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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Uoston.
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn.
IT. Louis NJ Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.

New York. July 27.-The Pirates de-
feated the Giants, to /, in tho second
game Of their series ehre to day. and
thus evcned tho count. The Giants
maintain their lead in the race, how
ever. since the Braves won from the
cubs
Both teams did all their scoring in
the NTH. Singles by Gibson Harmon
and Carey, Mowrey's long HIT and Wag-
ner's fly gave tho visitors two. Stocks
single and Larry Doyle's two Dagger
counted the Giants lone run.
Wagner displayed his usual brilliant
work at short and Doyle and Fletcher
added credit TO the locals showing.
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Pittsburgh, JuIN 2I-N largo gal-
lery OF local enthusiasts to-day visited
the Allegheny Country club. where the
scmiinal match between the Aus
tralasian and German tennis teams for
the Davis cup Will be played this week.
and SAW the Germans. otto Froitzhcim
and Oscar krcuLzcr. practice. The
memh ers Of the antipodean party
played golf. The effect OF the AUS
trinn ScrNian crisis ron the s.olning
match was the subject of much dis
cussion by y. T.. Broolcs and A. W.
Widing, Of the antipodcan team. and
il was brought out that Wild!ug is a
Lieutenant; in the Kings Colonials Of
New Zealand. f'roitzhcim. who is a
lieutenant in the German army, al
though uneasy over the war scare. de-
clares he is going ahead with his prac-
ticc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Portsmouth. Va. July o7--Eav
EEans Colts suffered another setback
Inns afternoon. when the cripple 4
Truckers defeated them in the openiila:
game by TO score. The loca! 3
dhove Sloan from the box In the lift.
inning by scoring five runy The.
added two more off Lefty" Dye. at ono
,ime a member of the local club. Dill
peck, the former Navy finger. stuYtcf,
Tor Portsmouth. but was wild. and
Saye WAY 10 Johnson. aupther Hpvy
ma. johnson was also wild. Brs
The Colts could not do much with H.
Ihe two run. scored bv Richmond came
Ia on wild pitches rh. score.
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st. Louis.
Washington.

Totals....;s :: 20 - Totals IS "a 80 "a
'Batted ;o- Wallace iva eighth.
tI,attel Tor HaMiLtnr In niniM.
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BRAVES DEFEAT CUBS

Gostpu July 27.-rhe Braves cvencd
matters up with the Cubs to-day by
coming through in the eighth frame
and hammcring out two runs. Tho
nnal count was TO 8 The Braves
took The lead right under the guns.
counting :. pair in tho opening inning
bN whacking the offerings Of Cheney 10
al corners Pierce thou went in for
NhicaEo I'm the NTH the Cubs scored
twice and Boston once. and i'm tho
cishth AN error, a hit batter and a snc-
rince hunt with Manu's long nv and
'owdN's single, brought In 4 brace Of
tallies In the ninth two safetles look
ed bad, hut foul ana a fast double
ulaN 50 Nrn INC dnN. Score.
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GOLF AT GRAND RAPIDS

Grand Rapids July .7.-Battilnr from dawn
until dusk through a.! kinds o: Weather con
dlt!ons. rs golfers from the Middle West
tho South. the Ia South hud canada com
peted to-day In tn" Kent Country Club
course elimination round OF the West.rn
amateur golr championship tournament,
Al! the championship tavorites finished
among tho .iSty.four who tune! In the
lowest medal scores. r. Il Martin. Of Ham
mond Ind led With card OF :: Chick"
Evans and Robert y. Gardner both Of Chi
cago were second, with 3 each for the eirh-
teen holes
The s!Nty-fou- golfers who made ,h- hes,
scores Vii! compete tomorrow afternoon In
The Qualification round % c!Ehteen holes
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hours OF terrific graphing. failed TO get
one fall from the wonderful TURK.
Husaanc VIII weigh in ut about POS
pounds, and Lewis Will tip the scales
around 2l0 pounds. Both men are here
training hard, and will bc in first ella SIS
condition when they enter the ring.
Tho seat sale is heavy, and one of the
largest crowds that ever saw match
acre will be on hand. Many people
from out OF town are ordering tickets
nN mnil and telsEraph eNerN inN.
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CARDINALS WIN AND LOSE

and Cardinals broke even here to-day
in double header. st. Louis won the
first. to !. but lost the nightcap to
the locals. TO o.
The Cardinals chased three Philly
pitchers In the first affair and hit n
fourth hard. pilinG up a total of six
teen safe swat; in all. Doak allowed
twelve hits, but had little trouble, as
his team rolled up a four-run lead in
tho first inning.
In the second game Mayer hold tho
visitors to two hits, only thirty men
fnCinl- him ScnrnS:
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BOSTON BLANKS MAPS

Cleveland. July o7.-Boston won their
third victory OF the series with the
Maps to-day. 3 TO 0. Leonard was bat
ted rather freely. but frightened up in
the pinches, while Boston punched hits
in the first. third and fourth rounds
for run in each. Speakers all-round
work featured. he getting three hits
and cutting Off no less than i've runs
by phenomenal work in the field. Score:
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Nisous Dcnt Chjcnro

BuffalO, \. Y. July 27--Euffnlo team
celebrated Joe Thinkers birthday at
Federal Field to-day by defeating his
team. 7 to .. Anderson pitched a good
game l.ange was retired in tho NTH
after hllins the bases and forcing in
a run.
Score 10y innings: r II T..
Chicago ......O0l Ol0NO 20 q
Buffalo .... - O A0OlN-7 II /
Batteries: l.ancc, Watson. Fisk and
Wilson, Anderson and I.aV!Gnc
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FIttsbnrGh. JNIy 2l---Cullop bcstcd
harser to-day in pitching duel, aud
Kansas city took the opening game
Of the series from Pittsburgh. . 10 l..
harGcr's wildness helped the visitors.
Score 10y innings: II H. D.
Kansas City ...O1 q 0OO . % : 2
Pittsburgh 49,. o q o o a o OF & 2
Batteries: Cullop ana Eas,erlv. Bar
ger. Walker and Berry.
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Uchr. McIouwht.n,s Partner.

New Iofk, IuIy -i-kNNI VI. Bohr
Will be tried out as the tennis doubles
partner OF Maurice r. McLoughliu for
the international challenge matches
for the Davis cup. The ARRANGEMENTS
were completed to-day by l. -. Wrenn.
of the Davis cup committee. after a
conference with Niles :. Chariock.
chairman Of the Crescent a. c
The members Of the American de-
Boston Thursday and 40 to- the Cres-
cent y. 9. At Bay NdEe Tor practice.
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis ut UrOOklyn.
liausns City NJ Pittsburgh.
indianapolis nj baltimore.
CkicnBo nj Buffalo.

Brooklyn, July 27.-Thc ST Louis
tailendcrs prevented the Brooklyns
from going into second place in the
Federal League to-day by winning the
opening game of ii series here ny
TO ..
Score by innings: r. H. r.
ST. Louis ....oO ooooo5 o-5 : i
Brooklyn ....0U 5000 % Is .
Batteries: Kupper Groom and Chap
man; Somcrs, LATTE and Land.
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Rain Stops Play M Chicago.

ChICagO, IuiN 2I.-PIaN IN the Mest-
ern lawn tennis championship tourna-
ment a; OnwcotS!a Country Club got
well under way to-day. ana enough
matches were played TO reduce the
field TO two score before rain fell and
stOppch play.
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Knum's Homer WING Game.

Naltimore, July -1ndianapolis won
thirteen inning game from. Balti-
more to-day, i 10 :. Eauff's home run
in the thiVtccnth for INDIANAPOLIS
scored two runs ahead Of him.
Score by innings: r II E.
Indianapolis
o00o0OOl as Is 3
Baltimore. o oO01 / 600 noo % II 3
Batteries: l. k en- u re- McCon-
nauGhey, Billiard. TeXtcr and Warren;
Quinn. SugGs and JacklitSch.
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BOWLING

An interesting duckpin match Is scheduled
for tonight at tho Palace Alleys whcu Row
seys Pets champions OF Richmond. w!.l go
against the Palace Al-Stars it viii 10 a
battle between the Yannignna and old vets
In the Al!-Star lineup Wilde e. II Cosby
Beck. Tucker, Richardson ana Anderson
while the Pets will lineup a follows: Oil.
bert Hoover, Haywood Alright c l.. cosby
and Rowscy.
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FIRST GAME.
philadelphia.
.Rottoa for NiNoy In seventh

Score by innings T.
Philadelphia ...................l 90 % o o.
81. Louis Observation-Disclosures . ID
hits Miller :. Mascc, Beck. Three base hit
-icck Home runs. Mage. Left bases
-Phtlndclphia :. ST. Louis. = Struck out
BY RiNcy. .. by Doak. 3: by Jacobs !.
Double plays RiXcy to- Byrne to Kilifer 70
Martin To Ludcrus: lIUEgins To Miller 10
Dresser; CraVath TO Nnitcr First base on
errors Philadelphia l. hit by pitched bail
by Jacobs tWIlson1. Time, -. Unpircs,
Klein and EmSIic
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Two-hase h!ts-Colins Cook Double plays
a cock 20 Weaver 10 Four1irr. Boone 70
Peckinpaugh 70 Mullir. Bases on baiis-off
Russell. .; on Caldwell. !. of Lsthrop. ?
struck out-by Russell :; by Caldwell. =:
by Lathrop. :. Time .:i;. Umpires. chill
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American Association.

at milwaukee,: e-Lon!sville rain.
~ - Paul; St Paul. .: Columbus, l.
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis. 3. Cleve-
land 4
AZ Kansas City: Kansas City. 10: Indian
ApoMI, ],
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st. Louis. July GA triple by Nc
Bride and Ainspliths triple gave the
Nationals victory over the Brownies.
to In thirteen innings to-day.
Mitchell Hamilton and Lcvcren2 pitch
cd for the Browns, and Engcl. johnson
and Ayers for the Nationals. Mitchell
was put out OF the game for kicking.
Score.
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YANKEES WIN EASILY

Chicago. July 27.-Ncw York won an
easy victory over the White Sox to
0. this afternoon. Russell, who started
on the mound for the son. could neither
pitch effectively nor field his position.
and was relieved by Benz In the fourth
inning after three runs had been
scored off Il pass ana two hunts. which
Russell allowed to go safe. and Mullins
clean single, followed by an inheld out
Caldwell was in great form and al
lowed only five scattered hits. Score:
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Midlothian.

summary. Two-base Eastman.
stolen hases-Jones -, Nunnally,
Wneo Eastman. Horncy, Dance and
Justic Double play Jones to Bass TO
N1rt"i Eases on halls--oM Cosby, =:
of i'nily, struck out-bS Cosby, 0:
hy Iu.ly, Sacrifice hits--NunnaIly
and Puny Time, 1910. Umpire. Air.
Duuford.
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WIS IN nININ.
fBattcd Tor Alarquard In seventh
-Barei Tor Witse I'm ninth.
Score by innings: n
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures u o q : 9 D O.
New York .... ................O y y ~ I O q 5-f
summary. Eyror-Burns. Two base hits
Meyers Carey. Doyle Three base hit-Gih-
.'n ~aHtihcc hits-l[elly. Harmon Sacrl-
ice u.s. Wagner. stolen base Fletcher. Left
ON oHSes-Hitis hurgh. .; New York $ Bases
9A oills on Marguard ? of Wiltsc. !. OF
Harmon, J. struck out-by Marquard Il by
Harmon lii,s-on Mnrquard. In : IN
ninf on W!l.sc, In innings. Time 1854
ii'ti .'- 'asoH and ouiriey
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Copy;iEht by Underwood 6 underwood.
Russell Hastings Milward, the Young
est of explorers has Just returned to
this country after exploring afoot So
miles of Jungle land In Colombia.
Though he Is the youngest man in tho
ranks, he has covered great tracts OF
uucXplorcd wildS III South and Central
America. and collected Il vast number
OF specimens for the American Museum
OF Natural History and the New YoIl.
geological Park on his homcward
trip from Colombia he had seventy one
specimens OF small mammals for the
Sew York Geological Park. He was
compelled 10 destroy all but one be-
cause OF bubonic plague II Magcnul.
on the Magdaleua River. The one he
saved is pretty and Intelligent SPUR
rel OF tn" rare black and white variety.
and 1t is now safely housed i'm tho
Bronx Park. Mr. Milward. who Is now
in New York. is going Sack in October
with two surveyors and a large party
OF natives. He L. a Fellow OF the
ROYAL Geographic Society. the New
York Geological Society. the American
Museum OF Natural History and other
scientific organizations.
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National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Chicago. =; boston, :.
tiuciuunti, d: UroolSlyn, =; tcight
innings; dnr.sncssb.
It. Louis, -: Phiindclphia, 4 unrst
gniuc).
II. Louis. ~; Philadelphia. . tscc-
Ond Enm"t.
Pittsburgh, =; New York, /.
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DUBUC LOSES FOR TIGERS

Detroit July 27.-The Tigers pre-
scented another game to tho Athletics
TO 3. Duhuc started the game by
hitting two hatters passing three
more. allowing a hit and making
Continued on Ninth page)
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International League.

At BumalO: Buffalo. . Jersey city. (.
! Toronto Toronto. .. Newark. 4.
~ Rochester: Rochester. s: Providence
At Montreal; Montreal. {; Baltimore.
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ST. LOUIS WINS OPENING
GAME FROM BROOKlYNITES
knuT's Homer Gives HOLSTERS Victory
Over Bnltimorc-Culiops Defeat
Pittsburgh.
Federal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
81. Louis. ,; Brooklyn, -.
Kansas city, =; I'ittsbIrEh, I.
indianapolis, q; baltimore, q. tfhir-
tccu inuluEsD.
Chicago, =, Buffalo. =.
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No'tFcmefy Mon, scmcry 2; Atlanta 3
At Nr" Orleans. New Orleans {. \asb-
tillo
birmingham: B!rmingha m Memphis
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond nj poF.smoutI
Newport News at IOnuokc
Norfolk ut Petersburg.
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score by innings: r.
Washington ......-..-. : 5 . = . \ -
st Louis ..............-.3 . . . g o q o-S
Summary: ErrcrS-Shottcn. Pratt, AgneN
A!usmith. Two base hlt<--C. Walker. shot
ten. -Nnsni;h 60 Three base hit; Mcbride.
stolen tase-Howa-d. Bases on balls-oG
Errrl. IN Mitchell. .. of johnson. /
Sacrifice hits-Shanks. Gaadil ~. Mitchell
struck out-by Mitchell. :. BY Johnson. 3
~ iomi ton. :. hy Ayers, 3 By Levcrenz $
Double p!ay-i.cvovcuz Leary to Howard
I!me. 5 .t!. Imn.rcs. CONNOLLY md DIneen
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inning of Benton. In innings; on Amea
in Inning. Tilt by pitched ball-by Benton
.Daubcro. Time. 2:os Empires. lIar; and
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N"WIH NG INGTWGS. z.
Cleveland .......... ...........0 90 10000 %
Roston ...................I q = . %
summary: Two-base hits-Chapman Gard
ner. Three base hit-Speahcr Sacrifice hit
Leonard. stolen hasc-Sco;, Base. on
ha.ls-om S;cen, :; OF Leonard hit by
pitcher-hy Leonard cJockson). Struck out
by Sieen. g. ny Leonard. :. Time l:iJ.
tmD!rcs Evans and EEan.
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(nrnlinn I.eacnc

Nn,Aam Durham !, Greensboro
~ A-nevlllc Ash"v!3ie - Winstor-SaIeu
,ifN gamel Ashevilie 3. Winston. salem
tsecoa1 ganei.
a. Cka!!otte' Charlotte. !: Raleigh. s.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
boston nj Cleveland.
New York nj Chicago.
Thiiudclphia NJ Detroit.
Washington at -. Louis.
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-E1n tDr McCaSty In seventh
fEptted fcr Ragon Ia seventh
tH3tted Tor Groh ~ seventh
score by inu.uY- r.
Cincinnati ......... .............i.b q 90 d. "a
sto"tlyn .-....... ..........:o O Q . 3 o.
summary. Errors-Groh feJ- CLARKE tgl
- Ma F!fst base on erroTs-Cinciunau T..
kr"olHyn j. LIT on bases -cipciuuau g..
hrooE yu. Bases Oh b1ils-on Benton q,
81 Brown :; on Aitchison j. STRUCK ont
py benton Z" by En9man py A!tctison.
81 ~ RaROn. !. T~o-haEe hii-Noran. Sfofrr.
hases-Tw ombiey ~, Cutshaw 52). stenre'.
poaole plays Clarke % Herzog; McCaCrty 20
SH!th Moran 10 HerHoc. Wild pitcnes--
Btnton 80. Eits-on Brown IN "a iu-
nlnE OF Enzman. In "a inningsA OF
!.3iIeAls9Is t1ig. s. inpIass: of Rag6p. I ln'2.i
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POrtsul OtIt1i.

summary; Sacrifice hlt-Buntlrg.
Two base Whitted. Double pias.
Riley 10 NcElVecn; McElveeu ia
Foilcs. Base Cn balls-oT sloan. ! on
DYE. /; OF D!llbcck. 3 off Johnson. :.
Left on bases-Rlchmond. .: Post .
mouth, 3. struck out-by sloan ! nv
Dye. g. by johnson. > wild pitJh-
Dillbcck and Johnson t2J Tiine If
game. hours. Umpire. Norcum
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BUILDERS BEAT TIGERS;
MUMFORO WAS EFFECTIVE

Duke Lnndgrnf. Former Colt Shortstop,
Joined Ronnokc md Appeared
In outer Garden.
Roanoke. Va, July .2T-Newncr :
News outpiaycd Roanoke this attic :
noon and won easily. 10 q. Mumfo-h.
Continued OF Ninth PageD
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TRIPLES IN THIRTEENTH
GIVE SENATORS VICTORY
doc" Ayers Finished Game I'm
Which Browns Are Defeated
After Hard Battle.
SIN TWIRLERS IN ACTION
Speakers All-Round Work Helps
Boston to Blank Clcveland-Dubuc
Was Wild, and Gave the Athletics
Easy Eictory-Whitc Sox Blnnked.
SIN TwlRLERs IN ACTION
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Boston, =; Cleveland, q.
New SOrit, >; Chicago, q.
philadelphia. =; Detroit. 3.
Washington, =; 81. Louis, q thir-
.c,G tnninS=b.
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TRUCKERS WIN CAME BY
BATTING SLOAN HARD
Lefty" Dye Relieved Him in tho
Fifth Inning, After Five
Runs Were Made.
JOHNSON RELIEVED DILLBiICI1
--latest Navy Find" Was Wild. but
the Colts Could Not Touch tho
Bali When He Put 1t Across-NiII
Pitches Aid the Colts.
Virginia League Results

YESTERDAYS sConEs.
portsmouth,, ~ RIchm0uJ. ..
t0nnolSc, %; Newport News. 4.
Petersburg, .; Norfolk, q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-04
Coming Events

Aug 2-Old Home Week at Weeks
Mills. New Sharon.
Aug. 2-Universalist Grove Meeting at
NassaibOro.
Aug 3-l2-Annual Encampment. I'd In
fantry, NJ N. c., Augusta.
Aug. 3-23-National Universalist Sum-
mer meetings, Ferry Beach Park, Ferry
Beach.
Aug. 1o-1s-Thirteenth Annual Christian
Endeavoi Summer School, Pittsf1eld.
August Midsummer school at Pitts
field.
Aug lO-19-The 18th annual Christian
Endeavor Summer School at Pittsfield.
Aug. l2-Topsham's 150th Anniversary
Celebration.
Aug. hEHram Centennial.
Aug. H-24-East LIvermore Campmeet-
August is-ls-Summer school at Pitts
field
August II to 26-Maine Naval Militia
have annual training cruise on Battle
ship Tennessee.
August 1S-1s-2o-Belfast Fair. Belfast.
Orrin ]. Dickey, Secretary.
Aug. 19-Pierce Family Reunion, Island
Aug. 19-22-The Fifth Biennial Christian
Endeavor Convention al Pittsdeld.
Aug. 20-Reunion 9th Maine Battery As
ISOLATION at Lewiston.
August 20-21-22-State Christian En-
deavor Assembly at Pittstied.
August 24-Celebration 50th anniversary
mai School, Pennington
Aug. 25-Re-union of 18th Maine Regi-
mental Association at Clinton.
August % to 2S-Eastern Maine State
Fair. Bangor.
Sept-Maine Free Baptist Association.
annual meeting (place and date to be fix
Sent. 1 to 4-Calais Fair Association,
annual fair and horse races, Calais.
Sept. 1-4-central Maine Fair. Water-
vile.
Sept. 7-Labor's Holiday in Maine.
Sept. to lo-Maine State Fair. Lew
Sept 14-17-Great Council of United
States Improved Order of Red Men. an
nual convention, City Hall. Portland.
Sept. I-Maine election FOR four rep
resentatives to Congress, Governor. State
auditor and county officials, and referen-
dunn on Public Utilities Act passed at
last session of Legislature.
Sept. 15-United states District Court
convenes. Portland. 500
Sept 15-16-South Kennebec fair at
South Windsor
Sept. 16-17-Somerset Agricultural fair
Sept. 22-2s-Unity Park Association
Oct. 20-Bangor & Aroostook Railroad.
annual meeting, Bangor.
Oct. 2o-Grand Lodge OF Rebe1sahs. an
nual meeting. Portland.
Oct. a-Grand Lodge 7. @. 0. F., an
Oct. 21-Maine Central Somerset and
Washington County Railroad Companies
annual meetings, Portland.
Oct. 21-22-Maine Council, D. A. R., an
nual meeting. CPlace to be fxed)
Oct. 22-Grant Encampments Patriarchs
Militant, annual meeting, Portland
Oct. 27-28-29-Maine State Sunday
School, annual convention, Bangor
Oct. 29-30-Maine Teachers Associa-
ton at Portland So
Nov. Moose hunting season opens in
Maine. closing Dec. l.
Nov. Maine Pathological Society,
annual meeting. Bangor date to be
fixed) zIT-
Dec. Moose hunting season in Maine
closes.
Nov. 4-15-State- wide Community
Efficiency Conference (place of meeting
not fixed)
Dec. Portland City election
Dec. S-Supreme Court law term con-
venes Augusta.
Dec. S-United States District Court I
convenes, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-04
FOR 5TH BIENNIAL
&C. CONVENTION AT PITTSFIELD

Following is the program for the fifth
biennial Christian Epdeavor convention
Aug. 2o-22 at Pittsfeld. the sessions un-
less otherwise indicated to be held in
Free Baptist church:
Wednesday afternoon, Aug 1900 Sec
ond meeting the Executive Committee,
Maine Christian Endeavor Union; 800.
Service of Praise, Rev. E. Ambrose Jen-
kins, Jonesport, Assembly Musical Diree-
Tor, convention aeeompaniSt, Mrs VIII
liam Cook; S15, Service of Preparation,
How God Deepens the Stream of Our
Life Rev. George c. Sauer, Bangor As
sembly Devotional leader; $50 welcome
to Pittstield: On behalf of the Young
Peoples Societies, Miss Amorette Porter I,
chairman, general committee; on behalf
OF the churches and Christian Workers,
Rev; H. NJ. Ford, D. D.. pastor Enter
and its citizens, III. r. Coolidge Re
sponse: On behalf of speakers and dele
gates, Frank Dunn. Houlton, State Presi-
dent. 400 Organization of Conventions
Appointment of committee on noInina-
lions, appointment of committee on reso-
lutions, appointment of committee on
revision of constitution appointment of
committee on policy for l9l4-l6; 415, De;
the Quiet Hour" Leader, Rev. Geo. c.
Sauer.
Wednesday evening, Aug 1870, Ser
vice of Song. scripture and prayer. i'm
convention expenses, special music, ad-
dress: Christian Endeavor in Action"
Mr.. A. ]. Shartle, Boston, Mass, publ
cation manager. Z. S. c. E.. benediction.
Thursday morning. Aug. 20-S.00 The
Quiet Hour, The Best is Always Near
at Hand Mr.. Sauer; $50, Conference of
Union Workers. local. district and coun-
ty). presiding officer. Rev. Chester w.
E. Union; Assisting Workers, A J.
Shartle, Harry w. Rowe; $50, business
session, reports of officers for 19l2-1914:
urer, Miss Harriette H. Cole, Sedgwick;
Auditor, Walter l.. Hubbard, Charleston;
Field Secretary Harry w. Rowe, Water
vile; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Har-
riette H. Cole; Transportation Manager.
Arthur C. Hall. Waterville. Reports of
Department Superintendents for ls12-f914:
Junior and intermediate, Mrs. Ida Quinn
by Mouton. auckland. Mass; Missionary
Education, Rev. J. B. Coy. Harrison;
quiet Hour and Evangelism Rev. Geo. c.
Sauer, Bangor; Temperance and Chris
tian Citizenship, w. P. Breneman, Au-
burn; Introduction, Miss Harriette II.
cole; Summer School. Harry W. Rowe.
10. 80 Department Conference: Missionary
Education, Leader. Rev. ]: B. Coy; As
sisting Worker, Miss Beulah 3. Bates,
Bennington, VT; Ills Simultaneous Con-
ferences: Young Peoples Society officers,
Leader, Miss Beulah B. Bates: Young
Peoples Society Committees Leader, A.
j. Shartle; Pastors. Department Confer
ence, Junior and intermediate, Leader,
Mrs. Ida Quimby Moulton; Assisting