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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
SUNDAY BALL
IN NEW YORK

New York. May Sunday Major
League baseball. permitted under
The new law. Will be played IN this
city May 4. President Eeydler OF the
National League announced today.
Philadelphia playing n New York
and Boston IN Brooklyn. These
games will take the place Of those
scheduled here for Monday
On The following Sunday New
York will play IN Brooklyn. the game
scheduled for May L.. The American
League Will follow the same proceed
ure. Washington playing in New
York
President Eevdler ana President
Ban Johnson Of the American League
Will hold a conference next week 70
arrange Sunday dates for the re-
inainder of The season. President
ileIaler said i new schedule Includ-
ing these games will be drawn Up
10 avoid confusion. There viii be no
departure from the l4e games schcd-
uied. he explained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
y. OF W. Commencement

The following g the probable pro-
gram for Commencement al the Un!-
verslty Of Maine Orpnu.
Friday. June @o-PhI hapna Phi
initiation and uanquet. p Il. Fra
ternity reunion, ana hanquets FRI
uar evening.
Alumni day, 1Aturday June list.
Baseball game. 1s"s Us. 1919 az i
a. n.
Lass .uucn al = g -.n>n. followed
ny class meeting.
Business meeting. Alumni assngia-
tior ana Alumni! h.nuuer.
Suuuay- June BaccaiaufasiI .
sermon at $50 Assembly nall. gwen
nv Bishop Edwin Eoit Hughes: open
uouse. President ana Mrs. A-ey two
o clock: Memorial respet service. so.
Monua3 June :-Co:nmencemenJ
exercises. CSC speakers. Gov Cars
:. Milliken. Gov. NJ. e. Erumnaugn
governor Of PENNSYLVANIA; com
r9encernen1 bail p. ii.
The annual sophomore mop VIII %
neid FRIDAY night, MAY :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
Cepo-ea Woman Sitter

Halifax. = 5. Miss Lillian Scot
Troy. ii san Francisco. Recently de-
ported from England. has arrived
mere on board the steamship Ca1na-
MA. on aer way 20 New York.
Miss Troy. whose alleged friend
ship for Baron Lewis Won Horst. for
merry Of San Francisco. ana informed
by he British government n august.
1914. is understood 20 have been one
Of the causes for her deportation. was
bitter Il her remuneration IF British
officials. She declared that she hau
been prosecuted by the English po
lice. She said she was convinced that
The authorities first turned their al
tention 10 ner because 4 1871, While
dock strike was IN progress n Lon
don she FED q thousand strikers chill
dren weekly al her own expense IN q
plant which she owned II The Last
End. She vas MADE an nonurar"
mem Der Of the lockers union.
IN 1914. Miss TrovssaId. She uiscoy
cred that she was being followed by
detectives. She complained al Scot
land Yard. and SAID she was locked
N room With a detective for three
hours. but that he did not question
her. She asserted that on returning
% her apartments she found they 1ad
been thoroughly ransacked bv detec-
t.ves. VINO. she ADDED. found nothing.
This treatment. she exclaimed.
was due 70 horrible attempt ed
biacknall scheme aimed at Lady H
ram Maxim, myself and a well
known prisoner Of war They -ot
nothing Oh, Of Us. but : was foolish
and went CRYING about the thing
She did not disclose the name Of
The prisoner Of war.
During the last four years, she
continued. y nave been always hunt
ed by agents of Scotland Yard.
Large business interests kept me
IN England she SAID. and I have
losr heavily. Several times me Am
er7can consul interviewed 10 save me.
but the embassy remained apathe1lc.
I have been IL for the iaSt four
months. and was only strong enough
10 return 20 my theatre a few weeks
ago. ! was arrested on April 9 anu
taken 20 Scotland Yard. I was not
allowed 20 communicate with my So
lic,tor or 20 get any Of my belong
Lngs. ! had only eight shillings IN my
pocket book. but my -natron gave ne
her savings. about SEQ. ! went
through d medical examination before
SIX men. Then | was placed on a
tram closely guarded. and had 10 sit
UP all night until reached Liverpool,
where ! was placed aboard the Car
mania. l asked the officials why they
were deporting me, but they would
give no answer.
They never had the courage 10
make any definite charge against me.
They SAID That the Defence Of the
Realm act enabled them 70 deport
any one who might be ciassed, upon
the slightest grounds, as dangerous
10 the nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
Washington Wins
From Mackmen. -

Philadelphia, Pa. May Wash
ington beat Philadelphia 20 " N
the opening game Of the American
League here today. a reception 70
Admiral Sims n connection. with the
Liberty Loan campaign caused the
cancellation Of the exercises origin
ally intended 70 open the local sea-
son. Shaw was largely responsible
for the Senators triumph. N ms
first TWO times at bat, ne sent the
ball into left field bleachers for home
runs. lie held Philadelphia 10 a sin
gle by Thomas up to the fifth IN
ming, but N the sixth they punched
four singles and with Dugans hit 70
center the Athletics scored > -uns.
Johnson was then substituted and
held the locals safe. Score:
Washington o 0 . ! . 1---e-1
Philadelphia 0 % 0 0 0 ? 0 0-2-e-S
Shaw. Johnson and Pic,nich: Kin
ney, Seibold. Anderson and Perkins,
McAvoy
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COMING EVENTS

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CHICAGO CUBS
TOP PIRATES. 4-2

Pittsburgh. Pa, May 2-ChcaGo
defeated Pittsburgh n ne opening
same mere today, 20 =. Zach team
used three pitchers. Mayors hand
was split by a liner from F9olloca-
ers bal n the first inning ana -ave
way % Evans. whose wiidness n me
fourth and fifth innings. coupled
with tlinely hitting by the visitors
scored all heir inns. Adams pItc heG
me ninth. TYLER lur- his size n
he 7t-h .nnlng ana Martin. VINO e
liered nun, allowed The locals NO
INNS while ~ the rubber When nc
FIRST man ~ --pled n me sixth le
Vas replaced ny Douglas. Score:
Chicago nno2a 90 q n-4-o.+
Pittsburgh 09 q = 8 0 o $50
Tyler, Martin, Douglas ana KILN
FEY Mayer. Evans Adams ana
Schmidt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03

Boston. MAJ -
EEEF-CAol.c whole cattle 2iid45t.
BI IT I'm or-htr0 creamery extras
Gaa6c: western do SiG6-i
CFEESE-New York twins CAoI,
fresh S,6G34
CRH-No = Yellow lSSdiS5
EG'is'-Near;'y lenner.' 5oGl We tern
extras o0d51.
FOL R-s2r.ng Patent lsC- n sacIs.
-.3Nt-H lSg--.
HAY-Eo timothy irn4-
thanksgiving 3GuS7
0ATS-fancr - % s.-ih salCs.s E:5alSi
POEN-MediuTu hacks 81"
PoTAT rES-MaIne. per 10 POUNDS n
car 4t'Ie 2a9Q2.-.
SJEAR--Grarula1e wholesale. So
per l0 pounds II oulk.
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Tigers Win From
Indians in Bat Fest

Cleveland, O. May Detroit de-
feated Cleveland today a TO 6,
Pitcher Baghy was forced 20 retire
with a strained side when N thu
lead and eacn OF his successors had
a bad inning. Cleveland drove James
from the hox but could not overcome
Detroit's lead. Teach returned 20
the Detroit team and made TWO sin
gies. double ana triple n four
times at bat. driving n three runs
ana scoring Two. the score:
Detroit - > 0 8 o SD Ie-n
Cleveland ,@ 0 0 o. O. ST. >
James. Dauss. Cunningham and
Stanage; Bagby, Eozmann. Coumbe.
Engle. Chle and Nunanaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
A3S TO PLAY
AMP 0EVENS

r-,-. ''slF!-- Ships baseball team.
~. -1'ea,e1 ne Yankee DIVISION
s~-,.. -''a'sS rteid. asst Sunday af-
gs, F~S a'1edaled Thursday 10
'-.7;, amp Devens team
.7,,. -.c ne Tree service
- - --C1ay afternoon. The
,,,- Al a=n he Yankee pi-
s~. al Altered. but thede are
b. LAYERS still remain
9sr --- aev are now en-
To 49,. -',= LIP Devens outfit.
og. Fl. aeedless 70 say, IS
.:.ss, -oon he Navy" for
.as, -''7 ~@-son initial diamond
.s.r,., '9' he two arms of the
..s,s,,, = IL vi nr-nr along the
@. 49, 'an1. which will rem
oct,,.. 'N'E----n between - and
Ia, - - " ts 2laylng the pop
aaacs =. -ay between the in
r ST.. H'es-- which is slated
va p, +. IMPLY III clock. As
% Ire a' ,a-nes admission Will
aAer W -aero vii ne a collection
~ :, -, -I's @r-.se PROCEEDS If wn,ca
IS AR -, ~ &angpor-arlor sxoens-
Or 5o.. ~ ~ 2-rcaase Of eouInmen,
aos, g.'' --1r I'd nav a,t,Ia.4r neill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
BROWNS POUND
; WHITE SOX SLAB
MEN AND WIN ia

Chicago, Ma st. Louis m
aug-ated the American League cea-
son here today with an Il 70 VIC
Lorv over The White Sox Gallia
1eld -he nome team 10 I've llts
while The Browns hat,ed three Sox
pitchers tor sixteen sateties. seven
Of them for TWO bases. The opening
DAY uf The ceremony vas featured
by the presence Of squad of Ma
rjnes- WHO hoisted a new United
States flag. assisted ny Eddie COL
Inns, captain If the White Sox. whc
enlisted N TIE Marine Corps al the
emu Of last season. Score
ST. Louis l : o. 0 l I-I.-76-t
Chicago 01D 0 20 ! o. = D.
Gallia and Severed; c. Williams
DanforTa, Benz ana Scaalk, Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
MADISON

Milton Rr,E-s. Henri E5ea-or and
Mur7erte DAVE Of the -03d Infantry
arrived n Madison this week. having
receoIved their tlra. discharge rom
he l. :. A!-ny.
j. Il. Emery has rented he mouse
owned By Bernard Gibbs on Main
street anu VIII soon move his family
70 that place. The rent n The Dins-
more house winch Will pc made Va
cant by the moving Of Mr.. Eme-v
will be occupied by Milton Philips
4 May breakfast and supper was
served by The Ladies' Ala Of the
Methodist Episcopal church n The
church dining room Thursday ana the
net proceeds announced 10 about $50,
E. F MAYO Of Foxcrof;. treasurer
Of The Madison Wooden Company, css
been n town ms Week on business
connected with the Madison mill
The first quaFteI-ir conference or
he year n me Madison Methoulsi
Eascopal church was neid ThursoaN
evening under the direction OF Dis
trlc- superintendent D. s. Holt
Plans were perfected tOr church
work FOR the coming year
Atot II eaIQ NOV cn ll~ AGAiiiiN
Thursday from the CLUB house on
Pine street TO the new tenement n
me NJ. :. Ward mouse on Head
street.
Arthur Mclean arrived home
THURSDAY from overseas, where ne
mas been serving with the 4. L. I,
M Mclean previous 10 leaving town
last summer was Il we'll known anu
popular barber ana his many frlenus
are glad 10 welcome MN back.
STANLEY Rcnler. he newly appoint
ed ootsnaster FOR Madison. COM
nenced his duties Thursday and y.
Il. Dilwor-h. VINO has beeE, posttnas-
ter Tor the past -ilree wears. expects
o sever his connection with the offce
Saturday night.
The sacrament OF The Lords sup
DER Will he observed al the ConETe-
-a1,pnal church next Sunday morn
ing.
Few. z. W Webher of Eallowcll
will preach II the | nIversaiist
church on May i. N The evening
Mr.. Webber was formerly a we'll
known resident Of this village for Il
number of years.
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UNITY

VEST. NJ. Warning and family
were visitors N Wateryllle Monday
Mrs. Mary Dunton mas returned 10
her home in Newport.
C. D. Gerald is making extensive
changes IN his house. D. S. Jones
IS doing the carpenter work.
Miss Helen Fowler has been visit
ing N Bangor.
Kelley school opened Tuesday for
the spring term with john Warning
as teacher.
J. A. Foster ~ Belfast has been
working for a number of days on
9. c. Fowler's motor vehicles. Mrs.
Foster and little daughter are VS.
itinE ar G. II. and L. P. Fosters.
William Gerald has had a milking
machine Installed recently
Ross Ryan has moved TO Albion.
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BOWDOTNHAM

NORTH-The River road clup was
very PLEASANTLY entertained SatIrc,a
evening by Nj. White After the
entertainment nome made candies
We're served. Etie White cut birth
day cake. The next meeting W.T. be
al he nome Of Arthur Loveloy.
John Walter Dockendorf of East
P'ltston was a visitor at the home Of
ms cousins, John and Flora Docker-
dort this week.
Il. Z. Powers mas been drawn %
serve on he traverse jury.
Mrs. r. K. Hatch was called 70 ne
funeral of her mother. Mary Ann
Given. on Sunday Mrs. Given was
eS wears old last Oc1ober ana had
been real smart until recert.r
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Harvard Gym
Director Resigns

Cambridge. Mass, May pr.
Dudley A. Sargent announced TO-
night his resigna ton as director Of
the Eenenway Gymnasium AT Har-
yard University The resignation IS
effective on September l. next. a few
weeks before Dr. Sargen1's seventh
eth birthday. He has held his pre-
sent position for forty wears. during
which period re has invented much
gymnasium apparatus and devised
star dard physical tests.
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11NNHLy OPTIMISTIC
yr3 LEWISTON team
" MN ENGLAND LEAGUE

-,se Iav.sto- We"
.srue -aa.- Ms never 4oA4ns
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men rs -" -AsL
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Giants Win From
Phillies Easily

New York. NAV The New York
Nationals opened heir home season
rodaE with an easy VICTORY over
Philadelphia: Z % .. The Giants
pounded Watson hard getting &c
17ltS tor 4 -o.:i II a bases wt2.le.
Barnes was effective throuEoout. The
game. winch was preceded uv the
usual ceremony, was attended by
Major Cen. Thomas E/~-v anu his
staff. score.
Philadelphia nnnnLno0--.- 81
New York q 0 . ox-14-le-.
Watson ana Cady; Barnes ana Nc
Carc-. Smith.
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MIDDLEBJRY BEATS
TUFTS ON TRACK MEET

Middlel,urv. VI Man -.-Tvp
Middlehurv college records We're
broken IN me dual rack meet wHlcn
Middlerurv won from Tufts college
today - - n 81 i points. The
records We're made ny PnIratz. Mid
dlebur.. with III feet 8 inches n ne
discus throw. ana by I5ebard. Mid
Ileuur--. with - feet. men n The
broad Jump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03

A,ber. e. WardweIl of Detroit.
Mich. succeeds George p Driscnil of
Brooklyn as project superintendent
on the housing project Of the Elmer
Eancy Fleet corporation at the North
END and MI Wardwell is no stranger
10 Bath people however having been
here since early August when the
project was begun. having come here
as assistant TO Charles Glen who
succeeded A. C. Schenur durir. the
early stages W The housing pro- Gets
in New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
Chicago Prod uce Market

chicago. hav .
lli-h ms ru.tirn :; cd on d s. e o.
al Duluth 'ociaY ny iuiIus H Barnes
natona! wheat admin tstrator, did q
great deal 70 arIuE about material
1resh advance N the corr market here.
hut later tie oearlsh aspects If the
aoureSs received moro careful stud,
Corn closed nervous ID cents ~ -
cents 7er higher, with July i6sa o i6s -
and September l6l IS TO ls2 * DaIs
finished 30 cent off To ia cent advance
ana PROVISIONS ranging from : cents de-
cline 70 use Of - cents
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New Gloucester Dates


Nine games remain on the New
Gloucester high schedule Of The lc
arranged by Manager Martin. So
far New Gloucester has defeated
PenneIl Institute to 5, Freeporr. 10
20 and Yarmouth Is TO "a IN u in
nlnEs. and has lost 10 Penneil I. TO
i. Other games:
MAY.
yarmouth at New Gloucester.
1N-Erealev Inst al Cumberland.
7--Leav.t. Inst. at New Gloucester
21-Casco at CaSco.
20 "A. M.l-Greeley Inst. at New
Gloucester
:1-Leavitt at Turner Center.
JUNE.
7-Casco at New Gloucester
I-Pennell Inst at New Gloucester
D-PeNneil Inst. at Gray.
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~ T73 ~ At LOWELL
7S LOUISIANA

--o"e! aea. -ahinner Boyle Of
/ "a "a --o-!slana Of phiIad.,n,, -
sSlea: 4u battle at the
.-'st o. -bs. a.-'s'1t- Boyle scored
,.ss'HcS- NJ - n % Of the l.
&c ss Vas active at
o -s,ss,7o,- maj Freddy Williams
over .o, ,ae ana Tommy DOVE e' If
L he -, IN eigat-round ~
. LOVE-, : g.!fai1a'-'es Joe Armstrong
,s.- Ton rom lack FaiIa ,'n az
II -.v- w.. N <orI and Yo,,n Ion No, OF
g-=er.u = stopped Eddie Maus,ie,a
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TUERO BIG
FACTOR IN RED
WIN OVER CARDS

St. -ous. May -.--hree St. Louis
pitchers allowed Cincinnati out Two
Hits ana ne locals won toaay's
game. % !. Tlero. VIM pitched IS
innings. was largely responsible for
ne victory, scoring Two runs ana
driving n three more. Score:
Cincinnati -.-..O 0 0 0 o-1- :
81. LOUIS ....-.o o . : 0 nx-S-9-i
Ruether, Ring and Rarlden. Win
20; Horstrnan. Goodwin. Tlero Ind
Snydey
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Jimmy Knew by Experience

The class was very bored. Il was L
reading lesson, ana the book was full OF
zig words.
"ArcaImedes. read Jimmy James.
''leapt from his bath shouting Eureku.
Eureka
The teacher stopped him
What does Eureka mean" she
asked.
No one knew.
1t means she said. Il have found
IL" Now. what had Arcnimedes
found
After a long moment Jimmy veEiured
ho2efuily:
Please. mlas. the soap."
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New York Produce Market
Wv : n.
NHEA--Spot ar-n, No req 3Sa ele-
vatur export

New York. May n
WHEA--Spot 1rrn, No req .36a ele-
vator export
CORN-Spo- firm: No. Yellow 1Sss
ana No. white 1877 c New York.
0A~S-Spol Unsettled; STANDARD s..
E'CRk-Strorg: mess 5750u5S9.
SJTTEii-N eak: receipts I1.55e tubs;
creamery higher han extras Js!a6f; do
extras. 20 score. 5StfI59: -lrsI =1Gl5S.
packing STOCK current make No . IS.
EGGS-Ir-egular: recelp1s &c. SO cases
fresh gathered extras AL, tresn gath
e-ed northern section first 44aG46; do.
southern section 4Sah4S: state. Pa and
nearby hennery white tine 20 fancy I@,
%: state. "a. ana Nearby h-Dner3
unItes. ordinary 70 nriIne 47a 20; 40
browns 4s14s DO. gathered BROWNS and
mixed coiu-s 44a74li
TAT0ES-Ir-eguiar Florida new
nnl l1Uns75 Virginia late crop Dbl. 10J
qt.5
ABBAGES-Steady unchanged.
>JGAR-steady; centrifugal! IS tine
Cranulated 100.
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BENTON

EAST-Ralph Crosby has moved
his family TO RoIlo Buzzell's farm.
Thomas Germcn has returned
from visiting friends and relatives
N Canada.
Mrs Colby CARL IS suffering with
an abcesD IN her head.
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QUAKE KILLS 10
INJURIES OVER 500
IN SAN SALVADOR

San Sala vdo- MAJ seventy per-
sons were killed and more than .Jo
persons ware injured as a result q
The earttlguake II April e The
damage was extensive n ANS CITY
and nearrv towns. 20 which me
earth shocks were confined.
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ROBINS APPLY
kALSOMINE TO
BOSTON BRAVES

Brooklyn. May o-Brooklya opened
its home season today with 4 shut
out victory over Boston 20 O.
ptefer ana Rudolph had a pitchers
duel until the eighth ming, when
k-ueger's triple scored TWO runs.
Aalones single n the fourth scored
Wheat. Kelley struck out n his
first Ihree tines al oat The score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
SPRNGVALE

Mrs. c. p Bean. VINO has been car
Ing or Mrs. Eta Shaw on me Leavitt
road returned 10 her home N Spring
vale Monday OF this week. Mrs. Shaw
IS SLOWLY improving N health since
her return rom the hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
Ready for Emergencies.
Stars and stripes.

inspecting officer-What S the matter
with your pack? II looks about four
times as bulky as those OF the other
men.
''yessr I got one extra suit OF .ssue
underwear N there
''Oh-all right. then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03

The official issue prices II wool
ana tops 20 the English wool trade
have been reduced N average : l.
per cent rom ApIll /. These prices
are 20 remain n force .ur eight
months with a view n stabiliZlnG
values. Sales are to he held May 6
% -: June y TO July 4. July 10 10
-. Sept. . 70 10 October 20 "A anu
December TO ~ According 20
official returns ne stock Of wool
held IN the United Kingdom ON Dec.
u last amounted 10 30I Isl pounds
IN The raw state. oI 80. S02.1+o pounds
IN clean secured terms The gov
eminent owned wool in the colonies
on the same date was 1.9s0.to bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03

A three-masred schooner butt at
keunebunkpor-, year ago and
towed 70 Gloucester. Mass. where
she has been laid up all winter mas
been sold by o. A. Gilbert of the
Boston Ship Brokerage Company 10
Bar-eirSl d Co. If New York. The
new owners nave chrisIened the YES
sci MattiIlua. The prlce paid WAS
about $50, zoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
RUSSELL KEEPS
.S0x HITS APART
AND YANkEESWlN

Boston. May Russell Kept Bos-
toms hits scattered and led New
York to 3 70 victory today A
Bile Tor a -un. SCOTS hitting was a
feature. Boston only -ua came at
Ter Ruel's bad throw 20 catch Sco,-
on third. Score:
NEW YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
New York Money Market

New York. May =
Mercantile paper 5i05s.
sterling so-0av pills 46ss.
Commercial 6(-day hills on banks 4.6SIi
Commercial 0-day bills as, demand
! s.. cables 4.6S.
Francs demand 6o1s. cables 6.05s
,5ullde-s. demand iG-. aoles 40 bio
IRE. demand 80. c2pies rs.
Mexican dollars n
Government bonds .ir-n.
Railroad bond irregular.
Time loans strong: 81 days. 80 days
ana six months 5s4Io3.
Call money easier. high I CIV Il, III
.ng rate u. closing bid II, offered at ),
lasI Dan ). hank accep-anCes "a.