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Evening star., 1916-05-02

when Leonard was shot into the fray
Thomas was in harness to receive him.
Neither Foster nor Ruth. who have
shown the form that would be looked
for from them. judged on their reputa
tions. Ruth's defeat yesterday was the
first he has suffered this season.
Shore is slated to work in the game
today and if he does not show more
than he did in the first game he pitched
against the Griffmen in Boston he
should not be very troublesome.
John Henry is so much better a bat
ter this year than he was last, or any
time before in his career with the local
club. that he has become a dangerous
man whenever he comes up in a pinch.
and he ought to be worked a lot of
games. just for his hitting.
If Boehlng is selected to do the pitch
ing today the Boston lineup will be
identical with that of yesterday. Hob
litzell will then get another day of rest.
while Janvrin will play first. Del
Gainor. who formerly took Hobby's
place whenever a left-hander worked
against the Sox, is to join his team
when it reaches home, but it is hard to
see how Carrigan can make "A change
in his present system and not play
Janvrin at first on such occasions, for
the Boston youngster appears to be Il
| more reliable hitter and a faster man
than the former Detroit first sacker.
Sam Agnew does not look as impress
sive he was expected to. The big
catcher is not hitting he used to for
the Browns. and there is nothing about
bis throwing to make his teammates
enthuse. Thomas. on the other hand,
seems to be the SoXs best backstop.
, He handles all sorts of pitching well
and also is a pretty fair hitter.
If today's game should be prevented
by rain the Red Sox will be held over
for a game tomorrow, which is open
date In that event it is not at all un-
! likely that Johnson will face the cham
! piors for "a second time in the series,
| for he then would have had three days
rest. Griffith will not want to pitch
him out of turn unless il is absolutely
| necessary.
| After the final game with the Red
| Sox the Nationals will go TO Phiiadel-
! phia for four games. IF johnson is not
! pitched here he may open the series
| against the Athletics Thursday and
! pitch the final game Monday. which
would give him sufficient rest between
! games Victories over the Athletics
are lust as valuable any other. and.
| incidentally. the Mackmen are not easy
picking.
| 1t will he either Joe Boehlin2 or Bert
| C;allia to face the Ped Sox today should
! rain not interfere 1t all depends on
| how the two twiriers warm up.
| Boehling has scored one victory over
! the champions this season. and it is
! likely he will be given the preference
| to duplicate this performance. The
| Carrigans are not particularly fond of
| left -handed pitchers. and BoehlinG may
| be the one to make clean sweep of
/ the series, though Gallia now is in good
| form, and always has pitched good ball
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Sacrifice hit-.Iudge. rwobasc hits-Janvrin.
Henry Hts-On Ruth. 5: of Leonard. I.
Double plsys-Morsan. Mcbride 10 Judge Barry.
Lanyrin TO Asnew; Gardner to Agnew: Mcbride.
Morgan to Judge. Left bases-Washngton.
!; Boston = Hit by pitrher-By Harper
tScott AgnewI. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly
md Owens Time of game: hours and )
minutes.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTER NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Providence. .: Buffalo. I.
Newark 8: Rochester. 4.
Baltimore, o. Toronto. T.
Richmond, = Montreal. :.
COLLEGE GAMES.
Sewanee L.: Alabama Presbyterian. -
Princeton, IA Iawrenceville. 3.
Villanova. ,: Catholic University. 4.
Boston College. \: Georgetown. 4.
Virginia. Il; Virginia Military Institute, S.
Georgia Tech. 6: Vanderbilt. /.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 10: Clemson. Z.
Capt. Huston says the Yankee club
has not made any effort'to sign Mahan,
the Harvard pitcher, and does not ex.
pect to.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

When Ruth started his ascension in
the eighth Carrigan ordered A.new to
the bench ana put Thomas in to catch.
Carrigan was figuring on lifting Ruth
at the time he sent Thomas in. Thomas
is Leonard's regular battery mate, and
Evening star., 1916-05-02
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Hopcwcll. ): Rocky Mount. 3.
Norfolk, 9: Newport News, .
Portsmouth. ); Petersburg, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham. :: Atlanta. (.
Nashville. s: Memphis. :.
New Orleans .: Mobile. %.
Chattanooga. l; Little Rock. q.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st Paul-Tolcdo: rain.
Kansas City indianapolis: ram.
columbus, 1t: Minneapolis, |.
Louisville, &: Milwaukee, ..
Evening star., 1916-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Soston !: Philadelphia. .
Brooklyn. s; New York. ).
Cincinnati, ;: Pittsburgh. o.
Chcago-st. Louis-Rain
Evening star., 1916-05-02

John Henry is so much better a bat
ter this year than he was last, or any
time before in his career with the local
club. that he has become "A dangerous
man whenever he comes up in a pinch.
and he ought to be worked a lot of
games. just for his hitting.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

when Leonard was shot into the fray
Thomas was in harness to receive him.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
SCHEDULES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY TOMORROW
Pitt tshurSh at Cincint IT, Cincinnati at ST. LOUIS
St Iouis at Chicago, Chicago at pittsburgh.
Ybils Mt Boston Philadelphia at Boston.
Hro,kIyn at New York Brooklyn at New York.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Rondeau and Ray Morgan were the
principal run-getters for the GrIffmen,
each scoring IL brace OF tallies. Ron
deau walked twice and scored each
time, and Morgan got hit in the sec
ond and walked in the eighth, scoring
en- both occasions
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
Wedding Is Kept
Secret for Year
Baltimore Society Surprised by
News OF Marriage OF Jurist's
Daughter,

BALTIMORE. Aug. B.-Friends o. o.
Miss sallie II. Amber. daushter OF
judge James M. Amber. OF the su-
preme Bench Of this city. were sur-
prised today when they learned OF n1I
marriage q year ago to James D.
Kempton. Of Philadelphia. Until twc
months ago Mrs. Kempton had hveo
at the Amber home.
For several years she took an active
interest in society in this city. spend
inr the summer with relatives among
the Baltimore colony at Cane MAY. ". j.
Judge Amber was informed OF the mar
riare about six weeks ago. when ne
ioired his family at Cape May.
If. ana Mrs. Kempton are now Nv
NJ in Montreal. Canada. where they
were visited a week ago by the brides
father. Friends admit that the mar
riage was kept . secret for nearly
year.
There were two marriage ceremonies,
The first was performed In Philadelphia
in July. 1915. by a Justice Of the peace;
the second In PHILADELPHIA about hve
weeks aRo by a minister Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. in accordance
with the wishes expressed by members
of Mrs. kempton's family.
Mr.. Kempton In said to have been en-
Raged in the stock brokerage business
in Philadelphia. -L..
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
MARYLAND.


Maryland.
help man confined to wheel chair ana act a.
general help around house and garden.
German or Russian preferred. Other Es.
ar. adv. from Baltimore. 70 Pm, BAL.
lest Baltimore Co. One married man. with
,ome help in family, for general farm work.
Any Es, German or bohemian preferred
Rent On shares. wife to keep house. raise
poultry. etc.
1902 baltimore Co. One farmer desired.
Any ES. cows. EXP Married. Children
permitted. TT. adv. fro,r Baltimore and de-
ens :oS per h0 s sard.n f.
poultry. eggs. butter. etc.
izsSs Baltimore Co. One single man on
i smn asTa., country s,s place. mill .seD
Pw. ' B law ETC. cow" Any ns. r. y
7o--77Ss Prince Georges Co. One married
man or brother and sister. for general farm
work: Prefer foreisnsrs mot over CO.'S years
Virginia.
1929. Fauquier Co. One married man for
sw En Ssfs Of o. chick aesd
ES, I cows. EXP. Would take green n
T mnHs Children permitted. Us PM.
0o. .1Is., Hsl,r.. . 60. On: married man 70.
%Isi.d c Is r A%' H Rs a'' Children per-
New Jersey.
l2Ts. Hudson Co. Unlimited number Of sim
Gle men for laboring work. English. No
IT, 10 hrs. PD. 81 PW.
1881. Hudson Co. -Four iaborers for foundry
work. Any ES. Married or single. hrs.
PD. " PD.
Pennsylvania.
i221. Northampton Co. wanted Is married
or single men for iaboring work. Italians.
Usual hours. $40 PD.
1882. Philadelphia Co. Wanted . drivers.
Married or single. Usual hours. 81 Pw
and board.
l2t7s. Allegheny Co. Wanted % married
or single men for pick and shovel work.
Italians and Austrians. Any but colored.
No IT. 10 hrs, pD. nc PHI.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16


issN. James City Co. Wanted 10 single men
&C. cut pulp wood and pine wood; some new
mill work. Russians. Any except italians.
Pen, ,,.so 20 per s cord for gum and 400 pei
iasii NOTTINGHAM CO. Wanted 50 .insl. men
20 concrete street paying 70 ,trs tire d:sSs,.s
10 hrs. Pb. siW PD.
TRADES.
Maryland.
Ii4s. Allegheny Co. One man who under,
stands manufacturing and executive part o.
fnilling business OF -four and feed. Amer,
can preferred; German or Scotch Married
preferred: sso-t75 Pm and travelling ex'
penses while on the road.
COMMON LABOR.
New Jersey.
1919. Hudson Co. Wanted . lathe hands 9,
' rH: l milling ling S %sshln: haDs PIT p
and ! Lodge 4 shipley Turret hand ~
g, &c PHI; Married men; Any rs : hrs; s. PR
ana asSn. CO ,. w'ns'd .ms %
1881. Hudson Co. wanted 1 stenographei
: ana '0o 4os Make. Any r. ESQ., PAT sssn @
trsphsr At s12-sl5 Pw. hrs. PD.
FEMALE
DOMESTICS.
Maryland.
i2soi. Baltimore Co. Ono single woman Z
cook. wash and iron. Colored preferred
$3.50 PW and home. Usual hours.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pennsylvania.
1880 schuylkiii Co. Wanted indefinite mum
Der Of attendants. '2a Pm to start BLAw
No TT.
1882. philadelphia Co. Wanted 9 womeI
for assembling wire-tops of bottles. White
81 1914 PW to start. When exp, maxi
$3.50 Pw.
la,7S. Phiiadeiphia Co. Wanted pressSrs u
waists. coiored. IS Pw TO start theI
Virginia.
lalSg. Norfolk Co. Wanted . women 70
pantry and check room. White ES $3.50
pm and board. No TT. Usual hotel hours
Be OF rood character.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16

MRS. ROTH Spiritual Medium; Sc
even; readinss daily 1880 sth NV. above Lab.
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CEMETERY LOTS
Vital Records.

Vital Records.
Births.
Arthur V. and Laura A. Sullivan. boy.
Earl l.. and Edna schwenk, boy.
Philip II. and Isabelle Sheridan. boy.
Oscar W. and Ruth Riley. boy.
Louis and Helen Robinson. boy.
]. Oswald and Edna oNeil. boy.
William y. and Made Mills. boy.
Valentine and Pauline Muehlhaus. girl.
Elmer d. and Augusta Morrill,. girl.
Frank and Gertrude Luckel. boy.
F. and c. Fforelli, boy.
Archie n. and Kathryn Engel girl
James w. and Maud l. Cleveland, boy.
oliver w. and Georgia F. Birckhead, girl.
Allen +. and Helen Cowgirl, girl.
Frank c. and Alice It. Duell. boy.
Robert w, and Irene Piummer, girl.
Danis I. and Lillian Pauls. boy.
William and Louise NJ Gross, boy.
Joseph and Matte Markell. boy.
Deaths.
Alice F. orspada, ~ yrs, 21s nth 1t. %.
sarah j. stiles, "a yrs, sis 18th st. NV.
Esther Denison. 40 yrs, Garfield Hos.
william F. Tanner, 81 yrs, 2s9 r 81. ne.
Annie NJ. Corriden, IS yrs, IL ii at. ne.
Robert Given. IS yrs, Wash Asylum Hos.
Beatrice Chapman, 20 yrs, 1914 y. II. ave. nv
Alfredo steen, Is yrs. SIS T st. NV,
Russell Il. Smith, yr., 1881 22d st. NV.
Della Barnes. q yrs, say Fenton st. ne.
Lucy Pratt mos, foS 18th st. Sc.
Francis Short, mo-, 800 Sth st, ne.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
received at this offce' Room 500. pissries
Buildins until o'clock p. NJ, August 81.
isle, for furnishing and delivering during
horses. for use In the Fire Department, this
city. Specifications and form OF proposal may
De obtained upon application to the Purchss-
Ing. Oliver ''" NEWMAN IN :Sr'c' L sSilai
BRowNLow. CHARLES W. KUTz. COM
missioners. ID. C.
OFFICE OF THE coMMIssIoNERs, Dis
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office. OF the Secretary OF the Board OF Com
mi.sioners, Room COZ, District Building. until
Ing and Installing weather stripping at the
New Central High School. No. i73, located at
isth and clifton Streets Northwest. Blank
forms Of PROPOSAL. specifications and all nee
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department, Room i2I,
NE R%sMah,nNS wn.e rfs E g SkyEh
CHARLES w. KUTz, Commissioners. D. c.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
wAsHINGToN. August II. 1915. Sealed
proposals. will be received at this Department.
and then opened. for installing two electric
ally operated elevators In 81. Elizabeth's Hos
Kitchen ana n The annarS Sne in ea seeordan nee
with specifications Of which copies can be
obtained from the undersigned. The right II
reserved to reject any and all bids. or to ac-
cept or reject any part thereof In the dis
erection Of the Secretary Of the Interior. Pro-
posak should be securely enveloped, marked
pital' and be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior. z. J. AYERS. Acting Assistant
Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervising
Architects ONCE. Washington, d. C.. Aug.
I. 1si6.-Seaied proposals will be opened In
this office at p. m, Aug. "a. 1916 for ven-
tilating apparatus In room No. 40. Supervis.
la -. n-Vxa SNVv.A
Washington. ID. c., In accordance with the
specification. copies Of which may be had at
this office. in the discretion OF the Supervfs-
ing Architect. JAS. A. WETMORE. Acting
Supervising Architect.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
THE WASHINGTON TINES WEDNESDAY! AUGUST 1e 1919
BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Detailed information concerning the following opportunities be
secured free Of charge apple alton to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
LABOR s01 MILLS BUILDING.
ABBREvIATIoNs and
rEngl adj
Unless all
as
Virginia
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
SPIRITUALISM

MRS. MAMIE STEVES s MnBI1,T
Readings daily; seances Tues. q Thurs.. eve. +,
Fri.. D. m. Line. 3ois; Su ". J. ave. D. II
The Washington times., 1916-08-16

BoARDERs-August and September; 4 miles
west Luray Caverns, 10 min. walk to Mas-
sautton Mts., which Il 5000 II. above sea.
level; spring OF sulphur water at the foot OF
the mountains; excellent meals; for full par
ticulsrs apply to W. A. STOUSBRUSER, Is
N. Y. ave. N. w. North Tt0.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16

ATTENTION Trance. MERCHANDISING. and
ZANCIG's STUDIO. s04 18th ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
Deaths.
HORSES AND VEHICLES
Dump Wagons.

HORSE. harness and panel-body wagon
suitable for delivery; In good condition. az
at N W. Il
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
DEATHS

wHEIAN--At the home Of her son. Michael
j.. Whelan, MI Clifton street northwest,
CATHERINE, beloved wife Of the late
runsrsi nom g. Paui's, Fifteenth and
streets northwest, Thursday morning at
. o'clock.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16

SEE r. L. WATERS for Acme steel bottom
dump wagons. commercial car bodies har.
ness. buggiss. ns Pa ave. N. w. AAik
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
FOR RENT--STORES

BRICK STABLE-Rear sis Mass. ave. y. w,
suitable for 2 automobiles. two horses and
wagons, SO
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
VACUUM TREATMENT

NO DRUGS+NO OPERATIONS HERE
NATURES WAY IS SUPREME.
Consultation Free. Lady Assistant.
PROF. n. N. D. PARKER,
with 90 Years Experience, the Last Twelve
In This City.
B. CURTIS MILLER, m. D.,
Specialist in Chronic Diseases.
Hours, 10 A. NJ. tos p. NJ. Sunday, II to !
and 8 to 8.
OFFICE SUITE, ITO to tbs BOND BUILDING
COME AND SEE Us.
IT WILL DO YOU GOOD.
This Is GOOD for CONSULTATION and
FIRST TREATMENT.
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
RUG WEAVING

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed fve years;
carpets cleaned and secured. OLD LAU-
REL ECLIPSE. so9-n 10th st. 8. W. n. s2e4-J
The Washington times., 1916-08-16
MRS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Hriv.t,
MNo iiOpL readings daily ?tl
Nlchola AVE- s z. Il

MRS. BROWNELL G c. ssT,G ,.n, t1snS.
present. future. advice on business home,
health. ETC.: gives names soe Eye ST. N. ".
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Gdmeraet.

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rcricit5.
Sic Grflarung fir bicIen 9fegier=
%ln9slpcdiel, menn man cs 10 nell11en
mill, lit in Der @el6idte bcs lebten
balbcn Sabrbunbcrts, in Der 8eiieoez
hung unb gn~ttpifeluns ocs @eitens.
81 iuden, lagt ridttg u@ermaniaz
Scroll" IN Wilnaufee. Sic Gerihiez
buna erfpl9te unb erfolst pbne 8iid<
lid)t a1f Eartei5ugeborigfcit unb Ser
iDnltdfeit bcs &at1oibaten; ibr Gang
lpilrbe burd} einen gicg Ser Neplblifa=
ner ebenio lpeaig ab9elenft, bel6leu>
ni9t poer pcrlal19lamt lpprben lein, mie
CT purd bcn Sieg @illons beeinflubt
miro. Midt mn i'm Siibcn, ipnoern
ald inn Siren bes 2anoes berrlden
gigenbrDbelei unb Seftipnalismlls,
filbrcn Spnberinterenen bas grpBe
@ort, lit mon iid ielbif genllg. @pr1
iplhem %beldrdnften 6ori5pnte, 1plder
cn9ber5iger Nuffallung bat 1id Ser
@eltcn unb mittlere @elten, lpern ct
tic %llbcrbalpt jemals 9ebabt but, ldpn
lett tangent gan5lid frei5un1aden gez
mubt. ST fenlt feincn G~rppinsialisz
mus, linn linb Die Ser. Staaten nidi
in Dem berbaltnibmabi9 idmoler
Streifen 2anbes 5ipilden sen appala=
Giiden Bergen unb bem atlantilher
Wdeere b%erforpert, fem &atcrlal1b miri
bon Sen @clcn bes gtiuen lpie pes
atlantilden S5eans beipiilt lmo reid:
bon Ben srpBcn 9irnenleen Bis on Ser
@plf jon 0ierifo.
Sic @eridiebun9 Ser pplitilder
Mad1tipbare folst Ser sr0bcr gcpor:
pe1cn finan5iellen llnabba19igfei
oes @eltens bonn Slten oidt olf Sen
Slbe unb lit nit ibr allI Dos innieit,
perfniipft. Sic lette finan3ielle arilc
Die in Sen Gltitaaten tiefgcbe1p,
@irfunsen b%crpprrief ullb bic Dfono:
milde Strlftur bis in ibre @rlrnb:
feiten erihilttertc, 8p9 in Sen Staate,
bes neutrality-suspicious. lire areiie mi.
an Der Sberfldhe unb mon an bel
t @eitaben res Eacifildcn S5eons foun
! bcmcrfbm, Scr @eitcn lit grpbjdbri.
!, selporben unb bat iiG in finan5icue
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

Sic u8enpcr Eolt" fo%nltatirt,
oab irdbrenb Der erlten feds Ionate
oes Sobrcs 1915, ais 9enber nnab"
mar uno nod gpirihlolen b%erfauft
fpurben later ltrenser SPECULATION,
1876 @crbaftun9en lpegen Srunfenbeit
porfamen, unb haB ndbrenb Ser eriten
leds Mollatc in 1915, als Sender
anachlih utrodcn" ibar ms man,
ipic nan mnabm, feline Spirituolen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

Der y1asItAs 9emu.rst", etntnItetl,o
Soi,fsfags'Nnsgab feds saumn,erN tebe @o6s
Cttc an Die Mborr1erten tn biefer Gtabt far
10 6eata fp5tertIit ober $500 tdbrIid eei
Soralisdabliine fret abaeIiefert.
aRtt Der Eoft auberbaIb Der stobt, rod Ii.
eeno etNetr ,8pftamt In ben Ser. StauterL Ga,
aGGa ooer Dae1teo. $500 idbrIid bel 8pra,,S-
pie epnxtaes . ansaabe, nltr bird bite Bot.
iebrli6 $1.W BET goralssabInna.
4oft tnnerbaIb Ser Ser. @taater unS bird
xrdger tn Der etabt $3.50, BEL 8oralssu5Iuna
$x.00; mad CANADA $3.50 nnb mad Gu.opa
vA.00 per Sabr Bel @orars5abIung.
Der yssSdentIthe eenpfrat", tn stoe, xbe,.
!eiI ntttttpots lltrb Sonnabenbs. foftet Inner.
1dls Der Der. Staaten $500, rad Canada urtb
sao europa $3.50 idbrItd bel 8oraus5akIpna