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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
WINSLOW WORRIED BY
REPORTED PRESENCE
OF INSANE FUGTTIVES

Residents OF WInsloR, Particularly
those in that section Of the town ae
joining the dense woods were IN IN
Uneasy frame OF mind on SATURDAY
when II became more generally
known thar they had SIS an uuwel-
come guest al least TWO Of the es-
capped insane cc1Ngcts from Augusta
hiding in the woons C-edsnce was
given the report because of 1hs fact
thai two strange men had been seen
by berry Pickers and il was also re-
ported that two young Polish men
had been held up hy TWO strangers
but il was afterwards found that The
hea-uT men were Rot The canr1crs
as at arst supposed.
TIE police department Of this t.irr
vss called upon for protection and
In view of the menace, Hea 5aaarte-s
ofRcer Blunt ana deputy Snsrin VII
ham Dicrnan paad q visit TO the VIC
unity where II uas suspected the fug-
ltiVes were. They found cnnf-rnsrcr-y
evidence OF the presence Of at beast
tv'e Of the men and took preca utiora
airy measures at once closing en-
trance TO the woods by berry yac.ks,r.s.
men women and children The mill
tary aEttorsttes at Augusta were
com Ighlcated with ana a number
OF National sa1ardsren were dis
patched to this vicinity. armed with
fahes and these took charge Of the
situation as the number of men
aeallable on The spot was altogether
too small TO accom- pllsh anything in
ffE ~ N
filed with soldiers. patroIled the
reads IN order to quiet the fears r.f
The residents near the woods which
were under suspicion until II was 70
ported thai enc Of the escaped con-
E1cts had been captured in Belfast
ard that two others had stolen an
automobile and were making thier
way towards Canada. Sunday every
thing vas qa1et as il IS believed that
all OF the men have left this gicirltr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
POLICE SERGEANT
SHOT DEAD AT
DOOR OF CHURCH

Cork July 2S--lBY The Associated
Press l-Pcllce sergeant MuIhern chief
Of 1he Intelligence DepaI en1 Of
u es1 Cork, YVES shot dead today al
the 5oor Of church al Bandor. 20
miles southwest II Cork
He hae lsft the police barracks
shortly before in civilian attire and
arrived 81 the perch Of 1hs church
5ast IS q nAss commenced. nearly all
CT. 1he W7orshippears already being in
SIDE. Ea paused al The entrance.
clipped his fingers IN the font ant IVES
killed, actually making the sign Of
the Cross
Mnlher1 ASSISTANTS we've TWO
masked men hiding u the porch. who
suddenly fired several revolver sho1s
al an arms length and then ESCAPED.
Death was instantaneous. All rne-r-
beers Of the congregation were SO
h1rroT -stlacksn thai the service s-sr
suspended tsr an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
SOUTH PORTLAND PARTY
HURT IN AUTO CRASH

Eiddefor6, Ne. July n4-Mr ana
MRS. Prank Z Themes and asarstsr
MISS Olive T'hurnes, of South y,orf-
land, J. a. Gagne and J s..r.nnazu II
EaddeforS were injured late ihls sf1.--
noon when The aHtovnoh5les in which
they were riding coIitdea at the CORNER
If Washington and Albert streets. Mr.
Themes ana family H'ers -ou1 n 1be.
new sedan cat, and through some mis-
undersrs naine the two cars came To-
gether- an opnn Gar in which .isaer,s
ana Sinonaau were riding was alsp
damaged
The occupants of both cars. All Of
whom were more or less injured, were
taken to the egfsice OF Iar A L. 0sIrara
ii is feared that Mrs Themes ssr1fTered
a fractured RIB. She experaenc,sa cen-
siderable pain. Miss Themes foot and
ankle were injured while MIR. T.bnrres
was considerably cut ny flying glass
from the windows Of his car. DIR Gil
rara removed ore piece nj glass two
inches in length fran MIR. Themes
arm MIR Gagne ana MIR. Sinonss,
were also cut hy broken glass from
the windshield of the car IN which thtv
were riding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
Professor Chase
breaches Sermon
in New Church

George M Chase. professor of Greek
At Bates College, Lewiston. delivered 4
raasterful sermon SUNDAY morning in
the United Baptist church, Augusta.
This Is the first SUNDAY service OBJ
served under the new Organization Of
Baptist churches ant was favored by
large ard attentive congrerxfsor-
Professor Chase took for t3s text 81
John. 9Th chapter and 18Th rsrse He
emphasized TIE fact that people sholid
exercise Create vision in coping with
Tr-ohltuatlcsl situations declaring In
effect that ali uphssrs Of history
have been accompanied by certain ua-
failing signs that the BLOODY rs~olz-
ton Of France was preceded tr the
gruanirgs and resilessness Of people
u1pTiocipled king increased yearly IN
ii The reign Of 1errcr-tne revolution
Ultimately bTo2ght-frrIh a new re-
public
Professor Chase dwel1 at some
length or the value OF Signs IN TIE
hives Of individuals Ee believes that
If statesmen would give more time II
an effort 10 vis1on3ze. o. toreses the
re-lls OF a nation ara do away with
The selfish and psrtiss- spirit that is
manifest in pcl5t7cs. SOCIAL Unrest and
labor difhcult7es would in : measure
cease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
SOLDIERS PREPARE FOR
TROUBLE IN BELFAST

q Eessss. July ss,-{By 1ae A P9--
T>a military. which Is heinz steadily
,esr forced not only by men eui ~
a~nsnres cars, the latter foc the pres
snt s<any KEEP. in barracks. was the
e.ssssst s,oss in Belfast today, for, al
though . steady sewnpoa- CT ram gave
sere ,aat TIRE enthusiasm OF the F'o'-
etrs would aArapes., the aatAor-''es
were taking no chances
Fssrsacaass in al the disturbed sec
NON were strengthened and more men
were added TO the pScsets- including
s-sa-e seasoned soldiers
The precautions were rot isl-t4Eaea-
for early sa1s afternoon another sA-
,,or. IN shsFails Road district was
wrecked and the premises Of certain
hardware merchants met similar
Sa.e
polsce charges are ineaecsaNe 21o
soldiers hare been brought 10 restore
order. Nswseasrds Road and neigh
se-ars streets. which have been SO
badly wrecked presented dismal ap-
.,sarancs to-day eearaEsled naoa
Jacks hung 2srnp,y ca tAsl- SLAMS ara
those salcons and pswasAcps Wfaao'a
have thus far escaped the hooters are
closely boarded Up.
Rival factions stood - groups READY
81 ans signal for a renewal OF the
STRIKE. having apparently ignored the
Appeals made from The r11pats O. ala
secss today to avosd provocative at
tltpde.
There was quite Rn exodus Of Cath
os3cs families from the Protestant sec
r5ea CT Rsslyuas ca-rs1- draEs we're busy
au tar long moving tu-niture from
residences which might be the object
Of attack 70 the other SIDE Of the cl1E'
WHARF, Catholics p-edoml1ste-
Soldiers guarded the drays and IN
.scrrs cases army lo--3es were used to
facilitate the change n aeodes and
,hps lessen ne danger Of renewed ais
..z-aa1c,ss But there are silll many
hundreds Of Catholics in Protestant
districts E-1 P-btes+a-ts II Cathoi3c
districts who have M hope Of making
a change,
The authorities. however. are tax
iar precautions against ang ai'tnpl
by either But there are many
hundreds Ct Catholics IN Protestant
districts ana PrctestanFs II Ca1ho-
lit districts who have no hope ~
making a change The authorities
however are stiT taking precautions
against any attempt by either fac
non 10 u1ahch across the city and at
tack 2 rival district with the posi-
h9l54v ot fedLg 10 more serious events.
thar %syf Tf- r,tff,r@k-f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
Polish Coalition
Cabinet Follows
Armistice Acceptance

Arsaw. JDly-.4 By the Assoc
dated Press .-Polana' first eoaliti ON
cabinet toox nfioe TODAY soon after
II WAS announced that tire soz1e1s
had accepted Poland's aruiistice rro-
posals
Vincent Wlltos, who had been the
leader OF the Popular Peasants Psrtv
Ano T]rssi dent Of lhs Polish ua-lia-
E1ent. Is the rev prime minister;
ISnEqe koszvnski, Socialist leader.
VICE premier; Prince Eugene Ss-
TlshA, minister OF foreign affairs:
General 1teszaiswBkl, minister Of
war; laa,1Islas Gradski, minister of
finance, and NJ. s4ulska who was
premier succeeding 1gnace Jan Pad
erewski last Deoember, minister Of
the interior.
The cabinet Is known generally as
government Of peace. The rDem-
beers are well known ana are s;ald liz
have the confidence of all Classes
Al the time extra newspapers an
Doupced the Bot6hexIk as.s.t r,taur,e NJ
TIE arrnistlce proposal warsaw was
E'tsrc;eI'tibly relieved after DAYS of
strain due Id Reds advance, witns u.
premier, made his initial bow to the
dlet. The Members showed Do.sx-
cItsnent on the tpplc regarding
which the whols CRY fairly buEzed
NJ Whites said The new govern
nent Was prepared TO nancluds
peace based upon the principles u
Justice and freedom ctherw1se The
entire nation would unite to fight for
the republics independence. He de-
rlared thai Poland had tire right 10
expect allied help IN view Of fhs dan-
Ger Of Bolsherik invasion but that
The country must rely chiefly upon
ITS own forces and not depend TOO
much upon military and from the
outside. no matter what the ,circurn-
stances.
The new t-enier has been one or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
NEW AUTO PARKING
EULES WORKING WELL

City Marshal Murray stared res1er-
Cay thai despite the CRITICISM The
t1iafac regulations promulgated by
liz. are receiving. they are working
Dat very weal Particular attention
was ps3t To The situation On SATURDAY.
afternoon Anc evening, r,s farmers
and others who drove INTO The city
being questioned as TO their art1tpde
III The mailer. One farmer snld that
he wupt uapch rather park lis autr.
mobile II front of CRY hail than to
leave il IN The streest where il would
be liable to Damage by being run in
10. but that he always Supposed il
%as private parking place The
Marshal also sais that II uas NOT his
intention 70 work q hardship to arr-
Gre CT To Euse visitors t,yyrn out Of
tewn any annoyance. tut merely to
make r-AHc e,oneir1trss Oh the street
lt1tls safer zna r,ettsr The sps ces
SET asi1e for parking OF cars we're wen
FarronLzed Saturday afternoon s,na
evening and Nam street was relieved
ot Congestion CAUSED by cars left
Standing for The entire evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
Maine FAIR Dates .o- go

Azg. ae-7.-B-idgtc Ag-l ASH
Aug i7-1s-CGrn9sh
AuE a--1E-NsE Etltsst Ia.
Apg .3-s7-Easterr MAJ. Eaascr
Aag. ss-Sept s-Ceatrs. &s-=s WG.
Avg. a4-2S-Ca-ltpI
aug S2-Stpt S-Eoglfc1
sept t-s---CEneerlsnd coaztr fair Il
SEPT. s-soptA keaa.oec =, Sun
Windsor.
sept S-t - Aadroscogg4r Ya-sy q
Canton
SEPT, s-s-BlushllL
sept. s-s-Spr4 gAtj6-
sept S-lb-Pittsttlt
sept .-1B---Ncrthsra Name Par Ass,-
al F'resQ re lkle
SeFt. --ae-Ms ehias
sept aS-3R-Sornerss! Cs-tra. Agra.
fural SocietY al SkcTcegan
SEPT l4-l5-Inity FErk Assot.st'.
Se9t i4-is-Nortbt.n F-a.kl- az.
cultural SOCIETY Af Philips
SEPT az-1f--Exetsr-
Sept 1s-17-Ma11t stgLe q; L.v.Fts,
Sept 15-76-Bdsn Ag-4t-..-:a. g.
tlsty at Besl
Sept ls-Enb6sn-
Sept. c3-west wAsh1nglo2 a. Cte:y'
ttld
Sept. 2s-Splna.
Ssvt. 2l-2S-SouIh Fs-Is
Sept el-2S-FrAaklin C9En;T 81 FARE
lngtcr
septs sl-,s-No-th Knox Al Coic-
SEPT. sl--s-FkrrnlaEsol
SEPT. ass-25-Na. EllsTo-th Ta--ar
Club Al Nsrth Ellsworth.
Sept. c3-2S-EE-flArt.
Sept. 2s--GIes2rown FRl, ASSOCIATE.
at Greene
Sept .s-3t-Bris1el ar-llL-.t-ra, 5.
cietv II Bristol Mills
sent 2S-3h--l1-erroT Falls
Sept es-sb-ksansbec Ctrurty 81 Hss.-
vile At View 6lpaces.s,
Sept sS-Cs,chos wRrA2 Ag-.c.-!--;.
Suciefy n Non.neUIh
Sept. 2s-se-An6 rc,scp ggIc C'L-;! !
LIre-nure FANS
SEPT. 2k-Se-T9nEris cS.rLs
Sept. 2k-pp--FrreeErr
Sept 2s-Se-Ee1nebec Cou1ty s: Hss!'
held
Sept. 5s--R3ch nont
Sept. 24-te-Antcss
osi. 5-Leets Center
Oct. 5-s--ShhTiie1eh Ell Ac.t.
Oct. 6-Trsuaull1rr Grange Az As-
al lancolnTlIle
Oct. S-7-Sonerset AErlc = --a. -
Getty al Ansoa.
OFT 12-74-Topshazrl
Nov. 1S-1s-Ma3ns StAte Fc-a.ori's-
Portland
9aa. as. as2s-Eesfe-n Ms. Fca-
try ASST. South PARIS
Jan a., 1a2--Sr1Eth SsruI-s Fal-c
Association At South Se-~ *
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
BELFAST DEATH
LIST TOTALS

Belfast. july Ia-T'Aert IVES NJ f--
5oE Aers lEsl night o. tbs norm =
and ne v-crs1 64sI411 aErcs Was sorns
window ssn1 ast1ng The death list a. "a
result q LIE recent fighting bs1Hssa
tns IrluEls,ts and S4nn Fsin factions;
reached II t1aRy when TWO woman.
vito were l-Jursd Fr5aaT in The attack
en -. Mathew norrsnt. ana 8 nan
VINO was shot Thursday. dad.
While Qulst prerE@.sd todzv. few
wolld proclaim The disturbances to be
completely c1sr, for Passions t.uvs
i'etn arJusea which are nUt ess.lr
llsred and tbs srnallest spark rr.st-
&, any tine start the FAINT afresh
MAny Ttsas 0r.s are given for last week s
outSrsaE IN Belfast winch 1as1 night
spread 10 Danger and -ishurn where
great da-1z g FrAs done
Tie aiming - Culuriea Smith 1ae
first mention a an Ilstsr rna. tefre
n. llf'feTtd. aroused his coun1r7,rner by
the manner II which re rrtt dastn and
tsey w-sre further stirred BIZ q report
1hR1 Co3oasl Ssrny-ths hr,ay haa 10 he
brought north in rough r,T.sa OWING
II TIE refusal II 1hs r'ork grodertaker s
10 provide 4 suitable f,ra
Another cGusA. and what X cartsltJsr.
Ell 10 ne u2dcEfl sd3r tbs Direct On.
was thf f9rcttle election cr southern
workers fraFn the shiEy Yards - TIT. ex-
TlanBtea - the northern WORKERS for
tr4s acIl1n is that the SirEn F7etas,r.
boast thsg when ''tse dar" Srrives-
meaning the establishment Of Il rsruh-
lic--ttf lt9itnsr1,srs viii he DEALT with
IN ulE--Hsr nht 10 1tAir lIi-Ine.
T'he more candid, however. Admit
THAI the rartkHl-riers II The sshfpvR-ss
are determined 10 be rid OF 1he south
e,-,fai's before the prospective slack
time arrives. IBGs assuring more work
fer thE narthATners The latte. arur
that v-tlle they wee fighting in France
the tsosthe1'nArE fnnk their Places IN
1he shiTyyArds and that new il is time
for therY 10 IN.
T'here was local fight between the
two factions in The Fails Road tbs
rrtct- the only sufferers heing police
who acted rs T,sac+-rnakers Two of
their number were wpundae.
Services were held IN ST Matthew's
chapel. one OF The storm cen1ar.s. this
morning under Unusual circumstances
The church was surrounded by lia-bad
wire srltsnglsments. soldiers forming q
guard for the wor.shiysy,n,,s
THE Engineers Shtpbuaafng Fedora
tiun 81 a meeting fodsv adopted res
alu1ion reppfiatlne 1he ',dissraceful
disturbances" Of the PAST week and
calling upon The trades unionists To
Use every mans IL bring about SET
tied state Of affairs
At Bangor and Lisbur'n. htYth within
q 1b-Dllle radius Of FsesiFas1, where
many workers Of Belfast reside. sa-
9ons and pawn brokers were the chief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26

Washington, Jply 25.-Ll3sss tas
Membership Of the Eo1se IS increased
from as TO al least 800 70 meet ehe
increased population shoK1 by Ihs
1920 census, 10 states VII lose o-fs CT
more representa- according 70
representative Sjege1 OF New Eork.
Chairman If The Census commits s
Thlch VIII frame the rsw ATpert!orl-
nt.ni Bill. Those STATES ere:
Indiana Iowa, A-a II lssoU-l which
VIII 3cse TWO Gang rsssn3en esct, an6
Illinois, Kentucky. Maina Ma-Ylarsd.
Nebraska. Vernon and RIrr "A.
which VIII lose ozs congressman azth
Mir. S3egel explains thai 4 1he House
rrlerr eership il retained al 1ts Tsrs.Sfrl:
figure il VIII be necessary u IL
crease 1hs population bass I ezcs
congressional district beyond The 2l- :
tbD OF rns3er portion 1hereof n0v fixed
II TINS IS dor,e, lie sRrs, tbs 10 States
manned viii lcfse one o. rctrs nf Ihs
present GlStT5C1s teGa use their paTru-
la1jorls have nol Increased ii proper
tion TO those of other sfI as
On the basis II ite esq NE Fl y,5TE-
lRtson CT log .DbDb0t fo- The white
country II 7s2h, III Increase # approx
171stely 740bb .bnh II 10 Years. Nr
Sisrel says S5 ~ &c new SCI ts = tss
Ee.ase n ust be created If .ht 10 states
are tt retain their present ruraer' ,:al
rerrsse7 tstiar White precedent wB--
rants Tire increase. MI SiaCel declares
there Is strong orrpusit5or 10 il u The
TIa-t II scg-ne IF The present reTrssen Ia
ris'ss while Others favor reduction -
a. few rs 200 Trie-r beers.
M Slteel expects -. work OF fran
iag THE new superintendent tn II nc
cord with the new populat{ol 10 beg
with The recoavenIne Or Congress n
Decss-l Der and he anticipates 1hRf II
measure VIII s.e r,assEsd early in 11.1.
Every deczds sl-ua 1-en with the
single exception Of 1s4h, 1ae t.ouaa
Membership has been enlarged toNsep
pare with Tie growing population.
Now the House 6oor il cr-w 3eG when
ali members are present seats nearly
fiji the chamber; The GA 5oa:ritusl
oesks have been discarded and A1 IN
crease in Membership probably Wiz
tsaTe 10 he snlve1 NJ narrowing thu
width OF the seats
Ten z7aErs ago The House rler her
ship was insrsase 81 from 39- 10 aa6 On
The basis of 4 population af g18-2. off
ana the urly exceptjnr 10 sDch d pro
cedurs occurred in 1870 when IN z,or,-
sressrns- were Knocked uu1 TX Ire ar.-
g'o,Ttiorrnsn1. the men tfzrshIo being
fixed al 282 after having bean 2z9 fsr
10 Years.
The last Appcrtiornent R<y: intact
The numerical strength Of Ell State
delegations besides providing for Ger
tain Increases. but even then several
congressional districts fen shr,t If the
rnaxnaur basis Of 21l. DDG population
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
: Miss Ella Melsin

Miss Ella McLain dsed very sud
ssesly az her home al 81 Silver
street a. q c'cleck Saturday might
at the age OF s. years She was al
her usual health at ali Appearances
during the evening and accompanied
A fr,end:.e her home who had called
there. on her return she was taken
Il, aaa .sea almost Immediately. She
was an attendant Of the Cniversalast
church and was very active IN the
work o. the weman's Association.
having been librarian fer several
wears. 3rhe remains were taken to
the aen.e Of Frank Lst,leHeld Of Bel
mont Avenue, where services will be
held at: q o'clock Tuesday morning
and the: body will be taken to Wales,
FOR burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
Government Income
Tops Expenditures
First Time in 3 Years

Washington. July 25.-Ths govern
merits income for the fiscal wear END
ing June 80, exceeded Ss expenditures
Tor tie first time in three Years Sec
reta-T Houston -oec1ared to-day in a
state-nea: inv HIGH he announced q
reduction In TIE GROSS pubic debt ant
forecast further important redEc-
hon" for the coming u months.
While the annual operations Of the
government showed a sur.lus Of
s@s1221,s sI, the more Irnpprts NJ
change. treasury officials SAID, was
The cutting Of the s-.7ss.lks.sse from
the GROSS public debt during The rear
Ths national debt aggregated SEA
gSs, Ri, 4S7 on June 80 snd s2s.ss4.-
"o6.lsh a year previously but IN the
Eesrurns the obligations Of the MS
Lon had mounted 10 Their hac,hesr
point-seS.5s8,7a1 sss on August 81
es 10 the opers lions incident 10 the
handling Of uaAIurlIies OF treasury
certificates Of Indebtedness. Thus. 8
reduction Of s2,2srtSkH.7s8 from The
peak Is shown.
OUTSIDE Of IRE transactions iry-cly-
ing the gross debt, TIE treasury re.
ctipts fcsre the year Aggregated ss.-
fi34 .5fs5. ssSa, while exns mixtures 1rtsl-
led Sc, AGA. 34S. S4l- The ststsnent re-
sealed however, that the surrllus Wees
due largely to a partial ficuidar3on
OF the assets of w-ar finance corpora
flnn- Exclusive OF the income from
that source there was q asSeit af
kal.S4sl0l2 in the actual handing Of
income and expenses.
Further issues Of T,rsasur-v lce.r-
tff1catss will be. offered as necesssr~
from time 10 time" the stansnenY
ssad. TO FrosaGe fer the current re-
qulrenerts OF tire sovernuenf ma
10 meet narur1ries Of Treasury GER
flacAfes now OUTSTANDING The
amounts OF these issues viii sIenAr-s
m large measure upon the sxre.rs r,f
The burdens imposed upon the Tresr~.
try ny The Transportation Ar in
connection with the return TO pr,-
ware control ircludinr parr,rr,ls I'D,
Inc liabilities On the guaranty. winch
is Is YET unascertainzhls. While ,s
the result OF new issues Of TREASURY
cer'IlnoAnes IN the intervals bstvet,p
the large income and profrs rax in
s'ail Ifltnfs there may be Temporary
increases IN both gross debt anf
moaning oebt, the Treasury exreers
though II Is impossible To sneak rms
lIpefy. that both gross deht AVA
fiearfrfs dsbt viii. during the hrs1
TWO quarters OF the t.ur.rsnr fs,,ul
year, De reduced below the fsc-1res
s. Outstanding on June 30, 1870, ana
Lhal unless Additional burdens shouls
DC IMPOSED by Legislation there win
De an important further rssapcr,an ~
Lne last fwo quarters OF the fiscal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
Esse-euck

Word has been received by friends
in this city OF the marriage On June
Is. az George Else. q popular con-
ducfor on the Great Northern Rall-
road, ana Mrs Ida A Buck, former
IL Of waterTlIle. which occurred At
the home OF the brides daugh1er,
Mrs Colby c. Reynolds Of Mlnot.
North Dakota The bride wore an
attractive sEi1 Of navy tracoIne with
Accessories to match. Her cors2ge
bouquet WAS CT sweet peas and Opne-
lla roses.
Following the eereNeny an e4aa-
crate dinner was served Aac afteF
Midnight luncheon, MI ana MIS-
Else left OF the early morning train
for Portlana. Ore. where they ST.
tended the SAraners convention and
the rose carnival The bTaae has
many friends here VINO will wish her
8 happy married life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Augusta VS.. Maine Centrais
Wednesday. July 2Sth

TIE newly organized Augusta
80 .s.r VIII cross bats with the
sas. Maine Central team. on "eu
say afternoon, July 2sth, al a'W
n on Reuel Williams Field lne
Maine Central boys have one Of the
tastes, aegregations in the STATE a
the local boys viii have 10 Keep .neN
heads M 10 compete with ineAn-
.+Ry,ck'' Reed VIII probably pfca
for Maine centrals and the fana al
sno~ TIA. Brick" is the gooos a
rischer and an all around eaa
player.
Buck Gaudette viii be IN the ooA
for Augusta and the fans VINO
saw him work IN the last two games
he has pitched here, have an ioea
Of what he Is capable of. ATtae
Abbott will be on the receiving emo
Fat" Hill will hold down the initial
sack. McDonoagh VIII be at second
P. Laliberty Will play short stop. and
wen say he is the fastest little man
that position for miles around
4Gaao" Masc,a6ri will be AZ the hot
corner and you all know he can 60
some. "Eerbse~ Leighton Is another
lad who can step in and cover the
third sack in case '-Geno- should be
impaired or 60 bad as all ball players
do a. times. In the ortfelo Carl
ward~ell who came across In the
game with Oakland 'T-het Haskell
who can Play the Geld or go behind
the hat and do a swell job il neces-
sa-y. Nichols the boy who viii show
up the inheld If they dent move fast.
and beat them out 10 first Drawn
the Cory High boy who has made a
fine record in fielding and batting
Willard W-hitten a fast little man IL
the field ara dangerous boy with
the bat. ard last but not least Webb
who can play a gcoc outheld ard if
need BE- car 60 IN the box ant make
the opposing tsatters 81. up and take
notice Thsss are The bcys N1o viii
stick ard try and give Augusta
fans some BASEBALL The game VIII
be called al O'Clock
Oakland VIII play here or Satu--
6ay, July Sist- az 400 P N and Will
Try ard wipe ont the defeat Of iast
Wednesday "Wednesday al ssa P.
NJ SATURDAY al .;o9 p. II. Play Bal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-26
paaxar,sns Remains oeen

Ruuaers TO the e1ect that The play
sroEnG is to be closed on account Of
the closing Of the bridge across from
Winter street TO L4neey Held are
without foundation. The bridge was
closed because. In the opinion OF the
Mayer and City engineer, II was IN.
safe for the children 10 cross but
for children from the upper part OF
the city there Is q path from GIln al
street along the shore ana from The
lower part OF the city the children
may go by the way Of Western ave-
nue.. This afternoon the races Tor
the boys winch were postponed from
Fr36sy wall take place