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New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Pan-Americans
Plead for Loans
BY u. S. Bankers
Several Conference Groups
Seek Funds for Railroad,
Sanitary and Other Trans
portation improvements

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Delegatc S
to the Pan-American financial con-
gress completed to-day their inten-
sive study Of particular national prob
lens as carried on in group sessions
with American business men acting
as advisers, and tonight they were
the guests of Secretary of State and
Mrs. Lansing al az official rcccnt,o a.
the Pan-American Union. The ra-
tional groups will report to morrow
to the congress rs a whole at two
general sessions.
The national group conferences in
several cases adopted resolutions d.
rectly OF indirectly recommending to
American bankers the granting Of
loans to South American republics
DR. Luis Borja, Financial Minister of
Ecuador, reported to and obtained
adoption by his national group Of a
plan for the refundinc of tho entire
internal and external debt of the
country, involving $5O.000,0 600, and foy
the supplying of a surplus to be used
in railroad construction.
NlcaraguAn delegates asked for u
lean Of S5.ooo.coo 20 complete rail
road lines now under construction
addition to loan asked Yesterday fo,
financing De attempted BY United
States bankers, for sanitary and
transportation improvements within
the country.
The Cuban delegation reported un-
paralleled prosperity within the island
favorable trade balance Of S2OO,000,-
600 in 1919 and a national budget of
expenses less than the tota! raised by
taxation. The only fear expressed by
tho Cuhans was the possibility Of Il
fall in the present prices Of sugar. and
TO avert that the general Congress- will
be asked to oppose any special grant
ing OF sugar hounties il Pan Amer
can countries. Removal q restrictions
on tourist travel also was asked by the
Cubans.
Several CONNIE rcial recommendation
we're decided upon hy the brazilian
group, including the elimination OF
custom taxes on commercial travellers
samples. extension Of parcel post and
the esta nlishment OF improved com
munications by wireless and cable.
The Brazilians also suggested the
establishment of an international train
ing ground for the development of ar
aviation service between the Americas
especially utilized for parcel post pur-
poses. The delegates voted to request
the governments Of the United States
and Brazil to appoint a joint commits
sion to study communication possible
ties. More and larger ships were asicl
for by the Brazilians for the trade be
tween the two continents.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Sensenoff SeiSes
P01Uey' in Siberia
PrOcltuin,S Rulership in
Absence Of Kolchak,
Reported It Prisoner

l1ARB1N. Manchuria, Jan. Cen
eral Semcncn, commander in chief Of
the All Russian armies, has issued a
proclama ton declaring that he has as.
surcd the supreme rulershin OF ST
IBERIA. According to General Semenofr's IS
representatives here, his assumption Of
supreme power is only temporary and
is due to the fact that the whereabouts
of Admiral Kolchak is unknown.
The proclamation is addressed to all
hetmen Of the Cossacks and the garri-
son commanders Of General Horvath.
head Of the All-Russian forces in east
ern Siberia.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Baltic States Plan Defense
against S0rief Ru.s;o

HELs1NGFoRs, Jan. 81 (By The AS
soclated Press The net result Of the
conference of representatives Of Es.
thon'a, Letvia, Lithuania and Poland
which has been in progress here for a
week and which closed tonight. is the
appointment Of commission to work
out plan for defensiye a,,;ano.
against Soviet Russia The question
OF peace with the Bolsheviki is said
not even to have been discussed NJ
,r;,, " he,ner a IT VIII be considered later
WV. aepenu upon ne lead Of the Allies
fersnne S ~"o'i u,;.s Inc participants Of the con-
lAthuania, look Tor guidance r,N''''o" OF
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
London Silent about
Erppditinn4gxii

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Officials to-day
declined to comment on the newspaper
reports from Paris that the Supreme
Council would send 100000 troops 70
the Caucasus. to oppose the Bolshe-
Wiki. 1t was said that no official word
relative to the matter had been re-
ceived from the peace conference.
The general attitude of the news
papers seems to be to refrain editori-
ally from commenting on the reno-t
until further information has been
received. h
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
German Diplomats Occupy

F0rrier Embassy IN Paris
PARIS. Jan. q The advance guard
of The German diplomatic mission to
Paris arrived this morning 1t com
prised secretaries and attaches, who
took up their residence in the former
German Embassy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Consistory Early in March

+ E,oME, Jan. 2l.-Pope Benedict will
h1 m1'u Conslstory early in March at At
tho tho wort S",re es e,me .. the Pope will expound
var va "onh onh,;ohn ot the holy See during the
Vaticans war relations. y" '"e
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Chamber Of Commerce
Urges Reservations
Calls on WiLson and Senate TO
Rofity the Treaty at Once
and Stabilize Nations Trade
NeU York Tribune
Washington Bureau

WAsHlNGToN. Jan. 21.-1mmedatc
ratification Of the peace treaty, with
such reservations as will fully safe
guard every fundamental principle Of
the government Of the United States. -
was urged on President Wilson and the
Senate to-dav by the board of D.
reotoTs of the United States Chamber
OF Commerce.
At tho same time the chambers
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
riicks of
Triicolette

They do inspire ad-
miration, those folds,
and then when the
coat is embroidered in
silk there is a charm
irresistible, and all
m a y be h a d for
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Secrets

murmured, gestures
excited, plans per-
fected in the rninutest
detail! The dignity
of portrait painted
Gainsborough ances-
tors was involved in
the same excitement,
even Eve may have
developed a primitive
taste in foliage. Not
SO unlike foliage are
these greens of in
Vulnerable shades.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
On the Subject
of Misses Suits

a matter not entirely
of tailored tones, but
rather to be discussed
in a light tea-topic
conversational way.
Now, can you imagine
a metallic tricolette
with clinging yet soft
: lines Of persuading
i grace and eva din e
/. iancles. Just such a
suit would seem to
spirit one to South
Land summer walks.
And the price $1,000.
Picture
a silk duvetyn and taf-
feta suit. The black
tafteta kirt box
! pleated and stitched
in blue, the coat a blue
that spun itself into
\ being with the fairy
4 softness of duvetyn, is
! priced $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
COLONEL PARkHC RST
DISCUSSES CANDIDACY
WITH AUGUSTA FRIENDS

Coiu-ea pa-khu-Sz paid his 1rsi visit
70 AUGUSTA vesis-1ar II ne interests II
hls czadidacr tor me -1bE-1atcr-a.
nomination 4. the primaries next Su1s-
u TIE evening ne NE. his Augusta
trends and seTe-zl t--or outlying owns
\. re Hotel North pR-aorA The 1ca,r
Vas SLED and others mad seats outside
me door TIE introductory remarks
re-~ ~ Hon Charles : EiChorr-. n
xalch re ;nox occasion 70 szv that
Coiunel Parshurs1 ae-drS 10 lntro6uc-
ts.lr 20 Augusta people Is - NH cut
sl5e if1is cst--and ne knew -Ais p MS
swa personal k1uvledEe-hEd ever dune
az 1auca for me e,fy as md Colonel
PzrAhurst a-ad 10 nKn n ne Repubil-
cza px--v aad ever seen a ass1s- two
listed ngais-' than aEd ne
Celcnea Far9aarEt brought with him
data AMI papers respecting his sGppor-
walcA he invited lis f-ezds - look
over Ee sAld be aAsed MS candidacy 7a
the 4ssump1.r. thAt he Parry -atae-
taaa tsae rnAr was me thing % - -.n-
ssae-ea his year Eh-r the corntr-
waaia rex - Name n Sep.s-r bar sor
me ve-ritr- he sad be assumed those
present were his friends and he -suid
1zy his rx-ds IN he tahle ana Re prN-
cssdea 70 give figures and names beAr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
CONY INTER
TRACK
MEET TO-DAY

The Canr EaEh tnIe-~iass track zneeF
E5l hs held beginning az a-clpck -@l.s
afternoon ~ Bangor st-ees ara The AIN
! eric aeld- TIE nrn u The saIaad hava
s-~n prartse-nE faithfully egr ne pzSt
tsw we4lzE anu Iris rslF give Ceaca
thompson SIS wall as the followers al
rack an opportunity . s4e what tie
'orzI high ssh0el has n :t7-s Inc fur
tEe sessan
N he tine t-a.s ast5 lASi &eraa~
several Of ne -nea RAJ extremely vel
and ii IS thought iaat before tas season
IL over some n lhn -ecpr@s wi be
1-7ke1. The fCilVutLs officials viii ava
charge Of taa meet p-1acipAi Fred :
y ASH F-znl: -qn1un. Pf1~sseal Direcfsr
S21barn Of the timers. Judges and
-1asssars--s: Coach Thompson. clerk Of
ne sc3ErsH; sSsra- E&5eoGt. an1uuactr.
Els
The t-aak events VIII hs TAI II Ban
-or street while ne 5eAd z~Eats I'll
AXE place on me Re1el Williams aesa.
The meet Will bs I'm of z 1l1e for.
owing order 1pa-rzri aash. nile run.
hlEa -uTap ana shot pat. n 9riHr 81
--1uit2n esuslr. 4sq-ra-d dash Ssa-rard
aash. pnls Tauit-
-he-e VII be 10 limit % me number
az entries f->1n Z class and any I'M
Der q men NAY compete 4 an~event-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
SMITH TRIMS
HARRINGTON IN
L INNINGS

n dose game Of baseball Thursday
afternoon On If7e Harrington grounds
Smith Grammar trimmed Harrington by-
. scare 81 = y : Z ro0k . innings -
decide WHO wzuld De vir,or n me con-
.esz. bala rams pinv.1g 4 good brand
q. sail Features Of tAe game xs-'e
CIRCUS aasst1Hs by Gardner and me nit
-szr II pesler.e-. 5ota Of smith. re
.Ineups Of me teams we're az follows;
Professionalism c. Pear ,. Merrill b.
Randall - Eu--s 50 2ulInbv 81. Glenn
All I Grant =. Braasf--~e; -. Smith
Ellis G. SsInAcd , Staples n. Pe1let2sr
- Bradford So Reid 81. Harris e.
Gardner 4 Young =. Umpire. Halo.
vel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
Salvation Army Home
Service Campaign, May 10

A sSecs64 Is-nmItsee meeting u tsnss
Interested n tAs Starvation Airy Home
es.Tacs CAMPAIGN vii 5e sssa .origs.
az ne q. = a AZ - The sowe-Sc-
nss promised 70 send \ message 70 -
-eAd = : 2u-liC -ac~f.2g aesd n. Ihs z
AOnoaE' sssning Nay a This mass-
-1s w-A se ne 44nEaing II the saliva
mn ship The SeS- L Z Ccrrxek
state librarian. s5li give ne 1ysncspal
address Ever casrE ia n - efr
wi! De ASKED 70 Attend and sAks nax..
Senator G p. G4anet1- with ms 1ys,xl
os-evoie1ce- has gwen ais approval Snd
Fienge5 his support Mayer Harssag>
Martin has expressed his ArrrE1sS.on
and promised MS corporation. ne Tnl
: Sik-5fa. The Amy -eeas . new suiia-
lng- -hgs aR~e -,ads good n ths va
They have made Sood \, nerne
Speriat efforts vii Ne made svesv fxy
and night f-arn May 70 % d Judge
Harold Z Cook las agreed - speak ~
= SPECIAL 5psn air de-1uns.-arsca ~ the
PosiufnCe Square on Saturday evening.
Nay u Further z-z1geneu and
5ths- prarrIne-1, speakers vi! Dc az
aorErei -sts-.
THOMAS A. GAGKE
Co-n17dA1E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
FARM BUREAU NOTES

On ne walls ef the c3uarv ofHna
of me Aennebec Farm Bureau IN
ms CITY hangs 4 ve--v interesting
mar showing Gs1e prog-ess II ne
work q Jhe bureau n two branches.
max = connection with me Maine
sheep and wonl Growers asxeria-
isun z1d -1ac being done n COOPER
s--Un with re Agricultural E-x.zr-
SION Service n -se University Of
Maine White buttons have bran
placed az the paints on The nan
where sheep meetings have beer
acid WITH he exception Of asadfies6
where meeting IS SOON 10 be held
Tie bureaus which have aIreadr had
meetings n connection with this rz--
II me NoE3z ara Randolph. South
china W4+s-v-lle and Belgrade Tire
Farm Bureau makes ar-z1gene-tz
for sor1e members q. t.5e association
% visit me Local bureau. SHEEP ic-
as VII be formed The methods
II marketing the WOOL VII De *
planned.
Scak hen n the ere r the ere
s yellow and the aeaA and the lcrz
ara me same celar- thrn that her
4 Stacker, doesn't lay and should -.
taken out Of the ficcg. This is ".
fundamental advice WATCH viii D-
given n connection With the po,lts-w
calling campaign which viii be held
IN henne1sec cnurTy n August This
campaign VII be conducted by IRE
Eennebee Farm Bureau and -he
Agricultural Extension ser--oe from
Cruno ana viii be for tse purpose Of
liking csit t1s -ur-lars-s from the
iscks If those wAo are entering ts1s
campaign. A hen with yeiiaw
around her ere IL : Stacker Sat Il
around her eye IS white OF red tasr
she = doing Ter 3u-v and doubtless
VIII not &C for Sunday dinner or fer
market The Farm Bare4as Of this
county which have already sig-l-
led their intentions % Joining the
campaign zrs those from ChslsHs-
Far-nsng1aie- Monmouth. Winthrop.
wav-1e. Ta-eers Mount Teznen.
Church Ell u Tas<Albcr1. aal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

= I'D -75--- -a-tay'=- --11ces
-a1-.-s --5 --~7s1- G-ad.r=s- kert
he aa-. 4-r t~m :aeir opponents
ana - -7a imp az ia s-sE--
E-=-e E1-nEon a. s-aa CENTER has
z'.aTea .tl--a Years on me ouI1lt ana
La1 a. -.-s.a passing . he c1r7v ards
4.,d covering me 5oor were alg :1c-
-1rs p. avar~ game
TT e1a-1g. Emily -azs ana Marie
m proved Z ire defensive par
ami za-r opponents tom ping ID
e-arsS- tbs vas Mss -2as' second
S+ason gE TIE .za-a a-l SIC has
proved splendid guard ard very
5-~v 19u-s -4s-a 5ee- called ~ 1e-
TT over guarding and Ter defensive
work vas q -.7e 1es7- Marie IAN
1as 4 Sc played NO years IN he
--r1.E-s ana HaS beg1 invaluable be
cause ae- ABILITY n keep-nE 1er
ttcr,-y--7 well covered
MISS Madeline Murphy, ire nan
4gs- deserves c-=5i, fur a--azEEog
FL FOOD zcna5u3e
To -GCr --aGit al TT hs gwen
% Mss -.r7-s Haskell he coach-
cor I US through her efforts thar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

--g IN he situation re pnse f1r zR-
warts II a. hour. eanH.:ng s1y -=nnrx-
20 3iscEkgsa1 " The ss.uzf.on ra<.s-
thEn persons and als -~nzrka listened
- win csuse assect-on. Aroused Harh
enthusiasm
E1n. Jarvis 9 woots mayer af Rac-
so-. and Eoa- Carries ~. Em<A eoT-ner
mayor of Brewer and przadsat Of ths
Pa-kau-Si Sor Governor -ag1e. Epnks
Of thB Pa-khar<. sentiment in Bangor
and northern Maine and rr. 4 @ Crux-
ford Of Se~po-.- ne AMY candidate eer
the Legislature n his clasa poks 81
conditions n ass section
Anrrg those prese,t were rep-asenta-
tires 81 business ana professional nzrn.
~ labnr ard re Grange several a
whom addressed re meeting. assuring
Calonc Psrxh-rSi Of favorable ara m
r-sasing sentiment n 5sas-f 81 hrs cxn-
liGaC-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

The Co1v Aga r-.- 7azke.2 s4.-
team has completed another slrosss-
ri season. winning e5r1r -u- Of =
games played. Tam WORK v-s mar
fest IN every oanles5 ard credit
should also 81 u every member cf
ne squad 1or v5;.1ou. At Efficient
SECOND team -o es-s-r 2u.=t IN
n saccessf4.- a4so -ae s1as = rs;
year NAY - me stars # AS Season
The outfit o-as made ~ Fl M-ss
A..ce Sterling Captains -t MISS
Marjorie. S'=r5l-E = Mss -c-71tlv
,s5GG.-eS a1d Mss F-1s9ces Collins
jumping -a-;e-5. Mss 1-ere Ea--yn-
tor. Sc Mss E-1.i~ Teas e N&
Mare Gram. =
Capt AI.ce : e~@lE mas ee--
star performer 7lG~.-E : -s-nI--ka bic
-ars and shooting baskets IN al
angles and showing telling ability -
leader
Marjorie Sterling &, left forward
ezCeIleG = ms position Ter pass *
beng sxceIls--- c------,,l l,---.--E much 70
re rean w7rk q hi lE->e-ac.on-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

winthrop 2 " Blackwell, Of Wins
low 5 he county poultry prosec.
chairman The local cnalr-nel viii
arrange for the meetings Mr.. VIII
bur, ne county extension agent.
viii nesI tae poultry owners aad
explain - hem the signs Of tie
1on.saye-s and such They vii be
instructed how 20 c1u Their oxr
Cocks
rsau rs another branch II the work
Is cooperating win t1s Agriculture
Extension se-v.re an ne Maine
Sweet Cora Csrowers ASSOCIATION IN
assisting the farmers N me countv
n keeping accounts Of Ire cost Of
growing tkel-. sweet coT1 n the cozn-
ing ves-- The account p-1Sec. Iesd-
- 5 appointed n each tow, and The
county project .eader. " J Arnold
Of South China also mas ne matter
IN charge These project leaders Sc
cure the men who VII keeu sweet
corn cast accounts The Farm Eli.
-gsaQ 14Eca furnishes the nen with
account books and VIII gre them
any assistance they reed through the
sum-ns- Meetings xii be held n
he fail il ear, >our.- - c3uss tae.r
accounts and sznu.e--se them. Al
ready here have oesa placed 80
account BOOKS which IS mora than
n the entire State las- wear Read
tielG lesis ne isl wiz - mn 81
-aadY signed ID for the swest corr
account bonksc Oakland has IS,
Benton L: Mount Vernon - South
China 2 Last vea- The entire Sta-z
aad a. n this project % IF which
vera r-cn Ksnrebec COUNTY. being
more than twice as Many as any
7Iaer county
II was found thar me -os1 for The
-azsiag II sweet co-n by the acre
came . an average Of sialss- These
figures We're used by the Sweet Corn
Growers association % tx ne 1r;ce
% Dc paid wael TIE members met
VITA ire psckaA this wear
TIE Four Leaf Cover cub Of
-i,chdeld held 4 meeting Saturday
which vas is first annual session
This Is re newly formed eovs' and
Er,s' Clnh. TIE officers were elect
Al as follows. President Kenneth
Cam wee president Wallace True;
recording secretary. Marjorie Fs---:
corresponding secretary. Maryare;
Campbell. treasurer Doris Cram
The local leader s Ms z .. Cram
The assistant leaGe-s are Mrs A. :
Ashford ard Mrs F-e5 -abhv. The
Li;chEeld Social Union has offered a
0r-Ee Of Sve dollars n club work
The club already has National
cIcb standard char Pans ara be-
!nE made % seCr-a me sasg n
achievement which IS AWARDED 70 the
clubs doing excellent work
n connection vita The Better Bun
CAMPAIGN the Abbot Farms Co has
offered % place bulls from their new
he-1 OF Gue-1seys-
On Saturday IF his week Miss
Helen lyman county demonstrates
XIII De Al Chelsea where she vii
cnrcuC. = class = pattern work =
connection With the clothing protec.
which rsle xorer's division IF ne
Chelsea Farm Bureau e taking 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

EaeklKna. Ne. May s-TAe tsres
bouts scheduled tgr me sazr-12g EXHIBIT
Ion a. The aocksAnd Athletic Club !Ast
night lasted Just are minutes. STANDARD
ls-rae- The prompt actton Of rhe pro
uncie-s n putting N fuur-ruu add
1iunaI ssut saved the oocasssn freun be-
ns q dsclded haseo.
The preliminary bcZt- II which Sailor
Graz II he Las CaaEf Fisfe-7es 90
vas . hsvs ceure--s=i Al Cnsnuv7 INTO
zza nee. asa zo- naIe-1a-!ze- W.1siAfs'
Sailor Cray got 3jura If his coursa- -
re Unknown xas 100 modest n have
ais identity MADE known. was EFT -
auunotsa. and ;he fans ara still n Z
9u-anus as to tie -ezI caIiSre q SIR
coEfisa champion
Young Maze ef Waee--tlls and T@1rg
Vance of A3E1stz 5pa-ed ne shJw
More strictly speaking. Tauaz Vance
epene9 = Eur i4s rads-d .n;e his 7rps7s-
e-nt Ike i thousand af -Tack and wzs
having \ ere t.g1se anti Young MAJ
ag .ae cuu-t u q and tee r@1g TEs
cleared for tass =ex: 5gut
Se-z, No lasted Est = ssscoE4s znd
was soz NJ Young G-Eas-2s-2 q CIV
ssiun. The name Of -ae v-risgn as aot
learned Resfs-eA Aagasr~. announced Il
-nch at-kr the manner tEAt !. .rese-r2;l
CATS --tl-1zd S.z+suns. -5sctf e Greek
u. the average oa,nprehszasfoss-
The main asnf. ae.ssta Young SsIauc
4 Augusta and Tsaag dyson Of --sw@s-
tpr was 4 aunrnEr write i lss.fsz- which
vas midway Of the ssscand round. The
Augusta sr-Zqpe- appeared y he having
slightly she better Of i. hur II 30 IN
guarded z1usneEt as ran into q powerful
-=:gs,t ami wsn. sown far the col-t
Young Narp vAs 1he-l hrcngaf Azcf;
into eng vzng 70 face Young 2icAlnn az
Bangor -hEv put 1p Il sT1r1f hattie
far fur -sunas and tasre vas tt-2s
cnrtrs aefwesr the-r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
o'DOWD LOSES MIDDLE
WEIGHT CROWN TO WILSON

Boston. May S-5onnny Wilson u
Boston Won the liddlewe2ght box
frg championship u me word when
ne vas awarded a rs4sree dec.s7@n
avar Nike C'Dowd Of St Paul here
tonight The fight went - rounds
CJ'Dnv6 vas ire aSG-essGT through
aur me contest. but Wilson 4 left
handed baker scored repeatedly with
his right. O--owd excelle9 II 4glE-
inc. sut seemed unable 10 cagaoTn
Wilson'S sT1vs o. boxing Eight Il
tie rounds went % Wilson t=o 70
g~DaHd and TWO ware even
The only knock5gwa n the bout
came n The second round when
Wilson czagsl1 Crowd with a
straight right 70 The saw. C'Csowd 60
;ag down far the count IF tour, WI
son. SURPRISED the followers NJ tas
game t7e- scoring 80 many times with
his right. breaking through @ Dowd' S
ssefaRse often.
The uace Was fast and a. tSe emu
nj the nth round 5nisl men we-a IN
s-padv On their feet A capacity
~-~,7yi witnessed he bout The ST
Paul aor was 4 70 "a : IaYoriie be-
lur@ he bout
wE9sqn scored continually with
light ABS % C'Dowd's face
rsrrnr MacIaEGs cT Boston Was
farsr-e-a-
wilson has participates IN man
l.auts against secund rataa boxer. in
a.. rax- war and RAG srrpa-rxs IS,
-7a-v cities principally n New Eng
ga-d. T1nigfIt's hx9st vas his drss
avrrsea-1r7cn against a leading auxsr.
0--env-sl ~ycn me lite from A. Mccoy
sn yes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07
TIE Vacant Lot

Al accumulation u -abblsh on
ne vacant OF 2ext 70 your house Is
not only unpleasant a ne aye but
an acE-1a- r1e-2acs - health. A@s-
ne prore-hia- spring bonfire. 4 resi-
due Of cans and h.-s Of -sass vsra
II. ard VARIOUS other -asnrs vr,ch
ne flames &c 7ut 7arsr-1e forms an
excellent aE-5or fer -a.s and al
--aC,s lies
To 10Y throw Iav7 clippings or
ra5tlsh # arr Kind On the vacant
OF II 7ot only c-aates an u-sagi-
caEr condition z tss-f: but ! En-
coaraGes others . DO likewise
The city cams VII coliecr rour
rubbish 1-5-= II charge during Clean
p Week May "a 20 u Watch for
announcement ronOr-ow regarding
date ana -.re when cams VII cal
Il vou- disf-1c-
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Indians Victors
Over White Sox. go

Chicago Nay S-~1Fveland made =
txo straight fgurn Chicago today
winning 70 n - innings The
VISITORS put the winning I'm across
when Wilkinson weakened n Ire
tenth and .sxGea his only pass 20
. Neiu. CSeall went - Second or
Bagby's sacrifice and look third on
Gra1ey's i-7Eield out soaring On 4
single by Chapman With TIE bases
nil u their half OF me tenth the
}oca.s were unable % ait- Scure:
Cleveland q 1-3-9-a
Chicago Q . = q . . Q Q a-e-s-4
BaEhr anu C'Neau. Wilkinson and
Sc,1a-k
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