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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
GOOD GAMES
FOR SUNDAY
Ida May at Traction Pard
and Traction Team at
Blackstone.

Two good baseball games for Sun;
dsy are now booked for the fans Of
the county. Ida May and Monongah'
ancient rivals will battle at Traction
park at $3.50, and the game is sure
to be hard fought. The last time the
two teams came together, rain halted
the contest with the score a tie, 50
each team will be out to gain the
decision on Sunday. Pitching selec-
TONS for the contest have not been
announced.
Will endeavor to get revenge from
the local Traction team for the de
feat handed the Consumers at South
Side park last Saturday afternoon.
the game going to the local lads 1913,
with much free hitting on both sides.
Burns will likely pitch for the Trac-
tIon boys, while Brentwood may be
on the mound for the Consumers. II
these men oppose each other and are
in ton notch form runs and hits Will
likely be few and far between.
Special service on the Traction
lines viii be given to both points Sun
day afternoon, so the fans NAV al
tend either game in comfort.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
Send Footballs
To Star Players

Homer Martin, Wildly Neale and
Eeorge Hill, all three Of whom are
booked upon as first rate prospects
Tor the Mountaineer Varsity football
team this fall, were mailed regula-
hon football today for their use dur
ing their spare moments during the
ii IS recognized that somebody
mnst step into the breach lett by
Rodgers and King IN the forward
passing department and It Is most
likely 10 be one Of those three men.
Hence the desire Of Coach Mclntire
o. have them get every minnie pos
Hible Of work with the oval.
A little later In the summer It Is
planned to send balls to other Var.
slty men 80 that when they report
for training camp September sixth
Iiey WIZ bein shape 10 set the pace
6dr III the newcomers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

Traction Company will play the
Bando on Monday.
At the close Of the conference. Mr..
Moore again gave Boiler to under.
stand that he (Bohlerl was boss Of
the ball park this summer. and that
any games played by lhe Traction
Company would be played at the hour
set by Mr.. Boiler.
The meeting adjourned shortly be-.
fore noon. The conference has put
the Traction Company, the city
league and the public on a basis
where there should be no further mis-
understanding on the subject.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

Avery acute case Of misunderstood
ing on the part Of President G. NJ:
BOILER OF the city league in regard
TO how the new Traction team and the
Traction Company authorities view
the City league, caused Mr.; Boiler
10 issue q statement for publication
! in The West Virgfnian yesterday
which did injustice to the new team
and the N. V. T. authorities.
This morning Messers Boiler Of
the City league, E. B. Moore, general
manager Of the Traction Company,
Howard Hardesty, manager OF tne
Traction team, held a long confer
ence and when It was over all mis-
/ understandings which may have e1-
listed before the meeting had been ad-
justed and the situation made perfect
ly clear.
In his statement yesterday. Mr..
Boiler said that the Traction team
had demanded that the Traction
Clarksburg game tomorrow afternoon
be scheduled at 3 o'clock. and this
would make impossible any city
league game tomorrow: also 1t was
intimated that the Traction people
were planning to cary out the same
plans on other Saturdays and tnat
the existence Of the city league was
threatened thereby.
Mr.. Moore pointed out very clear
" the position Of the Traction PEG.
ME at the meeting this morning. II
is the desire Of the Traction Com
Dany. as a public spirited organiza,,
tion to do all in its power to aid eno
not to hinder the city league. and he
declared, as did Manager Hardesy'
that the company had never demand.
ed that the game be played at 3
O'clock or had never tried TO inter.
fere in any way with the plans OF
the city league. So
It was further stated By Mr.. MooIe
that II would have been Impossible
for the Traction Company to have de
manded any time that the game
should be played. Over a month ago
il was plainly stated. Boiler had been
ciyen complete authority over the
South Side park for the summer and
had full charge Of the calendar Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
Will BRING
SPEEDY TEAM
ClarBburg Seeks a Victory
Over Traction Toss

According to an announcement
made this morning by Manager
Howard Hardesry OF the new Traction
team, which will meet the Clarksburs
teamh an independent game at South
Side park tomorrow afternoon, the
ClarHburgers will come "loaded for
bear" and will present their best line
up against the local aggregation. A
large delegation Of rooterS will come
with the Clarksburg team to pull for
victory for the Harrison county me
tropoHs bunch.
Il is announced that McKenstry will
DO on the mound for the Traction
team, which make certain that the
pitching end Of the game will be well
handled from the local side. Whitney
It Is announced, will oppose him on
the mound. Z.
While the local team has been de-
MED many practice sessions on ac-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
Some Local Sport Chatter

Rttbrealy true that BIZ Dax.
scn has signed up with the Reds as
d believed 81 those who know him
best to be The case, the many friends
Of he university and local star VIZ
wish him well. BIZ Is q good ba!!
player, and under Moran he 'soon WI
Eel ali the polishing Of needed 70
make him dtin the fast circle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
BALL GAME
FUSS FIXED
At SESSION
Traction Company Has
Played Fair With City.
League
woGAMEs

At a conference this morning
between Traction officials and
President Boiler, Of the City
league, the Traction company men
stated they had no desire to inter,
fere with City league games and
never had any desire to 90 80.
They told Mr.. Boiler to name the
hour for the Traction Clarksburg
game tomorrow. Four o'clock
was selected as the hour: The
Prints and Wholesalers will play
at two o'clock, game to be called
at $3.50, at the suggestion OF tne
president Of the league, so second
game can start on time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

games to be played there. The Trac-
ton Company so far as baseball
games At South Side park is concern
ed has no more say in the matter
Than any other outside team that
might want to arrange a game At the
bali mark. When the Traction Com
pany wants to put on an exhibition
game they mist secure permission
from the president Of the city league,
MT. Boiler, and play the game at the
time he sets; and II has been the
stand Of the Traction Company nom
The first not to interfere with city
league games IN any manner.
From now on, Mr.. Boiler should
understand the situation perfectly
and not be under the impression that
the Traction Company is trying TO
interfere in any manner with the city
league.
Some days ago, arrangements were
made between Hardesty and Boiler
for the postponement Of the Bando-
Traction game for tomorrow after
noon until Monday evening and the
substituting Of the Clarksburg. Trac-
ton game. Hardesty was willing to
play the special game at any time,
and II was thought that every thing
was understood perfectly. Hardesty
was called out Of the city for a few
days, and in some manner. through
persons not in authority. President
Boiler got the impression that the
Traction Company was cracking
down" on the league. and set off the
fireworks in the paper Yesterday.
At the conference this morning
Bohle. was told to pick his hour for
the city league game tomorrow, and
the Traction team would put on theil
game whenever ne said so. It was
finally decided to stage the Prints
Wholesale game at 2 o'clock, game
to be called at $3.50 and the other
game to 90 on at 4 o'clock. The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

A little freefm-a1l fight after the
RedSPMls game yesterday served 70
celebrate the dropping Of the Pills
into The cellar. Nothing Ike giving
the baseball public a run for the
money.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

According to announcement made
this morning, Burns will be on sec
ond base for the Traction team TO-
morrow afternoon against Clarks'
burg. Burns ability to bit makes him
needed in the lineup some place when
he Is. not pitching.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
We&vtEinia Preshies should DO good
work on the gridiron this fall.

Some one asked Wagner, Of the
Ovens Bottle company llS night why
the girls game was not played last
evening want EN- to ply IN bath
lng sufts?" was his answer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
erpnNc iNEANT.

DIES HOMES. = Despite the fact
fhst twilight baseball is In It's infancy
here Il Is established on q solid basis
nov. Games are being parouSed
ipn'l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
neNNy WEll PAID.

BENToN HARBOR. = Champion
Benny Leonxd will receive $500 per
minnie for defending his title hero
5InIy S aZainst Charlie White. The
I1ranse Of the show Is $4,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
illpnR1ANT DATE

NEW YORK-NeW YrkersregHd
J Ne date d tie signing Of Babe Ruth
.. 6 Yankee cnntra6 aS Important y
iiiS siguing q any7other date m:tAe
country 3 history.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

There Is little indication Of rain this
morning. and possibly baseball can
be resumed at South Side park this
eTentn&.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

The Pirates dropped the,iast .game
OF the eastern trip and return to
FORBES Field today to meet the Cubs
one game below the 500 mark.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Detroit at st. Louis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

Possibly the gate receipts. would Be
larger II they did.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
IA How THEY
2SEAD!
cITYLEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULT
No game scheduled.
GAME TODAY.
=. n N. Co. vs.. Owens.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburgh, 2.
New York, 8; Boston, ].
Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 3.
st. Louis, Z; Boston, 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

Wouldn't it be funny L Owens de:
feated Mining MACHINERY tonight!
But look what the Bando did to
Wholesalers, and the run they gave
the Classics for their money recent
Anyhow we will know BY 8 O'Clock
what they did, or did not do.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Boston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
FANS THROW BRICKS.

YAKIMA. Wash.-Despite the fact
that this is one Of the greatest apple
Countries in the world fans preferred
bricks to throw at an umpire they dis
liked.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

Traction
RELATED TO BABE

oK1 ..HoMA CITY. = Charles =.
Pntb n this city, claims 70 20 an 90
unciein.law Of Babe; Charles :.s. = 49,. sSss
Ruth's nickname Of Babe was sl'el
him on account Of his stature
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
RllckEYEs LEAD.

AKRON. = Dick Hoblitzers ball
team has made a name as being the
homerun club Of the International
league. Shields, Shannon and Thorpe
lead the parade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25

VIM. Ward Lanham in.chrse, the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

( YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit, 5; st. Louis, 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27
GIRLS Club NOTES

The Augusta Gir7s' Community
Club Is sending Fwo asaesaIss
AdsIins Johnson. president and
Louise Folsom. 10 the sennnn Stare
nesting or Directorate Of the MassE
chuSE1rs League of Elr5s' Clubs.
which If 70 be held n the Eiras' C1itv-
Cfuh. 5 NswpErv street.. Boston.
November -
The STAKE -nea11nE VIII he held IN
r-ae evening, proceeded u the aI-Rr-
npon by T. National Lsague Auxiliary
5ag-SS messing Al lale Auxiliary
3nz-d the question as % hsw nanr
dEshEH-es eBcn club can send 70 the
1sta National Cony ar11un TO BE- hs5d
e. VEssar College IN 7ang IS 10 be
aiscusss.a AT the State Erat-e71rlE in
the eFenInE the g,r3 delegates VIII be.
asked ID consider Lae matter Of club
1nes 10 their state and national or
carnations and plans FIR raising tsis.
ouGEeg OF their state organization IN
he used IN SUPERVISION al clubs a.
f'eaor established ana organizations
or new clubs Throughout me state
for whiGsa Massachusetts LaaEas Of
tsly.as' Clubs has increasing calls
The council fEr .he club secretaries
Of the Massachusetts League aT tzirls
Gibbs VIII be attended by MISS Cor
Time L. Palne Saturday She VII
airs az1suu the meeting sf the difxsr-
-rTz1e N the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27
Merchant Eaiia1,s National
Service Bureau ORGANIZED

Cincinnati. O. NgT- @h---s- T't'r.s'<sr'ttSs
egr 4 group u business men pi7arulr-
eussr sderats bed with the wnoitssaie
,yses.Issn ana trimming industry AND
3ss6irls rsetaIl 5lealars. here has bean
,yran.zea l+le Merchant TAlln1,s' Va
tsuusI Ssr~race Bureau.
Tfras Z. h.1ger. president ~ l-is
g5srv.aarsr TallnrS' Designers Aasof1h-
rFs.n. xt,5et, Is affiIiR1ed WITH the new
o,,--a nj Zsttpu. explained thai the onsessl
af-he bureau IS Tp Cpnnsact a e;E'unllN-
v,1e agwsrzislnE czInpz1E1 VIII NE
T,1.a.nF.st II mind of presenting ID ne
Genera public the tr-le 1a1ts -ssEsarzilns
AZ merchant tailoring znuiis1-T
Members al the following uIT==2-Iiisfi :
77uns mas thus tar jnipen forces WIFE
ne Aerc.aan1 TallpT's' Designers As
s4.s.,gfjen ana ne Bureau Aaaonai
Nopien ana Trimming Assor1fiIi N
~araQr1si Association oi Mfs1,iAna
-ra5lS,,s- d America Pacific CnElsI
Merchant Taaia1s' Assof,iHI1Esn anu
g.sz-ersi Smaller ANTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

The Turks are nuw holding horse
--acas on me plain known Rs the
Campus ahEsur tan miles tram Gun
the ]eEinns af me Ezslesl empire
were -narSalilsd The racing VI hu--
stss there was discontinued after ths
A-znisrioe- hut nUw has been resrrsd
with 1ae introduction of A-aalan
nurses 0ncs attended by the Sultan
and princes Of rhe imperial family
Tns races are npw pxr-uniEed nv al
nR1lRmRsitles including rne armies of
occupation as well zs q sprrnklfnE
al Turkish wEanen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27
All Souls Church
Iaymen Service

On sunday murn1nE TIM -,srxalsx.
muruluE stz-1ce NJ An Spuas= church
VII - whuily In cczxEr uf r<r--e
T0u1x hymen, AL of rh- uf5r=rx IN
An 01nis Ehnpfer d o. Tuirxssan
LzEmsmlE LazEue- Tne general n
reEaanm of the sesw1ca WIN he in the
hanfas af FrxEmzA Buzr. ssssmea nv
C1autnn h Ihnmrsum ann Guy c.
1sUuEnIlsR a wuza nf exuixux-sxu
IN ragzzd 10 TINS sarvare may BIZ in
tEzeEz1ng- Eor nanxsr rwp wears. the
iREmsn uf -1ae Unitarian aennrnina-
1ann nare bAksns al wofk fiersssur
meRus ann mFzhDds To sssscure the IN
tsEsH ami Ecr1re coprEnzzaun ST its
fz5mEn- dlreE11r. IN liz werk- THE
les1ksr. Of the movement hHve -ssl-
lne1 AZ ministers have always Be-
1cro6 rnsE npr unly their own de-
nomination. hut all ths dsnurninn-
tannD IN wel. need and musr hare -sre
unrdiAl znn hearty suupsr- of sax=ner.
Y me work nf the ChraS1iHn church
rs 70 ae czsraed ON as Il ought ana
muM be Co mssH the nHsas of 1hs eirsv-
out nj rs1is realization mas rulns the
Q Unitarian LzymEns League, which
has 1sT ehHpfes II the limited Sta-ss
and CauanR- They're bringing TO q
successful canrluEiun. IN wtirh Al
souls tsf1Tlrcn has gvHr- subscribed It's
sfzzs- campaign uf S:3phH sbB I'd
further religions wurK.
LzymEn ara fzlzing par- N fhH
work ut The churches and discovering
TINT af-s-- al l1e nrohle1ns N the
average minister were mn SO sirnufe
as as az times believed. or his WORK So
sHsr as Il appears 10 BE- In s;aur-
II p being tnund olu thar zf1e wurK
n me ministry Is baang effectively
increased by Eood hacking f-orn me
laE7nHn- So rhsn 10 help in This gHn-
ar2l campaign 1nr Isae revival Of in
7eFesr N the wurK Of me church all
Z u11zr1fn churches during rae month
Of November ara hplding lay-nen's
SERVICES On ane sunday IN 1ne nurlfsl
and II lis IN conformity with TINS iEiea-
that All Souls church announces rs
2Hyznens sarrlce far 1umor-'ow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27
Builfghfing Welcomed In
Mexico as Baseball Would
Be By Average American

Asxiao City. N1r II fBr The As
spLaR1s.d Press "A nelacAn fans never
welcomed ne opening Of rae sasaaHIl
szsasan with Tnu1e enthusiasm than
1nd e,nr-iIia" lere,S n L19e Mexican
capital E,-eFG the return pf ffnfiEEhrs.
sa4lsr 4uni ssel-rs OF plniniIfaun- F1Arn-
m uiaczrl1s IN eszErT hraIbasrd an
nuanoad taa1 II TGeo" the huge
2Hn rEng here would again bs the
sgseae oi oaT11e % death ma the news
z4,s.,-s IN news stur1es anu editorials
he,zllCitfE rlF opening 81 ne season,
wfnfsn Was ausn5ri8asiv 1uauEufz.ad
t.1s tartar part If October End VIII
.'-rIn until ne laTzar par ~ TArua,T.
During Ills pH,apa sumo ~ Lne
wor3d's best maIadur's- rnr,s1 Of wslurn
have beam hghnnr n Spain. VIII au-
neHr- Among those whah ave fsssn
engaged Il 5zlney Bgsoes ara AdnIfp
saaosna- E1nesio Pastor LElE Freq
Fernando Aznilis-fE ana dIIan SilvfeTa.
The opening Of the Season wT-s1
~ilrta1. Mexican farsr1fH. AND Al
geltste." q spanish y7CTnnEs-et. appear
NJ JnnIlv WAS d festive ,Gysstsian.
AZ the las1 moment there MAD benn q
dlsE4E- cement WIFI rne government
ap1h as te yfH amount Of 1Rxtss 70 ne
paid ny the pYurnufess ana as 10. r.le
safely OF unmHnss zlnpilineG1.z.
which for alnasi four wears has bean
z practical dfsase
AL difficulties were finally TanUTaea
lEnd SfinrtI- a1Tsr,1ppn found . isti0
cheering Spectators awaiting c1s en-
trance ri TlR first BuH. DIPLOMATS
high federal ann civic uffitaals. the
CITY S sugTial zr-sIosIsacy pRad f1reir SIX
ptssus each ID SCI N tne snane and
watch the sIsegtacie winnie several
Thousand paladns {-aEnsA were glad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

SCT-TE CssNEREE A-1nNA church
James L EIsnf1- d L. pRssVssz Morn
ng SsrTIGH. IA4sa. <FsyvruA "a ne can-
ffug1ati Sv P-oE- Il. e. -IfDr Of Calhs-
aiftsar a11Er morning s-syTace, Sun-
GAY schao5 N gaEpsl al L.
PENNEY MEMORIAL United
BAPTIST church Suntisv 1880 a
Wz1srv1lle. npnn. ohluc.a stinsUd: 6-z5
P M 7 P. :. - Z. In. evening SER
vice. crrnnusr al ur Rev N c. El1nlERx.
prayer meeting. I'D p IL Nt-tinesesBr
SAINT MARKS ciurxsh Pheasant
szrrez- nHgr winthrop street. Rev. f
g.-srurrLulur, -sb A. M church sctlD{d-
7n.aS 4 M. u1z--ns zzlu sas-DDn- 80
P M. evsnsNlE auu szrznDn. MIC
wesk services TnessiHT st Andrew s
TussriaF az SEEirI Marx Home. q - a.
NJ morning ssrSaeR- A1.rsiEi stsT1eeS
Wednesday ami FrsdgE-. litaIy al Ia A
M. TllursliAE- huIF communion II
SAINT RARSA3AS, chapel. Bangor
street, s1a P Ia. church sg.nuDI en
P M evening TllIves-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 5ncief7-. Nil
iRrns szr-%1- Services Al 1A-.A sub
Iex2 Ancient azu Modern N.st-olnan-
,rr A-IEs MeSrue-zsIn ann ES7unuisszn.
Denounced Sunday sz.soEsl- lh-"bt les
rmuuiEi meeting "Wednesday al
su'cinEk. Reading ,roE'ln Ri ne Chris
rsHn Science chapel open SE1urEiaa-s
PRoGHEssTvE SFIRT-TALISTs
q A. R. hail SEnftET ssrTlKes 80
ana 80 rs uEl,A, .--r-c,7y--
EPISCOPAL church. Rsy. " j. -A9'-
tina uxsfnr- Worship and sss-noE,
1h.s;e a M cturr.n scnpr1i. - M. Lf'-
worth, Ls&gus. ESP P ID, sospsa ser
virA. 7-.sb p M: PRAYER ana praise
serviee "Wednesday T-Sn 2 M, Ee--to-
sssftes- II the men of the church Mon
saEr 6-.b In church vesgI-w. RsE. ]. M.
Ar--ssrx uf Portland will a+ tf1e speaker
FIRST BAPTIST cfgnrx:s. Winthrop
srrsss- veSf--@ Eer. E. E Calder : :.
M and 80 p Ii. Special MUSIC
WINTHROP STREET TNTEER-
SA-IE- church Rev a F-z-nrlg Watch.
minister Sunday service al 1h-.b with
sssy-nun fJr the minister. ruyIic. Can
We he THANKFUL IN me Na0sI 81
Plenty: Sunday School 81 l.. L 2
e L HI 6-cB.
ALL SOILS r-,Eurrt1 fTnltssaKns.
Rev. PAM & Thnlpn- minister 1bSh
A n fLxTynef SUNDAY. morning
service IN charge NJ -e1e snrt3csgs ~ AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27
BAD BLOOD


" 1t-i as4r n sgruTzIia stores bniis
Hnu e--lprlnns or as r7neEalnAr1pn
with EgonlzinE pains and ACHES IN
lmrs- lplnrs or muscles SIS carar-sa
with IFS uisELgr4safa3e infzzmma11rn
and dissshsrGe- IN disturbed ciEes-
t5en. or dragging agwn aesllisr ana
ured 1eeiing-if Is cDr-ec.et By
Hoods SErsaDsr1flR rfaHr nsrr
economical and FsIiRbls hsossi rem-
eEiv and building I'D tonic Thpn-
sanas ase TINS menicane ana nralse
81 for wunueg-ul resief- Made f-um
me ness vainzkie remedies that
ahTsacaanE knpw and unuzralsesed
IN character arxlaw. taste AND CUT
z-srs Driver When n csshsrrsr -
ue+.aex are Foods Fffls:-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27
FINE PROGRAM FOR BOYS
MEETING AT~1- TO-DAY

THE Bsrs attending the regular SsG1-
-srIfKr morning IL O'Clock TnssI4as al
Llas y" hniIulng EcsxiGr viii Listen a.
All address wei worth hearing. iztsHr-Ee
~. Clarke NJ the augusta Chamber ui
C1nnunssge VII SPEAK. taking for mis-
subJt.e1 Persona. ny. I.4e s5'thtest 7 az
-Ur IA Business" Mr. Clark AWAY
En- interesting s7ltss-i-t,- VIII De r,EilI Ai
1aulne when Il cannes X adEiresss4,lE
'bDg's. Far q number II TsA.-s he YVES
tne plls 4lr=s-or st AaE1rs Ell
SEMINARY wueI= 1e INST with sTsa,-v
SUCCESS IN handling rolInE rBen and
wntsr7e bE 7JtsTss,nl4 experience he came
70 know ana understand r1Ie nature
and disposition af 8ry2s EzE -AIiz THIS
morning promises "a l,s Of Jte T7-stst
M ss~e.sizrE rarIt.Ts- and All issrE7 siEuI.la
make = special efUrr u ne presa,I--
sss-e1 s<aG1rr C,ondpr has s+gEcrsss ID 1ine
re-t-i az PIN ures winch WI re huwn
al Ihp tslose If ne meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

"a ST. Ii Ehe sun and pay TWO nesus
each for The privilege II WAS z EAlR
aGy Ead SIX bulls ware dispatched n
ys.EsEu'a time
HoIftE-fs ara ns-3a On Sunday after
nnuns and an ire days nj f1Hs-a and
Aexlrs CiTv's glorious winter Season
wanrn admits 81 no ram assures psr-
1ss'r weather six bulls sre generally
killed anu clever mA-a1urs VII ceIn-
pjfs7e the mil N Ell hour ana d nal
szapnA- PasIUr, Freq and Bslnanie are
SAID 70 receive truln <z.eb To z-2-ft'a
pt-sss -at1a lar an afternoons wgslsz-
% cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

Physical L3il-sc9sr z Ii ss1ihsnvl af
-hs. / ID. - - vino is e1ser EnInllf III
e,f rtle Cravings 01 THE N0nnE element
for r'sa--ss13on and spurt. his again
arranged for N sf1ss.1pnn u run al
me 'SZ-F' building tLtitaT. There VIII ne
gym WORK ana games Of different E1fifiS.
with swimming CONTESTS IN the pppl-
The at1.E.ir2es VIII begin a. o'clock
and ttlfsr'e VIII ~ sstInrttnnE dtahg HIl
the gS1eg,1uon for l,avs Of al ages