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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Poles and Russians
to Sign Armistice
Not Later Than Oct. 5

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
|ds Speakers American LsagueIs Give Perfect
Exhibition Of Team Work. Left -AandeT CuveIskie
Master Of National Champs Sensational Field
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Raw Weather Dampens AruOT Of Fans--High
Wind bOtheTs FieIdeIs- Record Crowd and
Receipts for BROOKLYN

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n the 1920 world this after
noon me victory which a impressive the
score would appeal Indicate, by perfect te-pa.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Sen. HARDING
PREPARES FOR
WESTERN TRIP
Off Today for Iowa.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Superior Play 81 C.eve.ancs
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
NEN CHAMP PIONS OU I BAT RIVALS
lAssoclafed PrrAk L.,Issn Ml,rsl

tTSSCCf1fed FTcAS L.sISSd ftTS)
 CLEVELAND, Oct. 12-The new worlds champions outbatted their rivals for the seven games selies, .l49 to 200 The Indians cracked cut 53 hits to Brooklyn's 43 They played an uphill battle for batting honOrs and when they went into the Tour game series cn their home sI rounds, they pulled away from their opponents. Tine American leaguers "Gd eight men batting 300 or better while tie National leaguers had only thee.
 Nunamaker. who vas at bat twice during the series, cracked out one nit and he finished with mark of zoo. Steve O'Neil. who caught the entire series with the exception of enc inning. when he gave way to Thomas, had a big margin over the ival backstnps, being credited with .ieven hits in 2l times at bat. Two If his hits were doubles. He was tied with Jamieson and Bagby. team mates. and Wheat and Mitchell of Brooklyn with an average of 333 Wheat YVES easily the best batter on the Brooklyn team.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
Northern Arizona State
 Fair to Open Next Week

PRESCOTT, Oct. F. - PreDara- tions were nearing completion tonight for the opening of the northern Ari- zona state fair Thursday. Efforts were being made today to rusn co1..-
 pletion of additional stable room TOT accommodation of what fair authori-
 ties said would be the largest string of running horses ever gathered in Arizona. About 100 horses are now quartered at the grounds in readiness for three days of racing and another shipment of racing stock, the fair as- sociation announced, is on it's way here. One string belonging to c. c. Emmett, Vancouver, B. C.. arrived to- day
 Farm and mine produce and an en- larged4home economics display will be on exhibition when the fair opens Thursday Former soldiers now pa tients at the public health service hos pital at Whipple Barracks, have en- tered a quantity of craft work from the reconstruction department of that institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
LILLIAN RUSSELL TELLS
 WHY SHE IS REPUBLICAN

DIES MONIES, Oct. F. - Lillian Russell, speaking before a crowd that completely filled the Plymouth Con- occasional church here this evening. told why she was a Republican. "The Republican party was the party Of the past, is the party of the present. and will be the party of the future" she said. This nation, as we all know. has advanced farther in the past sixty years than ever before; and during those sixty years there has been a Democratic president and congress only one fifth of the time. The Re publicans were in power the other fOur-fifths"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
bIG ATE FAIR ID BE: FEATURED. bY RANGE SPORT5

PHOENIX, Oct. 12. - An aggregat-
 ed purse of $2,50O will be given to the
 winners in the calf roping contests to
 be staged by the Cowboy Sports p.o-
 gram at the state fair According tc
 the schedule worked out by Doc Par
 dee of Prescott, superintendent Of this department, each entrant has 30 chances to win in the contests, more than have ever been offered in d sim liar ropin5 show in the state oi Ari- zona.
 1 There will be three days roping in the goat roping contest, new fea- ture, with purse of S7OO and entries will be accepted for daily contests or two-day contests, if the entrants ar rive too late for all three days. "Diablo" on Program Diablo, the bucking mule, will be CT deck to win the $26 prize offered if mo aSpirant is able to stick on the mules back for one minute Five men will be allowed to try for the prize each day until the feat is accomplish ed
 Fifteen hundred dorars go to the relay races, the daily purse being $500. The distance will be one mile and half, and only neck-reined COW horses will be allowed to run. Changes will be every quarter.
 Broncho Riding Contests
 Broncho riding contests are slated for four days, with an aggregate purse of $500 to be divided as follows: i Best final average: First, $100; second i S50 third $25; fourth $15, fifth $1O l Daily prizes will go $50 to first place, $25 to second, $15 to third and 10 to fourth.
 Many other exciting races and stunts scheduled on the Cowboy Sports pro- gram are listed for the 1920 fair in he premium list which may be secur- ad from the state fair commission iii the basement of the Fleming build ng.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
Convi6ts Attempt
 Stampede in Pen:
 OverpOwer Guards

BALTIMORE. Oct. f2.-Two prison CTS, armed with pistols taken from overpowered guards. attempted to stampede the convicts at Maryland penitentiary into a general riot this afternoon.
 No effort succeeded and the two men-David Bender. sentenced for murder. and James c. Evans. sen fenced for robbery-who started the trouble. surrendered to Marshal Car ter after they had held the peniten- tiary guards at bay for nearly an hour.
 Either in the wild shooting with which Bender and Evans tried to stampede the other prisoners, or dur ing the exchange of shots between the guards and the two rioters, two other prisoners were shot.
 They were Carlyle Webster, mur- derer, hit twice in the arm; Anthony Cugino, shot in the finger.
 Three guards from whom Bender and Evans took the pistols were cut and bruised in scuffles with the riot CTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
First Lady of Land Will
 Cast Vote in New Jersey

PRINCETON. N. J. Oct 12.-Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was enrolled by affidavit on the registration list at Princeton tonight and she will be able to east her ballot here in the coming election if she desires to do SO. President Wilson's name was placed on the list in the house 10 house canvass on September IA. Local officials expect that the presi- dent will cast his ballot here as us ual.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
Over the Top and
 Then Some

'I never felt better in my life than since taking the first dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I had a bad case of indigestion and bloating and tried all kinds of medicine. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is all and more than is claimed for it. On my recom- mendation our postmaster's wife is using it with good results" It is a simple harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflam- nation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Lowell Drug Co., in Lowell and drug gists everywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
Delegates Expalin Late
 Slump in Grain Prices;
 Blame Heavy Importation
rAs-oeiated Press Leased wre1

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Causes of recent slumps in grain prices, es pecially wheat. were explained by delegates attending the Grain Deal CTS National association's conven- tion which opened here today with more than 1900 members present
 Heavy importations of Canadian wheat, hedging sales by Canadians on American exchanges, an unusual ly heavy production Of foodstuffs ether than wheat, lack of recent for eien buying and heavy competition for loans were among reasons cited by speakers. Among those who spoke today were p. E. Goodrich president of the association, end B E. Clement, president of the Texas Grain Dealers assoc iation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

Frahces youthful military genius. General Weygand, is off to conquer more worlds. General Weygand was Foch's best strategist and performed brilliant work during the war. He was sent to Poland and he is given credit for the brilliant strategy that enabled the Poles to repulse the Bol- shevik armies against terrific odds. Now he has been placed in supreme command of General Wrange's anti Belsheviki forces in South Russia. This picture is new photo of the flair haired boy' of the French mili- tary establishment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
Page Eight
Carpentier Downs
 Bat Levinsky
Continued from Page Five)

Continued from Page Fiveb
 Levinsky down for another count
 of eight. Levinsky was grosgy
 but weathered out the round.
 Third Round
 Carpenter rushed and landed his
 right to head. Levinsky clinched.
 Carpenter missed right and left
 for the head. Levinsky jabbed
 three lefts to face and Carpenter
 swung right to head. Carpenter
 hooked left to face and slowed up
 a bit while Levinsky kept him off
 with light lefts. Carpentier was
 waiting for an opening when the
 bell rang. Carpentier- round.
 N Round Four
 Both fiddled for thirty seconds
 Then Carpenter drove Levinsky
 across the ring landing lcfts and
 rights at will. finally sending Lev
 insky down ill a corner for the
 full count. Levinsky was not un-
 conscious but he was tangled in
 the ropes while he was counted
 out.
 Weather conditions were conducive to tine comfort of the spectators, many of whom, however, took the precaution of bringing overcoats or wraps
 When the first of the preliminary bouts was called every seat in the ball park was occupied ana fringe of hu- manity lined the boundaries of the outfield
 Babe" Asher. St. Louis bantam weight, had a shade of merit over his opponent, "Cupie" Collender Of Min reapolis, in the sixth round curtain- raiser.
 In the second bout Frankie Burns, the veteran Jersey City featherweight outfought and severely punished Patsy Johnson of Trenton in every one of the six rounds.
 Out Classes Englshman
 Marcel Thomas, the French Welter- weight champion, and Ted "Kid'' Lewis, who claims to hold the British title, were the principals in the six round semi-final. The weights were announced as 147 for Lewis and sThom- as 149R. Thomas used a clever left hook effectively but was outclassed. Lewis caught him off balance with a hard left and almost put the French man through the ropes as the gong sounded for the end of the second round. Lewis kept pounding him the last four rounds and Thomas was bleeding from the nose and mouth at the end of the sixth round, but had fought back pluckily throughout It was Lewis fight nearly all the way. Carpentier with his manager and 1 seconds entered the ring at 9:55 and l received a welcome of hearty cheers, | to which he responded by lowing i gracefully several times.
 Ertle Referees Fight Levinsky followed two minutes ! later and then the men were formally | Announcer Humphries | stated that they were to fight 12 i rounds for the light heavyweight | championship of the world A corps of | photographers then began snapping pictures of the men as they stood to- gether in neutral corner of the ring. ! Carpenters weight was announced ! as 170H pounds and Levinsky's 175. Harry Ertle of Jersey City was the referee for the main bout
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
Rebuilds Health

Are you Jagged out. all run down and feel as though you could hardly drag one foot after the other? Ii so you should try bottle of Vinol the greatest strength-building tonic.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

In the days of Hammurabi. 2OOO R C., surgeons hands would be cut off if his patient died
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

"Pussyfoot' Johnson, the dry leader got his nickname from reporter on an Oklahoma newspaper.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

Thorns and fishbones were used to fasten clothing long before the discov, cry of pins and needles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

timated that Frances annual produc tion of sole leather is increased by 75OOOO to 9OO,O00 hides.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13
,Iz1H4RG

I/Z WTT[VEO PHILADELPHIA. - IL was Billy Maharg, former pugilist, now an au- tomobile mechanic here, whose expose of baseball crookedness preceded the indictment of the White Sox players in Chicago. Mahars's charges were given to the newspapers here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

Men and women must sit in separ- ate parts of motion picture theatres in Yokohama, Japan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

Pins were first made in England in the fifteenth century
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-13

Legion Band Park Dances Held on Saturday Nights only for remainder of Season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
T.C.U.Horned Frogs
Plan Hard Battle
For Southwestern

fie,lal io The News
FORT WORTH Nov 2s.-Thc r. g.
4 Horned Frogs" with eight straight
victories Ia their credit MgM take on"
murr step 30 Finch the state confcrenc
tlle. The Pirates from Southwest.
crn l'niyrr'ity must be- tanned on Tur.
key DAY at Panther Paris II the Chria.
iinns are tu have q clean slate.
The Christian mentors are Just a ~
IT, Concerned over this game for south
western took Enylur into camp with a
Ia y scufc while r. &. a.. although dc
fcating BAYLOR - to =. allowed the
brhms to cross their goal line. Then.
too. team that has won eight straight
victorie' rets little bit uver.cunfidcnt
az times and Il such uycr,cunfidcncc h.
evident la the Southwestern bout u b.
an assured fact that the Pirates deal
the Frogs" misery IN huge amounts
Coaches Driver and Mcknight state
that their men came through the gam
with simmons college in good shap
except minor injuries tp Douglass aud
Houtchsns and that practice before tn
southwestern bout viii hc given oyer
t. perlecting new set 81 plays WIKI
which To- dazzle the Georgetown men.
The r g. 4. coaches ere bending
every effort tn return the team VIII.
ner In this game Thanksgiving ba o..
which will D. the Inst look the puh,ir
viii have az a., Frogs until New
Years Day when they take ON the C"n-
Ter College team of Dinyilic. Kentucky.
Center college will present In Their
lineup three all.Amcrican men Of lart
season including the wonderful "'u'
McAiillin. uf Fort Worth, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS
UNrSUAL CAST IN
THE LOVE FLOWER.

In the selection n his players. David
". Griffith. the ma ter ~ screen prt.
iNcrs. has universally used the most
excellent care. Ap ns tu assure hia pro.
duotiun ut the most faithful intorprett.
tlons. No better example uf his excel.
Int Judgment IN the choice of the IN.
tCrpretors for the screen lovers couil
q cited than IN the players he pr"
cni' IN his latest masterpiece. 9TH =
Lave Flower" which United Artists
release viii 10 the feature al the Nils.
sion Theatre beginning Friday.
Among the players In this unusually
dramatic love story of the South Sea
Islands are none other than Richard
Barthelmcss, Carol Dempster, George
Mnr,luarrc. Andcrs Randolph, fhi'
encc Short. Crawford Kent. Adolphe
is'stiugi, william James aud Jack MAJ
ming
The one most important thing IL
casting Ii the securing ~ players whose
inciai expressions can possibly cmphn
size the Characteristics uf the parts
30 one IN the entire motion pictur,
field could have been better for ~,
nat of Bruce Sanders. ~ wealthy yours
plantation owner than MIR Bnrth"'
mess. fm his very being Just typlfie'
the very thing that Mr.. Griffith poi
trays throughout the entire production
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Sport Writer Is Added
To Staff of Daily Ne,us

Determined publish nj and
better Il
rnnI a
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IN
This 10 In
w W. formerly of
wltbse NJ
thet nurnion the Naturally Mr. viii spoN
ing editors desk
Being trained Ia his line his views sporting
r worth while
sporting events he rriye ring girls
Tie viii be- thF
the Panhandle invited
when
prohlenis hy
the Tie News viii be- made
ol NOR 10
In tina nts NJ lOcaI mpT tam vii he feam ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Tie Game is Played
at Canyon Between
Scouts and Normal

Amarillo Bny Scouts ~ troop Ma
Onp plny,d ~" c.ayOn Normal Train.
ing school one Of the hardest fought
games of root ball that either team
has ever experienced. saturday after
uo.n un the iatter's grounds
the Canyon team WIS the heavier hut
'ne unable to giin one touchdown ana
kicking goal.
The scout, arc putting up good
stno ~ fouihnll. and und.r the cunrh
INK 81 Scoutmnsior ead"y viii always
rive good. clean, scrappy game a.
spectators,
rn- local scouts play VEGA Scouts ~
the city Park next Wodncsda" after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23

this unusually interesting News
Weekly.
The special attraction. "On with thn
Dance" In also being shown at the Mi.
sion today, for the last time. This h
very elaborate production. ok thu
whirl of life a. II really IN. IN the great
city NJ New York Especial mention
should be- given Mae Murray. who does
the very finest work ~ her screen en-.
reor IN this picture, There ~ one scene
alone that h worth the admission
pricc-thnt being when Miss Murray IN
seen az THE Masked Dancer" IN a gay
N'w York Cabaret. 'On With thp
Iance" II real special attraction. and
should prove pleasing io most people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
AMARILLO AND CHlLDRESS TO PLAY
IN THIS CITY THANKSGIVING DAY;
WILMINGTON WILL BE IN CONTEST

jurics. his return gives Amarillo an.
ether end VINO n good un passes ami
going down under punts with the cX.
s"uiinn ~ BiNenf the entire Amarillo
team r. In fsnr physical condition .is
both Taylor aud Hayden have rccuver.
I'd from their injuries and Blanchard
IN back IN the game after being n"'
o weeks with AN injured shoulder.
Tho injury sustained by Biylns IN the
MANN pimc h. yielding tu treatment
and II hc N able a. De- In his positiWi
in this tame. Amarillo viii present he
STRONGEST lineup that has represented
her this season. and barring accident
aud ovcrconfidencc. should be- able 20
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