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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
CROOKS ARE ABLE
TO BE REFINED

The 1aCT I.lAt CROOKS uf Tie higher
LASS ara able % wear the clothing
and employ ina manners Of yesutzfify
q demonstrated with dramatic s-Tfs.rrr
n E1tzErapf1s new feature. The
Tower uf Jewels" This production.
with C5r4ane Gr.fsth IN the stellar
-vie. viii oe the attraction n ne
CslorisI theatre on Mcndar
Al arEtogrzE.c hand Of szse hirw-
srs and burglars forn rals hack
ground 81 characters. They are q
well Ea-5ed- IuxariDusv l3rar sHt-
Their headquarters ara n enc Of he
finest apartments imaginable On
Riverside DRIVE New York
Msss GrMta- playing me role az
Emily CotsreEi THE Princess sf d.
a-nnndE- Is : member Of .ais band
She Is . person Of evident culture
and -zdnezoe1t- even when. Ka-oed
n rough clothing and a CAP. shs en-
harks On the venture If cracking q
zte-Adw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
RTRNHAM

ME- -ICn7 len entertained the
mem os-s II re Lz-a.1 -luh IT. her
nome -uasaar afternoon. The a1te--
nom was PASSED ver- PLEASANT ana
rel-esfn ware se-=I ar -he
hostess
4. II re--lIRr meeting ar ne
Bu--han Grange Tuesday evening
ne drs1 ana second degrees verz
cr-fa--e5 81 -AA -a-1'a- meeting
On Tlesaay evening u mex vs-+s, re
tl.-~1 and fourth dsT-aas VII % cor
te-'.6 and supper viii oe sss--rezl
The Grange mas v9Gagf -.ll4- beginning
Z A2r1l. meetings wlll D. at.d n ne
-TiIlr-a svE--v NO weeks. coming IN
tie arSt anu -,1a--a -aasziaT eve-lln-s
q s1cl 1Eunta.
The willing Workers -e--rad din
Ter . Il ]arEe number CT people a
Town meeting Mundav- The society
VIII met tar business s4.ssiur1 1eE.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs &. Z Gilmore passed Tuesday
Z Pit1zae3d visiting her sister Mrs.
Emma Fitzgerald
Mrs Ara Ss-wa-1 N1--z~ II Gals
tawn and Fear Crockett If Brooks
were married n Bangor Sar-lrviag-.
Marrh Is hr Rex Ashley Snl...
They vii resaCe Z Esrookx.
A4ss Flussie z DYER e.rEss,-- a-rlesI
q par 9f rounE trends q. he- home
On Wednesday evening. ne e,t.cas.urr
being ae- 18th birthday During ne
evening ne roEng people marched
20 the dining ronE wasE- 4 DELICIOUS
ia1chean II fanny G1hs=s ZIG racsssa
Eas served The lights ware c.lr-les;
oUr and he nr@1--lv decorated CAKE
With q candles was nEhrs-c. ATs.zr
the INCH games ware pla-a.5 re
YOUNG hostess received -na-r pretty
presents Those w.la wara ---esert
wer- Asss-s Catherine AMI Christine
Cunningham. Norman Cunningham
Evelyn L1nsccr-. Ruth z M4dger-
Vivian Greeley. Marguerite Gee
Norman Bracket Ria Bracket
George Bracket and Ce4ia Sherman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

-aa- II mas bean endorsed by Car1i-
IA Gibbons and Cardinal Ae-cssr
stamps 4 Is a 1aIhf1i esevarrg
nnoIoG-ana
Z IS probable thar 10 feature ry-s-
5uCs1un n -scsnI YEARS ernbodies rs
na-v ns---u-1pEs <Ra.lres Is does
The Confession henry Waltiailis
aiest Enc most sgupsn6uus pr1oIc
drama Especially Is lis tue u1
ne mum exterior scenes If
EXCEPTIONAL 5t.a Ky winch. a-e shown
1tc--1re Always careful 70 obtain
me best even % the smallest detail.
Dira~tnr Bsr---zm spared neither
--r1t aur money n Obtaining loca-
mons winch without doubt have mex
~ oetore oesn 3st.d. n any previous
I'm work
Sevarz. weeks alone we're con
suneE = hunting md seasrtsng suit
able E1uis. the majority Of winch
were -aken AZ --2csee- L2.ze Tahoe
ina surrounding cclnT-T- 4 round
TIP Of .:Ir-e hundred niles vas
made tor ne purpose If tak;ng one
scene a4pne- MAJ Of ne vaEeztz.-l,
gm the desired rssal- was Obtained
and EeI- BracEen and results arg
synmvnous terrs-
:. IS safe % conjecture that ~
-1lut1re IF -ecen- years Tln bea-
c-Tupk-lsun VIII The Confession
since i @noodies rle weary ssse1cs Il
-sva-v desirable 1ag-aatert mat goes
10 make super te.a 1lr-t--s1oT-~- star
4.-at--o- cast. ar Work alc pho
..ig---lry- -Alv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
Local Legion Post
70 Raise $50 for
Band ECuipmer-

The 5oca pest Of ne American
Legion anuea-oI-nE x -a-se-
trough popular suhsc.- priur- $50
x--1 when n purchase tne necessary
aqu1 prnent 70 5utat ne Legion hand
The vu-'k s N me cna-ge " 4 coIn-
-r,if-ee appointed especially for t12-
purpose beaded ~ Leun Douglas
several sss.1ars ware st4nI out Jy
tas Sand committee All nc -T-s-
response xas recelvttl yesterday
rom he Fon A1--les :. E-c-aoor2
" 1us@ .egIer raz1 Z par
:. v1uld seem o ne mar >
ran c9uid eas.iv BE found % eve
s. q 1lece : VII oe 7re e mem.
AMI . nGht sl-e ! herewith ecc4ase
ny cheek -or $-A
Yours E-~IIy
ErEECP%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
When you St
"a - ~

a tEv tablets If ~Uapeis DaaperztnT
n1nE rezief almox1 as soon al they
rxch the stomach
~rsoe's DazpepxtcT by arrta;ixirE
lie aGdiry NJ the stomach instantly
relieves ne .sod suurrc and 1sr-
neHrAsssn which CRUISES the nfRer--
naEnE Eases. heartburn. 1azUisnce.
tailness- II lalu n stomach and n
tWzrex
Papss DaApepxin~ helps regulate
sisrriered sfonRchs 10 Saverrte foods
cxn De eaten without Causing ais
uess. Cents - little n irlg acrsA.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
Why Newspaper
Costs Are Higher

Washington. March G-Lt gu are
wondering why ne ar1oe u ae ap--x
s being Increased z many 1s--R II the
c.Inf--, me American Far.s-v Azso-
csaG.ln If Washington. winch 3 zHn-
p.lrrns @r- Z national tur@sr policy,
E1h g9ve Oh szrne aE1res WINCH ~
SHOW lel2E - tremendous PRESSURE u
ne law q! supply ana jeETl4-la 1as pa.
tAF azrk u n2uv = Newspaper putt
-ishsr -EaI ID zEa-nsE .ns val IL aas
se=n tat Est % surrender. the assocta-
tlnn paints OIL n GIVING 8u- ig-rss hat
show INST what les Unopened - -hs
rCirwoaa in7Es----
LaC-@ase n ne lss II aswslrrar has
puplIat>un las 1-c:-=gSs=-d . a4- nr
Thai means : g-'sa- -ssAcing aauiic AMI
q MR. widely -szanirg grtLic- Ten ears
aGp- NE aEssz.elGtipn psInLs OUT ths
United States a--aucta Is enI--- SUD
ply IF 3utpwopd rut rpw -Eo-tAI-ris #
i IS imported -his npxns freight
-ztss q he added . --e purchase ,res,e
Fe-e z--@ sone u ne prints -r1Elr ,fErlE
ne uronie,n Is -zHuia1ta r --e ntr-
lt:sa Ferssf--- Association
The -ss 81 7uluwrraH r Eng --.a-7-7+szs
-2lr= ri 1rwsTT-nt qBRe-- aAs 1=sa lt-
~Hinp+d anlr "a ne -Asl " ears n
all me Igpe- 1s-d II -,e United STA 81
- Der cent : ls=>d 1v ne aewzpaas--s
Sefure ne war 1evsTr-7n1 paper soid
Tor about -xo cents pound auw 7
sells r .A-ge gE1A1-:--es fLr dve cents
pDund 4nC IN small Quantities II =
70 cents pound
n ne -Rsr y reA-s ne use 4 7aws-
1r-rI 1Es -nC-eRskd mora -hHa % 3e-
cent w.lle z me sane 9e--uti ne p1p-
1lRI-c'- hz-s Increased z pe- cent
Demand tor 2ewsprat wi! znc-~zse
, instead If aec-ease n the f-1t1r.
Dependence upon tur@5E7 SUBJ e
II Duipwood %nr news rr-ut means -
vii oe 81 the merry Of 1ure2ga ua-.-l-
<accl-@-s as q 7r1ces
Al srpC--s II pulrwooa H--rn Y NJ
tounl1an9 aaT-e nee, prohibited
Al ex7or-s I'm ~--w- azds =
slaGa 5a~z os-e- prohibited
Tar -za-s aEu -le aIrad Sta1as
prcEuSt-d Is =nL-e news 2rzDt sup7l-
now w -TIpn-- -Eo-T1.--1s u l.
Cnlv ule-- --3-1 IF ne 7ewspape
lssae5 4 1qls vera printed ~ --lt
p-oaucr II American forests
Only me 1ews7--n- pant 1as 0s,a-
constructed n ne United Sta =
since -gae
Mns, Of -7e 9u-pvao5 - -evs-l,-t-
Is sa-u-sd I'm New England AID
ne LAKE sza-as Spruce 5 lsz-5 70
NV -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
Census cu-es

Washing n Marc -a-Popula-
-on szaEsr-Cs for Lszo announced
-eaaE by ne CENSUS bureau Il
g.2de1-
Sv-acasa y y T---s4-. II ~
G-sase Of ss.sas. or Isl per cent gver
-s-a
Mason city Ia -a'as5. lrac--aee
s-SS5, or - pa- ceu-
Wellington Ras- -p4G increase
-. or - per cert
Syracuse raahed sera among -ae
cities n 1919 with 1923 pe1pse
having Increased .s.s per cenr IN the
Gef:sGe rs Dearest --vaIs then
vere Saw haven Conn with Iss
sos; Birmingham Ala. WITH r-a
ss5 ard Memphis Tenn. with 1gI.
-ah- The populations If these cities
tor lsea have aut ysr oee1 an
nprnrea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

The funeral Of he axe Ms laae
L Tracy was held 1-1rn Tae home
II Sevau street AZ % o'clock Fri
car forenoon. Rev william R
Wood officiating Friends war@
present n lRrSe numbers ana raere
were very beautiful tributes -he
remains were placed n me r@ceIv-
.ng tomb ~ M. Pleasant and vii
ia-er % Inferred n NJ nope came
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

M-s- Hannah A. Braan. widow of
tae late Sen.cus Brann. diea al ner
home Florence street az ESQ
O'Clock Friday morning AGED p
yez-s- She Is survived BY NO s0ls
Charles If ye~po- AID James Of
Detroit. and rTo daughters Ms
sylvia peASe of Manchester and
Ms. Alma Geny Of Detroit; also By
several grandchildren
F1nerai ss1v4oes VIII Be held AZ
The tate home ON SATURDAY afternoon
n oicsock The remains VIII be
,zieen 70 Fvy Sunday morning ,pr
burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Monday March 2. II the Parish
House Rev Mr.. Plant Of Gardiner
viii s-ve m illustrated lecture IN
The Fran, Line Trenches of I.1e
Church Sfe-ecnficon vsHs Of
llany countries VIII De show This
lecture Is gwen fur he Ar1l-aEe
Clun- Al church members a-e cur-
italy -avrted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

wards Mig. ca. gov rum two u
-rs and he has rad I ,aad II he
CONSTRUCTION Of al af ITEM. ana dIr-
ing mn service With me ccmpary
las seen many different super. intend
elfS and agents
Lewis " Eys;e ias been appointed
. axe ms place as master mec2aalc.
but 10 0ne las been za-nea Is -@I -
Ill IL ya-1 mRsrEr Vacancy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

4 xsnrai irvstz13gn - extended -
the .adies VIM nay wish 70 attend
~ Hspuhlienn STATE convention At
1suxur NarcA 18th. 70 mt On he
aosr. wAess . ssGtson VIII Be re-
served cur them Quite Z number az
tse women IN Augusta ara piAcninE
70 avail themselves az tins oppor-
--,,I-x Train arrangements viii oe
announced mex. weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Mrs Fred + Phiibr7ck If SSax-
began, regent N me Skaw heEal
Chapter Of the . A F. returned
Friday afternoon - her hume aEgr
listing n the city lo ATTEND ne
and aanual STATE conference If s.1e
Daughters 81 ne American Revoiu-
non. Wnlie n Tie c,ry sne was TIE
g-lesE NJ Arx- Blame : Viles. q NJ
ME street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
NNDSORvILLE
Es~4 q. Brown

MJvr z1---a1rv r -xreott-d - NJ,
nd -. E=erotr- X Brown zac family
z the aak.h or Az-ch : II hear oni-
enid zEad : year month"; lite Es-
~ vas v..rv bright. attractive child
ar, tTs- death q 1es7l- teEt
-s1fpg not IF rcsur caring. fond 7a-s-rS-
As sseeasng 5s-ez-a me SOD
she Is 7sfrw az AVEns with ne SAVIOUR.
For II sue. IS --ss hzHEs1rn IF Sea.
--rts3sai-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Mrs A5Sie I Harvey whp was lie
g1esl IF Mrs. " II Fisher, 81 1eT
Winthrop s--eel w-lie II the c1ty o
attend tns Stale conference # ne
. A r eff FRIDAY afternoon trr
her home 2-s Ea-sv e regent =
the Cruno ChAp1sr and . a.so i
charge uf forming The chapters u the
Children uf the American Revolution
for ne StaSe-pf Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

MSS Bertha D Earuy. TEACHER II
ne commercial Department If ne
Sony Esga school. lef. On the a.as *
press Friday afternoon for her home
a Nashua y. Z. 10 pan TIE sorns
vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

MS Anna jean If this CRY was zC-
snlfts-d Friday - -ae Augusta Gen.r-
a hospital FIR surgical treatment
Henri Euile..e Of tas Church Eli
road vas admitted -hursda- .,r
neiica. treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Edgar Marden- who has been r,
Boston for rae paH few oars Al
tending the automobile show. -
turned Friday morning 70 his nume
n this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

dwelling houses or zpa--neals n aa-
4i,1un o nose ar=s~ mere, The Enuie
ur'ostct hinges IT ne question u Pur-
CHASING -1e properties a. what ne can-
sloe-x ~=Asura1ie AE1rss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
Ha- 3 Austin VIII leave aes

ws-es for Detroit Mich where ne
xru became branch oThce manager
5ur the e A. St-ouI Farm agency
completed his Work 4 ne
al. uFal- generals Once an winch Re
TINS fcr r.,~ pasy several months Aesr
engaged Il assisting making I'D ne
forthcoming Esr -y'tza--s rapoT- II ne
ad-ELa1f genera
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
WEEKS MILLS

( 8 Soves returned Saturday az
Ear passing few 1ays with 1ls lam
lv "a Nar-a Az-zeoura. Mas
Nj and Mrs Z r. Brown were
calle-s 81 Ee,- Browns n Samervsile-
n eGneslav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

xaxhan4aa White n ,a,s ri+v ,..
sone 70 a4vesnN- Man. 10 attend
the wedding of lis s.andcauxa-r
MiD Dorothy White. 70 Donald
leigh. formerly II This CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
READFIEID

EAT-M-A " A. EGar . Visiting
relatives q Boston
Mr.. Z @ Dudley IL visztsnx her s,r-
'sr. Ma Gea-ge Falie- Of L4ve--ncYs
Fasik
Eeor<e A. Stevens. las 4 r D CIR
-if- ON route No. - is c-ntirea 70 Ire
HOUSE With In mIsup& and his sro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

We wish 10 -x-snt cur heartfelt
ma Es 70 friends and 1eignesrs or
-.T-rr nea2 and sympathy shown IL
through me lrss u our dear baby.
Mr. & MRS Z " BROWN
MR- & MRS ?. ? BROWN and
FAMILE
GRAyTFATH A Q BROWN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

and strong during the carry
spring months.
They know that il IS pure
and wholesome, free from al
conoi and dangerous drugs
and very effective n the treat
menr OF coughs. colds and as
a tonic and strength builder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

.on- Thomas Leign !e. F-aav
-r Haveraln Mans 20 attend -ae
Lesen- White wedding which IL 10
iakep iAce n that city ra,s .r.n,pr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

James Norman returned F-,,7s :,
-Nom ooston une-e he ass oeen Tor
me p1A four day attending a .caool
If photography.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
THE CONFESSION
PROVES BIG PLAY
AT OPERA HOUSE

The Confession" Is proving 70 be
even q bigger attraction a, the Al
s1Ea Open house than was predict
ed Il opened 70 ing audiences res
ser1xr and win be seen for the lzst
times this afternoon and tonight Il
Is pixT ser al c.asseA and The fact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Gtas DoFurny Baane II wssc.s.s.
Is Visiting IN the ctr as tae -,,..s.
81 relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

ftu GaaRx a Madison was 4 ca,er
o1y n tins city IN matters #
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

FzAk a Condor. secrersr At the An
s0srA IN G A. was u S,n1ra-l-sd
E-2nay "a matters of cuisines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
IMPORTANT FOR
MOTHERS TO KNOW

Thou OF
n others al
me coun-
ny depend On
Father Jonn'
Medicine 10
keep their lii
Tie ones vel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

The funeral services tnr Mrs. Car
re Eoaey were held -Tnesazxr 1Wo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

IN - sssa n cay Hal IN Amaa.y.
a.rus .ad. = = u ;a :, 1.n:sse 20
y Wssc@a mo hxrs not already zspli1a
mr. Dfnao A36
so101aD npru L yASH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

moon t-nn ne anne n 7e- s1--ar
Mrs George ~acaz1n. Rev : 2 Ea7
1thc1a--nr. Tie arr-r .nert was =
Branch KILLS -sz-rs.ss--v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Ea-vev ana Alta Cos IF Caz Grove
Ssg1-1a--T ara q name or = saor-
&c LIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

hope in the thirteenth. when he con-
nected for his second bingle. a drive
to center, and stole second, but there
We're two out at the time and Harris
was unequal to the occasion.
Roth. Harris, Judge, McInnis. Foster
and Hendryx contributed fielding
features in addition to that run-kill
ing peg Of Rice's. Roth made a one
handed stab of short liner from
Fosters bat in the second that earned
applause, and Harris made a couple
of neat stops.
Judge had an exceedingly busy
afternoon of it. handling no fewer
than fifteen chances at first. including
some low thrown balls that took bad
hops, and McInnis' work was on par.
Hendryx's bid for honors was made in
the sixth. when he held to single
a safety from Miian's bat, by flying
high drive. while Foster handled a
couple of slow rollers in the single
hand style that made him famous as
third baseman.
Milan Doubles In Opener.
Milan gave the Griffs an opening
in the initial round, when he plunked
a double to center only to be douhed
up with Rice when Sam lined to Scott.
and Gharrity's single in the second
was unsupported. Following the lone
third. no further opportunity de-
veloped until the fifth, when Foster
gave them an opening by booting
Harris roller after making swell
stop off O'Neill. Erick followed with
a scratch hit through McNaily that
placed Harris on second, but Scott
took Judges fly.
In the sixth Milan again hit safely.
and with no one out, too. but the
chance here went glimmering when
he lost out in a race for second with
Walkers arm. After Rice had been
disposed of Scott gave Roth life by
messing up his roller. and Bobby sue
eesded in piifering. only to have
After Charity had famed In the
seventh O'Neiil connected for q deu--
Bile to right. and was held at second
while Foster toBsed out Harris. EPick-
son walked but this time Judge
wasn't there in the pinch. The latter's
triple with two down in the tenth.
other occasion q Griff got on the bases
until the thirteenth, which also has
been described.
Red Sox Make . Bid.
Following the run they sneaked
over in the third the Sox made their
second bid in the next round, when
McNally started with a walk. Menosky
and Hendryx both were disposed OF,
but McInnis came through with sin
gle over third that sent Mentally to
that bag, and then Foster popped to
the Sox in the fifth and sixth. and
Hendryx was left on second when he
started the seventh with walk. In
the eighth Jones hit safely with one
down and got as far as second, where
he was stranded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
u. S. ATHLETES HAVE WON 80 OF 145
EVENTS CONTESTED IN SIX OLYMPICS

mile marks Of Alfred Shrubb. the
great English distance runner. made
over fifteen years ago: George Gould
ing of Canada holds several walking
titles, the walking records of G. E.
Larner of England: the broad jump
mark of "a feet Tx inches. made
by the Irishman Pat O'Conner in Dub
lin, nearly twenty years ago. and the
javelin throw, held by Lemming. the
Swede.
There are few other world rec
ords in foreign hands. but these are
at metric distances. Kohlemainen. the
Finn, and Bouin. the famous French
man who fell in the war. hold the
distance marks. such as the 5000
meters. 5000 meters and the ten and
fifteen kilometers. respectively.
Mezei. a Hungarian, holds the world
mark for the 800 meters, and Rajz,
another Hungarian, holds the 500
meter record.
Germany has but one world ath-
letic mark. Mickler, German. broke
the record for 1000 meters just be-
fore the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
BREAKS RECORD AT 'Y'
Loehler Hurls Shot 40 Feet II
1nches-Competition Held in
Four Glasses.

J. I.oehler broke the shotput rec
ord for the boys department of the
Y. NJ. c. A.. when he hurled the ms
sile forty-siN feet eleven inches in q
meet last night He was competing
in the unlimited class
r. Chitum. with three firsts, won in
the eighty pound class; u. Jones
with eight points. was hest in the
ninety-tive pound division; f. Uhler
with two wins and a second. led in
the 1l0-pound section; A. Aubinoe.
with eleven points. was the leader IN
the 125-pound competition. and F..
Hayden and F.. Gill tied with ten
points each in the unlimited CLASH
fication. Hayden won two firsts and
Gill three seconds and third. Sum-
maries:
sO-PoUND CLASS.
20-yard dash-R. Chittum, time, COS SO; a
Proctor. second; G. Walker. third.
s5-yard dash-R. Chittum; time. 0.00 As; G
Walker. second; f. Chittum. third.
Standing broad jump-R. Chittum; distance
IT. 10 in.: G. Walker, second; E. Chittum
third.
e5-PoUND CLASS.
2o-yard dash-D. Jones: time. COS 3-5; J
Ludlow. second; w. Eason, third.
s. yard DASH. Ludlow: time, 0.0o 3-5; D.
Jones second; J. A. Gesking, third.
Running broad jump. a: Giesking. Il #
1 in; +. Taylor. second; F Taylor. third.
running nigh Jump--R- Ilndell, 4 II. = "a in.
d. Jones, second: ]. A. Giesking, third.
11O-POUND GLASS.
2o-yard dash-E. Uhler, U.03 rs: p. Ackard
second; +. Coleman, third
13o-yari dash-E. Uhler 9.1S; J. Arlington
second: +. Ackard third
Standing broad jump. Lahauch IT.
in; Z. Chler second Il. Graninger, third
Running high-N. Laubacl. IT. / in: r.
Ackard, second: +. Mckee, third.
la5-POUND CLASS.
1S5-yard DASH. Rutley, 8.26 %; W. Bur.
leigh, second. A. Aubinoe, third
Running broad Jump. Aubinoe. i6 IT.; II
Zuberano. second; W. Burieigh, third.
Running high iump-H. Zuberano, IT, {
in: L. Stott, second: j. Leins, third,
Pota to reiay-A. Anbinoe first; ". Burleisn
second; ii. Zuberano. third.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
26oyard dash-F. Hayden, first, o344-5
F. Gill, second: D. Morgan, third.
Running broad jump. Hayden, ia II.
In; J. Loehler, l8 IT. = In; d. Morgan Is IT,
5 in.
Running high jump-R. Hutton. IT, ~
In; Haynes, second; F. Gill. third
shot-put-J. Loehler, 10 IT. IL in; F. Gill
second; D. Morgan, third.
Potato relay-D. Morgan. first; F. Gill. sec.
ond; Rauderbush third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
TITLE TO NAVY
Takes Intercollegiate Team Hon
ors-Leicester of Yale Wins
Individual Championship.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE inter-
collegiate fencing championship was
won tonight by John F. Leicester, lr,.
Of Yale, and the team title by the
United States Naval Academy. Lei
cester went through fifteen bouts
without defeat The Navy team. which
won 80 out of As. was composed of
j. G. Van Cleve. III; E. F. Smellie
Ill, and A. L. Becker. 1t.
matehee with 80 victories and IS de-
fsats; Yale, ss~l7: columbia. Pos;
Pennsylvania, $50. and Massachu-
setts Institute Of Technology. 3-42.
d. q. Fullinwider Of the Navy won
the sabers contest after a triple tie.
STEELE and q. NJ. Reaves. both of Co
lumhia. C. NJ. Deland of Columbia won
the Epee (dueling sword) title. win
ming from Carlos Contreras of Column
bia in the fence-on of tie.