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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
GERMANS DIsGRUNTLED.

Reparations Problem Not Beino
Solved to Liking of Teutons.
BY Associated Press.
Brussels, Dec. 17.-German tdeaa,
on the best solution Of the repara-
tions problem and some indication an
to how much Germany was prepared
to pay were expected to be advanced
at today's session of the second FL
nancial conference. Members of the
German delegation were frank in de-
claring yesterdays session unsatis-
factory, and the younger and mora
progressive element believed 1t use-
less to continue dwelling on Ger
many's troubles. They declared the
ears Of the allied delegates were
tuned only to hear how much the
damages would be and when pay
ment would be made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
Killing of White Boy by
Negro Precipitates Fight
at Independence.
THREE DEAD AND
FOUR MEN WOUNDED
Murder Of White Grocer by Negro
Earlier in Day and Threats 'ot' Mob
Violence Brought Armed Negroes
to Streets and Battle Follows-
World War Veterans and Guards
men Restore Order.
BY Associated Press.

4 BY Associated fISss.
independence, Kan, Dec. L.
: Members of the home guard ana
American Legion were patroling the
streets here today as result OF race
disorders last night, in which a
white boy and negro were killed
and four white men wounded, three
critically.
Other home guards and legion
members, sworn in as deputy sher1Hs'
we're on duty near the county jail
where. according to Chief of Police
i T.. III. Hall, Noble Green. negro,
whose alleged action yesterday IN
killing r, r. Wharton, white f',o-
Ger, precipitated the trouble, is con-
tined.
Reports current last night that
s Green had been taken to the state
prison at Lansing We're denied os
Z Chief Hall, who said he had AN
agreement with them" that no at
tempt would be made to lynch Green.
.Thena," Hall explained, means
number of men who are In town.
The local officials were without III
formation this morning as to whether
rational guardsmen would be s'aat
here as a precautionary measure.
!, While the disorders were going on
the request for troops was telephoned
to the governors office at Topeka.
Later the authorities, assisted by
tcme guardsnen and American Let
gion men, were able to get the sit
lfation. under control and the town
VAS quiet this morning. g@
Troubie Brewing All Day.
Fl According to officials the trouble
was not unexpected and had bean
brewing all day yesterday. The cli-
max came when Mayor John L. Wa'a-
man and Chief Hall accosted a croval
,of armed negroes on the street arhi
urged them to go honea. The negroes
refused.
While they were talking a groul
OF armed whites came up. According
TIC witnesses, Arthur Harbor, negro,
without warning, shot dead Law
renee Clennan. a white boy. Before
EIarbor could lower his weapon he
was riddled with bullets.
The shooting was signal for
general encounter. Both sides were
soon reinforced and the firing spread
rapidly the combatants taking ref
uge behind whatever shelter they
could find. 1t was then that the or.
Ulcers summoned aid, but 1t was
sl.ilorc than an hour and a half before
The streets were finally cleared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
GRAND JURY REBUKED.

Judge r. A. Geiger Scores Bree
and Light Wines Petition.
BY Associated Press.
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 17.-The
federal grand jury was excoriated by
Federal Judge r. A. Geiger for it's
petition to Wisconsin congressman
for light wines. and beer when the
Judge today reconvened the jury.
The Judge discharged the jury
after censur1ng the members
whatever men functioning in
court may think about social politi-
cal or economic laws is no concern
of yours" he said
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
Hav and Meal Freight Rates Drop.

BY ASSOCldItu I C.o''.
Omaha, Dec. l1.-Reduction OF S1o
to SO per ton on hay - and alfalfa
meal freight rates from Idaho points
east to the Missouri river will be put
into effect Immediately after author
ity for such action is received from
the Interstate commerce commission.
it was stated today at the Union
Pacific offices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
STATE Troops Not to Be Called.
Ey Associated Press.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 17.-Reportt
RECEIVED at the state house this
morning indicate that it will not be-
necessary to send a detachment OF
national guards to Independence be-
cause Of the rioting there last night.
of whites and negroes.
One report stated that the negro,
Nobel Green, held as a suspect in
connection with the killing Of r. r.
Wharton, a grocer, by a robber, has
been taken from the county Jail by
Officers, presumably to some other
city.
'It has been reported to me that
things have quieted down and that
the American Legion members have
organized TO put down any further
disturbances there, said Adjt. Gen.
Charles /. Martin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
At santeI to Wre'tle caddock.

by Associated Press.
San Francisco, Dec. 17.-At Santel,
claimant OF the heavyweight wrest-
ling championship Of the Pacific
coast, and Earl Caddock, former
heavyweight champion Of the world.
have been matched to meet Dec. 81. 1t
was announced here today. An effort
is being made to arrange a match
here on New Years day between
Caddock and Stranger" Ed Lewis,
tius worlds heavyweight champion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
Spartan Mills Cut Wages 80 Per Cent
Bv Associated Press.

spartanburg, S. c., Dec. 1.-THE
Spartan mills, one Of the largest in
this section, employing about 1000
operatives, announced today an ad-
ditional cut of 20 per cent In wages,
effective next Monday, making a total
cut of 80 per cent in the last ninety
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17

steel fabricators and ereotors will be
submitted to the United States at
torney and state special grand jury,
the joint legislative committee in
vestisating New York's "buildins
trust announced here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
the bill in the form in which it ha.

the bill in the form In which It has
been accepted In the commons.
The possibility Of conflict be-
tween the house Of lords and the
house Of commons over the Irish
home rule bill has been avsrted. The
amendments Of the measure made
by the lower house were anicably
discussed in the upper chamber to-
day and all were disposed Of In q
manner that will permit the measure
becoming law tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
Today's News index
Tho Weather,

Sun rises Dec. 1S at I'll, sets at 4:44.
Iowa-Fair tonight and probably
Saturday; slightly colder in north
east portion tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
EscH-cUMMINs ACT BINDING.

Railroads and Unions Warned to
Live Up to Transportation Law.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. IA warning to
railroads and railroad unions subject
to the Esch- Cummins transportation
act ito obey it in letter and spirit, y
was issued today by the United
States railway labor board
Certain carriers" and certain or
ganizations of railway employees"
have violated the law by refusing to
confer in wage disputes, the board
announced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
Davenport Commercial Club Robbed


Davenport, Dec. 17.-Thieves last
night entered the Davenport CONNER
cial Club rooms and robbed the safe
OF $3.50 in currency and checks. They
left: no clews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-17
QUAKE FELT IN
FAR-OFF CHINA

Peking First to Report Having Ire
nors Registered by Seismographs
in America-No Reports of Damage
From China or Elsewhere So Far
Received.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

.uhr o. declared that the flow II
iHr NuDWky well. which came iu n
lN daNs ago foi around . onn barrels.
has declined to around 400 barrels
daily hut u mutt De- remembered That
90, wr'l Inns not ,,f been completed
lnl VIII mot show its best until th"
slud ia thoroughly puu,trtcd
4 rlr nno n new being rushed to
lbr new wildcat aud ls soon us this
b. completed the vrll viii be- drilled
W tul turned loose
l,rn.is from Sirph,Us county show
uHr urN We'll lust 100 one ih" western
wishult uf breckenridge the sylvan
u So % nl SnuWdru and M'swrcn'v
which umr iu With natural flow ~
5000 tu luu barrels daily
l EHth county uuuth,r blk gas- o
NIs U,,u developed ihH walter Finch
nm we'll uf the lasiuu Crr,k u,l
company which h. flowing four min
uu daily ana ihi. BE- causing u con.
tuH'' revival U interest in that
HI.t
200 fn. l,ruV ,uiv ut stuph
,ns county the g. N l'uWlrH Won If
fhr TNU- state Dil company has been
a.,u 1 heavy shat Boo DO, lime nnd
L..N WIil develop production us soon
is Iuidgu rs cleaned uui Of the hul"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
PLAINv|EW HAS
THREE RObBERIES
!. DURING ONE NIGHT
ONE MAN uEIDIP AND m.
LEVIED OF SsO-SiiOE STORE
SUFFERS Loss

PLAfNNirw luN 17 .'yh .H
u r' o. NHs pom.
t.oi um. iur Thieves tD fare forth.
or whether one IMAM attempted thi.a
differcn, r'hh"iirs % s mot known hlt
three different lr,aliti.s in phiuN,w
Were the scenes Of hungary hold
mp. and an attempted hutplary
While young su h 90, uuuo uf
Gilliland was un his WaN tu lh' Santa
Re station to Hk' the eleven u.,lus.
train he was at,us'ei ly stiaug.
man who ordered him foo huIdup his
hands The thief uuI,hiN Invested MI
Gilliland II all the rtsh iu his ru,A,t.
amounting Go yumrthIng ufu twenty
dollars and would ht,, ll-u ittw N.
Giililauds pass un 90" santa ~, bot
Mr.. Gilliland Who Is au employee uf thr
Santa Pc convinced h.m Thar 30 could
be- Of No "" a. him So the mbu puIgt.
~ disspp.ar,.l and tNoir. haze been up
clue found 90 hi. identify TN, bold
mp took plarc 'u Ash street near
Colcman's c0d yard
Several blnrks ,lus,r Iu town uu
West seventh street thor, vas uumis
taxable evidence uf another robbery
The proprietor H poW,lls Sho, Shur
upon opening hi pls,' of business th.,
morning discovered that sumvun. had
been In and two pairs 81 expensive.
shoes were missing
The scene II m, attempted burglary
was the Depot cafe. near a., Santa Pc
station T. q Cooper proprietor uf
the cafe discovered this morning that
someone had rrmu,cd IN" scfc,n and
n large pane ~ glass from one uf the
windows In his restaurant However.
since nothing In N. establishment has
been missed 80 faf evidently tho
Thieves were scared 90 before th,y had
stolen anything
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
Join Our Hoover Club This Week.
THE PRICE sIiE r\Xs

There u hardly an American women
nowadays VINO can Keep pace with tho
demands made upun her time and en-.
ergy without paying tho p,naity ul 90.
! health. u NAV De- that dreadful hack.
ache dragging pains headaches n.r.
vous.rss on che fortunes of dispiire.
meni. II l. the price sh"pays 10
Eomen IN this condition iydii Z PIN.
hams Vegetable Compound oom.s ~
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sdy made frum ro.ts and herbs which
brings glorious health 60 suffering
women.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

70 many Instances says city Physician
persons have suffered for seafs
without knowing What made mem
feel tired. iistless and run.do"n
when their real trouble was lash OF
iron In the bload-how 60 tell,
nj you Ntfs 90 make an actual blood fet
on al people ~ho are m you would prob
ahly tt gisA,ly anoniahed a. the exceed
infl, iafgs number Who latk iron and who
are n, iof no other tsasnd than The lack ~
ZION The moment iron 10 supplied ml,ir
,uds Of dangerous symptoms diAnpelf,
W'hou, ron the blood al once loses the
poAsf 60 change fcoi into LIVING tissue and
therefore nothing YOU ea does YOU good YOU
don't get the strength 7ui oi a. Your food
merely rifasf through your system lie corn
through mill with thr rollers 30 vide apart
that M. mill ranf ffind. a. Osu'i oi this
continuous blood and nerve Ha'vaton, people
become generally wa snsi, nervous and all
run d,sn and frequently develop al sorts Of
conditions One 70 80 'hn another 10 bur-
dsned pih unhealthy isi. some lte 90 weak
'hey can hardy u.'k ffue 'h'nh he1 h-Ve
4 spsrta iiir-- ~ liver trouble. some cant
seer ~ night oii.fs afs tlrsry aud tired az
d,v. sore li.s. AL irritable. SOM SKINNY
arI h.nlI.W 'u' 40 lack p'ii|cal power AMI
triislHHs fr fTtH ..fs', n q Nnur than
f,ei...r.. g. t' s'ir'H'A'Irs med finst pr
raf.nrI .r.rs --' owls N H'p up YOUR iag.
gins wa lassls I5G tie m,iasg., va! 5s a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
Nuxated Iron Will Increase
4, Strength of Delicate People
4 -. In Two Weeks Time

the expense Of youf lie later on. No mat.
tsf What any one tells you, " you are nos
strong and Nell you owe u 20 yourself 70
make the followins test See how long yov
can sofk OF how lar you can walk vithous
coming tired. Mes, take two hveGfais
tablet, Of ordinary Nussi,d Iron three Mmes
per day after meals fof tNo weeks Then
lest your strength again and see Tor yourself
how much you have gained. You can talk
as YOU please about all the wonders wrought
hy new remedies but when you come down
~ hard facts there 10 nothing like good olt
iron TO put color IN your cheeks and eoot
sound. healthy flesh on your bones II 10
alsl a great nerve and stomach nfengthener
and one OF the best blood builders IN the
world. The only trouble was that the OLD
forms o. inorganic iron like tinciufe OF iron.
iron acetate. etc, often ruined people, teeth.
unset their aomachs and were no, asimilaiel
ard inr these reasons they frequently dit
more harm than good Bu, with the di,e0y.
c'y " the newer forms Of organic iron alt
Ills hAs been overcome. Nusaied Iron, Tor
esamrls. ~ pleasant % tase, does no, iniufe
thr teeth and u almost Immediately beneheiiL
a,ttnrTssS rs.i Faia,'t issa -h,sh 70 rs,rm.
usfasf stnss % o., s.sit fsmsif bss ens shsh
- eel AHs-a " dfast,ns s,sffrhsr tahts ne
fiisi iaafgsaR uaa pieeafn " 10 ssalp sssmisef,
49, assi 80 isme us teeth. msts tAsa blsst, eas
ta.i ths sla~afh The m.aH'sstafsts Geafsa,ss sses
s.'..Hl go ssV'slv ssnsisftiu tssle y s,sts pat
sss.s' - 'Ass ~.u 's'aHa iHsf moasi, hW aispsses
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
MEMPHIS |. D. 0. F. LODGE
INsTAlLS NEW OFFICERS

tpf-iFI % TIE News
MEMPHIS July 90 - Memphis
Lo,lg. No 49, q. % . hud O. pub.
lie Installation ~ orf,cr~ this week.
The following we're Installed
" NJ Williams y e.. q " Laval
len. Y. g.; \ e Hoffman 81, Chas
orrn. Treas .. n Ei,k 4 : y g..
c y Turner l.. : y a.. ! O. Den.
mis- Warden. q. 4 Soudcr Conductor
J. n Nandiv.r n : $ " g scott.
l.. :. :. !. \ M,N.e - . curtis
Loudermili l. g.. Il. e Baker. Cnap.
lain. J. q. Dessoti 4 : y. g.. D. ".
Wilbofn l.. = Y. C.
Installation ATTENDED with banquet
and program. a hrgv crowd hring
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

When the baby L. suffering the duu
Doe uffIriion ~ hot weather and bowel
di'urdcrs. the remedy needed II Ne.
GEES BABY ELINIG. n reduces the
t",'rish condition oorrcris the stomach
and checks looscness ~ the bowels
Sid by all druggists cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
Riii SERVICE To NORTHERN
MENltO N,AIN OPENED

" Assoslaird ffsss
MEXICO CITY July i3-Hallway
scrSire o. Nueyu l.sr.is uppusit, lar.
.dn Texas Was ~. ssfa hlishod tutlt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

Tile largest private fortune lee tn
urited States. ,etimat,d et one billion
dollars. b. equivalent o. the hggrogat"
v1lth ~ s0oo o0o ~ thu-" ,lh-sol a.
moor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

d. Huseo has moved his ufn,r 90
Rooms 70 o. ~ smith Bldg Office
ph.n. lHs r'-slden,. phone SIS
Ifk fHtt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

Do You Believe in Monopoly!
WOULD yor SUPPORT A GREEDY TRUST OR
COMMERCIAL UNDERSTANDING WHICH DOES AWAY WITH COM
COMPETITION WHICH WILL STEADY PRICES AND HOLD THEM WHERE
believe that enterprise conducted by the people an" for the pe0
BELIEVE labor ro,"s' reasonable compensation for their tolls Gu"
aiding the cessaicS OF lie but few comforts as we0
FELLOW CITIZENS Our Policy IS M
Reasonable services ~"
SECOND: service quality laundry in subwc,
THIRD; Reasonable .aarr t III employee.
Reasonable working hours "
Yer, lcs o working conditions
SOW MIR GENERA PUBLIC Do 20" believe business conducted along
lc,c ne, would he a financial success
WE SAY YES WHY, Because the creates, majority people
stanlo laundry.
NOW. what benefits and how are they to be pah
per paid all 4,
pays will
Twenty-Five OF the clear gain will be set aside each SIX months into
fund which capital dividend raising par value Fro" this
a var" will double in two
Fifty per OF remaining will be declared each six month"
profits. o of the total will be
distributed &yi" patron members in proportion the amour" OF work each
40 no" look paying proposition The laundry owners Of
peculiar will Of sue
$500 Union that in the
rounding will pa,ronzc business,
is incorporate" under the
Our Superintendent, and General L.
having had about OF the mo" modern and efficient
WE ARE NOT 10
mcy rich don't believe would
BIT
viii handsome dividend belief based tn, fact that have
that the auIe' oat" this city before the lockout clearing SooOo
week
NEW BUILDING Tyler
hc in n
compelled order accommodate
all proabht! will be shifts
good . Amarillo
Panhandle asking
a o 81 We wish all
will . II
We To- STOCK CERFt nd ewouldu
those that holding o a
send them in and certificate
NOW If YOt WREE WITH Is BUY STOCK NOWToMoRRoW
ont uf town ouuon Glow
THE INFWORABlE WEA1iERLASr NECESSARY
TO POSTPONE THE UNWILLING OF THE CORNER UNTIL
DATE FINE LARGE CROWD WAS PRESENT
ON SATURDAY THE J3oP NJ, WE WILL CONTINUE
ENECTNNT TRONG WHICH WILL GATHER FOR THE
COMPLETED
PIECES or BRICK FOR MILES AROUND THE AMARILLO
\
The Amarillo CO.. Operative Laundry Co.
Stock and be under
o Texas.
VALUE 5000 EACH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-02

day. August 5, vas adopted at the
meeting:
Tuesday July 8, Edwards VS.. Cros-
sets
Friday, July Q. Clerks VS.. cushnocs.
Monday, July y. Crossetts VS..
Clerks.
Tuesday, July IS, Edwards IS.
Cushnocs.
Thursday July Is, Clerks VS.. Ed
Friday. July IS. Crossetrs vs. Cush-
noes.
Monday. July 10. Edwards vs..
Crossetts.
Tuesday, July 20. Clerks VS.. cush-
noes.
Thursday, July -: Crossetts VS..
Clerks
Fridaz, July IS, Edwards vs.. cush-
noes.
Monday, July IS. Clerks VS.. Ed
wards.
TUESDAY, July p. crossetrs -.
Cushnocs.
Thursday, July 20, Edwards vs..
Crossetrs.
Friday, July 80. Clerks vs.. cush-
; 1ocs.'
Monday. Aug. .. Crosserrs vs..
Clerks.
Tuesday Aug. 3. Edwards VS..
Cusnnocs.
Thursday Aug. 5, Clerks VS.. Ed
wards.
Friday,>Aug. .. Crosset-s. vs.. Cush
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-02

j =
WEEAT-Spot steady No. red and
No. hard 212. and No. mixed durum
ego track View York export.
COR\-opot easy; M. yeiiow 1879
a New York I0-da- shipment
QATS-Spot steady; No. white I31
LARD-Ea-v; middle west 2g45 q
2o65.
BC-TER-Steadv: receipts $685.
tYns creamery higher than extras 595
n so. extras ~ score ~ a n. first SIS
20 2; score - n IS; packing stock cur
rent make No. I "a AL
EGGS--Irre guIar; receipts 1899
cases: fresh gathered extra drsts IS a
IS; DO 1rsts ga -, state. Pa. and
nearby western hennerv whAa rrst 20
extra s. o SO 10 brown extra 80 n -
do. gathered brown and mixed coIoIS
rlrst 70 extra 1881.
POTATOES-Easv: Jersey hbl. no
sona 500
CABBAGES-Easv. Long Island Dbl.
25a a 500; Jersey do. 150Gr 500
SCGAR-Raw steady centrifugal
1881 refined steady; dne graduated
goo a 240G. Futures were duiet sarl,-
with operators Inclined 70 await de-
veiopments- N the spot market AT
noon prices We're Ia points lower 70
IS HrEner. Later the market became
more settled ana closed rirYn. Sepreu1-
Der 1850. October 1900. December lS50
January l455. March 1850
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-02
WALTER JOHNSON
HuRLS NO HIT GAME
BlANklNG sox, 10

Boston, July Walter Johnson OF
Washington pitched the first no-h1t.
ro-run game Of the big league carser
~ "a years today, defeating Boston
% Q Hooper. on Harris error on
"e's' chance in the seventh. was
the only Boston player 10 reach first.
5 s,s.illa d no-f'eacn Iirst game Tor
Jcnn2on. lie tanned ten men. Ear
per pitched we'll for Boston.
In the seventh Rice singled through
he nox and was forced by Roth. Nc
Innis 10 Scott. Shanhs' single through
the box 70. centre put Roth on third.
Shanks moving up 70 second on the
throw 70 third. Shannon tanned.
Harms bounded the ball off Harper
glove and Scott could not get II soon
enough 70 prevent Roth from scoring
Shanks tired 10 score but was out AZ
The plate. Scott TO Walters.
After two pinch flitrers had ta2ned
in The last of the ninth Hooper
bounded the ball over the first base.
out Judge made a remarkable NIT
hand SOP and threw TO Johnson. who
covered for the inal out. Then Wash
.ngton players overwhelmed Johnson
With congratulations. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-02
Augusta Al-Stars
To Play the Gardiner
Team Monday at Augusta

The Gardiner Au-Stars and the Al
gusta AIl-Stars are scheduled 10 play
at $50 Monday afternoon, July 5. OFT
the ReueI Williams field and this
contest should prove one of the Ast :.
est and most exciting of the season.
The down river team will be COM
posed entirely OF college players. Gu
sick of Bates will do the rwiriing and
Heselton of Amherst will be behind
the bat. The remainder of this all
collegiate lineup will be as follows:
ID. Hinckiey OF Bates: 2b. Duncan
OF Bates: 3b. Kelley of Bowdoin: SIS.
Phil Talbot of Bates. captain of last
years team; outfieId. Littiefield Of
Maine, HeseIton of Amherst, and
Smith of Bates
The Augusta All-Star team has
been strengthened considerably since
its defeat last Saturday by the Maine
Centrals. and although the final line
up has not yet been announced. it is
safe 70 say that the outfit VIII be
composed OF the best men that can be
procured and will put IN Il hard
fight for a victory on July ).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-02
Taylor. Bowden

Weston z Taylor and Miss Pearl
?. Bowden were united in marriage
Wednesday AT Il ocoIck by Rev. W
j. Layton at his home in Augusta
The double ring service was used
The bride vas becomingiy gowned N
A blue travelling suit with hat 20
match and the couple were attended
by the brides sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy z. Dudley. The
bride IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bowden of Sidney and the
groom is the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor of Sidney ana is one
OF Sidney'S promising and progress
sive young men. Both the young peo-
pie are we'll known IN town ana have
the best wishes Of their many friends
After a short wedding trip they will
make their home for the present with
the g-ooms parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Taylor
Mrs. Alice Thyng OF Winslow was
a guest Thursday of her nephew
Everett Watson Of Alpine street.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Z. Pressey, whc
! have been visiting friends in Dur
nam. \. H. are guests OF Mr. anc
Mrs. George Johnston NJ Fairfield
street on The way % .he,r home II