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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Nova Scotia Club
Seeks Funds for
America Cup Quest

sydney \ :, AUG II The ROYAL
Cape Breton Yacht Squadron announc-
"a todaT mat ( would challenge far the
America up as soon as satisfactory
arrangements can oe Completed % h
nance the nro1e-r-
In announcing The decision II ms
ulub 20 t-- fur the tropn WHICH Sir
Thomas Upton. ne IRISH vachtsnan.
failed q lift ~ MS fourth attempt
-ast month. Comm qdure 5-ucay made
-he following statement.
We realize that TINS club : not n
position u finance me undertaking
alone. hut " are willing -o AXE the
matter M with nther clubs which
nav not ~ able - challenge " their
OWL account. w 40 not want tu COM
NIT the club at me present rlne
As matter nj fact wa are not II
a financial position "a challenge for
the cup and Ne vii have to have
every assurance that 4ld viii ~ avail
able before We ran 20 aead. The
challenge viii certainly IL lssued Il
the money s assured
kilograms received by me Cape
Breton club from 4. = Ross. Mont
reaI Yachting enthusiast. gives assur-
ances that the necessary ANA Of a
million dollars an hs rals-d bv popu-
ar subscription.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Fog Spells. Tennis
Play at Newport

Newport. Fl. l., Aug. 1l-Four
matches N the third round Of the
doubles N the annual Casino lawn
tennis tournament were played late
today on soft courts ana IN a fog.
All singles matches scheduled for the
day were postponed until tomorrow
Notwithstanding the adverse con-
ditions. R. y. Williams Il. Of the
DAVIS cup team ana Richard Harre
engaged in fast play. defeating Craig
Bi6die and c. s. Garland. another
cup team member. IN four sets Harre
played beautifully overhead and
Williams exceIled IN cross voileys-
The sustained work IN the rallies
Of Wallace T johnson and s. W.
Pearson, middle states champions
was responsible for the defeat Of n.
" Niles ana Roland Roberts de-
feated C NJ. Bull. Jr.. and Z. p. Pell
IN a hard fought five set match
William Jonston. national cham
pion in singles. and c. ]. Grimm won
from T. c. BagEs ana William Ros-
enbaum IN straight sets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Former Dean Walz
to Again Teach
at Univ. of Maine

Bangor. Ne. Aug ----i-ls lead n 4
public hearing today n The case OF
William Z. walz, former dean If the
University of Maine College of Law
who was dismissed TWO ears ago.
series Of conferences vas held By the
trustees and alumni a. winch II devel-
oped that the dean was not dismissed
for disloya.ty 20 this country hut be
cause the trustees believed that a re-
organization Of The Law school was
needed. BY the agreement, which
needs only A working ou- of some II
the details. former Dean Walz Will be
g,ven a teaching position II ire uni
varsity the College Of Law will be
closed for a year ana an effort made
Il the meantime 20 obtain funds 70 re-
store I - It's former standing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Wakefield, Mass. Aug. THE con-
dic.on Of the Aroestook county. Maine
potato crop IS now "a per cent. Of
normal ana forecasts 70. sg5.Qee bush
as against -. $50 GOO bushels last year
according - the New England crop re-
port issued today By Y. a Sanders
1esd agent Of the bureau II crop est
mates u The United states department
Of agriculture The fve-yaar average
IS gwen al =. sos GEO bushels
The crop elsewhere n Name ana
New England. with the exception Of
Rhode Island ana eastern Massachu-
sets. has grown we'll July drought
Il the latter section ana TOO nuca
rain n Rhode Island aurt The crop n
,aese sections
New Eng.ands commercial apple
crop Is reported heavier taan lgst year
n all states but Maine. Teaches are
reported failure n New Hampshire.
fair n massachusetts and production
very small elsewhere. Pears are Agn;
n Maine average crop II Rhode Island
ana good II other New England states
Connecticut valley onions forecast j
yleld Of - per cent. with excellent
growth continuing. Tobacco n the
same region mas grown very poorly
because Of cool anu wet weather but
the crop IS reported as capanle Of rap
Id development ana with favorable
weather good yields NAY result.
Hay IN Maine anu Vermont IS better
than forecast earlier. but stiu below
average while elsewhere L : nearly
a full crop Oats n Name. New Haup-
shire and Vermont improved during
July and are near a tuu c-op. but are
only Halr n the other three states
corn about an average crop n north
ern New England. out 5 poor pros
pect N Mas sachusetts. Rhode Island
and Connecticut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
TRUST co.
MAINTAINS
is SOLVENT

Boston. Aug 1.-THE executive
committee of the Hanover Trust
Company today ISSUED the following
statement:
We 90 not care 20 comment upon
the action Of the bank COMMISSION
ers except "a saE that We believe
that We have few poor loans on our
books: that We have d larger percen-
tage OF liquid assets n proporron'to
our liabilities than any trust COM
pany n the state; that we have
never failed as YET to meet any of
our obligations and have no reason
70 believe that we would not con-
tlnue 20 meet them n the future.
Total deposits N commercial de-
par-menr, 81. 1tis:taA cash and liquid
assets 81 50 900 Of which S1.595, 600
cash
The law requires d 10 per cent
cash reserve and we have three times
the amount that the law requires.
We know that the lnvestl cation
By the bank commissioner viii fully
subs1antiate our statements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Canadians Not
Guilty Rum Running
Verdict at EastpOrt

Bangor. Me Aug 11-Frank anu
Eldon Lark OF Campobeilo. y. B. who
were arrested al Eastport on July %.
charged with unlawfullv bringing
liquor INTO the United States. were TO-
dav discharged by United States
Commissioner Reid. who found that
the defendants had not shown intent
70 land the liquor. The Lanks claim
ed that they were on the passage from
81. Andrews. \. B.. 70 Campoboilo.
and that they had called al Eas1port
only 10 buy supplies Customs on
GERS found 34-quar-s Of rum on board
their motor boat ana seized both boat
and liquor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Red Armistice
Delegates at Minsk
Await Coming Poles

Warsaw, Aug I1.-Polish delegates
have not left for Minsk. where an
ar-nlsr;ce meeting was 70 haze been
held today. on account OF the failure
Of me Russian Soviet government 10
reply 10 the Polish note Of August )
relative 10 ar-nlstlce and peace terms
Russian delegates. however, arrived
At the Polish advanced post and az
the appointed time 70 await the ar
rival Of r.1e Poles
Prince >apleha. the Polish foreign
minister, has sent an officer 20 the
Bolshevik line 70 determine the arm
istlce situation. If i IS -ascertalned
that the Bolshevlk government IS
willing 10 conduCt negotiations IN he
basis If the Polish note Of August j.
Polish delegation viii be sent 70
Minsk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Hays Wires Plea
for Ratification to
Mississippi Solons.

Marion. o. Aug. -1--ImEaediate raj
ifcauon OF the woman suffrage amend
rnent n order 20 clear the political
atmosphere and contribute to national
stability was urged by VIII 4 Hays,
the Republican national chairman. in
a telegram sent today to several Re-
publican members. Of the Tenne ssee
Legislature.
The message was framed after con
sultatton with Senator Harding ana
was sent fro mhere shortly before Mr..
HAYS departure early today for Chi
cage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Close Finishes
at Cleveland
Grand Circuit Meet

North Randall. Cleveland. O. Aug
1--A1-er TWO days Of posrponernenrs
the second week Of Grand Circuit rae
InE here was lnaugurated TODAY. SIX
events we've On the card which was
featured by the American Sportsman
Sweepstakes Purse Of $. 200 which
went % Rife Grenade II ne fastest
three miles ever paced by three year
oIds here.
Rife Grenade stepped the frst
mile n -:us IL. He won the irst
ana third heats easily. After forcing
Jane Forbes ana Raven Direcr's Heir
70 break halfway IN the second neat.
Rife Grenade himself vent into the
air 100 Yards from the Wire and IN
shed behind Frisco June, Fatima and
Trampsafe
lady WinCo won me first division
II The -:-2 trot n straight heats. So
close vas the finish II the second
heat only TWO sulkev lengths separ-
ated The first five horses
Walnut frisco took the second d.
VISION ny rapiur1ng the two last heats
n fierce 2rlve from Miss Perfection
winner Of the first mile
Princess Mary Won the >: ~ pace n
straight heats bur vas forced % step
-hes econd heat N les 81 20 over
come Eva A 3be cad
Frank Little vas the fifth eavor7te
70 WIN. capturing the first division Of
The =: - pace.
The only UPSET Of The day came n
the second DIVISION Of the e:12 class
when symbol :. Forrest heavy favor
re, was beaten bv Lillian :. an out
slider 7 the betting Lillian ;. got
rHe best Of a bad start IN the first
heat and won haudily but in the sec
ond heat she came from behind. paced
] fast 1Ra1 n 2:04 Il and took the
third heat essiiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Suffrage Forces Win
First Point in Tennessee
Legislative Battle

amendment were targets IF 4 joint
resolution offered n the senate by
Senator Mcfarland The measure
would ask the LOBBYISTS TO please 20
way ana let as alone. We would
much prefer your room 70 your CON-
PAM.
j. VIII TAYLOR, Republican repre-
sentative n Congress from the second
district informed the National
Wonan's Party today thai the Re
plblicans would give MINORITY Of
their membership n each house 70
ratification ana that indications we're
that the number alread,- counted
upon 70 vote eavorabiy would Ne IN
creased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
His Canada Record

Morr-eal. Aug. IL. electives from
Boston ana Philadelphia nave been here
for several DAYS making inquiries n
Italian anu banking circles regarding
Charles PonzI. VINO admitted IN Boston
today that ae served a Term n the 81.
Vincent de paul penltentta-y.
Complete copies II The records n the
case charging forgery aga. INST Ponzi.
for which he was sentenced N 1908 10
three. years lnprl sonment. and for
winch he claims 70 nave served %
months. are being made by detectives.
They refused 70 tell. uhoin uney repre-
sented
Antonio Cardosa- Montreal banker
said today hat d stranger had submit
ed 70 MIN pictures alleged 70 be ike
1esses of The Boston iuarcler ana
that these pictures greatly rese-nbIed
the 'Ponsl' known II Montreal Mr.
Cardosa said that PunSi told him that
MS first name was really Carlo and
that he came originally from Palma.
Italy.
Ponsi became a clerk n the Zroszl
Bank here about = years ago. said
Mr. CardosS. This bank IEter failed
one Of the partners committed suicide
ana another, aIiEnInC with Tonsi. start
ii a new business. taking most Of the
old certificates This business flourish
"a but n time P1nsi. n addition 20
being convicted Of forEery vas crarz-
I'd with smuggling labor across the
horder ana sentenced 70 the United
States federal peaitezI-arr n Atlanta
I never knew him after ne left Mont
real
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Poles to Make
Stand L Miles
From City of Wal aw

London. aug. L1-AdvIces from
Warsaw from 4 source usually we'll
informed. SAYS the Polish general
staff plans 70 retreat 70 4 fortified
line running Just 20 the north Of
Modlin (NovogeorgIevsk) through
RadymIn- 10 a point near Minsk-
$azowi ecki-
This would bring the line 20 ap-
2roximately - miles from Warsaw.
The Polish staff. u IS said. believes
the Poles would be able 20 hold M
the advance on this line for several
DAYS al least
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
HIS OPENER
Roosevelt S p e ak $ to
5000 at Chicago
Democratic Candidate for Vice presi-
dent Appeals 70 Republicans and
independents 70 Support Frisco
P'atforn-ciairns Spit N G. Q. >.
Ranks

Chicago. Aug. lL-F-anklin D.
Roosevelt. Democratic candidate for
Vice President. opened his campaign
here tonight with the first address he
has delivered since he accepted the
nomination last Mondzy
Before a crowd Of 3po0 Al the Audi
forum theatre ne urged Republicans
ana Independents to Join the Democrats
n support of The piattor nadopted at
the san Francisco convention ana Of
the ticket nominated there.
Ee told Republicans their party had
been split by a quarrel among the
leaders ana that ne faction repre-
scented BY Senator Harding vas the
old guard which Theodore Roos--
veit mad opposed. Addressing himself
particularly 10 those who are not
Democrats. Mr.. Roosevelt said:
The day Is past when L Is either
popular or useful % damn everybody
ardevervthlnE connected with the op-
position
The Republican leaders. however
he said show no signs Of having
taken 20 heart the drastic lesson raugat
them al that time
Mr.. Roosevelt SAID in part:
Tonight We are firing RE opening
gun Of 4 battle Of far-reachlng M
oo-tance. ana once again the shots
are going 70 be heard around the world
for the action ii the American nation
this year will ne watched with anxious
eyes by all civilization
First Of all Governor Cox and i
believe that Il IS the simple duty NJ
-he candidates TO give 20 as many
c.t.zensas possible. n as many states
Al. possible an opportunity 10 see ana
hear and form their own impression 20
tne men they are 10 vote FOR IN ms
connection. too. Il is only traHhneSa
20 say that the great majority or me
7evsuapers throughout ne country
are owned or controlled by men ami
,a1ed with the Republican I.arty. II Is
therefore. douolv important Tor rs 10
-,resenr our views and aims n person
II hope. on this journey, 20 the
oaclfic. ana IN all my subsequent
--avals. 7 snail have opportunity %
-aIt, not only % Democrats, but also
70 those Who are normally animated
with other parties, and with men
ana women without party affiliations
the -Indepenrents-
II do rot forget that tie govern
Ynent Of the United States IS m
tended for every citizen and not only
for those Of only one party faith
II every voter we.-e registered as a
party member ana voted exclusively
as he was registered. there would not
he any use N holding 4 campaign or
an election Thank Heaven that t1is
electorate has brains and knows how
20 use them.
Tonight. 7 want 10 address my
self particularly to those IN TINS nan
who are not Democrats. The nay Is
pasr. except IN the case Of old time,
hard shell politicians or the case Of
few narrowly prejudiced newspapers.
when il IS either popular or useful 70
damn everything and everybody con-
nected with the opposition I Will
inrfv acknowledge and praise the
Continued on Page 5-coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Cabot Mill Workers
Vote Not to Return
at End Vacation

BrunswlCk. We. Aug. 1.-THE
operatives Of the Cabot Cotton mills
voted tonight not 20 return 10 work
when the plant opens on August -
after a TWO weeks smut down. unless
granted a 15 per cent increase. WITH
working conditions TO revert to those
IN force previous to June /
They also refuse 70 return as long
as William Worsnop remains as
agent Of the mills. worsnup Is al
legged 20 have made several changes
IN the working conditions which the
mill workers claim 20 be unsatisfac-
tory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Maryland Solons
Ask Tennessee to
Reject Suffrage

Raleigh. y. G. aug. IA petition
from the MARYLAND Legislature asking
thai North Carolina relec- the federal
woman suffrage amendment was pre-
scented tire Senate today BY Senator
Lldsey ". Warren Of Beaufort COUNT
who. Il IS understood will lead the
fight against ratification OF the an end
nent n the upper branch II the Iegss-
lature
The senate was IN session only 50
minutes. ad1ourninE until II o'clock
tomorrow when Governor Bickett is
expected TO send a special mess age 10
the Legislature advocating ratification
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
General Forecast

Pressure IS falling over the west
Atlantic and II IS high. rising RAPIDLY
IN the northwest This pressure as
rr1buuon has been attended BY a con
rlnuous cloudy showerv weather
throughout the Atlantic states.
Temperatures remain near or
above the normal. generally
The outlook for the middle A.
lantic and New England states IS for
cloudy weather Wednesday followed
by thundershowers Thursday night
and Friday without material change
IN temperature
Winds:-North of Sandy Hook will
be moderate variable mostly south 70
southeast, cloudy showerv weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
-ouse 70 Vote To-Day

Nashville, Tenn. aug. chairman
Reddlck, II the House committee NJ
constitutions conventions and a.
nendments. % when was referred
Today ne Joint resolution providing
Tor ratification Of. he Federal wo-
man suffrage amendment. announced
late tonight mat the lower branch
o1 tAe Tennessee legislature would
vote on ratification F-day Al the
same t-ne. Speaker Todd. If thu
Senate. stated thar the upper house
also would acr Thar day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Davis Has Big
Lead Cole in Ohio
Primary Election

Cleveland. Aug. ll-Wlth less than
! 90 out of a total Of 5000 precincts
Vet TO hear from IN yesterdays Ohio
primary election. former Mayor
Harry L Davis OF Cleveland. had a
substantial lead Of 1900 votes over
former Congressman Ralph D. Cole
of Findlay. o. his nearest opponent
for the Republican nomination for
governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
COAL PRIORITY
ORDER EXTENDED
TO SEPTEMBER p

washington. Aug I1.-Exc enslun IN
ii September = IF The ar,ie- recurring
railroads east II me M!sslssIpul rlre~
e slVe PRIORITY . cua- mines n the
assignment ~ cars was. announced r.
DAY pv ne Interstate Commerce COM
mission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Boston Aug 11-Charles Ponzi who has handled mil
lions Of dollars OF other peoples money in the last few months
confessed formal today that he former
convict While making this statement the Hanover
Trust Company, which Ponzi director and share
holder and through which he mad done checking busi
closed by order of Bank Commissioner Joseph c. Al
len. Ponzi tine resignation from
the banks directorate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
North Carolina Lower
House Group Urges
Suffrage Rejection

Raleigh. y. .. Aug 11.-Sixt--three
Of the 12e members 81 the lower house
OF the North Carolina legislature to-
night sent a telegram 70 the Tennes-
see Legislature assuring that BODY
that North Carolina would not ratifr
the federal suffrage amendment and
asking that the amendment re nor
forced upon the people Of North Caro-
Lima by Tennessee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Gen. Wood Fails
to Influence Denver
Trolley Strikers

Denver. Colo. Aug. 11-str1k.ng
employees of the Denver TramwaT
Company voted III 70 IS against
calling off their strike and returning
to work under conditions named by
the company following d~confsrence
with Major General Leonard Wood
yesterday. The vote was taken al a
neaTiug late yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Served Term in Canada for Forgery and in Federal
Prison for Smugg|ing-'Financier Bank Ordered
Closed by Commissioner Allen

Confession of Money Wizard Follows
Barring Of Career "Charles Ponsi''
Of Montreal--Claims Played Role of
Martyr in Forgery Charge--Denies
Smuggling of Italians Across Border
Past Mistakes Nothing to Do With
Present, He Asserts--Still Maintains
Solvency
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Boston Dentist Dies
at Stockton Springs

Bangor. Ne. Aug l--Dr Herman
@. Eicaoorn Of Cambridge. Mass. who
has maintained dental Offices at IS4
Boylston street. Boston. for more than
30 years. died Tuesday evening at his
summer home az Stockton Springs
rom cerebral hempr-hage. IL he age
Of IS years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Doubts Banks Soundness

Commissioner Allen said that he
had taken ACTON because his exam
iners mad found that the bank had
made loans which were excessive
ana beyond the legal limit" and
many loans mat ara either bad or
Of very doubtful value" Re express
ed fear that the bank raptul had
been impaired.
The executive committee OF the
Hanover Trust Company n 4 state
nent late TO-DAY SAID the committee
believed that there We're few poor
loans on the bank books, thar there
was no reason 20 believe that the
bank would not continue to meet ITS
obligations and that L had i cash "a
serve Of three times the amount that
the .aSy requires. William : NCNarv
treasurer Of the bank, SAID that Ponzi
ala nor owe the hank 4 cent. that
any bank n ne country would have
been glad Of mis- account anu ma:
Ponzl had PAID out SIX million dollars
through The bank.
porzi Owns Up
Ponzi's confession followed The pub
Acatlon IN morning newspaper OF
stores Of the career Of Charles
Ponsl n Montreal. Confronted with
these stories. Ponzl conferred with MS
attorneys ana then gave new spaper-
men a long statement II which ne ad-
United that he ana Ponsl" We're -he
same man. that &c had served 20
months n PRISON n Montreal for for
-ery, ana that subsequently ne aad
served two Years in he Federal pen
ltentlarT III Atlanta. Ca. TOR srnug-t-
ing Italians into the | aited States.
Assumes Marry Role
He asserted that MS sentence for
forgery resulted from his assuming
The blame for 4 rhine committed by
a banker n Montreal 1v whom he had
been employed and who. had fed 20
Mexico
y am 7ot irving to pose as hero"
he added.
As 70 the smuggling Incident. PonEi
declared that ne did not srnug=le TtaI-
ians INTO this country
DID Nor snuggie
Within ten DAYS OF my release
from the Montreal prison" he said. I
vas asked 70 escort five Italians INFO
the nlted States. I did not snug=ie
them N. crossed the border on the
train openly ana was placed irnme-
diatelv under arrest"
He said ne had not previously made
known these Incidents n his career
because he felt that the past rad
very little bearing on The present SIT
uation.-
State Treasurer Fred J Bur-eIl said
tonight that the Hanover Trust Com
pans was depositorv for state funds
ne declined TOD lsclcse the amount 20
The states credit when The hank was
closed.
IF I made a mistake I paid for it,"
he said. Il had every reason 20 be-
lieve that society owed me another
chance
Claims IS Solvent
PonZi. in d later statement. reiter-
ated previous assertions that ne was
solvent nd could pay all notes out.
standing against hun as a result of
MS operation of the Securities Ex-
change Company, Il was The large
business done by this company,
which Offered to pay 50 per cent in
terest IN 81 days on all loans AMI
which IN fact redeemed many notes
with that interest IN Is days. that
resulted IN the invesTi CATION now n
progress by Federal and sta~
authorities Ponzi claimed that
through his manipulation Of Inter
national reply coupons N vat2us
European countries he was anle nor
(Continued On Page Column 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Thursday cloudy; Friday showers;
little change IN temperature: mod
crate variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern New England. southern
New England and eastern New York
Cloudy Thursday; Friday showers.
not much change N temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
GOOD RACING
AT PRESQUE ISLE

Pressure Isle, Aug. 1t Specfal =
Aroostook circuit races scnednled
for Fort Fairfield transferred here
were delayed by rain and only . Of n
classes were run off. The balance
OF the card will be raced THURSDAY.
The summary;
C,LASS-PCRSE 500