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CARPENTER NAY
BOX IN AMERICA
French Champion Wants {
Help in War Work; Would
Recruit Many Boxers

II Ito prescnt plans or many .nflu-
entiel psrsonagcs 60 through u Is
nrobetle that New York and other
tlr cities win get glimpse Of Gcos-
res Carpenter. heavyweight cham
nion Of Europe and idolizcd in France
~ : war aviator, before the great
European difficulty Is over. The
1neilisfic Frenchman wants to come
ana has asked to be included Imone
the selected number Of ayiat0rs that
france Is sending to the United States
70 instruct our young Tying men In
the art OF war aviation.
Last December movement was
started to bring Carpenter TO this
country to engage In series Of bouts
Tor the Red Cross. Among others, he
vas TO meet Jess willard and Les
Darcy. The Willard bout was to have
been for the championship Of the
world, but It fell through, admirers
az the Frenchman figuring that he
would not be able to do his best after
undergoing the hardships OF war.
Darcy, having left Australia secretly,
vas branded Stacker" ana permits
sion 10 leave France 20 meet him was
refused Carpenter.
Now that the United States has
ioined the Allies In the worlds war II
~ believed that the French authorf
IIot have decided that the appearance
a. their champion here VIM aid great.
u n raising funds and stimulate en-.
HIS wonderful record. both as avi.
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Especial Star; Bulletin CorrsseOndenesI

SSEOF l61&D bAHhACh0, July L.
The lst Infantry Camp, U. s. w. ",
No. 3, conducted a benefit baseball
game this afternoon with the 25th In
fantry and picked team from the 1st
and 32d Infantry regiments as oppo-
nents, the Wreckers winning IL to 2.
Although both the LIST and 32d Infan-
try troops were absent from the post
on duty a monster crowd was on hand
to witness the affair and q neat sum
will be realized for the benefit Of the
widow and four small children Of the
late Band Leader Feltrinelli, LIST In
fantry, retired. Complete returns of
tickets issued to the various compa-
MES were not on hand Immediately
after the game, but IL is estimated
that about $3.50 will be realized. An
other benefit will be given for the
same cause Saturday evening. when
the U. 8. W. " give a dance at their
hall, to which the members of the
garrison and friends of the family
from other posts and Honolulu are
invited. The committee In charge OF
the affair thi afternoon uses this
means of expressing their thanks to
the members Of the Schofield garri.
SON who aided In making the affair
the huge success 1t was, as well as
to the bands Of the LIST and 25th In
fantry.th players of both teams and
all others connected with the man
agement of the affair.
As to the game, 1t was comedy, or
! rather q comedy with music, with the
| rioLo5 kaay, 4, fba role s.R ooy,,iad idna
and Jasper, Rogan, Smith and John
son Of the Wreckers in the role OF
villains, aided and abetted by the
other members Of that all-star cast.
The matinee started promptly at 8
| p. m, and before the curtain dropped
over the first scene Of the initial act
the Wreckers' company scored two
encores. Rails OF the Infants evident
ly suffered stagefright when he lei
Hawkins solo get by In the left scene
Hawkins bowling to the audience from
the third entrance, left, by the time
the pill was returned to the stage:
Smith tuned his baton for q high note
In the same direction. which Rails
also mussed, Hawkins counting; Ro
gan was brushed out OF the spotlight
by Mashaw on three strikes, John
sons nonologue entitled him to q tie
ticket, and when Goliah laid bne down
to left Of the pitchers box Smith
scored. The picked team nearly made
the same kind Of lift in its half Of
the first act when Buckland made his
debut, fnterpolating with Moore on q
high note. Stratton repeated in the
chorus similarly to Mr.. Smith. Mr.
Holcomb, the heavy of the Infants
shouted for three keys. completing the
fourth when Hollis whanged to center
The second act was tame, but the
third saw the beauty chorus Of the
Wreckers prance for two more marks
the coy Miss Smith pushing verse
through Boyle; Rogan tenderly hlt
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Wreckers Defeat Picked Team
In Benefit Game at SchOfieId'
Jasper is in Rare Form and Downs Stars With Ease-GoIah
Leads Hters With Stick Landing Three Blows in Three
Trips to Piate-Rogan Plays Second and Center Field foe
Winners-BoyIe and Hollis Lead Picked Team with Stick

the high notes to Mr.. Hollis, Smith
meanwhile making q byplay to SEC
ond, Chief was evidently enraptursd
with the tune Johnson played with the
baton. erring. Smith scooting 70 the
wings, Mr.. Johnson reaching second,
from whence he reported to the
prompter at home plate on Goliah's
nifty solo to--left. The picked COM
pany scored but once after this, while
the Wreekers now and then made
good until the magical number IL was
reached. The latter acts Of the show
were rather poor, serving as chassrs.
for most OF the audience had dispess.
ed home for supper and retreat.
Jacques Jasper was the hero Of the
matinee, appearing In the role Of
pitcher. holding the opponents In iue
style. Rogan was not able to appear
in his speciality this afternoon, owing
70 poor voice. It Is claimed, bu: he
caVorted In the support In grea. style.
Hollis, Holcomb, Stratton, Buckland,
Dunlap and Maddis showed good form
in the chorus OF the Merry Infants
Company. s.7 s.
Mr.. Sprague Of the 32nd again made
his appearance as critic Of plays
and scored pronounced success. A
Mr. Leayel Of the 25th tried to be In
the opposite, that is to Sprague.
! 18TH INFANTRY
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FRANK COOMBS !.
HAS STAR Team
IN COMMERCIAL
With Luck zee Pitching, Me-
chanjcS Will Try to Down .
Star Bulletin Players ). !.

Frank. Coombs is the happiest man
in town today. He wouldn't be any
happier If he had Taa ie a million fol
lars repairing old automobiles, 6ut
what makes him feel good is the
strong baseball team he has organ.
lied in the Commercial League Al
the formation Of the league CoomDs
was not looked on as q team TO- figure
In topping the other teams OF the
league, by the average fan. To-Day
they are on top Of the race with bun
one defeat. The automobile me
ohanics are composed Of school boys
in the majority, all of whom are
youngsters. They are learning the
trade and some of them can repair an
automobile with very, little help.
Advertiser Beats EN- ~ - :. >.- ~
In the initial game of the CONNER.
cial League Coombs was badly deteat,
ed BY the newspaper workers rom
the Advertiser by score OF TO 70 q
Luck zee was hit hard and was IN
poor form when the winners walked
home with the bacon. Fun Luke az
that time was in the employ OF tine
Advertiser and he alone won the
game from the Coombs' nine. he
PLAYED stellar ball that day and cut
the losers out of couple OF hits
which looked like homers. However,
Fun Luke switched and played with
Coombs on June against the Service
First nine of the Honolulu Construc'
lion e Draying Co. The Advertiser
suffered a great loss in this plueky
little fielder. After Luke had joined
the Coombss squad the automobfia
horn was footed around the city and
q few more players Of the stellar type
was signed. Lai Sin of st. Louis, Kan
Leong of Mckinley, and last Monday
You Bun ,Hee was sought by a scout
and now he Is. working under Coom0s.
These players have strengthened the
team greatly, otherwise they could not
have defeated such strong teams as
the Hawaiian Electrics and the Nut
ual Telephone. =
Uses One Pitcher i ..
The sGoombs' team has but one
pitcher In Luck zee of the ALI Chinese
team. He has pitched In every game
and to date has lost but one game. He
has, only few more games to go and
il he can get away with the Star.Bul-
letfn and the Schuman Carriage
teams then he win have very little
worry over the pennant. This Sun
day Coombs will clash with the boys
Of the Star.Buleltin at the Athletic
park. Coombs will have to go some
in order to trim the printers as the
Bulletin team has been reinforced
with two new players. The two teams
will line up for the Sunday
tilt, as follows: Coombs-Kan Leong.
c; Luck Yee, p; -Lai Sin, 1b:. Kai
Luke. 2b; King Tan, 3b; You Bun, IS;
Fun Luke, If; NJ. Mara, CT; Albert, #.
Start unetin-Kuri, C; All Bun,5 pi
McIlree, ID; Haneberg, 2b; Tyau, 3b;
Planas, SIS; Sum Hung, If; Markham.
CT; Yoshikawa, #.
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afor and q boxer and HIS personality
WIN make him q hero IN this country
and that any bout in which he takes
part viii draw an enormous sum 4
certain.
when Carpenter was called at tbs
beginning OF the war and assigned e
the Aviation Corps It was limited thai
he would never be allowed 70 risk his
life az tho front. Il was argued that
France was too proud Of her great
athlete TO take a chance Of losing him
Instead, the famous boxer WIS pu.
into active service as soon as he was
proficient, and the following item
from general orders referring to him
shows that be was not ''babied:" +
Sergeant pilot, Of very great skill;
has made great impression by the
gzllantry and dash with which he
carries out, almost daily. missions Of
the most dangerous kind, particularly
distinguished himself IN October 1916
by flying over the lines at q very low
altitude for nearly four hours in spite
OF unfavorable atmospheric conditions
thus showing complete disregard Of
danger; generally mentioned IN Army
Orders. :
Carpenter has already been award
ed the Croix de Guerre and the Ne
daille Militaire. Both decorations
were given him for gallantry In action,
He has been injured IN. battle, and
only q few. weeks ago returned to the
front after an enforced absence on
account Of injuries. +
The French boxer and fighter has
made wonderful career since he
made his bow in the ring at the age
OF Is. He was then snch q little fel
low, weighing about 1l2 pounds, that
he was at once made pet by the
sport-loving French public, and all
his fights were wen attended.
He boxed all corners IN the bantam
weight class until he outgrew that di.
vision. and then took on weight SO
fast that he soon became q heavy
weight, and tips the beam now. in con.
dition, at 175 pounds. ....
He won the championship of France
and then toppled Bombardier Wells,
the cleverest English boxer of several
decades, for the British champion.
ship. He won over Wells the first
time In four rounds, and later Knocked
him out with q punch in the opening
round Of bout scheduled to 60 20
rounds.
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kUtdIo $1,000. oS II 70 u 8
1ST AND 22Nn INEANraN

Summary -Three-base hits. Hot
comb, Johnson; sacrifice hits. Haw-
kfns, Johnson. Goliah; stolen bases.
Smith. Rogan, Johnson. Coliah.
Moore; hit by pitcher, Holcomb:
bases on balls, off Mashaw I, Riggs 3.
Jasper 2; struck out, by Mashaw 8.
Jasper s. Empires. Sprague and Lea.
vel. Time OF game, 1:45.
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you have mentioned names of per
sons who have given $1,000 each to
this league when they have made
millions out Of the war. know Of a
man who recently gave $3.50, 900 for
picture-it's shame"
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ST. LOUISLEADS
::PACIFICLEAGUE
IN CLOSE PLAY
Averages Show Fielding Counts
for Much; HealaniS Still
at Top in Batting

ST. Louis, Braves and Asahis lead
the Pacific League teams in fielding,
and these three teams are at the top
Of the ladder in the percentage, which
shows that fielding counts for much.
In the batting line Dlehl, Rawson. Ma
haulu and Maesake have been show
ing good work and are resting around
the 400 mark. The averages OF the
league for games to date are as
follows:
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4 SCORED FOR "a
CHARITY FAILURE

NEW YORK, N. Y.-speaking be-
fore members of the National League
for Women's Service at the home of
Miss Anne Morgan here, Nathan
Strauss, merchant and philanthropist,
severely criticized the rich of New
York for their failure to make larger
donations to war charities.
THE, rich Of New York have be.
h-ved disgracefully," he declared.
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BASEBALL PROGRAM


Saturday, /: 45--Chirese vs. neA
ianis, az Moiliili Field.
Saturday. 2:ls--Rtysl RootsIs e'ec
lion az MoiIiili Field. WIZ,
Saturday, 3:S0-St. Louis vs.. FIJI
pines, at ,&oIliiM Field.
Sunday, l:3o-BraveS vs.. Mehlnie!
nj MolIi!li Field. ~
sunday, 3:15-Ruger Giants vs.. I'm
psnoers. at Moil!iN Field.
SUNDAY. 2:s0--&5th infantry VS.. Ali
stars. c. Schcfieid. -
sunday. $50 Chinese vs.. 81. Louis
A. Athletic Park.
sunday. s:45-Coombs VS.. StsSBu'
latin. AZ Athletic Park. ~.
sunday. 1885, Electrics VS.. Adyer
tiser, at Athletic Park. s....~.>
Sunday, S:45-Schuman VS.. Fo'
Hamm.Young, at Moiliili Field.
Sunday, 1890 = Reach vs.. Iro'
works. at Moiliili Field. -
baseball continues to be populai
WITH the athletic followers, and thl'
Ieek VIII see number OF games OF
fap. In the big league. the games q.
1,r,ial win be played at both Schofielt
nnd Honolulu. The Wreckers and All
STAR viii meet at Schofield on Sun
fSv Al 2.30 and the Ruger Giants vii
nav the Engineers ct Moiliili Fielt
Manager Britton b. the Engineers
who received q number OF big league
offers. has decided to come back mt
the game, and this means big Doos'
Tor baseball In Honolulu. Botn bfit
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sTAR-suLLETIN GIVES YOU
TooAYs NEWS TODAY
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has been practising all week, and witt
Gordon Ross on the mound they vii
have IN excellent chance to down the
Brave aggregation. In his last game
Ross pitched great ball after the sec
ond inning, and ought 70 be ready on
Sunday. More uian so per ce1t OF the
fans arc fE their seats by the second
inning Of the first gsr,e, which shows
that the Pacific lteague b1h &c po2a
lar, 4,
On Saturday afternoon the Heal
auis and Chinese will battle Tor non
ors in the first game. The Healanls
viii miss Diehl at second base, ou'
with Kauhane, Victor and q numoei
Of other stars should show up well
The Chinese have q fast team, bu'
have been weak in the pitching oe
partment. Should the Chinese gel
some good pitching on Sunday II
looks like an even game. q
ST. Louis We. FillplHos @s.
In the second game Of the day the
ST. Louis team viii meet the FIJI
rdnos. The Filipino team has been
strengthened by the addition OF tWo
players, one Of them q pitcher wnc
has q record Of six wins and one ae'
feat. st. Louis. Of course, 10 conf
dent of winning, but there hayA teen
4 number OF upsets In the league thus
far, and something may happen on
Saturday !,
The AIl-Stars and Wreckers viii
clash at Schofield on Sunday, and q
large crowd Al expected to be on
hand. Lieut.. Carr expects more than
$500 people, and automobiles VIII
leave from the corner of Fort and
King streets TO take the crowd to
the Post. The Ail-Stars will have
their regular lineup In the field, and
expect to win from the Wreckers
Waterhouse or jackson may hurl for
the Wreckers In case that Rogan Is
not needed.
The st. Louis team and Chinese
viii meet In an exhibition game al
Athletic park on Sunday afternoon 81
2:3O. Both teams have strengthened
for the occasion and hot battle Is
expected. There VIII be no first game
played on Sunday, owing to the diffi'
Guilty In securing teams for play. The
usual prices Of admission VIII We
charged. : =.
Commercial League. ss.s:.zr-ssss
Coombs. leaders of the Commerciai
League, will meet the Star-Bulletin
team at Athletic park. at S:45 on
Sunday. This game Is expected e
be 3 holly contested battle. although
the Coombs team viii naturally be
the favorites. Luck zee win be 90
the mound for the Coombs team while
All Bun or Willing are expected to
hurl for the ar-Bulletin. Should
the Coombs team by chance lose this
game 1t would give the other teams
an opportunity to make Q fight fof
the pennant. A large crowd Is ex'
pected to be on hand to watch this
game. The Electrics and Advertiser
teams win clash In the first game
The Advertiser squad has been play
ing good ball Of late, and may upset
the dope. although the light men VII
be favorites. Schuman and Won Hamm
young wiz compete In the game al
Moiliili field on Sunday morning at
5 :15, and the men win take along z
number Of jacks 70 get the squads
working N order. The Reach and Iron
works teams win clash IN the sec
ond game Of the day.
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~ old Lady-Conductor, why did
the train stop before we came to the
station? Conductor-Ran over pig,
ma'am. Old Lady-What! Was 1t
on the track? >Conductor--Eo-oh,
no! We chased it up the embank.
ment Puck. -. - -. >.. ~s' SO : Il. 81.
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TELEPHONE SERVICE
Is STILL CRIPPLED
But Repairs Are Being Made as.Quick
" as Possible-ToIl Service Abou
Back TO Normal.


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Who does not Want
Handkerchief for
Christmas
Ladies' Handkerchief

Women's All Linen Hemstitched
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121 and 15c
Women's Sheer All Linen Hem
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Women's ITO and 1-S Sheer All
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Women's All Linen Hemstitched
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Women's Fine Grade Hem
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some colored embroidered ends,
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Women's Linen Handkerchiefs,
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Mems All Linen Hemstitched
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Mems Sheer All Linen Hem
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AUGUSTA LOCALS
6ankruptcy Matters

first meeting of creditors was
held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at
tho Office Of the referee in bankruptcy
for kcnnebec county in the case of
Fred NJ. Martin of Waterville. in
which no assets were found, no trus-
tee was appointed and in which no
further meetings will be held until
ordered by the court
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wright claimed exemption at New York
He offered the fact that he was I'M
pioyed in government work as {. rea-
son, hut added. IAN besides, I've got
dependents" How many" asked the
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ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

Triangle Presents Special Feature,
End Bennett IN They're OFF,; Pearl
White IN The Fatal Ring; TRIANGLE
Comedy; Mutt and Jeff Comedy.
ChlIdren's Matinee at 2.3O p. M.
Doors open at Las 2. NJ
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exemption official Me mother, ~
the shipwr.ght. AN about 20 sep'
that | been playing cards with for y
last three months. Without me th''
staryc."
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caide was born in Brunswick, gradu-
ated from Bowdoin College in 1868 and
was for a brief time in practice in
Portland. removing TO Cape Elizabeth,
now South Portland He served 10
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Silk Petticoats


in 0
ciangcable combinations
IT, ~. . 1888
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Dr. o. A. kinca,de. South Portland

DR.. David A. kincaide, "a, physician
in South Portland nearly 40 years,
dropped dead of heart failure Thurs
day afternoon in his home. Dr.. Kin
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years on the Board of Health A Wild
ow. two daughters, Mrs. Eugene Love
ly of Andovcr Mass, and Mrs. Irving
Blake Of Syracuse; two sisters. Mrs
Mari- "a. .Dsgood and Mrs. Annie Cole
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Of South Portland, and brother.
Frank l. Of Emporia, Kan, survive.
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4 husky citizen. who declared that
he was employed as a navy yard ship
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READY! With Thousands of
Pairs of
Women's Gloves

For Christmas Gift Giving-a Better Gif
is hard to imagine. You will find this bis
assortment wonderfully complete. unusually
fine in quality and wide in price range.
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So here is another chance for you
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Ladies' Black Umbrellas, marked
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Ladies' Umbrellas in colors Gov
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Ladies' Umbrellas in colors with
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Mems Umbrellas in handsome new
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Mems and Ladies' Rac Umbrellas,
marked at........, 1898 and $500
Folds UP 10 inches long.
Childrcn's Umbrellas marked at
75c, $1.00 up TO $500