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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-11-28

State off Wisconsin. County Court,
RusE County:
In re Estate of William C. Shower,
Deceased.
IN PROBATE
1t appearing by the verified petition
of Christine SHOWER, of Ladysmith,
among other things that William G..
Snover. of Ladysmith, III said county,
lately died interstate. leaving estate in
said county upon which it is prayed
administration be granted:
Therefore it is Appointed and Or
dcred. That said petition and matters
therein be heard at the regular term
of said court. appointed to be held at
the. court house in said county. in the
city of Ladysmith. on the 9th day of
on that day, on as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard.
1t is Further Ordered, that the time
within which the creditors of said de
ceased shall present their claims
against such estate for examination
anu I1lo"OiiNN. 't ttiil IVAtbs - gh<ANN
and limited to Four Months. from the
date hereof:
1t is further ordered. That all claims
and demands against said deceased be
received at the Court Rooms of said
court on any day hereafter until the eX-
piration of the said four months and be
examined and adjusted at the regular
Term of said court appointed to be held
at the Court House in said County, in
the city of Iadtsmith on the 9th day of
April 1920, at the opening of court
on that day, or as soon thereafter as the
matter can be heard:
And it is Further Ordered. that no
ticc hereof be given to all persons in
terested. by publication hereof for
three consecutive weeks in the Lady
smith News Budget. Il newspaper pub
lished in said county. the first publica-
ton to be made within fifteen days
from the date hereof.
Dated November 26th. 1919
BY the Court.
d. W. MALONEY. Judge
McGill & Williams.
Attys. for Petitioner.
(First publicatino Nov. rs, 1919 $3.50
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued by
County Clerk Mumroe this week as fol-
lows:
Marvin Gordon. EXeland TO Henri
eta Harris, hurry.
Steve Bergmeier. Fort Madison Ia.
to Rebecca NJ. Clarke. Murry.
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S.
l. i. II. DOoley, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear. that
the foregoing statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
S. III. DOOLEY.
(Notarials Seal Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This 24th day of November, 1919
f. w. Pagel. Notary Public, Rusk
County. Wisconsin.
My commission expires Aug. &c, 1923.
Correct Attest:
c. X. ELLINGSON.
FRANK FOUNTAIN.
Directors.
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LOST

BETWEEN Court House and Elam-
bean mill. Il small package containing
a crochet book and three crocheted ar
ticles. Reward Please leave at the
Ncws-Budget Office. A2O4. 1t*
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(Official Publicati0n)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
State Bank Of Ladysmith

located at Ladysmith. State of Wis
consin. at the close of business on the
18th day Of November. 1910, pursuant
to call by the Commissioner OF Bank
ing
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-11-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE
DITTO DUPLICATING

first class condition. Will M e
saventy-fiye copies from one master
sheet MICHAELSON & HUGHES
COMPANY
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-11-28
(Official Publication
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
RUSK COUNTY BANK

consin. ut the close of business on the
18th day of November. 1919, pursuant
TO call by the Commissioner of Bank.
ing
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Aid Yanks and Help Nation.

Detroit, Nov. 24.-The millions Of
young Americans in uniform served
and influenced by the Young Mems
Christian association during the war
will mold the future of the nation and
"the organization which affords the
best welcome and best aid to these
coming arbiters of national destiny
in peace will not only be serving the
men but will also be serving man
kind" declared Josephus Daniels, Sec
rotary of the Navy, to the Interna-
tional convention of the association
hero.
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RESOURCES

Loans and discounts. .$419534. 80
.OverdraftS ................. 1563.S5
u. S. Bonds and L. s. Certi-
ticateS of Indebtedness 347S0T9
Banking house 6S00O0
Furniture and fixtures. 20500O
Due from approved reserve
banks .......--......,.........-..... 4764O92
Due from other banks. G73S.S0
Checks on other banks and
other cash items 404332
Cash on hand. 9TT591
Checks and drafts in transit 9253
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-11-28

LIABILITIES

State of wisconsin, County of Rusk,
S.
l, F. W. Kasl, Vice President of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
+. w. KASL
(NOtariaE Seal) Vice Pres.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this oath day of November. 1919.
f. G. Thompson, Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb. %. 1923.
Correct Attest:
GLENN III. WILLIAMS,
w. f. O'CONNOR,
Directors.
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(Official Publication
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The
CONRATH STATE BANK

located at Conrath, State of Wisconsin,
at the close of business on the 18th day
Of November, 1919
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Get Savings Bank for the children.
$1.OO starts an account. 40 interest
STATE BANK OF LADYSMITH.
'The Peoples Bank"
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IN OUR TOWN

There is a man in town and he is very wise,
He hunts all the u S. bonds and when he finds he buy
Some bonds he buys at "a and some at So.
He pays the cash and begs for at size he kicks
This of wisdom has box, of irOn with key to match
He puts the bonds into this box and lets the dollars hatch
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-11-28

bonds right the
And spend the which to rest their feet
and and buy much gasoline.
nd the manw thought
hunt
fund at eight
Independence Examn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
Maine AEicuE
tnral Fairs 1919

1hs tnl1rwing INT 10 nxr@ fr sxra-
ellturL 1Eirs IN Maine fur TIM saRsnr
cf 1szs fa= bssn isHusa by the Depars.
msnr Of AEriruifzsre:
Mzzns sfa1s Agricultural, lewiston
Sdpr ID. 10. r. H. L.
InnrAa name Far Company. WRzHs~
vflle. Sent 5 q, H. L. u
name e, SIZE Pamnlugirai. Bangor. Nov.
Msine Sfzie Poultry Assn. Furrizna
D1c. D. 70, - 7.
AndEnscnEEn County. Lkeermurs Fal,a
Grszne Town FAIR Association. Grssne
Lesfs. Leeus cenrer, Oct.
Snnn Maine Fair AasociEriun
F1s1ne Isle. sept q. 4. 3. g.
gsu,, Issncestsr and panEiiie, rpp.I
Ffeepnir Pnult-v Association. Freeuurt
f5 g County, Farming-un, Sept. q
Worth FRANKLIN. Phillips. ser1. rs, T. Is
Eflen. Eden, sept ~ u
Ellsworth -
Cochnswagan AGRICULTURAL soc'y. Mnn-
mouth. Sept "a
noi'tn Anux- Culpn. sept -. - =
AsnneDeE County Fair Rsadtieid sept
30. Oct. J. -
Lincoln CDuuIy. Dama-iErprra, Sept. no
Oct. !, y
Brlsrul, Bristol. sept. =, a. =.
Oxford County South Paris. sept 9
10. L
West oxfurd. Frssburg, Sept. 70. oct
/ :.
AnfirnscuEgln Valley, Canton. sept. .
North 0xfnrd. Anduver. Sept. E-1R
Western Name Poultry Assn, NORWAY
Jan. 8, :. S. A2D-
West Penobscot. Exeter sept 16. = Is
North Psnonsrnl, Springfield. Sept. Q
10, L.
orringrDn- orringtun. Sept. 9, TO-
Snlun, Scion.
Bangor Poultry Association, Bangor.
Dee Ia TO y.
Fisca1aquls County, Fuxcruft
sHgadAhoc County, TupshAm. OCT. -
La. is.
R.cnmund Farmers 0ub. Rirnmpzd
Sept. 20
Fur sa1s cg GUN, Far Association. 7ir-s-
Somerset County, Ansnn. Sept e q
East Somerset. EartiRnd, sept g. q. 5
Somerset Central. SkUwnegan, Sept 10
Embden. Embden. sept. Ii.
Aar1nung Grange Far, Assn, harmony
Waldo ann PenohKcpt Monroe, Sept. Ii
Il Ik
Cnlry Park Assassination, Unitv, Sept
tranquility Grange Agr.. Azsn. L.ncaln.
vile. OCT. =
West Washington. Cher-vae4o. sept
-. q.
MacniRs Valley, Macnlas Sept. g. 10. Z.
York Cnunry Poultry Association. San.
rurd.
shapieiEh anu Act,,n. ACTON Oct. I, 3. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
PIRATES BEST
CUBS IN 10 INNINGS

Fltcsn urgn- sept -PfCtsburEn
won from Chicago to-day, ID 8, in
ten innings. Adams held the visit
ors runless until the 9th. when with
rcio out. 3 singles and a triple scored
three runs. The locals scored a run
IN Inc -nIrd inning On CarTys dOu-
bic anu pRsssd ball. In the ninth
Enllucher threw wild 10 first On
Tsr-~s -olla- winch opened the way
for ally that tied the score on
three hits and The error. Cooper re-
hsved Adams and although Chica-
60 FLIED The bases in the tenth they
wer'e -erared without scoring In Inc
LAST naE of rher tenth Whir1ed trip
LED over Robertson s head ann scnr-
ed me winning run On the squesze-
play as Barbara hunted toward third
base. Score:
Chicago
pDeee eops e-s-12-1
7irrsburg
pn1D 0 0 q . 1-4-IB-R
Martin Bailey, Hendrix and DAILY;
Auans. Cooper and Schmidt. Lee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
The Augusta Roekiann Game

The Rockiand Courier -Caazer1e mas
the following about the haEtilall
game on Labor Day AT ORkiand park
between The State House and Rock
land mines:
The afternoon ball game herv'=ar
Rockland and the -AuEusro AIl-sla,s
WIS a hummer. LnR final E-n1-e beng
> To n Rockland's faSor The first
score came IN The 7Lh inning. whtn
Lamb was given base On balls,
made a saisndi1 slice Id SECOND, AND
scored ON Alperinls liner ID ce',ter-
field Sorrrel's double drove IN Ken
ney with the only other score. IN me
S1h inning. CoIrreIl and McGouldrlck
both pitched fine game and me
fnrmer got out Of a r1Enf hoie in the
9th with the bases full. The work
Of Rnakes anG ViolsrIe a1 FIRST base
and the one-hand catch Of DRyls
lined up thus:
Rockland-Asrnsr SIS Mcdonald
81. Loura.ne r.. Corr-ell D. Oner 2h.
Lamb Ct, Thornton Il. Alper1n z,
Boxes n.
AuEusta-Taber 3b, Ryan 9. Ma
snail f. Tiolette n. McGouldrack ,
Folsom Il. Pierce cf, Davis :h, Graz
S.
Rockland made seven hits and An
gusLa five. NeIIher side made ar
error Austin Richardson unpire.i
The net procasds we,a gwen 70
WINSTON EoIbrook Post American
Legion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
RAIN CAN'T STOP
CANTON RACES

Cautun. Ne, Sept. +-AnuroscpEE1n
Valley Fair suffered IN ar1sncance
wean-sdsv on ACCOUNT Of rain. Elk
hibIrs in hail and cattle sheds are ex-
cellent. In a baseball game Dixneic
bear Rurnford. To l. The harness
racing summary follows
IN Class Purse S1Oe-Won by
Virginia Echo, nE, by Ecne Toon
tStanwouco Coche1o Grave nE,
Nelson. secnnd Best time. 2-25 L.
Free-1or-au. Purse s125-Non by
Ear Jr.. Is. by The Earl Orchards ;
Star. BIZ. fThiboneau3 second Roval
Hal. Big, (Jordan9 third Best time,
Els IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

rgvsr-5zt- Mira NJ P Duyle: I'd. Mrs.
Maurice Ena,k- EaEsf ruwel. tanning
-lsr. Mrs.. David Gwen. Fancy -pw-
sl-lst. Mrs. Mzur1re Yurk; I'd. Mrx.
z. h Andrews, Auguara- PIIlzew a1ips
List. Mass Grace Conaksnn. CnspEr,s
M1liA Ps1irw siips-zat, Mxx. M. z
Dryle. Dux. pilirw aitps-1st. Mrs.
F1nsHie Turner. W3ndnurriile. Cum
mir1ses: Mrs. c. r. Dunneli. Mrs Ed
wind Bullock, Mrs. A " Dunxiass.
Mrs. B. o. MoDdy, Mrs. Alice VIII
kins. Mrs. Annie Lynn.
Gir.is' wurk- pisce crncneted Iace-
lsr. Gladys NJ Gordon. Pirs1an- Sofa
pillow. embruidered-ls1 and I'd, Miss
Marion Griffin. WinnsnTiIle. Fancy
lU1ef-is1. Leila f. Eli6dEn- Commit
1ee-Mrx e. E. Libny.
Rnga. Hearth rug, nrained-1st.
Aa ]. q. French, windsurvtiie; md.
Mra. Addae Turcrrt. Weeks Mills.
Fancy rugast al End, Mrs. L A.
Hnwe- Augusta Cummtrrse-Mrz. M.
p. poyie and Mrs Alfred Griffin.
ouiifE, knitting and sewing. Plain
sewing by iady 70 yeArs Of age or
ousr-ast, Mrs. Fannie 3. Nourhey,
Conpsr's Mills, End, Mrs. Nellie F.
Johnson, WindsorviIle COMMITTEES
Mrs. M. z. Doyle, Mrs. Il. ]. Merrill
ann Mrs. E. E. Libby,
FlAnE and nowers. Display cut
figwsrr-lst- Mrs. Ha--ier Greelev,
winisurviils. Committee: Mrs. Libby
and Mrs. 3. Merrill
Dairy prodrcrs. Burrer three
! pounds or over in print-sr. Mrs.
: Wadswor-h Lewis Gardiner. 2 p
/ .. 10. BuTTer. three pounds ,r over
made by grri under Is yearE of age
/ Isl. Grace Cooper, Cooper Mills
! Communicates. Libby and Mrs. 3,
/ Merrill.
/ Canned fruits and vegetables DIS.
play fruits, vegetables, preserves. jel-
lies and pickles-lst, Mrs. 3. G. EuE-
sey, Winusurvllle Preserves, NOT less
/ than SIX varle1ies-ls1 Mrs L. A
/ Latin. WindsorviIle; 2nu. Mrs wads-
/ worth Lewis. Gardiner. R 10. Dis
play 1eilies. NOT less than SIX varie-
( ues-ls1 Mrs K a. Latin. Windsor.
/ vile; IND. Mrs. Wadswm-h Lewis
/ Gardiner. T. 10 Cummirree-Mrs z
Il. Libby and Mrs M ?. Duyle.
/ Bread and cake White hread-ls1
Mrs Nadsworth Lewis. Loaf fancy
/ cahe-lsz, Mrs. Wadswnrth Lewis
( Gardner. Corn mullins maze by Ell.
under IL wears IF age-lsr, Irez Rurt
/ Sprnul, WincsurviIle Cumrnirrs.e-
1 Mrs. z. + Libby and Mrs Beus
] Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

The 36-mile oil pipes linking he
Clyde and the Forth. one OF the en-
gineering works with which the WAY
has endowed Britain. is proportiDn-
ate II length ID IT'S island horne. Con-
tinents hHve OIL pipes of a length
winch completely dwarf the VERY re-
spectacle dimensions Of the i-lyde-to-
Forth achievement. Arneris-a has a
petroleum pipe extending flxun Texas
and California, across the Isfhmus q;
Panama. dating, of course. from BE-
fure the opening of the canal. Asia
claims the longest oil pipe in tht
world. or al any rate one of tina long
est N ri1at conduit which rune be-
twsen Baku and Ba1rum, a distance
of Esd miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Many Of the animals of the Ju-as-
sic period were Of great size In me
chalk formations which remain from
these times fossils are common. Eos
sils are the preserved remains. IN
pressions Or traces Of animals or
plants Of pHsf ages. They tell won
aerfnl things about the histurv 81 the
earth 10 scientists who know now 70
interpret their meaning. Sometimes
fossils Occur IN vast numbers. crowd
I'D together in the rock And in
deed the chalk itself is made NJ. or
was originally composed Of, the re-
mains If minute organisms INV
smells ann spicules tneedle- LIKE bod
ies} that can be seen only under the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Miss Ruth Marie Stokes is 10 reach
expression a. Maine Cenlrai a.isLa-
rute tins year. Miss Stokes is the
daughter of a missionary To India.
She WIS educated IN The Calcutrn,
India high school and then was
graduated with hnnors tr-1m Emerson
college If Oraiory n June, 1913. Miss
Stokes viii take the place made va
cant by the resignation of Miss Ed
ma M. Fisher, who goes To The high
school al Bloomsbury, Pa, rs assist
ant principal
M c L begins Sept H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

St LOUIE Sept 4.-Duve Dsvnfs-
port pitcher Of me 81. LOUIS Amer
leans. was suspended reste-dR~ .1r
The seHson and fined 500 by Man
aEer Jimmy Burke after an alteIcR-
1un IN the clubhouse with Burke and
Business Manager Bob Quinn. Pc
lice were called and elected DHven-
port. THE trouble star-at whec b.
resented Icing reprin2nued by
Burke Davenport who mas he"n
with the Browns since 1916. an
nounced he would retire fr-1n pr,i*e.s-
giunal bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

GIANTS TAKE FIRST
OF ROBIN SERIES

New fork. sept. -Hrnokiyn
defense collapsed N the eighth inn
lng mere today anc me Chants won
the first game OF the series. 70 l.
ID 70 the eighth inning only TWO men
had -aHcfed base On Mamaux- when
New York changed It's tactics ana
starred bunting Infleld singles from
F-iscn. Chase and Fletcher. wild
thruws br Miller and klidun and
TWO bases on balls enabled the Giants
70 scura Eve runs. Boston held the
Brunklvns 10 five scattered hits and
the only BROOKLYN run came II On an
er~ur
BROOKLYN ....--. 10000 ! ee-a-o-2
Nav v1r1x Non0eee x-5--6-i
Marnaux and Miller Benton and
Snyder, Gonzales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
PITTSFTELD'S
Gel EBRATED

Pir-EfiRin celebrated lis 1nDth aHn1-
versRry in a most fitting manner On
THURSDAY one of the largest crowds
the town has ever han here being
present To witness the event Fun
aredE Of former residents Of the
town were here IN renew old &C
uuaInrances and g-es- old friends.
The people If nsz-sv towns were
here in large numbers and auto par
ties came from all over Ina. state.
The iuwn is N holiday attire be
ing decorated In a very handsome
and appropriate manner. Practically
all Of the stores On Main street are
decorated with haEs and bunting ana
many Of the residences are beHuti-
fully decorated. Along the ire IF
march large American fnEs were fly
ing from both sides Of the street
making a most pleasing appearance.
The big event Of the forenoon was
the hig historical. Industrial ana pa
triptic parade and the floats IF seV-
s-si If the business houses and So
cieries and decorated automobiles
The parade started IL about Il
o'ciuck from the M c / campus and
the route WAS from the institute
down Main street TO wapenley ave-
nue., Navsrley avenue 10 Ea-Tland
avenue. Eartland avenue 10 Park
street. Park street 10 Main street
Main street To the Public library,
where the dedication of the Memoir
al tablet to our soldiers If the World
War wers held.
The program was as follows: Pre-
sentatiun by Stanley r Oldham; IN
yelling Of tablet by Geraldine Car
gill. acceptance OF tablet ny the To-
cal ranking officer 1sf Lieut. Charles
E Hartford, prayer by Rev f M
Ford; presentation Of flag To OTIS NJ.
vining Post Of the American Legion.
ny Capt William l. ross. veteran Of
s. Knowltnn. Post commander; com
muniry singing. led hy the band.
The Star Spzngled Banner The
blg parade and it's divisions were
made I'D as follows: Advance aid.
Neal D. Stanley; chief marshal, L.
c. Taft: Daniel r. Ge1cneIl, Geurxe
Parsnns. aios; division A, suldiers
and sailors, G. A r.. Waman's BELIEF
Corps. Sons Of Veterans. girls with
flags. fremen. bny SCOUTS 1c girls rep
reserr1ng the IL original states
school children.
Division 3. Marshal. Capt william
L Ross: aifi. John Garlary; Pirrs1iel,
hand, ~ boy cadets, rwo boys witt
banners as heralas fur historical
floats Indian float. Methodist socserx
Log Cabin. St. Agnes Catholic spcie
"; old stage coach, DIR. Porter a. oil
fashioned doctor WogIen Mil peripf
Baptist society. aeroplane. Tni-
rersalisf society: d A r. flunf. Re
Cross. Knights Of Pyfhias.
Division c, Charles A Steven.
marshal. Harnld weHiner, aifi. Madi
SON Boys hand. 70 Fed Men Inuun1sd
Textile Workers finz1- RebekAh huza
Asa A Craig finzt. Gznse nuaf. Ro.
wrarht suas. Fursssers nozr- r. n
F,utrn.n,w. f,ust. C. e. Tyisr fiuar. n
C. / 1nnx-
sa,na. sterzang EArbnI. AID Scsf ~
60 hmnd, McGi1pekNznnEz1z
- .Anssrscan WM1nm @. 1nzt.
E1xxne1d Eaxirnal Hnnk nnzt. wo-
mnass Auxdliary 1uax = G. Lxncey
fsuax. n. wharsng q sons' fnat, Grefl
q wallner nnzt
Dfrasiun r. Waller. Marshal Dex-
tar hand. Firxzfe4a Tuesday ciuh,
Hnme Ecnuumics duh. " C. T. L.
Z. Il. Goodwin dust. T. H. Nur1es
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
While Csrvantes has b.+n

While Cervantes has bisen some
times caller the Shakespeare Of
SpH1n," there Is nothing n ms work
winch would actually enrlt1e him 70
be SO considered. Els plays. which
were said 70 have been r-it1an n
captivity, are lust. and while belong
10 him long line OF drainas NOS,
Of them have persisted even 70
their titles. The two surviving plays.
I'll Tra1o DE A-gel." and La NJ
mancia." show the best anG worst
of Cervanfes as a dramatisf- Though
RECEIVED with enthusiasm Don
Qulxore" brought no pecuniary 70
ward TO its author. and II mas only
been recent date thai a Statue IF
The great author was erected n
Spain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

PhilRdHfphia. Pa. Sept. 4-Fh1zR-
delphia and Wazizingten brnlzs even
ON tndzv's durhie-haAdzr and In tina
1uur-E1me seRiEs. Waiter Jukunun
head rhe inrals tn fur h1<x and wsun
the drrt game . ID . while NsTlnr
neia the vlszaarg safe m all bur 0ne
inning OF the second EHme, and the
Athletics hammered Harper IN the
cinsinEs for s-s Victory. linn. pnr-
chased trurn wacn. Of the Texas
LaREue made ms debut with the
AInietics n the first game He
pitched effectively Al times, but couid
nor ieid bun1s and YVES inconsistent
trouble On this account. Score:
First game:
waah'tun 5000 s1n Is ID 0
Fhiia. 1000 0 0 0 = e-2 0
Johnson and LEnsw; linn anG
Perkins
Second game.
Waspt TON eseB o 0 0 e-S : !
Phiia- 2e10 0 ! . &c Is >
Harper and Charity; Mayilor and
McAvoy.
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TIGERS BLANK
THE BROWNS. 20

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 4.-Leunard
WIS IuwInribie al critical moments To-
day, while DeIroit made TWO OF rs
four hits count. and took advantage
OF passes issued by Mapei 10 scure
two runs, winning to 0. -Four Of
the visitors hits ware Infield rollers
that ware beaten by fast running,
Score:
St Louis 90 60 900 Tt ;
DETROIT o @ 0 o. 0 Z. :
MHpei and SeverEad; Leenarn ana
AinEfnitn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Wow that rne Times of Lgndun has
Indicated the danger, other observers
VIII 5utn IN apprehension lest the
constant presence or the camera viii
make grnAz men self -conscious NJ his
tor1r moments II IL is hard enough
tur o Man ID De perfacrfr natural
isnd quite himszK when his picture il
belng tnlE1n fDr hts friends ana nis
1nnnzlE wi1zz mnst II be 70 inDw rs,.s
has HictM1 u hn1nw tn1sen 1nr I'm
ru11lc. - Dmdnn N1x11e N ID IN
mux1nn - f1snx E1rznnznsay 1ur the
gr1nx mnn-&nH pcrhErs this IN HI
inst sxvM hmm fx1zn visible seif-cnn-
sEiguna1nU-fnH ph0rngrzphEr ffDes
mt ys6 shout 'I0uk PLEASANT
pinn1ss" fzzDugh q maUaphnne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Making pa-abniic mirrors by cneni-
cal deposition ON a glass rnuld is de-
scr1bed rs one Of the war-quickenec
processes. A layer Of silver was de-
posted chemically ON a highly pni-
ished glass mirror, and was rnlck-
ened eiscrrnlytlEaIly, after winch n
WIS given a sixteenth inch plating uf
copper and a suitable backing of
Strengthening material. Difference
n expansion ON heating gave a rsadv
means of 1posenihg the meta f-or
the glass. The silver surface was
given a waterproof and hearprouf
Coating of lacquer, and WIS ready for
Use in much less time than would
nave been required for grinding ana
polishing glass mirror.