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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

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the hume of MI. ma Urr. - E1,iH
un H5xh Hrreet. Fxs1srna - iii
m mia IND. aftunum ~ - - ~.
reHifianre nf Mr.. and Nxx. MIB.. R-v
c L Ehnu4-u M g. - r.r<;.@
church u1Rrturiux. ENC inxwru,.,,. ,ri,1
be m the Lewis carnarery.
Mr.. ana Mes. I1ester Anarrwz tuu.
returned frum a fsw aavx, uuf.c~ M
ncezu Psrk. r.,.,rsnr- ems f,3r ~ -.
Mrx F1urrnr. Fsn.sa .na r,,,,s,..
Dprutfv xnd AJ<y~a sx~ r,uvsn~ mo-. -,
wfng1uw rvvu+ ,cn E.vmnr,u.t .ru.,-
Madam A..snur ma ru.ia NJ Tur,.
WIN m uz..inr rs,r ,ryp,,.v- ,,,ss, -
.,rn4s,-r vrsIY,.rv, Au.r ~.v,t ~, Fs1,.,,,z
sn-,nr,u -.,,rufszr fr,y. IN. rrraiuya-v. ~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
INDIANS TIE UP
WITH THE TIGERS

Cleveland, O.. kuE. 1B-Cleveiann
tied Dersuit 1ur segnnd plnne tDeEy
b. defsnring thu Tigerz Z ID 2 Bo-
iznd WIS HIT hard. TIM Indians bunch
ing fff.sn hfts OFF him and driving
him fsOln the bux In TIM iHraufh inn
ing. BaGby. VIM wns vsny ef1arxive
after the third inning. msEe q double
and rwo singles In fDur times NJ bat
and aided mEtcrinlly in winning his
own emma. Eensne1unni catch0 were
NAME by GEunry. uNeiis ana SpsaaEsr.
Sicnre:
Derrusf -1B1 o o o o o o-2-s-.
CIeveinna II 20 3 3 e-E-ls-1
Buland. Ayers and Ainsmifk. Eng
hvMnd DsNeiil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
One UPSET n TENS .
HM 1T forest MISkY.

Fnrest Hills. n. 7, aug. x.-With uue
unset and several hard-fnugfI1 sensa-
lnnal matches. the initlni round II tina
In annual singles turf taanis cham
pinnstips OF the Cnited States opened
IN lie courts Of the West Side Club hera
this afternoon. Great interest centered
IN the wurk Of the visiting Australian
players and racquet experts t-um
down uuriar'' justified tne repnrts
which prscefled ham trum England by
winning their matches of tDday IN de-
ciSzve fashion. Gerald Z Patterson de-
1R2ted Fred d. Alexander of New Yura-
WIN ranked third among the nntinnRi
tannis sfar& OF 1glE, by scores 0f "a.
"a, 81. s.. 81
Ths VsIsran Norman E Bruukes. huin-
az Of the present Dzvis Cup champion
snip, won IN straight sets from Walter
FEfe IF View York, s-a. SO. 81. Ram
unipa LFcsI1 dispDsed of Harold Gcod-
HfaA. Los Angeles. SIS. s-s. 40 SO. and
g. y Thomas defeHled W 2 Cunp-
tun Of Cesinrf1urst, 60. 81, 81
Alexander was the only opponent
against the Anrtpodeans Of runav VIM
was able 70 give the invaders rum
Australia q READ har-ie. He swept inrn
Patterson. hpider of English single
championship. In impressive fashion end
tnr fwo sstE appeared IN the light Of q
winner. Patterson. however, sErfleo
duwn 70 hard playing ~ the beginning
OF the third sst ana. taking n;s stznr
a. the net. smashed or placed with such
speed ana accuracy thai the View 1nrk-
er wzs cnmplefeiy baffed. and as TIM
match wore ON lost both his endurance
and ability To hold out with the lnng
rallies winch made the earsy part %
tina rnntest 30 spectacular.
The only sfher outstanding 4nnfch on
the grandBtand courts rHsuitsd IN tina
de4nnf N O. Il vuEhen of BruDkiyn ~
the hands nj Cnnrnd .. Doyle Of wash
ingfnn by srures af 20. sd. s-a. 81 -
There WAN little 10 cnorse berwesn m
tne play III the Washington sfnr and
tina natinnni ind00r champion OF IN
and 1BlR Dcyle's hard sarvice Rne
sharp rsfurzs were dupiirzfsd by vc-
snail and rallies wore lung anH fre-
auHnt. Dnyie was fpur timss+ within q
psinf Of tina match in TIM fourth sol
only % luse in TIM fmne cf vuaheai's a.
tergnined rsalBrznre- Birth aiauWed In
strain nf the msfrh ID tim fiuAi III mud
wars unsteady. making mnay esruza.
DOYLE. however. managed To outlnsf his
uppnnEnt-
Maurics Z. Mclaughlin. z. Z Mur-
ray, William m. johnson, r. n. VII
liams and TIM two Jspznsse sn41zntx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
HIN ENTERS
Eel ue IT ST. Z
I'll. WILKINS HHD

- 10 ERme, Augusta AQ-Twi-
Nu16 ~ T1EnE- win b pazysd u
5 ssu1nck this wednesday afternoon
q IN Imusi Williams field and the-e
Mn annntlz8 be a large zu-naur II
fmM fzum thiE city and rhe Na-.nn-
q Ual1isrs' Hnme- The -inBe scre n
~ two previous gamss hatWas1
fhMD taams would make r111n &C -
Danina tntnrsar- Forster and Iyury win
b. In hG1nRy fnr Tnsus. md taEz
KiniAms and Bsauduin sr TN An
gu1A nina The band 10 Tn Eatsua-
NJ anidiers' Hume VIII ranflar selec-
r:um during the gzms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
cUSHN0Cs EASY
FOR STATE House
IN TWILIGHT LEAGUE

A SERIES of hunts by TIM State HOUSE
team m the fourth inning gave them
Victory over tina CustInocE IN Tuesday
evenings game uf rhe Twilight League.
the scnre heing Il ID 4. Il surely WAS u
biz inning tur the Lawmakers and be-
fure II came I'd an end the team hna
game very nne-Einsd-
The Papermakars were IN the lead 3 20
! al the beginning of the fourth inning
whEn the mHrry-gD-rDund process WAS
wurked. II WINS \ series rf n1ts and e.
rurz. mpsf II TIM min being ahnrt huns
toward third hRae Rnd hard IN fiel3-
EVERY mEn en- thu Lawmakers with ths
exception OF ONE VIM fiind OUT. srured
in tina inning, and McEouldrick and Ap-
pierm cruaaed the plate twice.
In thu nth inning W. whit1en uf the
Papnrma1EerH scored un nm erur ny
Martin. n paased hzn ana . two-bass
Int by Merrill
In the last inning. the seventh. Miller
By pitEhed ball, went secnnd un u pass
ed bail and stpie third. Davis drew q
hRse On halls and Ryan won't nrst I'm III
er-ur by Haaakel NJ third nase. Miller
scoring. And Davis and Ryan acured
un a hui by Glsasun.
Phil McGouiirirk of the Lawmakers
pifchsd sfaaay game Davis. Ryan.
GLEASON and vinisEre showed up tnrnng
fur the sazm. ApPa1ron lad tho hitting
with two singles
Merrill uf the PErGrmzakers was rignE
there with the ing stick. ssteing 4 hums
rum and rwD-hagser IN Two times NJ
hnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
PIRATES AND
GIANTS SPLIT

Wow York. Aug. 36-Pifxsburg gD1
an even brsnk IN IT'S double header
with New Ynrk here TODAY ana divid-
ed i'm nNur cams serles with the
Ginuts Affe- New York had WON ths
ffru gxma - !. the Pirasss wan rhs
sacUnd ID I.
Albums YVES in gund fnrm in the SEC
end Enme ane held New York,s 7 hits
well srnttersd. wt1iis Pir1sburx uadr
its hffs count On BentDn and Dubuc
Euufhwos-th nfafie triple and thrsE
singles in four times up. Sunres:
FirHt snme:
New York !: 0 8 o 0 o o / -e-ls-e
Pirtsburg BD8G 0 o 0 ! 81 I'll
Neff and Gsnzaiss, Miller; Ponde,
anL Schmidt LAe-
Ssu1ad game:
pttsnburxh -Iesz 0-4-s-l
Eew York "a 0 0 o / o B-I-T-l
Adams and Schmidt: BeufDn and
Dubnc and SnydE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

In summing up the pusziple Espi-
rau1s fur TIM base1zlI championship
CROWN, the Bangor repn-tnrH are IN
ciined I'd believe thar Pirtsfield has
very weak claim r1r lhe iarre.E.
Eut e they would taixe their minds
or the Easterns long en1uga ID l3nS
IN the records Of the several leading
competitors they would find Limit
Pirrsfieid IRds the rzce hy a mast
comfortable margin.
When the formidable and apunrenf-
~ irresiEtable 3. e A. Rovers made
their recent advance into the :.lzln-
pinnshir struggle they trimmed the
Easterus TWO straight. Dexccr two
and Newport one. before they ware
stopped by Pittzield at Dnrer III a
cluse and exciting gume scura 49,
Ptrtsheld has played Is E:Imes and
won L of them. Now II Bangor re-
pnr-ters can produce ary uf the as
ptring championship .RaIns TINT iiaxe
Eut a better recard, Pirtsf1eid viii
claim 10 hail frum Missouri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

St. Louis 10. Ang. Ms-A i1Bme-
run ever tine right feid 1ence NY Il
Collins IN 1he nth INNING. snnislad
Chicago 10 bnmf ~ Lcuie In nm or
citing gnzne. 9 tn . tndEy. The Wlsifs
sax sunrsd fhree ruus Ia tin flrsi
br punching two fits with a. bans I'm
halls and Gesaherss er1ur. 81. L1uis
combined thrne hixe Nsr fsRo runs n
the sixth and tied tho serre I'm tim
eighth an hit ba<nmzn. n sacrifices
ind Single. Grtnik -Wass hnnislnsd
IN TIM sixth w1hnn IN lnE Nh f1upnr
n1zmr q c1U8 d4riMim - IN n1m1n
ana pnmlznd Tmnare HEm&9sstv- -
Wnn a3uukna u o. xl1n<Ef - fEn1uu1-
- - nlnnw - - rmMsM -
rznlunun .----xn m
~ Lau3n %yD mo . HfHA-ose-a
Kzrrs CirnEt1 an4f Gcam1k. Lsun.
6ufhn6m M uepxrpia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

OAKLAND

ranr and party, WIN have
= .r,wirr q two months vacA-
- a. East Pund Camps. rsturnHn
- 10 their hpme in Wellesley,
uas r -
- sur hzxe rufuxuad t1sum q rev
- visit w.--n Mr. Brzzell's mother,
- Tsfuysf1> Jacrbs ef Clinrun-
NJ LAURA Brnnks let TuaEnzy
=. m sx,runed visit with friends N
srtuud and dorchester, N Il
ftr. Bessie Eau1BFd and dauEh-
= Marion. WIN have been whiting
.sst,veg IN Hampton. N. 3, and were
.-esrs mr. a few days az Few and
~ c. Z. whaatsn. left Tuesday
4 their home in Sumsrville, Mass.
Ms Narv Dirsun has returned
..rn Eust.s where she was cnIlea
n the Lines Of her hrDther, William
EyivesrE-.
Wxi,z-e Jutikins nj Portland, q frr-
wr resilient o. Oakland, IN passing q
v,ews vacation with friends m Oak
lanf and Sicnsy.
Nj and Mrs. Charles Lard and Mrs.
I,ws,s niece. Miss Amy Bradstseet.
xnp is their guest. lcft On a berry
me- ND 10 Like Muxie Tnesfay.
MiH Gladys EerEun has returned
s,rm a week visit with friends IN
sewtsrnE.
Theima Shurt of WarsrviIle lis Wis
nns as- grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Towis. frr a Few dHyE.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Mefhniisf
Aurch will NEST tnis zfrernnun n
E.1e oAciccK Il the home OF Mrs.
tEurss Robinson of MAR street. A
per attendance is deaired.
Il IL Saffnrd. who is pasHirg his
szcatton with Mrz. SR1nrd's parents,
BIZ M Mrs. ". a Perringin cf Cur
kr Corner WIS N r1wn Tuesdzy on
GHs1nezs.
Miss LaiE Brooks of Emithfieiu is
ssiting he- cousin. Miss Edna Bes-
VA. tnr week
Ars. Maurice Arnold az Augusta In
nEtins her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r
Hturrevau- OF Oakland Heights.
Mrs. AZ Bowman and Mrs. Jui1r
lzrts have been CALLED % Eusris hy
Ne nneHg If their father, WiIIinu
EHrezrer
Waiter Gibbs Of Oakland Heights
nc Ar. and HRS. George EeEzn ai
IN. MaHs.. made an zEtn rIrp II
mrmhrs Falls Tucs1Aw. They wers
Gccuupauied hv Mrs.. Grace Hal, wilr
iR assn a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
6saA Tor thu pEst two wenkE. On hen
EE,u her hEmH IN Springfield. Mass
Nm GenrEe Chapman has sune u
Gardiner 10 v-isit her SON, Lee Chap
m. tnr few days.
there wat a Ennd attendance at
o Regular meeting Of the cnmuun-
2 cnucas which WINS held Tuesday
sssning II Library hail.
IL. ami Mrs. Vel Foss and daugh-
Mar Of Canaan were guests On
lsasoay Of Mrs. FoEs' aunt, Mrs
zfcnis Besssy.
Miss Belle i,enbins. who has been
Eaesi OF her sister. MrE. Isaac Tai
NH tor seTrral weeks. has returned
asr nrms N View York Cif-.
ne sncisrv of the First BapriBt
'rarrh will g!ve rcceprinn this eve
r m the church ves-y TO their
fsf Pastor, Key. T. r. Dalsnan. WIN
M iiere recently From Hebron.
sfs Scotia 4 musical program has
- arrange and L in expected rnat
= state secretary. I. 3. Moore Of
-T'lih- will be present A chr
vi inv,iation lie exfznded I'd ting
ssuspenpie Of all Communications TO
=. ara welcome the new uasrnr.
"Aaan the aigt1t-mnnrhs-uid mon q
X mo Arn. wtllia,n Eires. died Nom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
MT. VERNON

SDCTH-MrB. AdsliH Y. Eale and
Miss Helen wehber OF vienna were
weekend viHfturs Of Mr. and Mrs Lew
Ia johnson. as was aisp Mrs E. r.
HHinss of LesrB Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. EimmE uf Mazsarhu-
Estrs are passing a few weelks at the
hume NJ their daughter. Mrs. Harace
Word
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Two pase hits, Hoilpcher. Powell.
Three base hits. Huiinchsr Strlen
bases. Crnise. Mann Sacr;fic. hits,
Rawlings ., G0wdy, Thorpe Sacrifice
fir. Deal. Duunie plays. Maranville
70 Rawlings To Hnilocter. Left en-
bases. Chicago 3 Boston I. Base an
balls, OF Hendrix =. Fits. OF En-
dnlph in innings, on Fillinsfm .
in innings. Strnrk cut, by Hendrix
.. hv Rudnlrh / Wild pitrhsr, En-
dnlph. Winning pitcher, Rudolph
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Earned riInE-EuEhnncs 3. Home run
Marrfl. Two-bnse hifs-Mz-Hhzii. MGR
I'll, haskell. StDien bHHses-Marzhall
Gleason. yiniette. Arpistnn 2. Miller
Tunnels. Martin. Struck cuf-By Nc
Gouidrick 4. by PumerinaE Z, by whit
tan . Duuhie plHy-Msrril ID Haskell
Fit by pitchsd ball-MiIier Passsd bal
RYAN. Base ON halls-or MrGnuidrick
2 on Pumeriszu = Emcire. Thrmas.
Time. LIE. ArtentiRnce. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Newport n. /. Aug. Es-The United
stztes vsesrrpvers Ehamuiin. Fuu1e,
Mainux. Morris and Thornton saiied to
day for European watHrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Nsw York. Aug. 2s.-The Brpok-
ly1 NEtirnnl League club announced
tnuight the Purchase Of Third Base
maa Douglas Baird Of ST Louis The
Superhas will ne the rnird National
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Twu base hits. Deal 2. HnIlocher.
Srnien hasez, Bpecizei. Holke. Eacn-
fice hits. Herzog, MRsee- Left On
bases. Chicago 9; Boston & Base
on balls off. Alexander l; Oeschger
/ Struck OUT, by Alexander 3,
OesChEer =
Secnna Ruyue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
I|e|l0ll NIlS
feature EVENT
1T ElDvnIE

BuEtnn. ADg. 2E--The Rnaavsl3e
purse tDr 2.16 class trufnars, the frn-
fnre event ~ the opening dry az rae
srand circuit nesting n Tn NnaA-
WINE track. Was easi,y wun hy HiEns-
n marking. h1E eighfh sncxsnaive VIC
tnry TINS year. Al the end ~ ancf
49, Cox Was leniking hack III the
n1lo The heats wEra WIN in 2.nHR
s-he1 and :.9gS.
Inc best rHce II TIN any was thu
uWo year old rrut. Natn1ka I'm Gruut.
aE1ven by Thomas, lnst rhe opeuinx
naa1 through break II tine DISTANCES
nag M Dudley taking II in LII.
NuIaiie won the secund by q shnst
neck from Mr.. Dudley in IN, TIM
fasfHsr neat by a rwe-yazr-old trut-
tar tnls ysar- In the fnzl HINT TN
Tnnmas enr-v YVES only a muse IN
f-un Of Mr.. Dudley NJ the ftnizh, the
time being 2.ls.
taoiuAe King WAS easily the bast uf
Ine lot n the American Hcrse Bresd-
eIs Fu1urIry fur rhree year olds, win-
n1ng In c.0gs and 2.nHg Millie Ir-
WIN won over the favorire, Pesar
HDpEfnl. in -he 2.l8 rrut, in 2.1H4,
LIE and 2-1H.-
Summaries:
AMERICAN HORSE HEEEuHRE'
FITCRITT YEAR CID PAC-
ING. PURSE SlAss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Brnualyn. n. T., Al -h.-Hronk-
lyn wan rwo Enmes fraru IL Louis
tudzy / To Q and 2 ID 1. B0kh Ma
mzux and Grimes rifcaed Sz1ns bah
End they fEzrnd prominently In the
scoring. Mnmnux.s sncrifice put Crrr
Miller On sarsrnd In the eighth. after
Miller mad singled. sind he came hume
with the unfy run az Tn 1xsf game
On Olannss sdUufla.
Grimes srured bgth Bronkfyn ruus
in the aerund gM1ne- a GniEe Texas
Leaguer by smith tilaf went f0r two
hases, I1exxhcgfess out and Stocks
Ehcriire M gEvs IT, Lsnis tts oniy
run Of TIN dry. 3cure:
First game
ST. Louis 80 0 o. nBueB e--9-e-1
Hrunaiva ...Ggge eee1 xz-s-o
May and Clennnns: Mzmnux ana
WiIlEr.
6ncuud Gmzns.
o. I1uss II ee81O 90 o-z-S-c
DH1noElyn ...e . o o 1elG -S-9-z
Wnn1MnGl Jncnhs .and NGIhnuEur:
@E1znas ~ Uzl1nr.
KE6 IlH ALI.
@ i
I1Eiannna Ang. zs~<nxn
- - /. n - n - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

Ib1ElH .-.---.s.-..a.-.l- 90 y ID N =
Slated fnr Alexander In 9TH
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

An EngliShman has invented a cover
for hatchwayS on vessels that oper-
ateS on the principle of a roll top desk.
Electric service is available in 49,
Glib communities in the United States,
compared with 3.545 served with gas.
A railroad in England supplies toys
for children taking long journeys to
relieve the monOtony of riding.
For edibles served in glasses a glass
has been invented with a sort of
pocket on one side to hold a spoon.
The San Francisco police were strict
in enforcing the law that everybody
in the city should wear a gauze mask
when the influenza epidemic was at its
height. One night they even entered
the Hobbies of all the downtown hotels
and arrested more than four hundred
persons who, thinking they were safe,
had taken off their masks.
The exact nature and extent of Ger.
many's foreign trade before the war
are shown in a statistical report lust
announced by the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce. The tables
in this report are designed for easy
reference.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
PosTsCRIPTS

Maine lumbermen prefer to use
steam log haulerS now on long roads.
The average load hauled by two horses
is generally less than 5000 feet, board
measure. Under fair conditions the
steam log hauler will haul about 1000
feet on a set of Sleds. A train of six
sleds which can be taken along han
Oily by the log hauler would contain
about 10000 feet.
A wholesale merchant in SwitZer-
land is in the market for cotton and
cotton goods, textiles and miscel-
laneouS goods. These goods are de-
sired for the wholesale trade for the
island of Cyprus and gods are to be
shipped direct.
Food products and chemical prod
ucts are the needs of man in France.
In the province Of b ngal. India, 20
1856 animals died of contagious dis
eases during the year 1917-1S, as
against S,4l5 in the previous year.
A patent has been Issued for appa-
ratas to enable a person to play a
piano and violin at the same time.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
Couldn't "see" France

"HOw do you like this country,
George" asked an officer of a coal
black southern plantation darby, whom
he found working on road in the rural
part of France.
"Thisyer's no country for a niger,
cap'n." replied the toiler in olive drab.
II been here eight months and | amt
even seen rabbit. Is yOu?"
Then George went back to his shovel
muttering curses against a land in
which one couldn't even find a rabbit.
Another darky was asked whether
he was glad the armistice had been
signed.
You bet l is" he exclaimed. 81
wants to get back TO Geo'ga soon's
l kin. All / seen over here is rain
and kill-o-metts."
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

needles and songhks huge locomotives anG shells
including
machine ammunition and Army officials
shipping the
valuable
Possibly they Will be sold
France be sold will be destroyed.
From o
Ia
Victory loan
ayBy officers bright steel helmets Pru~
spiked
demand hunters.
shipped by special French
American soldiers
spoil
every o
bu trophies of any
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

chiefly enterprises
the
understanding believe with the oil preliminary
ceeding
they available necessary wider
facilities oil
in system
the board $ cont
"Next question of price
results approaching satisfaction The
and being gathered preparatory reporting III
of American norchan
failure, short"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

II Is probable that among the thou
sands of men in uniform you have seen
on the city streets you have never seen
one wearing this particular uniform
This man belongs To the most eXclu
sive branch of Uncle Sans fighting
forces-he is one of the regular naval
gunnerS who manned the big 14inch
naval guns which helped smash the
German lines On the western front.
There were only 800 nen. all picked
from the regular navy ranks, in this
service. Their uniform is similar to
that Of Il marine except for the in
signals, which are those of the navy.
Many of the 800 have returned To this
country and are now ut the naval bar
racks in Brooklyn, y. Y.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22


language ds quick turn of rasc unusual sentences Ia TT 'Sr
cics sparkling ENGLISH however will not accept e'h'r
the pronunciation
I..aurc the Supi'n cricket
lnr6""lrS in inIi liner"
win he greater market thar The British th'ar
buffet, lounge cadrn'm ana DINER convenience
Eurrc will likely adopt many American dishes There longing Tor
l'r'''
hhan that he r'Siei
is England: it to" salty.
the ndr the world ordinary men III me
precision not 'nah IN
rather AFTER h'
Hitherto Paris has been me
fashions
be articles
in 'Ihe Filh
taught Europeans
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

tnp lnlled SIalcS ny upldull. INV SUP
plies were not inventoried by the
enemy and cannot be turned over 10
the allied pool uRder the armistice
terms.
one hundred men of the salvage
department have completed months
work in checking up these materials.
They have made an inventory of only
six of the warehouses so far, and their
report comprises CO typewriter pages.
In addition. Investigators are ,cOntin-
ugIIv fipdiur now caches The matp-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

Jhnn II. IIhSS'lcf, director OF OPP
erationS for the board, announces that
details of the proposals tentatively
accepted are being worked out prelim-
mary Ia action toward the establish
ment of additional oil bunkering facil-
Ties nj various ports ana cooperation
with the oil producers To assure
steady supply Of fuel.
"Oil fuel is the real solution of the
Mr.. RoSSetor said in outlining the poll
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

CONSTITUTION
Two of
the learned debates United
attempting to
a fifteenth
that the fifteenth
Withdrawing Its the amendment Mr.
0 he afss
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
Preparing a Defense.

who's our new client?"
"A lady who shot and wounded her
husband"
"She isn't very prepOssessing."
"NOpe. | judge We'll have to proceed
on the theory that her husband needed
shooting"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

Vice President Marshall, coihpi!ins
win - Slnud.ug order of the SENATE
hi wear DESIGNATED Senator FREEING
,,,,.,.r Of Sow Jersey 70 read WASH.
,r,,,,r.s farewell address on The ia 0.
r.Irr,rv. The late Senator li"ar u
massachusetts, started this cuSlo"
NOR. than 80 years ago ana IL ia.
n.,r followed over Since. sometimes
ono .crator and sometimes another
ta. L.,n DESIGNATED frcl'n@huyNen .
',,h q. 600! naturcd individual tha'
,.,;,a , number Of his friends took az,
,,,rtoo. of the designation anu J"N..
him, about il. giving him advice as u
hoy. no should read the address, nl'
,rh., kind Of gestures he should maxi
.nd suggesting that he mi@ht 'ake
Gov, ,lorutfcuary lessons If ne "e''
40, oui,c sure Of himself. =,
~ am going 10 TIL Marshall " ~
,...I,a.,,uy.en chat while 1t IS ~
Ia,,n, a great honor h" has 'rh'e's 80
, ~" nm inclined to believe mat ,t 's
'",' ,oc - ,ovinr cup filed with mu"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
Hard to Break Out of This.

One of the oldest of jailS is at Cliff
ton. AriZ.. which lies in an impOrtau'
copper region. This Jail comprises four
large apartments hewn in the side at Il
hill of solid quartz. The entrante -
in a bOxlikp vestibule built of heavy
masonry and the gales have three set
of steel bars.