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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21

Uncle Sam '-as officially recognized
me part tna1 Names small bur ef-
fecr1ve navy pIaved IN the " orld
War Twu handsome bronze tabietg
commemorative me deeds Of Names
TWO boats have b+en received from
Secretary Of Inc Navy Josephus Dan
iels and they viii be placed IN con
spleupus positions on me craft
Didn't know that Maine had
navy"
We'll Maine d,d nave a fleet Of
about 20 c-aTt and while they never
fired a shot. they nevertheless did n
very effective blr Of work in guarding
the coasT uf the state during the war
Two OF these boats We're the Pauline
and the Virginia, both of which are
owned by the State and were for
merry In the service of -he Sea and
Shore Fisheries Commission. 70 which
they have been returned. L IS these
noHIs whose deeds have now been
COMMUNICATED in bronze.
AS soon rs the nired States got
into rbe World War. Governor Carr
E. Milliken. realizlnE the need Of
protection for the $500 miles of coast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
BUSY WEEK

an executive committee consisting Of
members n the Republican National
committee 70 take active charge OF
the campaign No Indications SO far
nave been given of the personnel Of
tins committee
Owing TO the important part the
women are TO have IL this year $
campaign, the senator's friends said
tonight il was certain some Of the
members would be women. In order
thnt the committee may be mobile
the present plans call for a commit
tee MOI To exceed fifteen members
II became known rpniEt1- that Ear
~ NJ DauEherty Of Columbus. 0hin.
Senator Eardinr's campaign manager
prinr 10 the Chicago convention. viii
reIinuuisn his duties as SOM as the
executive COMMITTEES takes charge, but
will continue To he q close personal
adviser TO the ONO senator during
the campaign MIR. DauEherty was
NOT a member NJ the national commit
tee when ne took charge uf the prima-
rv campaign, il was said lie expressed
the desire that If Senator Harding
was nominated he wuili6 not he bur-
siened with CARRYING on rfle national
canrpa igrf
Announcement was MAIDS tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
9supnc -Cr~zr

One Of Lne pretty weddings 90 the
snring occurred al the Manson street
Methodist Episcopal cnurrh SudnRy
afternoon when T. Calvin 0sEood Of
Sur-y and Alice l.. CowRn Of This
town were united II marriage BY Dr
". Z. Pierce pastor n the Meth
odlst church al WztsrviIle. The IN
nressIve douhie ring servirs was used.
The wedding march WIS PLAYED by
MISS Dorothy Crawford.
The hrlde was gpwued n a blue
travelling sun with yellow picture nat
and carried q spray bDuquei. The
bridesmaid WIS Helen Nj -t-ra-Ear Of
su'rv. niece OF the groom. and wore
a SUIT Of brown and earned nou-
uuet. The besr man was Evan !
Shearr1an OF Portland. The church
was beautifully decorated with vel
low and whlrA fesroons. with palms.
eur flowers ana wiiu flowers
MRS QsEoed is graduate ~ Maine
Central Institute, class Of 1872 ana
l1erham Norma scnDDl 1915. and mas
taught very successfully Tor severn!
Terms during the pas1 vear having
Taught IN The WazerviIIe Elgn scnaaI
Mr. and Mrs. 0seuod lert Tor PORT
Land and Boston for 4 wedding trim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21

june 1S-21-Kennepec County 7. M
z A Conference at SrHte Camp.
Cghbnsseecnntee
June 3-2-Bares commencement.
June 2l-CsnIennial CelebrHtion, VII
lamsburg
June-spsclRI eyectiun on increasing
mHyor salary .Bindefo,aI. a
June 21-2s-Ola Home Week Free
purt
June 2z-Aroosfsok County Medical
Association. Eouitnn-
June 22-supreme Court. Law ~ern.
June 22-24-BDwdoin College class uf
1870. 4oIn reunion. BrunEwlck
June 23-tSoTeruur Coolidge guest Al
Bates College Commencement, Lew
June 23-rhe s7tn annual cpr venfiun
of Waldo Co. W c. T. Z. al Munrue
Grange nal.
June 2e-24-Brwdo1n College Com
Tnencement- Brunswick-
june M-PrlmR-v election.
. une 2l-suprerne Court, LRw Term.
Portland.
June 23 = AndroEcnggin Pomona
Grange. East Livermure.
June S-2-Reunion Of ain Maine ReE.
Assn. EeAkE Island
june 25-Meet1ng Of Governor and
Council 10 4. N, standard time,
Augusta.
June 25-Maine Livestock Breeders
Assoclatlon field day, a ". Anbott
Farm. Augusta
June es-Centennial celebration. Free
port.
June 4-Firsr annual reunion OF lois,
Trench Mortar Ratterv at Peaks
June 2s-Exaninatinn rpr State Cert,-
fcates of Teachers al Aupurn. Au-
Eusta. Bangor, Bath Bsffast ELS
worth. Harrington Fort Bent, Lin
coin, Macnias North Berwick
P-ssque Isle. Portisnd Rpckland
Rnmfard an6 skuwhegan.
June 2s-The 130th ann1versarv of
Portland Mechanic Blues Veteran
Assn. al DunsrAn.
June 1-3e-C.pirv Ger tenniR..
June 2S-DemocratIc National Con-
venrlon meets in San F-anciscn
June H-Julv s-Maines Centennial Gaze
brRtlon. Portland
June E-New England Commercial Ex-
ecurivas 81 Portland.
June 2s-SB-MRlne Medical AsEocis-
tions annual meeting a. augusta
Game ass selg-ane LAKES
July New England Firefnsn Muster,
Portland
July 1915 Veterinarians Bureau
men 1--we stock sEritaTy commits
sioners Conf. Porrland.
Aug Midsummer schnui Of citizen
ship for women, al Bates College
Aug. 6-14-Malne school Of Rellgfou
Educarinn. PittsfieiG.
Arg 30 Sept. 3 Central Mime fair.
Wate-villR.
Aug. Mime Pha rfnRceurlcaI any
Special meeting Augusta.
Sept 1-S-Annual meeting Maine
phRrmaceur1cEl Assn. III Prour s
Neck.
sepI. 1-S-MRine DruEgIsts' Association,
Portland
Sept 5-S-Con=ention Of me = N L 4.
and 2 " Z. A, Portland
Sept IS-s.Rts siec1ion.
sept l4-17-MEIns state TAR Al Lewis-
ton.
gor.
Oct. 4. > gna s-Musir Festival al Port
land
Oct. T-s-Maine Stare conference NJ go
ciRl welfare Al STATE House AugusIg-
Oct. x-N-MRine Teachers Association y
annual meeting. Bangor.
Nov. G-presl ueutiE1 election.
Nov. 1D-IS-NarinnaI Grange in Me
caanics hail Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
|Cony Wins Series
From Gardiner High

Inc Cnny High buYs proved the
masters Of Gardiner Eigh Saturday
On williams feid when they rrouncss
Sne oDwn river lads 6 ID 2 IN the f.nIrd
&n0 deciding game Of the scianpI ser-
ies
WIN Inc exception of the f.,zr IN
ning when Gardiner registered oue
seo0. healthy hit and TWO of tae
weHkilng type, Brennan had the vis-
rrnrs sueasing and tanning. 1s bv the
iarrsr route. He not only rircnsd IN
ciaaBy sryle but heided IN fine sfaaue
n1s couertnE OF firsI IN the seventh,
Deang snappy and plainly showed the
clever hand Of Coach Thompson.
koosr1ck 81 the hot CORNER uufler
On some CLEVER ASSISTS and runped
Ems On with a NICE double To left.
sraTn started fur CUny in the frs,
by banging Out a long double sud
raliien a moment later on Parting
con's hrngis.
For Gardiner the fielding of Finds
ENC Leighton and the hitting If
EunreIn feA1ured. Perhans in q
tunny way II might he adrssn rhs-
nrrisr Leighton also featured as a
pedestrian The score:
CQNT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21

line thar Maine mas. took steps to see
that this was properly guarded. No
vessels we're available from the
United States Nary Department. SO
ne secured the loan Of numerous
private steam yachts and also turned
over 70 me Federal Government such
craft as the State owned. In al. q
feet Of about 50 boats was secured
and they ware engaged all during the
war in patrol duty AL tins was
vii hout expense 70 me Fedora gov
e~ument, except rhe maintenance, for
the owners Of tn steam vRcflts loaned
heir craft without charge Tablets
similar tp those Glren TO the rwo
state crarf have also been sent TO the
other vessels Of the feet.
The rabler for the other State craft
is identical IN design bur bears her
name Virginia" and Section Patrol
No 746"
The tablets will soon ne sent 10
HoraIio D, C-ie. chairman Of the Sea
ana Shore Fisheries Commission, IN
DER whose charge the boats now are.
ana viii he placed in some con-
spicuous spot On the boats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
Cony-Gardiner Track
Meet Results in Tie

Previous u the Conv-Csa-tI,ner
game rhe broad lump event post-
paneo from Monoay IN the dual track
meet Of the TWO schools was pulled
on Cony taking first and Gardiner
SECOND AND third places Harrington
ieaped for Is feet while Cobb and
Grant jumped Il ter IA inches ano
II fesr inches respeGr5vely The
result IF the event ried up the meet.
each school having a. points.
II was due 10 the fine. spor-smnn-
snip Of Gardiner that sCouy was en-
abied 10 rle up the meet as the
broad Jump should nave beer pulled
on with the others iasr Mnncsy ow-
ing 10 death IN the family If Cnuv's
besr Jumper they consented to a
pnsrponernept Of the event. This ex-
nihition of good spnrtsmansrip finds
mig place in Conv's regard for the
down river rivals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
nj his son in Watsrville after being
IN puur a<slth for several months.

Children's Day wasenJo yed al the
Baptist church yesterday The fol-
lowing program was gwen under the
direction of Mrs Fred Rollins. Miss
Hazeltina Hatch. Mrs Bradbury and
Mrs Bowman; organ voluntary
scripture response; singing by the
school, prayer; singing, "Glnria
Pat1'i" by Congregation; responsive
reading: recitation Welcome" Ear-
old Carter; while Upward We
March to the King Margaret Ward:
Lei us go to Jesus' Evelyn Bow
man; singing by the choir: recIta-
TONS. Flowers and Children" Chm
ton Smith Would You Like IN ne q
Soldier" Clarence Eakins: r oses.
Elizabeth Archer: Tt Nigel Mo
Kinnon, Henry Rollins, stuart Plum
mer and Russell Wilcox; singing
Primary department; recItatluns, "A
Little Standard ReRrer,' Barbara
Day; Sing "a Song of Cheerfulness.
Vesta Warren: Keeping Children s
Day" Nelson Foley; Leland Giew,
Louise Bither, Ruby Rowe. Ethel
Bragg; SOLO, Mrs. Smith. recitaTions.
For To-day" Edwin Maddocks;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
FAIRFIELD

Mr and Mrs. Carol Tracy ana daurh.
Ter bearrice IF Hartland were cs]Iirr
on friends vestsrdav
The Methodist Guild Wi. he sn-ar.
tanned this afternoon al tie hone Il,
Mrs .. L. Gray at O'Clock fas-
time
Mr. and Mrs. John ThihsdeHu ane
chiinren and Miss Mabel ponier nav.
gone 10 Temple Heights 10 pass 3
week
william Norton and son Norman
went to Carmel Yesterday. where Nor
man will pHss the summer.
Mrs. Lorstte ellis Of oakiana Is
passing q few days IN town with
frisnds
Mr. and Mrs. r O. Files and M
and Mrs. (. c. Piper nave returned
from Lake Moxie, where they have
been enjoying a fishing trip
Harold Bradley or skewhegan was
IN town on business SATURDAYS.
Clifford Dunham has completed his
duties az moto-nAn on the W r d @.
strast Railroad
Mrs Peter Nicholson left yesterday
for Augusta TO enter the hospital -nr
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon or
Clinton passed the week end IN Ben
TIM with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21

that conference between Senator
Harding and former Senator Albert
J. Beverage Of Indiana would I've hBIc
next Tuesday. while that with Col
on..l Theodore Roosevelt j. would he
either On the same or the following
dHv.
Senator Harding during the cam
pAlEn next week will continue 10 sse
experts III various lines On topics ne
proposes 10 DISCUSS in his speech Of ac-
ceptanre While no announcement mas
been made Rs 10 what persons will be
the senator hopes to confer with repre-
senIatives IF organized labor trans
purta-lun and industrial enterprise:
before ne gets down TO the actua
writing Of ms speech.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
MANY CHANGES
Continued from page are

that we should return 70 the spor
system. buf there is altogether TOO
much assumption in this government
tna; executive officers viii use their
authority for political purpose Az
oun wonder is that. considering The
existing circumstances. the empipves
Of the government are as efficient as
-hev are"
as TO consultations of any bureaus
SO as 70 increase efficiency. Mr. Roose-
welt said a lot of work was being
done n other departments which
ought property be under the navy. ana
ttIst a great deHl nj work was being
dons by tine nHvr department which
could properly be transferred To other
departments.
After seven years down here IN
an executive position" ne continued.
'I cannot help but feel thai our gov
Monumental methods are cumbersome
and wastsfui. I am equally frank IN
selling you thai ] rnink the first i'm
prDveInent must come in what If "A
feature IN all the source of govern
mental activities. {. G. the Legislative
branch / hope yeI viii not take is
as criticism Of anT Individual or this
particular Congress- when 7 call al
tention 20 the very unwlelf-- made
auafe and unbuHinesEIike methods m
der which the House and Senate Of
the United States cDnduct their bust
ness For instance, the navy depart
ment ms To 80 before tbs naval az
fairs committee for IFS main apnropri-
arions. il mas TO go before the an
preparation for the money 70 run the
force In Washington, and I can cite
numerous instances where the drunrs-
menf HIS failed between the ,wo firas
Of the two committees"
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SYRACUSE WINS
COLLEGE REGATTA

ithaca, =. =. June 1s-Nresfing
the Iead from ner CREATES; rival, Cor
nell, IN the last half mile Of the va
sItv championship here TINS evening,
SYRACUSE oErsmen won me texture
event Of the intercollegiate regatta by
a length and nne-half R11e- one Of tine
greatest rowing duels ever witnessed
between American collegiate elgn1s-
Lengths n rle wake Of the sprint
ing biaue-5wTngsrs came Columbia,
showing the Wa 70 the Dennsylvania
shell by q margin as great as thai
which separated the New Yorkers rom
Cornell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-21
Srurtevant Morrispr

fr1sncs here Of Lewis G. sturte-
Vanf VII D. interested TO learn Of
ms marriage 70 Miss Olive C-1osa
mo''rison Of Ellsworth. winch on-
CURED al the Congregational c,T,rr.b
a. Ellsworth Friday morning. A4-er
d brief wedding t-ip Mr. ana NJ
9INrle"ant viii retu-n to Ellsworth
where they will remain until sen
1einher when they viii 20 TO Thom-
aston where Mr. sturtevant mas A.
copied position as principal of the
Agb school
M Sturte"en1 is the oides4 son m
.ir- and Mrs Seba c. stur1evan+ NJ
= ieLasant street ana Is s-radus4a NJ
Maine Central Institute and Colbv
coiieee. re was very prominent in
alhteflcs n both institutions Eor
me past three Years ne mas been
principal of the Ellsworth zirb
schoui Mr.. and Mrs. stl,r-avan,
nave many friends VINO extend con-
ORGANIZATIONS and best wishes
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ROW They Finisnsn


Brooklyn. June N--Ehlcago de-
feared Brooklyn 4 To . IN the last
game Of the series here to-day.
Grimes YVES hit hard IN the first five
innings but rightened up and did
net allow a hit IN the last four
Vaughn was effective in every Inn
inr except rne NTH, when the Dod-
gers scored TWO rune Score:
Chicago II q 0 / = o O e-4-S-0
Rropkivn o q q o . o o o o-2-9-22
Vaughn and O'FarreIl; Crimes ana
Miller.
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New York. June 1-The New
york Narlunais defsatac PirIssurgh
10 q here today. Carieston was
knocked cut Of the beg in the first
;nu,nz New York scoring Eve runs.
Score:
ptr.sourrh 90 900 O o 0 e-o-S-1
New York 3 o . o o o x-s-s-2
csriesfun. Hamilton. Schmidt ann
Hasruer; Douglas. Smith anu sny-
der.
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1es-re- 4. 4. 8, CnsnefSs q

-e1teF une 1S-The C-osserf' Of
I'LL ~enL down TO a defeat ) 10
~ ming game here TINS aft
=, ..@1''A features IF the game were
- 'at{4nE Of Park and White for
-'ca team and C'Brien for the
!. .a'''H auckland N the box Tor
-'otAs team WIS q pazzls for the
80 "aAe C'Brien pitched a good
-'sste' a =.
p Q ! o 0 0 o 3 o 1-5-7-S
ossess q 0 90 O co. ! 14-5-5
auckland and Lam
sTsn and Bnwefen.
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= -ou!s. No June 4p-New York
-A,Keo ne opening Of rs drr ser
: mere tuds" nv defeating IT. LOUIS
! e 90 ana breaking the locals WIN
III streak hat mad reached ten
E'sisa, when Ruail 3 single followed
90Iif nome INTO the right field
slAnasIanc II ne second New York
aD ne ieao ana they were never
asa1so 5cn-e.
N'F Fcra q . O q o . o q e-4-S-0
--ouIf q 0 Q o 0 @ :. g--1-0
S-L'a ana Hannah: shocker. Davis
a'1 Severed.
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''Our Gifts Olive Clark, Ruth Fos-
hay. Helen Gibson. Helena Mac In
tire and Catherine Rollins: Worth
While" Marion Terriss; song by SIX
girls: violin solo. Theodore Stevens;
scripture reading. Curtis Hatch, ad-
dress by Rev. r. IT FoshRy ano
singing by the school
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|
'rBz.ted ~of Morton in hla.
|Bss,oE 0 0 3 = . I f,-Zg
.sYel AM . 0 0 o o a. Q
-wc-oas. rlls-Eooper, Menusav
s.zant JOHNSTON, Speaker Tt,-se-base
|.r-sr.age- Stolen basr- Jameson
Decentralization Hooper. Merrslv
rs1g5ss niarE-tza-cne- anu Johnston
s.sa!ir anc McIuris: Speaker and
is2lstor -e-- on Bosron
tisvei4nc base on naIIs-or PEN
rsel e. .. RuaseII :. Barbv
sv.-s :. =,cs-Jr PennncE N ia off
Xar- r. ms out II S1h Of Russell
IL innings IF barDy ) -: of M
r. IF Morton IN. H- nv
.';-atr--tf' Bagpy Menossr. Struck
Fa15-B' pernUcE = Aarr Russell.
sarr' n ers - Marion =. wfnninr
|'.::aer, AArr. 4nsInr pitcher. Mv.-r
0zrres -hiG and Morisrty. Tim
|.
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Portland. June I9-The various
companies Of the Third Maine In
fanfry, National Guard. State of
Maine. coming from all SECTIONS OF
the state left on special trains YES
terday afternoon fer Camp pevens.
Mass. They are 10 train during their
ten-tiay stay at the camp in the
various tactics specialized in their
hrancf Of the service. They are ex-
pscted To return in time To take part
IN the Centennial celebration in this
city
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PiTTSFIELD

MISE 1ysr Whiting. a graduate n che
Emerson Scnepl OF 0raLnr-. went 10
Furnace. Mast, SATURDAY., wne-e she
VIII be maid Of nonur III the wedding
Of classmste Before returning sne
viii VISIT friends n Wilton. n. T.
and Portland
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Rsed ali the way both striking ouf
nine. Only nine hits were made
throughout the game and only two
errors.
Bath 2 O O o o o @ 0 E2o
Wanerville @ O o o dg-I-5-0
Batteries: Mcneil and stpvsr;:
Rsed and Landry Umpire Touey.
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platoon Of 90 NJ. X. G. N
O Dexter, recsrtly organized mere bv
lieut.. Ernest s. knowrpn Joined me
'cnmpanT here Saturday morning en-
framing on the specia! when fnI-
lowed the morning passene.e.,- ~.
~ me W@sl en- route for Camp
L'e"ers for q 15-day tour of dlIrv
heF VIII also he al Portland one
Gay ana take part in the C,enfenrial
pafane The platoon was made nm
as 1oIiows; Lieut. Ernest : Knew
ION corporal. Verne White: pr!va1as
erne Coilamore. Edgar -Apuieb.e
HoV simpson, Albert Favle. George
Ciark. Richard Tibber.s. Yarns
Rpwe- leslie Estes. john yirt..a
bernard Towle, William Ruer g1ana
WILhee
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Faith. June 1s-The ba1n Dsam
von it's sixth straight game hare To-
axy. aefeafing tins Maine Csnfrei
.,,~s NJ waterriIie . 10 i IN a
srnsnhing gaod contest II
rttrnsrs battle bsfween McAsn sue
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Masons Observe St. johns Day

VERY large delegation NJ Maspns
members Of Meridian Lodge. No. In
attended the services al the Universal.
81 churcf SUNDAY morning IT ohse--v.
Ancf Of St johns sununv ann 1jsra-,..,
10 very inspiring and frs--,,,,-,,,.
sermon by Re- Sidney J Willis ms.
lnr Of the cnurcn. Sevenrr-f4ve mem.
bef's OF II. Orner Corrlfuanoe-v xa >.
l.. ~ " Afe1-VIIlt accompanied ~
a~siF-I4e Military Band s.,
- " ---'4~m L t7a1nsss leader, wers
as escort Members Of 60.
rlnthian Lodge. 40 Vi. Of EsRr.+ls,ra
and Bethlehem Chapter. "a p .-
tended as invited guests
M and ME-. s. Nj Rar-no,,d -.
granddaughter Marion Pavn,orr
ieri by auto SATURDAY. ra, c,c.,,,-
Park where they will pass wi. .,--, !
mer
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"nlts Sox 7. Athletics :

-A!caEc June ao--hicago narted
'-" Aa-u locxv and defeatec Phil
.1@pHia . i. IN the first game Of
u series S-,-e.
ma Q : ! q q o. o @5-I44
'acAso 2 ! Q 0 81 0 ~-Io-I
Eeetsl and Perkins: VII
I'LL anu scrafk
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b sos CONE
FROM Behind AND
TRIM INDIANS, 100

| a.rslana 5uns an'-o--s'an.nr a
raj BOSTON dsfsG-sr Cleve-
4hs --E. game N rns series
rraxv IN Indians drove
\ .-,r the nnx n 1ae rnird
ya- wcni Il anu ncnred
-, rvn hits and Q bAee On
=, s -eaievsd by Russell IA
me game wa5 plGysd IN
-he Eco-e.
pnCTrJN
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EXHIBITION BlsEDNI

-" raven. Conn. June 2D-New
-A's' Aastern; CIcc1nnHt1 National.
as7.r @ o o 0 . o o q G-33
-'5'si o 0 0 . q q : o x-3-g-g
0o'h ana Wilson; see, E,Iler and
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Gardner

Harmed runs, Cory. . Two-base
hits Drawn, -Roderick Stolen paseg
harrington . Plummer, Grant II
5ildre1n. Struck out, ~ Brennan IL
ny Leighton :. Fit by pitched nHu,
ALtstin- Passed bal. austin. Mopers
:. Bases on balls. of Brennan, off
Leighton .. Umpire. Daiiey. Time
L.50.
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worcester. 2; Albany. ..
Hartford. 8; Waterbury. L
Ptrrsfield. o: Bridgeport, :.
Springfield. o: New Haven 5.
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senators 9. Tigers 4

Detroit Glcr.. June 20-wasf1Inr
~ Won nv opening game 81 -br
s''i4s he-e ION Detroit TODAY N
:" HnlngH- ? 70 / Three Detroit
'AAs were nard hit nv the risl-
Z" RICE contributing some rms
n came w@.s called on acrount of
AZ II NJ sixth. after Washington
aft sec-ec additional runs. -he SCORE
'Fs-tlilr M standing at the enc of
Ire ntcr S"r-e
"isn'nFsnn o > . o a-s111-7
F.'o'i q I o x 30
saa" am Charity, Shaw and
-soaar-. oldham. Las:-ee ard s-an-
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Fortunate Five in Auts o~srsu-.

Fortunate Five IN Aure Overture
Biddeford, June Ie-As five men
VINO gave their names az W 2
Simpson. 3. T. Simpson. J. Il. Green.
William Jones and Sol White and
their residence as Spmervilie, Man.
were riding in an automobile On rhs
State highway a. West BiddafurG
the car shot into a field and over
turned The men narrowly escaped
SERIOUS injuries. Members Uf q
freight crew went 10 their -oscUG
The party was on lie way 70 eaztazm
Maine for fishing trip.
r<vzrmsyR
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Friends Of Ahner Ward of Water.
vile viii regret TO learn af his death
which OCCURRED saturday at the a0rns
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Queensland Australia CONTAINS
E7h. 5GD square miles and has nniy GA
8OH inhabitants.
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-EvE-.AyC

sBattsr 70, Iyers n Str.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04
Porch Etiquette

ored crepe. cretonns or the various
Japanese towelling designs IN
bright colors.
have never seen such beautiful
glassware for several years as 70
now being shown In New York
shops.> Such. for example, as .
pitcher and glasses OF frosted crys-
tai in a green or blue tint. with
straw spoons to match. all arranged
on a most attractive tray. Other
lemonade or. beverage sets come
In china. with highly ornamentec
fruit designs.
For the making OF Summer oey'
ersSes two or three small accesso-
ries are necessary. Among these
IL an Ice clipper. which looks like
q large natal fork. and which
shaves the ice In aNfew moments
TO the exact convenience for use I'M
cold drinks. Another is shaker