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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-12
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-12
The Weather
Forecast

Washington, August 11.-Forecast: Alabama and Mississippi-Local thundershowers Thursday and Friday, day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
Mobilizing Troops
to Gust Rebels
Holding Wilma

washington. Oct. I2-f7eneraI rr1np-
iiization of rluups mas hncn ordered
by the Lithuanian government 10
fepel the Polish insurgent forces.
NOV n passessiun Of yilna. the
Lithuanian capital, according 70 au-
vices received here TO-DAY ov the
Lithuanian mission. The dispatches
also said the Poles had demanded
temparar-y possession Of Wilma pend
me a pIebiscf1e.
The Lithuanian government. -
saln the advices. has firmly decided
70 resist the usurrers 70 the UTMOST
by ferce Of arms The population is
organizing on masse and roganiza-
tons of FORCES have been ordered -
r mission also announced IL mad
been directed by It's government 10
call upon the Tnitet' States TO bring
pressure on the Polish government
80 as 20 compel the evacuation OF
Tiliia- and 20 protest 70 the State
department, that Poland had Violated
its ar7nisfice with Litt1uania. signed
uuaer tine direction OF the League Of
Nations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

New York 0ct. 1.-THE states Of
New York anu New Jersey joined
hands today ana broke ground here
for a vehicular tunnel hsneatn the
Hudson river winch will be the fng-
ges1 supaquens structure N the
world State officials ana other dig
nltaries from burh SIDES of the ma
tion's front door. launched the Sos
one ts's, project while thousands Of
citizens Of both New York and New
Jersey looked on proudly and
cileerea
Grzlsplng the immensely uf the
project. speakers specfliaIed regard
Ing the sensations OF Christupher
Columbus were ne 4 witness and re
marked thai the peoples of the am
plre ana Jersey blue states might
congratulate themselves on living in
an age which does not surround
any undertaking however, sfupend-
Gus. with doubt and suspicion
Military hands and National
Guard Regiments from bnth sletes of
the TTyer parauen 20 the spuI near
the Hudson where the earth was
scratched IN preparation FOR ma Ior
Incisipn ny great engineers. G1orernur
Edwards of New Jersey scnup+sa M
the FIRST dirt IN silver plated
shovel. af1er Lleutenanr Governor
Walker Of View York had broken
the soil with q giisrenIng pick. Scntez
of cameras and movie machines lald
down a barrage OF exposures ana
then the crowd uncovered and SOL
die-s sttffened while one of the bands
played the National Anthem
Senator Edge NJ New Jersey.
Senator Calder Of New York Mayor
tayiun Of New York and Mayor
, Hagoe of jersey City were speakers
along with the executives of buth
commonwealth All of them lauu-
eEi thc peoples of pptfl states. en-
phasIzing thar the stupendous anu
expensive project had ne1 NO opnn-
sitiun though the taxpzyers of only
. two states nus1 fnut tte bill.
The tunnel. with all facilities NJ a
Criy tforuugnfare Will link CLOSELY
the greatest steamship terminals IN
America along the New Yark side
Of the Hudson with the immense
railroad concentration celts.rs in
Jersey City Il is expected 10 quick
en- greatly the movement OF the ma
lions incoming and outgoing freight.
and To reduce food costs for View
FORK millions.
Its strategic value in war time,
when Il could be available for t-oar
movements and transportation Of
null across the nations neck unlm
per--iiet. was emphasized by Senator
Calder re regretted Congress mad
refused federal ain IN CONSTRUCTING
the hiE tube and declared that the
states must obtain government help
To make the worlds E-eatest pu-+
what Is should he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
Attorney Generals
Assistant Quits
I'm Coal Prosecution

Indianapolis. Ind. Ofcl- Jan "
Slnllns special assistant attorney
general in the cases ueuEiing against
coal an4rsssYs and officials OF The
Z ulted Mine Workers OF America
Indicted under thu Lever acr lass
winter mas resigned II hacaTne
known here today
White admitting that ne had SEM
has ssiEnarion 80 ATTORNEY General
Palmer III Washington. Nh Simms
declined 10 iisclIss the case when
sean AT ms home IN L-stfaS ette. Ind
Il is unfierxt God. faweyer. mat ms
resignation was due ~ disagree
rnert with the attorney general over
nrncs.aure ana es,iCence TO he used
in the coal cases
X is understood that MIR SimIns
received letter from Ma Palmer 4
few tiavs ago piaclHg certain re
str,irfiuns on the evidence tB he
us..e in the coal cases
Mr. Siu1rnE Is said 10 iIave resent
I'd the interference ~ Attorney Cen
s.F-al Palmer
There nave been runners Recently
n indianapolis that me indictments
againss rilss coal operators and
rrflrrrs urGr.er are Ls~s--r sr-r sas vr
dismissed. with a pssssiinltt-, THAI she
men will ee re.-inliissied iizfrt. hut
efforts IL verify TINS have oeen lutile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

After dinner tina meetlnE was
called II urrier BY Ine president.
Hiram " Rlckur Of Poland SPRING.
A nominating committee was chosen
consisting OF Frank y, Marshall,
Portland. Arthur 5 L-it-ietieid,
Rock!and; Dr. b. r. HII Water
1-llIe; Har-y T Passmsre. Bath and
frank Z Gur1lFSey Dover. Nj
Kicker then introduced as tUast
muster. F7on. John A. Peters III ELS
worth. chousinE INN, he sand. be-
cause Maine congressional titleSa-
rlUns had always produced men eff
Gent as leaders
Mr. Peters proved his ability IN
TINS cupaCfty- and MS -emal'ks were
wholly delightful and appropriate.
He saad ne had list OF several pep
nie wno mad askad 10 speak ana had
been accorded the privilege: Also a
longer list WING had oeerl refused and
ne sinpty prapused 20 stand them I'D
and make them known silently Tins
isl was composed Of the guests q
1Unur among whom were Mrs. tHri
Z. MiIlikHu VIM ,-aceIven hearty i4p-
piausE as she ~ose; Jne Public [ till
rles commission. n Va Trs4r-cr. lei.
Albert tzreenlaw and George i. Grid
aings. the state High WIN commits
SION. Col William Il. Aver Philip j.
Dear.ing ana Frank A. Peabody
chief Engineer Paul p. Sargent,
Mayor Rurlelch Martin. Attorney
General Guy 4 Stu--Is and Adm
tant General George McI-. eITesann.
Mr. Peters spoke n part as iuE-
lows:
] am n favor OF the Maine Auto
mobile Association. X mas dnne more
Tor the State If Maine yt1a-r arr other
voluntary urs..xTli IL zion IN Il. This IS
Continues or Page Col. =
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Sixteen Audiences
Patiently Listen to
Cox on League Issue

Lain cite tnEl.. oct 1-----t4rES1R,-1Ipf
Cox in q pusy tuur tpaav NJ uineis
ana 1nd.4sua hammered heavily upnn
the LesEue af Nations uro,'uEnceEneu1s
ssf i:inSelf and Senator Harding plD-
turing ais Republicans oplieneHf Us
vrsGE.tng unbptInE En@ TsenocfTsG-
II canaiuAls emphasized n, L. audi
ences mat ne was for tn. I.eague ri
Nations with --whplt. near ann soul
GerltertnE che assault upeu ~enatnF
HRrdlnEs AsAGue stat eIHlui rpuaE
Governor COX Declared II vSlc:Llttt ing
the 111h position assumed by the sen
ator and Il The heels OF "a 'tempes;
aroused M Mr. Eardings Des MONIES
sptesia- That the senator g iTropDsai
Ier new association of nations was
neid by former t'-cslden: Tart 70 pe
lInu-acticai ALSO was emphasized
Although me governor elutlned ms
long string Of Speeches TODAY prlnel-
pailr 10 me -lsaEae- ~ repeated
ens-issS Of "a conspiracy - SILENCE by
li,e reacripnaEy press against the eI0n-
ncr-1rlc cz4ulpa en-" Sig bus mess
also was crsfic1zed as a foe
t;esl Ggious Iunp u the governor
seaEue plea Increased ana. presenting
wnat ae termed 'practlc2- business
reasons. liz declared tilai III We dun
~ intp the IsaSnc / lnpk fnr con-
slauIiv increasing trend toward = i,usf-
lsess reeessifai." The eagle. is nsoes-
saf-r he argued 10 resius tnre!En
cTssclt anu purchasing puwei
re IMPRESSED beiiee thHl Amer1ca
would ~ IN the leAEun within Il 1ew
months and that no larEe nation would
ue outsIue wItilin d year or possibly SIX
months
In MS fire gpon Sellatur Harding 5
ieaEue statements Governor ex de
ciaTcd rEat ais own mad been and
wouId continue unchanged Il ask
rou ne sald. whether yen have -pl-
lowed lne facilitating pesl1ons of the
c.LnuIaute ~ the senatorial oiiERrchy,
t1e made changes On the front porch,
thea when We took him on tie from
p1Iy-1 anu he arrived IN eds MONIES
ne s1Iu ne was going Ia turn ms back
on the lsasue without reservations
There came tempest all oa-er l.le iguti.
Republicans that were foT Inc league
announced their position anu their in
Leutlun OF voting Tor mt. When ne
reached re front porch again yesteg-
gay he e.saDEe,i again and sale ne was
FOR new Hsseciatlon ~ HiztIons Mr.
a. III wing IS attempting ~ hecp MIN
s-eatts says 1hAI new s-SsUt:i1tls'r 81
uAtIuuY IS uot UractlCAl l.sat IL won't
WORT rh4t Il can not he attained.
iforty--ane nations of the world huve
alresos lalued the League Il s 4 60
ing concern ana rhrv wtiI NOT au4n-
don il N the i-ere wish ard CAPRICE o1
a E-pup If ~--IIBsers
me threat Of Sena4or iaorzh VIM
doubtless spoke tpr buJh himself ana
senator Johnson. brplEiIt the uill-
nutum at Dcs Moines The fprce ~
teh tempest Ct resentment, winch mas
sweep tne country since men was
telt 1t Marion. IN consequence NJ TINS
another cnange was mstie--the llLi2--
by The WA
Indiana will continue the governor
battle ground tomnr1ow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
GOOD ROADS, THEIR UPkEEP
MOTOR LAWS WITH Teeth.
ADVOCATED AT AUTO MEET
Many Sensible and Timely Suggestions Heard
at Annual Meeting Maine Automobile As
ISOLATION at Capital City-Gov Millike n
Judge Cleaves and Gov-Elect Parkhurst
Speak-Direc1ors for Coming Year Chosen
Banquet Precedes Addresses

Construction ana -rain+euauue OF
gnnn --oarss. tine creation N State
serartrnert devoted - the cortroi or
all matters referring u rnurcr
seraciss- Putting teeth in the present
rnutDr venicie Jaws and providing for
their erTfprcsrneut. regulating tile use
or all heavy vehicles especially r77Utnr
trucks ar improved highways anu be
lIeslnq in arr; nnpsttru fnr Maine
were tire most prominent N the mary
WEE ana timely suggestions offered
os tine nufanie array OF speakers VIM
acriresseu -fe Maine Automobile As
sprIatsor Al rs annual rnestinu and
1inner Tue1rsas evening AZ the Au-
austa s-uuse- The happy chpice Of
<tle committee On arrangements +ur
-oagrrasrer VAS Congressman jam
a. Peters OF Ellsworth VIM Was most
admirable in ts,is capacity. The
spsai<ers OF the occasion sserr. Cover
nor Carr g Milii.Ser. Junge Benjamin
:. E3eRVcs. CHAIRMAN cf the SlIniic
Utilities comm ssspn ann 6oeerrnr-
siec1 F-ere.-ir r.. Tarxslurst. Theirs
WIS an a--errance of ABOUT 7gH en-
-,,usiastic members OF the association
with their wives tn enjoy aue nf the
Auuussa r7pusels exceiiert dinners
ann 70 snsprn tire important array Of
farts ana Suggestions offered by tire
speakers.
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|Bunkie and Denise
Hold Lead In
army Steed Contest

u Juifnsnury VI. oC-- L.
continued 10 triumph
u speed orer Morgan anu Arab
4,-sess n The leg OF the StiD-rniie en-
,-..nce test for cavalry mounts.
v!.cn ended here tonight. Bunhie. a
-aut thoroughbred chestnut seiuinS
ila finished f1rsi yesterday, and
& 4. raF77plsrglE DENISE --lue
.n,-ou-ihred brown mare wns I'm
snau TWO minutes behind Blnkle YES
c-1.ay led the field of % horses over
TEE mile coursn. finishing in nine
ours and nine minutes. Bufn are
ap-ned ny the United States Remount
-a-F7ca.
ali the entrants finished n excel
r- eundirion. and with one excep-
nr i IS expected thai the field VIII
-a,- -nrnuf-row on the third leg of
miles Oh tire 2bH mile test. which
md al Camp Devens. Mass.
WITS. standard bred bay geld
~ .oaT a shoe ninc mics rom mere
VS. rid moi finish within the 1S-hDal-
ne INIT
-~~ce Registered t.1orouEtoretis.
ijns- nva. Na3eIla. and David Craig.
.s-a6 av the Thoroughbred Ciup.
n. -arpaby- llaifi1reed. came IN
9-r- ner ,nnpietinC the course in II
OURS ana 26 minutes. The DINERS
'.-.sred wal within the limit.
~Ht veatiIer Was fair and slightly
r. Tonight tsIe Judges ruled that
arr tomorrow viii he AZ a-3h n
-ae- hat tine finish MAY he before
White River Junction Is the
fUr me tf4iru day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
HARDING OFF
TO WOO FOLKS
OF SOUTHLAND
Speaks at Chattanooga
Tonight. Louisville
on Thursday
Many Stnps On Way for Sear-Slaf-
fpr-1 Sue.ci,cs - Earnest EHurt TO
Saving Kentucky anu Tennessee -
Republican Coiumn-lrreci on
Eastern Trip

on Beard Senator Harding s special
Tram. Oct 12-BegInuing what may
be ms last speaking tour outside II
0iio Senator Harding jnur-nHytsd
southwark tonight for an INVASION OF
1err-itn-v which mas been cDunted
Democratic fur half a century
Opening with speech TOMORROW
nigtu AZ Chattanooga, Tenn. he will
swing northwest on THURSDAY 70
Louisville. through a section neonS-
ing normally 10 me sofid south.
Many STOPS are 10 be made On the
way for rsar- platform speeches. and
Inc nominee Indicated tonlgilT rtar
NJ was prepared ~ make an aggTes-
sive night "a swiur the TWO states
over to tine Republican column.
Meantime the candidate ana ms
manager are holding IN allegiance for
"a final decision on tAe question of an
eastern "trip IN tate October. Plans
already lTas-e been announced Cor d
speech IN Buffalo. y. Y. on OcIpbal
81 and there has been a tentative
agreement 70 take the nominee also
10 New FORK Clty and New England
nut tpnfgiIf sE-ions consideration is
being gwen 10 Il cancellation III The
wtnie eastern program
Should any rr-p ne made 10 the
east Il Is possible that the Buffalo
date VIII he switched 10 New York
CRY and r,IRt only one spet.cn will
ms made
The Senator special train winch
icst Marion laTe TINS afternoon anu
VIII reach Chattanooga Tomorrow
morning carrles two special cars. the
Senator and Mrs. Harding riding IN
the Superb and Governor Basckrr,a 7,
OF Rhode Island together with sew
e4rai members nj his family sccnrn-
pany1ns him on The private CIT New-
port.
Most NJ tomorrow he nominee Will
spend visiting Lanhoul Mountain and
other historic points Near Cflartar1-
oogR. His train viii sion nearly -
hours N me Tennessee civ reaching
there al 80 A. VI. tomorrow and
leaving on Thursfiay
NAAAAi--N III Afit H1tBHAGiE ~
tlr1av was made today 10 permit ths
Senator ID make several rear platform,
speeches on ms way from Te,-rc
Eaute, Ind To 81. Louis. where ne
will end his trip with night speech
Under the new arrangement. ne will
leave Ter-r-e Haure III TWO o'clock N
the afternoon after STOP Of an hour
and viii make sfrorr stups III six TIli-
mons stations.
During sn0rt lay over tnnigiIt Al
the station in Columbus 0hin. tfle
candidate climbed down from his rYS-
waite car and char1ed with a gruup If
railroad employees about Cleveland $
victory in the World series He de-
ciRreo Il WAS bully ID have the
championship peIInHnI lprnain in
t9nip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
100000 WILL
BUY LINE ON
kENNEBEC
Steamer Service Now
Up to Capitalists of
Valley
Eastern Steamship CO. Offers Sfsarra-
ers City of Hnct!anu. City OF Ban
gur Wswurns snu Carhe-ine-A.sn
Wharf Properties 81 All places
A.uny River - Immediate Rsrision
P~unauie

Bath. Me Der. l@-Thuse people
along the kennebee Valley ana 9th
ers who reside. ar have summer
names n the vicinity Of BoGthbav
desire 10 have the Boston and Ken
uebne service resumed ANA the Bath
and BooI Inlay service improved will
now have tine matter IN their own
hands.
The Eastern Steamship Lines Inc.
winch FOR a number OF wears operated
beril lines is ready 10 quit these two
branctss VI its system ana turn the
lines over m Maine capIialisrs-pro-
viding tney viii paE the price This
price IN round figures is S3na.D0e ana
an option IN the properly mas been
taken ny some Baril business men
headed nv Elwell \ Crosby Il former
mayor OF Bath and n weIlknDwn
shipbuildsr and manage,
TINS option has been taken with
the belief thai business men aiang
the keflnebec valley ana others will
combine anu secure sEfficieIr CT pitai
ID purchase these lines and pat them
N operation early IN the season u1
1921
The purchase to include tine follow
ing property IS named IN the papers
covering the option wnich mas been
signed by President Calvin Austin Of
the Eastern Steamship Lines Inc.
Steamers City of Ruck.and ami
City OF Bangor for rhc Boston and
kenneDec line. Steamers Wir-WLf'la
and Catherine Tor the Bourhbav Ear
bur division In addition 70 me
steamers are the wiiart properties.
rights and privileges located a. An
gusJa- EaIlowell Garrfiner South
Ia-~iinel Richmond Dresden ana
Bath. these being the reguiar land
ing places Of The Boston and kanns-
bee steamers IN the past The Bas-
ton emu Of the line would be secured
by the rental 1f wharf privileges at
reasonable rent per aEInun winch
II also covered in an agreement
Other wilarT properties rights and
privileges covered ny tbs option are
located al Southport. Wcstpur-
WestporT Junction, Sawve-.s Island
and Bno1hbav F3arbnr
The terms of the optipn and the
rrsprisions for The purchase ara, cun-
Continues on Page 5-Coi. ~
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MAN-O'- WAR WINS THOROUGHBRED TITLE
merican Horse Fin
shes Eight Lengths
Ahead of Sir Barton,
Canadian Contender
p urse of S75.W
and S5009 Gold CUP
- Record Crowd at
kenilwWth Course,
u iEdsor, Ontario

| windsor ont, Oct 1.-THE Thor
r--r!.~aa championship IF ta,e con-
,.st ~nsts tonight On the American
L. el ne unissrr Name War the
[-~ez.e-f hae.-s7eisF-- Of the wear.
t-aaunau nome with the equine hon.
o~. nj IaaD IL keniiworrsl Jockey
frHp -rack TINS afternoon. full
elsa- cnGrhs in front ef Sir Barton
.s -~ag, Eotlr-EeAr-oid from Com
En.4nder J. h l., Russ STABLES. The
nm. was --.b.i. more than fnI, seq
! ory lister Than the old Canadian
{,er1~d Tor the distance
Purse OF S7s.uDU
samuel D. Ruddle of Philadelphia.
Iovner Of the victor. is richer tonight
p, ne purse of S1-5stss,a and gold
bun caluen at Sstkst,
~ht race was over a course Of a
kHuus and quarter AZ weight for
= Jhe winner carrying 10 pounds
! ne losers liz pounds, a g.
Il set on the winner paid SID
8erwesn -. ftto and s;naaAl persons
be- 70 see the two great horses race,
b.. attendance figures ana gate re-
Eresnts setting new high mark IN
the history of Canadian racing. ar
hiding 70 Jockey club officials.
Time ? Seconds Slow
The time. 20. fiaE. WAS more than
4 second SLOWER than the record OF
Enlh horses. Sir Barton mas d
|iuark Of .-ta1 Al. which was later
h 81 tJv Mar-oi- Wa The slow time
Us partly due 70 the facf thai ms
ctor WAS never in danger from the
klne ne took the lead al the FIRST Sly
/ zenith peie-
sir Barton drew the rail and wal
j way with iump. bni the lead wal
knur-t-lived. Jockey Clarence KUN
Euer- sent aan-o'-War alongside anE
/ nen ahead, When the STANDS were
/ CACHED. II the END Of the first guar
ar the Riddle horse mad TWO
kenr1t1 lead. frankie hepEh. wnt
had the mount on the Eanadis1
horse ar a result of iaEi-mInuit
Continued; on Paue A-Coi. 81
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CANDIDATE COX
AT HUB TUESDAY

Boston. Oct. 1@.--eaoverunr COX,
Democratic candidate scr president.
viii speak on f8ostun Common next
Tasssiag evening al $50 oaclDci4- ac-
cord ia IN announcement tonight ny
Mis'haei A. 0'fseaTy. chairman uf the
Democratic state Committee The
candidate VIII enter View England
that siav ar 8'f.eary said and viii
speak al Worz.esfsr az So IN the
morning ne VIII speak L-kiar Al
Mop g.ssxf sse -. II t7.1i ~
is4sf isefurs sstinE 50 giie & - san. FSe
will F'lss sIss;Ek jlat dlsg Is Nashua
and snsSsfal n H.
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Y. Y. Keen for
Ousting Democrats
Saws g. @. p. Leader

View York Oct 1.-THE Eeuub-
lican national and state tickets VIII
ne elected in New York ny 300 600 70
aee.pee, George W Eidredge- Repub-
lican leader from Munroe COUNTY. de-
sEared N a statement issuec al Re
publican national headquarters here
to-day
Naver IN nv experience have
seen sucfl q demand on the part nj
Tne neopie 70 turn out tne Democrats
us III the case tins year IN. SAID
The Democrats who are coming 30
the Republican party ara incr-aasinr
daily. ] Rln conservative in my fig
TiT,.S
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sunday School
Delegates at Bangor

H=n~. Ne Oct l2-Anpni TWO
1a-eo delegates We're in attend
re me opening SESSIONS OF the
rye .a5rs meeting NJ the annual
-.l"n n the Maine Sunday
t"a dissertation IN Hammond
r7' -On=reEatiuns1l church today
"rr.ucs.t of association leaders
.-.d II rt,e af-einoun. followed
H4uuBer iu Craze Methodist
-..'. f.~i raurr.a al . O'clock.
o- u- II auds If Bangor. welcomed
-ajes al The night session
BIO -espause WIS ht L. VI. Sirk-
'T"ssdsnt O. ttte assorlarIon.
T'" coming REMARKS were made
N' pastor III tine convention
'-r. Rev Alhe.7 E Motifs Con-
''7 Committees WE'RE appointed.
.-S' a~R Of ne session was al adj
''Fs "r n e. Pearrre uf Chicago. on
'F'ls'oits Ealfrazinn.
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baE crown % the unI-e-se Ts-<
reached tne spftters OF SuraeiT.
Grimes, the National Leagas star DE-
Ilverer Ut This type of pitching fn-
seven sulin hlts CiIncneH the game
n'Fssre the HALLWAY mark. AZ II uitl-
1Iute3y proved. and yoppe< the pia--
with several pieces Of basepan STRAIT
eEy Thai uenunstrEfteo the pesseSsior
uf mental Alertness vince marks tAe
Continues on Pare Col 8,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
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Three Of Five Victories Due to His Fine Box
Work American Penaaat and World Title
Comes 10 City After 40 Years Quest
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