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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
PITTSFIELD

TIE ltst meeting OF the Boys ana
Girls Ag-l> u.tlral Clubs II Pittsd+I1
was held IL The Inlversa!ist caurcn
paT-o- Thursday "yen.ng a. so The
State and county leaders were present.
Tie many friends here of o Nj. Chase
u Hanaan VIII ~eg.at % earn .hA1 ne
= III with pneCnonia Mr. Chase was
70 nave preached at tle Union Nilsson
al :, A. Z. hal Sundzr afternoon bu.
tis illness makes il neces sarv 20 cance,
he engagement
Nergt. Carol ". Clay al he 1850 IN
iantr. mas received ms honorable ais
charge rom the service ana arrived
nome On +he Pullman THURSDAY morn
Ns Another Pit-sfield soldier vino mas
returned : ar. Z. L.bby. who was =
hemrer OF the 18th Pioneer IDfan1-y
ana vro has -ecenl.r returned r-n-,
France and s visiting ms naren1s M
ana Mrs. Charles LIBBY Ee was ac-
ce'npa1ed by Mrs. Libby
THe 1c,h annua. NAY hall ,n,e- ,5a
auspices 81 he Pi;.stield are depar--
"'eht was held a Union hall Thu-sda,.
@FehLHS ana was largely attended An.
SIC Tor he dancing was furnished ~.
CanaFans orchestra OF Wa,ervilIe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
Scr;appy Scenes at Red IS0x Yankee Game at Hub
Maine Noses Out harvard in Free Hitting Contest
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES

II. ~ LAY, "Go IS uaOaE.uS Odu0y
Lorraine. writes that Lorraine is
claiming the lightweight champion
ship OF this State and is ready TO
back Up his claim. He states that
Lorraine who is making his head
quarters at Bath. is booked solid for
next month. Friday night he goes
10 Lewiston where he is TO meet
Young Chambers. while Monday night
he is 70 face Young Steiner of East
Boston. former amateur champ of
New England in a main bout of two
SKIES. On May - he will appear N
Portland. then back 20 Lewiston. Lo-
raine IS faster than ever and packs
terrific punch. Mr Day states
that he IS willing TO put HIM against
any lightweight IN this section. but
ont that they have got to be light
weights, weiterweights need not ap-
ply. Danney has ,nnumerable friends
IN this city who know him for the
clean. game little lad that ne IS. and
viii watch his coming battles with
interest. His appearance IN the rng
IN this city has always been a signal
tor burst Of applause and any one
ever seeing INN IN action will test.-
~ thar he works every minute.
mo Cony baseball team held its
usual practice Thursday afternoon.
Coach Thompson tried out several
new men ar -he third sack 20 fill the
vacancy eft by Tabor. Among those
Whom The coach IS working ont are
Miller. Greeley, Downing and Farm
FIR
game Wednesday, was not a fair sam
pie Of his work
ConT High VIII meet the Oak Grove
baseball team al ; o'clock Saturday
afternoon on the RUel Williams field.
The first half of the inter-c!ass
track meet Will be held today on the
athletic field al 3.45 P NJ. wnen all
OF the field events Will be run off.
t3lssone,te. who pitched part Of the
game Wednesday for Westbrook
Seminary against Exeter. IS Il for
ner Winthrop High PLAYER He
struck OUT Il men during the las,
four innings of The game and has
the reputation Of being a mighty good
tw!rler. With Bissonette and Mason
10 occu7v the mound il doesn't look
IS though Winthrop trolley league
team would need TO worry abou,
pitchers.
Lisbon Falls High is scheduled 70
meet Brunswick High Saturday IN
Lisbon Falls.
The Conv girls basketball squad
ne, n me Library Wednesday noon
and the following officers were elect
ed for next seasons team: Captain.
Alice Sterling: manager. Madeline
Murphy.
Plans are being made for an inter
class track meet among me girls at
Cony. This IS something aItoEethe,
new, as heretofore the athletic &C
Invites Of the girls has been con-
lined 70 basketball. The Freshman
girls met At the school "Wednesday
noon ana The following Were elected:
Capt. Mary BOYD: manager. EIinor
Nelson. The Junior girls met on the
same day and elected the following.
Captain. Alice Sterling; manager
Madeline Murphy. The date Of the
meet has not been announced as yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
APPEAL TO CARE
FOR DISCHARGED
NEGRO SOLDIERS

New York. May IAN appeal 10
employers throughout the country 10
take care OF Negro soldiers dischar--
81 from the service was issued here
today by Jesse o. Thomas, State
supervisor of Negro economics. with
the approval Of the United States
Employment Service of the Depart
nent of Labor.
Citing the bravery and sacrifices Of
he Negro n France. his activities as
snipbullder ana as subscriber 10
Liberty loans and other war funds.
Mr.. Thomas urged that the coiored
soldier be given consideration during
Tie national campaign beginning next
week. looking toward the absorption
Of the military population as fast as
It is demobilized. This campaign
VIII be lnauEurated by sermons
preached N pulpIts on MAJ 4. desig-
mated by President Wilson as En-
ploynent Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
PROMOTER IN MAINE
IN INTEREST OF LEAGUES

Portland. Ne. May John 4. DON
7sur Of Lowell. the promoter OF he
New England League, was n Portland
"Wednesday IN his way 20 Lewiston.
The situation n he AndroscogsIn citE
* still YER uncertain. although NJ.
DorneIIv saId that ne had men VINO
would star, things going Up there. and
the meantime e1deaVor 70 get .o;a
Teople interested.
N lawrence two Sood men are ready
70 back the game and the only hitch
here IS ne matter Of grounds. For
the city o he able ia lease the grounds
i special &C: Of the Legislature s nee
readr on us way and will no doubt 90
through
1esse Burkett will have Haverhlll and
has alreauv begun 10 organize MS team.
EeiuIe Wagner. VINO mas the Portland
TEN. Will probably not come here for
Il coupe Of weeks
The schedule has been drafted. but i
vii ne sub1ec: % revision. The plan
now IS cor Portland IN open in Fitch
bury MAY p. PLAYING Lowell Lswrengs
anu Eaverhill n order. This VIII a:-n-
tHa tenn back 20 Maine MAJ g. when
Portland viii play Lewiston either here
or n Lewiston. The two Maine teams
will play the next dav. the 18th. On
Memorial day Portland will play in
Lewiston IN he forenoon and the same
team here n the afternoon.
Freddie Parent attended the meeting
n lowell Tles3ay night and expected
20 ne N Lewiston today There doesn't
reen 20 be any reasonable doubt now
but he league will start.
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PARKINSON OUT AS RUNNER
A. A. u. Cancels His Card Because
Of Physical Conditions

The competitive athletic career of
Harry Parkinson. veteran Morning
side A. c. distance runner. was end
ed yesterday when the registration
committee Of the Metropolitan A. A.
L. cancelled his registration card. II
is alleged that Parkinson was found
20 be suffering from a leaking hear.
This physical defect, the committee
held. presented the possibility of Sc
rious injury resulting to the runner.
The card CT James Stanley. 81
years old. was also Cancelled. Shan
ley submitted an entry blank TOR
the coming Bronx 10 City hall mara
thon. which. under the ruling, Is au-
tomaIicaily rejected. It was held
Stanley was TOO old for competition.
Hans Schuster. unattached: P. Tri-
voulidas. Morningside A. G.. and Otto
Laakso. Kaleva a. c., who competed
in the recent Boston marathon with
out first obtaining permits to go out
of the district. were reprimanded. The
Misses Charlotte Boyle. Alice Lord.
and Ethelda Bleitry. women SWIM
ners. were repr:manded for a similar
offepSe.
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StrMghten out NiX-up
IN [ sc OF Pugllist's Name

View ~orE. My Danny Ferguson
r: 74----a 80 III 10, Walter Mohr
O. 3ro2k-r1 us he pugilist knocked
q; ~ o:.--y iT..atas IN I bout a,
..A-'a, .. y. Monday night. The Asso-
a:sc 3-ess -scer-a.ned this 4act as
q -sst.: O.: an investigation following
Ao--s 7-o:es. hat The report Of his
ia, was cal:-le and that he was Y
.i-ooz.~1 ": he time the AKRON bout
vss ~-oE-ess.
.-c'-t:-.E Q statement from Al
--71s : Philadelphia. manager Of pu-
s-s.z y Loughl;n was % have
x; l-.-@.Ls. yut owing 20 illness a
'tas,.9,a ~as he esSarr Ferguson
Tas 81, t-r,~ Philadelphia under the
'S-s Nom O axe Loughlia place.
-72s ---.,s nat ae knew Ferguson
&c ---er "a -ane II ,iohr Match.
',aae' -o-----v Wish n he Akron
- i-'-s r.. y accepted Ferguson
: A-1,- 80 H. statement Of The pu-
---.i, p" -r-,val At akron with a
71'sseI:s-.ts -.ppe. VINO vouched
-'' --9 751t, --p-' Socaticg Mohr.
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COMING EVENTS

April MAJ l-Victor- Liberty Loan
campaign
Ma l-3,Celebration for returned SOL
church. 40
May Luxury taxes n effect.
May Franklin County Teachers A..
soclation convention. Far-nInr-on
May 2-Oxford County Teachers Asso.
cation convention. Buck:ield or Rim
ford.
Nay Annual work horse parade. Port
MAJ LRecept!on 70 54ts Rer,ns,, e
a g. City nall. Portland.
summer schedules
May 4-EInpioyment Sunday
MaE6-l-Advent Loyal Workers con-
vention. Auburn.
MAY 1-NSprTng meeting Maine Fedora
ton Women Clubs. Augusta House.
Augusta.
May s-Final contest Hanlin pre-
speakins, Colby college. Wa,erville
May -Eancock County Teachers con
renlion. Northeast Harsor
May 9-PenobScot County Teachers
convention. Bangor.
May Maine Kent's Hill Alumni Asso-
cation annual reunion and dinner
Congress Square Hotel. Portland
May -Lyford speaking contest CoIhI-
College, Wa,erville.
May i-kennebec Pomona Grange ~
wayne.
MAY IS Eastern Somerset COUNT
Teachers convention. Pittsfeid.
May ls-i.-York County 7. u c. a
Saco.
MAY fs-i.-Western Somerset County
Teachers convention. Bingham.
Observation-Disclosures centenary drive
May Ie-27-Horne Service Campaign. Sa
vation Army
MAJ go-kenne. g County Sunday
school Association annual meeting at
l,e-x
Nay @-k noxW Waldo MAY Music Fes-
tiyal, Ruckland
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GOOD CARD AT
LEWISTON TONIGHT

Lewiston. May Joe Rivers and
George Robinson. main bout BOYS al
the National Sporting Club show at
Lewiston City hail Friday evening
are all ready for the clash. If Rob-
inson doesn't win we have Il hunch
1t will be because of his strenuous
campaign of The past few days.
However. the coIored battler from
Cambridge is rugged and can take
lot of punishment. Recent fights
have taken away some of his punch
so that the go Of tomorrow evening
should be practically an even thing
from bell to bell.
Robinson outtoughr the redoubtable
Caroone at Portland Monday evening
but lacked the power to stop the
Brooklyn Iron Man. On Tuesday mgr,
he took on Joe Egan At Boston. but
was hardly in shape. Though out
pointed. he secured a draw on the
referees decision after a dozen Cruel
ling rounds.
There IS no change IN the remain
DER Of the card as arranged. The
first bout will De started promptly at
Subdivision Sun.
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FAIRFIELD

Mer-ymeeting Chapter. Q. z. e..
will hold its regular meeting this
evening at 80 o clock. 1nit1atory
will be done and refreshments will
be served. !, IS hoped that all Will De
present.
Miss My-a V Parker IS engaged as
nurse at the home of Mrs. James
Gerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Blemls are
the proud parents OF --2-pounu
daughter. born yesterday morning.
The meeting If the Social Neigh
bors which was % have been held
yesterday, has been postponed for
one week.
DR. Frederick L. Gregory has ar
rived N town and IS al the nome Of
ms parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Neil Greg
orr. Dr. Gregory has been captain
IN The 18th Division. having lust re-
turned from overseas nd received his
honora bic discharge.
Miss Gladys Penneil has returned
% her home n Skowhegan. after be
ing me guest OF her sister, Mrs. F.
I. ToZ.er
Mrs. Albert Lint ana daughter Mar
jory Of Etna are the guests Of Mrs
Limits mother, Mrs. Celia Piper.
Herbert Wilson. who has recently
been discharged from the United
States army. S the -uesr Of his sis
ter Mrs. Bert Williamson. az her
home On lower Main street.
Cornelius Gregorv, i member Of
The |. 5. navy and who s stationed
Al Bar Harbor. IS the guest Of his pa
rents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Neil Gregory
Ernest Luce Of Boston was IN own
On business Yesterday.
II. Percy Crosby. who has been
passing several days az Bnston and
vicinity. has returned 10 his home
on Owar Nam street.
Mr.. and MIS-. Wesley =. Fletcher
have moved their household goods 20
North Eassa.boro. where they Will
reside.
Charles CrrImmett of Clinton was
calling on friends II town yesterday,
Mis-. Coleman Brewer u VInslow
was he guest II her daughters, Mrs
Joseph Rollins anu Mrs. Melbourne
CroI.gniIe YESTERDAY
The Ladies Guild entertained the
Young people If The Methodist church
.ast eNcning n The vcstrv. The eve
nlns -vas passed n playing games
and refreshments were served
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REPORT GOMPERS
CONDITION GOOD

View York, May I.-TonlEnts bulletin
rom the bedside of Samuel GoInpers
president of the American Federation
Of Labor who was seriously injured
Sunday when a surface car collided with
taxicao IN which ne was riding. an
rounced his condition was satisfactory.
Messages poured n all day from
prominent men in this country an1
"a broad. expressing regret for the acc
dent. A cablegram from Secretary u
state Lansing IN Par:s. and telegra m
from John D. Rockefeller al Hc-
Springs Va. were among them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
'sNNsS --E TINE FOR
RES AND RECREATION
ar- he Gateway 20 Maine
'asa''r 7esorts--he Eastern
S'ss"sr'a me Affords the rrav.
as' re 5ssr Nay 20 Get There

way % ee' 'ere
: - IND and with the
- u 'a4,A q summer comes
.-.s- 49,. # he necessity of
49,. y 20 ;or est. recreation and
-. - ~. : ~ decide on any
-. Nay: " The Maritime
- Immediately think of
.r ere dnd question wheta-
,.s.- : 9oat. The Eastern
many affords Us the
.lSS--'e Trr for approaching
= ooston. and certainly
-. II that Portland is
&c.. lame and The Mari
.i--as.
5ay,.- -ra Portland Division
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RED SOx LOSE
HUB OPENER TO
YANKEE team 81

Boston. May Boston lost its
home opening game 70 New York. :
20 s, at Fenway Park today. Loose
pitching by Mays and Indifferent
support were factors in the visitors
triumph. The attendance was
1i.50p. Feeling between the teams
was intense. Pipp was expelled
from the game for dispuing with
Umpire Connolly, and Mays anu
Pratt were separated by players be-
fore they came to blows. Mogr;dge
filed the bases with none out in the
eighth. with his team leading, 8 TO
l. Quinn then relieved Mogridge and
Boston tied the score. only TO see the
visitors with two out in the NINTH
make four runs on a double. a single,
errors. a wild pitch and TWO bases
On balls.
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Rare Tropical Woods

The woodlands of temperate chimes
yield of course the bulk of the worlds
lumber. but comparatively few treas
ures; but those of the tropics are
filled with rare cabinet woods. spice
woods. dye woods. and many with
medicinal virtues. Their name is
legion. Some are Of vital importance.
100. n the industries. such as the
rubber and gutta percha trees. The
forest resources of the Philippines
are only slightly explored. but they
are known 10 contain vast stores Of
wood products representing incaIcul-
able wealth. They We're practically
untouched during the Spanish re-
s.me. and fortunately for the future
of the islands they have been wisely
administered since the America &C.
cupation.
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COVELESkIE HIT
HARD AND INDIANS
LOSE TO TIGERS. 1-S

CLEVELAND. May 1.-Detroit defeat
al Cleveland 10 / n the opening
game here today. Covalesk.e. who
also lost the opening contes, at De-
troit. was hit very hard N the first
two innings. Pitcher Enzemann was
very effective. Boiand pitched we'll
throughout and was brilliantly sup
ported. Ram fell The last three
innings. The score:
Detroit 5 0 ! o 7-6-14-a
Cleveland ! 0 0 d =.
Boland and Stanage: Covelesk.e
and O'Nelll.
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Seven Early Cl0sers for
Charter Oak Big Line Races

Hartford. May l.-SeVen events On
he progran of the Grand Circuit
meeting at Charter Oak Park close
early. according 70 an announcement
today.
The main event will be the saith
renewal OF the Charter Oak $1,000
Nurse for Q: j. trotters. Other purses
will be those of the Chanticleer OF
$4,000 for o:1O trotters: the Lion OF
$4,000. o:oS trotters: Eagle of $4,000,
200 trotters: Whiriwino of $1,000.
c:os PAGERS. and two Of $4,000 eacn
for - and 3-year-oId trotters.
A purse of $4,000 will 90 TO the WIN
ner in a special race between WIN
ners OF the Chanticleer, Lion and
Eagle events.
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ALL WORK CEASES
. ROME, MAY DAY

nome. May -.-Al WORK was entirely
suspended n Rome To-Day, all SHOPS
We're closed ana there was no means
OF transportation excep; automobiles
street cars and buses beng die.
The walls Of the city were piaca-de5
vita manifestos. Some urged with
strong language hat The work.nrns,
'ti'uiea'e iheir Nights. while others
pointed TO The restitution ana cr-,elt,.
Drought about by Bolshevtsts IN Russia
All public meetings ana professions
were prohibited. the police and militia 49,
'akihg measures TO MAINTAIN order.
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SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS RAID
RED NEWSPAPER

New York May The offices OF
the New York Call. u Socialist local
newspaper. We're raided late today
by a crowd Of soldiers and sailors.
vhc declared their attention was az
tracted by BoishevIst posters past
ed on the outside Of me building. The
employees of the Gail were thrown
into the streets from doorways ami
r.r,Grrsr
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Walter whalen. the national high

Walter Whalen. the national nigh
jump champion. has been officially
notified by Fred ". Ruben. secre-
tary- treasurer Of the A. A. Z. that
ne will be one of the team OF Amer
lean athletes selected to represent
America in event of the Swedish
American athletic games being held
in Sweden this summer. Whaien
feat of winning a New England Jun
Tor and national championship IN one
season has been unheard OF before IN
athletic games. 1t is for this reason
that he will be selected on the team.
Just who the other competitors will
be has not been announced as yet,
but Bob Simpson. Ted Meredith. JACK
Sellers and possibly Carl Linder. the
Marathon champion. will make up the
balance Of the team.-Arthur OnneS'
Boston Post.
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,JOICE

While Grady arrived n Boston last
week on he transport Santa Rosa. NT
Grady belonged TO the G0sd Field Ar
II lerv and went overseas last July.
Mre. Louisa Dunlon has gone 20 Port
land for a few weeks visit.
Harold Dunton has moved his family
to jefferson All are very sorry 70 have
them leave town.
The King Daughters held a verr
pleasant meeting last week with Mrs
Maude Mck!ndsiev. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Jennie Henry Thurs
day afternoon. May s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

Five year old Dicky had been
regular attendant at Sunday school
for several months. when one day
his mother took him 20 see a circus
parade. Each passing cage drew A
question from the little fellow As
the wagon containing the rhlnoceros
-umbied Up. the beast opened It's
huge mouth 20 its full width. Dicky
gave one look az The animal, ana
terked al his mothers dress.
Mamma did God make that $50
Yes. dear"
A moments pause then deter
minedly: Welt amt going 20 Sun
day school any more Everybody
Magazine.
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BRUNSWICK HIGH
DEFEATS EDWARD
LITTLE EASILY

Brunswick. Ne. May 1.-Bruuswick
High easily defeated Edward Little
High of Auburn IA to s today. Both
teams hlt hard but folded wretchedly.
The feature Of the game was Car
Inns enchanted catch Of a liner.
Brunswick High:
,0l 2 0 5 s 0 E1l-l5-10
Edward Little High:
1 0 l Q 0 o. 6-1O-le
Batteries: Ormsby and Morris
SWEET. Woodman. Timberlake and
Shanahan.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
All games postponed.
Perritt to Join Giants

New York. May The New York
National League club announced to-
night that Pitcher William Pe--!tt. who
has refused TO report to the club. has
accepted terms and left 20 Join the
team at Shreveport, La. Dave Robert
on. former right fielder Of the club.
who has not played ball since the LII
season. VIII report 70 the New York
club tomorrow. II is understood here
that Robertson will be used by Man.
aver McGraw IN a trade.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

May @Traek; Hampshire State at Durham
aasshaH; Colby Brunswick championshp
May 3-aassha; At lewiston Championship
May 3-rraek: Academy intsrsehoiast,o Msst
High la~snes H'eh at arhsd
May @1askstbaI: Rumford High at Iivsrrnos ais 70h
May s1o-Tsnnis; Interseheiastie at lewiston
May s.10-Tenns interseheae Tournament at so'sdo'n
May 10-Baseba: coburn c. l. at Augusta
intereoesate Lons~ood
Boston.
May 1-aasehaI: Little High at Augusta
Gardner High Cony 4'sh At Augusta
May athletic meet orono
NAV intercollegiate track Meet at orono
tournament at snn'"e
May New England League
May 2-U Of NJ. out nter.eh elastic meet orone.
May cony High Gardner High at Gardiner
Nav intrsehoastic Brunswick
June4- Cony HaloveiI at Augusta
June 7-aas,bai High Gardiner High at Augusta
Iune11 cony ,~eI nigh hai!o~el
June 1a-aasehai conyvs High If
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Hun Credentials
Presented To
Allied Delegation

Versailles. May L.-tBy The Asso-
ciated Press).-In a session u-xIn-
ming AT $40 O'Clock this afternoon
and lastly barely five minutes the
German plenipotentiaries 70 the
peace congress presented their Gre
den1iais to representatives OF the
allies and the United States. 1t was
the first step in the peace negotia-
tons.
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,-0WEEGAN HIGH
PINS MADISON

r-.ea- "a Ma The baseball
re- .he season. played
-..w-e--n high ana Madison
, - q, Tasrvlew Park last
... 4 good attendance Ct
...,.s a. or he early season
-- acaDs, stoodiey ana
--.u, r. a>;are <or sho~hesan'
- ,e-e1 At strong game
mn The aelding was
.n-- ,..:a -lles. but the fiFs'
u .-.. .s-rs made this excus-
iI--' MADISON cam was par'icl-
-'+ .,.,--es ~ ne hitting o. L
-. -1r.1nart'
l.~-'-' 80 y
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BANDITS RELIEVE
BANK MESSENGER
$4,000 IN CASH

Toledo. O.. May Frank Eolewinsh!,
messenger for the Dome Savings Bank,
was robbed OF a satchel containing Scc.-
30 today BY Two bandits who escaped
Several pedestrians who attempted 20
interfere were driven off ny the bandits
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Sherrod Smith Joins
Rohius after , Years in Army

New York. May 1.-Sherrod smith lhe
1ef+-handed pitcher of the Brooklyn Ma
,iona1s -eiolned his team here tocaT
ar.ar nearly two years service in the
army. Smith signed contract Win
President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn cluD
immediately upon arriving here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

were a vocal solo by Miss Iona
FowIes. music by a quartefte com
posed of George Brown. Russell Hal
lett. Ava Kerr, ana Rollins Prebie.
and a recitation by Marguerite Sui
Ivan. Ice cream was on sale.