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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
BATH GIRL
SWIMS KENNERFC

swimming aErnas the Kennenec ~
Eafh is real mans jon, but r-ysar-old
Nehle May Doyle, daughter OF John
ooyie. Brunswick rnad Bath. sHvs H
1un- shs die the trick last MnndzT
nIgn1- STARTING rum just north at the
Maine cenrrzs dnck In wuefwirh NJ az
IL and landing NJ thu Kallev, epsAr
Gns launching WHY'S n as. she was
accompanied by friends in n ruw hsax
But n ne time nnedad assistance, NOR
oao she RhDw exhausrinn ON landing. y
FACT had the eraEnGzs nnx prrvantac. she
would haTs arrEmursd the return TIN
She plans u mzlEe fhs ruund -rfp MI an
early dz1a- Mias T.ryle has as1.nded
the Bath High schoni and in nnw q NM
pl II BUSINESS cnliewe IN Hnsfrn. The
dtnkRnce acrsas che r-Ber whnre sha
SWAMI II IN en1 hAH mia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
WINDSORVu.LE

MI and ME- COMFY Maicpizn a-e
receivtng congratulations or The
birth OF snn- Winfsid Brure
AlpheuE Eragg was n Sunday
guest ef friends In washington
Mn. Sara Webber. fnrmersy Of
Augustz- vino has been q guesr Of
her niece, Mrs EuEenin Eampaun
Inns gDne ID West Washington
The stnrk Tuesday LETT a nne
YOUNG sen af the hrrne Of Mr. and
Mrs PeEri Cunningham
Waller York and s0n IL Mnnree
are enjoying 4 visit win his hrDth-
CT. C. J. York and fzmily
Ira Chnate was q hazinsg visStsr
IN AuEus1a Saturday.
Harry Sampson was . week-end
guest II hin mOther. Mrx- DMn1nd
Sampson
Rev. J. n. shepIer hns suld his
summer rasidence ID Ralph ".
DMwik.
Miss Ruth Sampsgn YVES Saturday
n visitor Ia Augusta
Nn- Wairer Allan AmiKh aA1 nm
Walter, Jr- af B0stnn ae viaikcx
III relatives hare
Mrs- EuEsntR Snmpsnn ind 1nMaiy
-erurned Sunday might from . yiait
u b az Uncie, Csrverss jonas In
washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
Pirates Take
First Robin Series

Fr"oiis'n, Aue, E--Pirssrurg won TIE
h-st game OF the SERIES f-nu B-,,x,,--,
py bunchlng hits on Grimes IN -hA t,,-u-
Inning STonktyn Scored N the first m
Singles bE JatnsrnH and Griffin ana
scnMaG- failure u hsid the return
Jnrcw On Whea-'s fly 10 Bigbee scnrs
fI-1snu-g - ! 0 O De t-5 81
Brooklyn - Q 0 0 q eu-a
KILLER and Schmidt; Crimes and Nil
lar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
WHITE SOX TRIM
SENATORS. 10 TO )

Chacage. IL, Ang. 2B-ChiGage de-
tEarse Washington rnCay 10 70 3 By
hitting Erickson efteE and 9Dpnr-
runsly CscsfTe had only TWO bad H.
niEgs in winch the vial1srs were anie
tn srnch hits. one IF which was d
fiuks homer IN the sixth by PicInicn-
WHICH scared a runner ahead az hira-
FElsch was sent for throw ID
the piRae. but rhs hail look q had
hound and relied - deep nHr1sr.
rcCre-
~ asninE1nn a / o @ o . o I. g. p ca
Chicago .-..G a 3 0 o 81 x-l9 TED
Erickson and Pielnicr; Cicur.e and
EchHik
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
RED SOx FALL
before INDIANS
lit CLEVELAND

G1sNaaann- O., AuE- 1.-EerelznE ruuk
ths nrsr game nf TIM aEries t-um Bas-
rm N .ndzg. This was sEectius
sS1sH m TN necuna INNING. when Bns-
TIM ounchea tarse ktEs Win rwe er1unz
and scDFen rwice- Junes wnE wiid. ms
pazsss being tnIiswsd by Inks. cztcher
GSeiu NJ ClepeaHnd taiisc N ser irrn
rna game AFFAIR czarninr = consecutive
games. The srure=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

ServicEs wEFe resumed n the Merh-
ssfEt Episcopal church laEr lRbnR-h
after heiAg einsed for one week whils
the paHrur, Rsw- z. ". KanniHBn, ami
family were enjoying an outing II
Lakewood Services VIII nDw ne rnn-
tiEued ms usual
Mrs. Benjamin Walker visited friends
IN Athens last weak and a-aenieG Snn-
erEHr Academy Reunion.
Miss Bale PI- and niece. Miss
Louise Sy-nes nf Winchester. Mass.
have heen passing several DAYS WITH
Mrs. Henry Nurtnn-
MiHs L.Ir-ie of Port1Rnd has been vis-
ting Miss Minnie DAVIS They were e.
LaisWBea lRsf week.
Gems ida-abia real ESTATE has neez
changing hands N TINS secrlnI lz-elv.
T. ". HDdEetian If Embden has sn4S
TT Lurr LlgndiexE Of thIe rpwn has e1f-
taER. Hnec. stahie and huH-nnuEe On
the mad leading ID the EAsrF esrrRse
II Becky Punt. Ca--rl L CasweE
has decided To Waltsr Cspp property
reren1sy curvevec 70 him by u =
EodEednn on Tnian srrest, AND Nj
5sdsehsn has purchased Of M Cas-
well ina large farm III the Madison
ruad tnrnsrtF owned ny Jaaepn W
Sprzsns and purchased by him when
he mcrsd II this rcwr @-um Emhder
This farm contains 10 ACRES Alien
Spragus has bought thu AIhiBn wa-k.r
farm R- East New PrrfiRnd anG viii
move after ne harvests his crupk. Fnr-
eA Hz--nn has mgved to the hnaeman.
rent ~ NrH. Al-neda Eanes' hsusf and
members nf fhe ACADEMY faculty VIII
occupy the house vRcA1eE by rhe Ear
ruus
M L French and family and Mrs
Curran Whitney and rwe chiidren ef
BRngnr nave seen gIleszs az MIS- 8E--
ssr savage during TIM l-at weak
The rurzl schnuts besan 1x-unzr. AuS
IL. with tae fniicwing searherB. Lowell
HrH. L Y. Cssper: Haw.hnrna, Mrs
Eula Gnnfxin franklin, Mrs Mzbsi
Rrackrrr. ShakeHpeRrR- Mrs Ensnn
F.escher. Lsngfensw. Mrs MivlE spen-
eer: Emerson. Mrs Rasaas 4. Lsnrs
Taarhsrs IN the Narrh Ansnn vfiaaar
tGhnuis already Rznigned viii ne- In
rermediatH. Miss Theixna FusE; serund
primary. Esther MAnsnn- 6r3t primarv
BerrhA Palma These arhDeis hegra
Sept !: Al tins SOUTH xislase TIM fnfisw-
ing tsaEhers hzxe heen assigned: Gar
hsid ErzmmHr. Earl T. Joy pr1ncipn..
MINI Kerurzh Manrsr RESENTMENT. nern
grade. Miss Heien Aruwn. fuarfa
grade. Mias Ceiia Lzwrsy. third grade.
Miss Airline Bar-lsy; FIRST md ascunE
grades, MsB. WinzfFad NaFxun-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
BOSTON.

-saf1ea FOR CausEy in gth-
-aar1sG fnr Demaree in srn.
CINCINNATI ? 0 ] 0 go -as
5osinn --..6 Q 90 30
-wc-base hirs-Groh, Ryush Path
rome ruc-RDnsh- Stoien bases
E-a1a. Baliey. Powell. Mararvsa I.
tzo~cE = Sacrifice hiss-Ra1h. Roasb
ahcr1nse rT-Gsw6y. Double MAY
Marsnxine 10 Rawlings 10 HoIks.
AhranFllle Il HaIRe- Left on bases
Elacinna1i e. Boston :. Rasss IN
na-is-ftneIher 4; Causey ., Dema-ee
: Hs-or Caussy ? II :; CT DENIM
rec N :. Struck suf-ew Pu.fba-
= by Caussy ,; by nemnree I,s-
ing pitcher, CRusey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
TIGERS BLANK
MACKMEN. 2 TO 0

Detroit, NIrh-, Ang- E.-DerTal'
punched hiss IN tine first and eign-t
innines ana nefea1ee Philadelphia 2 1.
O. But une visiting piayer nsachsd Hec-
end and he esl wicr1m M a dnIhie play
The scnre.
Ph .ladsipnia @ 0 0 o 0 @ .B-a-7-f
I,erra1r II q 0 o o ! x-2-A-f
Nepes and AcAvUy:; Ayers ana ALL
smith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

New YORK. Aug New York de-
t=a1sr 81 L.sals m both secripns-~cf .
ane ID /
Tuney pircned strangely in rhe first
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

pairing for State
kolf Canes To-day
r Portland

purasnd. lie. Ang- 2e-The grew
uaring ant starting rime n rhs
x Au.Hreu- GuR Cnzmpinnszip
w reen :nmpiefe6. Following Is
tr- NJ me pairs End rne time thai
.sr So scne6uiec I'd start m the
|. lt.v,ns -,und nEx- Thursday
ScTnIng
In z NaRfe, p. c. c. and J. 2
,,s- 80 esclnck-
3sxsld Y Blanchard. ?. c. c. and
I.cr Z Walker. 2. c. c.. 500.
" Freeman. p. c. G. and c. D,
,rts, 2 :. e, s.iIh.
|. = s.ake, Wa1erviIie c. c. AND
. Zane ? .. c.. an.
ssrau srpU-- ProUrs Week c. c.
vn. Il. Pzvsur. p. G. c.. R.l5.
" Z. Mnult1E. p G. c. and q. 7.
20 AuglsIa, C. c.. s-2B-
Hsnw Z, aAy, Invined and c. "
Brunswick. G. c. E.25.
lie 6 E-sweA- 5runEwick G. c and
Ln-ing. ? c. c.. 9.3n.
Ksiies Cnis. r. c. c. and n. r.
Ssurnn-t, P. c. g. 9.S5-
II G. Dennisun. Augusta c. G. anG
kE.,sf Pavsnr, p c. G.. E4n.
b c. smizh, 2. c. g. and DIR. r. G
vrr. Augusta c. c.. G.AE
b. II -zwrence, Augusta c. = and
kiHs Pzvsul, p G. G., E-5A
|Bsr Furnish Brunswick c. C. and
S. Wssiar. Augusta G. C.. SIN.
|TIlam Bailey, Brunswick G. c.
z IN Eerbeft f. TwiEcheil. P c.
i.
Harlan TURNER, p. c. c. and Charles
bdsr. Brunswick G. c.. s.lh-
|Hny ? GsHneE-. Augusta c. c. and
r. a Rounds. p. c. C., s-1a
Wl;ian ? Ciapn, r c. G and Per-
2. Eli. Augusta, C. G.. s.IS.
D. :. Fits. Augusta c. G and "
arnal6. WzrervizIE. c. c.. s-2n.
|Ha,nin :. Libby, p. c. c. and jos
Medallion. Belgrade. G. G.. as.
3 a Randall. r. c. c. and r. Il
- -, -
= 80
ER CampbeA p. c. c and E1yds
- r.,s
p~... -. - esr
-rr -
= -. a..
= - ----su-
Ir -. ak
b. w..-;,.r -
Uu-sw.r M...,-~,.,.Ir
> n nm
\ r v-. N
r- -aex
~s--s-ss T. N.----s,,
Il or s--,1-v wrr.as., -
N -
u-. -
,vs, po.,. p-,,. 49, r
q E- -r,.,.
- IA : -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Ea-rfrrH - Ftrrz1iein 3 fA-sr
game; Hzrrtnrn I: P1-sshsic . tsec-
unE game
Springfield = WmcesEer q.
Bridgeport G. PrvvidEnce z.
Waterbury !. View Haven th-sf
Eabel; Waterbury 2; New Eauen
ksaccrd camel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
CETEL.ANC.

Two-nase hfrE-Eooper, Ea-Tfs- -n-se-
base hI1s-June4. Speaker slnisn hase
Hooper. Sacrifice hirs-TIr-, Nalrsrs-
Chapman :. Smith. Sacrifice hy-Gra-
new. Double piag-Enannnn 70 ScDr-;
Scpr1 70 NrInHK; Chapman tn Harris
Left IN hasesBuHtnn H. Cleveland 9
Eases en- baIIs-6f jones 9, SE Thie =
Struck euf-BF Jones :, by Chle d
PASSED baE--hnmas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

game. while fhs Giants punched hies
and paasez and rsBk advantage Of 81
Loris miapizys. May pitched tur B.
L.puis IN TIM ssennd cnu1sz 8nly four
htfs bstng made off rim IN seven IN
ntngz- His wiiansss proved his Hnir-
ing. m the three GiRn1s whc scnred m
him we're PM IN base ny being hit ~
rscssusd their base pn balls. Scnres.
First game
81 Louis - ! 0 0 o 0 e-2-s-s
View York - , 0 ] 0 o Q x-s-s-1
Dcak and Clsnnns; Tunsy and Nc
CArty, Gonzales.
Second game
St Lsuis e. % q Q Q o 0 Q e-I-7-1
New Yors i 0 Q . o 0 Q : x--S-2
May, Tuero and Ciemnns; Bentun and
Snyder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
REDS TAKE FIRST
Braves SERIES
IN EASY FASHION

Rosrnn, Alug. n-Cincinnari slug
Esd lis way tn n 10 To Victory ever
Rnstnn in rlae Hrst game Of me Sc
riss hare rcday. h1--tng Cznsey and
DemEree fzeely. Rusther held Bus-
TON 70 Elk htts. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Earned runs. AuguEra a. TIVE base
hits. GlroUx =. StoIer bases. Cpre.
Written. Webb. Simunnds. Burke.
Struck OUT, by Welsh 4 sr Merrill :.
By cusick- Dsubie plays. Talhor TO
Brtsk u Doian. Eli by pitched bal.
BrisG- PASSED baE- Haskell 4. Base
On balls nH Wh1rter: Ell Cusaek:
OF Merrill. on Webb. Cmpfre
Thsmrson- Time. 15a Attendance
TBd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

'esss eas"e ~ Augusta T~iIight
The Clerks anf the crusserrs VIII
crnsE na-s N roday.s game Of the
Augusta Twilight LenEne az sac p.
M OF the Rsnes Williams 6eis. The
counter BUMPERS are 1ending the
league anc the Crosserrs are IN third
place and win tsdRy wuE:c put tne
SnoernEkErE n the lead. The game
should prove mot Interesting anc
there viii individually be a farre
turnout of leRgne supporters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

hr t-a;r, carrying NO rnanen-
eus,.. lie aniy ane rnar INN
n .nts-anrpugh's subway EYE
-. 1urx sundxv. This vus
mpiv with TIM terms az
nss f-anchise. winch In de-
- Unless AZ least une tram IN
saca dav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Philadelphia Pa. Aug. 2n.-Leav-
ing the clubhouse gate open ,r-Dua-
bly, prevented Philadelphia trum wiz
ming both ganes tran Chicago ro-sy.
The locals WOE tne FIRST ID to and
Chicago the second 6 to 5 m Il IN
nirgs. In the ninth inning Of the SEE
end Ealne. with Philadelphia two
r.Ins ahead, Ms-kla doubled and
CeaTs drive 70 left center roTled
tfzrynrh the Ea1e- Williams return
held deal al second Ease, but Umpire
Klenl ruled II & home run which ed
tae scnre In the 10TH inning. wtrh
rwr ar bases Friberz. a Chicago rr-
oryli.- leaped inro tne ar after = hard
rui. alc captured Rtxsy's liner a few
yards rum the nieEchers. Chirsgo
wn n the nth on three singles md
T.sEiS dnu.le In rne first esHszEt
Cheney had an easy rictBry Ut h.s
trs1 game as q Phiiadalphia p5t:hsr
Eccres:
FIRST Game
Chicnge ID q o. 60 : g. In
Philadelphia -.se2 sx-l0-1-s
5E=fcSs ~c~AIh 6dE Al44-&r4
0'Fa-eu, Cheney and Adams.
Second Game
ChicRec-
Bneee2 Be2s a-s-Ie-s
Phila delphia-
1a1D7T 0Ga1 Js-1s-e
Vaughn. MaEan and EiTiSer; Eix-
sy and Tragressur
Miss Bessie Gallagher OF Lower -p,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

ra Me. AHg. M.-Cu<ler's
- AH2zzkB g chm. Zbyszke M
7~e nf1s In a rvw and rhe
vac awarded the Polish cham-
"a, If me way the Zbysxke-
1aist mH-cE ended iasr might
ne crowd Euing wlld- As
ldT 81 me floor TN Grsa1
Nh Fad beer chosen MS ref
ne match. held NJ rne Pvl-
arm and tried 70 an
a'm an tina viuner. out II
Z =. NJ accuunr nf TIM nnise
Y - c VIM kept yeiltng, .Co.
n WIS right" But the decis-
ns. r=se-tnelezs. mn mxrner
a+ tang ideas are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Sess 2 Eeoeac2. Allie Wood the
Great and In-athy C,sy also stz-ted.
Ttne.1Gs .asa sass.
II class TRC-rING. FOE HALF
NILE -RACE HeRsEs. PTRsE
slDS--HgEE HEArs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Miss Bessie Gallagher OF Lower -v-
rune township. Penn. n celehra1nn
fnr soldiers. washed T5H dishes IN rvu
hours and a hal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Esn- nopE ar Stamford Conn
cfnrses WITH s-ezpHsHinE M -EifEsr
TFupe--v. were compelled hr Judge
Young 10 spank eacn other with q
bDR-c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
MM MIXES HRH
NlIE lit GRAM
aelT. P0IleKE8SIE

FonEnkesDsas, N Y. AnE. a.
Thunas ". Mrrvny signr.zso IN,
ere1zng dzy az TIM lib Grand CIR.
cIlzI Nesting n PpuEhkaspsie b.
driving hnme three winners ~ +h,
1nar events Il which ne had s.nrries
The Fsugnkaenzle rsinsran rIlot.f
n-asaa Mac and Dtrscr c. Burnerr n
eesy straight hast victories n Tns
Anlckernncksr -.Bs rnt and ~rhs
Enosnn Valley" :.Dg pace. and TOPPED
IN aas ar1srnnnn.s Mnrk by taking rms
--1s Grm with Docrnr Nick. Cen
sa11ng the track, which was srsI
rum recent rains. time rer-
@n1A1nces ware crsEltaase
1ne rnsr1 event On tina urorrzr
me LIZ rrot. went ID Pener WORTHY
ar1er hard battle with Liable BID
aHh. winch broke through or -ha
WA..zl1r ans took rhs second hear by
1nrnss N driving finish. Prince :.
castursc The 2-1s E-ot fnr A-raozu-
DrfvarE.
The Summaries
IDS Class TRoTrTG #E
2Ns ''
hcEa Ma, Z. ~ Royal nc
-nU-pny7 --.-...-. ~ i
susy,s Lassie. . n, nCux, .
me fodder b eSriusan9 - :
Alikes Brewer On n tHyde3-.4 4
AasEnn, 70 Il. Whi-e9 II 5
FT1ncf -nree also sta-rer.
Tu1e-..0bs .gS4
s.bs Class. PACING TEE ED-
sch VALLEY, PURSE ss8oa, =
INs
DfTesf G Burnett, b z. By Direct
5al tMU-pnvt ..........I /
AfWar9 p ur r (Leese) -.-..2 ,
-l1Iie rsa-is1a. eCux9 I'D 3
Acla-t-a-ly, blk n CB- White dis
Time a5s .. e6s.
ID CLASS -RGw-NG. FCRsE s1me-
THREE HA-s
"nF-ny Peter. p h. ny Peter the
-zf1A~ ttstrr,' ----.-.--.---..-------...--1 . !
-ane Rincler . r CPacksr1 l :
harvest TIDE, nix n cMcOuuaic3 8 =
Ks--Igzn. b + G5eers4 ? !
Larra Watts. II fAurphvl I 6
NNi-1NtlA-@4a A4~4F w BaC Ire
Great and Inratfy 1sy also srH-ted
Ttme-2-Ins, ..ag. eass
II CLASS -Ro-NG, FoR
NILE TRACE HcRsEs. PURSE
SlDtA--EBEE EEATs
oanfnr NICK. blk e, DIS, nr. Iase
Murphy -.--..---.. ~ !
5arnar7e Lee, n eCrxs ..-4 = .
hlrHHsa- Z n ". DicKinsana - ? 4
lazy E-Dnk- n GCrassmans 6
lacy Of me Clan, = n (F1IEmanA . s )
George carrieR First TlrgsnHn aad
Ais alss starred
Time-.m .Ea, 90
81 CLASS TRCr-TEE. AMArTE
DIV EESCCP 70 WINNER
P-nre :. ~ Prince Alexis "A.
sruu-l .---.--..-..-..--..- r :
-auIEs Guy. . n "a s. Tsnpkins4 8 :
HARMON b z "a Il Cnsten9 - 9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

III CLASS TRCT-TEE. AWAITED e
DIV ER-CCP TO WINNER
P-lnre :. ny Prince Alexis a.
Stou-3 - :
-auIEs Guy. . n "a s. Tsnapkins4 g
Harmon b : "a f. cnsden9 - I,
-:me-.iggss. .14G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

FhlLR delpnla-
1a1D1 Teenn FS-1e-B
Vaughn. MaEssn and KiI1Ser; Elk
ev and Tragressnr
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
YANK REFUSES TO
KEEP HUN MADE CASE

tSpringfeld. H., July 21.--An eye lof
an eve is D. NJ. Marshall's motto When
ANYTHING German is considered. WINE
n soldier in France the Huns shot one
If his eyes out. But he is SATISFIED
to take his eye for an eye payment ou'
in refusing to trade with the wreck
ers Of the world
Marshall went into a cigar store
here lie bought fancy cigaret case
On INSPECTING it after leaving the
store he saw German label. 1t read
"Made in Germany
Hurrving back to the tobacconlst
he demanded his money back.
Il helped fight those devils ne
said. and it'll be long time before
| use anything they make
But the proprietor couldn't see his
point of view and refused to refund
the money
Marshall walked out the door re
stood on he sidewalk curbing for ar
instant. Then as a street car ap
preached he hurled the unwolcom'
case underneath its wheels.
1T was the only thing left to do
he said with satisfied smile rs h
contemp;uously walked away.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
EMULATION COUNTS IN LIFE
Woman Evangelist Was Evidently
Aware Of the Fact, and Turned
X to Advantage.

In an Indiana city, not long ago,
woman evangelist held Il revival meet
ing. She took no collections while the
services were in progress. but on the
final night she announced that Tree
will offering would be in order. Inter-
est in the meetings had been growing
anu the church was crowded To capac-
ity. The ushers, with contribution
plates started on their rounds. In"
evangelist said she had instructed them
to say amen" whenever - cents was
dropped into the plate; when 80 cents
the usher was to say "Hallelutah :" and
when 81 The usher was To say GLORY
haleluiah"' in loud tone. The col
lection amount to S1,l00
II there had been no emulation the
total might have been small, bat the
evangelist knew that no person with
money - give would be content with
an Amen" when neigihor, sitting IN
the next pew was acclaimed with
"Glory halleluiah." The same principle
holds 1uo1 in everyday life. II one
man haS fine vegetable garden II Is
an incentive to his neighborS. The
interest women have in pretty frock~
Is largely due 10 somebody getting one
and making the others desire some
thing equally becoming. Men would
care l'tle for position If ii were not
for The age-old lure that makes them
want better job than the other fell
low.
Without such emulation there would
be nothing to drag men and women
away from the commonplace things OF
life. There would be nothing to inducf
one hoy TO seek for the head of hi.
class or persuade him that he should
run for president later on Many, of
course, are content to have Amen
said 20 their efforts In life, but more
want to hear the GLORY hailelujah ~
Indianapolis News.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21

Tie original "NI0oEGu0Td, or moro
properly "hlack guard consisted OF
the whole body Of the camp followers
of an army in the field during the wars
of the middle ages. Many Of them
had to do with food and cooking, and
so they Travelled with their pots, pans
md other kitchen utensils, and a.,
moreover to wash while on the march
WAS a difficult matter, IT is easy to see
how applicable the term became TO
these. They were Il dirty lot and most
OF them Thorough rnfiianS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
Cites Shoe Prices.

I'VE are told the war price OF shoes
is soon to advance - to - cents 4
pair. Underwear is to be marked ~
% to 81 per cent Hand-me-down suits
Of clothes are to sell from SO to SIS.
Coal is to be higher than ever.
Some kind OF a bust-up is going n
come if we let reckless pro6teers 20
unchecked Many of our best and big
gest business men Appreciate this
danger and point 1t out. When 1t be
came necessary that the banks should
be made safe. the government pro
yided bank inspectors and banking
laws. Business and industry must h
made safe for all our sakes, as vel
as for their own. They must serve
not eXtort."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21

department the news was received
July Z. but Secretary Daniels says u
was not brought to his attention until
Saturday. when the state depart
ments announcement was shown To
him and he sent for the navy MES,
Admiral Benson, chief OF the bureau
of naval operations, bears ont tho
statement of the secretary ana say
he has no recollection OF seeing the
dispatch. although it is known to nave
been seen by other officers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
Testinu Tea.

IF Won wish to test the purity of tea
take a table knit" ana sheet of white
paper, upon which rub the tea with
the knife. When the leaves are pow
dered the paper is busted clean and
Its surface examined. If the tea is ar
tificlally colored, Streaks Of vivid
rrussian hle will auuenr
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21

possible kind of amendment that may
be offered and then on the final qucs'
ion Of ratification vote to throw the
entire treaty out
Senator Borah OF idaho expressed
SIMILAR view. although declining to
be quoted, He has had a number Of
conferences with senators on the
subject. including senators On the
democratic side. In fact it is stated
the number Of democratic senators
who oppose the treaty and would
welcome its rejection would be sur
prising even to the President if their
true position could be made known,
To Assume New Phase.
This week the fight over the treaty
may be expected TO assume an entire
ly new phase 1t can be definitely
stated that the time has passed when
either the President or his immediate
supporters migh1 look for ratifica-
ton without amendment
The President has been told that
there are at least thirty-fve senator's
who viii refuse to vote for the treaty
unless it is radically changed. These
/ thirty-hyc represent the irreducible
minimum Of senators who will take
/ this stand there sill be more, it is
/ confidently stated by anti-league sen
ajors if an attempt is made to force
the issue on ratification without res
"ryaion or rejecting the treaty en-
/ tircly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21

Vegetable Compound in the newspapers,
and since taking it am cured and have
q nice baby four months old. feel like
q new woman, and have recommended
your medicine to my friends. would
be glad to have everybody know what
your medicine did for me, and if any
write to me Twill answer all letters. -
Mrs. MARY CALIGuRE, 3l7 South Main
ST., Herkimer, NY.
Every woman at some period or other
in ber lifo may suffer from just such dis
turbances as Mrs. CaliRure, and if there
is no interested friend to advise, let this
be reminder that this famous root and
herb remedy has been overcoming these
acknowledgements more han40years.
If any complications exist, write
Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for advice. The result Of many
years experience b 1t your service.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
DRINKS CUT OFF.
$3.50 FOR SUMOAES

Charleston. H., July 2l.-Nemoh
rum got its worst slam mere NH'h
Two men entered drug store. Ihrn
thirst drove them TO consume Sd.do
,ynrrh eff ice cream and SOFT drinks N
one sitting. And they didn't stop then
NJ their own desire. The proprietor
refused to sell them any more h''
cause he said 1T would make them
yirt"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
MONKEYS Hard to Train.

Performing monkeys seldom I'VE
moro than n few months. Many or
thrm die Of fright while being trimmed
and II Is consequently necessary FOR
trainers to keep Il large number OF
"otr,pl r"tcrStudiCs.