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Mountain advocate., 1920-06-18
II Got Real Mad When 1 Lost My
Setting Hen," Mrs, Hanna

81 went into the hen-house one
morning and found my favorite set
ter dead. 1 got real mad. Went to
the store, bought some RAT-SNAP
and in a week | got six rats. Every
body who raises poultry should keep
RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 25c, soc
$1.0O, Sold and guaranteed by Cos
fellow Drug Co, and Wilson Brosz
ADV.
Mountain advocate., 1920-06-18
LITTLE INDIAN CREEK

w. P. Engle was in Wilton Satur-
day.
Mrs. Archie Williams and son Ray
mond, of Corbin, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. E. X. Williams.
Mrs. Clara Carter has been visit
ing her mother who has been very
i'll.
Miss Ida Hubbs was the guest Of
Miss Ada Wells Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Archie williams and Mrs. X.
s. Williams visited Mrs. Solomon
Wells Monday.
]. T. Manning and W. M. Terrell
were In Corbin Saturday.
Miss Bessie Wells was the guest
of Miss Viola Burke Sunday.
Best wishes to the Advocate.
Mountain advocate., 1920-06-18

II you like the Advocate, tell
others. Costs $3.50 a year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Wilson Writings
to Help Candidate
Cox In Campaign

a asiIln-rur. Sept. .S-t9-eslusnI
Wilson rook ms first active part 70
day II ne Presidential caInnal On
Re mad Secretary Turn illtr write -zlF
lrsT u series Of documents re-
-ar-lnE me League Of Nations ana
other punlC questions winch i IS
proposed 70 Issue from the White
Eouss % further the candidacy ef
Governor Cox
The doCunenT was the form OF q
ie1-sr n z II. Swa-rz Of Los AnEe-
discussing me IRISH quesF1Rn
Mr.. Swar-r rad Written the p-esn-
dent some Republicans commended
mat I INT League COZ enanT was
-aCtiea with A---icie X IN 4 TINS
country -'wouid ne bound % support
England L hulding ireland unaer
SUB tt.c:Tors.-
In his is--er Of ~epiy Al, TumuItv
called attention 70 ce-TaIn quesr uns
ana answers wTra reference 10 A.
t1cIe X, ana the question IF self
deter-nlnauo which were made
public N the President winnie ne was
On MS western TRIP IN the league =
year ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Irish Reprisais
Not C0untenanced
by English Govt.

LONDON. sept 2S-EepfTsaIs N Ire
and ara neither connlVea al nor sup
ou,--.a ~ the government il was de-
cia--nti ioriav by Sir HanHr t9reer-
woud chief strreraT-.' for Ireland. ne
made ms statement IN -eptE 10 me
storm uf criticism winch has heerl
-a!sen in the British press OVER the
recent declaration II General -lr We
VILE Mac-eaciv commander Of Ihe
-7llita1-v forces n Ireland. VINO vas
auufcd n an Intar-lew as saving That
,eu~isals ware not aCIuateti by any
SCI policy II the government but thai
the situation nlErI bes,nrne such.~ 7
ne guerilla warfare If me irish re
publican army continued. tts1 repl1s-
AIS would be necessary.
There IS no rr-I,h IN lhe allegation
nat ING government cannivei al on
supports reprTsaIs declared Sir
F7arnar IN -pdav statenellt, rnadg
public n spe{.a communication 70
q ne Pail Mail GaEeT1e- The govern
menI condemns rveprl sals, have lssue@
orders cnndelnnlnE thern. ana nay
taken steps 70 prevent rhcrn.
'Nearlv 1ea policemen haze oee-l
brufally murdered 1--WE Recently in
Clare on one dag By expanding hnl-
cts resulting in horrible EnuTilatiun.
IN spite Of thu in1nierahie proroca~
ZION. me puiice forces maintain t41ear
discipline. are increasing IN nurnte,
ana efficiency and command ne sup
-.as-- ~ .zseear--- tgxx-aSl f8fur s-tri~ery7
The uurnner If aIie-na rFprissls II
few and tne damage done eXagEe-aI
Ell"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Pitcher Cicotte and Fielder Jackson Of Chicago
American Team Own Up to Crooked Deal in 1919
Worlds Series With Cincinnati Grand Jury
Indictments Against Both and Six Of Team
mates Owner Comisky Suspends Stars,
Smashing Chances Winning Pennant
ENTIRE n. Y.
CLUB OFFERED
C0MISKY

New York, Sem. ia -sis-
gran, offering ID place the entire
Ne.s York Arne-car Baseball
learn ~ -1e dispusai 81 Charles
q, Co-ntsty, VINO tonay suEpenr-
81 seven az IT'S players inuic.eu
m conrer-ion WITH ailened Ts3nu
! d garnes ~s5 ss-t tonlar- . tire
White Sos club owner ~ Jacoo
Supner- ana :. - -us-on. own
e-s u t'1e Yar.es stub. IRE mes.
sage -oiio~s
Your action - SUBSCRIBING
PLAYERS Inoer SUSPICION. although
Z wrecks your entire orgarixa-
tior ana perhaps your c1sr's1sn
IRE work, nut only challenges
our admiration out esoites our
sympathy ana 1eynsnus our Srae-
l7q terrible sacrtnCs 20 pre-
serve t7e integrity u the game.
So grave anu unforeseen an srnsr-
1e7Uy -enuI-es unusual rerne-
uies.
-srs-o-r- - oruer frat you
may 7iag out your scfeuuie ara
: necessary the Wo-'u series.
cur entire club s aiacea a. your
nispnsai. We are Sorfldnur t-st
Cleveland spor-s--ausr7Ip slll 7u1
pe--rIt you = lnse ~ default ana
will welcome -t1e arrangement.
We 7re equally Ge-at, TINT any
techr1raiIties = Carrying = out
can De "ssuiiy overcome ~ &c
nov ~ ere National co1rnIs-
SION"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Nominee Ell n e
Touches on Demo-
cratic Extravaganza
i'm Wheeling Address
Country Back to
Sound sine SIS
Basis on March 18th
Next - Six Speeches
During Day In " est
Virginia

Wheeling. VI va Sept. @E.-DeclR--
me rhaI DeInpUrallc extra -aEance
ana acknowledgement mad brought the
nation % me brink nj financial ms
aste-. Senator Harding toid an audi
ence af several thousand he-e To-
uIg.lr that che Republican par-y pro
posed 70 InauE1rate poiIcr II anon
ornv ana efhClenCr LhaI would pu1 ne
whole federal government N d sound
business basis. The Republican nom
nee quuIeu T~easlITy- IsDarr71F1It fig
ures 70 support MS charge Ut uuwar-
ranIed expenditures ann assar-ed tha.
one effect Of ting administration 8 pro
pusal fur q new .ssue " -reasurv
certificates weula oe IA -ur-her handi
cap me money Tnarke- ana g nUrnase
Lhe pE,sT OF living re errr5CIzed
President Nllsan Tor his vetu Of ne
bud-e- nil passau bv me asst Re-
publican congress and promised mar
A budget system Wuuie be one on ing
first Policies In1uErTated 81 new
'4serEbliCaz anTnInl 81 IA t4tsfl.
-sanra Towards -,saErsr
Mess We heck the existing evs-
tern Of waste ana extra -aEance." he
sand. We shall run head-nn MO dis
asteT. We have heard during me
lasi few DAYS from ne Democratic
administration 4, W,asnln Erun tnat i
neads nurp -npneH. more money A.
waEs nprH MONEY And during these
same days We have heard from
Democratic candidate mai f ne IS
alerte-1 u ne presluenCv ne VII GIVE
In me 0nnple uf -h}s .-ouut-,- aun-
CO. system surr AS the present pres
den1. with whom ne saTs he e II ac-
-orcl. -a7ec-ed last June.
SIX spsecnes During Day
7ardInc's speet.n here was ne sixth
n had delivered during me aay 7
West Virginia. CrosslnU f-oIn Bait
mora during ne morning ne made
snpr- ~ear platform -aiks 20 crowds al
Grafton. Falrnunt. Manningtur.
Cameron and dounusvjlle assaijin=
-he lapo~ ,rovislous NJ the peacr
= eat-- and declaring that -hr Demo
cratic administration might easp ne
coal situation If II c.1nER uy n-okjnE
the ear allotment prov sIors If -he
Cumrr7l rs Esun Railway Bill.
Al numerous points where MS
tram ana nor stop crowds We're n me
stations hoping 70 eaten glimpse n
MN ana Wheeling ne was weicorn-
"a n -umuious fashion as M ron4
through ne streets. Most nj the al
ternoon ht rested az a motel but ne
fore evening speeches ne renewed
several de4e=a mons Of Republicans
frrarn Pittsburgh ana HrnHr nearr1v
.rr+..s and snook hands w3ttl several
hundred at a pupisC reception.
c. Q. Congress Saved
In MS night speech hrre senator
Continued or Saos Col. ?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
CIcotte Tell of Deliberate Throwing"
of Games for $4,000 Bride Heavy
Hitting Joe Jackson Says He Either
Struck Out or Hit Easy Grounders
and Was Paid s5OO0-- CaRdiI, FeIsch.
RiSberg, Williams, Weaver and Nc
MuI|In Other Players Involved

Chicago. Sept 2s--tBy The Associated Press)-Indict
ents we're voted baseball stars TO-DAY and con-
LESSONS obtained from Of them. when the od Roman
Charles A COnlsky. Of oft-e charplon Chicago
h-te Sex smashed penant chasing machine % clean I'D
baseball The confessions tod how the asst wears
world series championship Cincinnati fnr money paid bv
gamblers Seven o0x regulars and player COM
the players against bills voted bv the
Cook county jury the Immediately sus
pended by Mr. CoIisk. With his one game behind
league leading Cleveland Indians the White Sex owner
served notice his that i they found
guilty. ne would drive them Of organized baseball for the
of their lives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Cleveland Team
Almost Sure of
American Pennanf

New York. sent --leA- eiRnd
virtually was assured Of .t1e Amer
can LeGgae psnnE11 rodaz- nv the
suspension Of the Chicago PLAYERS in
connection with tne alleged fixing OF
games n ne worlds series lRsr vear
The Indians increased rne}r LEAD
over rne White @ox 70 I fun game
To-Day br defeating - Lauls and
have one game 70 play with st
Louis and four with Detroit
With mos7 Of ttlear regulars
banned. the White Sex. VINO -esfed
today viii ne forced ~ pu1 Il
patched un team ! the field Friday.
fnr tne3r series Of three games with
At LouIs- Cleevland must WIN one
more game than is rival to retain
first place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29

Sounding tlt warning 10 st-uQIAte
lhe aEat against narcotics. against
rlruuine, hearing me good news OF
tae results Of me .uniiee drive were
some OF tho topics Of the afternoon
session Of the irsr uar
Delegates were still dr~gvluC IL 4
late hour IN the afternoon and the
prediction * tnat Defure the con-
venuon Is brought 20 c-ose- ever
county n me state ann maay q nc
local unions VIII bc represented by
one or more delegates
MIS-. Ram Wash OF Nes1brook.
ne suite X r. = T. nus'cai direc-
ny nad enar--e Of tne uuaica. part
of ne Taesas@ meetings and VIII
haa-a char=e throughout me conNeT-
nm ms -apahic little iaCF 7ot
arly mas the anllj1y % bring the ia
ds7az 70 me aru-.l iisIles-n Of singing
,,11 she. herself. has "a deiiCnl-l SO
,,,.arr, vince ana rv4-- mOs1 generous
n her offerings. f7er singing IS Il
--e.ai Measure 20 me ear ana ne'
WORK m he~ official capaciFT $ most
ss+ferr-ve ana efhaenL
giles; 81. T. IL Tse That Binds was
the song INIT opened me afternoon
-,aar-1r DIS Elizabeth = Knight
NJ yxasf f,rauk offered praE-ec- Battle
L----n-7 ri ms. World" WAS sung by
Mrs. p als1.
Iubilee Drive Reports
ra,o-+s rom the ,5lldiee a''ive
y,,s.,,,. z7,.an ny -A3e csuntE- presidents
o- dele-ates and IN q whole me 70
s,,7+e we're most encouraging An
,i--,st.,,rr-,n county represented hE
Ms Nellie z Fellows. pres1 neIlt oI
a,,,,,,-- mas come far short OF whit
me president pUrpostsd n her hear
-ztr nj ten members has been
,,sde and Mrs. Fellows WAS gwen
IN, me county The badge of three
nine s-a-e showing three unions
have rnade @lIfls
Mrs. r7.zabetb &. knight nj West
f,rook exported rom Cu4lpf'i''i>f'o
r.nI,rrz one new UNION mas otftfl
ec---ned IN the county and -en new
,,,e,,, t,4.,-e have bean gained. The
,,aar-e, contained me res s1as Ger me
new unton ana alne alne stars for
UNIONS 7frat hive gained n nemht-;-
SHIN
Mrs. Minnie Z. Allen If Jay re
,or-e<; rnr Franklin county one
,,-,u,, .,7,r was Thought % ne almost
ey--,ns-, Was brought 70 life ana 1as
earned one new menher Twenty
S,x new members nave been gained
I'M the r,urlty and four new unions
have bean formed The badge con-
tanned. Two large gnid stars repre-
ve,1+5nr unions winch have quad
r,inged ,heir membership,
No one Was present al me 11es-
eis,- afrar-1oaI1 session 10 report Tor
-he t1n5ous n Hancock county bli
me pressdinE officer Of tire meeting
ssz.-ad maj one inipn in tslat county
has doubled IT'S membership ana TWO
new un,ons have been formed. The
hadrp az homer viii he sent 70 the
Eancoek president
fcnr4inued on Page 5-coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Cornishy Cannot Accept

Chicago. Sept. 3 = IT'S
snienuio oTfe- ara one ! sp1rec,-
ate rom -ne ourtorn 81 nv 7sar-.
out I'm sfrain there - 10 way
car accept IT. said Charles a
Gornisky when inTor-nsa that
Jacob 7uoper- ar7u :. :. -ustor
owners u the New York Yankees
-1au offered 70 place rt1sIr entire
team II ms disposal 70 -epiace
tt7e rr1s!1 ne suspended.
The iearue -tiies cie+IrIteiy
say --at 10 traces NJ transfers
can 1e nare after August 81"
ne explained. SO know mat
sucn an art ~ouiu 7ut DE- SAINT
tioneu ~ the 'eaque- But 1 ~sc
wonderful t1Ine FOR them .
az"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Boston : Offer

Boston, Sent. g.. =. Era
zee. president u tne Boston Arr
erfcan -eauue cilIn. saiu tonight
trH1 ne oesleVea I 70 De -ne duty
~ eHc, club N the iesuue % awe
one u Is PLAYERS 20 r1e Chicago
stub. n 0r'1er - assist n Is -e-
mobilization r 1ase tire Chicago
players nuicteu 5v tire grand
jury touag =re found guilty. Re
announced trat ne s~cuu make
o,~7 ciur r1rneui areiY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Scott Refused New
Trial at Dover

L'ev''r. Ne. sept -S.--hIe- Jus
rs-e- Cornish Of the supreme epur. TO-
dav deTliea nUrlon for a new ina
for Jesse Scur-. convicted wrIa WI
lam pornerUv !asI week u the nuraer
III Robsrt & Moore al tireenvIllc
Junction. An appeal was taken 20 the
law cnur7 AMI a. result -entt viii
nor "a sentenced al present. sentence
viii be nassad On pomerpy some t1mc
TINS week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Frenchman " ms
Bennett Trophy
I'm Airplane Race

Etarnpes- France. sep1- q F3r ne
Associated Prass }-Sall Le-cuute -i1p
famous French aviator .utiay won
rfr International airalane race fpr
rf1p lanes fTor<don Bennett trophy
RE covered the course NJ 30a kilurnE-
ts-S. or ISs.3 miles N one hour SIX
minutes II Is sacnuTia r p. Ram
nam the Eoin British representative
Withdrew after covering the first Jap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
REPUBLICAN REGIME NEEDED
TO SAFEGUARD FINANCES OF us.
LEGION STAND STRICTLY |
NEUTRAL ONE ON QUESTIONS
AFFECTING LABOR, CAPITAL

Cleveland. O.. sept @S---he -unven-
ann II the American Legion loday III
der7re,1t a bar-age NJ RESOLUTIONS anu
committee ~ep3r-e ana wn=u adjourn
nent was laizerr this evening a:-er 4
alne-huur aession there were seve-zaL
committees 70 be heard reports ~
w1lua VII be DrouEnr I'D co-npr~ow
morning
ceaate Stand an -spp-
The stand ri ne Legion i ~eEard
g organized -aaur was M, mentioned
n tae -epor- # ne COMMITTEES on -As-
oiutlorls- .3oweve-. a minority -f1~r-
was submitted wnlch commended
that 'the American Legion -es1erA-
is wei auuwn position Lna- I mas ..
Ilai't2 patton Il controversies betwel-
capital and labor The American L.
zion = npT oppnsao u ORGANIZED lEoHr
when I ,.cnuuc-s tseLt * Us believe
I nn--nalIv apeE. n conformity win
aw and rider
Members Get "-pr''
Heated discussions LoIIuweu ann me
rnlnur-1- ~eDu1- WAS -naIIv amended
81 -tIat the IaEt sentence vas aii-rluat-
II. sui rae debate continued. some
-nemberS -akIng me position mat tHs
american LsElun need no1 maze An
Statement M the sub3ect * 1he c1r-
duC- Il the organ za-4on naa besu suur
mat thare was NJ question w1ere I
lensured ne legion aecaQse -1ey- an
not know ne exact stand taken ~
-hls matte.
However. q substitute 5ur ne MINOR
II ~e1ur- waE prus et7tEu nv Cal,for--I.a
ana adopted by me convention. stating
'--na. -nIs convention endorse -,r
statement -ecenr:v -ssuad ~y ne IA
t5pnaI commando. Franklin U'C4er
ana ac"eore tAa1 sratenrn- as me LIE
Espr rTer-1Tc-a ''- - position
n relation IN organized labor Tire
.s--,r1u- IF thr national r0r1lrnantie-
mas been mat NJ -Str1c- -iei1IrHliT--
Y matters 1av-nE 70 ~ W. ar=an:zed
labor This strict nels,r-alitz-- -
wrat all tart5 IONS wanted BE anne ut
s.nrt ent.un beng a. -o wsfcra... ~ MOI
II sanu4d ne -ead .ric ne --rorris
Political Stand -ooay
the Stanu ~ 1a -1E,uu ~@Ear1InE
politics yc7es nn7 1rnugn- III -otav.
-. ,.tgalr-rau Il -ne r1rru1,t-er W. cor-
st-tut2unRi amendments ~sF'n--ad rat
taesv 1ad mn ~ancHaa . decision ~ tnls
qussr,o,, nut would jir-nE % n -uInur-
Continued on Psue --coi. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Tempted by Big Brides

Officials NJ ~hlet JUSTICE Charles
dcDauuld's rnur-. deslr1us of g1vlnE
ne narpna. game ne oanr1t Of puD-
Iicst2- II : 0u~=In-, -i1teu me 1ur-aIn
RI Inc grand .urv proceedings suffi-
alenIlr ~ snow great nIt,er, Joe
jackson. de..14l-n- Cnat 1e nad de-
-iberaIelv -us1 tapped .1n nall. PIC
--ire Of one II ne words mos Ia
nous pitchers. C5cot-e- in -cars. ana
ztlmpses OF alleged 7rsues OF S-aee Or
31opnn discovered Inde- pillows or
N oezts 1v famous atase-es ABOUT %
retire
Leaders 70 Tell STORIES
around he cur nom at one -Eme
or another We're some af baseball :
Greatest leaaers. aInuuE aern Joun }
NJfFraw. manager Of ne New York
Giants awaitin- vail % .est1f- so
morrow. ana john Eev-iler- president
aI ne National League NnU went
before me grand Jurors liars after
noon.
The exac; -ulur@ .l ne rforrng-
ion Mr.. r1ruisb- uuI before me
grand jurv aas nu1 Disclosed. The
man whom re su,r -DvoiveG As d
result uf testimony uncovered by
.nc1r owner War-o-
Tire Eia.1t Indicted
Eddit C5uuyre star pitcher VINO
waived immunity ana confessed &C
oordInE % court attaches. thai ne
-auk 4 s1p.Gbo nribp
arnold aanuill former arst aase-
man
'shpeless' JUG Jackson nea7-y--
hlftlnG left aeider
Oscar 'Eap" Felscn. renler-ieider
Charles ''Swede" R1spe--. snur--
stop
CLAUDE Williams pitcher
George Buck" Weaver. third Hase-
man
Continued on Pane Col. 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Maine Club Women
Meet at Brunswick

s'-1llA07cs- Mo- sep7- -A-Mrs-
TanInRs It, E5u+rr - MInneap polls
Jresluanr aT the General federation NJ
Women C-uns addressed IRE al.
meeting IF ne Maine Federation mere
toda~. Mrs Er-lesf / --awfc-d pres
ldent ri me -nrai saturciay r'7un Sa7e
ne aauress Of welcome ana rpnl ght
rresl ued a. d deception 20 me v.sI1prs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
EVENING SESSION

- atG--ng ssasElD4 was called 10
e-asr NJ Mrs 4mmby ana was
4p=ae- win MUSIC LED by Mrs
T,-.zL So prIIre was read ana
.--~e- offered 5v Rev. Heien Eyue
---.s9E q Paris. and male quarter
$50 elections. Mrs. 4ulmbE then
sas. Is follows
Mrs. 9u,roy
eea Asst 1npled tonight On MS
--olua- Eei'e wAs enacted t-le
3. -.a-at.ya act or constitute 1al
--.-.--iur II me nls1nrE Of rhe
ms law The Maine lew. nus
7al nucn Ia de- IN shaping
RS 1aa, uf 1ur nation, but rs n
- a-s CACHED oui 20 oInCr
-4-s ma. oaa n II av-ar % countries
. r1,-u much education. aElta-
--z II encouraging amount Of
-s-':or las been lnaugura1ed
----z- ne manufacture ana sale Of
IuuUrs:
~,--CE ma. Ne reIli-eses'lr-rlzs
Waite Ribnonerr Of Maine.
ms memorable year Of
rr"U ne Maine Law mas he
re- Federal Law gather on
=sn~rc SPOT % ~nnder thanks "a
mas cIven me ylc1urZ-t.1e
..-t HrC.nrv SINCE the advent ~
s-l-1 era
F-eAslUr * yneTn8iaDle ALSO
llcus 1ur the first 1Ine, We.
T.
RIO MS legislative haI. suIl
rag dsra where mas bean en-
T4cn progressive ie-lsia-
nar Wall ozuss 10 reCgg-
-- -. incoming II W. great
r-t1E-lrutlonaI amendments
nEl p~oniblt-Dn and Woman
-'E colnCr1Pn1 With me cen
III ms stat anood Of Maine.
HBC expected ann fondly
present II TINS --ne. rhe
-ec-ti,-e ~ our stair Els Elk
.foy car z a99s!!ilsesn. AT
e.-lEa=erner1 Hoids INN
-atnr n rhe convention
q v,xIi our assernnly"
-a4leti anuu Ms E5eriah :
n EoCklaad VINO read an
9oe1n entitled Name. t'7e
state wnlrh she mad ledi-
NJ QUlmJv
pe.aut2ful sole Ay Ms.
nj Fed X Dow WIS nitro
ne first t-peahcr of the eve
Col. E-er; NJ. Dow
zen y Dow Fl }'sf land was
-1 gz. Mr. ,QulrnbN ~ the son
great ~eru~-r1e- Veal Dow. anna
~o"ffruen M Pare Col y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Draft Dodgers
Mother Found
Guilty Conspiracy

Philadelphia. Pa. sept, e - Mrs.
Emma e. Bsr-ooH and ner tuur CO.
defendants v'er-e found guilty tonight
nj conspiracy % ald rwo Of ner sons.
Grover and Erwin. II ovadP the
draft The varriiCt was returned n
the CnIfed States Distinct c9ur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
British Golf Stars
Defeat Mass. Pair

BI'pobline aasE- sSaI1f- -S.-ERrr.
Tartiuu and Edward Ray the British
professional EuIf stars 4ef Gated the
Mas sd tiusetss amateurs Francis oui-
n1ei ana JESSE ? tfullfura ana 8 IN
a rs nnIs beast nali match ~. the LINKS
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Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
E4:SSPORES8
CALDWELL'S W|LDNESS RESULTS IN
TWO RUNS, COSTING GAME IN FIRST
Mails Replaces
Cleveland Star
Continued from Page One)

an effort by Speaker to even the
score.
Uhle finished the game.
FAIR WEATHER
FOR THIRD CONTEST
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
OYSTERS LIVES ARE
SAVED BY X-RAY
(By Associated Press1

CHICAGO, Oct. THE X-rays have
been introduced in the pearl fisheries
of Ceylon to determine the presence
or absence of a pearl in oysters with
out destroying the bivalve, according
to advices from the Orient. One of
the worlds most ancient jewels may
be saved in this way from eventual ex-
tinction.
1t has been customary to open the
oyster shells in the search for pearls.
This results in the death of the oyster.
This process continued through the
centuries has seriously depleted the
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-07
FIRST INNING

CLEVELAND Olson threw out
Evans at first. Wambsganss walked;
Johnston threw out Speaker at first,
Wambsganss going to second on hit
and run play. Olson threw out Burns
at first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
BROOKLYN-O'son walked. Caid-
wells curve broke wide of the plate;
Johnston sacrificed O'Neill to Burns.
Sewell fumbled Griffith's grounder and
batter was safe at first; Olson going
to third; Olson scored on Wheat's
single to left; Griffith going to second;
Griffith scored on Myers single into
right field, Wheat going to second.
Speaker came into the diamond and