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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-05
Society Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gregg who
are in the east, are expected to ar
rive home the latter part of the week
Mrs. Gregg has spent the summer with
her mother, Mrs Il, \. Simpson at AS.
bury Park, whore she was joined a
few weeks ago by Mr.. Gregg Mrs
Simpson and Burton Gregg, the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregg arrived
home during the past week.
Mrs. McClain Rogers has returned
to her home in Clinton after short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Alexan-
der.
Mrs NJ. L. Alexander leaves today
for Norman where she will make her
home during the time her son. Jerome
Alexander, is a student in the Okla
homa University
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Merke have returned
from a motor trip to Ranger.
Miss Mamie Miller, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Donald Bretch, has
returned to her home in Norman.
Mrs. Marguerite Spurlock and Miss
Frances German, students Of the Okla
homa University, are spending the
weekend in Ardmore with relatives.
Miss Grace Stevens and Miss Minette
Tomlnson of Lawton, who came Fri
day to attend the Elks.Jack Gardner
dance have returned home. While here
they We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Head
Mrs. steve Cullinan is i'll at her
home, 1914 Third avenue, southwest.
Mrs. Arthur Adams has returned to
her home in Fort Worth after a short
visit with MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Kyle.
Mr.. T.. V. Morton left last night for
a visit of several days with friends and
relatives in North Carolina and Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. John Waltrip has returned home
after spending a week with Mr.. Wal
trip at Writ Mr.. Waltrip is at home
today and will return to his business
tomorrow.
Mr. Albert Sandodan Of Mexico is
a guest of DR. and Mrs. X, c. Conine.
Mrs. Conne is a neice of Mr.. Sand
odan.
Mrs. C. Il. Gardenhire and Miss Lena
Gardenhire have returned from Mineral
wells, where they have been since early
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Daniels and son.
Seth, of Fort Worth came yesterday to
spend few days at their home in
Ardmore. Trip was made overland
Mr.. Seth Daniels recently returned
from Chicago where he completed a
course at the Coyne Electrical Engi-
neering school, and will enter the cleo
trical business at Fort Worth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-05

ness OF War" Mrs. w. B. Tyer: Re
ligious Customs Mrs. X. H. Alvis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-05

Mrs. McClain Rogers has returned
to her home in Clinton after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Alexan-
der.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-05

for Norman where she will make her
home during the time her son. jerome
Alexander, is a student in the Okla
homa University.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs A. Merke have returned
from a motor trip to Ranger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Monte Cross to Get the
Maine Nine Into Shape

Orono. Me, April s-Coach Mon:e
Cross. the veteran o. the Athletics. will
arrive at the University OF Maine this
week and begin work on the base ball
squad. Something ike a team MIST p+
whipped into shape b. April p. when
Maine plays Colby in an exhibition game
at WatervilIe. T.e. material is gooc.
with many just back from army or
navy service available. The pitching
stan includes De RoAher. Small AMI
ziesler, with a possibility that Frost,
arst-string man Of last year, NAV De
back. johnson. who comes from Ey-
erett high. il also a candidate for the
box.
Lieut.. Jerry Reardon wsil do The mos.
Of the catching. Wier. new man with
experience at Colgate. Cony high and
Maine Central Institute appears to have
the call for first base il he can snow no
better than Willard OF last years team
Waterman will probably be seen at sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
To Hold Pan-AmeTican
Commercial Conference
In Nav at Washington

washington, April $--Ls govern
i-E .,sard Of the Pao-Au1e-!ca- Tn
III TO-DAY selected sithe- TIE iast week
II Ny ~ ts- frs; wesk u June a.
.r.4 date # tas .aforrs! Fan-Ams.i-
ta- Commercial Conference 70 be
he'd Il Washington
TIE bard Authorised D--@c-o.-
Genera, Barrett TO invite 20 thu cor
ference commercial and Hoz-cla! e1-
,sr:s of the United states govern
rn=n- departments. the consular. ths
commercial and financial represents Ia
tiyss Ct the LA;in-Anerican govern
r.ears in Tie United States; tie INIT
e Stats Chamber o. Commerce the
National Foreign Trade Council AID
other responsible commercial and
FINANCIAL organ -zGt.o-s. firms and IL
dlyidua7s 80 are Interested II Latin
American trade
Between 1869 and 2.eea delegates
re expected - att=-d t1+ meeting
an6 II = planned 10 have addresses
b. PRESENT Wilson ne secretaries
q SITE Treasury acd Ccnn=rce.
Lst;o-Ans-cs- diplomats AID ca--
sula- representatives and c,te- a3gh
o6cials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
C0NY WHALES RumFORD, Sc 1925
IN FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
CLEAN FAST WORK BY BOTH TEAMS

Cony defeated Elnto:d high br Z
score o. IS % =; II ore Q. ne tas:.st
cles,es- games q pAsEe:5all eys- seer
IN Assembly hail The game was ora
-ils. Yep: II ac3ie,ce keytG - 70
high ps'-il 9. excitement from ne -e--r
s.ayt AM -sstHe- tsa- s.cwsd down
during tne entire. ya-e. 4. re eEs
Of he frat raj ths sco.e was = u T.
b.. f-ot1 -rs begi--IEE % ~ seeon J
hal1 Co-y t@g8n 70 show Hur1sc-8 scr,e
t..nss ss,oJ- b-ske,3a.l M. er-3eEtiy
sic WEI 20 .zr:,ia. WI F0r-fcrd
seems p d=3s1d z,nss. ea.l-e.y On
long rs..es a,d wien Ire !o-.i bo-z
b-ot= - tts. s.r,e - y,sy Eor1tors.
APPEARED -.ore ~ ,ss. a. seq y cc--
n: n. I,s,a1 II aa-I ircl: he arr-e
~o1 : Nay@ t-e-r --ck large -ir.@
st-+r --se cna Q: re 71ca7 tc-g -xoyI !
choo- a.d 5hA bs1l wis lang CT ~ :.
edge = TIE 12rtHt AM Ken 81! e-,ts;s.
con. e1hiolte5 d fire brand r. t=arr
Vc-,'. al 81 me rsr working ,oge;te-
hve,T TingIs to- tfa st,c.d g. ,he ou-s.
Norman Teas e if hsck olsre: thst
'osi'i-n n NAME ma tew. 4 any
fays eve- eouaie3 IN rte history ot
Basketball a. Coar hjg;1. His guarding
wss treat % watch and tine ar.e-
tine re would be At orr en2 O. he ~
a-d some p'ays- u the opposing tear
world pass the fa'I ~ ne eoor ard b.
would Eet 'be-s almost. L not c9..e. a.
soo, as -4e hal and are--Ial,,- rse -
-fe r.e- - ~hon j. vas pasH-d His
PLAYING wss orE - the tigses- fac+r-z
N Con!r w,1niny and Re certainly Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

re. -. IL. ana Miss watts 2,
- IA
John w vowel. who paved first
bass for Hugh Duffy {. Portland am;
part of the season Manager Gar-i.y
handled the rei1s. left Portland on
Wednesday for Nj. Eernon. IL
where he will locate as foreman in Il
Big shop and Will manage tEe bal
team. playing Saturdays and sun
days Bowel! was 50 we'll IMPRESSED
with Portland as place % locate
his family. that. when NJ came there
70 play bali he broUgh: Ms. Doweli
anc bis daughter Doris. uho have
since made their home there When
not playing ball there, Doweil has
been with the Maine Central RAIL
road Recently he has been living az
8 Ceane street
Down South ard especially around
Gainesville. Fla. way you canno,
make any Of the natives believe 9th
eT than that the Red Sox are going
TO cop the Worlds championship
pennant. and the belief is getting
pretty we'll ''j2ssed'' about UP in
those diegings, certainly il anything
is to be judged from the way tina.
the Earrows are throwing the hooks
into Johnny McCraw's clan every
thing Is about over bur the shouting
in the American League race
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

ord aga r. Tia coach wilI have 70 pic;
third '.ase1,sa from { aJr-lAe~ Of IS
piran-s iaciud-rg Thompson. Faulkner
anG Slatte-y- new nan. P1.ingto-
WHO played for Hebron. and RGn1err.
ano5he- p-eo school star. are in line tc-
sno-tsto2. while for the cu.fleli place.
thsre a-s fal' q doze1 or more candl-
ca:@s. including Woods Il: the 1915 team.
Maine mafes ssaciuseits Zip ;his
yea, Ilayjae Eosto. Coiies. Holy Gloss
aad Harvard. then taking On Nav
Han pshira State college and playing
Bats OF The way home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
TO STieE ANOTHER BOUT
At CITY HALL on APRIL 10

Na.aee- Tex" Hcpkine has se-
cared FRANKIE DeRioe- MATCHMAKER
os the Pine Tree A 4 Of Portland TO
a:5 hin = .hs Boxing SHOW thai Re
viii pu. {. IL Ctr han SATURDAY sv-
ea:-s, Ap-s, 1.,h. and DeRice has
secured Leo Iehnecn- the ~e,, known
colorso boxer from New York 10 meet
Dummy Burns OF Brooklyn y = 1o-
IRE main bout. % two six-rcrre EoSs
Johnson h4s ne: good men such as
Benny Leonard. Irish Patsy Cline
fthrse tines. Phil Bloom Mel Ccosan
ard Eddie DORSEY johnson - Tow
under re nanagene.. Of Hector Nc
las VITO !. also vel and favorAtly
k-cr- ia-oaEnoE, TIE ~.~ -7KlAno
states and :. - safe TO say ,ha, nao
rlo IS under his Management, IS
some to1e- TIE fan. have also
heard & Barns performance II Port
land recently where he met Tony VAT
In the oo-I icing 50 much II favor
% Burns Ihat Z. was stopped IL ins
..h .o--a of scheduled siI-.oEnd 81.
For .h= ssmi-a-a-s he has secured
Spin NcGrire local lad 20 clash
v.ra Eid Chambers - Ri63efo-t
tbs premises 70 De q fas- clean MIL
,.a, M. delight the sI,or- fa1s-
Re6 ..cGoys-a q Gardiner zcd k5d
-aylc- q Saovhsga- viii rE=. for
s.x--oUnd g IS p,ell-.lEAA-.
~-,.e Manage Hopkins x 3. pressn.
-cc,.--s e. SINE o-e - 60 = Al *
"a s,cu. w.t.. Ec6.e POLO q Ws;+-
.lsgr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
BUDAPEST PEOPLE AFRAID
TO ksTl6oIl1E COMMISSION

! tanA- Tuesday App. by ne
I % 4z-ed P.ess,--Tas L. OFT: O
;etso-s Il Budapest are unwilling =
s1p.sss o-.a-e--s aEans. communism a.
.seg are AFRAID Q. -sasn C ,e--o.
With TIE possibility Of q re-it,tion O..
sas Pa;.ozrad and MOSCOW n--Ga-~
BIT ]. Is PLAIN = = ever p-esso- = Their
minds hal The. are being rocked %
.h-.- prosperity b ptrsons = ols
a c-z--iz.aE the bus.rss .: govern
-.sa- e.-nE - :ac.o-.=s o. dung
-: ting except printing 1aoney. .. IS
l3a= = Moscow. whe- ~ p-ts5--
STOCK Is sxha listed.
r. -E..-6e Of ceEso-s +n-lo:s2
%. th+ foreign oIcs :. Blisles: ol~alr
z-e pc.!,= and are courteous: gass-ag
=! ra-;e- Submitted 70 than 20 -
.pe,!cr B4caose - this the ccr---
<-t-6%-- US compelled % -5c--- -
tli cas = BcGzpes.
TIE Communists MAINTAIN -ta- m.
Central Empires w-u.d - s7v=d rom
--1ir by Jt-- -1s.1c-ts. t1aT - cap
zlI--s te--s r1so:s - -.Hili.-E n n
Fe-Is.- elsE-ss Under RESIN -c-6;-
-+nas. - Communists ~. tc--s IL
wo-sers - Work tor = Do5s-ate wage
.r5 "a, m sove-nrea. viii furnish
III ra-:;a, b. wte- t2,=i -;h -
rs:o-lsH Of secuT-ns 1ax materials
f-or America and othe- crar--iss
~h-ss capitalist. a-e. ur~Eli--E = g
ret -fei- sns-sy IT ray---- --sy cz.-
vsEr-1y ztcot an exchan=- o 7-o6->c;=
p. pack in thei- heads IS -erf-s's
sc:-n= =, commanding tn w.oi.
vo-id. tn. making n. -.~- countries
loc-1 fts -co- onss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
TARIFF RESTRICTIONS
FOR GERMANY FOR
PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS

Pans. -apyl. by The Associated
Pres-, for the NOR ia
vorsi nation ,rea-nea; n the Ger
nan customs system ro- the allied
ard associated COUNTRIES. Single
Tariff. and 10 tarif G.serItn.na1loRs
nsse6 on Ire Gag II Ihe vessels 10
route IF iE.,c-ta ton - expectation.
vii ae Incorporated an the peace
treaty with Germany. according t.
llse present provisional agreement
TIE restriction ls 10 be enforced Tor
FIVE years after It% conclusion n
peace, and il vii, probably include
the prCvlso that the tariffs in force
UPON imports from the associated
countries during that period shall te
based On he most fAyoreG Eat.cr~t
sc.eduies Of 1914.
The Obiie alton 10 main ain under i
single tariff the 1914 sc.led uies VIII
ce specified only for d Limited period.
since there Is d fairi! general ,ea.-
iZat:o1 that Germany VIII be able Il
nancially to raise the maximum {.
reparation Payments and In; d.
exclude unnecessary ,nI1,.,s cnI5'
b! he imposition ri higher Ct. .oms
rates And the proposal i. under cor
s.ceration - give Germany, after n.
peTicG which will be required fer the
.iudy and revision OF existing tariff.
:.hEoIa.e freedom to Increase an her
duties.
Tho economic Problems - Al
fsce-Lorrai1e and German Poland.
the .ndustries Of which heretofore
Gave been ba-Sd on membership il
the German empire and 2ceess 70
German markets. will probably IL
given confederation BY provision
permitting them freedom cf tiade
with Germany during the period ot
transition and readjustmept Until il
l. possible for them 10 build up new
markets.
Such solution was found absolute
y essential for certain Industries.
like cotton manufactures and lie
vines Of Alsace- Lorraine fo- which
~ present market exists outside If
Germany Ire conference experts.
WHO agreed upon this solution. be
ller= this arrangement 70 be equally
advantageous and acceptable 70 Ger
n.aIy.
The problem Of the experts in for
mulating the conditions under which
Germany will be permitted 70 ra-
establish commercial relations viii
the rest Of thu world mas been most
complicated ard intricate. since. -
addition TO providing for equality Z
.rAde relations ard prevention Of 5is.
elimination against the present Of
ponents Of Germany. il ia. been ne
cessarr 10 consider that Germany :
ability to pay reparation is laYyeir
contingent upon the absence Of mar
pering restrictions upon the dere!o,,-
ment Of home Industries and an ou.-
let for foreign trade.
II has been the endeavor in the cor =.
siceratiou of the problem to cause a.
little loss as possible to the trade re-.
lations created before the war b.
virtue of cpecial arrangements, and %
allow Germany freedom of tariff reg.
ulation SO far as is compatible with
the necessities OF repAration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

BASEBALL SUIT
TO JURY FRIDAY

WAfhin6ton- ApIu s.-Jssdce SAY
ford in'the District cS Columbia ST.
Yreme court today orer-ru.ed mt
tons for directed verdiets Sled re
sYeeuvesy by plaintiff. and oeSend-
sr1s N tie $3.50 acs damage suit of
the baltimore FEDERAL League club
against the American and National
Leagues The CASE u expected 10 go
70 TIE jury FRIDAY.
Final arguments in the case which
ms res1 "a trial before jury since
Narch : viii De heard tomorrow
and instruction. then VIII he given 20
ire jury relative &c tie Law. by jas
ice Stafford TIE su1y Vas excused
ieosr while The opposing atio-neys
argued he motions for directed w.
C.s-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
TO DECIDE fate EASTERN
LEAGUE IT SPRINGFIELD

Hsr.to.t Coaz- April s-w.,a lie
a.ro---s-s1. :hkt the Eastefr
LezEe ssss t.aL clse owners will
-.+s- 4 Springfield tomorrow &c 6er5Ss
4.e fz-e u -ts 1+---z:. tey tie cori
season, Hartford tazE. Is vel IS pa
trcns .. ne clEas il cihey cites,
have shoEr k==- inss,s<- II US,
what's -.EslT 70 Happen a. .ae io-s
at ~4ra;s5 zess5e- While t&% tail
<a-E t1-c1gtcE- ~ co-ntry ar
....4.-Ee 70. t.g -sv4Fzl cf tie ears
.,4s -ezsca z11 pm, - ire s1sy:-
c.ors -a-ct- :. v-.e1 - n So-
leagues aase Started --s-1..e AMY
:r.ss ELs-e are those VITO fear ia,
re Eas-s-a vi, Eo' operate TINS ga
-. c1= .-1a tcezs 81 ,ae New Lon
COZ :-z.1hise ard :A= uncertainty e
Pr0v,Seuc. eer1o-.g II ents-.
Providence stuatien
i : etl-cts5 -.a- re Providence
s---zi.o. x.ll te thoroughly clssrss
- i1e -.r- Ire 1agas.4. gather N
Springfield s1E :1a- preparations for
c-=5 5.L31, : k;tcz A. nat :
-a--5-6 ny -as ov1=:s Eo-6 itae
ne ,esxp- intends to operate te:o-e
--s~ tsstr -he vcya q. ts-6i-x -
-e.he- i-e.- cams Win IA cse.e
r tt4 --1tc- .ese-= s7-i-g training
Fps Dez- .; zs-i Eastern Leega
-zrs Ee-= rt3 .-t--5 - 6o - r.--.
ing la3S Ses 4uG- ~"8!d Go vel -
80 = 800 E.-1 .r= b:e i=agse boss
= Il a. eTe-- - s=cu-= iiser -a----
THURSDAY vAetA=- F1-<s-l6 T. Ecl-
oEe ~. -z.- re rlao= u N-w Lo1-
c1- E.t-e- .o1,6 --5,-c-s1sr
J-ov= satisfactory SITS tor a. East
+r0 franchise and b3tf cities appear
= aArs plezty Of hackers VITO ar oe-
s--c-s . sat=T.Dg the iszcc+
Hartferd's Prospects
Tsw@ rlzy=:s st0 Js- C.a... *
t.ec:s VI, - duty with ~ Senator'S.
vii IL S.-@y Carol. a16 JOE Bryce
tzcas,cps Ral-- Head p:-c-=- T:1-
G-.ries. ..o-is;o2. and EDDIE Go.c.o-
,5se t-st hase-zr Ire i've wouis
certainly be 1cep;zt:= 70 loc= tar>
vho XIV tns: capabilities Win
Car-ol 40 E-lgs- behind the "a. TIE
Sezs-o-s ao-.G ave backs.oppiag
force If high o-aer Both ar heavy
.t;ts-s
c1= o,1e7 :-1-,o-tar- .cb IN: COZ
fronts Ire Eastern League president
!s that 81 a schedule S5o-.a the
league decide 70 operate :. Vii re-
CURE eussk work for the schedule
committee /" arrange dates - time
-. tie opening Of .5e s=ason which :
ordinarily about Nar 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Arrange for Financing
OF Toledo in American .ASsO.

Tu.+z5o q, .r-., $-F.nancing =
~ Toledo oaste.i c..c Of the Ans-.-
ca Association was arranged for al
rseet.ns q stockholders here today
vt.ch was presided over By Thomas
! tE;cEes. president. Before depart
;-s to- Chicago tonight President
Hickey announced rhs- z temporary
a-rangsn4n- rad ten maze with To-
cal capital and that ire players
tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
72ND EAST MAINE
NJ. E. CONFERENCE
OPENS AT MILO

Milo. Me-. April 9-The seventy
second annual session OF the East
Maine Conference Of Methodist Epis-
copai churches was opened here TO-
day with Bishop William o. shepard
OF Kansas presiding. Fraternsl DEL
egates were received after the or
ganization Of the conference had been
perfected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Bavarjen Peasants Union
Declare Blockade On
Munich and Augsburg

Berlin. Apiil s-tBy The ASSOCIATED
P-sss)-The Bzveraa Peasants Unions
have published a manifesto acz inst TIE
" Eci.h S1yi=. government declaring z
.:ocka6e On al provisions against MI
Mich and Augso burg according 20 a6v.c.s
rece.rei mere toiay. No FOOD VII b.
sea. 20 these towns ua,ii the Few Gov
s---e-t Las retired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Holder Of Worlds Dirt
Track Record for Autos
Hurt at Jackson. Miss.

Jaskson Mss sAprn Sired
Eo-ey. holder Of tie worlds oHt-
track record for automobiles Was
SERIOUSLY injured tooay wien me ma
chine he vas driving crashed through
q fence On q sharp Turn a. tie TAR
grounds here and plunged ITO tsrn
1sh Yards from tie track
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Cobb aeeiss.rs Circuit cieus

Rock Hill 8 c. April .-Ty Cobb
Il. his art. time a, hat this season.
Iii : home YIN toda- II an exhibition
zane between the Detroit Americans
and the Boston Nationals Boston
voa 20 ) Coob joined TIE Detroit
club last might.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Catcher Snyder Of Robins
Released to Toronto

Jacksonville, Fla. April e-Xanaeer
Robinson o. the Brooklyn Nationals
catcher. lad been released 10 Toronto
Of the International League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
YALE TEAMS
REFLECT TWO
CAPTAINS

New Haven A2rl S--scnn n SHeks
Of BRIDGEPORT Vas reelected csPtzn OF
tie Yale swimming team tonight ana
A-1.-- -. Worries Of Columbus o. Was
rss.ec.ed captain q Tie water POLO
team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
New Paris Reform

Pans T-ss6ay, Ar-l &. HATzs,.-
TIE r-.ac.p.a o. proportional reS.esea-
ia;ioa was adopted E. he fc1ntscea
20. e.e-o-zl reforms b tie caa0se-
Ct tep-iies today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Washington. Ap--i s.-CoIont.s Rop=-.
II SiiiEan and Josepn D k1ich 1ave
t=ea ordered 20 report % the .s-erca-
exposition !. S.ber.a. They p-ooao!E
vii. relieve officers Of ec-a. :aak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Dartmouth Tennis Se-esuie

Hanover. y. L. APP, tie Lar.
mouth Tennis sc1@Gl.- z--0.ac.4 :p
nigh .1cluoss 80 :c.i.7 ..:....:s
MAJ :-Wli.-s-s q i;3-
Nay :--Ufis Z, Nit
AAy ,n-Ea-~ard z: Cz-1-3ss
Mar -1-Nsw E-ga,t --:----,...s,
ss1es A. LcndEo1a
Msr ..-N+v E-gz-3 -:+--C....,.
.a.es Z; L1-Ew
MAJ .4-GAsszc1-ss:;= .-s.::-:s 4.
Technology q. Eaacve:
Hay .t-Auhe-s. Z: A--e:s:-
May :s-Spr4rE=ld = =. 5gttll
MAJ sa--olanh-a a. Nv ".
Ma :1-P-nce.oa :. E'-.1-s.oa.
Navy oests NJ. St. Way.
A, Annapolis: Nay : ". s,
Mays college :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
'E:TE TO NIKE Two
NEW HaLlND TRIPS

Bates College, April So
varzsty sase hail sche64;s -,
nounced today b. Mky. Rxr
BhisdeIl ~ TIE liz.
games seven Of whica az 1872
Carceloa Fled TEo c@a-s-.
s5ons VIII Be made O.. =. :. Sc
as the opening con,es. ~ -.a
comes ne1t Saturday rhic- ;,
earliest opening tor ysz-s zxsy
home. On another occasion -. ~. "
xl 20 10 Massachusetts sot 60
Tufts and Bofton COLLEGE "a 81,
annual games On Nay ~. s,s W.
respectively. II ha. beer the eD,-
heretofore to include ia Esryz,s.a
On tins ,rip.
The opening game 3, hon. VIM.
with the usual exhiti,a. ,..,.
with Bordoin Patriots Dsr. A ..s
opporen. booked fo- Ca-oe'-, -,
is Rhode Island SAFE. Nay = ~.
only enc game Is Ehec 81 r..
New Hampshire SAT- 49,. c,-s.
Of al Durham
4 schedule has been z-.,Ai g..
the second scam Ard inc. ~"
with Hebron Gartt,e! E:.x,. ca.
High and ken.s Hi.
April ,e-Ea<vard Z: Cambria.
April 1s-Eowooin 4. -su,-.
tExhibiison-
Ap-5l -s-Fo-. Ncka
April 3A-%e~ EsEps..-t s.s.s q.
Durham
May 3-Na.-e
Nay E-ForT Preb'e
May Is-CoJby e. Wa.4-y...s.
Nay Is-TGfts q. Meters
May 1@Bos1cn College Z; Nspe.
May 17-Rho5e Ishad So.
May 2I-Ops1 f.,
MAY eeEoE6ol-
MAJ 3l-Fo-1 Mck i-sey :: Pr.
land
June s-Eo~dola Z. E:-1sers
June Colby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

scoIe CoIE -. PUnfcrf g GOALS
from floor. Ciars 4. McCou-trey 8:
iset' I, Gajvariski = HI. Z Bovin 4 4.
>o0le . Toas : Goals from fouls
Me,oG-tne? :. iaiya-.ski .. Referee
Marshall umpire. Noyer scorer
MaiEs- III tine. HInnereIl. time
Two -"-r.ru-e periods: attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

se-v-s great dsa, G. red: fo- his
ro.k
Capt Mc-ou-tn.y r.ayea RS usual
f-s ga-A g iet- forward letting
eight baskets md shooting four goals
I'm. toGis. 4. forward there are few
= az t.ga sChoo5 pls-srs that q.
MA. .:-3 - .te s-a.e Soule 3: cen
e a1s9 PLAYED Sna stsa6v game
AID aided E1co = t.e ,;cto-y - his
lezu.
Fcs Eunto.d r-,a:E a-.5 Eovsn play
II 1oe srsppE zars dsypp.cg tn4
1ea.as- through .he hrop tor some
P'etty baskets.
Bo:h tea-s Y,syed IKE sood sports
~Al an5 dese-re II oca co-.nenda;.o-
/ = erected tha: ire Tex. game -
,Est-' t~e ttr5 1ez-.~ VIII u .. R-r,-
:.rd- F-r;daf- ..p:.. j, and should g
taiFd -AT-e * necessary :, Will u.
rlSEej ~ { neural soor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-13
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION
WAS CHANGED TODAY

Without a jar the administration of
county affairs passed today from
bi-partizan to a republican regime,
and the three democratic county Of
ficers- and one republican gave place
to republicans elected in November.
Sheriff J. J. Campbell is succeeded
by J.'L. Woody, who has been county
commissioner for some time. Miss
Ruth Broman was succeeded by Miss
Iona S. Adair, as county treasurer;
Frank L. Moore was succeeded by
John Nisbet, as prosecuting attorney.
The three retiring officers were demo-
Gratis. Mrs. R. B. Knepper retired
as county school superintendent to
join her husband, Ralph B. Knepper,
editor of the Kendrick Gazette, at
Kendrick, where they have just COM
pleted a home. None of those who
retire were candidates for reelection
excepting ]. j. Campbell, who gave
Mr.. Woody a close race. The other
officers were all reelected. A list of
their deputies has been published.
Beginning at noon today Latah county
went under the management of a
solid1y republican administration.