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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-22

What a tender littel poem sed Ma
Wen. sed Ma. hoap yure Cool Book
viii have a Hot Sale, sed Ma. We can
use the mummy. can't we, Bobbie-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
MORAN To TRY
FORAPENNANT
Manager of Cincinnati Reds
VIII Do Utmost to Bring
The Flag to Ohio City.

New York. June 6.-Pat Moran may
yet prove the miracle man Of Cinciu-
natl. as he WAS Of philadelphia Pat
has the Reds off 20 a flying start
and, although It is too early I'm the
race 90 attach much significance to
The form of the major league teams
there are Indications that Moran s
club is apt to prove contender in the
National league.
Except for The fact that he has no
Grover Cleveland Alexander 90 star
on the mound for him. Moran has
letter material 70 build a winner in
Cincinnati than he had in Phiadel-
uhia- In fact. II he had retained Lee
iagee at second base he would have
lad one Of the best infield combina-
tons I'm baseball
He is playing Maurice Rath at
second iu place Of Ma-ee. Eath is a
fair ban player. but thar is an
Moran has three stars Of the first
MAGNITUDE in Eddie Roush- Hennie
Groh and Jake Daubert- Billy EoDf
TOO. who refused 90 20 TO Brooklyn. is
a good shortf elder.
II Noran's pitchers hold M he NAV
surprise a lot OF folks Pat hTs the
ability 20 gee the most out OF ma
rerial at hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
SNAPPY CANES
IN 82NDLEAGUE
Battery sd" Team Defeats
Rival Organization in
Twilight Circuit.

Battery d won from the Battery C
nine in a seven inning game held
Thursday on the regimentaI baseball
diamond Of the send field artillery.
Battery C put up a very good game,
but the ID" nine was too fast for it.
Mikes Of 'C7 was knocked out Of the
box in the third inning. 1unter. the
star Of Battery C, took his place in
the fourth and held Battery ID down
to a very good game. Battery D out
played &C" during the whole game.
Potoroff Of ID" pitched a very good
game. holding &C. down TO three hits.
Players Make Home Runs.
One Of the most exciting points Of
the game was the two home runs
made by Potoroff Of I'D" and 1Iahoney
Of &C." both making clean cut hits
and scoring runs with ease. Potoroff
and Hight, both from d. each made
three base hiss. C. Potoroff and
Walsh each two base hits Battery
D outhit &C." making Il hits TO g
for &C"
Headquarters company and supply
company play rOniEht their first game
of the twilight series It viii be held
at els o'clock on the regimental base
bail diamond. All are invited 10 come
early Admission free.
SIND F. a. Twilight League Standing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Nick Gundy Returns Here
For Bout With McCarty
H. Tai. 7,.,,7-,,o T :; e,7,,,,-5 e,,,o,. e.,
Fast Little Excavalryman Is in Splendid Shape for
Bout and Is Confident of Outcome Of the Contest;
Is Accompanied by Manager Arthur HolmgTen,
Has Been Official Punching Bag for Feather.

the boys sneakinE mis- last rounds cp-
ponent out and putting another one in.
Caught This O8e.
Hold on. there yelled Gundy. get
ting wise. Bring that guy back"
"Of course. we hac 20 bring him
back continued Holmgren- Nick
knocked him out in less than a minute
% the sixth round and gave US all
the laugh"
I always had all the conf Ience IN
Tie world in Arthur" said Gundy.
laughing about his bout with the
Eilipinos. and during the first part
Of that bout 7 suspected nothing and
became considerably worried about
the wind that fellow had and the way
he alw AVS recovered for the next
round I worried about my own wind.
toe, and. while 7 found out what was
going on in time 90 save myself. I
viii say that 7 have trained better
ever since. ] stiu have a lot Of faith
I'm Arthur HolmEreu. but 7 always
have kept one eve on him since the
time he matched me with that Fili-
1ino-or. rather, with that half dozen
Fnipinos."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
One Of Big Leaguers
Are Imbued With the
Fighting Spirit.

New York. June 6.-That the Llu
players are fighting for every deci-
sion even this early in the season has
been very evident in the games which
the Giants have PLAYED iu so far iu
all Of their five games with the
Phulies and Braves umpires l.i-ler
and Moran have offciated. and the
judges ~ play have been called upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
BALL PLAYERS To PROTEST RULING

TO order three players from the field
In the opening game OF the season
en- Philadelphia George Wlitted-
coaching at first WAS hanished Tor
Insisting that Elmer Jacobs had not
neglected 90 touch second base IN
running out a triple
In the first game in Boston Arthur
Fletcher. also coaching at the Initial
sack. was ordered off the line for pro-
testing too vigorously that DICK Eu-
IoInh had committed a halk. and re-
Gently Arthur Wilson talked too much
about q close decision at third base
in the first inning and was sent %
The showers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
NEWS
TEAM IS VICTOR
Fast Indoor Baseball Ag-
gregation Defeats Off
GERS Of the Remount.

Enlisted men OF the Remount sta
tion forming one Of the strongest in
door baseball teams witnessed in ac-
ton in some time. Thursday afternoon
met and defeated the Eemouut Offic-
ers team by the score Of Is TO ] in a
fast and interesting game The fea-
Fields. catcher of the Remount en-
listed team who slammed out a triple
when the bases were loaded
Capt Ruble played an excellent
game for the Orrlcers team making
a number of difficult catches and ac-
Curate throws which cut off a mum Der
of attempted scores by the enlisted
men
Made Only Score.
Lieut. Hopper made the only score
for the Officers team Following the
challenge TO any indoor baseball team
in une district for a game 10 be held
on the RemOunt grounds Games can
be arranged by calling 2O95 and ask
ing for Mcdonald Efforts are being
made 20 arrange a game with the Y
H. c. A. secretary team at tt. Bliss
and who. recently have won number
Of games.
The lineups Of the teams were; En-
listed men. r. Fields, catcher; Kilder-
house. pitcher; Fusco. first base; Rim
mer second base; Wilson. shortstop;
Moore, left field- Cox third base;
Fields, center field Woods, right
field Officers, Ruble, shortstop;
shannon third base; Hopper, center
field Fast. catcher Schondeau. pitch
er; Lynch, left fieId- Mcdonald. sec
ond base; Wiucart, first base; Garrett,
right field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

A. 2. Rowlands is able TO be out Of
the hospital again. He saws. although
he was operated on once for append
citis. the operating doctor this time
found his appendix still in. which re-
minds him Of the story Of the man
who was operated on a third time for
the same thing and cautioned the
doctor. as he was placed under the
anesthetic. not TO sew him up but TO
put a button on the place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

mitted him 10 whauE away at his
jaw and body at will The title hold
er, at first stood still ana when he
thought Sullivan had landed enough
punches ne started head slipping and
had Sullivan missing without even
using his arms or gloves in defence .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

1t contains no whiting, silica,
china clay or other such stuff. 1t
IS made of the same pure ingred-
tents that the old-time painter
used: Pure White Lead, Pure
White Zinc, Pure Turpentine
Dryer, Pure Linseed Oil and
nothing else. DEVOE IS mixed by
machinery, 1 1000 gallons at a time.
Always uniform IN color and Gov
erlng Capacity-always takes fewer
gallons, too.
Send for practical bookiet-s'Keep Appearances
Up and Expenses Down. ITS free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Trains for
Bouts in the East

Mike O'Dowd. middleweight cham
pion. is getting In shape for num-
Der Of bouts he has I'm view Frank
CarbOne is after the title holder for a
rash. Frank. The freight on stiffs
f. o. b. ST. Paul to New York is very
high and Silvey Burns needs the
dough for more useful purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Fast Athletes
In Field Meet

Chicago. Ill. June 6.-The 18th an
nual track and field games Of the
Western Intercollegiate Conference
Athletic association were scheduled
for today at University Of Chicago
athletic field. Trials are expected to
be finished with the finals 10 be de-
cided tomorrow. The events in which
trials viii be held are the 100 and 900
yard dashes, quarter and half mile
runs. pole vault. discus and javelin
throws Five athletes viii qualify IN
each OF the field events and six in
each dash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
JE555END50JT
An s. o. s. CALL
Heavyweight Champion Is
Unable to Locate Spar
rinp Partners in East

Toledo. o.. June 6.-Efforts are be-
ing made to stave off the threatened
famine Of sparring partners in the
camp Of Jess Willard, worlds heavy
weight title holder. who is training
strenuously here for his bout with
challenger Jack Dempsey. willard
has only Walter Monohan and Jack
HemDel and in as much as he is IA
miliar with the work of each. they
are Of little use except TO batter
around.
Increases Boxing.
Thursday the champion increased
us boxing TO SIX rounds. covered five
miles on the road. tuEged az the
weights, shadow boxed and Wrestled
II was the best workout he has had
since he landed in camp last Monday.
capacity crowd. including about zoe
women, jammed the arena TO watch
hin 90 through his PAGES
Big Jess boxed nicely except for
display Of bad wind. which he is
attempting 10 correct by road work
He boxed under wraps. however. as
result or knocklres out Walter Mono
han. and did not let any Of his
punches fly with full force.
Ray o. Archer. business representa-
tive Of the champion. left for New
y ork Thursday night In an attempt 10
locate at least two formidable sparr-
AA- par -l-E-as Al- E-Ala-A anu NA-f 81
cally capable of swapping punch for
punch with the champion. Those in
camp at present are considered all
right for exercise purposes. but they
cannot hit Willard hard enough TO
sting him and he cannot cut loose
at them without fear Of hurting them.
Boxes with Athlete.
Sullivan, q former high school foot
ball star who has had two or three
professional bouts. whaled away at
the champion from the start of their
three round bout THURSDAY. Willard
promptly lowered his gloves and per-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Max Carey has been out Of the
Pittsburgh lineup with an abscess un-
der his right arm The abscess was
lanced and Max begins to feel likt
the old Carey again. though the doc
tors tell him he needs a tuning up
physically TO be in good shape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

etLlerF 9 600 Wb% D.
ba- terry ID ----.------ -t-7 o-2 Ill
Two base hits-C. Potoroff. walsh
Three base hits-L Potoroff HIGHT
Home runs-Potoroff Nahonev. Sto-
len hase-Nuuer. Struck out-Bv
pOtoroff no. bv Mikes o. bv lTiufer
First base on halls-D Battery. 4. off
Minter j. Double nlavs-llinfer 10
Martin. pot0r0ff to Martin Passed
hal-s-Minter- mpires-Long and
Holman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

- UEZDEk WILL STICK. 4
- Pittshurr, Pa. June f.-Ru- I
. mors that Hugo Bezdek is I
Q about to resign rs manager Of (
. the Pirates having been circu- (
. lated in various cities the 4
. leader Of the Pittsburg club 4
9 has entered q vigorous denial 1
- that he contemplates such I
O action. 4
. There is no truth fin the re- I
. port that am about TO quit TO I
. return to the University Of q
. Oregon as athletic director" (
- said Bezdek today. "T am salts I
Q fled I'm Pittsburg. and I don't I
. think &c is fair to- me or nv (
o players 10 hint that I have had (
- TO struggle along under a (
9 heavy handicap. and 7 am sure I
9 that when an my regulars are {
Q fit we viii climb. 4
. Leslie Constans. secretary Of 4
. the PittsburE club. also denied 4
. that Beck was about to drop 4
q, out Of baseball (
1890
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

the boys sneakinE mis- last rounds cp-
ponent ont and nuttinE another one IN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
INOooe s Ports

LAMpING NE Pho 70
OF IKE BEEFTEAk PAR7
OtAT VJAG TnNGJ
LAST NIGHT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
SOLDIERS URGED
TO PRESERVE
WAR UNIFORMS

Sergt. Jaznas L. Boyle 0f Angnatz.
secrsrzry 0f rha Maine branch of tina
American LAgiun. Monday sznr cut o
communication % Ill the posts in ths
sta1a saying that he had hssn reuusst-
sd u cummunicA1e with lncAl pusfs asiE-
lng tham % cAks any acsaan that will
help toward having tine mombers ef
.hs American Legiun preserve their
uniformA
''ThMe VIII undoubtediy be many oc-
cRsi0ns-puhiic meetings., pzrades and
pRtr1nfac dsmunztrxfima-whn ff VIII
be Desired rD have tina msnnus OF the
Legion weRr the uniform" says SerEt
Boyle in his cnmmunicarinn-
we desire 70 encrurAge the wearing
Of tina unffurm at SUCH times. and be-
lieve that IL this is Dune II viii stama-
late 1hn growth Of cur membership.
The Appearance Of posts and groups Of
members i'm untfurm on patriotic occa-
sinns win ssrve ~ q splendid publicity
medium. and win help preserve che
memories and incidentz Of our aasucia-
zion in tine Gunnt War
we know that many Of rhe men are
AZ present wearing the unifnrm ~ q
work suit. and others are disposlng Of
II, and believe that II tim matrkr is
brought % their axfenfirn n unre thsy
viii be glad - ksep II in sDod csndi-
fsun-"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

in 1urry-seven and coming N 1urty-
Zine. Mrs- Bea piaye6 IN 4 fuursome
with Ms. Eugene T Savage. Miss
Clara Chapman and MIS- Harrlsun
Robinson al Of Bangor and Il was
cne Of tina finest matches ever play
ed On the Norrhport links by women.
Many men paused In their game u
admire the driving of these women
and many envied their game Here
nofure the record OF tina links fur the
women has not been less than hun
dred
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
AUGUSTA BOY
BREAKS HIS LEG

Norman Murphy son Of Phillip MIr-
PITY, an empiDye Of the viIes 4 Can
rer1 mill. suffered 4 broken thigh Mon
GAY forenoon about = clock while
playing with some other LADS IN the
iucker room n the 7 NJ {. a
One of ne lockers was tipped over.
eridantay ny ONE of his piaymates. unto
ne Murphy lad and his left thigh vas
1rnEen 5uHt above the knee. Ee was
sAksn BY 9ecrefarv Condon to = duc-
mrs ONCE where ne rereived treatment
AMI inter taken % the Augusta General
hnsuital
TIA accidsnt was apparently through
nn fault N the arrangement of the FUR
nIrure m the Y. n. c. A hut goes %
show that bpys win he boys and that
accinenfs VIII happen
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

N~AlitlzSU. n 4E-
--etGS-Recslp1E sa9b' 10 I'd . cents
higher than Saturdays Eeneral r-adz.
Tnp l.m- Heavy weight EibEs-sfsn- me-
dium weight 2i2sAT.s1a light weight InH
{ sseh; hEt1- lights lse9E1-T7s heavy pack
spwE. rough, IssbG .Baa- pigs IaRgalsoe.
CATTLE-Recelprs gaH. Beef steers,
Medium and heavy weight choice and
prime T-751 laS5, medium and good l.,sa
uT115: common Hf15ad -..:Sli: iiEfrt weight
good and choice in2asa1S75. common and
medium I5ulis&, Butcher cattle; Hell
ers T75d15Bn, csws 759I 45l. Gamers and
Guitars 6z56T5a: veal calves ngtn and
handy weight 1asDN.asIt. feeder steers s255
6fs-- stocker steers TReg111; westHru
range steers 975Hl675; COWS and helfers.
&aid 1s5n
-aTrhs ~ ihs. dowa .z4taE1-I5. commun-
and medium lD4fBA135a; yea-fing werners
g75sdI55n; ewes. medium. Eoed and choice
7r5N9Be. cuIis and common g.5uSs5-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

NEW YORK MARKET



Sev Turk. AnE u-StocizE were
fcnE al the opening Of to-day 8 session.
nacaSiuns puinlng 70 a continuance
me rally which accompanied the
auing of the final days of last week.
p, me market Soun rever8eG Its course
nc cioaed with Mixsd gains and losses.
sasuns fnr the SHtoack ware haaed IN
axsset ann further unsatisfactory labor
rnditiunk
-al luR-s opened at G 10 6A per cent,
s nlEner -afes which prevailed vIrru-
.N throughout the DAY probably being
Auser N part by lRHr Saturdays bank
atemeNt which disclosed q modErH1eiy
Avy inH II cash reserves
ne Check 10 business at important
e6ie-n and southwestern sections Was
strihuted less % the high cost cruaads
ar u further strike Developments.
I1act more seriously affected the ship
III 70 marker Of rzw materials.
1eHviness Of c s. Steel. which fell 2
o'rts f-nm it's slight initial advance.
q aAc-1ned- trr want of a more cun-
pacing reason. 70 the death of Andrew
znegie- sut that theory found few
:cissrters IN the financial DISTRICT
aamnn auntatlons ware n5ade m
drire o! the u3d-seaElnn. but rne
ezlSth af equipments. especially
-ae-ican Car and Pressed Steei Car,
eciea -Allies from one 10 almost three
'ais II their lowest leveia Al tine END.
aiisn StsTas Steea however. making
70 l.g5slN
More stable conditions ruled In FOR
exchange. the French rate harden
with sreadler rune for sterling,
Rrrr
rirmnesx attended, the restricted deRi-
II bonds, although rntErna-innals
ess slightly lower Total sales. paf
alas- were 2 .sA .gaa Old c. Z. bunds
-fs Unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Ernest Eli, leader Of the orchestra
II ne Colonial theatre. besIuexF be-
1nG an accomplished piarlst. does
some pretty good work n water coi-
urs. especially decorative work. as
shown by the poster backs winch are
being displayed al the Colonial these
oays- In the lobby OF the theatre
may De seen some of MI. Hills nanGii-
work Inserts are made tor the pia-
Ing OF The pictures advertising shows
coming soon and about the pictures
IN the heretufure piRin spaces M. Eli
nad drawn some very clever cpnven-
aunAl designs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Caribou, Me, Aug. uSar .
King, banker and capitalist, long
prominent In A-oostonk county nusi-
ness. died Sunday morning, aged 50
He had been in impaired health fH-
a year or mere.
He had long been Interested IN the
potato business. owned several large
farms. was 4 buyer and broker anS
WIS one Of the pioneers in the devei-
opment Of the potato business. He
was president of the A-oostcok
Trust Company. the local bank, ef
which he was one Of the oryarizers.
and had numerous other interests.
He served q term in the Stara Senate
and was prominent II State and
County Republican politics.
He was a charter member of the
local Knights Of Pyrhias Lodge ami
q Mason A widow, a son, Roy 3.
King, a student n Bowdnin CufleEe.
and = daughter. Miss Lucille King.
survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

later visited MI and Mrz- waltsr
Ayers II Falmouth.
M. and Mrs. Howard wilnun an
lsrtzined as guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. A V. Dimrock- wnofad been en-
Scotia and who were on their return
10 Camp Devens. where Mr.. Drmrock
had been located fur more than a
year N the interests of the T. n c.
A. The number Of miles travelled
thus far was e246
Frank Stone Of Newark Y. J. Wis
tied his sister. Mrs. Herbert Coolidge
At the home Of Mrs. Nora Bragg last
week.
Mass. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.. D.
F. Hcvey. She wiz latter be juined
here by her father. E. A johnson n
member Of the police department Of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Perkins Of
Rea6fieid were guests Sunday of Mr..
anE Mrz- E E Taylor
Mrs c. z DuctDn IL enjoying her
annual vacation II her old home al
' AXAiQaF6H CuG W88 ACCUkIEAu1G0
as far as Rockiand by her husband
Alderman G z Durrun and friends.
06r. and Mrs. J. D. Bsouin and
family were recent guests of Nr. and
Mrs. Arthur Piper AZ Belgrade
Carol Tracy u Rome WIN has been
passing a few weeks with his uncle.
=. Il Tracy. visited his hume SUN
DAY on his bicycle The return trip
Of - miles wns made In three hours
IN the evening
Mrs. 3. Il Tracy, Miss Edifh and
Miss Bessie Tracy VIII leave this
week fur Portsmouth. ~ Il. where
they viii be the guests of Mrs.
Tracy's brother. Clyde Est-idEe. as-
sistznf manager az the P. D. & 7. r.
r
M and Mrs George Leighton Of
Augusta were recent callers in rhls
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mute Of Los
AnEeles. Csn.. are guests az their un-
Gle. ]. 4. McDavid II Eimhurst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

An open-air cuncsrf Was given by the
Doys' school Band Saturday evening On
TIM lawn ~ the residence az John Srp-
hie on Pine street oefure q gopd-slze6
and appreciarre audience. Sunday aet-
e-nosn and evening the hand gave con-
cerfs n Lakewood which were much
appreciated.
John Thompsun left eown Friday AT
ernunn for Philadelphia where he has
q position as accpuntanf and expects
10 make his hume Gr Thonpsun has
been employed as accountant at the
Madison wouiEn mill tne past rive yeArs-
the funera, SERVICES OF Augustus Mer-
riu were conducted by Rev William
wood at Mr. Mor-iTs iate residence On
Beam street Saturday forenonn n 10
clock The body was taken tp New
sharon for interment
Allan CRpc has hnnght whzt 10 known
a. the Deacon Hzray house un upper
MAin strssr and Win ssun move his
famiiy 10 thnt place.
Dexfer Messrvev hAs cnmmancsd the
erection Of q house on his lot On Nsrxn
street
Owing tp the low water IN Candy rivcY
the atneef fsEhfs have been shut OF nor
ssssral evenings end a1 lights wzrs
shut on Saturday night n lin e'ciDck
The strsst hghes were pur On fnr q
few hours Sunday evening.
Mrs- Roy Heaid and anngnter Hleanzl
and SON Francis. who hnwe he~n vizit.
ing rsAafiSss in the Dead river rsginu
the past ssx veeks. rsfzzrned home Sum
aAr.
/ c. Dux1R u DnfA was the gnnR d
Mr. ana Ara allAs Gserss Sunday anl
Monaay. Mr Builder was formerly .
resi1ent OF this villags.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
D.nirrup4ry e~sessainss


An involuntary pet1tion in bank
ruprcy was fled against Mary z.
Giles Of Brcwnf1el6 Thursday IN the
district cnurr q, Portland by the
Fidelity Trust Co Of that city and
the Limerick National Bank Petit
tinners claim that wi1ile inscivsnr.
she transferred 70 her daughter real
estate that she haired frum her hus-
band and that she allowed m arracn-
meut put ON her property by the
Kexar Falls Naficnai Bank. Jan 81,
1g74- The Fidelify holds q note nur
S3S5H, Que Jan. IL last, and the Linn
erick hank two notes. one for $500
and the other fur S1950.
Among the recent petitions for
bankruptcy Hlad IN the ofics uf tho
Cntned States disrricf cunrt IN Ban
gur was q petition 1led Thursday IN
behalf of Alfred r. Grindell Of New
purt. a farmer with liabilities
amounting 10 over sDoea. Several
Bangor people and cnncnrns vere
creditors In this case fnr small
amount but among the lnrgest wns ].
Frank Gran az Bangor enr <111p
and the Nsx1uuna Fertilizer Cnm-
panv uf Bustcn in whnBe fAxur a
decision was handed down by the su-
preme court in February. 1872, for
z.a62- a.. The asserts az thin cane
wers fscsd sf g7sn.
other pstaktuns nled vGs: Arthur
q Cniumaum u Fa4raeld. nnhiilfaau
S7B1-Ez. asssss $-zs: Martha OsNeal
DAas uf Caribou. liabilities Ss.sz7- 40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

J. Wilbur Douxzn Of New York.
cne Of the charter members Of the
Nortnpurt Country and Golf c1uh-
y-nn tne men's handicap weekend
sweepstakes on Saturday, Robert Z.
Ward and DIR. Frank Graves OF Bel
fast tied for second place
TheWamen's team goes ID Water
vile Country club VINO give them 4
luncheon n one o'clock On Sarur-
Gay the second wumens handicap
tournament for the handsome silver
tropny gwen by Ira NJ Cooe VIII be
started.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

IN ~-s~~ 6~r>rzx>uerun-S
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home IA Richmond
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. ru.st Of her aunt. Mia Theudurs
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4ie R-ann were virfturs Monday NJ
Nl.s NAV Tay5ur or waxeriey,
Mass- is passing her xacariun with
bs- s,stsr. Mr.. r. c Hoouer.
Ms. Fred small ana dnuxnrzrz
Ethel and Airline uf Pruziannre, L.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Corrected Daily by
EAINE BROKERAGE C.
AZ wz1sr g. Augusta
Phones 1als-1n99
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs- L = Hagry and Mrs.
A A. DHnforrh Of Wichita. Kas-. were
IN the city Sunday tar the day, beng
one o. the many aUtOmobiie parties
here