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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Striking Longshoremen
Attack IS Negroes

- fFr AneQcihrEp Feraa
% NEW YORK, March IL Striking
coastwiso lonEshorcmcu today attack
ed twenty-five negro strike breakers
and aftor knocking down two of them
dispersed the remainder. Two police
min Witnessed the attack but ne
arrests were made.
The embargo against toustWiar
freight shipments oxtcudcd today tu
ships 81 the New England Steamship
company.
Merchants were notified thcy would
De held accountable for storage
charges unless they moved from tho
wharNes freight consigned 90 them.
sympathy OF teuWstors with striking
lungshoromeu had prevented removal
% this freight Do was said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
MIDNIGHT SONS n
SOCIETY COLUMN ANn-

CHATTANOOGA Tho Midnight
Sons put their respective fect in
b. The Sons have been suspected Of
having n little moonshlne on occas-
ions They held "A blow cut and their
names were IN tho society columns Of
Atty Gen. g. w. C'hamiec. nov =
wanted that list a long time. wanna
tell the arand jury about the lfl ole
high iifers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

NUEVA LAREDO. Mcx.. March a..
noniinn. former Mexican
az Washington today for
mnlly accepted the nomination OF the
civillsta party as lbs candidate Tor the
~presidencl OF AirXico in the July cleo
tions. Senior Boniilas reached hero
today from Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

mrnt that 10 shall be- So everywhere.
There b. 10 De no separate wom-
ems Organization created within tho
party, except and only ben those eases
where such un arrangement may he
needed temporarily as an efficient aid
To the complete RmalgumatiOn which
is our objective"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
eTApIIIIT ON NNUKI-r

PfTTsHuRG Pa. March i7.-ln an
effort 20 stuhilize the crude oil market.
important independent producing aud
refining Interests IN western rennsyl-
vaniu nuNp organized a corporation
with "a capital OF 1000. 900, It became
known here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

NEWARK wild COW caused
commoti0n here The row Tnsmed
Newark street for "a hours. Police
reserves failed Ia three campaigns 20
round up boEny. h broke loose
after they had larooed her with choiuH
on the fourth attempt ana va last
seen leaving town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
ERK0FP POWER
NEAR, LODGE SAYS
Scientist Reveals Belief
That Lights Invisible
To Man

Sir Olives GtaIac \ me Of tnr
uurld's lftlI1H FUtlafcrs % nir
rfhtr 81 sIar Itnaf he trih The
Evening ntraM rsAdcfr IN an -.
riusItc inttttAt- A+ VIEWS 81 tnr
rsInIIsr age % man gained b. q
l1qa1Imr ~ ~rnsranrIA THIS - the
lIraI unhllrhed rlalrmrnt of his
briIrf fIl4t liaIa y htialhlc 10 man
nn1 only rnfrst waves 81 . ttdt.
uotif stahle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

men. IT, had bccn accused uf plot
ting revolution several dnAs before the
uNvrtliruw OF he gONCrEuuut.
The dcpo~cd President Ebert aud
Premier Nuurr arc alsp shown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

Beverage VIII report ID ? q c. T.
Il Leacn AZ the Cmp -oans OF
May ss3-5 al 3 A. Ii ID assist II
raising the cnlors HI Memorial ha2
and LAksTlsw cezetHry
The laEaes q the Relief Corps AMI
ether PATRIOTIC organizations cf the
rown are requested - meet On Fri
DAY afternoon May 18th al Me
NCrlal hal u make w-sa1hs W
decorate the graves Gf the deceased
sAi6zars. L VIII be necessary ID
make 1sb E-az1hs this year
Cascade Grange VII held is reg
liar meeting tbs evening u Grange
hal
The Members IF al Lhe women :
PATRIOTIC organizations are -ecAst
&C 70 meet IN G. A F. han. Sunday
a1rErnon1 II o'clock. - aT-snd d.
vine service II Memorial hal al
O'clock White EloEas and badges
should be WORT
The Eescue Workers VII lAH+
Saturday evening AZ 80 O'clock II
TIA hal a. Fairfield Services VII -
heiE Sunday morning al 1B.3B o'clock
Il sra w-u- There VIZ De services
Sunday afternoon a $50 and Sunday
evening g. : o'clock II the haI a.
Fairfield
Mrs Edward Sco-- q North Al
sol was guest Thursday, II hs-
s1srHr, Ms Walter Eu-chilsun-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
OAKLAND

Mrs Arthur Shaw went - Win
-1rop E'rldaT n WISH her brother
Earl Hal +cr d few DAYS.
Al ne Methodist church Sunday
morning AZ 1879 o'clock. standard
Lns. me sQBlect vi Dc Long Looks
and SaQ-- Looks" Sunday school Al
ne Qsua- hour; G a 2 services VII
De he'd al Memorial nal 81 P NJ
Rev. IT ssLII ?. Eana2 VII give the
address Evs1z-g service a. so.
With slbJec-- A-1precla -Iar." Elmer
Z C-aaEe Of Wa1arv1-1e VII preach
a. Sidney a. so O'Clock, standard
0e
Al Tie First BAPTIST church Sun
daT. Few ?. = Doier1ar- pastor. me
1uplc Of -ae morning sermon a. 1870
vii be The F-u-I- Bearing Life y
sunday school 81 1--45 Under 6i-ec-
INN Of Arthur GreeIey. superI1-Eas =
EN- Christian Endeava- a. $50
o'clock topic. WIZ Man ROB
Cod" Missionary meeting. svecz-E
se-r-ce a. SO O'clock suhjec-- The
inquiry u & Grateful Henri"
Sunday school WI Dc held z. ne
Free Baptist church SUNDAY after
noon a. so o'clock The service al
80 clock VI be emitted u az
count u me c, 4 P service which
XII d held II Memorial nal =. F.
Al
Few. :. Z. halcks-5ocka- 81 Wa
rs.E-v--le VII occupy ne pm III q ne
L r1vss'sa-isr church MS evening q
so o'clock
M. and Ms. George F-eble and
family nave gone ID Their cottage a.
ne R2crmcnd camp grounds, where
LHey WI pass the summer
Frances SrE--sva1- WHO mas bean
confined = lis home a Oakland
Heights 1C- several months by llaess.
mas recovered sufficiently u De able
: vls1- ms da2Ea1sr, Mrs. Alce Gil
NTH. Of Church street. Cor sho--
tine
Ea-I Goodwin mas -e-E-1e5 rom
] business IT'D u Portland
Mrs. Me-l Beverage ana children
n en1w5--A- -he-na aid Carolyn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

have returned from 4 weeks visit
WIKI Mrs. Beverages mother, Mrs
Eta Eswl-- Of " 4-zLh-8l.
Fred Whitney, Ma-l Beverage.
Lawson Rash19n and Arthur shaw
VII leH-e to-day on . fishing -12 70
Lake Make
Mrs. Elisha Brown and Mrs. Laura
"a asn5u-n Of a a-erv1I1e and Miss
Ruth Brown q Cambridge. Mass.
have returned Il Their homes. after
visiting M and Mrs L W StZr-e-
want of Oakland EaiEhrs.
ReT- Clarence McIaI--e Who has
been visiting MS mother, Mrs. Lizzie
AcLorlre for the past two weeks has
returned 70 rs home Il azrsazla. Y
Il
Ralph winner, who enlisted ser
eI1l Drrths z-o Il Inc Navy and IS
stationed a. Newport z I. IS pass
ng fve-daTs' Through VIII rela-
rves 4 town
Ms Allce Ereen AID Ms Cert
r1de- Lses Rocbes a1d SGT If Wa-zr-
vile Ears recent guests u NJ ana
Ms Z. "a Stu--ara--
George Hal has returned H-1n
Solo1- vhera ne. was called br tae
5eA-n Of 4 -Aia-1ve
Ms John waslbu--n Of wa.-ar.viIEe
Is visiting her -ancloLher, Ms
Laura Waz1e- to- q few DAYS.
C-zeas are requested 70 display
their decorations taDor-ow May
e25l-1- q. masthead and members Of
J. Wesley Gilman Camp, Sens CT
\ eta-zls. ara requested D Assem- b =
= ne Post rooms ii T NJ II t1l
Uniform and white gloves. = ar END
Divine worship VIII the Grand Army
and Romsrs Eei1ef Cor1s- -a5las'
Auxiliary and Daughters Of T.sta--
ans. n Memorial han Il ; P NJ
whan EsV. Westan P Holman If the
Methodist church VII preach -he
Memorial sErlen- Al returned sci
G1s-s Of any pE-- af ne I 1l-e6 STATES
amy. sailors or Marines hare been
assigned Z place N the Inc ana q
most cordial invitation is extended
. them = JoIa II the exercises Of
the da-.
? c =. E Oan-en. ? 2
Haynes & y LoveJoy and N 7,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
FINES AND JAIL SEN
FENCES IN YORK COUNTY

Alfred Ne MzT .1-A sentence CT
one yea- ras imposed upc1 Joseph
A-senza1t at Sanford who pleaded
guilty ID al indictment alleging
forgery and E-1ar1ag when brought
osfare Associate Justice Charles J.
Dunn Il the supreme cou-r n Alfred
-odav.
Frank Bouche and william cr-
place IF Sanford, who pleaded gul-y
U indictments alleging attempt u
Manufacture I-1ax czLrg Liquors
were each aaed 500 AMI costs and
gwen jan sentences n addition
Arthur ? M9ws-y q Sanford o1 al
Indictment Alleging assault with a
dangerous weapon OF Sner1E Eavs1
a E-aber-s- was sErteaced - the
state School for BOYS, viii me A.
rar1a1vS Of -wa Years 81 The STATE
prison ~ Tho-nasr3r.
D+-nzs SRvacsaE Of Sanford. en aa
INDIGNANT charging treAR-E, enter
ing and larceny II j dwelling house
was also sentenced 10 serve ms
minority al The @Ia-a School fer
Boys. with Lae alternative CT enc
wear II STATE PRISON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Hub Players Win Opening
Matches at Forest Hills Tennis

Forest Ellis. y. Y May .--Bos-
ton tennis players won the opening
matches n the Church Cup Inter
city play here this afternoon The
contests were delayed 5y 1h-eazer =
ing weather and only a far SIZED
gallery watched t1e play
Interest conferred n the match be
tween Wallace Johnson. of Phila-
delphia- and Rlct1a-1 Ea-ts- of Eos
tn Both are contestants far the
fourth place HpOr the American team
which VIII play n The English chan
p,unships AZ wimbledon next month
as wei as IN the Davis cup preIim-
ilR-iss
Ear-e defea-ed Johnson TWO OUT Of
three sets by scores Of s.. IS 7-5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
MADISON

The funeral services q Mss Sta-la
LETTERS wao died Monday 2-g-- a.
i1e- home u Bowel. street ware con-
6uc1a6 by Rar. "a liam n ood az .
Q clock Thursday afternoon = tne
Methodist Episcopal church The L
tarnenr was II the Forest Fiji cene-
-sr-v. The bearers were four yUu-E
-sl q The senior class Ct ne Mad
son ElEn school O. winch Mss J@4-
fH-s WIS a mem Der. There was eu-
cne session Of me 5lg1 sCnool
Thursday aa6 ne school vas seA1ac
n q Do6v on me left slus Of The
erurch. There were also some beau
t11a4 fora 1-llU1es from Miss LETTERS
scaoolua1as.
Moses H. Knox returned Thursday
forenoon 1~au Portland where ne
1as been attending the Grand Lodge
af Knights If Py-h1as as delegates
rom Eevs11ne Lodge Of Iris place
Freq letters u Augusta was Z
Madison Thursday, coming here p
a-1asnd ne funeral uf RS 14ece. Mss
S-A1-a JeEa-s.
Indian Spring Lodge : Q. O. ?.
wnrsed Ire o--la-2ry degree On rvo
candidates a. tae regular meeting
Thursday evening
Ms Lou C0pp ana str. vic have
5eea = Portland fer me past few
DAYS returned home Thursday eve
mig
M and Mrs. y EaEa- q Wafer
Vie wera The guests ever Thursday
night cf M and Ms. :. A Lander
a. their residence On Eeaid sf-es1-
ERv. WIlan Wood ws1- u Nor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
liiNL =. u ATERVILLE
II ?. " TODAY
H Il Williams FIELD

-'rT 1-r- -7c Tats-vL3e Hra
o-s=la-. .al-s VII Meet IN me
-.-- Villains 1ai9 Ills aeaa-aoor al
-.a-E 7-.-- Promises % be a
-1-' Earn : "a. The Canv bows
-4'- '=sc Wing hard since they
= a",@- p D hands # Ea-io-
RS 4 4-0AsIav and a-e deter
So 2, III "a ads rom he Elm
os- ne game WITH Wal
III a1-a1 = ma cry. II q. and
-:4 l@-=r-----=c 70 even ID maj :
l-f sas 7ae- sniff n the
ma aa- Eli Euirg from
@-a- Sal q short While
tn, T-- @TH- first base. The
---1 e z1a2rz- SESSION Of practice
moon WITH ne men
-= -FT ons-10ns and things
- -i7-E r"'~ smoothly indeed.
--'l'-i'e 3-a--lca-'r al the hot
'--1- -ne rs way. while
- 1sal lov- first base n
''s' EHz7e.
= y ala.s --euo 1or rodav's
= -ai-ws. AUSTIN or Sal
F. =-.afo-- = Brennan. h
- - IS Rode-,rk 81
f.. : 5-zw2- Z, Ma--iE CT
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Cards Again Turn
Back Phillies. ; to |

8 LOUIS Nay E-sl- Louis -3nA
.1rae oE- Of four E-uIn Philadelphia II
winning u1daE game ID :. punching
three mis- win rwa pasaes II Smith
II N seventh 12r Two -uns Umpire
Ha-- o-ds-ed E-zsv OH uf ne game n
ne 19-h when ne la-.a-- a7-e- being nj
" pitched oaI hurled MS pa On I'D
Of ne v1sI-5rs E1EoU- whence i
bounded L1s9 the E-andsta2G. 8-Eev
protested i was Al accident Luds-us
II ne visiting CUB was ordered uT ne
daid II the ninth Fu- dlspur17ls q strike
Lar called On 2 Miller. The score
Philadelphia @ o 0 q 0 G-l-9-d
:: -1uIs ---B I o : o ISL
E.zsy. :. Smith TI-ae-ow and
"A hea1, Goodwin ana -ilhoe<a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Galore Holds Red
Champions Runless

Cincinnati O. May e--Cadore
pitched us 6-sr ful game fur Brook =
lvn today SINCE his record breaking
IS inning ne against Bcst1n and
sauc 1ut t1e champions 5 ID nothing
The Brook.yrs made five straight
k1g OF EIler II ire 14tE ming
a2-n-ng thar -1-ae runs. LuquA re
EeveG E-leT a@-ar the latter walked
The E-sr mn II II The SIKH and
allowed c1ty enc III II Lhe last four
innings Scare
brooklyn o.. @ Q 0 G D-3-g-e
Cincinnati 0 g-B-6-2
Galore and kreuger- EI7ar -uuue
and W-1E9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Indians Winners
In Game Home Runs

Philadelphia May -Four home runs
during 1oday's g II viCro-y II -lsva-
lzn6 ovsr Phllaaelphia TAI ne week
soral IF EoU--base mis- II the loral park
- u recnrd here tu- Hve plEylag GAYS
Walker. VIM Registered the first 81 me
TWO Philadelphia c1rcaII drives has
made three 1f ne -
Philadelphia punched hts Of Caldwell
aad took ne iead n the 6rs1 tlnEnE. out
Smith home TIL II me sscond led ne
scare and Manager Spezks-'s home TN
drive 4 the third scored rwo runners
ahead u Mn and decded me game The
acnre-
Cleveland d : . @ : ! Q a-a---
Philadelphia : = Q g-1--1lec-,
Caldwell aad C-Neizl, Bigoee- Eas-y.
Perkins and SrvAes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
MORAN PUTS GODDARD
TO SLEEP AT LONDON

London. May Z1-F-ark Moran Ct
Pittsburgh tonight knocked on.
Frank Goddard. the English heary-
weight II the second round Of what
was % have been a 2R-rouud oGU-
The fight took place II the EoIborn
stadium
The bout started with both men
going a a fast pace In the SECOND
round Goddard first was anured
twice for cDunrs respectively IF nine
and eight and then Moran landed q
terrific night On the EnE.isnnaa s
Jaw and he was counted OUT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Giants Hits with Cub
Errors Score Win

Chicago. Aar @-New E1-A III me
y behind sr--o-s ~ Robertson a-a XII
Efar u Chicago and WIN me fra zane
u ne se-iss here tndav 10 ~ Tyler
pitched II me form fo- che locals and
scared their lone -un when NJ -1pied
and came nome On Flacfz's single CHI
c&Eo was unable q ut Z he pIn ches
The score
View DIX - 0 Q o . 0 --e-4R-a
Chira-o 40 Q g Q g O. =.
-oney and Snyder. Tyler and k--1.rg-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
- FIGHT N
! FALL ON
-NEG0F 18th

= / - -
~a VI r. when Fed
Wv E1rk meets Jack
w--ae Il Two SIX
ZINES re Big boxing show
Ill.,. --G.ar eEsnng. May e
-a-.-cr II Tx Hopkins
- = Matching these
-.s welgaLs, Manager
....e var -agRn -lca ability as
,.1.... 8 z4~e % prove wiz
7--- -.~ -s = ne r3p II their
nd a-a ~4-5.-lv advancing al
,-rs zf 1as been srrswl1g
-. -c.- M sef. throughout the
n. vas. nd s 0uw 70 invade rt7e
20, -or II new canrz1esIs. -s9s
- % 10 P11e Tree Stare
o.. 81 - awe as the ei1-
..,,a- .-C ri as hard IS The
-.-,~e-i..a -.s Ger
=. v.A-4 az aas NET some
-- ,re- ar = ne lightweight
so- s-ar- -1eC beng Dick
...s---. --.-a.e Brown Young
!, ann -.l-E Ere and Billy
----y,r,r7ar5 al .a1s wno, as the
II a,s-s RI. .a- ~-g game vel
--or .~a -a~- re sc:-appe-s. Se-
- ~. So = II Lba Wood. who
-.re..s SIN. --4z- ---le -s1. fight
~ r-7a ..v..rs deliver Lne goods, me
.,-v s-r ..sH~aG = q dandy 20
T,gar --s appeared n the cl-v
,-yf ps-r,4 a16 screC Z pronounced
- ,n., -as II : me rapid fra
~ = -7s--a~ mo Starts milling the
-anan- M Gong sounds and 1EnLs
- ra.r ann every round In z
sg..lt 2 sau-- me aE3 wl-1l Benny
,r7u.a-.~ known as the
-r,-pr,r Fash re New York Lad
r-,-aa z 90 shape ina boC-
.-5g- I raw. and as sport fans
Il. Iii 20 = sst---E ----sA -@--4E
--ze-
4. a4 -a- INA Of TWO SIX rounds.
-x--- e- v-LL lash VIII Terry
III. age1 .3ca. BOWS an6 great
liz -.,,z-a~s Il = aa--le Z few
r-=ss -ga re Dogs gaze such q good
s--ll...ar -.a- ne er1wd vert Wild
r-.... -,.--1. asl4s- ana here has bear
/ -11l.a-- amor 1ar another meet
= u a4se rwo -GSrad. sciE-1c
Fa97E 37-- aa~- g la-ge following il
T. e. E1o W 3s 7 CI-v hzI the
e. n ne Ear . lend their tav-
p-las -ae1r sUop0--
Azrara~ =-.5a--s < arranging
7rs-,El.nEs'r ia WI oe Z SURE fra
= mixing q show -aa- vii be worth
l.---a-.aE many lies = see
Lar. QUINN q Portland vii he
FL IT, nd ma means action al
r. I'M rs Nj wal known rs
Pr r rs oag- ~afarAas II Lae State.
-=1r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Chisox Again Hit
Hard for 11-9 Win

a ashIlElor, May .l--hlcaro be
gan hHln E-se bail n the first III
ing kept il Up through the te1rh ID
nay an6 won from "A Washington = ID
3. Earn team zSea four Pitchers A
pass Il Leiboid. L Collins single and
doubles by Weaver and jackson gave
me visitors their WHINING margin II
the rar-a. Score:
Chicago s1110 0 0 . . s-11--5-a
Wash o o = 0 0 = 0 ! s-I4-I
u lkasar. Payne. Kerr, Cicor-a
and ScaaIk Scaact-- Snyder. Court
-ey, ShRv and Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

View York May 21-The New York
Americans. who were Recently mott
fed by the New York Nationals 10
seek q new playing field after the
present season. viii be permitted %
continue the use Of the Polo grounds.
according ID q telegram received To-
DAY by Chi Jacob Rupert presi-
DENT If the Yankees. from Ban John
son. president Of the American
leag1s- A satisfactory agreement
had been reached in q conference a.
Chicago with Charles Stnneham,
president Of the Giants. johnson said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
MANUFACTURERS FAVOR
ALL SENSIBLE EFFORTS
TO REDUCE HIGH PRICES

New York May e Resolutions
iadorslng al sensible erur-s 10 re-
5uce prices Of commodities and
urging the association members II
cooperate Ii al reasonable efforts
u bring about thai result were
adopted yesterday a. tiles liver 5ubi-
lee convention Of the National AS
soclaaon q Nanuea ctu-e-s.
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PITTSBURGH

Two base ai-s--arev. Cu-shaw.
Carlson Three 0Ase t4Ls-Ba C41ee.
"A >ll----sec Double plays-Ea y-'as-
Gow5y ana 5oEke. Ca1D- Cu-silaw
and Grimm Left On -Bos:an
:: Pittsburgh 8 Ease On ha-ls-Csf
Eayres . Carlson . Els-C,@
EaTres 3 4 : innings; WATSON none
i innings Garrison SIX Il m
nES struck OFT TX Eav-es = Wa
son = Losing ra1.ct1e--Eay--es. IN
p--es-h-eIn and Enslle. Tine -.So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

Nzlly, Lc1-r1s- Tnree-hass r1ls-Eoup-
er- F1Ets-. Sinien base each SaC-l-
fvH r4-shor-an- Walte-s McNa-ly
Double plav-W alters u Fos-on- Left
IN aases-Der-nIt 70, 8nsl8n s Bases
IN bR-ls-or Daass : Aye-s : Rassell :.
9%-or Dslss : II : tunnEs. AYERS 6
4 innings. Struck QUIZ Dauss g.
AYERS 9. Russell 4 Wiln pitch-E1s ssll
Losing Pitcher DRaEs. CrrI-es Owens
and chill. Time saS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
BRAVES BlANkED
WHILE PIRATES HIT
EAYREs FOR Nine

P1r-sou-gh. May s1-Ezyres WIS
hi hard today nv Pittsburgh VINO de-
faa-Ad me Bosla1 Braves ID a. A.
ter beng touched 4ar Is Hrs a1c
ru1s II zTe innings Eayres was re-
1svec n "A a-son- Z recruit VINO he'd
Pittsburgh hiI1ers for the last three
innings Garrison was effective q al
tines and receIvad SENSATIONAL SIP
port II Las 5eid- Scare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

Mrs Mamie TA.s Graham ot
a y-Lhsv1llE- Perm. has received Ell
ANONYMOUS registered letter from
person II Philadelphia I--lnsI-E
s2eee Il currency. winch the sender
sid WIS due the firm Of Graham &
E-ohinsun. WHOM ne Admired he had
3st-alde6 mary years a-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
c oNTINUED PILL
POUNDING OF SOX IS
DOWNFALL OF TIGERS

Brsl8n- Ma --5usr1n continued rs
hesTy hiring uoGay, pounding Oa1ss
and Ayers aad detsalng Der-ait 5 ID :.
Umpire Owens put eight CT the visiting
players ~ the bench enr ooisre-ons q <
Young and SrD1 featured win clever
plays Oh slow rollers The scure:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
LOCAL NOTICE

The Nar-a and South Primary
schools VII E-ve n entertainment
Friday evening, May 18th. n Ne
lanrial azl az ->3n o'clock standard
r1-e A5- sslon- Adults &c and
children &c Seats W. he reserved
a. Martins store. bv pairing Ten
cents ,-9cl extra, O. May 9Sth 81
a NJ l@-3-t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Tennis Singles and
Doubles Divided In
Bafes-Colby Dual Meet

lewiston. Ne. May 21-Botn sin
gles and doubles. matches were G1vl-
ded n 4 dual tennis tournament De
tween 8a1es and Colby today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
COLLEGE GAMES

Hanover \ F. May Dart
mouth VI eslevaa game cancelled.
ran
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

North and South Carolina we're
named after Charles TX Of France.
Charles being 'Ca-olus'' n I.a-5-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

TSa--ad 1ar Da-ass Il 9Th.
-@A-1e1 1ur Ayers n s.t..
Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22
Statistics cF Building & Engineering
ooe-a1lc1s IN New Enrisnc

Compiled by The r " Dodge ca
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

Halsonde, saa soy dog Lagen
i Tide, at sygdommen like skal
blive kronisk og ende med Do
den.
og tag dig i Ware for Satan,
Morderen fra Begyndelsen. Han
praktiseres ogsaa som Skarp'
r%etter. Han vii skille de
hellige fra deres Frelser, we'd at
overhugge Troens Halls hos dem.
Gud forbarme sigl DjeTelens
0kse er blodig af mango dede-
lige Hug. Han har ct ondt 0Je
til dig og mig, min Broder og
S6ster.
staar Dievelen imod, saa skal
han fly fra ederl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

fortabt Menneske, for hvem Ii
vet kun er Pine og Kval.
0g er der nogen som helst
Grund til at tro, Diet skulde bli,
We bedre, fordi man der7 For.
di Udviklingens Low forer os
lengere frem og dybere ind =
i def, vi leyede / for?
+ Err der slet like noget, du
har Grund til at skamme dig
over9 (Bliv like yred over dette
syYende og sidste Spergsmaal,
men Civ dig It'd til at tenke
over Diet og ware dig selv paa
det). Err der ingen morke Plet-
ter, som du like kan glemme,
gammel Synd eller ny Synd2 FL
Ter maaske ct Liy, der helt igen-
mem var / Egenkerlighed = og
Diet vii sige: i Diet lave og uad-
LEI
Hyordan skal du faa Fred for
dette og faa begyndt paa ct nyt
og bedre = og lykkeligere -
| Liv2
bet kan kun ske paa en- ene-
ste Made, den, du kender fra
dit Forhold til Mennesker: veC
Tilgiyelse. Kun Kerlighed, til
giyende kerlighed, kan slettt
Synd I'D.
Men sporger dn saa, hvem del
! her paa Jorden har Magt I'll a.
forbade Synder, saa er Svaret
j like Moses og like Bnddha, TX
Ike Sokrates eller Plato, Xxx
Soren Kierkegaard eller Geore
Brandes eller Heffding. De hal
EN- dixie dr0mt deroml Der Ell
en- eneste, der har sagt ON sig
selv: ,,Jeg har Magt I'll at for
lade Synder paa Jorden."
Kan han Diet like, a er de-
ingen, der kan det. og saa Ell
du ct fortvivlet Menneske i Tic
og Evighed.
,,Prover mig dog" siger Her.
rem. Og hans Menighed siger de-
samme.
j. n.