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The daily morning oasis., 1920-12-26
CARDINAL GIBBONS
REPORTED BETTER.
Baltimore, Dec. 25.

bdItIIIIUTt, DEC. 70.
Encouraging news CONCERNING
the health Of Cardinal Gibbons
Was received today, A mid
night mass was held in his
room, his secretary and mem
oers of the family also attend
ing.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-12-26
% ARRESTS IN RAID
OF VILLAGE IN CORK

Cork, Dec. rs.
Military forces raided the vii
lage of Clendulane, County Cork,
and made "a arrests.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-12-26

Continued on Page 2.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Stranded Yacht Is
B0othbay Mans

Southwest Harhor, Me, Aug. Co
The schooner yacht reported ashore
last nlEht 1o miles northeast OF
Cranberry Isles Coast Guard Station
was the tzerfa icon owned by Z.
Howard Reed NJ Boernhay ana Bos-
ton. Ser identity vas established
TO-DAY upon the return, OF the boat
Sent from the siatlen
The YACHT while bound TO Bar Ear-
Dor with her owner aboard struck on
Ealibut Ledge near Winter Harbor,
al high tide The Hood tlde early
TODAY did not prove high enough TO
aoat her but when The vuardsrnen
returned 10 CRANBERRY Isles a steam
ar WIS standing by with the inten-
t1on of pulling her free If the ledge
Al nigh tide late this afternoon.
The vatChs bow was tact. though
II was NOT thought ~ mad ne-n
puncrured. ana the stern was swing
ing free Those on board were IN
10 danger.
M Read $ vife ana two children
accompany him. Hp has crew of
two men and handles the boat him
seff. re is 4 prominent shipbuhder
The Gerfaicon which registers %
tons and formerly WAS the Halycon.
was built al his Yards al East Booth
bay IN 1892.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Cox Disappointed
He and Harding
Not to Clash Aug. 81

Columbus. O. aug. 2o-RegreT over
his opponent announcement thar ne
probably will not make an address
al the Ohio STATE FAR. August i.
was expressed TO-DAY by Governor
Cox.
! am very sorry Senator Harding
IS not gong 20 SPEAK, the Governor
said. as I nave already spent more
than an hour preparing my speech
which l hoped 70 deliver from the
same platform. | had expected -
request that I De permitted 10 speak
first. granting the courtesy 10 the
Senator Of beng permitted 10 ans
Ter me.
Governor Cox spent the day IN the
executive ONCE in the capitoi looking
after state affairs In the morning
ne pardoned three convicts from The
penitentiary interviewing each per
sonallv before granting clemencv.
Two convicls who also had petitions
for pardons were sent back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Davis and Roberts
Defeat Tilden and
Garland at Boston

Boston. AuC 2G.-Wlllls Dayls ana
Roland Roberts. me hard hitting
CalifornIans, furnished one Of the
biggest surprises Of the National
Doubles lawn Tennis championship
on the Chestnut Hill courts Of th-
Longwood Cricket Club today when
they defeated William r. Tilden ana
Charles :. Garland. the DAVIS Cup
pair, IN lie dna4 round. The
keenly contested match went I'VE
sets. The scores being 10, ga. Iii
81. 6-,;.
William Johnston, National cham
DAVIS ana Roberts III the nnals to-
morrow Is i result of their victory
TO-DAY over W :. johnson and s "
Pearson, middle states champions
Johnston ana GRIMM had little DIM
Guilty WITH their opponents except IN
the second sci, which they lost. As
after taking the first, s.. They al
lowed Johnson and Pearson but one
game n the third set and TWO N the
fourth.
Tilden and Garland had come
through me tournament up 70 TO-DAY
without The loss of d set. Their VIC
tories mad included three love sets
and they hau lost no more than three
games IN any one set DAVIS and
Roberts went after them hammer
and rongs from the start
The International Stars took the
first set only after Il mad gone 70
deuce three times Then the Cali
fornians began breaking through
Ga-iand's service and captured the
second sci with the loss Of four
games. Tilden and Garland rallied
IN he third and ran Il out rather
easily 6--;. Although Tilden PLAYED
brilliant game untll toward the
close Of the match. when ne tired
somewhat Garland showed increaS-
'ng weakness and DAVIS and Roberts
took the fourth SCI al S-4 and the
finaI set al 6-3.
Both the CalHornlans lived ap to
their reputation for fast service and
overwhelming shots at the net. Gar
land found especial dificulty N "a
turning Davis service with any de-
-ree of accuracy. while Roberts re-
peatediv scored service aces Includ-
ing three IN row IN one game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
EXPLODING TANK
OF GASOLINE KILLS
TWO. INJURIES II

Syracuse y. Y. Aug. 2n-TSo men
we're killed and - nurt today when d
. ooh- gallon gasoline reservoir, the
pruporev NJ the 9. z. Mills 0ll Co. ex-
picded. Fragments nf the station
were blown a radius of three blocks
The explosion I-as heard miles away.
Toms uf dirt and heavy umb-rs were
taken from the winch was n least 10
feet deep. before the bodies IF the
victims were recovered.
Thousands 81 workers n he vicinity
became panic stricken when bricks and
heavy mortar slaos blown hrHh INTO
the air struck the surrounding build
inss. in some instances gong through
the roofs Persons nearby at the time
were cut by Avlng gas. WITT which
the STREETS in all directions wee COW
cred The dead are r. Z. Greenla land.
% and Harry : watkevs. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Opposition Grows
To Reelection Bay
State Treasury Head

Boston. Aug -l-'Iove-nor Lponcge
announced toni Eht ms aparo, al Of a
Gail sent cut today uv the e ecutlve
committee IF the Republican Club Of
Massachusetts TO all Republican or
gan "a tons n the tate 70 send repre-
sentatIves 70 4 meeting mere N Mon
DAY 1ext o discuss action 20 prevent
ne reelection Of state Treasurer Fred
J. Bur-eil. Severe pubic or t1cism
has been directed against the treas
urer since L was earned that s725, 900
NJ the states money was tied up by
the closing Of The Hanover Trust O..
Of whicn Charles Pnnzi. fallen financler
was a stockhoider and director and
which had placed rs ADJ er-lslng
through an agency controlled by Bur
rell.
y have taken ever~ step y NV pow
az against M. Bur-eIl." said The gov
@rnor, but ind can En- no tur-ner
am GLAD that these Republican organ
cations are going 20 make I their
business TO see that man s nom nat
ed whom Republicans can supper
Bur-ell mas no oppus Itlon on me Re
pup]1cdF ud44ct ft'r ~ellolnl n2tlon NJ tnt
primary next month.
Republican leaders aave been dis
cussinE he possihili Of supporting
a candidate 20 run on "stICktrs' a.
the primary. or IN the event cf Bur
relIs denomination. supporting an N
dependent candidate az the election in
Noveln Der
The Republican state committee also
acted today when Chairman Frank z
Hali sent 20 eacn member + the com
nitiee telegram "urgentir request
ing their presence AZ a spe~lal meet
nE If the COMMITTEES nex+ st"ndav
TO take ac1lcn on The state treasurer
situation
In a statement tonight Chairman
Hall said.
IT has never been the province If
he state committee "a ntcrfer= in
the selection ~ cand dates l.ut wnen
man presents himself fpr aur en-
dorsement. and il IS common knnw'-
edge that ne is liability instead Of an
asset. II is the duty nf the state -arn-
mlftee 70 act fesrles ST. for ne protec-
tlun Of the commonwealth and for the
honor Of the party"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
American League
Head to Take No
Action Against MAYS

cleveland. Q Aug. "G.-Nc ofYicial
action antagonist 10 car NAYS. the
New York American League PLAYERS
who pitched me ball MorIday which
resulted IN Ray Chaamans ass IN Will
ne taken BY President San s. Johnson
Of TIE American League The case IS
ended as far as ne s concerned. john
son declared mere today.
7 could rot consclentiousiv sifemp,
e make any trouble for M Mars.
Johnson SAID. But IL IS M homes
helaef that Nr NAYS never will pitch
Rgaln. From what ! have earned ne
is greatly affected ana mav never be
capable ternperamentally 81 pitching
again Then I also know me feeling
against hlm Is said 70 De bitter among
the members Of other teams and u
would ne inadvisabIe for MIN Ia at
tempt 10 pitch this yesr al any rate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
ANTS AFTER WRIT

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. @D-Suffrage
leaders today forced adjournment =
thc Tennessee House before Speaker
Walker MADE any motion 10 recon
siner the ratification IF ne Federal
suffrage amendment opponents
thus lost their right 70 offer a motion
10 reconslder. but the suffrage forc"s
planned . MAKE such d notion 70
morrow ana hen 10 table II. tsus
making Impossible any further par
liamcntarr tacrlcs Ia reconsider tie
HOUSES Original acton.
TIME Liri. Ends
After the amendment vas rarthe1
On Tadnesdav Speaker Walker
cnan ged ms vote from nay 10 aye.
n order that ne mlEhr be n / Pc
sltlcn 10 offer a motion 1or recon
siderasion. nut INC tlrne II when
ne could makc ms motion explrel
today.
Seek law Tr,q
president If the Tennessee Consiitu-
uonai League, stated today be mad
prepared 70 sue Cui writ If IN
junction aEa.ns, Governor Roberts
and the secretary Of state. restrain
ing them from certifying me reso-
luton 70 Washington ne moment IL
was eyldenl the Suffrags1s mad won
the contest Legal action wall u.
taken. he said, On tho ground hat
This Legislature was prohibited OK the
state constitution from acting on the
amendment
Could Not Muster Votes
Failure of Speaker Walker 70 move
reconsideration was taken as an indi-
cation that the opposition had nor
secured enough pledges 20 rsclnd
The ratification action.
The anti sufragists sought q have
The House adjourn until Mondav bur
the suf-aEisis voted their motion
down. movement being defeated nv
the same vote that me ratification
resolution was adopted Wednesday,
az 10 a.
Crowds Cheer
The galleries and he promenade a.
the -ea- Of the chamber. as on Wa,i-
nesdas. we're crowded with suffrage
advocates and opponents Enthusi-
asrn Of. the spectators could not n
held in check ana as various leE7s-
larlve leaders arrived. oneers mingled
with applause Appearance Of Rep
-esentatlve Harry T Burn of NJ
MINI county. whose vote "Wednesday
FER ratification vas regarded as
having earned the day for suffrage.
prompted a deznonstratlun.
AS the House adjourned hundreds
of sunragIsrs Joined in singing Nv
Country Tis If Thee. fairly shout
ing the words Sweet land OF liber-
~ The air was repeated over and
over. They regard he victory is
Won beyond question
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Balloon Observation
Stations at Two
Portland Forts

Portland. Me. Aug, @e.--C1ntracts
for observation balloon stations al
For, Williams and Fort Mckinley
were awarded 10 local contractors So
day for approximately S2oe Goa. The
total cost of establishing the two sta
mons Us placed al $1,000, 600. An area
Of 15o. e09 square feet VIII De Used Al
each @prrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
MAKE SURE TO-DAY

Nashville. Tenn, AIE. 2p-Saf-a-
S,sts were preparing 10 cIincn their
victory ny closing tomorrow the par
llamentarv last loophole through
which Tennessee approval oi The
federal suffrage amendment might re
-esclnoed. They were confident. At
-er The adjournment OF the House to-
GAY without a vote on reconsideration
of their ablllIN 20 sweep ASIDE nc last
obstacle 70 formal cert, 1caI1on Of the
Colby at Washington.
Opposite Views
some parliamenIarlans including
Attorney General -honpso contend
al that todays acrlor was ma.
Others including suffrage adne-entx.
however. took an opposite view
When The House mel. Speaker
Walker was n a position 70 move re
consideration Of the amendment. nav
lns changed his vote . ave" fer that
purpose. Under House rules he
could make thai motion ar any time
the next TWO days succeeding the
vote Today was me second day.
To Remove Doubt
Attorney Genera Thompson con
tended that Walkers failure 10 acr To-
DAY settled the question of reconsia-
Grafton anu that the resolution now
0as ready for engTossinC and cerrlfi =
cation a. Washington. Others. how
ever, maintained that the motion stood
on the Journals as d matter of record
ana un-acted upon. that that 20 re
move all doubt il must be disposed of.
il vas. with this objection IN. view
that the Suffra gisis TODAY BY a vote of
- 10 A. defeated motion of the m
position 10 adjourn until MONDAY at
ternoon for the usual week -end recess
ana then forced adjournment unly IN
III tomorrow morning IL tan O'Clock.
seldom IN recent years. has either
house met on Saturdav Action on
The Walker motion was DAMNED as
soon as the order Of business would
permit
Ants Lack Strength
Mr.. Walker asst night declared he
mad enough votes pledged 10 force
a reconsideration. but when ne moved
TO-DAY Tor an adjournment until Mon
daE u was taken as an InGicatio tr1ar
ne was uncertain of his position. The
vote conrlrmed his SupposlIion.
Walker. however still had a chance
10 win on the vote planned tomorrow
on his notion FOR reconsideration
should ne persuade at leas, two suf-
tra-lsts to desert their leaders.
SuffragIsts. however did MOI fear a
break N their ranks and were con
ndent they would dispose Of the
Walker notion. either defeating or
senuing 1 10 The table.
Should me opposition be SUCCESS
tui il was thought certain Attorney
General Thompson opinion that
Walkers failure 20 act TO-DAY had
settled the question of consideration
would be a basis for further battle
by suffrage forces
4 victory tomorrow however, does
not mean that the question OF ratif-
cation by Tennessee IS sertled
Judge Joseph Higgins of Nashville
president Of Tennessee Constitutional
Continues on Page -coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
BANGOR'S CENSUS
TOTAL 25,978

Washington. Aug eh.-Todavs cen
sus bureau announcement follows
Rutland. Vt. sI495s Increase I 4aI
or 1e4 per cent Santa Fe. y. M,
TeSs increase cls4. or 49, par cent.
Marrinsburg. " Va, 12,5f5; Increase
1877, ar ITO per cent Bangor Ne
revised) ,97S, previously announced
2s.e4S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Clothing Profteers
Indicted i'm Il. I'll.

Concord. y. H. Aug. At-The Fed
cral grand Jury reported today nine
indictments for profiteerlng in tins
state The firms indicted are most
~ clothiers in Concord, Manchester,
Franklin and Keef1e. The jury also
returned 76 indictments under the
Foistead Act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Destroyer Pruitt
Shows Up W ell
In Fuel Tests

RocSiand- Ne. Aug. - Tie tor
pedo roat DESTROYER P-u3tt entered
upon the third dsz' of is builders &C
ceptanee trails todsv with Il four-huur
run Al soknot speed. This was to De
followed Nv a four-~un AZ Z knots.
Beth are fuei economy tests n whicr
The Bath Quilt craft IS ma.slng an az
cepnonaIly strong showing according
70. sata complied by the board If ~
spec-sen ana survey from vest eruay
TRIALS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
General Forecast
states and

In the New England states and
New York. partly cloudy weather:
Saturday Will probably be followed
by unsettled weat her and showers
Saturday night and Sunday. without
material change in temperature.
inds-North If Sandy HooA
viii be moderate southeast to south.
partially cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
ISLAND PARK MECCA OF REPUBLICANS TODAY

Rally at Lake Resort Bids Fair to Eclipse all
Previous Gatherings in Point of Attend
ance and Enthusias m-National Chair
man Hays Heads List of Speakers Women
Interested i'm Address Mrs. LivermoFe of n.
Y.-Senators Hale, Fernald and Four Con-
rrpssnen to be Present-Baked, Bean Feed
at Noon-Oratory and Double Band in
Afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
FATS AND ORATORY

A. mr. Ia. Dig Republican
ana Park today winch
g. -aranncan man and woman s
.,-.s. -a4 Urged % L-icnd. Begin
1 u. tstaldurQl ana ex-
.s-ll. rough % HE late after
.,.- e.. .aempars Of the Grand Old
v 3e IL me popular LAKE
e.5-- r~r-r .aev VIII listen 70 mu-
american Legion Band.
e., ~. a1s oy Hon. VIII Hays,
Una, Vi ne Republican National
.----ls .JE frederic Parkhurst,
-,-.. n --naldI.e for Governor.
H--. -c.r1etta LIvermore of
..u v5-K. son. Frank J. Ham.
-s.--.Aa u ne Republican State
.,,-m...er. Vii preside.
Gunner at q
=. f. Standard an old
.,s-ia-s0 1aaed bean dinner will be
.,-.aa .-es l. S expected that the
,-ses- --cvd n the history of Is
ana na-k -a-lles VIII pc III attend
MT -9cav Should the day be
7,o--rv ne entire program viii be
v-ea 1u- Il civ nall,
-u- --ews Of men were busy FRI
= = IS park making prepara-
-.rs 81 handling the crowd a
n4zAers PLATFORM WIS erected n
-ecoec me and rcpe1 off. beng SIT
z1e1 .us under ne brow of the
~ N ne south SIDE Of me pavilion.
. 7,ace t7r ne band vas also con-
--~uc.ea n ne meantime The men
sa-re n ne cooking were busy
-Lk.-E -ea1v o Dake The beans and
7..s- ,-.nEs nat 90 With the dinner
- soon smoke was seen issuing
IN nc places they had con-
s--,e-ea. A 8 ? II. everything vas
-ac.lcz4lv -onplefe and ready for
IL 7eor.t w-o viii journey 10 the
TAX .oca-
71ertv Of Music
1t -~st mig 70 start off the day
II American legion Band slIi start
ron Hacca0ee Hail at 80 a. VI.
Eirca~a ana parade Water street
a. Ia u ne Edw-os Mig. Co. re-
Ting o ne Nalrug room. where
~ will board special car that
- oeac 9e>e--ed for them. and
WIZ. WI eaNe The waiting room
= - s. " Standard Immedi-
-.t.y n rae!r- rival al the park
:tsT u. give 4 concert Al Il \.
Standard ana 20 about A NJ.
s-l-car- Al fashioned baked
lsar zgpnee vii De served. free. and
I'm PREVIOUS experience with the
-2oA.-s u sand Park the people
4;ie-1-2E vii .ung -emember the
cine. .oday Is one q The best, #
2ot re oest hey ever ATE.
A. = Il ne speaking Will start.
:i-AS beng gwen by Hon. VIII Hays,
-o-. 2arsal-st ana Mrs LIvermorc.
- orators u National reputation
:. s. <. 7aliroau Service
5FE.nrlnE - 8 4. NJ. Standard
Il A. q : Electric Railroad VIII
I'M extra ears a. frequent intervals
2 -s@na 7G-s The management Is
2ah-HE eTs~> e1ort 20 handle the
,.'1oul nC-ease = traffic hat IS
s-f PASS 77'e- heir lines Today
~ W.. 10 e'-e~vthIng N their pow
. e, Il people 10 he park as
~ AZ 2assbis Al VINO can. how
s2ol.d axe the cars N the
7a-' = ne forenoon. as by so
Ger XII -et there IN time for
.-' 'o1cs-- m ne band. d 6ne pro-
IN -a'~ng 7een arranged by Di-
''- -eo- Douglas.
Ns''e -eenator to be Present
rs -t I'm MANY distinguished
S.o-s x entire Maine delegation
N-.''rC ,or VIII ne present
-s-a' -@2-esenta-1o being. Sena-
'-sar'~Ck E7aIe ana Ser VI.
~E~essncn WhGte. Peters.
-'aa~ -o Jersey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
RED STRONGHOLD
TAKEN BY POLES

Berlin, Aug. -h.-The. poleo have
taken Brest- Lifovsk according 10
Warsaw despatch dated Thurs az.
The despatch states three Bolshevlki
divisions were annihilatea n the ope.-
Tt1uns around Warsaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

New England Cloudy Sarurday
followed by showers Saturday night
and SUNDAY Mild temperatures.
Eastern New York Cloudy Sarur-
day; probably followed bv showers
IN the coast, cooler in extreme north
portion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
TENNESSEE ANTS FAIL
TO FIGHT SUFFRAGE BILL
INJUNCTION MOVE NEXT

Notion to Reconsider Blocked by Forced Ad
journment of House-Suffrage Plan to
Make Motion Today and Table it for Keeps
Anti Forces to Seek Injunction Against
Governor and Secretary of State to Prevent
Certifcation of northumberland Legis-
lative Action Not Legal = Enthusiasm as
House Ends Session
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

lrg AHerai Sefv' ceS OF dfffcus
Sno-ssop-r-es,oert - American
League and Many Other Officials
Of Both Leanues IN Attendance
Cleveland Team ATTENDS IN BODY
Cleveland. O.. aug. eo-Raymond
Chapman. star player Of me Cleve-
land American League club ana Idol
OF local fans. today received Inc rev
erentlaI homage Of sor-owlng Cleve-
land
While he bell Of ST. john cath
onc Cathedral. where me services
were held, was lollng, thousands #
persons stood with barred heads as
The BODY IF Chapman. vino died IN
New York last -uesday a vlcrlm Of
a pitched pail there Monday WIS
earned 10 me altar and the last -ltes
of the church was said
Thousands IN Attendance
II was the largest funeral N
Cleveland n years and not since the
the visit here of Cardinal MERCER
hero of Belgium. mas such mass 81
people attempted 20 enter the Cath
edral.
Long before the SERVICES starred.
thousands IF persons congregated n
the vicinity Of the church waiting
the arrival If The cashet and n order
TO gain admission 10 the church.
Tears were IN the ewes of men. wom-
en- and children IN tho rhrong, which
waS So snse that mounted police
and patrolnen strovc almost IN vain
to keep the streets open TO t;1ffc.
Services at 1o.15 A. N.
The service. a solemn nigh requiem
mass. was started al 1e;15 4. Nj.
Rev Father " 8 Nash was The
ceIehranr and the sermon vas deliy-
cred by Rev. DR.. William Scuilen.
chancellor Of the diocese. who paid
Chapman an eloquent tribute.
Chapman widow. bride Of ten
months. leaning on the arm Of her
faAer. entered the church Immedi-
ateiv after The casket which was
borne ny Chapman closest friends
on the team and IN Cleveland. Tho
ball player parents. M. and Mrs.
2. z. Chapman. and his brother. Roy
and sister. Margaret. followed.
League Officials Present
s. B. Johnson. president Of the
American League and James c.
Dunn. president of the Cleveland
team. were among the first 10 reach
the church. Several other club offic,-
ais and players were present. N
Guiding three from the New York
Americans.
The Cleveland team arrived from
New York this morning 10 attend the
funeral. today game al Boston hay
ing been postponed. Manager tbs
Speaker and Ou1ncider Jack Graney
collapsed and could nor attend the
services. Craney recovered suff1ci-
entity however, 10 leave for Bost On
tonight with INC team. Speaker had
4 high fever tonight and ala not 20
east. He MAY leave tomorrow
Cleveland Players ATTEND
The Cleveland players on arriving
went 10 tho home IF NJ. s. Daily.
Chapman father in-iav and viewed
The body of their fellow player.
They accompanied the funeral party
10 the church in automobiles ana
marched IN pairs into the cathedral.
Some of me PLAYERS were accom-
panied by their wives
Al the conclusion nj the church
services the BODY was placed n a
11ernetery vault Il mad not been
decided when Chapman would be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
ROBBERS GET
100000 HAUL
At CHICAGO
Take Mail Pouch From
Messenger Youth
in Suburbs
Daring Par ESCAPE n Auto-Morey
Mostly IN Smai Ce,onInati ors--
Was 70 &c Used To-Day 70 Cash
Checks Pullman Company ard
Sher-~'r- William Factory Rob.
berry Occurs During Nosr Aeur

Chicago. aug. CA MAJ poucn De
lie~sd to contain rnon-v ana va Ia nle s
worth s1oo 200 was stolen ny two men
today rom a suburban station Of The
ILLINOIS central railroad. Inc robners
escaped Id an automobile. The mon
ev- according II pesiai authorities
vas o-lng sent 20 the Pullman Trust
& Savings Bank. II eft the federal
building about noon. When the rain
reached the lIIrh street station the
pouch vas thrown down chute 10 the
street teH'el whore messengers from
the bank we're supposed 70 be waiting
to receive L.
In Small Bills
The money was 10 be ised tomur-
~ow 70 cash checks # the Pullman
companN and t1e Sherwln- Williams
-actory. The s-n0 Goa was all IN bills
Of 81 s., SO ana SO denominations
Police reports say that when the
bag was temporarily IN charge IF Leo
Wilgus. l$-resr-old bov. II was
taken from nim BY al elderly man
wearing brown gtasses. VINO ieaped
INTO a waiting automobile niloted by d
young man. ana disappeared n the di-
rectIon Of Chicago.