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Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Buckfleld.

The Interchurch drive will fall short q
little of the four thousand dollars appor.
toned. Some over three thousand had
been pledged to Friday.
Mrs. Mauds Bates of Boston has been
here for week, returning home Satur.
day.
DR.. A. e. Cole has been seriously Ill at
the Central Maine General Hospital ip
Lewiston, but Is now much better and
will be home soon.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Muuce. Cushman.

Edelle Marie Cushman, eldest daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Cushman
and one Of Hebron's most popular youne
ladies, was married to Clement Holt
Munce OF Calais at the home Of her par.
ents Thursday evening. Rev. A. E.
Kingsley performed the ceremony, using
the double ring service. The bride wai
attended by her sister Elizabeth, while
the groomsman was tho brides brother
Dwight. The couple will make their
home In Calais, where Mr.. Hunoe has q
government position.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
w est Buckfleid.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hszelton of Paris
spent Thursday at Fred Bennets's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper moved into
their new home at Buckfield Tuesday.
Their friends wish them Q prosperous
and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Fogg are having
bad colds. George Fogg cut his knee
quite badly.
Mrs. Thomas Bradbury 10 quite sick.
Charlie Cooper and Mas Mae McKin-
ney spent last Sunday at Ernest Church
ilps.
Thomas Bradbury has had one Of bis
barns torn down.
o. D. Warren and Peter Ray are cut
ting wood on the Whitman farm for
Amos Foster.
There is to be an entertainment at the
Prince school house Msy7.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Norway Lake.

Mrs. Z. G. Muroh of Norway village
spent q part of last week with her broth
or and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Par
fridge.
While at bis work in the shoe shop
Monday, v. L. Partridge caught his
finger In the machine and tore off part
Of the nail and the tip of the finger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dunham, who
have been III with tonsilitis and hu, are
out Of doors again.
Mrs. David Flood, who has had tonsil.
tits, Is able to be up and about the house.
Mr.. Gilrich of Norway village and
Velms Frank Of Norway Center were re-
cent guests at Clarence Dunhsm's.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Northwest Albany.

John Westleigh, Ernest Morrill, ant
Will Mason Of Mason, Mrs. George Rolf
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross West
leigh Of West Bethel Flat, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Bennett, Carroll Abbott ant
Miss Mary Grover Of Bethel were q
Lelsn Mills Sunday.
Herbert Hobbs of Vermont was at z
w. Mills Friday.
George Mills visited In Lowell over th,
week. end.
John Carlton and Lelan Mills went t
Bethel Monday.
Vern Mills has gone to East Brighton
VT, to work.
Irving Becker was here Friday.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

Forewarned is being forearmed. II
one wishes to accomplish anything be
must understand the needs and be pre-
pared to meet them. New emergencies
are continually arising which must be
met In an up-to-date way. Some people
set themselves up as advisors in the
meeting Of new emergencies. just now
because 1t Is an election year, and there
is q possibility of female vote ahead
and the consequent necessity Of convinc
ing feminine mind to some particular
line OF thought, self-constitutsd consult
ing campsigners are trying to convince
candidates of the advissbillty OF laying
In q stock of chewing gum and mini
drops for their female constituency, both
dsintily wrapped and duly inscribed
with the compliments of the candidates
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Here and There.

The State Of Maine, or that part OF II
lying mostly outside Of Oxford County,
is having q deuce of q time over time,
A part OF the towns think they are saw
ing daylight by setting their ciocks
ahead one hour; but the two kinds OF
time make a good deal of bother and
lead to some curious results. For in
stance, the town of Mechanic Falls
adopted the light-saving time, but the
city of Auburn keeps right on with
standard time. Quite 8 number OF peo-
Die residing in the first named place
work in the second named city, covering
the distance between the two by trolley.
Because of the difference in time they
arrive in Auburn fifteen minutes before
they start from Mechanic Falls. To
carry the illustration further, people
who live in Lewiston, which has adopted
the light saving time, and work IN
Auburn ofttimes arrive in the latter city
before they are up.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Oxford.

DR.. W. B. Haskell is having quite OK
tensive repairs done on his house which
was quite badly damaged by fire recently
Charles Francis has bought the Nor.
ris house and lot and has moved In.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Lord were sp
pointed delegates from the NJ. E. Sunday
School to attend the convention at South
Paris May 5th.
Mrs. Anna Edwards is at the Contra
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston.
Rodolf Walker will move into the rem,
vacated by Charles Francis.
An auction sale of goods OF George
Morris was held Saturday.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Bethel.

For number Of weeks Mrs. Stowell
of this place has been III; she was taken
with pleurisy. She gradually grew
worse until Monday morning, April 70,
she died. She leaves one child, . boy OF
fifteen. What makes It doubly sad waa
that she had recently lost her sole sup
port when Leslie Chase died. The
Rebekahs, OF which she was . member,
have been most kind and helped her IN
her grief; also the. Methodist church, OF
which she was q devoted member, have
aided her In every way they could. The
funeral was Wednesday, April q, from
the Methodist church. Mr.. Banghart,
former pastor, but who now breaches a'
Gorham, N. a., conducted the services
An alarm of fire was turned In 81
about four O'Clock Sunday morning,
April 25. It was the Jodrey house st
|the foot of Church Street. It burned
the barn, partly burned the shed and
gutted the house. Mr.. Jodrey lost quite
number of COWS. It was said 1t caught
from an incubator which was running at
the barn. The buildings were insured
The young ladies Of Bethel Hill re-
Gently gave q shower to Miss Blanche
Richardson, In honor of her approaching
marriage to Winfield Howe.
Word has been received from Miss
Blanche Herrick that she is keeping up
her studies at the Conservatory Of Music
In Boston, now that Mrs. Jack Carter
has returned for the summer, by working
and clerkipg at different things. We shall
hear from her one of these days.
hos
into the down stairs rent that Miss
Stesrns used SO long as q millinery store.
and Clifford Merrill and family rent the
upstairs part.
Ralph Young, Jefferson, N. H., spent
few days with his family recently.
Mrs. Mary Capen visited her sister,
Mrs. Gunther, last week.
Charles E. Lord of Portland spent the
weekend with his family, who are still
here.
Mrs. Charles Davis, who has been Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Wormell OF
Portland, has been Ill but is now recov.
sring. Mr.. Davis spent Sunday, April
25, with her.
Mrs. I. d. Wight spent Sunday, April
%, with her sister, Mrs. A. G. Wight,
who has been In hospital In Portland
for treatment, but returned with Mrs. /.
q. Wight to Bethel.
Rev. W G. Curtis was called to Brown
Vile to attend funeral. He left Mon,
day morning, Mrs. Curtis going as far as
Auburn to visit her son, DR.. Buker.
Mrs. Burbank of Winchester, N. H., lie
visiting her son, j. s. Burbank at Rev.
Mr.. Little's.
The dates Of our summer Chsutauqus
are Aug. II to Aug. 16 inclusive. The
manager, Carl A. Turner, was in town
Monday of last week.
The Oxford County teachers conveu.
ton will be held at Bethel on May 7th.
Come one, come all.
There was an ice cream sale at Holden
Hall Thursday afternoon, April 20, for
the benefit of the Y. w. G. A.
1t is expected that the newly appointed
pastor, Rev. C. L. Wheaton, will be pres.
snt by Sunday, May 2, to take charge of
the services at the Methodist church.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Hebron.

President =. o. Stanley, w. L. Bonney
and W. L. Gray, Of the board Of trustees,
visited the Academy recently.
@. w. Cummings recently disposed By
auction Of his farm, animals, imple-
meuts and some household goods.
Hebron Academy defeated Leavitt
Institute II to o, In base ball Friday
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Byron.

e. E. Knapp Of hop City has bought
Charles Hodsdon's place ct Gum Corner
A snow storm last week covered tbt
ground to the depth Of 4 inches.
John E. Shaw lost nice COW recently
John Reed has bought the P. D. Tsy'
lor place.
The roads are almost impossible in
places.
News from the lake region states the
Ice is breaking up in places and will
soon be out of the lakes.
Mrs. A. 8. Young, formerly Of this
town, has sold her house at Mechanic
Falls.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Nominations for the Ioao Prlmarle

Governor
John P. Deering, saco.
Louis A. Jack, Lisbon.
Carl e. Milliken, Augusta.
Frederic q. Parkhurst, Bangor.
State Auditor
Roy L. wardwell, Augusta.
Representative to Congress,
Wallace II. White, Jr., Lewiston.
Senator
Frederic O. Eaton, Rumford.
George W. @. Perham, Woodstock.
William VI. Gallagher, Norway.
Hugh W. Hastings, Fryeburg.
Harry NJ. Shaw, South Paris.
Judge Of Probate
Register of Probate
Albert D. Park, South Paris.
Sheriff
Harry D. Cole, South Paris.
Frank F. woodside, Fryeburg.
County Commissioner
Walter G.. Morse, Rumford.I
Representatives to the Legislature
James W. Eastman, Fryeburg.
Stephen R. Pennell. Rumford.
Arthur e. Forbes, South Paris.
Edward e. Conant, Buckfeld.
Roscoe G. Stephens, Sumner.
Fred T. Bean, Bethel.
Cedric A. Judkins, Upton.
Lawrence Il. Carroll, Norway.
DEMOCRAT.
Governor
Bertrand G. McIntire, Norway.
State Auditor
Representative to Congress.
Wallace N. Price, Richmond.
Senator
Leslie e. McIntire, Waterford.
Peter N. Mel cDonald, Rumfore.
Judge Of Probate
Register Of Probate
Raymond Il. Eastman, Norway
Sheriff
Paul C. Thurston, Bethel.
County Commissioner
Don A. Gates, Dixfeld.
Roger A. Thurston, Andover.
Representatives to the Legislature
Ralph A. Pierce. Hebron.
Fred B. Howe, Bethel.
Asa o. Pike, Fryeburg.
John F. Martin, Rumford.
Cyrus T. Bonney, Canton.
John T. Talbot, Andover.
Albert A. Towne. Norway.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Brown, Buck q Co.
z. L. Merchant
l.. z. Pike Co.
Eastman q Andrews.
Louis n. Taft, ID. Q.
Paris Trust Co.
W. j. Wheeler 4 co.. ada.
Norway National Bank.
Chas. II. Howard Co.
United States Tires.
Socony Gasoline.
Savoy Theatre.
Piano Tuning.
Dancers Attention.
Notice.
For Sale.
Notice Of Appointment.
Pythian Building Association.
Notice.
Wanted.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Coming Events.

Nav.Ox,ord Centr.l District Sunday School
Association, Baptist Church. South Paris.
Nav T-Oxford County Teachers Convention
Bethel.
May T-Arbor Day. ,. cA-,.
tian Temperance Onion, South Paris.
July l4is-Community Chsutsuqus, county Isir
grounds.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
SINGLE COPIES.

Single copies OF THE DEMOCRAT are four cen.s
the publishers or for the convenience OF patrons
single copies of each issue have been placed Oh
sale az the following places In the County;
sonth Paris. Towards Drug Store.
Shurtlef7s Drug Store.
Norwav. Moves Drug Store
stones Drug Store.
Rnckheld A L. Newton. Postmaster
Psria HiIi Helen r. Cole, Post Once
West Paris, Samuel Il. WINE
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

rxsMs-sl-5o q year II paid strictly In advance.
Otherwise $500 year. single copies oen'''
ApyxRrrsENENrs An legal advertisements
are given three consecutive insertions for sl.cO
per inch In length OF column. speciaI CON
tracts made with local, transient and yearly
advertisers.
JoB PRINTING New type, rsst presses. electric
power, experienced vorkmen ana low prices
eombise to make this department OF our ouh-
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

A household remedy In America for % years
DR.. Thomas Eclectic OIL. For cuts, sprains;
burns, scalds. bruises 500 and SOC. At ali drug
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
Pythian Building Association
ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the stockowners Of the Pythian Building As.
sociation for the election Of officers and the
transaction Of any other business that may
legally come before said meeting, viii be hold at
the South Paris Savings Bank on Monday, May
18th, 1870, at three O'Clock, p. n.
GEORGE n. ATWOOD, Clerk.
South Paris, Maine, May ], 1870. 1s 90
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

Any skin itching is temper tester. The moro
You scratch the worse it itches. Dosn's Oint-
ment y for piles, ecsema-Any skin itching. 600
at al drug stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
KINBALL HILL.

Lloyd Thompson has gone to Bethel to
work for Wade Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Coolidge and
Lester Coolidge were at Lewiston last
Wednesday.
Leslie Thompson was at home from
Bethel Sunday.
G.. L. Haines and W. W. Brinck are
putting their pulp into the river this
weak.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

Governor MilIiken has named May Z
- Arbor Day.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

Doan's Rsgulets are recommended by many
without bad altar effects. Boo q an drug stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
chaut.noua AssocIatIou Meets.

The Chautauqua Association Of Paris
and Norway held its annual meeting at
the store of Eastman q Andrews Tues
day afternoon, with . good number OF
the contract signers In attendance. The
officers who served last year were re-
elected, a. follows:
vice-Pres-Albert D. Park, Nelson G. Elder,
2. L. Merchant, George r. Eastman.
Sec.-P. r. Stone.
Qreas.-Arthur e. Forbes.
The officers named above constitute
the executive board.
The treasurer made the following re
port for the year, which is Of interest to
all concerned:
Norway and Paris Chautauqua Associa.
ton, April 81, 1870.
Receipts from 1919 ChautauquA,
chairman Of ticket com:
mittee:
Season tickets
500 at S2.20.--..-...--..-----.$l, ,S!1So
$50 at 4l.10..- .--..-......--...- 1880
War tax on complimentary
tickets au;;::;oa. ts;;:i,:---.- "a az ss ooa, n,
Received from e. N. SWEET, from
playground fund 9l6
Total .......-..-------$Ssl4o.oO
CIR.
Paid Walter Thorpe, Superin.
tendent, through e. n.
SWEET, including all junior
| tickets and all war tax-.-.$1 ,S0l.65
Rent Of grounds lo.00
Rent OF plano 2ooO
Lumber lao
Labor $3.50
Police service. N75
Expense Of advertising commit
zee 1.W
Printing and postals. $50
Total paid out ,S62 Oc
Leaving cash on hand-..--.--.$ l94.0O
Receipts of the association from the 1919 Chau.
tauqua were:
One.half on 90 season tickets. $500
First $50 Of gate receipts 6O.00
One.half total receipts above $l400 (not
including war taxi 70.40
. 2ls.4O
Total expense Of the association directly
chargeabe to the 1919 Chautauqua
"a
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04

Receipts Of the association from the 1919 Chau.
tauqua were:
One-half on 90 season tickets. $500
First go Of gate receipts 5000
One.half total receipts above $1400 (not
Including war taxi )..:............-. 7O.4O
Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-04
ESTABLISHED 1858.

ISSUED TUESDAYS.
The evening world., 1920-05-14
Hagen and Barnes to Sail
Next Week to Compete
:, In British Open Tourney

The third tournament Of the Me-
York Jewellers Golf Association viii
take place Monday at Arcola. Score
tary Hodges expects a record turnout
for the occasion. Twenty prizes WIN
be offered for various competitions.
The association $50 1t Is said) pos
sesses several 1s-karat golfers and
they are smugly figuring up what
their spells will be Monday at the
expense OF their mates.
The last Jewellers tournament was
held at Wykagyl last fall, and was
followed by an elaborate dinner ana
vaudeville entertainment.
The evening world., 1920-05-14
Pittsburgh Stars
In BOWLing Series
For 81, OOOPurse

The Club I'VE OF PittSburgh and
Spinella Ave OF this city are to meet
in a Ave game series, total pins to
count, at the White Elephant alleys
this afternoon at p NJ. for a purse
OF $1,000. The Club Ave are the recog-
rized duck pin champions OF Pittsburgh
while the Spinella Ave are noted for
their many victories In these parts. The
match will give the Club five a good
workout for the games they are sched-.
uled to roll in the Interstate Duck PIN
Championships at Thum'S drives at z
p. NJ.
Fred Howard beat Jimmie SenAiore I'm three osff
o. -FOUR games In the roll OF for the chAmpionship
Of the White Elephant tournament Il Thum's drives
last evening. Howard tailed 023 in the four ramaa
for an average Of 2S0-S-l. while the best SpineIin
could 90 WAS 70 score 82l for the four games,
AVerAhng EOS. The crowd was said to Be- M
largest that has assembled at any match game N
these pArts In many = day.
Dueh pin bowlerS q these parts GAOuid respuu,
the bowling ability Of Maurice Tosd This dncl
pin star Of Pittsburgh beat some OF ne brst hoN-r
that New York can produce a. the White FiephSn
aey9 yesterday and incidentally added about ~ Oot
| 70 Dis bank roll 90 the rail birds say IN on,
gtres Tosci averaged l25 and IN another seyieS
i've gamea Total pins 70 count he AVENGED Ia0
Fred Beiderbecke. Uncle Joe Thums Son-In- law
will try TO Arrange q match with Toad and son.
o. The Connecticuf stars befor0 he leaves for hons
The evening world., 1920-05-14

Consensus Of Opinion Among
Experts That Our Open Cham
piOn Win Fare Better Than
Great Rival in Golf Champion
ship on Other Side.
BIZ william. Abbott.

vYALTER HAGEN will sail Tues
w day. He'll have about three
weeks to acquaint himself with
English golfing conditions and pre-
pare for the British open champion.
Next Friday Long Jim" Barnes. the
lusty hitter from st. Louis. will leave
for England. He and Hagen will
form the only American representa-
ton for the British classic at Deal.
1t Is the consensus of opinion
among topnotch golfers that Hagen.
who plays best when the going's
toughest, will do better than Barnes.
Followers of the game hereaDouts are
beginning to exercise their bankrolls
that the national champion will finish
abroad with the leaders. and not a
few wagers arc being chalked up
around 8 to 1 odds that Hagen viii
beat out the field.
II must be remembered that no
American ever won the British open
title. Little Johnny MeDermott did
the best OF all invaders from this side
Of the water when he finished in hfth
place a few years ago. But II happens
that Hagen has the strongest golf
equipment Of all who sought foreign
honors. An the American national
champion will hit John Bulls balli-
wick at q time when Harry Vardon,
]. H. Taylor and James Braid, the
celebrated English triumvirate that
has amassed a long string OF cham
plonships, is undoubtedly on the to-
Both Taylor and Braid are past the
nifty mark. For these reasons they
are not supposed to Withstand the
rigors Of a hard-fought tournament,
such as viii surely be flashed at Deal
next month. From all accounts from
merrie England, Harry Vardon. Bi1
times holder OF the coveted British
trophy, still has q lot OF high-claSs
golf packed away in his bag, but the
foreign foeman most feared by Hagen
Isl Abe Mitchell, the latest English
phenomenon.
Mitchell might be taken as Hagen's
double 30 far as golfng style Is con
cerned. He's long off the tees. deadly
with his approach shots and Doio
and accurate putter. Like his Ameri-
can rival, Mitchell exudes confidence
| and is never beaten until the last putt
| IL rolled in the cup. The latest advice
from England is that Mitchell vii
rule a slight favorite on the fielt
when II comes time to drive or To-
| stellar honorS.
Closely following Mitchell, there cal
be bracketed Harry Vardon. who Il
always dangerous; Ted Ray. forme
British champion who appears to b
cunning in top form Just now: Georg
Duncan, a long distance driver VIII
should do we'll at Deal, and Arnau
Massey, a stocky FranchTnan who hold
the distinction Of being the only out
slider to win the British open cham
pionship.
The evening world., 1920-05-14
EVENING WORLDS OWN SPORT HISTORY
What Happens Every Day

At the Fox Hills Hospital. on staten
Island. last night Jimmy Twyford and
his flying squadron Of boxers and wrest-
lers put on a show for the wounded
soldiers. The bill consisted OF Ave six
round bouts between the following boys
Packey oGatty vs.. Joe Dundee. Joe
saylor vs., Johnny White. Silas Green
vs.. Jimmy OGatty. and Bill Walker W.
joe Gibbons. Young Munday and Rough
House Meyers wrestlod twenty minutes
10 a draw. Jim Murray was master OF
ceremonies. while Twyford refereed.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May ll.-Syra-
euse varsity and Junior crews arrived
In Annapolis ready for their racos
against the Naval Academy Fights.
Late yesterday afternoon they were
on the Severn River under James A.
Ten -Eyek. their veteran coach. The
Navy crews under 0lendon. who sue :
ceeded Ten Eyck as coach at AnnapO-
LA got on the water earlier, Good
conditions are promised for Saturday.
The evening world., 1920-05-14
Due to Poor Showing, Papin
Has Two Future Contests
Cancelled.
BIZ John Pollock.

Lew Tender. the crack lightweight
Of Philadelphia and one Of the con-
tenders for Benny LeonArd's light
weight championship title, received
$4,000 for knocking out Georges Papin,
the much heralded lightweight cham
pion OF France, in six rounds at the
Arena A. c. OF Jersey City on
wednesday night. Papin drew down
a guarantee OF $4,000. Davo Driscoll
had Papln signed up for two more
fights at his club, but he has can
celled both contests on account of
Papin's poor showing with Tender.
Dcg,Ats the tact that Nfiks o'DOEd iosa his
title 70 Johnny wlson Of Boston. Miks IL sttl
such big extraction that he h sin FOosldna
big money for his soviOeS For bratinu jacks
Clark At Camden. n. j.. on Tuesday aight Id
drew down 5000 and for boxing George ErOWn
OF OlliOgo a Jack Hanloa's club on May 10 h
b 20 grt $4,000 mOCe.
Slim Brsnnon. the popular referee Of New JsF.
sey win offieiAts - rsfcEes IN two Important bat
tleu In the nsEt two WcskA. TO-nAsht b. will
judge the tMolvo rOaud % bctwcsn wiIde Jack
SOn and Johnny pundoo at the spOrtsn@S Clrl
The evening world., 1920-05-14
Leu Tender Received 81, 1000
For Bout With French PugiList

Of N0uNr&. vhIls On Nay 20 he WIN OtneiHts in
the twelve round. dsciEiOn bout. between Cham
pton Iete Herman and Joe Lynch Of this chJ a.
LaETence. MAJ.
MlcAEg DUnlsg. tAs Newark liEltRUight. b
booAnd M for thru more nghs. TO-uiefh
he fiEhtU mi Bloom q Brooklyn for twelve
rOunds 70 . dsciSn. ct the National A. o. q
AAhSvllo r. l. May Is. Frankie Scboen Of Bat
i&lo twelve rounds u the ATmory A. A. Of Boston.
and liAJ -. Otto Wallace fog ton rounds At the
MlWAIkosyA. c.
Two tan round bouts have Just bern arranged
10 b hsld At the openinE bo1inE show Of the
Hui.On A. @. q semsctAdy. n. Y. on May p.
In the maiu 90 Dutch Brandt Of Brooklyn win
hook up with Stockings ConrOy. . LOCAL battier Of
schenectady. while IN the other attractiOn sheni
Martin. ths dead mute. win meet Jun Mont
gOmory. the Irah mihisrnsighA.
A match hss irua been ArrAnsed between ChiE
DAVin, The faA llttls Buffalo iishteI, and Jael
shaEkey the New York boxer. They woge booked
m over the long distance telephone 70 meet in 9
ten-rouDd bout betOge the oueensbany A, G. o.
Buffalo N. Y, on the nisbt Of May n. Shark!
WI hAte 10 fiGhA hh best in order 70 bat Davis
Jack Hanlon has been trying 70 ct ChampiO'
Jack Bhttun To boz Young jos BOrrell Of fa!la
dslphia fog eGht rounds At his Second boxing shO'
q the hg Ice Skating Rink In PhnGdelphiA o.
Juno, 2. but ~ Dan MougAn wants . guarantee o
| ~ so for Brittn HAnlon thinks this u TOO laEg
. sum. He i willing to give BIitton $1,000
Jark BuiseT has matched his clever hsAyyWcishi
Charlie welner Of Newark. TO boz Wirie Meeia
Al the Armory A A Of Jersey CITY. on DsoorAdo
The evening world., 1920-05-14
LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. O'Rara

OSh lSn NJ PuAnAanS
TIE Washington Club getting along
control
~ 49, ~' -
Golf oss will eliminate pool. the grounds that pool h wet
The second division always St Louis
Pittsburgh
THE CUBS ARE BEARS PUNISHMENT
stanSs III Miracle
Sunday baseball visiting
Maybe washington
foIiaO dOrn
The intercollegiate air derby should be leather helmet
throne
The evening world., 1920-05-14

story or not as he pleases and I'm
not giving out any ninety-nine year
lease on its accuracy. yet I'm told
he was a demon magician Bome time
back Cor thought he was) and offer
ed TO give a parlor entertainment OF
his tricks. He made some bad sum
bleB on his prestidigateur stuff and
the crowd gave him the outlaw.
We'll, anyway" announced John,
I'm a great hypnotlst. can make
you see anything"
'Shoot!.' they called to him.
Would you like to SEQ the devtl?''
'Surel"
Then" said John politely, ego to
hell"