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Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
Root-F all Confab
 Gives Rise to New
 Peace Speculation
[Republlcan A. p. Leased WIreI

WASHINGTON, Dec. .10-Speculation regarding the probable attitude of the Harding administration towards peace concord of nations was revived today by long conference between Elihu Root and Senator Fall of New Mexico. The latter Is regarded as close in the confidence of President elect Harding, and MT. Root was a member of the committee which, under the di- rection of the league of nations, drafted plans for an international high court of justice.
 MT. Root spent five hours in confer ence with Senator Fall but 1t was de- nied that the peace policies of the next administration were discussed.
 We did not mention or discuss any possible plan of American action, either as to the present league of nations or any other association or organization for world peace" said Senator Fall after the conference.
 "As far as I am concerned,' Senator Fall added. my opinion is that we are out of the present league of nations absolutely"
 Senator Fall further asserted that his conference with MT. Root was only one such as they were in the custom of holding when occasion afforded He added, however, that they discussed with the international court and other operations of the league of nations. Mir. Root was here to attend a meeting of 36 officials of the Roosevelt Memorial association and the Carnegie institute of which he is a member. He did not visit any other senator while at the capitol today but it was said he plans to see other republican leaders tomorrow before leaving Wash | ington-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
STOCK COMPANY AT THE EELKS CONTINUES
 ID PLEASE PUBLIC

Pleasing the public seems to have become a habit with the BrandQG Brothers Stock company at the Elks theater. This weeks offering entitled Don't Call the Police" is a laugh pro- ducer from curtain to curtain. The plot, if it can be called a plot, hinges on the theory that a kleptomaniac comes into the world with the disease passed down through generations-and like most fads. it's easy to make the disease contagious.
 Mir. Cluny, announced as the victim in a matrimonial sacrifice. became the possessor of a valuable ruby ring through the efforts of a Lady Rallies, who obtained employment in the home of Cluny's bride to be. Robbie Deane carried the part of the almost bride, and as usual gave the cast the ''lIick' which "puts it over" Cluny's father in-law was also known to his imme- diate family as a kleptomaniac, as- sisted and abetted by his absent mind edness and the work of The Strang- CT. George Banta. who comes to the happy family to make his last "clean- up" before going, straight.
 The Stranger works fast and suc- ceeds in getting the family jewels and confidence. while the maid works as his able assistant. One difficulty adds to another until the police finally ap- pear on the scene at the request oi The Broker. who demands his securi- ties. Even the police sergeant gets the disease through the Stranger and he loses his search warrant but gets the Brokers purse.
 The two acts are crammed full oi perplexing moments for the princi- pals and laughter for, the audience The musical numbers are very good especially the clever skit by Irene Noblett and Jay Allard. It's the Same old Love" The pair respond to sev. eral encoreS.
 The chorus is just as pretty ant clever as ever with new costumes dances and songs to gather the ap- plause of the audience.
 The sketch winds up in the usua happy manner with three brida couples starting down lifes way in stead of one as planned by Cluny anC his bride.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11

ASK AID FOR BARGE LINE
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-An appeal for government aid in establishing barge line on the upper Mississippi
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Everything is in readiness for the big game of basketball with the In dians this afternoon. The game will be one of the best to be played this season. The game is scheduled for 8 D. m. at Eastlake park. Everyone should be there.
 The ticket sale for the junior play started yesterday noon and from the way tickets were sold there will be capacity crowds at both performances. The junior class has so much talent that two different casts have been se- lected and each cast will play one night.
 A big assembly was called yesterday after lunch, and had more pep" than any previous one this year. Charles Wartman was the first speaker on the program, talking briefly on the junior play. MT. Carpenter who has the distinction of being coached by the originator of basketball, spoke on the history of the game. Mir. Raitt. who has coached two championship teams and who has been selected to coacf the team again this year, also gave g | short talk. Ara Beane and S45Sc Garrison put on another of their ia nous music" acts The assembly ended with several good yells.
 A junior class meeting was helt yesterday noon for the purpose of dis tributing tickets to sell to memberI of the class. There will be a freshmen class meeting on Monday after schoo to choose class colors.
 The Coyote Journals appeared yes terday at noon. The students anxious ly await every second Friday so tha they can get their papers"
 An appeal was made in the assem bly, yesterday to make this a givinl Christmas. Miss Sexson told of sev eral instances where poor people wer benefited by the things that student brought last year. Every studen should bring something.
 It is beginning to look like Christ mas, as several of the alumni are hom from college.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
Cooked Food Sale

The ladies of the Christian churcf will give cooked food sale Satur-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
MANY GARMENTS ARE
 MADE FUR TIE NEEDY

GLENDALE. Dec. 10-Prof. Duncan McRuer of the local high school has extended an invitation to the Woman S club, child Welfare society, Red Cross and other benevolent and fraternal organizations to use the domestic science department of the high school for the remodeling of old and making of new garments for the needy chill dren. The work has been planned according to schedule so that no two organizations will be working to the same end and thus all the various ar ticles will be taken care of and fin ished.
 Last Tuesday the Woman's club and the Child Welfare society worked and finished over 40 garments that went for immediate needs. It is hoped that all that can will give this great and good plan their heartiest cooperation so that those who are really in want may be supplied and it will go toward making a very joyous Xmas for all
 New Teacher Arrives
 Miss Clariben Shawhan of Canyon City, Colo, arrived in Glendale Fri day to teach in the Glendale grammar school The new class will consist oi Mexican children. Miss Shawhan vii live at the Lee Veteto's-
 Visiting Here
 Joe Campbell, who formerly worked at the Pitcher drug store, Is in Glen 1 dale visiting for a few days and fl the guest of A c. Pitcher.
 Royal Neighbors The Royal Neighbors held a very enthusiastic meeting Thursday nigh | in the w. O. W. Hall, and at this time 1 they elected officers and initiated number of ne wcandidates- The nev members being Mrs. Meeker, Mrs Payne, Mrs. Twinning, Miss Browl and Miss Peck of Montecello, III. Afte the closed meeting was finished tn | gentlemen were invited up and gran, good time was had by all. Delightfu refreshments were served. the hast esses being Mrs Morrow, Mrs. Gar Der and Mrs. Deberry.
 Leave for Home
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Verney of Sant Monica. Cal, who have been in Glen dale for a two months visit with thei daughter, Mrs. Milford Twinch. re turned home Friday night. Entertained at Dinner Mrs Clarence Wildermuth, sister ( Mrs C. H. Tinker, who is occupyin the Carl Hayden house in Phoeni during the congressman's absence i Washington, entertained at dime Friday evening. Those present we1 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Tinker, Mrs Tir } ker and the Misses Josephine an
 Katherine Tinker. Katherine an Josephine remained over for the wee ? end
 Cooked Food Sale l The ladies of the Christian churc 9 will give a cooked food sale Satul
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
UNCERTAINTIES OF APPLAUSE

Some of those constituents of yours did not vote the way they applauded." :"
 "No," answered Senator Sorghum. Some of them explained to me that they were not applauding my speech so much as my nerve in making it."-From the Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11
VERBAL RELATIONS

Bix-Qool1ing up from writing)- How do you spell "unmitigated?
 Dix-whom are you calling an ass? From the Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11

day morning at 10 o'clock. The sale will be conducted at the Sample and More market
Arizona republican., 1920-12-11

rrver was made today to the house interstate and foreign commerce com mission by a dozen delegates to the
 national rivers and harbors congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

iasI season but who Is now IF Cod
1azd seminar
Caoa4n Pratt Of Name ana Thorn
as the nag I. af IL freshman sprint
er are ITO Of the ganes1 lighters In
tne rush for ma zaee. Neither an
pears a be fast starter. but rnsy
finish like liens
monte Moore. the former Deer1ng
H2ga coach. who Is aow coach of
-ootaa44 and baseball a. the Hunting
tHn school Boston. Mass, IS naring
considerable success with MS CHARGES.
me Huntington school nine Is one Of
he fastest N that section and has
1t.sn taxing al opponents into camp
The BuhH- wins and Luce, discus
TfaI'owe- of the Bales colIere rack
leE-n viii cumpe1s u the New Eng
laE1a intercollegiate tllls week On
The Tech field i was announced u
day hF Car smith athletic director
Al Bates It vas inlrnared nat the
6lkF1's would be entered n The hug
1nTefcoIleg1a-es although mis- was
nor certain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
PAIMYRA

Some excitement WIS caused IN
this neighburhooG Sunday BY a ane
winch destroyed some fences. For
rlaatslv mere vera rnes enough
presen- 70 prevent INA IRE rom
reaching nearby buildings.
Miss Clara Dicke--nan G Ma1fori.
Mass. recently arrived a. SIDNEY
Weeks where she lnle2Gs - pass the
summer
Frank -eek3as and family also
Gordon Seeksns were in wata.v~lie
for the DAY sunday
Mrs. ooed Mzllet1 Is Ii a. THIS Writ
ing
40. " Homestead mas soid his farm
70 q, r. Merchant
Harold ". Blalsdell If Dexter was
IN -oHsn ever tie weekend
Nj. ana Ms NJ !. Davis visited
Sunday AZ me home OF Porter Suu7es.
flank M4lIer-. wao has employ
nenI n Auburn. vas guest al ne
hume IF MS parents over SUNDAY
~. anu Ms Alvin Brewer IF
Newport VISITED SUNDAY al the hume
Of 2. L Palmer
NJ ana Ms Lewis Tea-zle and
son. Of Wa1erville. We guests sun
dav a. the home If \. : Emerson
The many friends Of Gavin Cray
We're sorry - learn Of his Gea-a.
winch occurred Thu.-sdav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Has Easy
with Norwich

s-rsv p. de- May NORWICH
-.vs~s..,, 71ade poor start this
...s--,,- ~1e- - baseball team be-
-r OH, Of ne stare, being de-
.es En- ov Bowaoln. - 10 >. Norwich
=s,~a- game strong Maher
-ua.ar Fan 1ur 4 nurne run and
vs-.f ana Mathews driving ouT sin
ss 10 7rs- FITS were also
,.,..ea he thira and fifth Inn
sz E.. delivery bothered Bow
Nh p, our innings and then the
-ass a-n ne nth. Why gave
NJ S-r-.a ne 7rsf man ID. j base
aa-.s Tie 7ext five aatters hit
rr.es ~ Tt.v Vas replaced by
.,.uael Before ne inning was
aver ever nan on the B0wdoir
eg- 1sa scuI'eu once anu Smith
.rcreu -v~1s- Al 5ut Finn. Need
erR7 m COOK came 10 ha- twice
"a. nzda 10 mis- and al The 9TH
-rs olt Neealeyngm ana Smith made
safs -. Sr..1 hunted for a sac
fee ne second ,-Ine 4p hut reached
rs, nr 1t-de3 choice. Needle
-ar ASH vas safe II irSr on a
1faer mace. Mitchell laslsd Less
--1 No innings 4nq was replaced
O.. Ao,~a-. Ha0 Vas also hit freely
-v.ana vas forced 70 -atlre IN the
XII ae.-- ~ Aad received a badly
nj, aHEe. 4 aIIe catching Mitchell $
sv---- The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
DIED

wHT-E-rn Bangor, May Il Ars-
Lucy =. ageS % years.
KNBWLES-Ia Comma May =. e
5erT Z.
GRAy-Ln Palmyra. NAY - Calvin 8.
a-ea ~ wears
HASH EI-I---zn " ---cesser Mass. Ma
u. Edgar T formerly Of Bangor
KNOW LTGN-fn PassadlTnke2g, Nav
&. William T. aged ~ vea-S
Vz~TDEy-l1 South EoGE1cn. Ma 8
Phehe Snlt1er. wife Il Charles E. aged
~ ves-s
PAGE-Tn EAsf vassalburo May L..
sumner aged = Years.
MEE81LL-ll EaEShfieAd. Mass, Ma
: John Warren. formerly Of Lowell.
Ne. s-ed = ears
CAAERDN--}n AnduveE Y. q Ma &
Ms ThomAs AGED ~ gehTs-
TEAtsI En- \ enuusheaE, MAJ H.
Mrs " lliAIn sherman. formerly 81 Fsr,
Fairfield. aged = years,
N1-CoE-f- Bangor Ma p Coles.
formerly Gf Mars All. AGED = yeass
MrCl-T ShET-El e4Qu4flu. Ma :,
john -. agesi u wears
Ora E--i1 RnGk5au1. Ma Is. Ncra
M. wife 01 Arthur 0s y Lrlal haven. zzs.s
- wears.
CooPEE-In Vinalnav en. May - A.
den g Cooper. aged - vesrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
CONY HIGH NOTES

The Cony track team had a good
workout on Bangor street Monday
afternoon under the direction OF
Coach Clinton Thompson. Part Of
me time was used m the pracJlcIng
of sial-s ConE IS doing well N
track this season. winning The He
hr,or meet last Saturday and Iney are
going strong Il has not been definite
IL decided as 70 whether or not q
team VIII pc sent 10 orono next sat
u,'fiay. but probably a small squad
Will 20 70 The up-r1ver town 70 par
tic!naze in the Maine Interscnoiasr.c
rack meet
The baseball team held snappT
practice on the athletic field Monday
afternoon Ii preparation for the
same " ednesday afternoon n Ha4-
lowell with HaIluwell high CenY
trimmed me down-Tiver BOYS hanClly
a week ago and II would not be sur
prissnr f they turned the trick again
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
YHNSLOW

Robert Stohis- Alex Sal-nund. Ar
t-1ur W-nslow and little son E.obey--
of this TOWN. Dr. N ( Goodrich Of
Waterville ana A par-v r,o,n Rnxfou
ieir Monday b. automobile for the
Stoble- amp a. Lilly Bar. Moosehead
LzFe- On a Tvn weeks fishing rria.
Or-nenn ana Winfield Smell pass
FL The weekend with their grand
parents. Nr. and Mrs. Willis Ire
Land. q Fairfield.
M md Mrs. AIber~ vuzei+ ana
daughter Mamie OF wa1e7v.ue ware
g1ests Sunday CT Nj and Mrs.
Rt-llev DAYS If the Cusfman Rad
Ms. >coT- LTuruInou6 ltfr sun
day afternoon for Clinton. The con-
1irlon Of 5er brother 1n-iax @
Rolse, who Is III. was worse.
Pes'ro Constant Is recovering from
Al illness If pneumonia.
The Sewing Circle WI hold al all
daT session "Wednesday al ne con
gr'agAIlonal cHur-A pa-iors- /. Is the
last -lr,ae Of the season. : good at
tendance IS desired The dinner
comm Tea comprises Mrs. Harry 4
BT1t-on ana Mss Clara FIVE
Mss Helen White. teacher al the
Sf1 --ade Grammar schuoi. PASSED
me Weekend a. her home in SHOW
he gan
Mrs. Air~lnda Kicker mas returned
- Clinton. after a v1sst with Ter
GauEalzr- Mrs Walter REYNOLDS
Ms William Souie and daugAta.-
Ellen IF waterv1lle Wee guests
SUNDAY # Ms Sonle'z Uncle. Il. :
HIVES # the C1shman road.
hrs Arthur Reynolds is confined
. her home by illness
5irs. Harry Christie has returned
from Fairfield. WHERE she passed a
few days with her sister Mrs Ea-r-,,-
Burgess
Tho Sens s-5rook Literary club viii
hold Is meerlng TINS Tuesday after
noon 81 me home Of Mrs. George Y
Patterson.
Mss Eva Simpson has returned
rom Me1huen. Mass. where she
passed 4 week v:lh MS Roland Z
Eltlnlns.
Warren York Of Bangor. 4 former
TInsiow resident vas week and
guest q Nj ana Mrs Sc0w Drum
nond
John. son af Edwin Patterson. is
confined u ms home av illness
Mrs. Be--se Over has returned fran
Brunswick where she passed a weak
with he- sister Mr.. Over VIM pAssed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

In A snappv game Of baseball
Mondav afternoon on he Williams
grounds Williams Grammar school
won their first scheduled game OF the
season DIV defeating Lincoln by 4
score Of L r. ~. Features Of the
game were rwo-sark drives br Pet
ers, . Haskell and Overlook and a
triTIe 1v Overlook. who was thrown
OUT a. The nia1e when he tried -
st,1+cn IL INTO a circuit crash.
The batteries were for wflliaEns-
=. Haskell and .. Haskell; lincoln
:. Peters and BfIsh. Tnpire Wilson
HAYDEN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Marion Wiley living pictures. Fsrs-
Light Faces" gAcitatsen. when I Get
Married" Margaret Adams; song
'LullHbv Land" Alice and Dorothy
Wakeiv, recitation LG1avs1-e- /"
Wilmer BrzekeT4s piano solo. Alice
Wakely- tahieaa- "A Spanish Maid
en- from a painting vocal spio. The
Little Old Log Cabin N the Lane, /"
Miss Ruth ]. Campbell: reading. n
chapter Tram The Little Minister. "
Dy Barrie. Evelyn Esfey; vocA. solo,
Rev Ar Webber; piano solo. Mrs.
Mary Conalt; 'Toourills czmpmeef-
lng,7 The entertainment received
wall Ter.tsd applause and much mer-
r1nnenr prevailed during the camp
meeting" Refreshments consisting
Of coffee sandwiches acGgaauts and
assorted cakes were served and
games were enjoyed by ne Young
people
The officers Of the East Clinton
Cemetery Association VIII meet On
Monday afternoon al O'Clock at the
Wurnans Relief Corps hail. All Of
1csrs ara requested 10 be present as
there Is important business u cume
before me meeting
The Wesleyan Literary Club VIII
meet AZ the home Of Mrs. G E Snow
on Friday afternoon. Nav .
Ars Alice Marcia was a. recent
visitor IN Augusta and Gardiner.
Roger Adams Stinchdeld of Gin
ton Hlgh school was one Of the con-
tesianIs II me -rfo-d interschcias-
c-c prize speaking contest Of Colby
College which was held on May 1.
Mrs Z e. Merrill Of Newport IS
the guest Of her father. Z B. Thump-
SaY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

he week end there. accompanied her
hume
Ness Leila Haskell a graduate of me
WInsiow Htgt1 school VINO s employed
n Augusta las purchased 4 new car
The Atalefaax Of this town Won ram
he Giants IF fhe RAINS SA.araay nara-
Ing IN The Lockwood acid 5r a score uf
Is 70 J.
A- and Mrs. L 9. yewcumb AND snn
Barrett and Mzss Luls St-la-- hare re-
turned fT1m Portland where they were
me guests Of 1rlEnus
M ana Ms. Joseph lsaedrue Of Lang
Lake. CANADA and Mrs Joseph Dennis
ar sand 5ill were guests sunday q
NJ. and Mrs. Joseph Martin AZ The
BassaE4 rad.
Funeral services for The late Mrs
DefFina L2Fontatne Of his r1wn were
held Monday morning Il 81 Bridget 8
church Al North vassalboro. The parish
9T-esi- Kew. M-. sullivan. arEelA.eu- The
bearers were Joseph Moy-4serte. Paul
I4ssnieux, archie Eark ana william
SollciA- The inTsr-nenr was n ire Cath
oiic cemetery At wa1erTIIie
Charles 4 Young nj fairfield mas
been IN towa recsn1iy. called by ne
death Of ms sister Mrs. Alex L-aFon-
tame.
Mrs. Edward Rrsr,an and daughter
Betty were guests Sunday 81 Fairfield
OF A-s. Braf1on parents Mr. and Mrs.
lze0rSe Shorev.
D 2. Mason was gaesz Sundas- Of
relatives a. Augusta
harold Clifford. who Is employed N
town passed me week and II his home
in Benton.
Mss A-ena Young, a teacher al Oak
and = Recently a guest Of her s3star.
Mrs Mar Dunbar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Pirates Best Giants
in Is Inning Battle

= Pittsburgh Pa. May T--Pitts-
burgh defeated New York 10 IN
fifteenth innings today. Cooper ana
Toney ware both nit har1 ana gave
way u Carlson and Douglas. they
in turn retiring IN favor Of Ponder
and Barnes. With he score led N
The fifteenth lnnlg New oYrk scored
twice On a nj and wild threw by
Grimm and Ponder IN the last hail
Of the fifteenth inning Pittsburgh
scored three runs On Bigbea's triple.
a pass 70 Carey, a single 70 Whitfield
and Cation and a lang nh by Grimm
that was good for three bases. but
counted as a single only. as the win
ming run was driven IN from third
base. Score
New 7 o~h
0a3o3 100000 2-s-l2-s
Pittsburgh
oea0 40 . . 0 g 60 q S-7-Is-2
Tonev. Douglas, Barnes ana shy
der
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
LYNCH-MOORE SCRAP
PUT OVER ONE WEEK

Jersey City. y. j.. MAY 1.-THE
boxing contest between joe Lynch Of
Mem York and Pa Moore Of Mem
phis, which was 10 have begin held
here tonight has been PAST poned enc
week. The pugslists agreed 20 this
arrangement atzer T-ynch failed 10
make the stipulated weight Of lis
pounds a. o'clock this afternoon.
Moore whu weighed 116 - pounds.
DECLINED % take his opponent $500
forfeit. i was announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
LIBERTY

Preston Bo-nta1 has soiG MS home
n Frank Cunningham. vdo viii axe
possession a. ance-
A3 SIS A--ae Johnson. Who has been
working ln ~ebOomooK. reruyneu
home last week
AIrert Barnes and Donald Narh-
leson were visitors in BofaFt one
1av last Week.
Mrs. Charles Eurd ana sons Ell
gene and Billy, Of Chicago arrived
Saturday 10 pass me simmer at ne
\ lilsson homo.
The remains Of Henry Lselnan.
formerly resident Of Liberty and q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
SPORT NOTES

Eucknam Of Calbv and wiFr;n II
Bates. both baseball captains and
foUI bali stars showed their aIhlersr
versatility az the big meet IN Car
relon field Saturday The colby
man topped the tisin Of discus esull-
erx. and Wiggin finished IRIS, IN the
contrary dash and third in the 30
vaTu sprint
perhaps The two cleTerest men sf1
the football gr1dirun Tor Maine
schools last fail are 70 enter holy
Cross next year. Matthew'S Of CO.
burn Classical Institute and swenton
who Was with The Kenis E.lI eleven
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
RED Sx WINNERS
IN SECOND CLASH
WITH WHITE SOx, Fl

Boston, May L.-BuEion cpuI The ser
and game If the ssrles from Chicago
: 70 : today The winning run came N
The last Of the eighth as a result of
Seha-ks wild throw 70 cs4ch Msnusav
going 70 1rsi on a stunt Msnnskv reach
al third and scored an Eendrvxs single
10 EFF center The wisitors scored n
the eighth On McMuIlin's double and
schalk single. In the ninth Jackson
Tr7ed % score from first On FA1sch. don
bic % rAe lsf1 field fence but vas ..a1s.h1
AZ the plate McSaIiy aelded brilliantly
In lie first ne singled, 1ook bird on
ID ernskv's single and scored al he head
Of double steal The score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Morse High School
Seeks More Games

Sporting Editor, kGnneber journal
Deae Sir: 7 still have d few open oates
on ny schedule. Would ike - arrange
games with other hisa schoel teams II
me State. May use ne columns Of
f7aur paper - request managers Of such
teams who have open da1es on MAJ -.
MAJ q or June ; u w-i1e n Manager
Of Basenall. Morse H.gh school BAH
Name
Sincerely.
JOIN CLEMENTS.
Ig-- IF Easehal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Long Hits Feature
Tiger Win Over Macks

P1IIladelpnia- Pa May 1--Five
home runs tour triples and three
doubles enlivened Detroit % vic
tory over PhIladeiphia 1oGay- Flag
stead returned 70 me visitor lineup
and knockea out TWO nome runs.
Kinney and RpnInei gave Detroit
70 . lead-but Jhe Locals neAs3y fled
the score IA The ninth YounEs
fielding saved Dausk Score:
Detroit .----..4 > 9 O a o a-s- p
Philadelphia o Q o zoe S-7-1f-e
Dsuss and STANCE; Kinney. Rom
mel. Bighee. Moore ana Nyatt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
NIFTY

Mothers day was Appropriately
observed + the Al & charrh sun
aaE. My = Special music vas
furnished by i mae quartet.
AIRS FFora Cagatau. wao has been
the guest IF Mrs. susan Harmon COR
the past -vu weeks. mas gone 70
NoTThpoT- WHERE sna VII pass the
summeT
FaneTa4 services We're held for
Ms william Kelley SUNDAY aeter-
moon Eev William Ber--1nan oEctat
inG. "a L FAIRBANKS II PiI1siieIa
had enaE-e Of he aE-aaceEuerfs-
NJ ana Ms Alfred Bradford and
daughter Barbara at Somersville.
Mass, ara guests u relatives "a
T9wu.
Ms, z. T., Rand Of Salem. Mass.
mas arT~a-ed = 11er camp for the
summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Civil War veteran. who died * ms
home q Brooks. wecs- brought here
Saturday for bur5a4 II r1ie cemetery
al SherrnaaTs Corner Six members
Of the Z. H Brads1res1 Post were
nrasen tala Ias e. L r. hurlaI ser
vice was used
=. N. Eard was business visitor
in Belfast Wednesday.