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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
WOMAN KILLS DAUGHTER,
THEN SHOOTS LITTLE SON
Mrs. WcEtbrook, When Husband
flushed in. Snid She Wanted to
Finish fhe lob.

PETERSBURG, VA, August g.
Mrs. Maude Westbrook, wife Of C. w.
Westbrook. a prominent farmer and
deputy sheriff of Surry County. shot
and killed her six-year- daughter
today and fatally wounded her son,
aged five years. Tho wounded boy
died about two hours after being
shot.
When her husband, hearing the
shots, rushed into the room. tho
mother was reloading the gun. saying
she wanted to Finish the job" Her
three weeks old baby on the bed was
unharmed. She had been In III health
for some months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
REPORT THAT GOVERNMENT
IS ABANDONING WARSAW
Moscow Wireless Says Polish Exccu-
tlvcs Have Left for Knlisz, Near

LONDON. August 9.-The Polish
government Is leaving Warsaw, its
capital, for Kalisz. 1t is asserted in
wireless dispatch from Moscow. re-
ceived here this afternoon.
Kalisz Is the capital OF tho Province
OF Kalisz. and Is about $50 miles
west-southwest of Warsaw, close to
tho old German border. 1t Is on the
direct railway s1tne tfrnuaI Warsaw -tc
Hosenl \ 3 .s q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Labor fer sufrrare MN.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. August o.
Delegates to tho fourteenth. annual
convention to the State Federation Of
Labor. in session in this city, today
adopted q resolution travoring woman,
xufrages by;.asyotassofssT9.&oss65s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
HAYS REQUESTS HOLCOMB
TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION
Republican Chairman Asks Connec-
ticut to Consider Suffrage Amend
ment in Letter to Governor.

HARTFORD. CONN, August "a
letter sent to Governor Marcus Fl.
Holcomb by Will H. Hays, chairman
OF the NATIONAL Republican Commit
tee, In which. the executive is urged
to call a special session of the Com
necticut General Assembly to saot on
the suffrage amendment. wast-made
pnbli blicrtodax, 81. q a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

s.vacation Trips. Rich Baltimore,
York Rtyer Line, $40 p. NJ Daily Exc.
G1ndoyy Modern Steaule15s-zAdg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

\ Franklin ID. jRoosevelt,s speech
. OF, scceptance. In full. will be foundS
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Cohtinnel on Second Page.)
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tContinucl on Second Page.)
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CONTINUED on Third Page)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07
WANT NO CIVIL WAR HERE.

Magistrate Warns SIX Irishmen
Who Interfered With Scots.
Six Irish residents Of Manhattan and
Long Island city were arraignod to-
day In the Long Island City police
court charged with creating a DISTURB
anco yesterday at tho Now York CAL
edonian Club games in Celtic Park. The
Irish were alleged to have attacked the
Scots because the pipers failed to salute
tho flag OF the Irish Republic.
IF you want civil war. we don't
want II in America" said Magistrate
Doyle in dlscharging the prisoners.
60 across the pond and you will have
all you want"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07
GIVES AWAY CAR
TO M'G1NTY, WHO
IS WONDERING WHY
Great Neck Man Has Curious Fit Of
Generosity in Pittsburgh
Not Home to Tell.

Generosity in Pittsburgh
Not Home to Tell.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. Prank
Aoointy. a salesman from Cincinnati.
and the Pittsburgh police to-day are
puzzled a. to why a stranger aocosted
MOointy. asked him II ne could drive a
car and. assured that he could. gave
him $4,000 automobile. together with
$40 for gasoline.
"can you drive herY' asked the
stranger. who wore several large dia-
nonds.
Sure" responded McGinty.
Take her away then; Two no more
use for her." said the stranger Then
he vanished.
McGinty drove to the nearest police
station. The cars license was No.
las,s3s N. z. which the police were as
sured, was issued to Roy Mauyois of
Great Neck, Long Island.
AT the home OF Mauvols, at Great
Neck II was said to-day that any In
formation regarding the giving away Of
bis automobile In Pittsburgh must come
from himself and that he could be
reached by telephone at Bryant SIs.
This 10 tho number Of the waillok Hotel.
1noutrers were told Mr.. Afauvois TaA
not At the hotel
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07

tion with the murder OF Frederick p.
Eckert. bootleEEer. whose death re-
vealed the Staten Island wllskey scan
dai. was postponed until tomorrow by
Magistrate Simpson in Stapleton Police
Court,
Albert c. Each. counsel for clhe de-
PENDANTS, win demand their release. he
said. on the ground that the state has
not made a case. District Attorney
Maloy said there was evidence enough
to hold the men. He said the state had
subpoenaed flfty-two witnesses.
Kane IL the owner Of the automobile
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07

Thieves Raid I,Dft sad Get 90 Cents.
After searching the third. seventh
and tenth floors Of the loft building at
No. 30 East 48d Street. thieves last
night stole flftf cents IN stamps from
the office Of me Bowen Engineering
Company. The same building was
robbed five weeks ago
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07

IN which Bokorts body was found on a
Staten Island road. Maioney II an Inn
keeper with whom Eckert IL said to
have had business relationA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Mrs. Hazel Edith SoauIdina

Mrs Hazel Edith Spaulding. wife
OF Arthur +. SpauIding, 30 years of
age, died at her home Fl Main
street sometime Saturday night
Mrs. Spaulding, who was very tired
Saturday night. retired early, appar-
emily IN her usual health. and sun
day morning when 4 1eighbor called
at the house about 5 o'clock her
young son said that she was still
sleeping. He went TO his mother's
room 10 call her and could not
awaken her and it was found tsAt
she had died. Mr.. SpauIding was
away from home having left Satur-
day night ar o'clock as usual for
Northern Maine Junction. where he
IS employed.
Mrs SpauidinE was The daughter IF
Horace and Mari Cram Toward
ana she leaves besides her parents
ana husband. four children. Horace,
Harold, Helen ana Jonn, the elder
being nine years old. and brother.
Dr.-E. ]. Howard, all of this city.
She was member OF the y. z. Q. P.
and also of the auxiliary 70 the c. r.
c. Funeral services will be held n
The home OF Mrs. Spauldings pa
rents. Tuesday forenoon al 10 clock.
local time. Rev, ". +. Pierce CHI
eating,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
POPCORN SALES NET
GIRLS CITY CLUB BIG
FUND FOR DELEGATES

The popcorn sale OF the Girls City
Club on Saturday Al eTnoon ana evening
given for the purpose of adding 20 The
fund Of sending six Of their number 10
the biennial convention AT Rryn Aawr
in June. was a complete success. net
ting the girls the sum Of $50. They met
with hearty cooperation ever-vhere
ana their sales were so brisk thar II
was almost impossible % keep a supply
on hand although the machines wers
working all The time.
: Peaple who bought were not At al
particular about their change snd in
this way the recs,pIs totalled far above
what they would have been al The regu-
ar price. The Gregory brothers sold
their corn 10 the girls at the mere cost
Of the corn and the butter and gave
the girls all the profit besides the work
of popping. Zaker Caesar at the Hatnes
fruit st0e also was generous in hts
dealings with the girls and they re-
cesvesi a good profit from what they sold
from there.
The six young ladies' who are going TO
Rryn Mawr are Mrs. z. G. Warner and
Misses Czoidie Eillman. Hester Harris.
Grace Brown, Doris Mcclellan and
Roxie Stevens and nearby all az them
wearing white caps and their Girss' club
brassaris went through thu streses with
big baskets filed with packages q pcp-
cornN which sold like hot cakes The
girls intend giving a dance SOON. the
profits from which will also axsist with
their delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Conurn s, Kent's Hill 4

Coburn defeated Kenrs Hill by q score
of TO in a loosely played game on
Libby Field Saturday forenoon. O'Eflen,
Coorrls pitcher. by his ttne work In
the oox together with his batting, real
ly won the game for the local school.
Coourn led by ! 70 0 10 the fourth in
ming, when Ksnt's Hill made three runs
mostly on errors In the sixth Kent's
Hiil added another score. but this was
overcome in the seventh when Kent's
Eli blew up and Cobura tied the score.
EInmons' a left-handed pitcher who nc
placed Newall in the box, made a. balk
with man on third, which gave CO.
burn one run. and with another run
gave Coburn the winning score. The
lineups:
Coourn-Mattoon CT, Sadd ID, Ryan 81.
Levee c, OsBrien p. Ansaldo as. Camoi-
i p, Breen and Luflin RI. Perkins Il.
Kent's Hill-Leavitt %. Renney SIS.
Houghton Ct, Ring ID. Phipps 1h. Leafv
If. Payne r.. Luce -, NewaIl .. En-.
mons p.
The score by innings:
Coour1 80 0 0 Ks 9-S
Kent's Hin % 0 I % o-4-I:-4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
COLBY MISPLAYS
GIVE GAME TO
BATES AT START

inreS errors. two passes ana
block ball allowed Bates 20 run up
four scores in the first inning against
Colby on Alumni Field Saturday with
the result that the Lewiston team
won by a score of 40 as Colby was
unable to overcome lead. Wiggin.
the first man up, famed. Dillon.
following him, reached first safely
by the failure of Greeniaw 70 field
his infieid hit in time. yloten got his
base in the same manner ana Dona-
hue ana Langley were issued passes
by Buchanan. the only two free
tickets that ne allowed during the
entire game. Savage famed and in
plate. Wills through wide and by
Lampher. The ball. rolled into the
bleachers and was thrown IN by a
spectator Umpire Wilson refused
10 allow the play 70 be held up and
as result the fourth run came IN.
In the last half of the second Colby
made 4 valiant attempt 20 score
With two out Fraas got a two Dagger
20 right field but the men following
MIN were not equal 70 the occasion
and he died at second.
In the fourth Bates started another
rally but the sensational fielding of
Buchanan in knocking over red hot
liner from Dillon's- bat and a bare
handed catch OF Donahue's hit saved
the day.
From this inning until the seventh
neither side advanced. In the
seventh inning Colby again started
u slight rally but as before. nothing
started until two men were out
Fraas. the third man up. came
through a second time with i single
making second on Lang!e-'s error.
Creenlaw, the next man up. was hit
by Johnston. Williams made a val
liant effort 20 score the men but his
long Hy was gathered in by Wiggin
and the side was retired.
The pitching of@ Buchanan under
adverse conditions. allowing but one
hit ana only two passes. was superb
and if the fielding of the Colby team
had been up TO standard the result
might have been different. Spurred
on by her four run lead in the first.
Bates played erroriess ball through
out the game. having The edge on
Colby for fielding as The home team
had eight errors chaiked ID against
Il. Larnpher performed up 70 stand
ard behind the bat
The work Of Dillon II second. ac-
ceptinE six chances wit;rrut a miss
and Donahue ar short. featured the
work of the visitors.
The summarv:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Flack's Steal Home
Cops. Contest for Cubs

Chicago. May a-Flack's seal of hume
IN The eighth inning proved 70 ne the
run which gave Chicago an 10 vie
tory over Pittsburg' today. The locals
TOOK an early lead on Adams ana
Me2der, then continued against Pom
der. who was on the mound when Flack
stole home. Carey was ordered Out OF
the game by Umpire Ensie when ne
protested a decision al second base. The
scare:
Pittsburg 30 I 10 0 5 2-7-I5-s
Chicago ,....3 l x-S-l3- .
Adams. Meader, Ponder and Schmidt;
Martin. Bailey. Carter and O'Far-el.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

run across the pan in the seventh
when Curry got on by a hit and
stole second and scored on Mayo
single. In the ninth the boys did
their best to even UP the score and
managed to get a couple of men
around the circuit. but it was Of no
use AZ cony had the edge, and the
game ended to 5.
The first inning opened with the
visitors at bat Drawn up, he walked.
Ellis up. Drawn stole second and FL
lis was tossed ont on a groundnr,
Clark 10 Bracket, Drawn going 20
third. Harrington up. he lifted 20
Simmons. Drawn scored on Capt.
Hills single. Brennan up. Hill pill
fered second. Brennan struck out
One run. RociAaud came TO bar.
Rlaisdeil up. he tanned. Clark I'D,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
B0wdoin Trounces Maine.
Ill. Sacrifices Figuring

Brunswick. Me, May s-Bcwdoin
defeated University Of Maine. l; TO l.
here this afternoon. The weather
was cold and raw when the game
began and ny the third inning it had
started 70 rain. rain continuing
throughout the remainder OF the
game.
The visitors scored their only run
IN the fourth. P Johnson was given
his base on balls. Rusk hit 20 right
field. Johnson going 70 third on the
play. Morrill, fumhled the grounder
hit by A. Johnson and the other
Johnson scored.
Sacrifice hits played an important
part in Bowdoin scoring three IN the
third inning and one in the seventh
all contributing toward runs. The
score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
ROBINS TOP PILLS
N EXTRA FRAME

EiUck.yn, y. Y, May 9-Brooklyn
pa 4 .nUther extra inning game to-
e., lid defeated Philadelphia TO +
in rrl innings. Neis whose batting.
t.s4l Ga II all the Brooklyn runs.
singled n the tenth with one out.
stuis SECOND and scored on Kreuger'
single. Ground rules prevented the
visitors from winning in the ninth
when J. Miller was allowed only
three bases On a long hit into the
temporary stands IN the outfield.
Score:
Philadelphia o 100000 o. 81
Brooklyn 20 0 0 5 0 0 0 1-5-11-1
Meadows. g. Smith. Tragesser and
II. Wheat. Galore, S. Smith and
Kreuger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

AT elphia-Pennsylvania 72a,
Dartmouth 44f.
At New Eaven-Princeton %. Yale Is.
At Exeter. ". E.-Exeter Academy
Is 2-S, Harvard Freshmen e Ia
At Lewiston, Me.-Bowdoin IS 30.
Bates 40 3-5-
AT New York-Wesleyan 60. New York
University 81.
AT New Brunsvick. n. J.-Rutgers s..
Lehigh =
At willianstown-wi,liz Is. Am
herst s.
nj Rochester. Y. y-Cnicn q. Horhes-
ter Is.
At Worcester Academy IS.
Moses Brown Schoni Is.
At princeton. n. J.-Yaie freshmen
- Is. Princeton Freshmen u BE.
AT Aunapalis--NaNai Academy IS, Sly
racuse o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Lewis Saves Game
for Yankee Team

Washington. May ga great shoe
string catch by Lewis off Harris bat
with the bases loaded in the ninth.
ended a Washington rally today that
had driven Quinn out of the DO and
enabled New York To take the final
game of the series, 5 10 ,. Score:
New York 10 0 0l3 0 0 No. 49,
Washington % u . 0 o e3-I0-l
Quinn. Mays and Hannar; johnson.
Pieinicii and Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

he walked. but was cut when he tried
TO steal second. Austin TO Brennan.
Simmons struck out. No runs
In the third inning Cony at bat.
Rrawn up, he reached the initial sack
On an error by Hrachesr, stole SECOND,
went 70 third ON Ellis sacrifice ay
and scared on Meaiey's error Far
nngton tanned. Hill lifted to Flan-
nAgan. In Rockiand's half. Mayo
was up; he reached first on an error
by Ellis, went to second on an error
by Brennan. Mealy famed Flan-
nagan grounded 80 Roderick vine
tossed him out at irst. Mayo reached
third On an error BY Austin, but
Biaisdeil was cut at first. No runs.
The rain began to fail during the
last half of the sth inning and cen
tinned throughout the remainder Of
the contest
In the last half Of this inning Rock
land made a start. Blaisdeil was up,
he walked, Clark smashed i dust
raiser 70 Brennan. who snapped the
ball 70 Ellis at second, retiring
Bracket. Ellis lined the bail TO Hill
at first, retiring Clark and compie,-
ing fast double play. Simmons up
grounded 70 frederick who tossed him
out at first.
-Roekiand made their first tally in
the seventh when with two men
down Curry singled. pilfered second
and scored on Mayos hit.
In the eighth Cony pushed a couple
Of men across the rubber and in the
ninth came through with three more.
making a total OF seven. Rockiand
staged a rally in the last of the
ninth and managed to get a couple of
men around the circuit bur Rideout
was too much for them and the game
ended Cany :. Rockland 5.
Drawn pulled off a Embarrassing catch
in the second when he nahbed Rising S
line drive TO center, spearing il at his
shoe strings.
The summary:
CcNy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
BRAVES HOLD
LEAGUE LEAD AND
TRIM GIANTS, 70

New York. May 9.-Bcston retained
its lead in the National leagne here
today, defeating New York before the
largest crowd Of the season by a
scare Of 10 o. The Braves knocked
out Tnney N the second inning by
scoring three runs and then punched
hve hits OF Neslf for four runs in the
eighth. The New Fcrz fielding also
was mediocre. Eearle, Eos,op's
opening pitcher was taken out with
the bases full in the seecnd inning
and Rudolph retired the side score
less. He held the Giants 70 i've scat
tered hits Tor the remainder of the
game. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
|coyy WINS FIRST GAME
mr. SEASON TRIMMING
HIGH Z TO

7,,gaca, Hay S-tSpecial)-la A
.d -ans ii baseball this afternoon
r,,y Eisa Of Augusta trimmed
..k,,,e Eiga sy a score Of to 6.
pt..o.t, ne capital City mounds
-, eu-I.d n great shape allow
j.. Ia nrA. aggregafion but four
,,s IN. causing - men to Whit.
1,,,o pn, opposed him in the box
,r,n,g 7ur alae men, but allowed
,,,t, hts n ne eighth inning the
,,si.c-s scored Two runs. while in
\. n,ulh on a combination OF stroIis
ana qa-s .h-e~ tailies were pushed
ec-ass tbs rubber. Rockiand's first
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

The funeral of Chester Garland will
be held this afternoon al o'clock.
daylight time. from the home OF Mrs
Garland's brother, ar "a Hillside ay.-
enue. and burial will be In Fort ELL
cemetery, Winslow. Mr.. Garland
died Friday afternoon at the Sisters
hospital following long illness. He
was the son of the late Heman Gar
land and besides his wife. Mrs. Sadie
Garland, leaves a daughter. Eliza
beth. sister Mrs. Oscar REYNOLDS,
and brother, Usher Garland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Ruether Mystery
to Card Hitters

St Louis. May 9.-Cincinnati look the
odd game Of the series from St. Louis
by winning 10 today. The locals
were helpless before Rue1her, who al
lowed but two hits-one a short dy be-
hind second that Roush dropped after
a hard run. ana the other a single
through the box. WinGo hit into he
right field stands in the ninth for I
home rim. scoring Duncan ahead of
him. The score:
Cincinnati 40 0 0 s-s-s-l
81. Louis % 0 o 0 o O-a-2-s
Ruether and Wingo; Doak. Eaines
and Clemens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Indians Nose Out
White Sex in Ninth

Chicago. May 4-Ilmeiy hitting
against Cicotie. mixed with passes ana
Chicago errors. gaze Cleveland the final
game Of the series today 10 s. CoveI-
eskie registered his seventh consecutive
victory of the season. Chicago was held
scorcsess until the ninth, when four hits
and an error scored three runs. Score:
Cleveland 81 0 0 0 - 81
Chicago go 0 0 Q Q 0 s-s-li-s
coveleskie and O'Neiil; Cicotre and
Schalk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

Runs made. by Needleman 3. Cook
P Johnson. Two-base hits. Smith,
Needleman. Stolen bases, Doherty,
Coady Base on balls. by Mason j.
Struck out, by Mason 6. by Watson
10 Sacrifice hits, Needleman. Cook,
Morrill,. Sacrifice ny, Doherty. Hit
by pitched ball, Donerty, Handy.
Walker Passed balls. Prescott =
Time. H. 50 N. Umpire. Corey of
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

Funeral services Of Mrs. Hannah
Steinberg were held Sunday after
noon ar O'Clock at the Mortuary
chapel at Pine Grove cemetery. Rev.
W. c. Brown officiating. Prayer
was also offered al the grave. Bur-
iaI was in Pine Grove.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Just for Argument

let say that thousand Maine have say $1,000
each to invest now.
That is So OOO-enough finance big hydro-electrc
development
Now obviously they can invest this money California,
say, and get dividends.
But California gets the power development And Cali
fornia gets the industries and the growth California real
estate advances California merchants prosper California
builds up-and Maine foots the bill.
Or these 1000 invest certainly with equal
safety probable with even greater safety right here in
Maine
They will doubtless get their dividends always they may
be trifie less.
But Maine gets the power development the industries the
added taxable property the added business the growth
and the dividends
The question is shall Maine build up other states
Maine
We are pleased say that the investors of Maine
vesting for Maine The steadily increased by
Maine investors Of preferred stock which financing
great power development is gratifying those who
If you wish invest build Maine and the
you wish to purchase security Of high degree Of
safety you will find that Central Maine Power Company To
Cumulative Preferred Stock meets all your requirements
The price is S1O75O share-the yield is 61aS net.
You can obtain full information about exemption
and other good points by sending the coupon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

Mrs. Sarah Blumenthal of Boston
and Heider Bonnie of Portland. both
former residents of this city were IN
the city Sunday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Hannah Steinberg Of
Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
COLBY

Two base hits - Fyaas- Stolen
bases-Wiggin. Donahde, Taylor 2,
Good. Buchanan. Fraas 2, williams.
Struck out-By Buchanan 3; by John
ston s. Hit by pitched haii-By
Buchanan. Burns. Cutler; by John
ston. Greenlaw. Base on balis-On
Buchanan 2; off Johnston 3. Cmpires
Wilson. Winthrop. Time-2-l0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

Spin Mcclure 81 this city and
Young Chambers OF Riddefard fought
a good draw as the main bout be-
fore the Co. D club at the Arnory in
Biddeford Friday evening Cham
bers missed some good swings and II
he mad made connections there is no
telling what might have happened
Mcguire is a good scrsppsr anu
showed up strong all the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

Mrs Russell Barton left Sunday
afternoon for Portland and today
will go TO Boston TO attend the SUI
preme lodge Of the New England Or
der Of Protection. as a representative
from the grand lodge of Maine. Mrs.
Barton will attend the reception and
class initiation 70 be gwen this eve
ming,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

George z. Abbott of the Burke De-
tective Agency was in the city Sarur-
day on his way TO Dexter and re-
turned Sunday with a car from that
place. which he was returning to
Boston. Mr.. Abbott was sccompan-
led by NJ. J. Kelly. who drove the
Dexter car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
ROCKI.AND.

Earned TlnS-[oIy 3, AeekiECn !.
Stolen easss-Austil. Poor. Clark 2 Ris-
ing. Curry. Meaiey . Ellis. Harrington
1, Hill .. Brennan, Drawn ., Rideout 2
Struck out-By Rideout =, by Mayo 70
Double eiay-Ridesut 10 Brennan 10
Hill. Hit by pitched bail-Farrington.
Passed baii-Biaisdell 4, Austin. Base
on baIls-By Rideout 1, BY Mayo / Sac
rifiee dy-Ellis.