonvanf-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
TOTAL COST IF
 WORLD WAR MAY
 NEyER BE KNOWN
Grand Total Cost Has Been Estimated at Around
 5249 000, ,000 900

Tho lak was not dry on the arrnis- tire sienea .ast November until tho statigticiare began to figire ID the war coet to that date Of course she total arrived at was only an estiwate ana | evll he lorp irae before tho evar4 cost is ever known # eyer car be known
 eut at that time # vac eqtfuafcd that tho grand fofai coet in money wac $249 GOO 0o0 00a
 Af that tin4e Great Britain 1aa sp@rt Inc Uroateaf arm sso 0eo 00n 0e0 Enrlar1 had financed the war almost aioue for a year or oeh mntter and tho train wae bepinninp to tefl
 Then oame fhe German totale. s4s. < -0ee 0e0 0ee 3he hune mad becn hc financial os well ae ae military back bone of lhc central Dowere
 The United 2fa+ea raran pcvf with s40 100 00o % Wo came .n jate buf wo cnr1e trnnv France followed with s22 000 oae A0n ther Rpesis with 80 ooo 0o0 0Go. always be bip- pest n number Of men jn inc field bnt weHfeeet T stanina Her ioaN@ showed it Auetria-fIungsrV came eext gtfh sos 900 000 .0on and fben Italy with St2 900 GOO 0o0 qnIendia showing for hat Mediterranean na. tion
 Other Estimate Somewhere in his domains the Turk managed to raiee s 000 900 GOO. Lit. tie Serbia and Run1ania rave s8.O0o 0A0 000 each and B,tlraria contrlbnf ed 5000 000 900 Bei0innn's totals were not included n the estimate but trey were az large ae crushed and ruined country could find in ts seat tered resources
 Possibly some Of this will bc re- gaincd for the allies throu~h German prostitution. Nevertheless the aIl;ee ernnot count on that in their work Iof restoration France reeenflv con.
 cIuaed splcndidly subscribed war loan Britain contenpiates other loans for the work of peace and ths
 Tinted States is caiiipg now for ths fifth of the series of Liberty loans 1 IGonApsred with the amounts raised fo, the conasirt of the war the suno asg led in the Fifth loan seems very small
 II ooght ~ be very ssey fos natior
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
NRDEREE OF
 RANCHER KILLED

Afer0ptia Tenn April -Kan- sas City was seiected toniplf 5v inc Woman 8iseion council of te Methodist Episcopal Church, South. as t'e nCx' convention city. Most If t,night'7 aeefon Was oecupief bv tho reading of reports reconrcrdin9 an- prepriatione for nome missions thru- ont he variors conferences The to- tsi of tbeae appropriations adopted awounted to sf94 90S 5G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
cNssnas C@naos Fs~ Cured

Nsh 2s1sr Afg kPpIfts1Tsft t)s7s. aa fhey cprrof reHer thts seat os the ds.~--~ Ia@-r ss io,as dts~~-e grea.fy ir+ nn~ncrd b7 cor-sitn.fornf conditions sns isfstrsfes remedy. H.fYsa T..s.,, x~s,. slfSt ie Isken inferrasfy s-gS s~t~ erru sne ftotS m the f,incoo~ snrfsc~s os sh@ syAfsvt HesFs crtsrth NAss<Sr~ sya~ wssftrise5 ,' .t,..s s5 one of tte bess phyascss~-
 N fssts .yorvrtty Tor yee~S x Iss coy4- pgFrd qf soyrts of th~ brss toy,sc- <~oyvw., ccrfttrtf With so~nes of tkAf b>ss bsooA ggffHty Te p ffcct connsAr4eson oS Wg imAwsdtystt q FNfYw C~s@Yfh Mesl-. yrss!iss ~ cvtstvs,ts condisloAs J1w4 fs, W I k ct5fs5stsY q co. ssfss ~. .fos141 fAp
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
WAREHOUSES; TO
 KANSAS CITY

an 47tanio Fex- 4orif z-F11u zelEv eaaehnau af Gaaastoes= -.a@ -rae killed ar his 10ma rear taera late 1-ft~ aHn aud 1ffr-r ats e,r5s FlezIcan z7eer5 .--1tss- vf1o sad been 7 Aeitv's arr8Ioa vas t5- e.a a1 r#ttzens posse at 5raetea 4- la e70otm 2 of Eeftv, according -5 .90tg sre-alce rdeseage e. ai yfyt Ie 4e~Ieaa. aze6rstinE t0 fHA af6vr7attou c@raFvart Eaee
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
coon soaxrse, prp Yor pv.

jAvs ynrr. breakfset thfe n9orufn~ 9~ was # n eggiess dreaNfaef9 The Bf1sfness oF Red Feather scratch reeT v 70 prevent sgsess days and we be- lieve int his evenly baIances eiean gTafn ration wfll 70 T long way to- ward preventing Mst auch conff
 ion How n0uch lorgn~ win gAn al- lov yon+ hens to consume md not pT65ncso Fyg~Troducine hene reGufre q elsfn grain ration Dieuty 9f wafer and 2 ssnail quantity 1f either grft or oyster shcfi We 7efI both grlt and oyster shell Order eisher with vour Red Feather aerntcis Feed Nav ve hHve yt1r order todsya The cify
 Fss CoYnpanys telephone 2t4. 300
 sfhfe Esreet ws defivot 9-7 ff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

accomplished wonders E1 reefassifv- ing ina hootrg and making the library actH8Elv HsaBte Hv Fdeurs and a8e-- HIkp But cha IorsFv has sriil anai big a.aarf--r-14ra aG0tas 4a9EraHH -l
 50m r1Ea rrru0aaf appeals arg -=-' a1estaa @r AU z3aHt
 ne natter "a, r1a -Ees5d@rr l5 -1-. fr-54 zzsr-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
fSsr~Fs SToPs wApxrvc

Washington April disturf ance of marked character is now over cen- eral TeYas with northasasf ga rd movement storm warnings arc dis. plaved n he zsnlf If 0eyico. from Bay 3t enia fe Carrabeiie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

ence and comfort for patron and ea- Dlove
 < color seherae Of French gray and old sese Nf1l ae oarrieef a8t sa he uiuuteae aefaH AT a.v1 gases VffI 0e asfaflef aad taer FfH be sgeh that all eooda ~iil 8e on display aE one lime There viii be dreqaing 2 "a bio bat cases and aanefag safrt- wafst oaaes n addition French mirror 'iffing room Wflf oe installed A seaf8re If the display raqeq 4f9l be one eaqe I49 2eef long. Theee wisb many other reafurne 4ifi areb- abfy 6e e6mp1eted 6g he l5fh 9f May
 Abonf eight Daraqraghs nerth. Vfu DC noted q picture of Isaac Drepfae The reason 2 picture of Inc store zEaq not Hsef fhar he faaac Jravfas company did not just aspper and # did not stat continue 10 grow Hong 0v ltse4f F personality started the store fiftv years 8g go < personality nae devef0pef 6hat More nd 4aa made it grow. and prosper during fhs fifFy vears of ifs existence That per- aoraFity, by his Datieuoe. coHra ee. and devotion 10 hie bnsinees By h}s fair dea1ing. and Dg hie belief in Pine Blu9 and fta people aas carried fne sf0re for fifty years ID rhe place of prominence it now occupies Isaac DreYfBs and Company k not mama: : neither does f strike one as merely q tore t is personality
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
[ C EynrEs DIPS

Jackson Mics Ap1s1 C En- 0"ba millionaire eapt1Hst and phil aofhrapiet- 1ie1 q ais nome bere fo- night aeed e7 snoohs vac S pioneer Iurnherman a thie secffor having starfed n he 9usiree4in 875
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
WEIGHTS NEAT uApRpr

Tor native and cola ssorape hoef pork. venl, lnUttor and dressef po,,f trH 8f2 Wcst Sixth avenue Pfone 174f 1T inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
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 aiqe Havnae fIeefe9 Ieft geeter4av afternoon f8r T3li8e Ee where aa mfiI oiff Wfth 9r aa9 Hre Kine
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 T. VI Goodwin. secretary of the r A C. 4 has ratHrn erf from fate-t Y " c i n4eeffng at Conway
 If y01 want. nafs powder Dtrffa, ! harfkeTrhfefs, embroidered lyres4e6r arf tea snts, bsgs. aoveffies of a1l kinds. 9, so the amar+ ffa4 shop. 8f3E Citizens Bank Brifdfngs Fff1dref v Maus 8-f3.fro. {
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
CHELSEA

Important business 10 come before the
Grange nesting, Chelsea Grange. No
L. Friday evening. A fun attendance
is desired.
The North Pitrston and Chelsea Joint
sunday school concert held in the Che4-
sea chapel Sunday afternoon was a de-
cided success in every Way. In spite
Of Indictment weather. every seat IN tho
chapel was filed and the young people
of both schools gave an entertainment
that was we'll worth hearing. We might
especially mention little Miss June Ha--
rs Of Chelsea. the youngest member
on the program. who delighted the au-
dience with her first recitation in pub
lie: also Master Harry Miller of North
Fttsfnu. VIM sang The Church in the
WILDWOOD particularly well. The fol-
lowing program was carried out. Sing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

\ eA00 Production To-day Il The
Strand wsth Douglas Fairbanks.
Same Program Shexsn Tomorrow.
a fnIl PArzmpuut-Artcrae biu has
oeen hnuked for the Strand today
ann tomorrow with Douglas Fair
hanks IN 'Kaickeroncker Bnckaroo''
In seven parts. a x264. p0s production.
anu Lila Lee IN her Paramount plct-
ure Heart u Youth" This makes a
duunfe nan al exceptional worth II
tonk SIX solid months To make
"knickerhocker Buckeroo''. the big
sesf and best picture FAIRBANKS has
ever made Hundreds of acturs.
magnificent sets, the lease Of conn.,
plefe railroad system. engines. COW
bgys. Mexicans. New York cluumer.
pretty girls. williams and Douglas
Fairbanks. It's the longest. the fun
niest- the most exciting picture at
tempted for long time. Every foot
is filled with laughter and packed
with a punch. You viii gasp. laugh.
applaud when you see il ana DON
lose sight of little Lila Lee-she's a
wonder Don't forget The Heart of
Humanity AT the Coliseum next Fri
day and Saturday. See Fairbanks
today and then tell your friends all
about IL If busy today, come TO-
morrow but come eRriy as Fairbanks
has his following and it's a big one.
ADV