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Friends n Mrs. Ahce OTIS former
II o4 THIS CITY. now Of 5ockpDr--. VIII
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Miss Ealan LANES Of LewIEon
PASSED Saturday ana Sunday g. her
home II LIS civ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

M ana Ms Jon1 M Goodwin
PASSED me WEEKEND the guests OF
friends a. hannebunk
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Miss ZlRcTs Briggs and friend
M TaDer were aurD guests SUNDAY
d. Cne home u Nj ana Ms. L =
Fuller.
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Gardiner LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. !. H LANES Is al hs- humR
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Ms. VIVIAN Leach Of PannbscUt
Maine, Is listing ner parents. NJ
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HALLOWELLLOCAL NEWS
Telephone 663-1

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DuDIlr. Sept R-C0ns-anie 5rngan
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1Ord, County Clare.
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LOCAL NOTICE

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The identity OF the woman VIM
was charged with btrrIns AGAINST the
Chicago Americans and VIM WIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
Sleepless Nights Caused By
Tormenting Skin Diseases

: skin diseases. come from a -disordered
condition OF the blood They must
be cured through the blood. and this
explains why local treatment fans
so absolutely.
The radical and rational treatment
IS to take a thorough course OF s s
s the purely vegetable blood rem
edy' which thoroughly clsanses the
blood Of every particle OF impuritv.
A few bottles OF s s 8 VIII rout out
the disease germs from your blood.
your complexion win begia to clear
up and you VIII soon be rid Of the
disease as thousands OF others ave.
Get a bottle at the drugstore to-
day. write TO our hea physician.
who VIII gladly give you fun med
ical advice without charge Address
Medical Director. 1ss Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta Ga-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

the credit OF E J. Thompson. the
filler from Dartmouth, who shot over
the ten 8 1-2 foot hurdles in the
amazing time Of II 3-5 seconds. thus
displacing the IA 81 record made by
Robert Simpson, University OF Mis-
souri,, in the western conference
games at Evanston, H. June /, 1916.
The Dartmouth hurdler, who will
compete for Canada in the Olympic
games at Antwerp, vas expected TO
perform equally as well In the 220
low hurdle ace. but W. B. Wells Of
Stanford University sprang a sur
prise by defeating him for first place
over the longer distance and heart
ened members Of the American Olym-
pic committee who witnessed the
feat with lhe hope that the Canadians
will not b. unbeatable at the Bel
GUM international games.
In many respects the perform
nnce Of the C-aIffornfnns was the
most remarkable Of the day.
stanford sent three men 10 the
meet and California five and
these eight between them rolled
up 81 IL points which would
have beer sufficient TO ave won
the championship a they been
competing for either one or the
other CT the western universities
meets
This splendid showing was made
Notwithstanding the fact that Kirk
sey. Stanford Splinter who suffered
a muscle strain yesterday was shut
out OF the 100 and did not compete
in the go yard dash although he had
been selected by experts to win both
events
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
What Do You
KnoW About Sporf9


Has Mike O'Dowd ever been
knocked out2
2 How many golf championships
has Francis Ouimet won?
What state is leading IN trap
g. When did Cincinnati Join the
present National ieaguel
5 How were the famous Cincinnati
Red Stockings Of 1859 pafd2
s. How much did the New York
Yankees pay for Frank Bakerg
what IS the player limit In the
s. Why are colt balls not made
perfecfiv SMOOTH
g When did lack Malone sustain
the Injury TO his ann which has been
handicsn ming him all this timer
TO- What is a lurch In crihhaEe7
Answers to Last Questions.
/. IN 1919 before meeting willard.
Dempsey had five fights and won
each bv a knockout in the first rounI.
2 JOHNNY Dundee kayoed Tommy
Iouhey at Newark in 5 rounds, No
vemher 4. 1919.
3. De Palma used a Packard IN
making a vile in p 2-5 seconds.
Howard Wilcox. in a PeuEot. cap
tured the 1919 Indianapolis 500-mnp
8. women's tennis championships
are best two sets OF three.
g. Chicago and Cleveland Hunrar-
ian soccer teams PLAYED two scoreless
ties so the championship was not de-
cided.
T.. Meus@l's first major league try
with Washington in 1914.
s. Nehf won seventeen and lost
eleven games last year.
9. Rudolph and Gowdy last year
n-de home runs in succession against
ETler.
10. Whitfield was traded to the
for Stengel on August 8. 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
ONE STRONG MILITARY TEAM MAY
REPRESENT ARMY IN THE LEAGUE
Matter of Cutting Down Organization TO -Four Teams
to Be Discussed at Special Meeting Of Executive
Committee; New Arrangement VIII Mean One Nine
Inning Game Each Sunday; Would Be Stronger.

I'll PAso's 1920 Army and City
u Baseball league may be cut
down "a four teams, two less
than the number Of the present cir
cult
Accessibility Of cutting down the
organization which would result in
the playing OF a nine inning game
Saturday and Sunday Of each week
Is 70 be discussed Tuesday zignt II
a special meeting Of b ~sxecuti-e
COMMITTEES Of the league at the office
OF alderman R. c. Sempla. ~vieerresi-
dent It Is understood that the change
contemplated IS the representation Of
% strong army team in The league
made up OF stars Of the entire dis
trtct and the subsequent withdrawal
2 seventh cavalry rfglmenral clubs
which r at present msmbszs OF the
league
Col Howe Farorz Plan.
Col Robert l. Howe. district com
mander Is said 20 be In favor Of this
idea
Instead Of having three rcEi-
mental teams enferrd In the
league he q said 20 favar the or
gunizadiou Of one srr5u= team
which would ably represent the
Army and would consequently he
stronger amd more able 20 hold
its own. So far the military
teams ave been dnnhte 10 hit
their proper stride, q seems. and
have lost q malori-y OF EameE
played In the league
Army and City league officials
recognize that the zone supply ard
Knights OF Columbus teams are two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
PeteLeyvaW Wins Again;Fou our eamsF or Arr
Pennsylvania Victor In Meet Yankee Players To Go Abroad
One Worlds Record Broken Tennis Stars To Meet English

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81
/ Pennsylvania won the eastern
intercollegiate track and field
championship honors Saturday after
noon in the 44th titular meet OF tn
l. c. A A A. A. after one Of the
closest contests ever staged in the
history Of the association, which
dates back to 1876.
The Quakers' points totaled 30 IL.
with Princeton one n one-half
points behind Dartmouth was a close
third with p, and Cornell 20 Cali
fornia finished in fifth place with
IS II points, and Stanford sixth
with IS.
Breaks Navy Records.
One world record was broken and
kept In a condition Of breathless ex-
element as first one team and then
another went to the front in the
battle for points and places in the Is
events which composed the program.
So close did the scores become
that In first place hinged upon
b placing Of the Pennsylvania
and Princeton athletes in the
final event, the deciding heat Of
the go yard dash. Thousands Of
spectators deserted the stands to
Euther nt the finish line in order
TO witness the concluding feature
Of the games Brown Of Prince
ton won by a dash but Muxnm
Pennsylvania, spurfed into sec
Ond place which wa sufficient
to clinch victory for Pernsyl-
vanfn.
The new world record established
in the 40 yard high hurdles went to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Of the strongest IN the league. These
clubs have met twice this season and
in each Instance victory was decided
by one score. The internatiouals.
leading the league. naturally. wiz rel
main IN the organization In point
Of act the organization OF q strong
military team would not only tend 70
make , organization a o COM
pact mi but would add IN 70 sinai
way 20 the strength OF the clubs in
an individual sense and certainly
pave the way for a better STANDARD
OF the national pasttme-
Would Make Good Team.
One strong military team would
Include players OF the standard OF
MAJ p r. Neyland. Muskopf. BOA
Dunlap-What a battery Neylznd and
Dunlap would make-McGavin ard
others too numerous too mention
Each 0rEnnfEuffou At TT. Bliss
has some fnvnrffe sons which
welded together under the strong
capable banda Of veterans Of the
order OF Mai Neyllnd and Lleut
sBll1 McCullouEh W0uld ncquit
Itself creditnbly on the field. OF
his there Il no doubt.
Two nine inning games on week
days Is a plan that has the endorse
ment Of the greater part Of fandom
A nin inning game is g regulator
baseball battle and the fans want "a
see Il This Is but numbering one o.
the advantages that would accrue &c
the leagues benefit II cut 70 fouI
teams The meeting wiz be called
promptly at 8 o'clock and all mem
bers OF : executive COMMITTEES ara
urged 70 be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
Fl. Worth Native
Signs With Dallas

Dallas, Texas. Nay S1.-Olin Nokes.
Fort Worth boy. appeared II the uni
FORM OF a Dallas Marine. Manager
Patterson said ne Intended TO use him
al third base in place Of FAX and
shift the batting orders so that Nokes
viii be in the cleanup position
Nokes led the Texas league hitters in
1918.
Nokes was the property Of the Fort
Worth club Waivers were asked on
him Shreveport and Dallas claimed
and drew for him. Dallas got the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
When the skin Seems Ablase VIII
Itching Pain.

When your skin disease reaches
its worst stage and the fiery burning
causes o to scratch and scratch in
an effort TO obtain RELIEF. there is
many a sleepless night in store for
you
II is nothing nor than folly to
expect to be cured by the use OF local
treatment, such as eintments. saIves.
lotions, etc Such remedies may az
ford some temporary relief, but you
want more than relief; you want a
cure that win rid you forever OF the
torturinE disorder.
Eczema, letter. boils. pimples
ulcers irritations and scalp erup-
tons as well as all other forms OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

NEW YORK. Nay 3L.-samuel
IN Hardy, veteran California tennis
star and captain Of the American
Davis cup team. believes that the
Yankee players have a great chance
10 win honors abroad
The American team viii sail for
England shortly 10 take part IN the
worlds championship tennis matches,
which are TO be staged at Wimble-
don, n while in Europe viii play
Davis cup ties.
VIII Be Strong Team.
The American team viii be made
up Of William II Johnston. the ma
tional singles champion: William T..
Tilden IL, r Norris Williams II. and
the winner Of a special series or
match between Charles Garland.
Wallace Johnson. and Dick Harte
These matches viii soon be staged at
Forest Hills
IF our players are in their
fruc form at Wimbledon and 10
the Davis cup ties,- said Hardy.
sfhey stand n splendid chance Of
winning, Johnston. Tilden and
Williams are all wonderful play
ers, and ! do not believe they will
be greatly handicapped in the
worlds championship cOmpeu-
tion by the fact that they will
not be permitted to wear spikes.
I am having special shoes mad
for the American plnyerH- These
shoes will have very soft rubber
sOies that will grip the turf and
us I said before, n our players
are going right the absence OF
spikes viii be no great handl-
Hardy also took occasion to dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
Navy Crew Again
Beats Syracuse

c4s+-- NsrsT grsdcnv c-sw- 49, :.
venEe on Syracuse. the only varsity
eight to win from them in two years.
by defeating the salt City oarsmen by
a length in the Stewards cup race.
the feature event Of the sixteenth
annual regatta OF the American Row
ing association. rowed owe the Hen
ley one mile and $50 yard course on
the Schuylkiil river Saturday after
noon
The Navy won in $50 ID: Syracuse
finishing in sos. Princeton was
third. a scant five feet behind Syra-
cuss. while the Union Boat clubs
second crew. Of Boston, was a poor
fourth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

cuss the movement recently started
by some Massachusetts lawn tennis
devotees for lengthening the tennis
court
idea Is Old.
The idea is not a new one" he
said. 1T has long been the theory
Of some tennis followers that adding
a foot or W. 70 the length Of the
court would tend to equalize the net
and base line style OF play. There Is
an inclination on the part Of most
young American players 10 devote
most OF their attention TO the net at
tack. and ] do not doubt that the
lengtheuing Of the court would tend
70 check this tendency. which. in a
way, would be a good thing Tor
tennis
A. for the tearing mp of the
court by spikes - TO prevent
which the officials at Wimbledon
have barred spiked shoes ruIe
absolutely prohibiting the use Of
spikes would work a double pur-
pose. II would not only save the
courts but wOuid heel the net
game OF n younger players as
well as the old ones, and encour-
3 the development Of better
ground strokes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
Church LeaguerS
Meet Tonight

Physical director A. L. Holm OF the
2. N. c. A. has issued a call for a
meeting Of all Church baseball LEAGUE
managers for tonight in his office al
8 o'clock. All managers OF teams are
requested to be present as important
matters viii be passed upon relative
to the organization Of the league
Wednesday night the First Presby-
terrain team VIII hold a meeting al
the church for the purpose OF organ
izing the team IN preparation for the
season All players are asked to be
present at this meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Greeley, Colo. May 5L-Twenty-
one motorcycle riders from all parts
Of the United States viii participate
in races here today for worlds cham
pionship on half mile tracks. under
the auspices Of the Motorcycle Allied
Trades association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

New York. May S1.-New York made e
two out Of three from Philadelphia here.
winning the last game OF the series Sun
day. Gallia the former American league
pitcher. was knocked out in three IN
uings. Kelly. the New York first base
mar accounted FOR eight OF New York's
ten runs. driving In six and scoring two.
Score r H z
New York ..-..... 034 o10 20s-l0 u /
Batteries; Philadelphia. Gala. Belts.
Weinert and TraEessers New York. Tonsy.
HuhbeH and Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
TiKEFOUR
FROM PIRATES
Hard Fitting Cincy Bat
tiers Turn Tables On
Pittsburg Nine.

Cincinnati. o.. Nay sL-CincinnaH made
a clean sweep Of the PittsburE series by
taking the final game Sunday. Adams
was hit hard IN the fifth and seventh li-
ningA In the eighth the visitors tied the
score on three singles off Sallee and a
tumble by Kopf. but the Reds came back
in the last half OF the round and put over
two runs off Wisner on a pass 70 Dau-
bert and hits by Roush and Duncan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
Americans Win
In Tennis Tourney

Paris. France. May S1.-Andreas r.
Gobart ana William p. Laurents sun
day won the international mems dou-
bic tennis championship In straight
sets. The score was 81. 90. 6-1
Their opponents were Nicholas
Mishu. Of Rumania. and Blackboard.
the IS year old South African player.
whose remarkable game has aroused
the experts to consider him as a pos
sloillty Tor coming events In tennis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
INDIANS TAKE
FINALFROM 5OX
Win Fourth Game of Series
After Hot Battle; Tigers
Also Victors.

Cleveland. O.. May sL-CIevsland took
the lnai game Of the series icing the
score In the seventh and winning % the
eighth after Chicago had laken what
appeared 20 be a winning lead sunday.
Five singles and a pass accounted Tor
C~leVsland's five ruas IN the seventh. while
a silEle by Uhle, Chapman's double and
Sneakers single produced the winning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31
Good Scores In
Weekly Trap Shoot

Excellent scores were made by
members OF the FL Paso Gun club
In their regular weekly shoot Sun
day morning on the range near the
El Paso Country club. C Buiwer and
P. C. Thede tied for honors in the
singles while Mr.. Thede broke the
greatest number in doubles The
scnres-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Brooklyn. y. 2, May 5l-Smith held
Boston TO six scattered hits and Brooklyn
made II three out Of four games Sunday.
The Dodgers got hits off Scott IN every
Inning. punching three In each OF the
fourth. fifth and seventh fer runs. Wheat
led with a THO OF singles
Score r. H E
Boston .-.-...-. COO ooI 001-2 s 9
Brooklyn ..-..--... 600 10 sos Il 2
Batteries; Boston, Scott and ONellI;
Brooklyn. smith and Krueger-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

St Louis. No. May sL--Detroit made
a clean sweep Of the series with 81 Louis
Sunday. II was the seventh straight de-
feet for the locals Leonard vas effective
throughout lille Snfhoron was hit freely
and received poor support On the pinch
-0rh drove a home run into the RI
field stands IN the seventh. -ro-irr Joue
wr0 I'D singled ahead OF him
Score. r H
St Louis ...-. 001 o0o o0f-2 Q 9
Detroit .-.---..-. 900 go eo0-6 Il o
Batteries Detroit. Leonard and Wood
all: St Louis. sothoron. Burwel and
Billings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Totals -.-....--...S Il IT - s 3
sBatted Tor Martin On ninth
fBatted for Schacht IN fourth
Score by Innings
PhfladefrhIa 900 $40 300 4
Washington ...-.... Io1 $50 o3s-u
Two base hits Milan. Rice. Perkins
Three base hits. VIII. Judge. shannon
Sacrifice hit Shannon- Double plays
Dykes 70 Griffin Harris to Judge. Bases
on balls. Martin. 8; schacht. J. Iunings
pitched. Schacht. A. Snyder. 4 Hit by
pitcher by Martin roth o. struckout, by
Martin. 2; by Snyder, l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

CECOND berth Of the Army and City
y league is to remain IN possession
OF the Zone Supply team for
some time 10 come.
Andy" Anderson's consistent crew
made certain Of this sunday after
noon At RIO Grande Park when Il de-
leatfd MAJ COnltn's EcraDpy Knights
In the first game OF the matinee
soluble bill. score two TO one. Bitterly
fought during the entire seven innings
me contest had AL the earmarks OF a
champiouship series hattie n the
tans were brought to their feet more
Lnan once when some particularly
pretty play was pulled by the mem
ners ~ the two evenly matched teams.
} Zone hovs edged over their win
ainE tally In the sixth by q combina-
ton OF hits and an error. The initial
ana tvt1E t1ilv was made In the fifth
when Ponsford was safe on an error
ard was sent home BY ANDY" Ander-
son
Some Bod Luck.
Maj. Con1in's team scored first and
the kniEhts eve gave Up.
IN the evrufh hut for a par
ucuiar bit Of bad luck the score
would undoubtedly have been tied
while IN the sixth h Car
berry was caught by n guapny
throw koke to Anderson in m Mt
tempt 20 steal the knights vouId
F1re pore than tied the tally.
Both PLAYS were Of an ercenfrEc
order n zach player reached the
sack Eufely but WINS eauEhf off
h haE by overriding IN the
oninton OF umpire ZuelL. As the
mig follow WIS on ton Of the play
h majority Of fans were content
TO take BIS Judgment but there
were n uH-Tber who showed their
diEapprovnL
Nanny Ponsford pitched a mastery
Eame- He had a canable rival in
Hughie' Adkins. The latter had
OF smok and control and had
the zone boys swinging during the
greater part Of the game. Ponsford
was In snlendid condition. Z
Afanry's curve was breaking s~duarelv
across the nlate and his control was
excellent He was IN tor notch form
and zone ronters are hoping that he
is IN the same kind OF shane when the
team meets the TnternationaiS
LeyEa Beat GunnerE.
Pete Leyva white washed the Sind
runners in the second contest OF
the afternoon
ne consistent International
hurlrr did not allow the EunnerS n
single ruu while his tram Hafes
WIRE hu-FIv rnErEed und cloufed
ont mine hinEles for q total Of six,
IN nv~raEr u one per Inning.
~ @4 WE 10 N1N A-HH AAA1
rhrnu-houf fhe contest brit were
unable 70 get anywhere Charnufs
Enz7uv neEEfuE rnuEhf several
off the hn-es and Teyva himself
e-HEf-errcI n douhle play That
eliminated two bnEe in
lhe second iunfuE.
Cbacon. Al5erete. NJ Gomez ans
Fediua were the hitting stars Of the
.av. cold Ffl" at the shortstop po-
nla-ed a pretty game during
sir and one-ha1f innings He
made three sucres~ve hits. a three
IaEEer. a two h7rEer slam and a
in consecutive order and IN his
ourth tine AZ hat was safe on IN
II Go~ez, that reliable fielder
pitcher Of the Tnfernatinuals. also
Knocked out a couple OF nice ones.
FfEhfh Wnllops seventh.
SATURDAY. afternoon b Eighth cav
dry wa11oped the Seventh in a slow
by the score Of p to seven The
horspmen took the lead early
the pastime and were in dan
Of heinz defeated. L
Trn -mmwnH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Chicago. H.. May 5l-Chicaeo con
unued its Winning ~treak SUNDAY by de-
feating St Louis. making a clean sweep
Of the series with the visitora The locals
concentrated their attack IN the first
and fifth innings and won easily. Tyler
pitched in fine form. keeping the St. Louis
hits scattered until the seventh when
triples BY McHeny and Lavan ana an
in1sld out netted two runs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

I-nteruauonals .. IL 1oI IS
Two base hits. Medina, Alderete- Three
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bail. BY Leyva Leel. Double plays. Leyva
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