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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-22
THE pFsACOIA JORlAL THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 22 1919
Mrs. Staff Capt. David Main

STAFF A
of this
guessing her
excellent likeness
left
bride twenty-five
through Staff Main
she path
and although the
ned pleasantly with her
children considered
as responsibility attendants
ambitious the
work
made many Birmingham and there
herean
Mains
She has been children but
she fallen
of kind smile
woman all
coming delightful
in whom she has
neither
lived the city discovered that she has
v makes her feel indeed souhn although
She wash in Pa
lowering the clouds may be the
of
that all those associated
the smile that never comes off,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-22
Staff Captain David Main


Vt Salvation
Staff York
After
In
Captain Main
States His
Holz OF Philadelphia All Relief
Lieut. their marriage They
to
in
medals
twenty-five
Birmingham
division
vorabiy known to all
will
Division
be ed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-22

1ieu Bessie ouk daughter
remember with pride
whose smiling
BEEN
However
adv has been
her as the lady and mother"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-22
Mai. w. S. Ouirk

Major ourk, in
e an
h
younger while eldest Miss Bessie
is static a. Salvation Meade
following s
think little really
wish
uphold
the of Colonel
s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27

Journal Want Ads bring results
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27
BRITISH TO BUILD
NO GIANT LINERS
UNTIL COSTS DROP
Energy of Big Yards Is Turned
to Production in Quantity of
Cargo Carriers Not to Ex-
coed 10000 Tons Apiece,
BY Joseph w. Grigg.
Copyright. 1919. by The Press Pub. Co.
(The New York World

NCPCNioi SdpiC 1IiSpdtSiisp
London. March 26.-Because of
the huge increase in the cost of ship
production, the great British COM
panies have decided not to lay down
the keels of any giant liners, like the
Aquitania for some months to come.
So shipping officials informed the
Journal correspondent today In
stead, it seems to be the intention to
concentrate on the production of
cargo and passenger carrying vessels
without luxurious fittings, which,
however, will eventually be returned
to in future competitive shipbuilding.
1t was asserted today that the re-
sumption of anything like normal pas
senger traffic will probably be i'm
possible in less than six months, If
then. The world shortage of tom
mage and the. use of the greater part
of 1t up to next autumn for transport
ing troops is causing an acute world
situation even for the most legitimate
travel. There is little, IL any. relief in
passenger conditions. The
American consulate general is turning
away hundreds who want to go to the
Orient through America, so that there
may be tonnage 20 esabie American
civilians to return home. This is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27
BRITISH FRANKLY ADMIT
WE ARE SHIPPING RIVALS

Liverpool March, 26.-British ship
ping interests here are alive to the fact
that America henceforth is their great
rival, because Germany will not be a
serious competitor for years. The lack
of experienced crews and especially of
masters and officers for American
vessels, it is believed here, will offer
the British a chance of giving Amer
lea a good run for her money.
One of the biggest handicaps that
the British must overcome is that
caused by German submarines. The
White Star line lost nine liners of an
aggregate tonnage of 1915. The
Whate Star has now under construc-
ton at Belfast the Homeric, 10000
tons, which, with the Olympic, is
expected eventually to ply between
southampton and New York. The
Pittsburgh, 5000 tons, is now under
construction. When the war broke
out the White Star had the Belgic,
24,500 tons: Regina, 5000 tons; Ri
mouski, 1881 tons, and Vedic, 1881
tons, on the stocks. For war purposes
they were built as cargo carriers but
are now in process of reconversion to
the passenger service between Liver
pool and New York.
The Cunard line lost ten vessels, in
Guiding the Lusitania. Orders have
been given to replace this tonnage.
The Cunard is not building any four
funnel vessels, Intending, for the pres
ent, not to exceed 20, 000-tonners. The
Aquitania.e which required three years
to build and cost more than $4,000
900, could not be reproduced now for
$4,000. 900. Many British shipowners
advocate the demand from Germany
Of big vessels to replace the Lusitania
and Britannia. j
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27
SAYS WE|SGERbER
ADMITTED He. WAS
4 GERMAN AGENT

New York, March 26.-Capt. Louis
d. Rowell of Washington. an army
engineer. testifyng today at the court
martial trial of Capt. Edwin C. Weiss
gerber of Pittsburgh on charges OF
having committed serious criminal
offenses against the United States,
declared that Weisgerber had told
him that he had been employed by
the German government. under mili-
tary direction. He told Rowell his
services were in connection with the
use of under water explosives during
the construction of the Kiel canal,
and Il the use of gases against the
natives of Africa, Weisgerber ex-
planned to newspaper men that work
of that nature was performed by him
shortly after his graduation from
Heidelburg university eighteen or
nineteen years ago.
RoweIl also testified that Weis-
gerber had made disparaging remarks
about Capt. Fl. D. Trounce, another
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27

engineer officer Capt. Paul w. Bel
cher testified that Weisgerber had
threatened to withhold from govern
ment use an alleged gasoline substi-
tute he had invented unless be was
promoted to the rank of colonel. The
governments case was nearly COM
pleted today with the introduction of
expert testimony that Weisgerber's
recommendations for standardization
of gas appliance equipment would, if
adopted, have resulted in dangerous
consequences" and probably loss of
human life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27
Lord Birkenhead, who has recently

lUTU BITKtHIledUt WHO Hds TeCVHtIy
been appointed Lord Chancellor, is
also the keeper of the great seal, the
silver die or mould from which the
actual wax seals are made that are
attached to the most important public
documents of the British government.
When the old silver die becomes worn
out it is given to the lord chancellor.
The perquisite is eagerly sought after,
for the seals are not only great rari-
ties. but they are extremely valuable,
costing on an average $4,000 to $2,500
to make.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27
New salyadoran Minister.

San salvador, March 2B.-Sol MiIlet
has been appointed minister to the
United States in succession to DR..
Rafael Zaldivar, who has resigned. DR..
Attilio Pecorini will accompany the
new minister to Washington as secre-
tary of legation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27

arousing considerable feeling among
business men, for one British line toI
the Far East has every berth booked
for a year. Scores of vessels, it is as
serted, must be overhauled after they
are released by the government before
resuming ordinary passenger traffic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-27
Baker and March Return.

Washington, March 26.-Secertary
Baker and General March, chief of
staff returned to Washington today
from their inspection trip to the Pa
cific coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
KENT'S HILL TRIMS
WESTEROOh SEMINARY

ha1-s Eli, Ne May -5-ne-.
Ell applied Inc vai,sHasc e-eelr II
Mestoroos Seminar WaS-ss5av
a-:a--oca 40. 4 Pitchers ba..-e Be-
-Eeea Koran a-d Biac-ere Ter me
III zine innings made Al L-z.xsras.r
contest -or re Spectators sv g.
ts2-o< Westa-ook .o- lie secc-c :
-ne Ae1-s Ell becomes re 1aror-
iae = ne Championship ace
Wz-son- playing second fo- lie
aoca4 outfit pulled - Z preur--e-7
ca-cn Il ne 6-yt ming ~hea II
c1cga, Ln-.s - BY 4 we,l-.5-a8
mig. Jump ant managed u squeeze
ne oal IS ne 1eil backwards u ii.
-on-s- THIS az .nc;cen.-v vas Re
lie q the game NaksIv showed
,oS II Pep oenlnd ire ID. a-c nos.
accsg'aoly filed the -a9 caused ~
.-e loss ~ -hs mo protested -sls,--s.,s
.e1Iao-ec aocvs- II aslo-oGk. II -1e
eo1ta. vas weakest behind ne
5A1 and Etsonne..es Stellar -.e-xc-,
aace --Zlec out a. Times through IL
weasaess IF his catches
kenrs Hlll earned her first SCARF
= tie third In1i1E. Wakay wzs
safe on LuCcs error Enranns Iavi
down a Qret.y ounc nd was sac on
the play and Watson advanced beth
piAyeS by a pretty sacrifice Pscr-
neT -a--ed &C measure u3 = ne =.
AID III game AID Wakalr dee z.
tie plata bHt by a nu4ec r. Plu--
ns- Vas SAFE n e-sf- while E-nurs
cane --or--cE II viii The -al~
Pfunme- stole second and Nichols
pushed him over % -a;ri WITH i
pretty single bu- Elscn-s--s s-apt,.-.
further scoring by stirling ou-
E1ra1- IN Ts1e siI.-. zee 2ass ec-
Nacaols- q PASSED aa4! and Two v-.
placed sacr1ace hsts by Koran a-o
Talbot brought n 4 second score
The game vas ssvAc u Z re
eighth when Watson n. SAFELY 20
csnfs-- stole second aaG went =
third Oh Flunnsr's bun, Belaagar
intercepted the bun, and --ed 70 tag
Watson a. -ai-1- MISSING BY re
aa--cwss, lEEa- a sale buu- Is
Nichcis score6 Watson and as
vanceo P!uEner TasheIs buat re-
shifted n aelcer's choice and N5c--
dis vas cut a. seoona Fa-sons .oaa
2usiT swa1 ne bali and h.ock ID
nuHea sy - : aft he'd. soaring
Fi1mner- This ended TIE Scoring.
The scare s.ooc Ia FIR fire 3na-
5rEs. during which Koran and
Bisscnass.e stood ax,gu- even CO
pitching nsrors Koran showed
ve.Eraz ABILITY Il pulling euk Of taats
aDieS- Wes1aronk got = nan On Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16

ne saconc y sac ut ~ Ea--
2lET@c or -s7e h2-a- a-G IT : -.e.-
si--ae cut si7C- II possible scores.
= - -1-r,- 81 @-sr 1v N5I.c:s =
poor -.-:>oW u 1-s7 ry fzo-s1. and :
PASSED pa, 1~ WaAe3v 4 Asrt5,,-,e.,
managed - =. naa as Ia as
mr. W. -C1e -av- ~. a-.cg
fielding WaaA.r = Fl1n.-e-- 81
Decker 1r-- arc NO -1ne.- s.--.k=-
Cuts again sa~ef re day Z -aa
---- >ul--a1s Texas laaEe- aaa
AfHE1 inner 81 ne SACKS hi.
Koran G-s,1eied -ce ggcor. !7v -ass-
-1S 5e-alEs- "a Asi--oos's za- nag
nan, a-c 2al-i1- --,e -ex- NO ela~-
IS i 90 &c aL: za-- i ne
s-Z;7 ~.-a PASS = Elsscoe..a. =
s-7-e- oass- @1G rassal: 9ai. 4 ply
:: -a.-- wn.c- .a--e3 .ollcv.nc
y I--oos a--e-p: :. s. ---1.ca. a-1
7one 3E:- Koran STICK c1.- no arr
7Cs 1Cc 1171,,sr -.--+e a. @-E.. mas
s-sl@1- n re ninth : ras- IN t.ass
a--a-1 placed i Za7 II .e- Vest
c7'ooA nC. ne vas s,1ppeo A. re
plate = a. a..e.-- - sfea. home OK
7U-ck llsr F,---l-e- - wa1s.y.
TIE sUn-a-
NN-s HILL SEMINARY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
Red S0x Nose Out White S0x in ~ Inning Battle
Reds Score 10 in 18th Inning and Blank Robins

l--,aer- representing he -7le6o
Athletic CI,1e.
r. T-e----,- calling .gr i Ground
co--es- a z-=c5saen. tr-2g's Ing sig
nature q A5aEo- ~,-z-s-.i.ss- chef
W.. o1-ec.or II 1uul-c sA-e+y and
head # lie acE-- cc1r---zss2ca. and
- Pertaining 5va members -nas
ac-1oc removes a. speculation as %
waa- re cGrl-2. So. Ho1<c % re-
g2-1.nE -ae s21c--Goas - -aa rcz-
.es-
TIE act-2l ccrst--C-51l I ne ara
"a vA2cA a4cc1-o1-e d P-esal. pans
-, 1a-a : sea-1-- cz1ac.-y e sd :
zoe perscrs- Vas slz-- =. -ocay Tex
i..-5eka-'13 promoter = - co1.as-
Grove re rs, e2l- ooEc1 spikes =
ne --a---,szork q .-1s EGea si-Ec-
---e- Because -cieco lumber zeal
g-s ware --A-ae . .G--s. re -a-Ea
a-cl-. cf -a-s-,a- required re 1a.e
|-- completing re a-e-a 1as been
set back rom . 70 - 54rs. z=panc-
~ upon L-e ac--T2- f Materials,
Ec-G-EGs RI x--c- ,ra.s # blanks
were brought . - 500 aga si-s-
-1= E-s, -a.c- -sss-~z--cn e
seats vas -,acs -oda- OGc:a-s -
re Ma2-ee E-ra- Ez-:7- ~7..@ 60
F.-chz-1 : certified ch+--k L. sSav3
ve,c1 X. - -ar So and S. seas
sar l.1o members SpoTg-e2 = =
lllaus d. a-so placed q or1er -s-
tcu- hundred seats. -Aer rla- =
MAKE - ~ = s-a-21- -----------s.
E.=cz4,s= = <@za-a5 -.@ka-s night
IA. -z-o - possession = sea Eosrs
-74csac4 -.1.za- -=t4s=1 = e-~cK IT
s2a oe5 VIZ. u seas Re cec---eG
70 -=raal re ---a = -.e prospective
-5L.-@-aSS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
GIANTS MAKE TT
3 STRAIGHT FROM
CHICAGO CUBS

Nev Tx -4Gr New E7rk
maze :. :L-ae s--asg.,. from Chicago
today. E1--lg y sec~a e 5 = =
Cslss- -ac .te 40 aa-Ran y
check vile New York scared I've
TIES IF Douglass = re t1-Ca II
mig -. -s-se .cE1.es a-E -a-es
Ch2laso s--crs
Tie game WIS k1cw- aS Fs-2e-
-s1Iy lar - ne Eaio g:'lgElds -
1esItEr # ne famous Chaplain n ne
-ass-a ll-a--T. = po-.1cn Il .1.- -
cslp,s Tsn, = ne --1s.-es = ne
~g-ne-I- 70 existed -e- u re
-egleo. r-H..ed Chaplain -y,-
= ~-.- sc-c vz.ca at ctaE.1- Ma
- JOE ?. Ey3a- = New E1rg
threw 60 -hs 1rs- saa wife re
game 1.S z--..s-Ged 5x Maar- %-s--
4. Thomas Ear
: diner vas .s-Gs-eC: . re CT
Gers =. re -5i-a -a--=n- ats- re
game a. T.-c1, a baseoa-, autograph
- P-ssac=-: Wl.sor. Col --i-a-
JcncTa. II ne SIT and Ez-1e-
of--E VS. scC-1ooe6 Ct --e --o-
2escs gig . ne e1-5 e re rag
men -.e scc-s
Chicago --.-.--A 0 . 3-a- 2 3-e-4-4
New Ec-- "a 5000
Cacs=r a-6 dc-;s- ->a1e.as
I7=-c:----- FzsAs-- a11 : -..t=-. Gar
,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
RED S0x ON
TOP after II
INNING FIGHT

Chicago MAJ --EoTar VIZ 4
brilliantly fought - L-LE co.-As,
I'm Chicago - -o5a-- he Us
t.crs vicious s,r--E G-cvs W5L.als
- the slab w:-a ire bases n. n tie
fourth mig and before As-- could
step ITEM -Eo -cs LAD counted
mating SaEsoc's score . TIE locals
cseS :. Up W.. g.'s Eases :. es-s
= IA .o-. aaf 80. II. Boston
.oog re isS1 axa.a = re sere...
aac Chicago er.res = u tie ...-A
Sr1cxs sacrifice AID McI-o:s' rwo
hasEE scored Barr, w1ao lad s..-
g!ed- or Ire winning III u re
-@;h. Scsr vic started sor SoE.1n
vas pr- u. = re sz-e ~ --p.e
Mcr.a-T = I,,e second ming. Sco-s,
Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
Indians Win
From Senators. 6-3

C'eVs1a-6 Mar ID, ey asao6- g.
raat=d II aSss--g-sr aza.- -36ar M
score -e,as : - :. Harper vas HI
aaTc throughout a1G vas a-eo W
= a1 OsEa2ss made 11G- his = f4u-
ZINES up- EazDaa. nad Il asnrng-c-3
a. rs -e--v u1-l M -lEr7e. H.a-
t-lE'+-e cy0onen-s hac peer l.: sat=-
= 4 LIE z-1.a ne vas .aae. Out
Score:
Washington oaoaaaa - -
Cleveland -.99co a-x----a
Ez7e-, Thompson a-E P-I-1.c--
-1--a-c, Cove!esk4s &c C'Ne,L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
PPP'S HOMER
HELPS YANKEES
TRIM TIGERS. 4-3

L'e1--7o:-- Var -5-Naw -orE wo-
IS seconc v-c,2r7- e,'or -.e.-,cl. 20
1aE. a :. ring t. scar :. IL
@ag-ta W.. : s3-e.t In r'4ai,::--,, -il...lz
foi5o~ed y P-ap's 2o1e -. a--
making ne winning III = --e -:---
on errors ~ Ea,i.na1 Elsh a-c
ao-es. a2d : sac--Ece X R-.el. Scors
New E7-s = q = -,
Dst-ai- .--- 2 : % a 49,
>haEsey and Rae G.-c,:er X
10 aid A.-s-..r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
MACkNEN SHUT
OUT By BROWNS

3 LOUIS M -l-StC.ck@- az
-l.c1e6 Johnson ana Philadelphia *
es-anceC another sh-Eou- 4. ne
ha-ds i g Louis -oc2E = R The
a.h:a.,cs -ava ac- e-asaac ne ula--
= = -1z17gs q 1iay. -1-'=a 7 II
locz-s' FUR 1Cu0las 8e-+ . Sas-.ar =.
re scoring = .-2e.- ---s Sore
Fh.,aoelor-a % . > > { 80 !.
s. Lcz-s ...--.a-an oA- 1E-2-s--
-2r-soc a1G McArav. ShoCAar a-d
Nays-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16

sc--Alax. ec- q. -lAe;te- It acc-
e-sc.s acknowledged CASA aaS LIE
reason. are plentiful
Re Braves -cw poEsess Pitcher
Mci.-.I.s- = ec-- Al Epuon tie
locz- ctus lad .. the -gst-ha-es-
TIT 70 Worcester cico expired res
te-1a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
SkOWHEGAN WINS
OVER GOOD WILL

SsaHaeS-- Ne NJ ---SsoHaeEa1
-2.as a-o1,s- s-,-zzE--. Ia Ne6res-
gag ~.ea me- 5t;a2.-.. .-se t-ooc y :.
Tam 2. GOOD X. =--,-7ds r. sco-=
Il: y : To- excellent WIZ VIC. ne
can exe-53l::ty-:r- s4ovs sa-2s gcoc
lz-a-z. t7- t---1-= go 21c modem
a-lE sncvs - ----s1es - -.-sc. -
thar a:szc.- -oea -v-s e. -2r- o--2
-s-cszv-zv ne beg: :: = ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
OFFICIAL CONSENT
gwen FOR BIG FIGHT
1t TOLEDO, ONO

Tolsia Chic Mav 1a.-cEcia.
sanction for re hsavyve.r... cham
p1onshl9 bar--e f>erween Jess Willard
and Jack Dempsey. scheduled 20 he
fought az Ear View Park here Ea,,s
= vas g.vsn by The Toledo boxing
commission TODAY when permit was
lEsued - A. c -Aacher AMI h,x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
WEsTBEooN SEMINARY

AeaSs Ell 2 : . 1--5- .
Wes.a-aok % . , Q o Q R-a-e-s
Sac-Ece Hts Watson. P..1,-=-
HORN. Talbot En-crs S-1..--.
Bases. Watson Ptu-nrne- -a-hn,.
Elssor1=9-a- CE-c1- Whitney. GAsa
n Balls. OF Eora1 -. - E.saon-
1etls - Struck our hy Koran s-sa,
~ Eisso1ne..s 10 MD P3tc7.
Bissoacef1e. Passed balls, vss+ir
80 Si...:raa ~. Umpire Ca---ca,,
Attendance 3aa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
PIRATES SHUT
OUT PHILLIES. so

---a1s- l--a- Ma --i.-A5a-s -elE
Philadelphia . IT. si--.es z-o
Pittsburgh ~ :oday l. q -.e
T-s1'I-s scoTa1 &c -..-s = -ae s-c-
nc ~-e- w926rz-1 2azsee Nol.-
w &c W.. ,.a .1--z o- aoecka5s
s11--a E.7e<-,irl :ot. .s~-se-cc-.G u WI
.-a<2s 7s!1-- &c r1- = a-S MI
w scar+l u Slch-z-s wirE .--7rr
2c--e . Schmidt. E-ov-dsr -
H2-l-:es ks w@r= sca..=-=6. I'd
E.a-:-- --c1,e --=-2ned ---.-c Ease So
e-z- --oUaa-- II - BIZ o.1-zzo1
--ooas ~5=r= lTase-- - --es-s u --e
--a-a = -,--- Score:
E-:.-S-u---
o-9o9-a -5-g-.
T'1-.i7=--1 -a
$50 2 n-9-s-.
{. A-l=-1s 22d Sc--ns1. d DOC
r. Ea--c-c-1 nd Ca5-. ]. : za-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
EASTERN LEAGUE

Struggled .. S-5eli postponed
-z1:
To--ss-s- & .c-5
wz.s-.u-- 9 Providence 4. {czziec I'D
s-s1 h...t II E,-. rain
E-G-e11r. = Mex -zavea !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16
CHEA[-

aas-ln 800. 80 2 0 =
.,-;cagc @ . - D. . -
-wo 11se tc2 Hoppe, sc--s
=" carer :, Minis -Eae oass ~
Gamer Stolea bases : Collins
Aer-. Sacrifice -.s. Ea-v. Hooper
St-nk Mc3lr;s, McAlL.r -.cubie
l.avs Jackson . T=a-er e 7. Coi-
..1s; Barr :, Scott q McI-.:s; 2--,
Te Sc-t- 10 AcI1a.s -se- q bases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16

Ch:cz-u = Boston p Frs base =
e-r.-s. Et,s,an a Bases = hals.
Il Ea--, 8. r Seller oecA i Els
a Eus. . = : Il Ruiz. - = - q.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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cQlIEGE BASEBALL

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis Ii, Columbus &
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21
SHERlff'S SALE!

from the once OF the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Howard, County, State OF Iowa, in
favor OF A. r. Markle, Executor OF the
Estate Of w. l.. barrow, Deceased, and
against Fred Graef, Elizabeth Graef (hos-
Co., william Galloway and George Daut,
dated October IL. 1919, and to me ted,
commanding me that of the goods, chattels,
stock or interest in any company, debts due,
property In the hands OF third persons, lands
and tenements (Which are not exempt by
law from execution) OF the said Fred 0raef,
Elizabeth Graef lh9sband and wifsl. make
and and Forty-Nlne Dollars and Twenty.
Eight Hundredth Dollar (Se0l92el, and Ten
Dollars and Eighty Cents (S10.6O). cost OF
suit, and Ninety Eight Dollars and Eighty
Five G nts (oo6.6), attorneys fees, with
interests and costs, have levied upon the
belng situated In the County Of HowaSd and
east Quarter ana East Half Of the South
East Quarter, Section ., Township %,
Range u, West OF the 5th +. NJ, Howard
CoUhsy, lows.
And hereby give public notice that !
shan 00oR for sAle at public o0tcry A. the
Court Houoe door In Cresco. County Of How.
ard an State OF Iowa, on Wednsoday, the
hoers o(S o'clock .. N. and o'clock P "a. o.
sa30 0ay-oAlo to 0mmence at the hour 81
2 O'Clock p N. o1said day; and win sell q
The AlGAest and nsst bidder therefor In cash,
the A6ovo described property or sufncient
thereof % satisfy the shove debt with inter
eat And costs
Dated this 5sA day OF November, 1913.
d. J. FERRIE,
Sheriff 81 Howard County.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-21
SnERlff'S SALE!

from the once Of he Clerk 81 the District
Court OF Howard County, state of Iowa, in
favor Of A. F. Marklo, Executor Of the
Estate Of W; L: Darrow, Deceased, and
Leichtman husband and wife), and J. N.
STREET and Eva STREET., ct. Al. dated this 18th
day Of October, 1919, and to me directed,
commanding me that OF the goods, chAttels,
stock or inter est In any company, debts due,
property In the hands Of third persons.
lands and tenements (Which are not s1emp
LeichtmAn. Margaret Leichtman. ]. N.
STREET and Eva STREET., make or cause to be
made the sum OF Five Thousand Two Hun
dred and Eighty-One Dollars and Seventy
Cents (s5,2sl.70), and Twelve Dollars and
Thirty. Five Cents esi2sSl; cost Of suit, and
Eighty Four Hundredth Dollar tSlSoS4).
attorneys fees, with interests and costs.
have levied upon the following described
real estate lying and being situated In the
County OF Howard and State OF Iowa,
namely West Half Of Southeast Quarter and
Township 81, Range ID, West OF the 9Th p. M ;,
Howard County, Iowa. 'r#
And hereby give public notice that l
shall Offer for sale ut public outcry ~ the
Court House door In Cresco, County Of How
ard and State OF Iowa, on Wednesday, the
18th dav Of November, 1919. between the
hours OF 3 O'Clock q. IN. and O'Clock p N.
2o'clock p. m. of said day; and Twin sell to
the highest and best bidder therefor in cash.
the above described property or sufficient
thereof TO satisfy the above debt with inter
est and costs. THY ~
Dated this 5th day OF November, 1919.
" d. J. FERRIE
Sheriff OF Howard County.