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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
War Against Waste Of
Natural Resources

Conservation of the natural n
sources of the United States i y
theme of an article by George oa
Smith, Director of the United SHla
Geological Survey, in TIE AEls
Current History Magazine. y
Smith warns of the dangers uiz'
lying our steady depletion q trEI
and mines. Emphasizing tAe ~
demands which the machine agl y
made upon mine products he yaH;
Roosevelt warned US in gVl la'
our utilization of natural resQa'It
Since then the annual drain upon =
minerals in the United States ps z
creased nearly so per. cent !.
The situation is NOT Kltnog '
ray of hope, however. The Teesll'
ton of waste material-gecHln'
metals-has now become : "
stantial industry. Which t
plishes an annual saving q nss v
having an estimated value q y
600 900, 900. Last year the yaM
reclaimed metals, other llsn y \,
and the precious metals " Z
ceeded the value Of the anluA y. Y
put from the mines 81 we y
metals only a quarter Oh uA'-'
ago."
Great progress is being ~ maa !.
conservation. with regard pum ,.,s
minerals and the otner s' u
such as water power and. loles sss x
Smith writes. Corporations x
minded citizens. civic orgas \ h
of all kinds, are now aWaAs ,' Y : !
Importance of conserving ~ \,
sources. Mr.. Smith resaios s ~ Z
trend as a happy portenI .,sssl !
vation," he writes, us ha 49,
sue" and he sees the p 49, n
being squarely faced by; I'm .,,;,',Ij
IN a position to cope ih'sA''
with it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
Stiff Schedule
For NOtre Dame

South Bend, Ind, Sept. 20 tAP) -
Scorning the time -honored practlce
of football coaches of initiating .
green team with a moderately easy
schedule. Knute Z. Rockne, Netre
Dame football coach, has voluntarily
shouldered the burden of a ten game
schedule this year that would pc
worthy of his memorable elevens Of
other seasons.
Notre Dame, minus the famous
-Four Horsemen'-Crowley Miller
Layden and Stulhdreher-opens the
season September 26 against Baylor
on Cartier Field. This scrap Is fol-
lowed by home games on successive
Saturdays with Lombard and Beloit
Then ensue seven that would be
major contests for highly polished
team, and not a club shattered last
year by the graduation of nineteen
of the twenty-five men who occupied
regular berths on the first two elev-
ems.
The annual battle with the cadets
of West Point, scheduled for New
York, is the first of the series that
will make or break the new teams
probably to be composed mostly OF
sephomores. This game is booked
for October IT.. A week later Mime
apolis will turn out for the first Min
nesota- Notre Dame game in seasons
Minnesota has never been q push
over for any eleven.
A sharp climatic change is encoun-
tered the following week. eSmartine
under successive defeats by Notre
to ambush Rockne's lads. The Gold
10 1aA az
although it is without the services
Of Wyckoff, offensive backbone Of
recent Georgia Tech aggregations.
Penn State is the opponent for No
vember at State College. Always a
powerful team, Penn State is in 9
position to cripple Notre Danes am
billions for later contests, IL Rockne
again elects to sacrifice bulk fol-
speed in the moulding Of his new
team.
Operating under the reciprocal
agreement of a home-and home con.
tract, Carnegie Tech comes to South
Bend November ID for the first Notre
Dame game on home soil since the
conflict with Beloit on Oct. IT. Car
negie Tech came dangerously neal
marring Rockne's 1924 record.
A game that will arouse consider
able interest in the middle west clos
es the home season, when Glenn
Thistlewaite's Northwestern team
hoping to improve on the sensational
showing made against Notre Dame
in 1924, comes to Cartier Field.
The regular schedule will be closed
Thanksgiving Day, at Lincoln, Neb
A rivalry of almost traditional char
acter has grown up in the football
relations Of Notre Dame and Nebras-
ka universities, and, although Fred
Dawson, leader of several successful
Nebraska sallies against the middle
westerners, will be absent from the
Cornhusker fold, the game will prob
ably be considered the most import
ant on the years schedule, In Notre
Dame.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
BUSH HANDS SHUT
OUT TO YANKEES

New York. Sept. 20-(AP)-Joe
Bush was at his best today and shut
out the Yankees by score of to o,
allowing them four hits. st. Louis
knocked Pennock out of the box in
the eighth, Sllawkey finishing the
game. Bennett. Sisler, Jacobson and
McManus made three hits each.
Score:
st. Louis 20 1 0 0012 0-5-17-o
New York, o 0 0 0 O. o O O. Do 40
Bush and Dixon; Pennock, Shaw
key and Bengough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
CARDS WIN AND
CINCH Attn PLACE
y n

q st. Louis. Sept. 20 - lAP) - The
2 Cardinals made a clean sweep OF the
series with Brooklyn and firmly en-
] tYenehed themselves In fourth place
= by winning today's game. s to 4.
Buster. Mails twirled the victory,
which was easy, the Cards leading all
the way. Scofe:
siBrooklyn 90 o 0,202 o 0--4- s-3
st. Louis 10 81 0 o l x--S-13.0
n Petty, Cantreil. L. Brown, and Har-
rgeaves; Mails, Dyer and Warwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
Waterbury WINS
Eastern Pennant

New Haven. Conn. - Sept. 20-(AP)
The Eastern, League season ended
today with the teams finishing in the
I following order: Waterbury, Hart
ford, Worcester, New Haven, Spring
field, Bridgeport, Albany, Pittsfield
The race for first place was in
doubt almost to the last. Until the
middle of last week Hartford has
been within striking distance of first
.honors. Waterbury's victory was its
second consecutive years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
JOHNSON CHASED
But SENATORS WIN

T washington, Sept. 20 - (AP) -
Washington captured the Anal game
of the series with Chicago today, 10
s. in ten innings. A three-run rahy
by the visitors in the eighth, when
knocked Walter Johnson from tue
box, tied the count at 5-b. Iacnafy,
who was trounced by the White spy
yesterday, pitched good ball TOT the
two final innings and got eredit LOT
the victory. Manager Eddie Collins
Of the Sox, laid up some weeks ago
with : sprained leg, got into the line
m TODAY as a pinch hitter Score: /
Chicago 900 % 0 SO % 81
Wasf'ton 0 col 0 o. O o 1--6-l2-2
Edwards, Connaliy, Blankenship
and Grouse, Schalk; Johnson, Mar
berry, Zachary and Ruel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
COburn to Get
Ex-LeWistOn Star
In Cliff Robbins
Especial to Kennebec Journal)


Waterville. Sept. 20.-Clifford Rob-
bins of Lewiston High last year, en-
tiers Coburn Monday morning. Rob-
bins, ex-Lewiston star, comes to Co
burn with fine reputation as an ath-
lete. He was considered the best end
in the Maine high school ranks last
year and he will continue his career
at Coburn. He is not only a football
star, but splendid hockey player and
also baseball player Of considerable
ability. Robbins fine work in football
last season was appreciated by the
Maiden rooters while Lewiston was
playing Maiden High school. Young
Robbins weighs only 1875 pounds, but
his hard work and gameness brought
him into the spotlight. He will try
to continue his good work for the flu
ture at Coburn and his friends are
wishing him the best of success.
Providence, r. l., Sept. 20.-(AP)--
The Steam Roller football team, MEM
bers of the National Professional
Football League, crushed the West
Point Artillery eleven of West Point,
N. Y, administering the soldiers a
singing 127 to 0 defeat in the opening
game Of the season here Harry
Stuhldreher, all-American quarterback
of Notre Dame University. directed the
Steam Roller attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: Toronto 20, Buffalo
T.. Second game: Toronto Q: Buf-
falo /.
First game: Baltimore Q; Jersey
City 6. Second game Baltimore 2;
Jersey City 4.
Rochester 3; Syracuse 3. (callsd in
18th, rain).
First game: Providence II; Read
Reading 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
Gardiner Loses
Seasons First
To BridgtOn, $50

North Bridgton, Sept. 1y-Brldgton
Academy opened it's 1925 football sea-
son here in big style by whipping
Gardiner High 30 to 0. The local
bows showed up exceptionally well In
their first appearance, and showed
excellent promise in their forward
passing game by completing all three
passes attempted. Gardiner was able
to make only one first down, and the
final whistle probably prevented an
other Bridgton score as the ball rest
ed on the Gardiner two yard line
with first down. Kendall and Mars
ton starred for Gardiner. and MUIR
ply, Graham, and Diehl for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
.P|HItS TAKE THEIR
LAST FROM REDS

Cincinnati, Sept. 20-tAP3-Phila-
tdelphia closed it's season at Redland
Field today by winning the last game
Is to against the Reds. The locals
: got only three hits Oft Carlson.
Score:
Phiia'dela 1000 0 0 o 0 1-3-s-0
Cincinnati 90 0 0 0 0 o 0 0-0-3-3
Carlson and wilson; Luque and
Hargrave. sH
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Baltimore IntI. Champ.

Baltimore. Sept. 20-(AP)-Balit-
more was officially crowned cham
pion of the International league for
the seventh consecutive season at
The completion of the 1925 schedule
Today. The winning streak Of the
orioles is believed unparalleled in
baseball history.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

Three-base hits. Corvette Dostie' In
liberte. Two-base hits, Laney, Ierry,
Cowette. stolen base, Dionne. Struck
out, Bragg 4, Giroux 6. Hit by pitcheo
ball, Laliberte. Base on pails, eirouA
8. Umpire, Halves. Time IN Az
tendance, 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield ISL: Bridgeport 0-2-1.
Hartford 4-S-1; Waterbury 800.
Worcester 17-1S-1; Albany 6-15-2.
Pittsfield 4-9-1; New Haven 5-10-2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
Tilden Masters
Johnston in Tennis
Battle, Forest Hills

Forest Hills, N. Y, Sept. 19.-(AP)
William, Tatem Tilden I'd remain
the undisputed tennis king of America
and, for that matter, the world. He
won the title for the sixth year in a
row today when he turned back the
stout-hearted challenge of his veteran
rival, William NJ. Johnston of Califor-
MIA, In five pulse-stirring sets.
The scores were As, 11-9, 6-3, As,
6-3, but the cold statistics fail to tell
the story Of Johnstons thrilling bid
for victory against heavy odds, of his
gallant fight to overthrow the cham
pion who has now thwarted his come
back attempts for six successive years
or the story of the titleholder's genius
in moments of peril and his final DOM
nance. through superior stroking and
stamina.
Their Greatest Duel
1t is doubtful whether, in all the
long history of the Tilden-Johnston
spectacular fight. Johnston, since his
last national championship victory
over Tilden in 1919, has been closer to
dethroning the champion than he was
today. Three years ago the Californian
was within a few points Of triumph
ing after he had taken the first two
sets. Today he was far from having
Tilden that close to defeat, but he was
three times within point of taking
the second set and gaining an advan-
tage which, with the impetus of the
attack, might have beaten down even
Tilden's brilliant resources.
Brunswick, Sept. 19-As a climax
to a two weeks battle for the wom-
ans championship of the Brunswick
Golf Club, Miss Margaret Erswell to-
day defeated Miss Isabel jForsaith in
a spectacular match in the finals.
Miss Erswell finished one upon Miss
Forsaith in 10 holes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

New York, Sept. 20.-(AP)-Paui
Berlenbach Of New York, worlds nght
heavyweight champion. will box KING
Solomon, Panama heavyweight In the
feature bout of benefit show at the
Polo Grounds October 5, IT was an
nounced today. The match was ar
ranged as substitute for the Harry
Greb-Jimmy Slattery battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

The annual program of the National
Rifle Association ended today with
the U. 8. Marine Corps team winning
the National Rifle team match with q
total score of 2S18.
Monroe, Sept. 19-After several
postponements on account of rain the
Monroe Fair was wound up today
with two races. Irish Voter. old
Grand Circuit PAGER now owned In
Old Town took the 2.15 class in
straight heats. Bette Direct, driven
by f. r. Piper Of Belfast, won the
farmers race for green horses.
Steep Falls, Sept. 19-One Of the
most sensationaliy close games Of the
season, bringing together for the first
time a clash between two brilliant
sehoolboy pitchers of Eastern and
Western Maine, today ended the Saco
Valley League pennant race when
Steep Falls and Limerick battled IA
innings to a to tie.
South Bend, Ind, Sept. 19-(AP)-
All obstacles to the proposed Jack
Dempsey-Ha Wills match to be
held some place in Northern Indiana
July T., 1925, have been removed and
100000 has been raised among To-
cal business men to finance Floyd
Fitzsimmons. Michigan City, Ind,
promoter, in promoting the bout.
B. H. Benton, private secretary to
Dempsey, in a statement tonight de-
clared the fight was on so far as the
champion is concerned. He was sent
to South Bend today to check-up on
the financial and legal aspects of the
match and declared everything was
satisfactory.
Syracuse. N. Y, Sept. 19-(AP)-
The New York state. fair came to an
official close today with the victory
of Ralph De Palma in the annual 100
mile automobile race on the fair
grounds dirt track and the setting OF
five new worlds dirt track records
for motorcycle racing by Johnny Sey-
mour of Springfield, Mass.
Toronto, Ont, Sept. 1s-(AP)-A
new Worlds Record for the women's
100 yard dash was made by Fannie
Rosenfeldt of Toronto, at the Cana
dian National Exhibitors Inter
national Track and Field Meet this
afternoon. Miss Rosenfeldt did the
distance in II seconds fiat.
Oyster Bay. N. Y, Sept. 19-(AP)
The Scandinavian Yacht Racing
Union levelled the count in the six
meter international championships
with the American boats by taking
second, third, fourth and eighth
places today. The invading and Uni
ted States teams have won two races
apiece and the combination winning
four races will annex the champion
ship.
Tokyo, Sept. 20.-(AP)-What is de-
ciared new worlds swimming record
was made here today when Takaishi.
olympic games swimmer, made 200
metres free style in a 50-metre pool in
minutes IL AS seconds.
Washington, Sept. 2O-AP)-The
champion Senators pennant hopes
trembled for a time today when it
was disclosed that Walter johnson.
Johnson. their pitching ace, suffered
twisted leg muscle when he slid in
to third base in the game with the
Chicago White Sex. The injury was
declared to be of minor character,
however, and the veteran was ex,
pected to be in shape for his next
turn at mound duty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

guson. commander of the British
north Atlantic and West Indies
, squadron. Several functions for the
entertainment of the British officers
ad men have been arranged for the
weeks stay by naval officers and by
the British embassy, still in sum-
mer quarters at Manchester.
New York, Sept. 19-(AP)-John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., has bought a
square block of property in the
Bronx on which the needle trades
unions contemplated building a 81
000,0 cooperative apart m n
house for their members. There is
much speculation as to what Rookie
Teller intends to do with the prop
erty. Belief is expressed that he
will finance cooperative housing
venture for workers.
Philadelphia, Sepe 10 - (AP) -
Samuel Rea, president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company since
1913, will be 70 years old Monday
and under the regulations of the
company will retire from active SER
vice at the end of the month.
Salem Depot, N. H., Sept. 19-Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Morrill,, former resi-
dents of Haverhill, Mass, where they
were married, celebrated their Goth
wedding anniversary today. He is 81
and his wife 30. Mr. Morrill, was 4
shoe worker for 81 years.
Geneva, Sept. 19-(AP)-Interal-
lied debts must not be discussed at
the proposed world economic con-
ference, M. Loucheur emphasized in
bringing the French project for such
a gathering before the technical com
mission of the league assembly this
afternoon.
Gloucester, Sept. 19-(AP)-The
Massachusetts North Shore rum row,
which was inactive during the sum-
mer stay of President Coolidge,
yielded up two dory loads of alcohol
today. A third was capsized and
lost. The two dories that fell into
the hands of the police contained 230
gallons Of alcohol. The boats evil
IDENTIFY had been abandoned by the
rum runners when they became
aware of an all-night police vigil.
Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 49,
lAP)-The announcement of Premier
Bruce that the federal parliament
would be dissolved and a general
election called has stirred the COM
monWealth. where it is felt that the
issue will be joined between the gov
eminent and radical labor elements.
involving the unofficial strike of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
American League Soccer

Providence 0, New York Giants ..
Boston 4. Newark l.
At New York-Indiana Flooring o.
Philadelphia 0.
At Brooklyn-shawshee f. Q. 8.
BROOKLYN Wanderers ],
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
AMERICAN STANDING
sAruRpAYs RESULTS

81 SATURDAYS RESULTS
III Boston 8; Cleveland 2-1o innings
, 4(first uame).
Cleveland S; Boston Q (2nd game).
Detroit g; Philadelphia 5.
Washington 5; Chicago z thrst
. pame).
Chicago II; Washington 0 (sseond
s ST. louis Q; New York 6 (first
! 81. Louis Al New York second
} rsime).
- YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis s; New York 9.
: Washinetn 6; Chicago ;.
- ToDAY's GAMES
rs Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
Mioht Delay the Irala,

Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen visl.sa y M N,
for the first time by excu s IN MI d
They had been INSTRUCTED, q. u asy !,
return tickets were aVailss ~ Il IL
the train due to leave Lonv0A X
p. NJ. final rh,f
After visiting the prlnclpSs' hi
of interest. Cohen sugsesssssss state
was time they started for .ay N 4 u
"Vait a few minutes, sai'
"Vot's your hurryT ..s sreS
I'VE have no time to ioss, os i
Cohen. How would We u ~ lad
arrived a few minutes lals mi Mad
dot dey had to keep a CD
pipple waiting just Tor y. "A Ill
ness! We'd never hear uee
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SPORT TABLOIDS

Camp Perry, Ohio, Sept. 1s-(AP)-
The annual program of the National
Rifle Association ended today with
the U. 8. Marine Corps team winning
the National Rifle team match with a
total score of 2S1S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 2; Boston 1.
Chicago s; New York 2.
Cincinnati z; Philadelphia z.
: St. Louis IS; Brooklyn 8.
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NEW BRIEFS

Paris, Sept. .0.-(AP)-A Prague
dispatch says that the members of the
Czechoslovak debt delegation will
leave for the United States next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

Fee. French Morocco, Sept. 90
(AP)-Today's activities were confined
to the air service in the region of
Loullkos. The city of Sheshaun was
almost completely evacuated owing to
the work of the airpianes. and Abel
Krim's brother has transferred his
headquarters to Tazrot 20 miles to the
north.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

nounced thct childless divorces in his
court would have little chance of OBJ
tanning alimony. He saw no reason
he said, why divorced men should be
compelled to support women who did
not have the responsibility of chill
dren.
San Francisco, Sept. 19-(AP)-
Officials of the navy's San Francisco
to-Hawaii flight, which recently re-
suited in the sensational adventures
of the seaplane PN-9, No. /, announc-
ed today that the Phi, the big Boz
ing ship, which failed to get away on
the Hawaiian test, will be subjected
to a grilling fun load test here Mon
day, preliminary to a possible flight
to the islands.
Washington, Sept. 19-(AP)-
Water diverted from the Niagara
river for power purposes on the Ca
madam and American sides of the
river has not exceeded the legal limit
in the judgment of the Niagara con-
troll board, which has submitted it's
report to both governments after an
extensive investigation.
Putnam, Ct. Sept. 19-(AP)-Fire
menaced a part of Putnam this after
noon but as the wind. although blow
ing briskly. did not drive the flames
far, the area swept by the flames was
not as extensive as at first feared.
Worcester sent a fire truck which as
sisted in fire fighting.
London. Sept. 1s-fAP)-Ladv
Cynthia Mosley, daughter of the late
Marquis Curzon. will undoubtedly
stand as Socialist candidate for Par
lament from Stoke-on- Trent in the
next election.
lawrence, Sept. 1S-Chin Lin Doc
Chinese laundryman of 1876 Valley
street, this city, appeared in district
court today charged with illegal pos
session or opium and with promoting
lottery. On the former charge he
was found guilty and fined 500. the
second complaint being dismissed
Questioned by the court, Chin lin
DO explained that hunks in the rear
OF his shop were not for the conven-
fence or opium addicts, but wore
used by Chinese visiting the citv.
worcester, Sept. 19-Hope of saw
ing the life of Teddy. Boston hi
terrier owned by Ralph u, Cross
vice president of the E. J. Cross Co
appears bright today. Teddy emerp,
ca poor second in fight with a
porcup'ne In Rutland. His face was
SO niled with quills that he resem :
oieo capacity-house pin cushion.
PORTLAND, Sept. 19-Found guilty. bv
a jury OF drunken driving, Theodore
j. Boll6g, local railroad worker wa c
given two months in Jail in superior
court today. His defense was that
ne was taking drunken relative
10 MS home at the time of the arrest
Gloucester, Sept. 1s-(AP,-Tbe
=. >. cruiser Detroit arrived here ~
cay TO act as escort to the British
warshlp Calcutta. due here on Mon
day with Vice-Admiral James Few
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xo) wATERvILLE

Summary:
M. C. I. 90 60) WAIEHV rE
]. Flatley lie ............... lie Grant
Luttrell 1t ............... IL Tui nani
Rawson lg ............. igsoUiilieon
Louder C ,.........,.. OHaiiornan
Lizotte re- ..........'-... X oamss.
Kicker TT ............. II ouu u, -.
Martel re ............. re WasAnnS
Karkos OBJ ..........' ..... w oos.
Andrews lib ........ hp U. 6oursoiii
Stitham hb ............ hb dehocner
L, Flatley fb ........... 10 Donoyaii
Substitutes, M. c. l.: Karkos Ior
stitham; Stitham for Karkos; Pare
ment for Andrews: Andrews FOR T.
Flatley; Callahan for Andrews. wa
terville: Mahoney for SAWYER
pTrainor for Mahoney; Jersey Tor
wiltshire; Shaw for G. Burgoin;
-Wilshine for Heesey; Hodgkins 1or
Touchdown: Karkos. Point after
touchdown, dropkick; Sutham.
Score by periods: !,
NJ. C. I. ................ y
Waterville $500.
Referee: Moulton, Bates. Umpire.
Macomber, Colby. Head hnesmah'
Sprague. Colby.
Periods: 4-10s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

British seamen. The strike has n.
ously affected shipping in AustlsE,|
ports.
East Rochester. N. r., Sent III
Lewis Colby, youngest son Of nj III
Mrs. Joseph Colby, has Joined solk,|
band. Mr.. Colby is a cIarinetlSJ
marked ability and has played Nj
a number of leading bands IN XII
England. sK
Rome, Sept. 19-(AP)-~Ths n.
tional campaign Launched asdx|
the communist revolution plot M
dence of which, 1t is alleged MI
discovered during recent raids II
Messina and Florence, was ce1trd|
today on a Roman police raid d al
houses, including the. local keadQur'|
ters of the alleged plotters aud ID
arrest of 1853 persons. A lone worm
among those arrested, Is ehsuk|
with being an important rinslealR.