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Evening star., 1918-05-20

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
In Chevy Chase's Most Desirable Section,
NO. II GRAFTON STREET.
Large modern ht uLe,
Is rooms, 8 baths, Lot
wate. heat: all modern improvements
Large lot-innnediatn possession.
Price, $4,000. Terms to suit.
FOR SALE
A very desirable resiGence in cloice section Of
Georgetown.
NO. 1907 26th ST. NV.
Large lot. 60x1O0.
Well built house, constructed for owner.
offered at low price to close an estate,
NO. 212S ST. NV
10 rooms and 2 baths: bedrooms; hot
water heat; electric lights: excellent condition.
Price, $4,000.
Terms to suit.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
CHOICE LOCATION. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.;
beautiful home under construction; II rooms.
3 baths; sleeping porch; garage; terms ar
ranged. Address Boz 283-S. Star cfice.
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FARMS.
For SALE.

S<d.E. LEASE OR RENT. ls5 ACRES
large residence harps: tenants: friSt tres
da.ry place: miles from Alexandria. Va. lr,-
mediate possession. Address Box got, Star
office oas
about miles from Washing ton, about IL e~res
in cultivation: splendid garden: we'll watered:
hne spring: good variety of fruit treex Prop
erfy IL improved by good Groom house with 2
large cement porches and good sleeping porch<
all completely screened: good stable earass
ana poultry house: excellent roads TO property.
For sale or exchange. Price, N,so0.
NeLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
u. <S2. (Reai Estate DeptD 10th & sts nv.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Continued.
BRICK HOUSE; 9 ROOMS: ON 10th ST.
! near Pa. ave. s.e:: 5000; colored buyer con
| sldered. Apply 146 ct. Sc. ~
did homes only $1,000 each; $500 cash. bal
%. one 8 sTsSp ssS and bath brick; rent. ss'.
Four groom dwellings n.e.: rent. SEQ. Price.
THos. p. BROWN. GIT AZ st. s.w 21.
BY OWNER-MODERN GROOM COLONIAL;
hot-water heat: porches: large yards: brick
garage; = Irving st. near Ga. ave. NV. Address
FOR sALE-MODERN TWO-sTORY. Six
room house; bath; porch front; excellent con-
dition short distance from Edmondson ave.
A.hsurton to- s.aufn .t. saltneae. Ma. Il D. AAS' i'00
A WELL EQUIPPED sIX-RooM HOUSE
and Il. f:;ss nome near '''
Small prn. frame on on 18th ST. ne. near Florida
These prices are all below cost and at pre-
ARTHUR CARR.
1101 st. NV.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND PLEASANT
Groom cottage in Washington; lot e0xl36 feet.
Apply to OWNER. on premises. SO st. NV.
FOR sALE-VACANT.
r;,, No 40 49,. KANSAs IA rs, so AYE Nv PRETTY
and tiled bath, hot-water heat. front and back
porches. newly papered and painted; price.
IS. $50; terms; house open; only blocks from
II: L. THORNTON. so1 Southern bldg.
IL: e2s Harvard st., . very sttr.etiv. Groom
porch; in nice condition; only $500; easy
Wilcox: HANn 4 CO.. INC.
1922 F st. NV.
ON MASS. AVE. NE. LARGE CORNER LOT.
suitable for apartment house. with two brick
condition; price for all. si1. 900 "
On I'd st. me-. opposite the Plaza. brick
house. 6 rooms and bath. cellar in yard;
On Mass. ave. NV. near the Union station
rooms; good condition. yard. always rented;
Near the L. $; Post onice. bay window
WM II. = MciR1NN CO.. Inc. 72s 11th ST. NV.
FOR SALE. TO. CLOSE AN ESTATE. OP
Posite Union station, large lot. with front on
s.,st st. d,,da and Mass ave- nv improved BY two
st: st. nv: price ss,s and ,..t terms reasonable:
water heat. yard. garage in rear; price and
'eln', ExES4EroR. xAEgSe4Er 1881 Clifton st NV.
FOE sALE-S4.5o 500: NEAR 9Th AND MASS.
brick garass. deep lot to wide alley.
lights, store front; s., 500 each.
P. KENNEDY, e01 BAst. Sc. 20s
HERE'S THE HONE YOU ARE LOOKING
for; rooms. back porch and bath: on 2 floors;
modern improvements; immediate possession;
1s.2 ESQ Ills New Hamp.hire ave. 20.
SEVEN ROOM BRICK N NV. FOR COL
ored ami. cabinet mantels; cellar; furnace;
setf Ky Room sss ts5hsE $50
on Q ST. BET. 18th AND 18th sTs.-11
rooms. baths; electric light; good 2-story
stable: $11, 900.
Good s:room house at lexington; large cor
John T. KNOTT. a1s st.
ATTRACTIVE HOME. SIX ROOMS. BATH
h.wh garage; lot 60x170; $500. Will take
automobile part payment. Address Box 1927.
Star ofice.
BIG BARGAIN-POssEssION JUNE 1; 73s
ROCK CREEK CHURCH nD. N.W.-Nght
press brick; rooms and 2 baths; sleeping
porch cellar; cold storage: installed Ice box
electric lights; hot-water heat. For price and
permit to inspect see G. +. WAR1SG, S01
Southern bldg.
8225 WARDER ST. N.W.-8 ROOMS AND
bath furnace heat: front and rear porches; lot
20xls0 IT. to paved alley: double brick garage;
garden, grape arbor etc. owner leaving town
immediate possession: will sacrifice. $3.50.
JAS. J. LAMPTON CO.. INC. N. S55s.
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PETWORTH.
Semi-detacled; z rooms and bath reception
hall; furnace heat; well located close to cars |;
possession reasonable time. Price. $4.4b0 !
terms.
BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
Fine location; immediate possession; Z rooms
and bath hot-water heat; electric light: coed
lot to alley. Price. $3.50; terms.
G ST. Sc. Near Pa. Ave. Cars.
rosms and bath; furnace heat; newly pa
pered and painted. Price. $3.50; terms: I'm
mediate possession.
TAKOMA, D. c.
6 rooms and bath, frame and pebble dash :;
semi-detached: porches side. front ana rear
hot-water heat; lot 25x150; $2.950; easy
terms.
New York Real Estate Brokers,
1923 st. NV.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-FOR SEASON. 8-RoOM BCNGA-
low. furnished. Chester river: two baths: all
grounds: shade; boat; fishing: Grabbing: bath
ing beach; unsurpassed water view: garage;
fruit: garden planted: moderate terms. Ad-
dress the owner, Box "a. U 1T. branch. Wash
inGton, b. G.
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINs; 20 MILES 1.-TWO
hours) from Washington: stone and shinsle
house: masters rooms. servants. 3 baths:
% acres; barn: garage; vegetables; COW, fuel
telephone and man included; i've months. 1889
Wyoming ave. N. 600.
NINE-ROOM. PORCH HOUSE: FURNISHED;
desirable residence location in Baltimore; ten
minutes ride from Union station; terms mod
crate: will rent for year. Address 2630 n.
Calvert st.. Baltimore. 2Gs
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs

~ INCOME YEARLY; PRICE. 1880; NE.
section; an up-to-date two-apartment brick
building; large lot to . 80-foot alley; erect
garage and increase income.
F. W. GRAHAM 4 CO.. GIT 14th.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE@ConttnueA.
4-ROoM BUNGALOW, BAtISrON, VA; ALL
modern conveniences: electric lights: smali
cash payment. Apply 307 1ith st. a.e. 22e
NEAR FOREST GLEN. MD: NINE-ROOM
house: furnished unfurnshed: newly
tric motor: garage: tool house: half acre beau
tiful ground. nne old trees: two blocks from
RAID SMALL. Silver Spring. Md. woodside
10-R. 25s
SEAT PLEASANT. ND: EIGHT ROOMS AND
bath; hot and cold water: half-acre lot. s. 800;
$500 cash. balance terms. Apply to L. Q.
FLORA, Seat Pleasant. Nd. 20s
SILVER SPRING. ND; SEVEN ROOMS; RE
ception hall: pantry. Address L.. rear 1914
Y NV 2ls
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OUT-0F-T0WN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR RENT. FURNISHED, SALE OR Ex-
change, detached corner house in the best resi-
Dental section Of Atlantic City. y. j.; lot SOx
130; basement contains heater room. laundry.
storage room; irst door. reception hall parior.
library, dining room. buffers pantry, Kitchen
and lavatory; second floor. six bedrooms, two
baths; third door. two bedrooms. bath and roof
porch; large veranda and lawn all around
house. S. r. BOWEN, 1905 Decatur st. NV.
Phone Col. 1885, 2ls
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-COTTAGE ON RIVER FRONT:
lot b0x150: 30 trees: wide porches; salt water
bathing; plenty Of hsh. crabs. fresh vegetables,
etc. Write or call at 1874 Riggs st. NV
Maps free, Easy terms
Evening star., 1918-05-20

r.,
will be received At the ONCE Of the Chief
Clerk. Department Of Commerce. until O'Clock
pm. Monday. June g. 1915. and then opened
for the laundering Of towels. ETC.. hauling of
or cream toilet soap; the winding and repai ir
Of clocks belonsinG to the Department Of Con-
merce: and for furnishing tire casnes ana
tubes for gasoline motor trucks. motor cyctes
and bicycles. during the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1913. Blanks for proposals, With
specifications, will Be furnished upon appiiea-
tion to the Chief CLERK. Department Of Com
merce. 18th st. and Pennsyivania ave. nv,
Washingtoa. ID. Q. myie, ,302z
Evening star., 1918-05-20

TIC. modern, screened and shades throughout; |;
nice neighborhood; near cars. churches.
schools; garage two cars; hot-water heat;
coal and gas ranges: price reasonable: NO
profteering; now rented; vacant July IS. Ap-
nj Q01A kth at
Evening star., 1918-05-20

SEVEN ROOMS, BATH AND STORE, THREE
story brick. 1245 g street ne. To close estate.
Frederick J. Rice. 313 John Marshall pl. NV.
Evening star., 1918-05-20

RESIDENCE AND LARGE LAWN
for sale In Takoma Park; modern
improvements; very large Lot. con-
tanning about one acre. Price,
$3.50. Occupied by the owner. I'm
mediate possession.
Six-room residence, with modern
improvements. located in Cherry
dale, Va. minutes ride from the
city; detached and on large corner
lot; very desirable residential
section. Price, a. 600: easy terms.
JOSEPH G. ZIRkLE,
203 Colorado bldg.
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eCPERvrsING

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SUPERVISING
Architects Once. Washington, D. c., Nay ii.
lsls.-eealed proposals. Will be opened ia
this once at pm. May p. 1918. for the
Treasury. Washington, d. c. Drawings and
specincations may be obtained at this once. in
the discretion OF the Supervising Architsct
JAS. A. WETAoRE. Acting Supervising Archi-
tecs- myls.15. IL .l6.20.22
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN DUPLICATE.
will Be received In the once Of the chief clerk.
Department Of Commerce. 18th ct. and Peun-
sylvania ave. NV, Washington, d. c., until
O'Clock pm. May 81, 1913. and then opened
for finishing castings and furnishing special
for submitting proposals may be obtained upon
application to the chief clerk Of the depart
ment at the above address. myl71022
Evening star., 1918-05-20

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
Pretty Groom bungalow. Tiled bath. sleep
ing porch elec. and gas. garage. Fine loca.
tion. Close to cars. Easy terms.
F. A. LINGER,
2377 X. /. ave. ne.
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4 BARGAIN-8-ROOM BRICK, HOT-WATNR
heat, bath, colonial porches, in Georgetown.
$500. IRVING WOOD. 1928 Wisconsin ave.
NV. 2ls
Or. b.. BRICK. 14h sT. NE, Mr.. LINCOLN
cash. SIS mo. Address Box 1878. Star ofncs.
2is
$500; NICE LITTLE HOME, eR. AND 3.
ne. or call at Room sos. Post once Depart
ment.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOME OF Q
rooms, close to city; finely furnished: cleo.
every respect; ST minutes BY trolley to Treas
ury Dept: 2 blocks from cars. Rent. Sl75 per
month. A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 H NV.
SO RANDOLPH PL, N.W.-DARLY POSSES
sion: - .450; $3.50 cash. balance $3.50 month;
9 rooms and bath; large front porch and in.
msnss men double back porchesi iatrobs; cellar:
yard to wide alley. See OWNER. 2Sol 1st ct.
n.w. North 1884.
Evening star., 1918-05-20

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE IN TIE DIS
trict, Groom house and large lot: modern i'm
rrcvcu.nts; located in a grove. Price. $4.750.
J. c. ZIRkLE, 2O3 Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1918-05-20

IRVINU BT. NEAR 18th NV.
Owner leaving city can give immediate posses
sion: 10 rooms and bath: double glassed-in rear
porches tequal to rooms): elec. lights: hwh
back stairs: double garage. "a BreuninEer built
terms. A. c. HOUGHTON l. CO., 1913 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST In every aection"
Evening star., 1918-05-20

gas and electricity. sewer, etc two lots.
15OxaO each. This property is located in
Hyattsville. blocks from cars. Will sell with
without furniture. Immediate possession
Price. $500. Address Boz 140-T. Star once.
Evening star., 1918-05-20
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

NEARLY NEW HOUSE. A At.
me-. between 18th and 10Th; six
rooms, tile bath; h.-w. h.; light
cellar: porches; Possession few
weeks; % 1880; only $500 cash and
S05 monthly. See OWNER, 5 to
$50 p.m.. SO7 Vermont ave. N.
$500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
AMERICAN
INDIANS AND
RED SOX BREAK
EVEN SUNDAY

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 4-By
breaking even with Boston today
Cleveland took three out of the SER
les Of four. Boston won the first Of
today's games . to 1 in twelve inn
ings and the locals the second 2 to
0 in six innings, it being stopped by
rain. Spectacular fielding by Hoop
er. Roth and Speaker held down the
scores The visitors won the first
game in the 18th inning when Coch-
ran forced Scott, stole second and
scored on Mayors single to left. Only
five Clevelanders reached first base,
Ruth being hit safely only in the
third and eighth innings. Singles by
pinch hitters Bescher and Farmer
produced the tying run. Boston
scored in the first inning on a pass.
an infield out and Ruth's single.
Hits by Chapman, Roth and Wood
won the second game. steals by
Chapman and Roth assisting. Score:
First game.
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Agents Help Bakers and Hotel Man

Bakers, hotel men, gfocers. and man
ayers of institutions are coming RI
experimentation agents for help
win their conservation problems. The
community kitchens and liberty bread
s"ops are well patronized by these
business men, WHO need expert advice
10 CONFORM to the Government food
regulations. At one of the bread shops
IN Springfield. Mass, assistance has
heen given to matrons from both Smith
college and Mount Ilolyoke In Oveso,
y. y. the county home demonstration
agent has gone into the kitchen OF one
OF the hotels where she has given her
persona! help to the cooks in teaching
them how best to follow the latest con-
servation recipes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
THE, WORLD OF SPORTS
BASEBALL SEASON
ENDS sEpT.2

Cleveland, o., Aug. 3-The Ameri-
can league baseball schedule will be
played out until Sept. 2, without any
readjustment and the Worlds series
staged starting Sept. 8 or 4. it was
decided at today's special meeting Of
American league club owners. Every
club was represented.
Early indications were that the
American league owners would vote
to close the season between Aug. II
and 20. But the attitude Of Barney
Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburgh
National league club and representa-
tive OF the National league on the
National commission changed this
aspect. Dreyfuss, while clothed
with authority to act for the league
would not be party to-.-earlier
closing than September lie was
also instructed to makan 1@ss.4 agree
ment for Worlds seri& 20 begin
before that date.
President Johnson addressed the
magnates, saying that his interpreted
ton Of Secretary of War Bakers
ruling on the work or fight" order
was that baseball should close down
before September /. After discus
sion the owners agreed to Put the
situation to a test by agreeing to
close the season Labor day and then
start Worlds series September 4.
if permitted by the government.
After the meeting Mr. johnson
would make no comment on the
decision OF the magnates, other than
to say that he still believes Secre-
tary Bakers ruling is specific enough
to cover the case.
There will be no changes in the
schedule because Of the curtailed
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
Tho Cost Of Life

ITO live is always to be hurt in some
way said young voice recently. It
was the half-resentful, half-w wondering
voice of one still new to the expert
ences of existence. and questioning
their justice.
The statement is true. and the moro
fully alive one is, the more keenly are
the hurts felt. Every joy brings with it
its possible price OF suffering. Every
love opens door to sorrow, every Gift
brings its weight of responsibility;
wider knowledge brings :he larger drain
upon sympathy. The higher one rises
in the scale OF being. the greater be-
comes not only the capacity for JOY,
but also the twin capacity for suffering.
but who would choose to be a clod to
avoid feeling. a block of marble to es-
cape the pain of a living soul?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
County Accent Movement Grow.

Two thousand county acent workers
were employed to help the great land
army Oh 'hls country to produce and
conserve FOOD during the six months
from January to July /, according 70
a recent report made by tbs Un,tei
states Department of Agriculture. Th4
report SHOWS that over 500 county
agent workers were at work in all oarts
VI me country on July !. as comrared
with 42o0 on January l. This increas.
consists OF an addition of go rersonx
connected with the county ,.a,,
WORK 80 with the homedenonstrstio ton
WORK, and 125 with the boys and girls
club movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
COMING EVENTS

Aug Estate Board OF Assessors Els
worth.
Aug. 5-lG-23d ANNUAL Reunion Of 1.th
Name regiment Association durinE
week al camp Bolan, Long lSiano.
Portland.
Aug. Estate Board of Assessors, Bar
Harbor
Aug. 6-Epworth League convention,
GLAND Campground.
AGg. 6-Annual meeting OF STOCKHOLM
ers OF Atlantic n St. Lawrence Railroad
Co. at 10, No. - Exchange street.
Aug. 6-t-eHCo valley Music Festival.
Aug. - National Association Of Or.
gan.sis at i Crt!auu.
Aug. H-Annu"l reunion of LIST. 10TH,
,.th and 2Sth Maine kesimental Asso-
citation, LoHs island, Portland.
Aug. 9-lS-t'ampmeeting al R!chmonI
CampSround.
Aug. l0-Lemocratic speaking cam.
palSn opens IN Name.
Aug. l2-PubEc ;.lities Commission
hearing on application ior postpone
ment changes ordered on Skunk hiir'
crossing at $50. County Court House.
Portland.
Aug. Estate Board of Assessors.
Bddelord.
Aug. A-State Board Of Assessors. AL
fred.
AUG. 13-Eat!onal Board of Y. W. c.
A. Portland.
Aug. l3-lt-Maire Undcrtakers' Asso-
Aug. HL43d annual reunion of 18th
Maine Regiment al Togus.
Aug. 1i-15-Reunion of Nth Me. Reg. at
Bangor.
Aug. H-2G-M Methodist Campmeeting at
Z. LiveInore.
Aug. 2o-Reunion Of 18th Me Reg at
Portland, with 18th and 30th Me. Regs,
Aug. 2O-H-Institute for instruction
OF clergy IN methods by which the
church can give best war service, Ban
gor theological Seminary.
Aug. H-Pierce Family Reunion At
Island Park.
Aug. % Alumni Association Of Litch-
field Academy and Liberal Institute.
ALtchfield.
Aug. N-Reunion If 18th Maine Regi.
mental Association at East Nassalboro.
Aug. 2S-Sept. 3-Redpath Chautauqua.
Pennington.
Aug. 29-30-Lewiston and Auburn Hor-
ticultural exhibit at Lewiston.
Sept. l0-l2-OXford County fair, South
PARIS.
sept. 1s-19-Ffteenth Maine Reunion
at Brunswick.
Sept. 19-20-rhe Goth annual meeting OF
State Board of Trade, Bar Harbor.
Dec, l1-l9- Maine State Grange At
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05

John Ward, a negro called as a
witness in a recent trial held at
Go!dsboro, y. C.. told the court he
was the father of 35 children and
that Is sons were in the military
service. Ward. who is 81 years old,
has been married three times and
has IS living children. The negro
saws his first wire bore Is children in
SIX vears-quadruplets twice, two
sets of triplets and one single child.
The second wife, he said. gave birth
TO IL children. twins twice. The
.lird wife gave birth to eigh: chill
dren. Five s"ns in military service
are in France. and eight others are
IN training camps in this country.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 3, Newark 0.
Binghamton 4, Baltimore 1.
Blind Persons Show Skill.

Blind Persons Show Skill.
Blind persons, who have been born
blind. are. as Is well known, exceedingly
clever with their fingers. but 1t is not
often one hears OF a matchmaker who
was born blind. and vet there have been
instances of the kind. One famous
watchmaker's name was Rippin, and,
although completely blind. he could take
% pieces and put together again watches
of the most delicate construction with
the greatest east and in quicker time
than most watchmakers who have the
advantage of good eyesight. On one oc-
casion some Of the tiny wheels and
screws used in his trade were stolen
from him, but the thief was captured
with the property on his person, and
Rippln identified 1t by his delicate sense
OF touch, Another watch and clock
MAKER brought up his blind son to his
trade. and he proved so skillfui that on
more than one occas sion he detected
faults IN timepieces which other trades
men had failed to discover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
BROWNS BEAT YANKEES
TWICE ON SUNDAY

st. Louis. Aug. 4ESt. Louis came
from behind in the late innigs Of
both games today and twice beat
New York. Thes cores were Z to 9
and ) to 3.
First game.
New York SO 0 OO1 2 0 o. o.
St Louis % % 1 3 5000 3-7-11-3
Finneran, Heating, Mogridge and
Walters; Gallia, Liefield and Nuna-
maker.
Second game.
New York Il 90 OO2 o 0 O-3-7-1
st. Louis 30 30 OOO3 O x-5-9-1
Caldwell and Hannah; Rogers and
SEVERED. Nunamaker.
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developing Motor. Truck Routes

Arrangements have been made vhere-
by rural mctor-truck operators can 60.
operate with the Bureau of Markets in
developing rural truck routes for farm,
products. Operators of truck routes
VINO comply with certain requirements
or the bureau will receive assistance
IN building up business in farm produce
ana Will be given sign to display on
eneir machines stating that they are ca.
operating with the Department Of ART.
culture. Truck operators can get "A.
tails OF the plan by writing to tha H.
reau of Markets. Washington, d. e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05

In the many pieces Of jeve,yv
donated by residents of Denver
Col, to the Red Cross none perhans
mas more varied and sinister his-
tory than that a Bohemian noiaor
ring donated by J. e. zahn. Tha
small gold band, manufactured more
than 200 years ago. he said, has been
worn by several princesses, at least
twice with fatal effect for their en-
emies. The bezel Of the ring turns
Upon q tiny hinge the pressure Of q
hidden spring opening small poison
chamber. The ring IL VALUED Ct
$1,000.
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CLEVELAND

z-Eattod for Turner in Sth.
zz-Datted for Morton in Sth.
Boston ...1 90 600 5000 O1-o
Cleveland O 0 0 0OO O1 90 0 OIL
Two base hit Strunk stolen base
Cochran. Double play Roth and
Halt Left on bases Boston s,
Cleveland =. First base on errors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05

Boston 5; Cleveland 1. Bases on
balls off Morton 2. Enzmann l. Hits
off Morton in 3 innings off Enz-
mann 4 In 4 innings. Struck out by
Ruth ., Morton 3. Losing pitcher
Enzmann.
Second game:
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CLEVELAND.

Stolen bases-Wood 2, Chapman, Roth.
Johnston. Double play-Agnew and
Shean. Left on bases-Boston 5, Cleye-
land 6. Bases on balls-Bush s, Coveles-
kie 2. Hitch by pitched bali-By Coyel-
csk'e. Ruth. Struck out-By Bush 8,
Passed ball--Agnew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05

There is a shortage Of coal in Ire
land. AMI Mr.. Burgess. the Irish
representative Of the Coal Control
Ter, has been recommending for do
nestle use the employment Of peat
with which Ireland abounds. Peat
is universally used in rural Ireland
but it is hardly used at all in the
towns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05

Inc United States has been asked
10 participate in a COMMERCIAL Con-
gress IN Montevide Uruguay. from
Dec. 70 "a OF this year. The OBJ
'ect OF the congress is 70 promote
sno expand trade and commerce on
TINS hemisphere. particularly among
the Latin.American covatrtes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
American League
SATURDAYS GAMES

Cleveland 3, Boston I.
Washington 10. Detroit ].
Chicago 10, Philadelphia 3 (tirst game)
ST Louis s, New York 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05
STANDINGS
National League
SATURDAYS GAMES

Pittsburg 4. Boston g.
New York 4, Chicago 2 FIRST game);
Chicago II, New York (second game).
Cincinnati 10. Brooklyn 1 (frst game):
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati (second game)
st. Louis is, Philadelphia II (hrst
game); st. Louis 7. Philadelphia tsec-
ond game)