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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
REPORTS UNTRUE
GERMAN STRIKE

Paris. March S1-Reports that the
railroad strike in GermAn-Austrta
has been settled r untrue. accord
ing to a Vienna dispatch to the Echo
de- PARIS. Negotiations between the
strikers and Chancellor Renner ana
Herr Deutsch. secretary for military
affairs, have failed.
Colonel Cary Of the British army.
who is at Triest- has offered to act as
arbitrator, but the strikers have been
destroying railroad property and
stopping the transportation Of food.
A council OF railroad workers has
been formed in Syria
Chancellor Renner has implored the
strikers TO moderate their demands.
pointing out that IN case Of cornpii-
cations the Entente troops will &C.
cupy the country. Employees % the
western section Of the Franz Joseph
railroad have joined N the strike
which prevails IN the eastern and
southern and northern and north
western systems. A British repre-
sentative at Vienna is reported 10
have issued a proclamation 10 the
public. exhortinr the public no 10 in
ferrupt the movement Of food sup
plies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Cony OF Portland. Now why don't
the Cony and Portland managers get
together aud arranse two games
1.-THE third If necessary between
Portland and Cony for b High
school championship Of Maine As
both teams have lost u a single
game this season il would seem that
they were entitled to play for the
championship. As Runford has re-
fused 10 play either of them, but still
keeps on playing teams from out Of
the State, Rumford could not make
any claims for the cha rnpionst1p. II
certainly would be a great drawing
card in both Portland and Augusta
and give the boys some loose change,
and prove which has the better team
Portland or Cony. Get together boys
and lets have the games between
these two teams right off.
a BASKETBALL FAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Captain T. J. Johnston. Department
Insurance Officer. Headquarters
Northeastern Department. Room III
80 Chauncey street, Boston, Mass.
as soon as possible. as il is not Vet toe
late TO be reinsta1ed. Information
nay also DC obtained there with
reference 10 the new kinds Of Insur-
ance q be issued and the premium
rates therefor in writing. in add
ton 10 asking the information de-
sired. the person should indicate the
date Of his discharge and whether NJ
has paid any premiums slnce such
discharge.
The Officer above mentioned VIII
also be pleased TO assist tbs alloitees
of soldiers n cases where aliotments
and Government allowances are no.
being received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
CITED FOR
BRAVERY

The commander IN chief. in tn
lame of the President. has awarded
the distinguished service ros TO
Second Lieut.. Robert P. Clark. 18th
Infantry. For extraordinary heroisn
n action rear C~antigny. France, July
!. 1918. Accompanied by five men.
Lieut.. Clark rushed a trench manned
by a greatly superior number Of the
enemy. and fought until the entire
enemy garrison had been killed or
wounded. Four Of his patrol were
killed and one wounded In the en-
counter. He bandaged the wounded
man and returned 70 our lines carry
irg a wounded Ger1 an prisoner.
Home address Lincoln. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
KEEP UP YOUR WAR
l s INSURANCE

All discharged soldiers and sailors
should be advised 10 keep up the pay
rnent of the premiums due on their
War Risk Insurance, applied for
while IN the military service.
After the declaration Of peace those
who have kept Up such payments will
be permitted TO convert their present
insurance TO other forms without
another physical examination. Any
discharged soldier who has permitted
his insurance to lapse should cor
respond with Or call At the Office Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
reconstruction
If Losl Health Tone and Elk.
,s,,,ed Reserve Strength,

s.ca,n. Upon The a the dreadful
oI'.,,. ,rHine weather and changing
'n""5e operative.
s.'7' . Io-e were the blood-buildinE,
.,,ts appetitc-makins proper
"-'' ...,pd : Sarsapariila 50 much
- - LOW
..cg,rlae. list. creates an appe-
,Ia digestion. I'd, perfects as
Y -,,r,. : all the food YOU eat SO that
"" ,ae nd body receive the benefit
'+.. b. .,prt Of this nourishmen..
.-,.,v dds 10 our strength and
~ eeIoras your reserve strength
-'hU~' rlng1ng about normal condi-
.e-- .. ornament good health.
40. ..apaf1Ila is America 8 great
''"" ,. -lrlfying medicine, with a
rrl greatest sales n greatest
tno. -ntls are d fine family ca
w., -frtIe and effective, well adapt
.!oods Sarsaparilia.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
WNSloW


The annual meeting Of the Girls
Garoen and Canning Club IVES held
saturday afternoon at the ConEresa.
tlonal church narlors. The officers
we're elected for the coming year a.
follows: President, Mas Mary How.
arn' vice president. Miss Nargare,
secretary. Mas Florence
Norton; treasurer. Mira. H. s. How.
ard. 1t was voted to hold the meet.
ings on h fourth Saturday Of each
month.
Mrs. William Clark and Mrs. Frank
Jordan Of Gardiner passed Saturday
with Mrs. Robert Stobie.
George Gilman Of Waterviiie was a
guest Sunday or Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles
W. Wixcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

'ss iespie of Falmouth. KY,
az grow tobacco easier than
ao' 2 the country, and usually
petore he cuts il. says ne
- iown 4 tempting offer the
- CAV 10 sell his crop. The deal
t'e2 IF on account Of the buyer
Se-ts n Gillespie throwing in his
LII Old hoe. Cas- ays that he
'aised 20 crops OF tobacco with
II n and the old tool is the
y MS great succeSA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
PRESIDENT DID NOT
WAIT TO FIND OUT
NEEDS OF NATION
Eushed OF 80 Paris, Without Regard
to Demands of Home interests

The Washington correspondent of
The Kansas City Star. in writing q
the general demand for an extra
session Of Congress heard in all Sec
tons of the country. save:
How completely the President he's
permitted the Paris conference 20
eceross his entire attention. TO the
exclusion Of the pressing domestic
problems tina need settlement. is IL
lustrated by the shape IN which cab
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
That Depends

Few people can view p~hilosoph-
ically a black out look IN their lives
oh. yes. they can. If il is a aad
Of coal coming"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Take things IN they come u YOU
know what to do with lhem wnen
they come. II not. make them come
IN the or quantity hat 0
can handle then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Coke. automatically Ted under the
boiler, is used for fuel d new Eng
lish steam driven road tractor Of
great power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

He who is something will do some
thing; he who is more will do o
and Re who IS most will do most
James Freeman Clarke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
Mrs. Alfred pattorssn

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Patterson
have received word of the dsath of
their daughter-in-iaw, Mrs. Alfred
patterson who, after a weeks illness
OF pneumonia passed away Saturday
hight at her home in Ranger, Texas.
where Mr. Patterson il employed as a
engineer qin the Oil fields.
Mrs. Patterson wal ~ years Of z
was formerly Miss Mamie White,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
White. Of Elks Falls, Kansas, anc
was united in marriage to MY. Pat
Lerson, formerly Of this town, in 1914.
Besides the husband she is survived
by a SON George and a daughter
Elizabeth. The funeral services will
be held Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Patterson's parents at ELS Falls.
Kansas.
Mrs. Harry r. Norton and daughter
Ruth were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Minnie Garland.
Charles w Wixon. who has taught
the past two years at the Baptist
school. completed his duties Friday.
Rehearsal Of the parts for the enter
tAinment to be given Thursday even
ing in connection with the box social
at the East Winslov Baptist church
were held. The Children were gener-
ously remembered by Mr.. Wilson.
Each pupil received a present from
him and ice 4eam was served them.
Gladys and Howard. children OF
Mr.. n Mrs. Israel Weed OF Boston,
are confined to their home by illness.
The all-day meeting Of the Sesas-
t.cook Literary. Club that was 70
have been held Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Minnie Garland. is postponed.
There will be Il short business SEES
SION Of the Club This Tuesday after
noon at = O'Clock at the home Of the
president. Mrs. Harry T. Norton. 70
form an amendment 10 the coustitu-
ten IN reeard 10 memberships. and
also TO SHpoint delegates 10 the
Maine Federation Of Won7en's Clubs,
70 be held At Augusta April . and 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Hodges and
son La Wecce. after d visit with MI.
Hodges parents. M. and Mrs. James
A. Hodges. have returned TO Belfast.
An all-day meeting Of the H. & W.
Ladies Aid Will be held Wednesday
IL Inc dcoIIISl t4Up HOUSE. ne Ulfl-
ner committee com prises Mrs. Elmer
Tozier ard Mrs. William I. Corson.
Miss Katherine Cushman Of Angus
Ia passed the week END at her home.
Misses Lola and Doris Garland were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Harry Il.
Britton.
Mrs, Abhla Morse passed the week
END with trends IN Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

ra;.u-opa q "Gets-it" on. and smile!
al. .ar. -. heres immediate re-
~ 'rnr or- ans. and a quick m 81
.u, -sl'ls. "Gets-It IS ar
e ~ VIC -cree seconds There :
urr. ~sy pIasters. no wraI-
- n~. F;et--it' dries N II SEE
.a. .' W. ais all. AS easy TO rse
en- oYr am The corn loo=-
~. -. '"9v Hesh and you peel II
-ff rr UtG our myers while VOL
" az ~r s.cSf anG smile. That
.r--li Is zoe biggest sell NJ
~-'er go, "a he woriI today. Sc
~~-'"". o. as
rI~-.' ne guaranteed. MONEY
H 't"~--roroV.r. the only sure way.
-' ne q; n f-uc store.
iD4wrenc, * %, Chicago,
-"HG ~ gust ala -eCumuenGed as
No~t1 ncs; ON remedy TX .iohn
-fia" sova.--!-Hebsttr %. & z.
.H.-@.N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
|tl'.G'jIHa13
OF Comes Corn
In One Piece
Leaves Toe As Smooth As
re Palm OF Your Hand

~s,re only one corn remedy in the
var.j aat reeis corns and cailuses OF
, d .,Braua peel. ana that's "Gets-1t.'
0s.K.rs ana SANDERS, for shop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
LIST eE mDN IT
lls HHn IT 3p.k
Ed u. mD
tCuntrihuted.,

Shakespeare, Bard of Avun. mrs.
wrufH, Parting IL such sweet sDrrow -.
SO today. fans nj AuEusra you pzrt
with baseball uutl the spring Of LED.
5uf IN or1er ti1Rt the parting may be rs
sweer as puazihie the Edwards team has
scheduled game that is sure To LEAVE
q sweet taste N the mouth Of every
Tan fur long time To cnme Edwards
versus Oakland. the acknowledged
champions Of cenrrai Maine.
Despite 0aklRnd's pnssessiun of the
Championship OF cenrrzi Maine, the Ed
wards team is admittedly cut ID srve
Oakland the trimming of her liz. The
secnnd game with Oakland didn't SET
veil en- Edwards stomach ann q win Is
Lne only sure cure In this case and,
mnreore-, another wlse old glnk has
written the weIl-znuwn words Revenge
ID s"ee1-" So. taken all tngsther. folks.
sWtef time In assured Saturday after
mum az Williams field
TWD new faces will ar1aar IN the
En~1rus ifneup-new. and vat familiar
10 every nasehaIl follower near and far
Al -hird base will ne seen Carl Ward
we'll. the backbone Of the ToEus team.
This viii be his lasr game of the seq
sDn and he nHs promised 10 "cut loose -
Now, fans- hpid your nats-at secnnsi
base will ne seen une vino has IN davs
Eune by caused Augusta ID bow 10 de-
teRf-but today he will he fighting juss
as hard fur Augusta as he ever fought
against her-that man lis "Suuautp''
Wilson Of winthrop. Ever hear .yf
him. CnIne over and see if he has lost
any Of the Pep EuEnev Jennings IN
st!lied intp him HI Detroit. Come over
ana SEE him swing that pnntis-uus club
across the uia1e- Come over End SEE
/ him Egre the hUrseiliie another Inn-
ride
And one mure reason for corning
Churter is going n pitch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

View York SeUt Ts-Clnb uwners of
tfas Nariun2. League II special
nesting here tpday dsciinea IN SANG
tlnn Temporary s-bruEarisn Of the
national agrHemenI
In answer. To the recommendation
OF the Na1iDnRl Commission at it's
insisting hello N Chicago Sept 2. the
rnIiuw1ng resolution was adopted;
First. tnRt the National League
does moi cnncur N the recnmmeuria-
Ianns made by the national commits
sum that the present National
agreement be temporarily abrnsared.
Secnnd-ThRt we concur N the
recommendations of the National
Inmrnlaslun that the National League
refrain from drafting minor league
players during Igln.
Thnd-That we do nur cuncur in
me recommendation Of the National
~nmm1sHiun that the territorial rights
N the club of the old Interim tipnal
league be not respected IN the fu-
lure unless its indebtedness In the
NaIonal Commission Dc paid On ur
oe1nle 30 days after Sept ., 1919"
curing the meeting there waz dis
cussinn as ID the appointment of q
new chairman for The National
-ornmIsslnn ami President Revdler
Went IN recnrd as tavuring the seIec-
non Of some man VINO had no interest
financially ur otherwise IN any base
pal club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
OAKLAND

Mrs Arthur Pet-igrore and 6iaugn-
rer Theima and J. P. Lafavnur of
Newrunville- Mass. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Perrigruve
during the summer. went 70 Lewis
ton Friday where they will be
guests af Mr.. Petfiyrpve's father. FL
der Petrigruve for short time.
Mrs Clara Bick1ori attended the
State fair AT Lewiston Friday
Albert Vigue of Aver, Mass. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs John vigue-
Next Sunday viii be observed as
Rally day ar the Methodist church.
The pastor. Rev. Weston P Holman.
viii have for his morning subject at
I0.5e. Goods Command 70 Moses. T"
Sunday school win convene a Z u.4s
George T. Johnston. superintendent;
CLASSES for all grades. In tina evening
AT 80 o'clock Russell n. Bailey,
Charles 8. Lewis and Merle NJ Man
ter give reports of the work done at
the buys school at winthrop. MIR.
Holman win preach NJ Sidney at I'D
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WOMAN'S TENNIS PLAY
AT LONGWOOD CLUB

Boston. Sept. Ig.-Mrs. George W
Wigntman. national champion, de-
tented Miss Marion Zindersteing to-
day in rile final round of the Women )
Tennis tournament HI the Langwaod
Cricket Club N straight sets e.. :-S.
Mrs WiEhtman defeated Miss lin
derstein for the championship in
Philadelphia early IN the season. Miss
Anna Fl Fuller of Lancaster Ciefeaz-
sd Miss Margaret Ferguson of Phil
adelpilia IN the final round of the
Junior 8in-ies. So, Ga, So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
KORAN. AENT'S HILL
TWRLER. ENTERS MAINE

Keuts Hi. Ne, Sept. I9.-(Spe-
jal}-fBili" Eoraa, captain Of Last
springs championship baseball taam
ann premier pitcher of the Prepa-a-
tory Scnu il League will enter M:ii1e
tins fail. lie is visiting ne kent's
Eli campus. Ell route ID cronn- and
will probably pitch, q game OF base
hall AFTER ne Oak Grove game Sat-
friday against Lhe new students pick
"a nine. Baseball Is usually IN the
discard at tins season OF the year
but sane has been partially scnsd-
uied by E E. Peacock. promoter u
the Keuneiies County Fair, for the
last day OF september against Same
Ail-star team OF this vicinity. The
:.ams SatuTday afternoon between he
Old students and the newcomers VIII
be IN the mature Of rryout ana rom
the man participating III that con-
test. the team viii be chosen for the
Fair games,
Koran has been warerilE all sum-
rrer between four colleges, Hoiy
Cross, Main2. Colby and Letli-h-
Scouts from all four CAMPS have aeen
MIN piay and IL has been the unanim-
Gus Judgment of all four rtHt he is
cne Of the best men now on the
rl1und outside of professional ball. lie
has played the game all summer alia
has established a record with 1asi
teams as his opponents. while MEM
bers OF the Portsmouth nine .bf Sb
wins and oniy three losses fnr The
season. he mas been popularity
dubbed the "Kent's Hill StrikeDut
Eing" and so advertised all summer.
AT the fuu.Ir1 rally yesterday Mics
Brann of Readf1eld was elected as
girls cheer leader and "CTanby
NcwaIl of GeriaIn. n. H, was the
buvs' choice for cheer leade-- Crab
by Newall il a new student AZ the
ssciIual but he has already won great
among his fellows. He
will no donut pitch for the New
students Saturday. He is decidediy
in the limeiight as a possible sue
ctssor to Koran and comes tn kent's
Hill from service overseas. He was
formerly first string pitcher ut IT,
ton Seminary. Els catcher at the
latter school was Novden Leavirt,
vino is also at Kent's Hill preparing
for college.
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PITTSFlElD
Rev. Henry M. Ford Resigus
Passionate of Free Baptist
Church-Aufas in Suash-
Personals

Rev. Henry N. Ford D. D., vino
mas been pastor Of the Free Baptlst
church for The past seven years .las
rendered tls resignation 10 the rrus-
tees ON account of having rcceired
a cal 10 .'e-irn 10 EiIlsfiale, Mich.
where ne was formerly pastor OF he
Bap1lsc church. A special meeting
OF the parish mas been called Tor
Monday evening, Sept -. D take
action on M F6Ird's resignation
slight nlIxup between a run
about driven by Miss Edyths Easel
tine and touring car driver by A.
z Badger occurred on Main srr-eat
near the n. c. r 2. CROSSING A;
about O'CLOCK Friday afternoon. Miss
Haseitlne WIS turning inta Main
from Central street and Nr. Bad
ger was diving down thu sire II
when the collision occurred. For
funafe.y no one was hurt and M.
Badgers czr was non damaged an
pareutsy- beyond few scratches The
TunapDut ~ns twisted up sonr Or
ward but not seriously damaged. The
Badger car vert On its way under its
own power while the other car was
pushed 10 nearby garage for fepalrs.
The newa- organized Grange de-
gree team will cnnfer the third and
fourth degrees on a large class of
candidates 81 e regular nesting
be held Saturday evening. The rneer-
ing viii be followed by refreshments
and a social.
Ms Anna Melvin has gone 70 Bath
for a Jew tiavs' visit In the iaurue
or her daughter. Mrs Father Dale.
Mrs. GeorEa A. Wright OF wurces-
ter, Mass. was III town Friday far a
snort time ON her way to St AIbaus
to visit her brother. Charles L
Hawes and sister, Mrs. Charles
Msora.
Arthur Reundv of w.afarvills was
IN towr Thursday evening ana F'as
ed with SMELLS olc1esfra AZ =
waite dancing parry ~ Aans nal.
Rev. Sidnss ]. WINS PASTOR or
fne T-uive-safisf church ana Mrx
willis xxere IN Waterviile for -ae day
Frida.-
r win be good news 10 the f1orze-
man and lowers of GDod .zurring
eycrrs To know that Col. Waiter G.
MnrrdIi in masking arrangements lur
nm October injecting nj Cninn Trusting
Eark 1n Saturday afternoon, Ort.
- u will snrlnde q 2..2D claR e.
and III Glasses.
Miss Eta Estcheu and MIns Lana
Marsh were m Bangor for <he sas
Friday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. william Buffam re-
turned tn tsrir hume in Boston Fza-
Gay. ufter visit in the iaurres c. /
Mr.. and NJ Edmund Murcf1 and Mr..
and Mrz- Chcste- Frust.
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O'Clock Sunday afternoon. AL are IN
vitea.
waIlace Flanders has returned
from Lewiston. where he has been
guest of friends eur the pasf week
and has also attended the State fair.
John B. Tigne. IT., William Pen
ney and Melvin Sean were employed
ON the ELECTRIC cars al Lewiston dur
ing the fair
Mrs. William Anure and sun Ger
aid. who have bean guests OF Mr..
and Ms Fred Lombard rnr several
days. have returned TO their home in
Lewiston.
Mrs. Inzerta Small OF lewiston.
who is past department presldsnr of
ne Women's National Relief Cnrps al
Maine, is the guest OF Mrs. Alice Gil
man
Mrs. James " Smell of Lynn.
Mass, is visiting al the hume Of her
father. David Munsey and will also
visit mar sister, MRS. William Blake,
before returning home
Rev. r. h Dnieman, pastor of the
First Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wing and Mrs r Il Lsecn
were delegates attending rhe meeting
OF the Northern Baptist Association
which was held al the French Bap-
list church in WaterviIle Thursday
Al the FIRST Baptist church SUNDAY
Rev- T. r. coleman. pastor, the tup-
ic Of the morning sermnn al 1851 will
ne The Training of Children" This
will be followed by Sunday school a;
[.4b under direction of Arthur
Greeley. superintendent. Christian
EndeHv9r HI 6:3h; suhject- Truthful
ness, leader Margaret Mosner
Praise and preaching service al SO
with subject, THE TniUersa! Fail
ure"
Major Carl H wirhereil. VINO was
called here by the death Of ms father
James Il. whitehall. will leave tins
morning fur the Post hospita! al
Fortress Monroe. where he is station
ed. He will he accompanied by ms
mother. Mrs. Emma whitehall. who
will be his guest for the winter
Mrs Jennie PennimRn and her
nephew. Albert ThumRs ana their
guests. attended Lewiston fair on
Thursday, making the trip by auto
Mir. and Mrs William Balm. who
] have been guests Of relatives in Sc
battus and lewiston Hor several DAVIS
and who also attended the State
fair, have returned to their home ON
Alpine street.
At The Free Baptist church SUNDAY
Rev c. L. Wheaton, pasfur. the top
&c OF the morning sermon HI 1D.3n will
De My Value 10 the Church" fni-
lowed by Sunday school az 145 un-
der direction Of J. r Brown, ,super-
| Intenuenr- Evening Worship at "a
I with subject The Single Eve. -
J, Strangers especially are welcome.
| Miss Gladys Wheaten. the Young
/ daughter Of Rev and Mrs. c. L
Wheaton, is resting comfortably. fol-
lowing an operation fur the removal
Of adenoids and tunsils which was
performed Friday.
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cHISOx TAKE
FIRST OF Series
FROM RED SOx

Bus1ua. Sept. 7a.-Chicagp wun tine
first game Of IT'S iasr series with -f1e
retiring worlds champions to-day. 3
ID =. Ciror1e yielding sevsn hits. wall
scattered Sensational plays by
Eurh. Risberg Inii E. Collins mark
ed the cuutest, Collins initlKtirg two
remarkable dnuaie plays. The White
Snx punched four llits fnr their drsl
TWO runs and scored the winning tally
IN the eighth. when Gandil dolDiAd.
went 70 third ON hisberg's fly and
scored ON Schalk5 1ap single 10 AIT
The score:
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Portland

Portland Express. Els
Eonette. who was r-epurted as having
signed with the New York Ameri-
Cans. has returned 10 his home and
viii probably enter New Hampshire
State College as was first reported.
Bissonerte Thought il hest To return
To school for one year anyway and
will return TO juin the Yankees next
spring. Manager EuEgins rendered
the star twirler a contract but as II
was near the end Of the season Els
sunefte decided 10 wait until next
YEAR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

St Louis Sept. 19-Hngg held ST.
Louis 10 five hits and Philadelphia
won the first game of the series to-
Day 3 To l. The first three men to
face May scored all of Philadelphia
rnns- Two passes and q single I'LL
ed the bacss and Tuero replaced
May. Meusel's sacrifice fly sen1 in
run and Banrruft's double drove in
two more. Hurnsby scored the
locals lone tally with a tremendous
hume-run drive into the left field
bieaci1eys. Score:
Philadelphia -. 300oo9ooe-s-I
ST. Louis ... 1000U0Op-i-5 81
Engg and Adams: Nav. Tueru.
Eherdel and Clemuns.