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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist
church which WAS 20 have been held
Tuesday afternoon Will he postponed
TO Wednesday afternoon in the YES
rr-N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

i. and Mya a H Benolt of Port
md ar~,''ed :Junday 20 become guests
OBJ. IL. ana .Airs Z. a. Leighton, Lin
-..u a.onu T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
John A. Emery of somerviiie. Nc

john y. Emer, died IN this cir al
/. ~ Sunuay morning. The remains
were taken TO his late home IN Soraur
vilic. Milne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

ArneIle St. Pierre. vi no lives near
the Outlet. had tht good fortune 10
SECURE three racoors IN that vicinity
last week while Out cunning for
came
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Headquarters have been notified of
the death of John Keller, member
Of this Branch. on November 6. He
was born IN Syracuse, n. Y, Is years
ago. He enlisted in Co Z, 10 N 7.
Inf. Aug. 10, 1862 and was Gis-
charged June %. 1865. He was ad
nitted TO this Home from Syracuse.
July 5. 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

MIR, and Mrs. Oscar Smith are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth
OF i son which arrived Saturday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

hrs church :-J'here will be d
eT.r!a. se~"lce IN .Ahmistice Day at 10
loca III ado css viii be given by
1 = Dowx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

MSS Alice ) aIaxcy has returned
-earn IuraGur and Newfoundland.
,.rerr ~ nas been as nurse al some
Dr.. Grenfe..s hospitals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Regular meeting Of John 3. Hub
bard Relief Corp in H. r A hall
Monday afternoon Nov. 10 al usual
hour 4 good attendance IS desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

s.geee Elizabeth and Georgie Nc
9; ..ct. 90. f4aliowell We're calling on
- ma u! y est Gardiner. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

..., J.. W Plant was in Auburn,
aa.ar Vr rc ne spoke IN the evening
,e .,lr Ea lun-wide campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Miss Marjorie Livingston Of Bos-
ton is visiting her father. Rev. ". f.
Livingston al rhe Ealioweu house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

I'm ~ age # Randolph pass
.M. A-eg d. with friends IL Port
-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

se Official board Of the Highland
ynue Methodist Episcopal church
mlp, TINS evening III the parson-
III
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

s. lor!s Martin uf Augusta. pass
Oh NJ Weekend with her grandfather,
=, L.aIten West Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Augusta 5 good name as city al
wars tn he among those 10 give gen
eroIsiv to u good canse hangs III the
balance TO-DAY.
The Thirds Red Cross roll call
closes tonight ana if i; CLOSES with
out being successful III raising Sl0.o"u
for local relief WnrN. II viii he .Au-
-usta s FIRST campaIrn failure. Neur-
~ half that sum remains to Dc I'd Ised
tudav
There is much food for careful re
fectiun IL the message that james
jackson, manager of the New Ing
land Division o1 the Red GrosI. mas
sent to Augusta.
THE attitnde OF some propie to-
ward thc American Red Cross is one
ot doubt as TO whether II should con
tinuc it's work abroad." he says. Y es-
terday ! received q report from the
Red Cross Medical commission TO Po-
land. depicting conditions II tnal
country almost beyond belief. The
tvphus epidemic is sweeping through
all Poland and unless aid he gwen
immediately and III comprehensive
manner. the disease Will wipe out
large portion of the population.
Moreover. not only Poland. but all OF
Eastern Europe is struggling with
epindemic conditions that menace the
rest of the world.
There is grave danger that these
cpidemics unless promptly checked.
will spread 10 this country III the
same way that infiuenza did. This IS
SO in mcst dlseases-for instance the
agricultural diseases that have been
injuring our food crops in New Eng
land in recent years are all Of foreign
origin.
THE support given TO the Ameri-
can Red Cross by its members III
New England will be the measure OF
the work il can do to protect our own
homes i'll combating epidemic diseases
at their source, not only III Poland
bur in all other countries where they
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

IL .nu Mrs. W :. LINES, Brunswick
aseuu.. passed Sunc;S' with relatives
II Dovcr X i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Mrs. Lucy Nelson of Newport IS
visiting her brother, Seth Aidrich.
Academy street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
A Quinine thnt Does not Affect Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effec,.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUTNINE Tab
le;sl can be taken by anyone without
causlng nervousness or ringing IN tne
head. There is only one ''Brumo Quin
inc" Z. " GROVES Signature on the
Dpx &c -Ady
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Men Breaking Down

Here al home the number OF men
discharged from the army who are
breaking down physically. since
their return. as the result OF Their
terrible experiences overseas. is
enormously on the increase and the
responsibilities given 10 the Red
Cross in restoring them 10 health and
normal ability TO support themselves
mas been increasing. Home service
sections must receive the hearty sup-
port OF the people for whom these
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Heald passed
the weekend at their farm in smith
field
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Ben amin Fox. who has been employ
cd III Gardiner for the past eight
months. left Sunday for Haverhill,
Mass. where he is to be employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The Ladies' AID OF the Jniversa-
list church viii meet in the vcstry
Tuesday afternoon Tor work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

.~.e. Nul1lan fTd Arthur Scott.
..f. II Bates -0iege passed the
!, ...ao a. thel~ nome in this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

/ John II. Barnard. q student at the
| Of NJ, who has been passing the
Weekend al his homo here, returned
sunday to Oronc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
LOCAL NOTICE

The N-hitrhouse LaundrT viii re-
open Monday c-ov. no. Team win
call As usl;;iI. Tel 301-W. nOv8d":
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

.nd Mrs. \. II Trafton PASSED
s,..... Va i;alh he guest of = lends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Il is now stated by the management
OF the Gardiner High football team that
game will be rlayed in Augusta, with
Cony, on Tuesday. Arm.stice day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Mrs. David Lawrence returned
Moniiav from u visit with relatives
and friends in Massachusetts
The Halloween entertainment and
box social held al North Pittston
schoolhouse Monday evening was a
decided success in every way- The
parts were we'll learned and well
taken. The program consisted OF
recitatlons tabieaux, songs and
marches Miss Marson as te2cncr
deserves the words of praise which
were freely given her The proceeds
Of the evening which We're $18.95 will
he used to buy pictures, etc, for the
scnno ROOM.
EAST-Mr anu Mrs. Frederic Ener-
son Of Erookiino are al their home here
for shot me
Miss Jennie Z charGs pass d tho
weekend with friends IN Wes. Gardi
Her.
Alden knight ~ Portland wal re-
cent caller IN. town.
Fred Kealv has gone 10 Lynn on !
III iness trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

l;uc- D. ew passed <ac we k
-a ~c.a -vcs III Wate 8. lie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The Pythian Sisters Aid VII mee;
with Mrs. Pearl Black. Washington
avenue. on Tuesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

7n.sace Dance, 9. A. T hall.
i"sass-, Nov Il. Music by Mona
.''.'-I orchestra. Ladies 10c.
nov 0d2t .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
FROM HALLOWELL
Teiepnone 663- x

Carroll Narney OF Bath. WAS visi-
tor IN the city SUNDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

M-s. Lvcivn c. sh-tes aav. for
si-5r 70 rE. ttl--alN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Edward G Andrews. late Co. c. .
Me. Cav. Alexander Becker. late Co.
G. ) L. :. Inf. and Joseph T. Thorne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Plans Complete

The eX-ser1 CT men ana citizens
Of Augusta are going 10 have d real
Armlstlcc day celebration. Plans are
maturing Tor Il monster parade. II
heing estimated there will be nearly
@0e0 people ii line, with floats. bur-
lesques on army life and a myriad NJ
novelties. The e..-Service men will be
II the first section Of the parade, over
400 81, ong, marching IN uniform. Lo-
cal organizations, narchants and
maufs cturers are working with the
bows To make tins day complete
success. Cony and Gardiner high viii
clash in a football game at 80
O'Clock in ne afternoon on the Reue
Williams field and from the interest
taken II the contest by the fans in
the twC cities d record breaking
crowd Will atatend Dennis band will
furnish music throughout the game.
and the cheer leaders viii Keep the
cheering sections busy, "a me eve
nlng a grand military bail Will be
held in City hall, The proceeds going
tC the Red Cross. Preceding the bah
there viii he a concer- and vaudeville
from the Keith circuit
Cony VS.. Gardner
Fans ere locking forward 10 Tues
cav afternoon when Conv high ana
Gardiner high football teams will
meet Oh -he Reuel Williams field.
The game Will be called at 80 = NJ.
and 3 monster crowd will be in al
tendance
Coach Adam Of the down river
football aggregation pboned Coach
Th"moson Saturday evening telling
f!m The 0r;snG" and Glack were
eadv % meet Conv
The teams are apr arently of about
The SINE weight so tns game will de-
l'end on speed SCIENCE and doubtless
some truck piavs will mike Then sap-
p1arance
ConE won from Edward L.irtl.
high Saturday afternoon by q score
o. + 10 o. while Gardiner High mel The
same team 4 short time ago and were
defeated 20 @. However. whe,
Cony and Gardiner meet. both outfits
piuT as they do not PLAY a, ann other
llme during me season. each team
tgnt-ng hard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
LOCAL NOTICE

n'st.ce eance. 1.ihrary mali, Gar
d Pew. nc sd, evening, Nov. Il. Eight
b Y -"7"s,-a Rov9d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The many friends OF +. y. Morrill,
will be grieved TO hear of his death
which occurred at / A. NJ, Nov. q.
Sunday morning he suffered severe
shock rom which he never rallied.
Funeral services were held from the
late home al L. N. McGUgin' sun
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

9l'- barrel. hand picked No. Is
"- ~ bellt1owcrs. Spies. Baidwins.
-anur barrel Mrs. \. H Traften.
-@. l.Ae' E"!. l0lM. novd1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Cider Apples

|H 'oan CIDER apples a. Halioweii.
"7'1c Cent-al Station, Monday and
"cE-ay, Mov 10-51; at Gardner,
leI., Wed. and Thurs. Nov. II, II.
a7a 3icnronc, Thurs. FRI. and
a.. No, -. "a. IS. VIII pay high
a5- market pr,cca. Bring them all in
:h's will be you last chance be-
To-e the freeze. @iil buy grated
~a':. Ba dwins, Greetings. 5eilfiow-
Sniea. e.1.. and will furnish bar
-'s % PACK .hem IN. All small ote
= barrels or 90 must be delivered
Z. -zore. will aort and grade them and
f7 7ccordlnu - quality. We have
-~aa'ng machine and want take
.r.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

I.t," T"aeuo:s returned Sunday
70. N,. orh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

nov10d2t'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07

fguf ana his average ~ earned runs
allDN"h per ulur inning ynins was zgt
LAKE most l"f handlers Koss's control
E not ~ lho best. Tor In was charged
WITH flvo VIII pitches IN tho Interna .
ionhl lehgu" However. control may be
thlh"i hy constant pfHctic" hnd No.
tfhS VIII see 10 n that he has all the
practice necessary 10 tectly that fault
pitcher ed PWWsr has bsso
disehsfosd from the army and 10
ready TO Join the Dodgers
which means tina, the Dodosn vii
look familiar In isis
Tho result ~ the recent Willie
lsichle Kenny LEONARD bout on th. faf
coast has brought about - ifrm~ndOtfr
demand lot - return match betX.en the
men Promoter 'OnfOm has Offered
Leonard big InduoDmont 10 take on
thl7 COnqu"fOr once more LEONARD de-
rlnf"s ihHi nothing would pieass him
"e,ier Than chance 10 even the score
with Richis but he wants bout of
longer Duration than four rounds
Hitchle appears 20 b" equally willing 20
sign f0r longer distance. 80 rs. PROT.
able that he men viii wait until one
oi The eastern promoters offers ~ pufs.
for the match
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
Give Us Food" Is
Plea from Germany

BERLIN. Wednesday, March $
The present unrest, terror and crime
arc diseases OF the social body which
II is unable TO resist because il has
become weakened through priyatior
and loss OF blood says the North
German Gazette. The German peopi,
can recupera,e ooly when i, receive,
raw products tina, will permit il ,c
work. and food in order that il may
live.
Our enemies arc denying us both
Their attitude is the real cause OF the
present crisis and the present preya.
lent criminal activity. In view OF
these events they should realize il i,
contrary to the International law OF
humanity to permit fallen foe to lie
helpless on the ground They should
not overlook the fact THAI successive
weakening Of Germany also reduces
its resisting powers against bolshev~
ism and that il is a dangerous thing
to he neighbor to house in which
the plague is raging"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
What's Doing In World of Sports
ESp&RIS SN!sA4NPSAE!N{STlS

Tho first two months of ths year
s'w several blg baseball deals pulled of
10 mWt fans these deals are stlii easy
4" recall because Of the activities along
ms In' ~ fnf ~ 1919 the dope on
Whhl d'1b wefo contaminated ~ jan.
uhiy ana February Of last year may
h' interesting Anyhow. here goes
Jsn, t-Ths Brsvss traded
p'thef 1ylsf 10 the Cubs for Larry
Doyle. Catcher Wilson and 81, s,oo6
Jan s-prsvss Usdsd Lsrry
Ooyle ARD Pitcher Jess Barnes 20
olsnu for Buck tsrfoo.
Jan. o-Bfootlyn turned ov,,
cutshs" and Casey stsposI 10
plr't.s for Al mamsvs, Grimes
Jan. ,o.--Ped sos obtained Nc.
lnnls from Athletic, In ssehano,
for Larry Gardner. Clarence WsiI.
~ Csoy and another player vn.
jan u-vans... sen, s,oe..
cuIlop. Nslse,, oeac,o .,a w.,
maker ana poetstbooL fuU o,
ana Pratt.
f.b' Bred sOs ob,slr Johnny
This lst Includes only N. d.aIs af.
i',,lhg only major league clubs
''iI} phNiF, connie MackH aide fDf
)rrIH ana 't.nhnager ~ m. Cleveland
hh. announced his retirement. and ~
hhifo" Was mad" manager of the Hri
son before March
WIN ue"kcrptlOn ~ Jo.ss Winter
zone ~ the rOoki" pitchers whom tho
hhhls VIII take 20 Gainsyille This wear
l'ok better than sidney Ro.s, tho sogth !.
paw who came 10 the Giant club vl,h
fddi" Scking from San Antonio las,
"hson. writes AL eastern scrlie Ross
- y years old. powerfully built .ud
showed John McDrav enough stuff dur
ing Ms short shy with the club 10 war.
t'ht the bell'f that he viii make good
10 IN" big show with proper hsndlIns
N"'ordB Of the Texas league FOR 1915
hfc not available for IN. reason ihnt IN.
Lone Star outflt did not last very Iony
~ the face Of Rdyors. condl,lons
brought about by the waf. 40 thar no
definite line on what he did Joy m
mere may IL gained. hut IN. Int.rnn
il"hhl league records show that h. dld
guUt" well In Newark. 10 which clnb
%" was sent by Mciraw toward IN.
end of fhe season. He took part IN m
teen yhmes with Newark, Of which n,
lc credited With winning ten and losing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
CARPENTER MAY
OPPOSE DEMPSEY
Beat Willard, Then Tackle
FrenCbman, Jacks Program

OlIy Universal SorylccJ
CHICAGO March 7 Regardless NJ
whrthcr less willard will BE- In condi
diilpn by July 10 meet Jack Dempsey
b. lntt'r intends 10 stngr n bout IN
'h" United States with Georges car.
pointer Dcmp-rys manager. Jack
keafns, stated In n letter received by
u chicago friend yesterday that the
Carpenter match may be- scheduled for
Labor day probably ~ tho same place
whcr" Jess Il expected to meet his va.
terlOu.
Carpenter viii be brought over hefc,
despite all stories 10 the contrary" ,"
kohfnS stated IN his letter = have
first hand information tho Ffcnchmhn
II coming aud Dcmpsry viii he his llfrt
opponent"
kehrnr prctcutlour scheme shows 10
what extent confidence has taken hold
~ the Dempsey camp. That DompscJ
IN letting no grass grow under his feet
ynH Indicated hy word from Mad son.
MS, that King BRADY athletic
trainer NJ tho University ~ Wisconsin.
has resigned 10 become trainer 10 the
challenger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
THEATER BILLS

Empress 'heattr. - to 10 IS .
M Mae Marsh IN The Racing
strain" comedy
Majestic ihealcr ~ a. m 10 ~ IS
p. m.--Wlllilm Desmond in "Liie's
Funny PfoposliIou," Z" comedy.
Strand ,heatcf 10 q N 10 II ~
a M, ] p m. VI. 1. s 70. 8sU
and 10 p William Russell in
When a Man Ride, Alone com
'dy
New Folly ihcltet. 10 IS a. N.
10 IS f. ~ Ethel CLAYTON IN
Maggie Pepper comedy
Dfeamland Giea,er . a m. to -
y. IN annette kcllefman in
Queen of the Sea !" Roscoe Ar.
buckle in Fatty Dniufbs the
Peace" serial, comedy
Liberty iheaier, pictures. 10.
", 6l5, $780, vaudeville. NJ
7.jD. $50.
Lyric thea,er ! " 10 10 IS =. m.
Pictures. vaudeville
Palace thcatrr, 2.l5 ~ II " p.
NJ The Jonteel Girls IN musical
comedy
Stock Company
Ovofholser theatet-Saniofd's
American Players ~ Woman
Against Woman" Matinee, We'd.
ne'day. Saturday and Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
PAGE PASSENGER
PLANES SUCCESS

uondon Tunes cspi.. Copyright 1919, by
The Public Ledger Company
LONDON, March o,--Mr. Handley
age. the airplane builder. has on ex-
hlbltion the iusilage OF an ordinary
two engine machine formerly used as
a bomber over the Rhine. II has a
well appointed passenger salon ex-
tending the full width and about one
third Of the length. The fusilage is
six fee, and a half high and has arm
chairs for seventeen passengers, all
facing forward. beside windows with
gangway between the seats. There
a.; lamps and mirrors. This plane is
only half the sire OF the giant Hand
ley Pages but II makes over one hun.
dred miles an hour with two Rolls
Reyce JsO-horsepower engines. Last
month this Page carried seven hum
dred passengers 10 France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
FRANCE IS WON
OVER 70 VIEWS
OF !. S. CHIEF
Paris Again Holds President
in High Favor,

u'nyersnl Service stan Correspondent
PARIS. March When President
Wil,un returns 10 France lie will find
new era of good. feeling awaiting
! NJ. and consequently the workings oi
i'e peace Conference arc likely tC
progress faster.
Mr Wilson's New York address
which yrterda 5 papers reproduced
m foil. has helped materially 10 pro.
due a ncw attitude Whereas before
the presidents FIRST visit only the rad
zeal press prepared 10 receive him with
acclaim the conservative organs now
speak kindly Of his IDEAS. and this is
true particularly OF papers represent
ing the governments views
The French nov feel they under
stand Mr.. Wilson better than he um.
dcrsiands them Taking things over
and digesiing new IDEAS ha, helped TO
promote n better understanding
Putting things crudely the French
papers now admit Wilson wasn't
such fool after all" They have come
90 his way ~ thinking on many
subjects while they see he has adopted
their, On others. Notably on the sub.
iec, oi economic treatment OF Germany
and The other defeated countries the
French view has become like the
American. namely. that the peace con-
lcrence must look forward rather than
back fard. that the defeated tnemle,
are all human who must learn the les.
son never 10 start war again. but,
whom We must treat with some con
'ldcfatlon for the sake OF future
peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
Wood Declines
Army Boxing Job

CHICAGO, March Major Leonard
WOOD newly appointed commander of
th" central department United states
army. yesterday declined 20 act ar pres
ieut Of the army. navy and CIVILIAN
board Of boxing control Iia had 0rcn
notified Of his appointment rs oNccu-
tiNr head ~ tho organization,
General wood said he IL In entire nc-
cord with the idea and wished 10 he
made member Of the advisory coun-
H. hut departmental duties would not
permit his acting as its/hesd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
WOnld Give Odda

After grand review Of German
troops ai Polsdam the kaiser called
out 10 the officer commanding the
Pfusslan Guard IN q voice loud
enough 10 be. ,.heard by all the dis.
iingui,bed gurS, who were grouped
m front oi the palace
PICK me om a hundred men from
the Ptu,Ian Guard"
Then, taking the arm ol King Nd.
ward VII who vas there, he 'aid
Come with nc' he escorted King
Edward very dclirhcly round the
hundred men and then ,aid ban,cfing
~ "Well, d. you think you could
lind hundred men in England 10
beat them 90
u don't know so much about lhal "
promptly replied the late king. "bu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
ALLEGED RoBBER
IS DEAD m TEXAS

ABILENE. Tex, March with
out making statement or giving his
name, the alleged bank robber, who
was wounded in an exchange Of shots
., Buffalo Gap, between Z sheriffs
posse and four men suspected Of rob
hing the First State Bank OF Winters,
Texas, died in a hospital here late
yesterday. The other three suspects
who escaped from the posse were
: captured at a farm house between
Mcrkle and Eskota and were taken TO
Sweetwater. They deny having, par
,ieipaied in the robbery OF the Winters
bank Wednesday morning. Thirty.
one hundred dollars7in Liberty bonds
was recovered from the dead man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
WHITE S0x MEET
CINCINNATI REDS

CHICAGO. March :. - The Chicago
American league club. which leaves
bArcn II or - Tor the training camp
Al Mineral Wells. Texas. viii lnclu.
Cincinnati IN It's exhibition game. dates
which wct. announced yesterday IIvr
days after arrival ~ camp. tho white
Sor viii open exhibition play with the
following rchedul. March -. Fort
Worth. March &c. Dallas: Aprii IS.
Houston. April ~. DAilas Aprn ~.
Fort worth: April 1870. Cincinnati
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
PAL MOORE TO MEET
HERMAN ON MARCH "a

MEMPHIS. Tenn. MArch An.
pouncement was made today that Pal
Moore, Memphis. bantsnweiGht, who
recently won victory over Jimmy
wilde British fyweiKht champion.
wouif meet Pete Herman. bantam:
bout here March "a. IL also was stated
that the Memphis boxer has cancelied
the bout with Roy Moore. which wss
10 have been STAGED In Superior. Wis.
March Fl. 10 allow him time to train
tor the match with Herman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
FRANCE. LAUNCHES
WAR ON OLD n|en
COST Of LIVING

PARIS. March THE French gov
crumcn,'S offensive against the high
cost oi living led by NJ NiIgrain, un-
der.secfe,ary OF the ministry OF pro-
visions. started yesterday morning
when nine barracks we're thrown open
to the public for the sale OF food
>,uiis direct from the governmcn, to
the consumer.
|, was expected ,ha, when the stores
closed 2SOW, people would have at
tended, and that no, less than 5000
pounds of ioodNuii' would have bcA,
sold III Paris the first day at reason
able prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
French DEMAND
DRASTIC TERMS
Those Proposed Not Severe
Enough, Tardieu Says.

PARIS, Thursday, March 6-What
may be regarded as the Official French
view OF the military terms was cx.
pressed by Captain Tafdieu when he
said to the peace delegates:
II II almost unanimous that the
terms should he even more severe than
those proposed"
Captain Tafdieu also said that the
commission on Belgian affairs had
agreed on the revision oi the treaty
of 1850.
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PITCHER FOR CUBS
UNDER AMS0M, DEAD

STAMFORD. Conn, March FIRED.
eficy Drmhrnis. aged %. who pitched
for the Chicago Cube under the man
'ag.mcnt of Pop Alison thirty years
1vo. died here yesterday. His career
A. player ended when he threw his
ann out In game In Philadelphia