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Evening star., 1909-08-19
EASY FOR 3o-To-1 SHOT.
Choirmaster Of Chesterbrook Beats
Favorite, Arondack.


SARATOGA, August 1a.-choirmaster
despised outsider in the betting at so
to l, easily took the Huron handicap,
one mile and three sixteenths/he here yes
terday. He carried eighty-five pounds
and was ridden by Mulligan. He and
the favorite, Arondack, raced together
to the stretch, where Choirmaster of
Chesterbrook drew away. to win by two
lengths. The track was very heavy.
James Gaffner bought Barley Thorpe.
Futurity candidate. from II. NJ. Ziegler,
mary: ss
= May Ameiia. 1o2 iGiiber,. is 70 5. even. i 70
e S; .:ecsa: 5ss s:Isea;; III sio fsss'. & e
Burgher. Thomas Calhoun, Bird q flight II.
Okenlte, Fond Heart. Ruxtou, Norfolk. Beckop
and half miles; $500 added-Passn Bey; lse
creekers 14s Tnrnburke,. I 70 !. 4 to 8. out.
n 4s T% and s:Rp:as FL: ss .oo added
st. Dsns S.Ss 1Ss n3 Mart % to t.
to 10, out. third. Time, LII. Fighting Bob
Eourfn race. the Huron nanoicsp' $i,WO aQued'
mile and three -sixteenths -Cboirmaster Of Ches.
terbrook, 81 (Muliigan,. 20 to I, 8 to 1, 2 to l,
won: Arcndack. 100 Iage): to 5. l to 4. out.
third. Time. 2.Oe. Miss kesrney aod Neither
most also ran. Choirmaster Of Chesterbrook and
Taboo added starters.
Fifth race, for three year -olds and upward
selling: mile and three -sfxteenths $500 added
berkeley, 11s tButwelD. to 10, out. won; The
Peer 9S Davenport, to 3, out, second; Profit,
104 Grand. 30 to 1, 2 to l. out, third. Time,
2.O5 l-5. Only three starters.
sixth race for maiden two-year-olds; selling:
six furicngs:. 500 added-Judse Lessing, 90 tDay-
cnport,. Z to 10. to T. out: won: Top Notch,
diation, iOi walsh, 30 to l, 8 to I. 3 to I,
third Time, 1.1S1 is. Floneld, Indot. jack
Frost. Lingneid and Little Friend also ran.
Equation left at post.
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CHAMPIONSHIP FOR
AMERICAN SECURITY
Defeats Merchants and Me-
chanics for First. Place in
Bankers League.
How the Clubs Stand.

The heavy stick work of West and the
superb twirling of Taggart were too
much for the Merchants and Mechanics
Savings Bank team yesterday. and as
result the American Security and Trust
Company boys won the pennant of the
Bankers League. the score being to >.
.
Taggart pitched one OF the best games
of his career. allowing his opponents but
three scattered hits. and famed seven
batters. "Shag" Rawlings for the losers,
was hit hard and often. OF the nine hits
recorded by the ,Ainers three of them
were for two bases each. West leading
with home run, double and a single
Brooks connected for two singles How
ard, at the third corner for the winners,
played fine game, getting five assists
and two outs.
The winners got three runs in the
opening inning. Howard and Maloney
drew passes and West connected for
home run. In the fifth two more run
ners got home. Boykin doubled, which,
with two errors. netted the runs. Two
misplays and a single in the next in
ming gave them two more runs.
Merchants and Mechanics were only
able to score in one inning, when Barnes
and Eberiy walked and both got home
on Carpenters single.
The score:
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HERE THEY ARE!
Players Who Can Take Part in
Post-Seasou Series.

The amateur base ball commission held
another meeting last night, the principal
subject being the meeting held August IL
which. after much argument. was finally
declared illegal. This necessitated new
votes on several questions.
The umpire question was brought up
and occupied much time. but it was final
ly agreed that Shorty" Hughes of the
Sunday School League, and Billie"
Belts of the Departmental League would
be the umpires. They will alternate from
one park to the other. as the president OF
the commission sees fit.
In order that the fans from the depart
ments will be in time for the games. it
was decided to change the hours of start
ing from $50 and 4:SO to and o'clock,
respectively.
The official lists of players given out
last evening follow:
Agriculture DepartmentaD-F. N. Newbcrry,
". II. vanneman. J. f; Field. J. G. Priest. 2.
h. Doyle. II. o. D. Murphy. J. q. Sanders, Hsrry
Bryan. ". H. Taylor. II. L: Quin, F., &C. Weber
Ninth William Barnhart, A. O.: Buehler; Phil.
Buscher, John Carroll. H. l.. Conner. W. =:
Miles. ". II. Moreiand, r. II. Qnantrcllc. Charles
Salb, r. J. stechcr J. A. symonoskie and A. l..
Bethany-Litchfeid, Wooden. Ellis. scha9er.
Spaudng. Coleman. Dodd: Dugan, Davis, Taylor.
Pension bureau - Green, Menefec, Robinson,
Lynch Bullock Barnes. kelliher. Maddox, Moye,
Herrir,en. Mess. Murphy, Mccarthy. Mace. Woer'
tendyke and Madden.
Brentwood -Handiboe. Hoffman, HAYS. Mar
Herring (captain), Buscher, Baiser. Mcdonald.
Mccarthy. Keans, J. Salb. Kinney and Beckett.
Agriculture Updependence,-H. H. w. BARRIER: Ed
ward 7. Conover. Harry Dodd l.. NJ. Eidsness,
John P. Evans. w. Ferguson, J. p. Graham tcap-
tain, Robert L, Hummer, j. b. Lsngfcrd, r. ".
lie Due, r. H. Morgan, Doc Souder. ]. T.
Oakley. j. l.. Reeves. v. II. Sehorn, r. NJ.
Meade. Albert Rogers and George Seitz.
Union Station-J. T. Mcknight lcaptain). L.
Thompson. W. H. Osborne. A. l.. Groves. J. J.
Meredith. Harry Rupert, G. T. I.intbicum. ". 5.
Taylor c. l.. Williams Il. sullivan. T.: Thomp-
SON H. Rapee, NJ. A. Stratton. Rust. Ed. Bell.
Fred Legge, W. Handy and ". Knighton.
ParkveW-B. Gallagher. W. Gallagher Mess.
Kelliher, Smith. e. Sslb, Salori. ONeil. Mullen,
cotte, Hillery, koehler and Mcfarland.
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EVENING STAR CUP
Trophy to Be Given for Best Batter IN Post
Season Series

Recognizing the fact that the posseason series
for the championship of the District of Columbia has
awakened great deal of interest among the lovers of base
ball. and to the players to do their BEST The Even
ing Star Company has donated beautiful silver cup be
given to the player making the best batting average in the
SERIES
The trophy hung up for the winning and The Star
for the best batter the only prizes that will be given
this
The best batter in the series will have his name en-
graved the and will be splendid reminder years
of the time he led the District Columbia ANA
teurs in hitting in the post-season series.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
Detroit Gets Whitewashed.

DETROIT. August 19.-Outside of Cobb
none OF the Detroit players could solve
Walsh yesterday and the champions were
shut out. An error by Mullip after
Altizer's hit gave him q bad start and
cost one run directly and another indi-
rectiy After that inning he pitched fine
ball. Chicago outfelded Detroit, though
Ave Of the latter's errors cost nothing
Evening star., 1909-08-19
Cleveland Takes Two.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 19-Cleve-
land took two more games from st. Louis
yesterday by scores of ) to o and 3 to >.
Cleveland punched four hits In the sec
ond inning Of the second game and won
off Petty. although St. Louis outbatted
them during the remainder of the game.
Lajoie who resigned as manager Tues
day night. was given an ovation each
time he appeared at bat.
The scores:
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BOUT FOR TOMMY LOWE.
Washingtonian Is to Meet Al
Schumacher of New York.

BALTIMORE. Nd. August Ig.-
Al Schumacher of New York and
Tommy Lowe of Washington we're
matched Yesterday by Manager Al
Herford of the Eureka Athletic
Club to box fifteen rounds August
70. The men will probably meet
at the Germania Maennerchor Hall.
The weight for the match Is 13s
pounds ringside.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
SECOND GAME.

Left on bases-Boston. 2: New York. 4. Bases
on balls-On Cicotte, 2; e6 Chesbrc, I. Struck
out-By Cfcotte. /: by Chesbro. 3. Three-base
hits-Wagner C, Stabl. Two.base hits.-.Mclen-
nell Iaporte Sacrifice hit-Demmitt. Sacrifice
fy-Keeier. Stolen base--Stahl. Double play
Stahl to Cicotte to Uarrigsn. Cmpdrrs-Messrs.
Perrine and Sheridan. Time OF game hour and
min
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RAILROAD LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Victory for Southern.

Southern defeated the Trainmen in the
Railroad Y NJ. C. A. League yesterday,
to Z. Both teams made a strong An
ish. Southern making Ave runs and the
Trainmen three in the last inning. Young,
who toed the slab for the winners, pitch
ed good ball. allowing only two hits and
making eight fan the air.
Risdon led at the bat. with two doubles
and single. while Sullivan played a
good game at short. Score:
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Red Sox Win Again.

NEW YORK, August 19.-The Boston
Americans made their record Of consecu-
tive victories eleven yesterday by twice
defeating New York. The scores were
3 TO and s to 3. Niles, New York
castoff, batted in two Of Boston's runs
and scored the other. In the second game
New York had safe lead up to the
seventh. when, after Chesbro had passed
Speaker, Wagner. Stahl and Mcconnell
made long hits, three runs resulting.
The scores:
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Keene,s coronal Wins.

FOLKESTONE. Eng. August 19-The
Saltwood two-year-old plate. 100 sover-
eigns. five furlongs. was won today by j.
r. Keenes Coronal. at 4 to s. H. T. Met
calfe's Barracuda, at loo to s. was sec
ond. Lord Howard de Waldens Wise
Saw, at % to ]. was third. Fourteen
horses yar
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.Batted for Milan in the seventh.
fBatted for Lelivelt in the ninth.

Earned Washington. /: Phiiadclphia 2
Left on bases-W Washington o. Philadelphia. IL.
First base halls-Oh Groom, A. Struck out
By Groom. >: by Plank. 2 Twobase hits
sehaefer. Murphy, Collins ~. Sacrifice hits
Conroy, Levelt Murphy. Stolen bases-Collins
Baker. Odring: Double pays-jroom to Tn
giauh: Schsefer TO Mcbride. Passed bail-Liv-
fryston. Impires-Messrs. Egan snd Evans
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Tars Beat Colts Again.

NORFOLK, Va. August 19.-The Tars
made it four straight from the Richmond
Colts, winning yesterdays game. to l.
1t was a fight to the finish, the locals be-
ing determined to make clean sweep of
the series of games. and sail a little high
er pennantward. and the Colts to save at
least one game out of four. The nervous
tension was shared by the spectators.
among whom were several hundred of
the Richmond followers. Richmond got
a run in the first inning. Norfolk scored
two on hits and errors. Volz did not al
low hit until the eighth inning. The
score:
Norfolk % o / o o x-2
Richmond. ......... o o o y o OIL
Left on bases-Ricbmond. g; Norfolk. Z. Stolen
Evening star., 1909-08-19

Left on bsses.Solthern. q rrainmen. 3. firvt
nines pitehed-By Young. 4; by Huehes, /.
Hits made-On Young, 2: Oh Hughes. 9: oer
Ryon. H. Struck out-By Young, 8; by HUGHES,
2: by RyoD. Z. Two base hits-Risdon, 2 Stolen
bases--Henritze, Buckler, Morriss Double piay
Anderson to Boswell. Hit BY pitcher-By
Young l. Wild pitch-Hugbes. Passed balls
Morriss. Anderson. Umpire-Mr. Taylor. Time
of game-1 hour and 10 minutes.
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Western League.

At Denver-Denver, 2; Omaha. /.
At Pueblo-Pueblo, 2; Des Moines, 0.
At Wichita-Wichita. 8; Lincoln, 10.
At Topeka-Topeka, 1; Sioux City. D.
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sBatted for Wilson fn the ninth inning.
Boston ....... 2 o o D o 0-3
New York. ....... o o o o o o o 0 90
Left on bases Boston. 8: New York, 3. Bases
BY Wood. 3: by WILSON, ,. Two-base hits
Stahl. Carrigan. Sacrifice hts-Iord, Wood.
Stolen bsses--Niles. speaker. Wagner. Double
plsys-Wagner to Stahl: Kleinow to Lsporte to
knight. Passed bals-Kleincw. Sweeney. Hit
sby pitcher-By Wood. l. Umpires-Messrs. Per.
rine and Sheridan. Time Of game-1 hour and
45 minutes.
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Dougherty's double drove in the two
Chicago tailies.
The score.

Two-base hits-Cobb. Mullin Altizcr, Dougher-
ty. TanBehill Sacrifice hiis-Dclehanty, Parent.
stolen bases-Parent, Isbell. Bases on balls-On
Mullin. 4: Oh Walsh. 2. Left on bases-Detroit.
8: Chicago, 10. Struck out-By Mullin. Z by
Walsh. Z. Double plays-schmidt to Moriarty
to Bush Schmidt to Bush. umpires-Messrs.
Connolly and KERN. Time Of gamc-2 hours and
10 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Roanoke Takes Two Contests.

DANvILLE. Va. August 1e.-Roanoke
won doubleheader from the locals yes
terday, the first game resulting 4 to 1
and the second 3 to 1. 1t was a case OF
tooN much pitcher for the Sox. Both
Doane and Andrada pitched clever ball
throughout the contests and had the To-
calls completely at their mercy. Never
during either game was Danviiie in the
lead. Many times they had opportuni-
ties to score If hits could have been Sc
cured, but the necessary bingle was not
forthcoming. Scores:
Roanoke. ............ o o o O q
DanyIlle- -............. 0 o o D o o 90
Two.base hit-Pressiy. Tbree.base hit-SulIi.
van. Sacrifice hit--Doyfe. Sscri6ce hy-Shaurh-
messy. Double plsy-Doyle and Pressiy stolen
base-Painter. Left bases-Roanoke, Z: Dan
Vile. 8. Bases balls-On Mayberry a or
Doane, ?. Struck out-By Mayberry, 4; 6y Dcane
4: Hit by pitched balls Painter, Pressiy. Um
pire-Mr. Kelly. Time Of game-1 hour and So
minutes.
Dsnviile. ........... ......... 3 @ % 81
,.l Iwohase hitsnFisher c9; sullivan. Sacrifice
Magee and Stafford; stolen base-.Iovell Left
on hases-Roanoke. 8; Dsnviile. 4. Bases Oh balls
on Walker, 3: OF Audrsda. /. Struck out-By
Walker. 3: by Andrada. II. Umpire-Mr. Kelly
Time Of game-1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Totals. 9 3sc6 3 Al

'Maloney out for cutting FIRST base.
Merchants and Mech. o o o o 2 o q %
American s. IT,. o o o 2 ? 0 o o.
First base on errors-M. 4 NJ, 2: A. S. & +.
z Left bases-M. 4 NJ. z: A. s. T. g.
First base balls-On Tagsart, Z; OF Rawlings
10 Struck out-By TagEart, Z; ny Rawlings.
10 Home run-West: Two-base hits-Bcykin,
ston. Stolen bases-Hines. Howard (2). Ma
loney. West, Haycock. Double plays-Brooks to
Boykin to Maloney: Hines to Rawlings to barr
Hit by pitcher-By Tageart, I. Wild pitch
Rawlings umpire-Mr. King. Time Of game
1 hour and IS minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.

At Jersey Oity-Baltimore, o: Jersey City. /.
Second game Baltimore, o: Jersey City. !:
At Providcncc-Newark, =: Providence. g. Sec
ond same-Newark. 2; Providence. o.
At Rochester-Bunslo, 1: Rochester. 6. Second
game Buffalo, Z: Rochester, 8.
At Tcronto-Montrcal. l: Toronto, Is. Second
eame-MOntreal, 4: Toronto, 6.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
American Association.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. 8: Toledo. /.
At Miunea -Minnea polls, 9: indianapolis, 0.
At Milwaukec-M Milwaukee, 4: Columbus, 2.
At st. Paul-Louisville, 1; st. Paul, o.
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Truckers Beat shoemakers.

LYNCHBURG, Va. August 19.-Ports-
mouth made 1t three straight yesterday
when the Truckers beat the Shoemakers.
1 to 0. in beautiful game. Clunn pitch
ed fine ball. Wolfe. Chunk and McF'ar-
land made sensational catches. The crowd
was the smallest ever seen at a game
here. The score:
Portsmouth. .... 90 o o + o OIL
I.ynchburg. .......... o o 0 . o o o 90
Two-base hits-Hooker. A. Smith, Schrader.
Schrader. First base errors-Lynchburg. Il;
Portsmouth. I. Left on bases-Lynchburs. 8;
Portsmouth. 6. Double plays-vernuelle, F. Big
bic and Zeigicr; s. Bigbie, #. Bigbie and Law
renee Struck a outnBy - % vernIslle, s; sy Glunn, g.
Bases on naHsmum p,Sa. vfTfnuens' f =. ON Iiunn
SO minutes.
Evening star., 1909-08-19

hase.seiber. Double play--iscn and kanzler
baiis-on voIx, ? Hit By pitched bsll-Lipc
seiber Hale. Chandler. Passed ballMessitt
umpires-Messrs. Hennegar and Stanton. Time
Of game-1 hour and 56 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
SECOND GAME.

Two-base hit-Jones. Three-base hit-Hinch-
man. Sacrifice hit-Stone Stolen bases-Stovall,
Hincbman stone. Bases on bails--On Fslken-
herr 2: on Petty. 2 Left ON bases-Cleveland
q: St Louis, 8. Struck out.Hy FslkenberE. s.
pire- Mr. O'Loughiin. Time Of gsme-1 hour and
minutes.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
Carolina League.

At Anderson Anderson. ): GreeBville. 4. Sec
ond game-Ahderson. 5: Greenville. &.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l: Greensboro, 4.
Second game-Spart anburg, 2; Greensbore, 8.
At Winston salem, 4; Charlotte, 3.
Second game-Charlotte. 0; Winston Salem,
eleven innings; darkness).
Evening star., 1909-08-19
[RST GAME.

Two-base hits-Lajoie t2). Ball. Stone, Jones.
Sacrifice hits-Berger. birmingham. Stolen base
8. Left on bases-Cleveland. o.. ST. Louis. q.
struck out by Berger, Z; by Bailey; Z. Passed
O'Ioughlin. Time Of game-1 hour and 10 min
uteS.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
Southern League.

At Little Rock-Little Rock. 5; New Orleans. 1.
At Nashville-Montgomery, 4; Nashville, lsev.
cnteen innngs).
At Atlanta-Birmipgham 4: Atlanta, I.
Evening star., 1909-08-19

'Marceron out for interference.
Peek. Observation-Disclosures. o o q o %
NiHth : 4 "
Twc-basc hft-Walters. Sacrifice hits-Ouan-
trele. Marceron. Stolea base--T. Murphy. -Dcu-
bic play-Greer to q. Broome. Left on bases
Peck. .: Ninth. I. First base balls-oR
Powell. 4: on Carroll. I. Struck out--By Powell
=: by Carroll, 4. Wild ptch-Carroll. Time III
game-l hour and 10 minutes. Cmpires--Messrs.
Hughes and Belts.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Boys Whitewash Peck.

Game tedsy-Einth Bethany, at 18th and D
streets northeast, at $50.
Evening star., 1909-08-19
Today's Games
Yesterdays Results

New York, II; Philadelphia, /.
New Yoak, 5: Philadelphia, 4.
Pittsburg 6; IT. Lcuis 3.
Pittsburg. 2; st. Louis. 1.
Chicago q; Cincinnati, ].
Boston W. Brock lyn-Rain
Evening star., 1909-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand
LEAGUE.

How the Clubs Stand.
Evening star., 1909-08-19

Continued on Sixtcenth Passl
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Church Notices.

Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Fl. L.
Nichols. pastor: 1870. sermon by pastor
subject, "Our Troublesome Neighbors;'
y sunday school. g. Junior League: 81,
Epworth League devotional meeting, sub
iect bringing in the Guests" 7. sermon
by pastor, subject, Join the Don't Worry
Old South Congregational church, Rev
Malcolm Dana, pastor. Rev. Langdor
ouimby, D. d, Of Gardiner will preact
in exchange with the pastor at 1890 A. M
Miss Wadsworth of Gardiner will give q
sonrano solo. Evening, 7 o'elsck, the pas.
tor will continue the series of Highway
Incidents in the Life of Jesus-subiect
Choosing Companions" Sunday schoo
at 11.45.
nastor. win preach at 1890 A. NJ, sub.
iect, The Blessing Without Any Any sor.
Reaping If -" Sunday school, II 4;
a NJ; Christian Endeavor, 6.15 p NJ.
M;dweek service Wednesday. 7.30 p NJ
First Universalist church, Rev. ]. w
steele will preach at 1870 A. M; Sunday
school at 11.45 A. M,
ST Matthew's church. Rev. w. F. Liv-
;ngston. rector. (Sunday next before Ad-
mantl: morning service at 1880 A. NJ.
sunday school. 11.45 A. tM.
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gram and speech making was held
The committee from the corps in
charge of the supper consisted of Mrs
Bowie, president of the corps; Mrs
Daniel Noyes, Mrs. George Emery
Mrs Helen Dudley. Mrs. c. E. Mears
Mrs. John Mari, Mrs. Charles Gray
Mrs. Georgia Davis Mrs. George
Hathaway, Mrs Frank Nickerson and
Mrs w. s. Stevens.
Commander John T. Grant of the
Post presided. The following program
was given. this part having been ar
ranged by a committee from the corps
consisting of Mrs. Bowie, Mrs. Moore
and Miss Mabel Cobb
Piano SOLO Gladys Dolloff; reading,
Miss Flora Danforth vocal duet, Leon
Moore and Leona Dunton; reading
Miss Helen Clarke; vocal solo, Mrs. F
c. Moore; violin solo, Ray Jewett
singing. Harmon children; piano solo.
Miss Alice Richards.
Speeches Were made by NJ. c. Wads-
worth, George Gardiner and Robert
Giblett. y. W. McCausland, commander
of the Department of Maine, also spoke
and read a history Of Heath Post since
it's organization.
The affair was a success in every
way and reflected much credit on tn,
various committees who had it ir
charge. Robert J. Giblett, George Z
JOY and Daniel Noycs were the com
mittee from the Post in charge
The present officers of Heath Post
arc as follows:
Communication +. Grant.
Senior vice ommander-George +
JOY.
Junior vice commander-Danie,
Noyes
AdJutant-Calvin w. Smith.
Cuartermaster-C. O. Wadsworth.
Surgeon-Albert +. Clary.
aplain-Joseph f. Glazier
Officer of the day-George w. Cross
Patriotic nstructor-George f. Joy
officer of the guard-John G.. Meader
Sergt. Major-DaWson NJ. Dole.
Quartermaster Scrgt.-Reucl w
Dunlap. &F%
The following is a brief history O.
Heath Post As compiled from the rec,
ords in the hands of Quartermaster c
| o. Wadsworth:
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Mrs, Mary Macdonald.

-irs. Mary Macdonald died at
o'clock Friday afternoon at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Clarity,
Lover Water street. Mrs. Macdonald
was born in Ireland. Dec. q, 1921. and
wa; therefore within one month of
being IS years old. She had lived in
Fla lowell Tor ga years. Her husband
wa, the late Dugan Macdonald, Who
1icl about 40 years ago. Mrs. Clarity
s the only surviving child, though a
number of nephews and nieces survive.
She was devoted Catholic, holding to
the faith of her childhood. The funeral
will take place from the Church of the
Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock Monday
no ming, Rev. FIR. ]. P. Michigan Of
lici oting a High Requiem Mass will
be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20
Fhfee Youthful Burglars
Discovered Friday Evening
h Act Of Entering Cross T.
0obInson's ---They Confess.
Council, knights OF Co.
lumbus, Entertain the ladies'

r,hroupb the efforts of Arthur G..
oh;nson Of the firm of Cross & Rob-
knson dealers in sporting goods and
knpplies. three young Randolph lads
vere arrested early last evening,
charged with the larceny of goods
rom the store. Mr.. Robinson claims
Zhat he has been missing things from
kha store for some time and cannot
oil a. present just what has been TAX
IN The lads, who are said to have
aiken the goods, are named Ward, Tut
lie and Nemon, aged IA, 10 and 8
ears. They have confessed to taking
wo revolvers, three flashlights and
cartridges from the store and the re-
tolvers and two of the lights were re-
nrned last evening.
The lads were discovered about 6.30
LIST night trying to enter the store
through a window in the rear. one OF
hem had climbed the fire escape and
Had broken the window when he was
Zen by captain on tug lying at the
kharf. The other boys were on the
treet in front keeping watch. MIR. Rob
hson traced the boys and looked them
3 their homes and there they con-
kssed to taking the things.
MIR. Robinson, however, believed That
hev knew more than they would tell
Ind took them to the police station
here one of them confessed that an
ther of the lads had bunch of keys
kken from DR.. S. o. Clason's office.
HE lad said that they intended to
! Ieep one key and effect and entrance
the creamery last night and smash
ben the cash register or drawer.
lit is also said that they have con-
kssed to taking articles from several
ther places, especially things in the
ammunition and rifle line.
tThey will be given hearing in the
funicipal court this morning.