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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-12
GREAT HELP TO SCHOLARS.
Parcnt-Teachers' Associations Arc
Doing Great Work In Education.

Ideally, the public school Is an
organic factor Of our democracy. BY
IL the coming citizens are to be
lifted III knowledge and character for
inc performance Of their duties. On
its work depends the political and
economic welfare Of the State, as
well as the individual and social well
fare OF each coming citizen. 1t Is
obvious, therefore, that fathers and
mothers should feel direct and per-
Sonal interest and civic responsibility
in the organization and work of the
School-an interest and responsibil-
ity that cannot wholly be delegated
lc representatives. TO such con-
sidcrations the school owes the or
Eantzation within recent years OF
Eothers' clubs, parents guilds and
parent-teachors' associations, which
by their very existence have been and
are exerting a highly beneficial in
!luence upon the progressive develop
ment Of the school,
In general way, the object of
these associations is co-operation be-
tween the home and the school-to
induce the school to consider in its
work the needs of the home. and TO
induce tho home to aid the school
in it's attempts to meet new con-
ditions and civic needs. The in
habitants Of some cities, in the Mid
die West, through such associations
crowded pianos, valuable art OBJ
jtctS, stercoscOpic lanterns and
slides, and other physical apparatus,
thereby declaring emphatically and
III most amiable fashion that in The
opinion OF the people music. art and
science had a legitimate place in the
c,lrr!cuum. Elsewhere the schools
owe to such organizations, in - large
measure, the establishment Of kim
do"Sartcns, the teaching of dom,
"r's. the enrichment OF schunl !.
ric@. the introduction o. a,.. ..
iunche0nS, the encOuragen~s,t
school gardens, Of school fcs,f .
and school exhibits. They arl
;or round table discussion nf =
relating to the children'$ hc. III
their conduct in and out Of at
The nature and value Of Ntay.
influence Of environment, a',d g.. ..
phase OF child-study. Thcy IA
experts To lecture on sinigr .A
other timely topics.
ThOs. A. Shii,
superintendent Of Educi' ...
f,G"" "o'itcp. We
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-12

tne property or every other citizen
Of the United States Is their security.
Don be afraid to bug them-and,
whatever else You may dispose Of,
hold on to your War Savings Stamps.
Later you can "caSh in" for the full
race value. and You II be mighty glad
then that you held on to your stamps.
Make sacrifice If necessary to hold
your W. s. S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-12

your complaints? The buffer"
should never have existed Council
should have Shoulucred, direct, re-
ironsibility for its act. granting or
refusing to grant the raise in rates
ii accordance with tho knowledge Il
had Of the situation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-12
iG"" Soldier. Wr

Paris, N"Yyn #i,pn ne mai
var "."o Ala3ri2ans in Fruyahgyc
uar'ino rrruan women gcr,rAroa
to The Petit Journal. The hrtlc.
for the most part, says the uuws.
paper. were country girls or co.
plOyccS OF town establishment
READ TIlIS--and then tax" :, lno}
at the label Oh your paper d.
not want to discontinue scr !i,.. "a,
Courier to you, hut the ca IA, .u-,,i.
vance ruling will be compl rI ,aI
We will soon have our mni,jan iist.
IN such shape as to automatirliiy as,
continue all subscriptions Il, ~s"i,m.
ton. Many Of our subscribe. la,r
already approved the plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

worthy. E P Piper. Belfast BeuIah
Rand. en-. Il, ny Pilot Nelson Char
les Wells. Einckley; Gracis Braden.
nl- m, Ivy Direct 3raden. Charles
Wells. EinCkiey; o. Eiurer, ch. e, by
Len Aiier-un. J. - Mclaughlin
Stockton Springs; Ray G.. u. NJ, by
Simpson Lew Rogers. Belfast:
Frances, hi m, by Casyine. ?. Gal
sRgne-. Belfast
2-15 Glass; Tror and Pnce Purse
S2e9--Aiss Agnes. h. N. by WILDWOOD
Wilkes. Fred Gray Belfast Toss
Boy, b. e. by Fu-tsdRie. Y. Walton
ThuraGiks: Belbun, r g. by Zen Ca
~, r. Gray. Belfast; June Powers,
b. m, by Messenger, Asa Grant. Ban
Eor; Donald .. Oh. g. by Alfnndiv
n. Walton. Thurndike; The Lassie, h
m. by Schulne-. c. J. Wor-nen. g..
Albums: Major D. III. s.. by The
eastman, E A. Melvin. Etna- Char
les ". D. e, ny Charles Euy-, c. !
N1rrhen. St Adams; Billie the Rap
M. b. g. by Edmus. II. J. Worrhen
St. Alhans; Sandy McNabb. ch. e, BY
Corp-a de Ore, c. J. Worthen, St
Adams; Geurge Guy. o. e. by Guy
Axwur-1y. E ? Piper, Belfast; BEN
Ian, On. n. by PILOT Nelson Charles
Wells. Hinckiey; 'Gracls Braden. III.
n, by Direct Rraien. Charles. Wells.
Einckley Sir Ambulatur. bl. e. br
AmbulRf0r, jesse ysA1nn- Brooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
S0UANT0 VIII son STEMSH0E
WITH BASES FULL AND EDWARDS
Wins FROM OAKLAND TEAM, 81

siated for a berth with the Yankses
nExr season Ee inDizs gccfi ana acts
Ike tina read thing The King broth
ears srRr-ed Tor Oakland, Charlie IT
the bat and Fred IN the field.
After banking Oakland IN the
first the Edwards broke into
the run column when Mascia-
dr1 reached. FIRST On Fowler $
fnozis, went 70 secnnd On Brown S
sacrifice and rnilisd ON WardweIi's
MT The second run came IN the
fourth. Thyng got a pass and Beau
0nln dumped onR IN front Of the
plate sending A'Cv" 70 second erum
where ne scored IN Harvey blng!e
Then came the eighth with the pill
+erlng arr and ''Squanru" playing
ne lead After Brown Ind popped
70 Fowler Wilson rure On screecfa-
.ng single over second and a mo-
EneTt L. ~ wardwen hit 4 mn one III
L5Roe and both were safe Both ad-
vanceG uu E Ge-eux's au- al first
ThysnE -ecs.vad a pass anu me sta
IONS wee all crowded And thar s
where "Srunnfp" came through.
The O9Riands scored twice in the
eighth on hits by King. Bissunette
and SIkewurth. mt Wilson'S trick
sse.ned @ AXE the starch out OF en-
ann cEev went uuf In order II rne
ninth The srure:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
HEAD OF YANKEES HANDS
ANOTHER KNOCK 10
AMERICAN PRESIDENT

New York. Sept. a-Cnlanel Jncch
RuppEs:. president of TN New Yurk
American League club ana member
Of the 1utnt COMMITTEES 70 rscummnnd
. new chairman tur thu Narinnnl
Commission, On his return To View
Turk today trum Chicago issued n
statement IN winch ne rarummeniad
thar john z. Bruce, secondary uf tine
COMMITTEES. serve az temporary CHAIR
MAN during the canning Worlds Ser
les. He sand the joint major league
COMMITTEES huped To recummend q
man far chairman Of the National
Commission within the next two
weeks.
Rupper- int.matef tEIsf Frank Ma
win or Detroit resigned frum the juinr
committee 10 ''emnRrass rhe rest n
the cnInmir1ee' ana that his reslgua-
ton was ssiEEeEtsd by Ban Johnsp 1.
Ruppe,r further said ne beIies-ed
johnson would like the COMMITTEES 70
remain inactive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

New York, sept 1.-The Yankees
euHfed Derrnif num third place by
aefsErtng rhs Tigers tndzy 10 for
me rfzarn consecutive time PRATT.
Wnnze hzr-tng was iarEefy insr-n-
mental N the View York ric.nry-, hit
hume rum in tine second inning and
uen the genre IN the Sixth when ne
drore IN two -I1ns with a single.
Scure:
0esruit - eeee lep e-s-1B-.
view York o I 0 0 e1e @- ST.
aauaz, Ayers and Stanage; Mays
and RusI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

Dancing on third every time the
pitcher delivered the hail and then
Suddenly flashing hums with what
proved the winning run. SquEnfu
Wilson enueared himsaif 10 Augusta
1zns n pulling NJ thar unusual ann
spectacular stunt Saturday EfzHr-
NOM II thu Edwards-Gakiand game
which The COTTON mill boys won ) 10
= Squan1o" may be ''an IN ana rn0
old 20 80 back 70 the big circuit but
ne apparently has NOT forgotten the
inside stuff and his theft NJ home WAS
Ei'ecs<ied by low-sunsd advice 70 diff
1erent players AL through ts1s game
ann Il helped tho. Well SAY it aid
Well SquRE1p wasn't rhe whole
sflDw. The Edwards cutter Gardeners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

Sept. 1LSnprezne crr1r1 ar Besfasr.
Sepr- 1-A-Stars Board OF Trade, Bea-
fazt
Sept z-Me-finG nj Governor and Coun-
Sept 2s-Bangur Theological Seminary
openE
Sent. M-Kinxs Daughters ana SIMS q.
Maine annual convention At Pitrsfun
sept Colby College Opens-
Sept. A-5-Maine Anti Tuberculosis Az
sncia1lon annual meezing al Portland
Sept I-B0Wduin CuliaEe 0pBnE.
Sept. 5-S-Jewish observance Of new
year
Sept. I-Stare convention uf me
Maine American Lsginn al bsngm
Charities ana Corrections III Portland
Sent. @Bxfes CnIlege opens
Sept $-WinIsr time table goes 1nrp
sent ya-0cr. limited baptist conven-
tiun uf Maine at Augusta
Oct 1-MRine Internal REVENUE uftics
opens III Augusta
OCT s--DiErr1ct convention Of Rotary
Oct. a-s-AMaine Music Festival run-
cer-E. Bangor.
Oct s-s-Mains Music Festival. Port
land.
Get s-Kennsssec Pomona al 8eadfeld.
fErGir meet:ng1.
Oct. s-Ie-Malne Press Association an
nuai meeting al Portland.
Oct. 1+-lS-Mzine FenerNrIun or Wun-
en- s Clubs ana View England c1nfer-
snce uf clun women Al Portland
Oct. I4-l6-Malne Stzre SUNDAY Scnuus
Association. Portland.
Oct Is-lrSfzte Board examination OF
nurses al 10 A. N HI State House. AL
EuSSa-
Oct S-Ser clocks back ane tnoIzr. Day
Tight Saving ends fnr this year.
Oc- @MRlne Stare SaAlers Association
annual meeting 81 State House Ali
Oct. N-a-Maine Teachers. convention
al t-or-iRT-G-
Nov. -2-PomnnR Grange al North All
guE1a-
Nov T-@Maine genealogical Society,
Maine QRiry-nen'- Association, Milne
seeC Improvement Association. Maine
Lire Stock RrHeeerE Association ana
Hpve' ant. Eirfs' Clubs ~ Bangor.
Dec In-parupnR Grange at Monmouth
Jzu /. -a---uYnunR Grange HI Nah
chester (AlnnHn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

Every first of January that We arrive
II is an imaginR-v milestone ON tina
turnpike rracK nf human Inf; at unrs
resting sLsace for EnUugft ann medifa-
Ilun. and n starring point for fresh ex-
erriur IN the performance of our turzr-
nsy. The man WIN does mot NJ ieRse
propose 70 himseif 70 De halter tins year
than he was lasz. must he either very
good OF very had. In1ieen. And onls-
TO- propose 70 ne better II Something: II
nothing else II IL an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n1 our mead To be 10. which To tina ftrst
step UPWARDS amendment But- IN tact,
70 propose To one-self To dp we'll. IN IN
some su-Z TO 40 well. positively. fgr
there iE M sucn thing m stationary
puiut m human sntisMvurs; he WITHIN u
mot worse ruftay than he was yester1nN
is better: and he vim ID mot bsffer. u
wurze.-Chzrfes Lamb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

In oifien times the FESTIVAL Of Eame-
was ccienrzfed with MANY ceremonies
and spurta. Then an nrw, cnlrr-d eEgs
ware given In some places tina chill
dram roilsd tilem dpwn hillsiaeE. In q
royal roll Of the time Of EDWARD !
WassrSsd IN the Tower. zupears nm en-
TT OF Is psnse fnr - egsE 10 be usei
fnr Ezsfnr E1ftE4 Town nufhurities en-
sassd with due IDENTITY in games of
iaii II IN re-urtied alsu tsszs uu Easfer
M1ndny the vDnen haa--s- rfsf1t nm
strike fheir Husbands ana On rn~-e-w
rne msn strurk tizeir wives. - In -
aeminzr TIM servants snpi6nd snair 49,
terz. Frum q German znra1rffy NJ u
ienz=ssa tt,sr In tine Neumnrk ON Eanenr
dzg tire men servants whip ths mnid
issFSnnfs With switches ana an Nondxy
tiss mnias whip rms men. In sume unrts
of Germznr pzrsntE nnd chiidrun Try
10 surprise asch ufi1er IN se<l m Eas-
ssr morning % ARMY TIM nsaith-sssins
switches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

EuC-ez n -ne racing events al Unity
Fair IN Tuezdav. Wednesday and
Thursday " this week, are Els follows.
TUESDAY, SEPT. =.
10 class. -rur ana pace. purse G.-
Aiss Agnes m. by Nurnia Wilkes
FREQ Gray. Belfast Relben. r q. by
Ren Gary Fred Gray, Belfast: -oss
hoy. . &, by Furrisdals. Y. Walton
Thurndike; Ringen Be Sure. hr g. by
Rlngen. " 6. Bumps, Unity; The Las
sie, . n. ny Scnichnnr. c. :. vo--hsn
81 Aihans; Billie me Rabnit. z, by
EGnus Il. ]. Wor-hsn. ST. AIhzrs:
SANDY McNabn. On z. ny Cape a ne
Ora, C. J. Wo-+hsu- ST. Aibaus: George
Guy, d Z. by Guy Axwortar. Ernest
Piper Belfas-, BaulRh Rand, ch n by
? ~ NeIson, Charles Wells. Einckiey-;
Grace aradsEl, hi n. cv Di-ec, Bra
osn. Charles Wells. Hinckley: Sir Am
huiEEor. nl Z, by Ambuia1nr. Jesse
YeGrrn. Brooks; MEJur D. lli g. nv Thu
Cos'mHn, z a. Melvin. Esna: The
sperfwood. g. by Edwoud N. Aa
Grant. Bangor.
Green race. hest mile hears nurse S5r-
Liberty Bell. . n. by Commodore
Curtis. H. P Ciukev. Dexter, Queen. b
n. ny Ben Carr. c. a pfumer. Unity
Noah. n {. BY jericho, ], O. Fssllsb,ry.
Jnif%; Billy sunday, :, M Brown
Braden. r. s. Hogan. ThurnGike: Tetifi--
Lover, b z. ny Lover, NJ p. Nics,axs
Fraeion; Toffd Poindsxter. z. hv Gen
Leavstt Todd. 2. A. .Johnson, Brooks,
Scamp. hi y. ny Riasron NJ. W. III.
SeHtun- Brooks; Oman bi NJ br Mali,
Todd " a Ge--ish. Unity; Exile. b g.
by Msrsfun c.. z. A Melvin. Etua
Aa--v c. Brader. b :. nv Brown BRA
den. Ernest Smith. Belfast: Emery Rpv.
en- z, by Stilettn- Ernest Smith. BeItas-
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .
Ladies' Carriage Race. Purse ss5-
Queen. h.m-- by Ben Garry. G. A
Plumer, Unity. Teddy Lover h.r
by Lover. NJ. T. Nickiass. Freedom.
DInRh. him. by Maine Todd. TT.
Gsrrish. Unity.
2-3u Class. Trp1 and Pace. Purse
si3s-Nufoia. hz.g.. by Direct Bra
den. ". Reynolds. wa,erwiIle. Lib
cry Bell. h!m.. ny Commodore Cults,
Il P. Clukey. Dexter Beuiah Land.
ch. m. by Pilot Nelson, Charles
Weiss Hinckiey. Oracle Braden. hi.
m, by Direct Bradsn. Charles Wells.
Hinckisy- Todd pnindexter, hr.g..
George Leavitt Todd. r. A. johnson.
Brooks Scamp. big. by Raissun NJ.
". H. Tsafon. Brooks Bessie. h.rn..
nv Select Nelson, a T. Traftun.
watsrville. Fay e.. b.m.. bv Simp-
son. Levi Rogers. Belfast Exile. b.
=. by Marstun r.. z A. Melvin. EtnR.
SOPHIA L.. h4f. ny Echo Todd. J. r.
Mnrang, Belfast
2.z4 Glass. Trot and Pace. Purse
Si5s-Dunalfi C.. uh-g-by Aifunfiir.
u. Walton, ThurndIke. Bard Cord.
Big. by silk Cord. ". Reynolds.
wasH-vslle. Tudfi's Eci1n. h.g.. F-eC
Gray, Belfast. ELLIE the Rabbit, b.
e., by Edmus. Il. ]. Worthen. St.
Adams. George Curry, h.g.. by Guy
Axwsrtny. E P. Piper. Belfast.
Beulah Rand. chm. by Pilot Nelson.
Charles Wells. Eincliey Gracis
Braden. him. by Direct Braden.
Charles. wells. Hinrkiey. Rap c.,
him., hy Simpson. Levi Rogers. Bel
fast. Frances. him., by Castine,
Peter Gallagher. Beifazt BinEen Be
sure. hr.s. by Bingen. W G. humps.
Unity. Sophia d, h.f.. by Echo
Tndd. J. r. Mnrnng, Belfast
1HEHGDAX. aERTEMHEHs %
IL CIs1 Truf nna -.aun Fur.pl
&1z5s-Toddss EEa1n. h. q. Ersa oxar.
Belfast. Barn Card. hr =, by INK
$500 nm yau~x~xxxsfr5s M = sxv-<>4rlxs Iarr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
weston, so, to Hike
LuO Miles IN the Fall

--s SIMS easr Eilie police Station
,~-g-re- Of y vears aEn. hnwaro
(-s,r-Cr Weston. vino GseG 70 aea1 the
a. MI uf ms Herald competing
-,r-- along in rhs days bstn-s teae-
--c,.x and r-uIisys ann sncE orhsr
- 70 mudern reporting were IN
80 and WING ssyB he could still
ssn MI ana piCK M a story amy
-. The SUN really nesEeu MIN, u
rsrr - walk from Washington 20
E-r,yasnge next September
Hp viii AXE rhe hike n mure ieis-
-.s,- fashion than he did such things
- y ISL when ne walked from
ESQ 70 Washington 70 ATTEND Mr..
sr~oIns 1rsI Inauguration. making
+-s ipurusr rust ahead of TWO men
uo-ze ami buggy. fur he Is now
-v.- uss- -. and his family AMI
|.-.nas mink il is asking ruo much
ua,urs tnr MIN 70 attempt speed.
g., II make the journey af,of al all
: ue-tu-nance fine enough for his
Es.-s. they think, and Mr. Weston,
rsr he called al Ths SUN ONCE res
kr@zy. WIS inclined 70 agree with
asn
1t 2s vuung mems Tancies turn n
.SgSflts OF love N the spring SO 40
y. Weston 8 turn 70 thoughts -
r-lous long walks in the open cDun-
Tine mas neither stated nc,
-rs-pd his wanderinEt. and tins
s- .se means 10 add To his remart-
Iss record
~ best tine fur making a long
zs would be IN May sRld M
f.stun yesterday, hut 7 can't CT
az ny chat THE. We athletes
ew 70 undergo a certain amount Of
nrn,nE, vgu know, and I fear that
muscles mar he r-sfie tho snf1
sismpI the walk SO SOON as Mav
!. II gar around 70 II about Sep
Ere Ny record shows that drtv-
T.. veR-s ego ala 4ss miles n five
Es. nut III course I was a mere in
r. hen. I reckon 10 make on:y
miles q day in the C1p tnm
Bennington 10 Providence-iUEr jag
az 10 SHOW that q mRn " eight
!. IN him I hupe nobody spDi,s
j. rip as some friends Of mine
rsd q walk I tried To make munr
rs ago from Boston 70 Washing
started ont ahead of rwp friends
h JuEr beizlud me N case rhEir
r~ices wers needed. Wow I had the
bit Of wing DOWN wherever fat
! il for a map usually only Of half
hBur or 30. ann one night ON LhiE
wney, when we were somewhere
MARYLAND and almost AT the en-
tas u7p. lay down In the road 70
mIiale Of the might and wsnr in,o
npoze. Along came my e,Isnas
4 an over me horse and buggy
4 al. They never really nicked
SUI they were SO scared thai they
zaned me up, put me iu1p buggy
d rustied me TO a farm house SIX
A.s away, paying No attention 70
zngrv urufesrs OF COURSE rlIR1
se me trip"
d., Wes1nn's birthday WIRE N
krch Il. nut il would be a gooc
essse-. indeed. who would estimate
age Il more thzn Co. His hR.r
mussache ara snpw white, an3
has Jeff q good mary wrinkles
ku:. II Is true. hur his hine eyes
c,ea- and shining with vfgur: his
Erlexiun is pink and white and he
ce s1uareiy and firmly
Sy me way" ne said as f1e snded
an yesterday. you can tell the
azaElrE editur for me that II hc
~ speed hoy for real. high CLANS
.s reporting he can jusf cal IN
Ess Weston. I'm there. III say
View Fork Sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

That the average persOC ls IuIeI-
es,sd IN the weather cannot be de-
MED. In eac-, II IL the mps1 talked Of
subject IN the calendar. On arising
in The morning one usually goes To
the window. g:ances Bkyward and
makes his az her own observation
AND IN turn prediction frr rhe dry
Nearly I'll amateur weErher
prophets resorts n the old signs and
do MOI depend IN me barometer sup
ulied by scientific study and pruduc-
riun. Each cas Ills own individual
iiea ur notion as 70 the atmospheric
conditions and changes. Below are
sume nf the simple signs" that have
been put into verse and handed down
through many generations ana
which seid8Tn go amiss-
Red IN the morning rne sailors warn
ing.
He'd az night the sailors delight
When Won sse mackerei sky,
Twill not ne many hours dry.
When the seRgulis inland fly
Know We that a sfurm is nigh.
A ring around the moon
Means a storm is cunning suun-
When il rains before seven
Twill clear before eleven.
Some either Indications are:
When standing On high ground and
he horizon Is unohsrructed from al
quarters. II the sky Is absolutely
cioudless. lock for q storm within Is
hrrrE
II II starts TO rain after seven N
the morning II VIII continue 10 40 so
al day and very often Il in Indication
az a three DAYS rain.
When il is aiming and il hr;Ehtens
and darkens alternately you can
count on an all day rain. with a
chance If clearing al SHUTDOWN.
When the rain censes and the
clouds are stiil masser IN heavy
blankets one sure sfgn Of clear
weather In The patch Of blue Sky that
shows through the riff large enough
10 make a pHir Of "sailur's breecs1es-"
Another sign NJ continued rain is
when the smoke from the chimney
hovers lgw around the f1uusetops
When II ascsnds straight into the air
tins indirates clearing weatsrer.
A foggy morning in usnaIt- the
forerunre- of q clear afternoon
A thunderstorm in winter fusuHllv
Ianuarv or Fetrunrvs in always fol-
lrwed hv clear cnld weRtiler. Il is
mt. rs many think. the breathing up
NJ wtnfer.
PeupBe living near the ssasSure say
storm in brewing" when the air y
seItv. ca.nsi ~ si1e wind bfUwfng
trnrn the east
A red or crpper cninred sun W
rnesn fnfffcates Erest heat A silrsry
mnnn denotes clear cori wsHther
The nld Indian sign OF a dry month
was when the ends Of the new muun
were nearsv hurjzuntal and one ~
them resernbled a hcnk m which To
hang his powder horn.
Many peoDie t-nuhled with rheunR-
tEyn and neurnlgim usually are ex-
salient harumsfers and can uretsict
char reahie weather. by 'feeiing II IN
their bones"
And the ADVICE nj the old weather
sage In newer so out. during Anvil
mgnfh without being accompanied by
yurr umbrella"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
ROBINS TRIM
REDS IN jig TIME

Cincinnati. O.. Sept 21.-Bruokiyn
dsteated Cincinnati To ! II sne final
game III THAR series to-day in what
il beiieved 70 ne the fastest time for
nine tun innings in a major league
contest The game lasted % minutes
and Sallee pitched only 90 balls IN
the nine rounds beating Aa1hewsons
rscurd Of 6s. Scure:
Eronkiyn ...S o 0 0 0 0-S-S-l
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
MAINE FOOTBALL TEAM
WILL BE LIGHT ONE
FOR COMING SEASON

o-unp. Ne. Sept 1.-THE past week
has beer a very busy une in University
OF Maine athletic circles No time has
osez lost in getting buth the football
ands=rss COUNTY, squads started
SpirIt al Maine Is running nigh a
roustng Chapel was held Wednesday
and ths-e appears 10 be no lack Of
pep ii the student body. The work
Of the 1DGtbs1 squad this week CON-
sisted mainly OF fundamental WORK
P-ac-ics Is being ne.d every afternoon
rum "a 70 O'clock. The electric
iE1ts VII ne s--;Ing up shortly 50 thu
the csacE mxy wn-k ais charges aE
late as desired.
n The evening Coach BALDWIN is cnn-
Quoting blackboard talks and these will
De continued throughout the SEASON
The Name team will moi ne as heavy
as many u the former teans- huG
Coach Baldwin will attempt 10 build
NJ tass, shIfty team. Practice will
continue II earnest The following weak
and me first scr1mmaEe will ne held
TUESDAY ny "Wednesday Az <fRr time
the real flgt1r fnr varsity positions viii
begin
Manager Ham has completed hEs
schedule EoY the season. Owing 10 the
upheGvai n college athletics due 10 the
war, considerable iificUity WAS sxpe-
rlenced N securing games with out-cf-
State teams.
n previous wears he West Poin.
game has come after me State games
5rwever. West Point Was unahie >
uf-e- later date this year than Or-- Is.
The GROSS cpunrry squad started wur1
on Wednesday afternoon. At the pres
ent time squad Of q men are wort
ing out daily.
Franz p-ati. FORMER crack Portland
high ana -1Rine cross country and dis
tsnce man. is on the Campus Ee *
Registered al the Maine Law school.
Preti VIII De aiiie % assist greatly IN
coaching.
Another mRn 10 help Coach Elder Is
Pep Tuwner Track followers wi.
remember Pep as a fprIner Tniver-
sity Uf Maine track captain and Cross
country man. He and p-eti were team
mates ON the famous national .c-nss
country championship team. Pen is
located un the campus IN the position
Of alumni secreTar~.
This wseks work consisted % light
work. The mem haze 5een merely JDg
ging around the quarter mile track,
working out tire kinks ana Stiffness
Next week tine onarhes expect TO sfarz
me pack over the short COURSE From
then ON IL viii ne STEADY grind -
prepare for tine State New England
and national mesfs.
II is early 10 pick individual stars II
his time. Barnard. Her-rck- C1stlmAn.
EaInes. FhiIfrurk. Dunfun ana Brown
Iaok good Hrpwn il freshman who
nails from View Hanushire- rhiihrops
did good work in the distances last
suring at the Maine interscf1piastfc
neef. winning the two mile and mile
runtun In a fnrYner Maine man wto
has tust returned from service with
The marines in France. He did Euod
work in The Allied games in France.
connecting IN the Distances