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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02

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nice urodzin Waszyngtona. Wyna'
jeto tn ma ten eel 'obszerna / wspa'
niala sale W AUDITORIUM. Potem
movie bedzie Comerford " Carne'
| gle Hall Nowym Yorku, W Liberty
Hut W Waszyngtonie, W najwiek-'
szych salach W Filadelfii, W Bosto-
ME, W Buffalo, W Cleveland, W De-
troit, W Milwaukee, W st. Paul, "
Omaha. W Minneapolis, a nastepnie
ma wybrzeiu Oceanu Spokojnego. o.
statnia cze&t podr6zy wykladowet G
bejmie miasta dotad ~jeszcze nieo'
znaczone stanowczo, a droga po-
wrotna zawadzi O p%oludniowy "a
ch6d / o Kansas City.
,,Skoro plerwsze pol tuzina arty'
kulow Comerforda znajdzie sic W O.
biegu ga poSrednictwem organiza-
cyl publicystycznej Western News
paper Union") | sciagnie ma sic IL
wage - co jest rzecza ni%eunikniona
- pc mniejszych miastach | okre--
zach wieBkich, podroz odczytowa
bedzie rychlo W ca'ej peini, PREY
czem reklama zajmie sic take AS
ISOLATED Press oraz wielkie dzienn''
XII. To znowu zwiekszy zainteresowa
ME W kraju, osobliwie zaS tam
gdzie dotra iego drukiem rozpo-
wszechniane wieSci O faktach, ktoru
osobi&cie zaobserwoWal W Europe,
spostrzezenia ME zabarwione zadna
tedencya agitacyjna.
"a chociaz opdr6a te nazwac MOI
ma propag anda, to jednak jest to pro
paganda z najCzystsZych plynaca Pc
budek, a przytem bynajmniej ME
pl:tna. Wyasygnowano Wprawdzle
pewna kWote ma osobiste Wydatki
m6wcy, oraz Ia pokryCie kosztoW
jego Rampant, sam jednakze Co.
merford ME otrzymuje zadnej "a
pIaty. Najwyrazniej zastrzegl en- W
swym kontrakcie, re swa podroA
przedsiebierze "a pieniadze, lecz u
slugl swe ofiaruje W dare. Jezeli
vice San cos ma tenn zyska, to cal
KLEIN przypadkowo, d bedzie to z
korzy5cia ola nieSo sameSo, ola a
meryki i ola Swiata, jcaeli sic pred
stawi pred ludCm sprawc PoISki'
KCrzy5ci te beda nastepstwem po-
my:lnych dla cS6lu rezultat6w.
,~,Poczynionc ra micjscu spOstrze-
2cnia przckonaly Ccmerforda, re
wickszosG ludu rosyjskiego mic jest
w Cruncie ami administering ami Dol
szewicka. S4dzi on jednah3e. re o
lie do togo ludu ME z~astosuje sic
kwarantanny, o lie ME usunie sic
wszystkiego. co karmi / podsyca pra
dy przewrotowe, to komunizm !
~bolszewizm stana sic W Rosyi marc
dowem wyznaniem WARY, oraz see
rye sic beda grczn'e W Europe W
Ameryce.
/. "A choC trudno przewil2!ec, czy
nie5ezpieczenstwo TO zwalczac male
~ przede wszystkiem z pomoca Pol
ski. TO W kazdym razie idea TO W
naiwyzszym stopniu S%zlachetna
INA idujsca poklask naj!epszych my,
Slicieli Swiata".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
Podro6zi Odczytowa
Comerforda.
LkOmunikat UTpcdu PraSowo-In =
formacyjncgO Wydziaiu y. ~

w publishers Auxiliary" tygo-
dniowym organic Western Newspa
per Union" CZwiazku Gazet IA
chodnich). obslugujacym regularnie
$4,000 pism anglo-amerykanskich,
zamieszczcno W edytoryale Z dnia
24go stycnia szereg interesuiaCych
s~zczego!0w o od~czytach. jake W
wiekszych miastach amerykanskicn
wyglosi o Polsce W aajblizszrch ty-
godniath wybitny correspondent !
adwokat p. Frank Comerford.
Czytamy tam miedzy innemi:
..Autor g~losrej ,seryi artHkui6w
Problems Facing Stricken World
rozpoczyna wkr6tce po calym kraju
podr6z z w%ykladami, z ramienia Wy
dzialu Narodowego PC!skiego. Ia
DAMIEN tel podr0zy jest niewatpliwie
propaganda. Ale "a propaganda ia
kryje sic idea W najwyaszym stop
niu altruistyczna, w~yrazajaCa po2la
dy najwplywowszych / %najlepiej my
Slacych Po!ak6w W AmeryCe. jak
r0wniai z~nacznei liczby cbywateii
wszystkich klas i narodowoSci, idea
niesIychanie aktualna i doniosla.
,,Przyznali Swiezo D. Hoover, Ba.
ker / inni. re r0wnowage W Euro
pie n~ajlepiej bedzie MONA uchronit
cd zaiewu bolszewizmu przez uzy-
| czenie Polsce romocy, - tax, adv
sic stala mozliwie najsilniejsza pod
wzgledem militarnym / ekonomicz-
nym.
,,Zahnteresowany oSwiadczeniami
p. Comerforda, oraz sensacya, jaka
wywolaia serya jego artyku}6w W
pismach, WydziaI Narodowy Polski,
bedacy organizacya czysto amery--
kanska, ME podlegajaca wplywom
rzadu polskiego, prosil go, ably W
swej Rampant ~wykfadowej dla pu-
bliczno$ci amerykaGskiej opowie-
dial ME tylko dzieje niepokoj6w W
Europe, lecz by przedstawif takze
polska strone tego zagadnienia i
kenieczu CSC stworzenia z Polski "a
pory przeciw czerwonemu n~iebezpie
czehstwu, a w szczeg6lnosci, by wy
kazal potr"ebe wyzywienia polskie1
armii, wyekwipowania i p~odtrzymy-
wanna jej we wszelki mozliwy spo-
sob.
,,Coraz wiecej przyjmuje sic we
wszystkich zagrcdonych panstwach
ma swiecie to przekonanie, re ko-
munizm / bolszewizm zwalczac MOI
ma skutecznie .jedynie tylko wtedy.
jezeli bedzie sic je t~raktowaio' JaK
influence / inne zarazliwe choroby,
- droga iDolowania ich, przez kWa-
r%antanne W uaw~iedzonych krajach'
kt6rym dostarczaG jednak. nalezy
zywnosci, jak Observation-Disclosures
lekarstwa.
,.Polska, dzieki swemu ~polozeniu
strategicznemu oraz dzieki tel oko-
licznosci, IL dotad ME zaraziia sic
sama ia choroba, najlepiej sic ma
dale do ustanowienia i utrzymyWa-
MIA tel kwarantanny.
,,Wydzial Narcdowy Polski, W
uznaniu wielkich zdolnoSci p. Co.
merforda, zaanga2owai go nieJaKo
W charakterze adwokata do obrony
sprawy. A poniewaa nawskros uczcl
Wv to adwckat. vice z Gala sumien
noScia podejmie sic obrony.
,ObJazd z wykladami Comerfor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
DO SECRETARY MACIE
RZY POLSKIEJ.

Do tego czasu ME otrzymali--
smy listy nowych urzednikow
urzedniczek z nastepujacych Cd
dzialow Macierzy Polskiej: 4, 5,
6, 9, "a, 81, %, 20, 28, 80, 80, 80.
A, 46, so, 81, 81, II. Il, %, Is,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
$500 IA NOWEGO CZLON-
KA,

Macierz Polska dale w nagro-
die "a kazdego nowego czion.
ka lub kazda nova cz}onkinie
$500 az do dnia 1go marc -
Wstepne wolne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-02
SPRAWY
MACIERZY POLSKIEL.
Do Szan. Zarzadu Macierzy
Polskiei.

Ryty Mr.. 10S NJ. P.
Insta1acyi dokonaf wiceprezes
Macicrzy Polskiej pan Wojciech
Mcnkicki, a przysiege odebra'
miejscowy proboszcz, ks. Fran
ciszck GrzeS.
Move zarzadv M rok l920, "
nastepnych oddziaiach przcdsta'
wiaja sic ponizcj:
Cddzia} sw. Kazimierza Krole'
wicza, Mr.. lo7 M. P.
Kapelan. Wiel. ks. proboszcz
Franciszek Cries.
Prezes, Adam Mazurkiewicz.
|, Wiceprezes. Jan Staniszewski
Sekr. prot, Ludwik ]. Pawla'
czyk.
Sekr. fin. Andrzej Madalihski
Kasyer Kazrmierz Czubaja.
Radni: Fran. Mazurkiewicz.
Jak0b Ccsarz. Wal. Banasiak.
Marsza}ek Il, Ant. GoralcwsEi
Marszalek H., Wal. Wichert.
L.ekarz. Dir. NJ. J. Badzmicrow,
SKI.
Oddz. sw. Ryty, Mr.. 1oS M. P,
Prczcska, Cecylia Mazurkic-
wicz.
Wicc-prczesowa, Zofia Cora
-lcwska.
Sekr. prot. .Jadwiga Szymkow
ska,
Sekr. fin. Jozcfa Wichcrt.
Kasyerka, Veronica Zagozda
Radnc: Pelagia Przekwas, 10,
fla Sliwihska, Walerya Wojcik.
Marszakinic: Stanislawa Lc-
wicka, Eva BartoS.
Pc instalacyi odbyi sic Vice
Agitacyjny z nastepuj2cym pro-
granlem:
Przewodniczacv Wiecu A. Ma
zurkiewicz, prezcs Oddz. Sw. Ka,
zinierza Kr6l., Mr.. 1O7 NJ. p.
Sekretarzem byt Lud. J.. Paw,
laczyk, sckr. prot. Oddz. Io' NJ,
T.
/. Nova ks. prob, Fran. Cries.
kt6ry zachecai obecnych do do,
brej piracy ola rozwoju Macierzy
Polskiej.
2. Nastepnie move wyg}osi!a
PAM Salomea Urbanska, dyrck,
torka Macierzy Polskiej, powo,
!ujac macierzystki azeby werbo'
wa&y jak najwiecej sj6str swych
i z~najomvch. i zarazem azeby "a
pisywaiy swe dzieci do kolek
Macierzy Pols&iej, azeby urza-
dzaly' rozmaitc zabawki ola die
CT ma gwiazdke. DO tym sposo'
benz MONA powiekszyc ich gro.
no.
3. Deklamacyc po}sczonc ze
Spicwem wykonane zostaly pre-
panienki. Terese Spychalska, Pc
lagie Wichert i ucznia Franci'
Ska Mazurkiewicza. ma forte
pianie przygrywaia panienka Re
zalia Bogucka.
4. Przy koncu programu BYE
NOVA wice-prezesa Macierzy
Polskiej Wojciecha Me~tlkickiego
Nova ia byla bardzo .poruszaja'
ca. Mowca podai ca4y obraz Ma
Clergy Polskiej, czem jest, ma &C
istnieje, dlaczego sic rozwija, il
nietylko opiekuje sic sierotami
lccz stara sic o to, azeby NOV;
polska, nauka i modlitwy polskie
ME byly zaprzestane W szkolacf
parafialnych, przez to, pomag7
ksiezom polskim w sprawie II
trzymania religijnosci i polsko
Sci.
Me dosyG ma tenn, oznajmil p
Menkioki: ,,Macierz Polska zaj
mule sic zbfakana m}odzieza n;
szq, czy ona nalezy do .Macie
rzy" czy ME, ratuje Cd kar "a su
rowych wdadanych ma MIA pre-
seJziow, d~ostarcza Pomocy adwt
kackiej azeby wpiynac ma jei pc
prawe i umoralnienie i wycho-
wanie ma dobrych -Polakow IA
tolikow.
Ma zakonczenie Wiecu powol;
no X. prob. Fran. Grzesia do OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
HEBRON End HAS
EASY WIN OVER
CONY ELEVEN 200

Hebron End with, a sprinklipr Of
hrst team material defeated Cony On
the Reuel Williams field saturd.y
AFTERNOON. Cony was outcfsssea ava
outpiayed from the beginning. The
"atch was somewhat uneven owing
10 the appearance Of more experienced
men from Hebron on the field. Tbn
nnal score was Hebron 20. Conv n
me time consisted Of four eight min
ute periods.
FOR Hebron Hamel featured soar
ing all three touchdowns. Conv beis
"eii at all times and put I'D a stir
game a forward pass from Far
rngton to Holway netting 40 wards
came as a surprise to the yisitors
rms occurred in the second period
In the third period another forward
pass, Brennan to Poor, gave Conv
another 20 yards.
The summary: Hebron-carrol,
Clutter, It: Chernowsky, Babbage. 1t.
Monahan. 1g; Pettingill, Prince. g..
Chandler Carroll. re-: Lewis. ri: Nc
Mulkin' re; Coulter. Neal. qb: Hamei.
Dee, lib; Soule. Winer. RIB; Dee.
Coulter. fb. Cony-Beckett, re: Aus
tin. TT: Hunnewell. re-: Thomas. G.:
Newman. is; Knowles. 1t; Holway, lie.
harrington. Oh; Poor, RIB; Kennedy.
Roderick. lib; Brennan. 10.
Score-Hetran 90. cony Q. Touch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS

At Orono-Maine 0, Boston Uni
versity 0.
At acknowledgements Y. M.
G. A. College 81 Bowdoin 0.
At LeWiston-Bates "a, Fort Nc
Kinley 0.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 8, Holy
Cross 0.
At acknowledgements SIS, Hobart
z
At Hartford-Trinity IA. Connecti-
cut Agricultural College o.
At Schenectady Middlebury 6,
Union 0.
At New Brunswick, n. J.-Ursinus
IA, Rutgers 7.
At Providence-Brown %, Rhode
Island State 0.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS,
Delaware 0. -
At State College. Pa.-Penn. State
q, Muhlenberg Z.
At Washington, Penna
ton and Jefferson %, Bethany 0.
At Fairmont. w. Va.-West Vir-
ginia IA. West Virginia Wesleyan 0.
At Bloomington, Ind. = Indiana
University AZ, Franklin College 0.
University of Vermont 10. ST.
Lawrence University Z.
At Cleveland - Western Reserve
IS, University of Toledo 8.
At Hiram-Case IA, Hiram 0.
At Berea-Worcester 81, Baldwin
Wallace 0.
Georgia Tech. A. Wake Forest q
North Carolina %; Davidson 0.
University of Tennessee As. Emory
and Henry College 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Fire Whistle Will
Be at New Station

The musical notes of many singJ r
and the fervid offerings of many a
pubiic speaker have been stillcd. in
the days that have gone by. by the 3
O'Clock fire whistle. which holds
sway just at that time at City hall
Augusta audiences have enje,e |
some times the joke on the Perform
er on the stage at City hail when the
whistle blew at that time because they
knew it was coming and tolerat. ed If
But this will soon all be 'rtst. Bn-
cause when the new hartford Tue
station is put into use the fire sta
tons entire equipment, including the
noise will be transferred. TO that place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Davis, 2, Wiggin. Kelly, Gomley.
Goal from touchdowns. Quincy 4.
Umpire. Cook, University of Maine.
substitut!ons-Bate Gomley, Sulli.
van, Rich. ie.; TarY, It.; Seisert, Gil.
patrick. Seager. canty, c; canty,
Peasely, re-; Pierce, IT.; Foynes
Pierce, Finnegan, re-; Kelly, Rounds,
ab.; Redman, lhb.; Finnegan, Farley.
RIB; Moulton. Davis, fb. Fort Nc
Kinley-Kroll, Stanley. re-; Dodge,
IT.; Rottman, re-; Atkinson, c.; Du-
pont, Dodge, lg.; Grimm, It.; Nicker-
son, le.; Apple, RIB: Bermudas. lhb.;
Apply, Grogan, fb. Referee, OBrien.
Lewiston. Head linesman, Carroll,
Bates. Time lam. and 10m. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

ond money and Tidy Peter of the
Hughes Bangor stable third.
Perry Nelson of Dexter got the h'S
end of the purse in the 2:22 class with
Bells Trinity. while Col. AIorriirs To-
lain and Dan Q. End, took The second
and third moneys. Harlem Exp. ,ss,
owned by F. Morang Of be<Ss.> won
the 2:30 race with Col. Morrili's Eva
w, second, Dora Mack owned by
Fred Hanson of Prtsfield third and
Jesse Ward fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Just Sinshine Wins
Hartland Feature

Hartland, Sept. 25-The East Som
erset Fair closed today with a good
attendance and three races furnished
plenty Of entertainment and excite
ment. w. S. Malcolm of Augusta
added another win to the record Of
his fast mare just Sunshine, in the
2:l9 class. May Below, a new horse
to Maine tracks this year. owned by
ID. B. Bearce Of Skowhegan. won Sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

series here winning today O. to 5.
Wards two home runs We're respons-
IDLE TOR Zachary's downfall, the sec
ond homer coming with two on
bases. Quinn eased up in the ninth,
when four hits and sacrifice fly
netted three runs Ruth made one
hit, a double, which bounded off
Judges glove and scored on Peckin-
paugh's single. Score:
Washing'n 900 . 5000 3-5-12-o
New York > 600 . 4 l 0 x-9-12-2
Zachary, Gleason and Picnich;
Quinn and Hannah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Cards 6, Cubs 3

Chicago. Sept. 26-By punching
hits on Tyler in the fifth and on
Martin in the sixth st. Louis scored
enough for a 6 to 3 victory over
Chicago today. Score:
St, Louis % o 3 . 0 0 O-6-11-0
Chicago Il 20 5000 0 o. II
North and Clemens: Tyler, Martin,
CheeveS and O'Farrell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

The underpining % the Hayes res
taurant is forming the foundation as
we'll for huge bill board which is
being put up there. The signboards
when completed will cover thu entire
east side of tue masonry work. faces
the bridge aad will be easily seen
from the street above 1t may be.
also that the high water of the spring
time viii sira i: an annual washing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

One of the biggest pieces If sign
work done in this city for some time
is the repainting Of the automobile
sign on the south side of the building
in which is located p. NJ. Lawrence
Co. The sign has bean painted over
by Raymond Smith. sign painter and
the sign now includes the names Of
the makes 81 ant ,n,oh;Ies uf which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
BELFAST
Cora s. Thaycr

Cora s.. wife of James Tha!d
DIED Friday a, her home in Belfas
She came to Belfast Il years az,
from Providence and is the daushis'
of Simon and Ellen Thornton Iron,
OF that city. She is survived by hei
husband and two children. Mrs
Thayer had been an invalid for sever
al years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Reds s, Pirates 0

Cincinnati, O.. Sept. 26-The Reds
broke their losing streak of six
straight by defeating Pittsburgh to-
day to o. 1t was Napiers fourth
victory in five games since he Joined
the Cincinnati club. Adams was hit
hard. Glasener. recruit, from
Birmingham, took Adams place in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Mrs. John OBrian of this city left
Saturday for Portland where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Guy Lawrence
for a few days. Mrs. Lawrence has
been visiting here and vicinity and
Mrs. O'Brien accompanied her home
by automobile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

The whistle that now ao!ds s0a'
will he removed to its proper pace
Also the moving of the whist! vi
mean the eliminating # the plnp!h-
noise at City hall, which always az
companies the blast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

the fourth and was also hit freely.
Score:
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 900 0 90 TO
Cincinnati O 0O1 x-S-12-1
Adams, Glasener and Schmidt:
Napier and Wingo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Score, Edward Little High q.
Touchdowns, Reagan, Lyons, Stro-
mack. Goals from touchdowns, Stro-
mack 8. Referee. Phillips of Bow
doin. Umpire, Colder of Colby.
Head linesman, Patterson of Bow
dom. Timer. Chandler of Bowdoin.
Time, 10 and I'm. periods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
University of Maine
and Boston University
Play to ScOreless Tie

Orono. Me-, Sept. 95.-University of
Maine and Boston University played
each other to standstill here this
afternoon. the game ending without
score after a fierce battle under
broiling sun.
Neither side was in striking dis.
lance of a touchdown. but each had
one chance for three points by drop
Kicks, both kickers missing the bar.
MAINE. BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

w. j. Warreil of the Adams Co.
left Sunday for Boston, where he will
pass a few days on business in con-
nection with the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

downs Hamel 5. Goals from touch
downs-Soule, Lewis. Umpire. Floyd
Referee. Miller. Linesman. l., Purin-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Jesse Burbank. who is employed in
Jackman was in this city this week
and visited friends and relatives for
few days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
BoWdoin Loses
to Springfield, 21+0

Springfield, Mass. Sept. 2S.-Spring-
field Y. NJ. c. "A. College proved too
strong, for Bowdoin College here this
afternoon in the opening game of the
season and won by a 81 to 0 score
The game was played in intense heat,
the hot weather having its effect on
the playing of both teams and caus-
ing numerous substitutions.
Long runs with Watson. Cammack,
O'Donnel and Schafer carrying the
ball paved the way for Springfield's
victory. Springfield scored two
touchdowns in the first six minutes of
play in the opening period but Bow
doin rallied and the winners could not
score again until the final period.
forward pass after a long run by
Watson netting the score. Springfield
gained at will through the weaker
Bowdoin line. having Is first downs
against two for Bowdoin, one in each
half.
SPRINGFIELD BOWDOIN.
Il. WATERS le. re, Suplit
ADAMS. IL. TT Haines
CoWeIl, lg..... Eames
Gemme, c.. &C, McCurdy
Arms, rg..... Zig. Dudgeon
w. Waters, IT.. 1t. Mason
NaSoii' re-. ......... lie. Parent
O'Donnell, OBJ. .......-qb. Woodbury.
Allen, lib. .......... RIB, Dahlgren
Schafer.' RIB. ........... lib, Morrell
Civelletta, fb. .fb. Bisson
Score by periods: Springfield Il 90:
7-21. Touchdowns. Schafer, Wat
son. Waters. Goals from touch
downs, O'Donnell 2. Cammack Sub
stitutions: Observation-Disclosures for
w. Waters, Cammack for Allen. Hus-
bands for Watson. Watson for Hus-
bands, Drew for Watson, Delao for
Allen. Allen for O'Donnell. brennan
for Cowell, Mooney for Arms. -Bedell
for Gemme, Gemme for Bede1l, Cowell
for Mooney, Arms for brennan. Ward
for L. Waters, Denny for Arms. Bow
doin-Morrell for Miller. Perry for
Mason. Putnam for McCurdy, Smith
for Woodbury.. Miller for DahIgren.
Referee. Carpenter. Worcester Tech.
Umpire, Keegan. Chauncy School
Head linesman, Madden, Amherst.
Time, 10 and 5 minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

D. ". Luce. who has been a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A.
Walker. left Sunday night on his re-
turn to New York City.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Edith Thompson of Lewiston
passed Sunday with her brother,
Coach C. r. Thompson of Cony High
at his home on Stone Street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Morse High Buried
bY BOWdOin Second

Bath, Sept 25-Morse High opened
it's football season here this after
noon by dropping a game to the
Bowdoin Seconds, 81 to o. The locals
were outweighed by at least 20
pounds per man. but put up game
fight all the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Brunswick H. S., BY Fl to 0

Brunswick, Me, Sept. 25-Bruns-
wick High lost it's opening football
game of the season today, being de-
feated by Edward Little High of
Auburn 81 to 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Mr.. Lawrence is agent. The sign is
about is by 60 feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Leod 1t. Hussey lg. Levenson C. Strout
re, Dresser, 'Finnegan re. Wood, Nc
Cobb, Taylor, Thomas lib, Small
O'Brien RIB. B. T.: ONeil re, Muller
TT, Vitriolo c. Barrett lg Steans lie.
Lyons OBJ. johnson RIB. Shepard lib.
Referee. OBrien, Boston A. A. I'M
pire. Sanborn. n. HI. State. Head
linesman. Kelley, Portland A. C. Time,
1e and 10m. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

LOCAL NOTICE
Dance tonight at Union Hall. Doug
las Orchestra. sep21dl,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Yankees 9, Senators 5

New York, Sept. 26-New York
leld Washington even in their final
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27

Q The man who advises you to in
vest to develop Maine water power
is surely advising you for your own
best interests.
Y He is advising you for the states
best interests---and thus in the long
run, for his own best interests.
Y He knows and you know that
the future Of Maine is bound up with
the development Of Maine power.
VI He may know Of plenty Of West
ern and Southern power companies
that are bidding high for Names
investment money. Yet he knows
that your future and Names future
will be brighter and that in the long
run you will be richer through an
investment in Maine power.
trail Maine Powell Company 7fs Preferred
Stock The price is $1O7.5O share-the yield
is 6ha net. Will not this investment in
Maine prosperity pay you better in the long
run than some investment to build the South
West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-27
Bates 81, Fort Mckinley 0

Lewiston. Me. Sept. 25 = Bates
opened it's football season at Garcelon
Field this afternoon, defeating the
soldiers from Fort Mckinley, "a to 0.
The summary:
I, A
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Central Maine Power Co.
Augusta, Maine
COUPON

COUPON
Central Maine Power Company Augusta, Maine
Please send me information about your security as
an investment for Maine people
1870 :. :. -. :. :. :. :. -. :.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-24

Old Pussyoot Johnson department trying
theory that the red the British
Over edge boy successful The
loving acrmoy and the stein The booze industry
pharmacists all the hack
But keeping the dry pulling silk
shirt mad porcupmes back
A prescription the Open Soum with the oil
syllable that unoks the door In the original babe
Sesame wheat Souame Both
now are being rubbed against it.
old family and he prsscribes little hzz Instead of writing
the cbb tickets
apotecay Underground Railroad
the through all the of
stagger back looking
bage board.
When cashng check the
the third the officials The Government keeps Of
that sold who looks upon tape
when it is red.
Some the of TenaAy N j. print
the all the bar
big list because enahy isn't big No citizen
could grab snter the village glue The still
while the honest villagers sleeping while the snoring
Tenafy bay hounds have been working
bound eoutonize the red industry Here
anybody we buzzed
Side Swpe Side Swpe ntenperance that acts lust
the sounds It's recipe Nobody knows how
son Two drinks Gates Ajar The third drink
Jump Steady Yeah One OF Jump Steady will
the world Should be taken with paid-up in
Wood acohols chaser compared with Jump Steady
Wolf Syrup Farmers used this poison rats but now
its good to i