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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

Three members Of the Ps.sr the
Great family finished n e-nnt e. the
Eockporr meeting. Vance Nuckois
pur over a clever pair when ne won
VIII Peter Duney IN 1l21a and Peter
Marble In 2.15ax, while Allie Walters
Also sta-rsc the 2.1t list for 1919
when he FINISHED N .-uri WIKI ePter
Maurer il 2.eE& The FindlRy
trainer. Fa-ire Mitchell, had two
winners Al Rockpcr-- where ne
shufned SUI Of the bunch with The
Jack n s..e& and -he ACE II :Is1s
Both Ct them are by Gordon Prince.
The best race q: The meeting was
between Worthy Peter and Miss
woocbrne. Il ran for FIVE h-arx. the
Southern mare winning the deciding
one By a head II 2L2N. she was
driven by Whitehead. vino mao a
gopc week. m he alRr finished second
10 The Ace with Jim Mack. and az
tar winning hsz. n .-1D7s and ser
und 10 Peter Maurer with jay Mack
Of the other starters Maj Fay WOE
with Freddie Gra1-an IN 2.13a Err
sk,ne with Able Bond N .--53+ while
Eudora Spiar Mary Ward. and the
three yeR--old HIly AXE by ortolRo
Axworrhr al Of which won a. Gran
wood. finished n front az Rockanrt.
The PAGERS Grace DlreC. AND Sun
burn Pointer were the bright lights
Al the opening nesting Of the Mlcn-
iEan Circuit Al Detroit. While tne
Walter Direct MARI won, she waE
mt as feet -fpufed as al FIndiay ant
Cleveland. her Victory being delaped
until Eaniey B. and Symbol 8 For
est each secured hsRzs. The Forest
horse was sold for sc. ono II a De-
rruit syndicate On the opening dBr
Of the meeting the thirteen vear-oid
mare Clso Z defeated Horace Mr.
Ker-on and the Indiana prospect
Double c. In I'll 4. while Vic Fem
Ing landed his first race this vsaF
with the Trampfas1 geIding .. ) =
n 2,Is34
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
CROSSETTS WIN
FROM cations N
0NESlDED GAME

Only one score for The Ea1ons
against Il for the Crnsesr-s tells tne
sfnr~ of Thursday evenings game IN
me Augusta TwiliEn1 League The
Es1uns lacked taan work and MADE
many es-ors and the game from roe
very 1rE inning was easy tnr the
CroHser.s
II The opening inning the C,-as-
seffs began 10 pie I'D the scores. La
Ilnei1S MI anc stnie second. and
CROSSED ne piR1e on q hit br Beam
oo1n z. E4roEx was OUT on q Hv
% be4i1sle- BeandnIn reached third
oase on q sacrifice MI by DuraacK
anu scored On a hit by Appleton.
who s1nle SECOND. On nj pr A.
Fe4ie0ef ann al error by MCKINNEY
AZ orst case, Appleton scared and
Fe41ener Ran1 second and Lausier
was Out N q fly ID Jasper
me ta1uns made their only tally
n the first inning Win one out
RoV nj s'0ie second. went third ON
MI Ply DcwiIng and scored On an
error bv Z Etroux.
Inc C1'nsst4r-s having made a start
continued II score n the second
fourth seventh and eighth innings,
Inc second and fourth being their ing
innings WITH SIX runs IN each.
Appieton ana C1i-oux. VINO pitched
Tor The -;agser1s played gooG bail.
Seandnln, catcher, and La-4bs,---e
saortsfop &-sp starred tor thai teRm
In me -1-c inning Aa--rlneau. pitch
e. Tor ne Earuns. was replaced by
Bl'enna-. VINO showed up well n the
huz- EraWa pitched the first inning
Tor ina can.
The anrx-v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
SIDNEY

LAAESEOEEA meeting was
called on u ednesdRv evening, July =
al the residence Of Nj W Cpwan 10
make arrangements Tor Incnrpora1-
ing The Longi"y Cemetery AssocIG-
ION The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs Della z.
Cowa1, vice president, Mrs Rose E.
Shaw; sec-etary. = VI Lungley:
treasurer, D. L. Weeks; directors A
". Bangs, Cleon =. BR--ietI. T. W
Lon-iey and NJ Va CnUan
Cedar Crest Camps are now the
hvellss. place On rhe MassaIonnkee
lake N:nety-rnres hrvs have al
-aa6y arrived These with the help
err teachers and cooks brings the
total number up . -2b and more Will
soon arrive.
Martin Z. Gopchue has taken the
CONTRACT 10 supply CEDAR Crest Camps
with ln2lk for the summer, The
amount required daily ranges from
1DD 70 rs quarts. Mr.. GooGhus buys
bors-
M. and Mrs. George Austin, whU
have q small patch Of Strawberries
report thai up 70 Saturday morning
last they have picked SD quarts Of
fine berries. Most Of this amount
have been sold al s. cents per BOX
The nsxt meeting Of Rural Lodge
No. 80, r. e. A NJ, will oH a. thelr
hau III Center Sidney SATURDAY., July
:. II P. ID.
Mss Annie Field Of the Middle
IN NJ
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Swift
Miss Edna TiTlson Of the l. H
Soper Co. WaterviIle mas been WISH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
No Racing Today
For Fasteners

E1key's Harour, Ne. July ID-As
there WIS no racing today for the
Eastern Yacht Club feet, msst II tie
boats remained IN the ha,-bor until
nearly NOM. trough some Of the
power poats slipped away for a days
jRunt farther up the bay TO Belfast
or even II Bangor. Shortly after norm
the sailing portion Of the feet got
under way fJr North Haven End
many of The boats carried of a num-
her NJ the summer residents here. FIR
an afternoon sail. Racing VIII be
resumed tnTnor-ow IN a run down tho
western Pennbscpt and around Sad
dleDRck 70 Swan Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
a Potential Star

Although ne hash YET had an n
pnr-unity % unvei his wares, F-nt
Hoffman. me EankE' new cnir cs7chr,
{. ON me ST Paul club Of the Ame-7ra.
a Association. is said To he one Of 7ht
most promising bacEstops dug up IN II
minors in many d DAY. HufmHn loinet
the yanks recently and has only dun.
light work. such as warming NJ pitch
s-s. But Euggins intends 70 start hin
SOON. probably IN une Of the game
IN the impending western drive Emf.
MAI made a blg nil with st. PAU
where Mike Kelley. the manager. Sc
in him e potential star and shipped hin
forward 10 ms friend. MiIler Enggfns
The yHnks need more catching strengt.
and II is highly BrohAnie Eoffnan. VII.
has HI idHal build for such work. Wi
prove Just the maa needed.-New yurI
Telegram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

F~hs nlggest athletic meet ever held
.his country Ia planned by the
eiEHts u Columbus and the ANA
p. A1nisric Union for the men still
Inf service. Or who hare been hon
Eb'y discharged, III Camp DIX. y. j.
b. great meet viii cover rwo DAYS,
fnGav aug 81, when the preIirnin =
pes o. trial heats viii be conducted.
Pc me finals on Labor Day, Monday,
pr :.
II Ii sz2ec-sd that many Of the stars
AMERICA will compete. for most Of
.aus who hold worlds track and
eid -ecuras. and swimming marks
helped Uncle Sam IN his recent
pubic. Most Of the lads who are
Present competing IN the inter
Piteo games in Paris viii probably
ele,.
'ns u the features of the meet
[il DC a marathon run. ever q 20
fA -uuts. rom Trenton. the State
Laiiai If New Jersey, To Camp Dix.
|ns swimming meet VIII be held n
8 nsV 2ool recently opened by the
faishts Of Columbus AT Gimp Dix.
nit monster meet, which viii be
american athletic worlds way of
snfatins victory was planned by
I'eiary Frank wandle of Camp DIX
r. sam Dh.ias Of Philadelphia. pres
- ., The a. A L. Originally the
.se VA 10 cnntine the games 70 the
nut u2un consultation II was
1hen oest to have the games tor
Il Denefit Of boys Of all branches of
T. H-ice. whether mustered out or
''ih Ii n. service
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MINORS BREAK WITH
BUTH BIG LEAGES

Sl1caso July 1-AIl relations he
'"esn The mayer and minor t,asa,,, n
'sAsaes were definitely broken If
a. nesting today Of a cornrn4--..
representing the Naauna. Assor,.-
lon Of Minor Leagues. The rnn-r ;
use adopted resolutions rattfvtnr the
action taken AZ the joint Meeting
Win me major leagues N New yo-s
jAs1 dsaaa''T when the Narionsl
asres1asni was ahroga:ea
the action nf the minor Iear,e
confnic-se means .aR- the nal,-
leagues VIII nor be permitted - 49, ..
Players this fail. Contracts aod --r.
rltnraal rights VIII De respected. how
ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

the fnstest guHrtHr-rrlile cinIR
tr-Hck in the United States in To b
constructed on the Camp DIX Attn
ietic Field. near headquarters. I,
accommodate the first America
Mems Olympic and the Middle A.
ianric A A. [. championship whict
will he held here jointly August 81
TO September /, inclusive. Assuranrt
that winners of the A. z. r game.
N Paris and stars Of al the demo.
bilized troops will represent their a.
ganiza1lnns promise to make the n
fair. which is being arranged under
the joint direction of the Knights pi
Columbus anu the A. A. L, the gresi
EST field and track event in the hif-
tory of American athletics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

P-urnuters " the Olympia A A. NJ
Philadelphia are making plans for an
attractive card NJ Rix-round huuts p-c.
po:ed for the Phiiadeirhia -Natiuna
LeaEue hnHshali pHrk Jul~ Ia NeEp-
tiatiuns are progressing fur i,putr he-
twesn joe Lynch. the west side bantam.
weieht. and Pete Herman. hinder NJ me
title; Battling Levinskr and HRr-v
Sreh. the pittsburg liEi1f-hen~-w.irht
ana Lew Tender. persistent chailens-,
of BENIN Leonard. and Joe wauing Of
ChIcRgn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
INDIANS AND
YANKEES DIVIDE
GereIano

CleTeland. O, July M--Cleveiand
and View Turk broke even tndav,
View York winning the first game
To and Cleveland the sscund to q.
The first game was pitcherr' bat
tie befwesn Quinn and MYERS. View
Tm-k's run being scursd On errors by
wa.nhsEzrsss and Liunfe Peckin
pRnsh was held i1ifiess AFTER hit11rg
sHfAly IN % consecutive gEmes
Clevzaand haf IAurannalsn ana rms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
CANAAN

NJ and Ms, Irving Davis went %
Snr-nport Thursday, where they were
ire guests a. NJ. and N-s Henry MN.
sun q; their cur-aEe until Saturday
Miss Ola Mer-uw " watervilie visited
the Misses Verna and Edna Daris aer-
ara DAYS the past wsek
NJ. and Mrs. Willie Rols and Lew
Decker ana children tpok an auth TRIP
70 Nur-7dEework Sunday 70 vtRif Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Huurkins
Leland Thurloura nf Pirrsf1eid is vfsIt-
ing ms aunt Mrs. Alice Rnlt
AlmDn Smith has purchased an au-
tumubI1e Of Enl, K Flight skowhsEan.
Mrs Edwin Golfer u Center Sandwich.
y. r. arrived Tednesdsv f1r a visit
with ns- parents NJ and MIS-. Almun
Smith nd ~ he- -eiBtiveE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
GlJRTMS
IaD CIRCUIT RACING
|afy6LND, ONO

.,x,ana. 0. July 1D.-only three Of
,r..uuler SIX Grand Circuit races
osc.usd q. North Randall 1oaay.
.,.s n q heavy -alnstnrEn winch de-
:, ne STAR Of the first race nearly
,ou-s i Was announced that the
S,uc VIM continue INTO SATURDAY.
r,nuua.e LhIrd chDlce IN the pet
Won mt Tavern Stake Of SSoW tur
| --o-te-s, ne feature u the pro-
l. Ae-s- deciding the third mile
Frs event z dend heat between Ma
koar and -ockspur, the Judges re-
Is, -ne,- -uIing ami gave the class e
oecause ne STOOD first IN
zummg-- me auction puni. with
b VIII ne largest ever made n 10.
rack history.
h, lurl. fudEns called oH Ill pnnI
|. or me 2.1s --ot- Il VIE announced
\ mn arriun WIRE taken because Of
alleged is-lsss driving Of Dodge. be-
l so!iy E-sG Naomi n the asz, rive
/.
llsas,l vaE rns aniy 4avarsfs 70 win.
TRc~TNE. cNE-
NILE -AEE-TALLE xzD.
,t,rzi Watts. b 9. by Gen. Waits
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SLIPPING RED
SOx DROP TWO
TO THE BROWNS

St Louis. No, July IA ny hail
winch fell between Lamar and Ruth
IN the eighth inning ~ the second
game, went for q duuhia. rwo run
ners croznsd tina plata and n. Louis
WON the game. ID 3, after heating
Boston N the first game by cnn.en-
uared batting. 10 !. Scnres:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
FISHERMEN'S UNION
TO REPORT SATURDAY
ARBITRATION STAND

Boston July D--Re:- esentA-res Of
the Fishermen Union Of lie Atlantic
agreed a, q conference with he state
Board of Cancellation and Arbitration
today % notify The board or Saturday
whether they would acnep1 arbitration
Of their grievances. The employers
have agreed 70 arnlr-H-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
Australian Tennis Player. to Com.

a cable message from London recent.
ly stated that four Australians vii
leave for the Unitau States On July L
to play IN the national champiunsf i
tourna ment late n August
According tn the message the PLAYER.
cnIning arr: Norman z. Bronkss. WIN
has ranked with the greatest and nes
q l. Patterson. 2. Lvrstt and R Y
ThoInas- These are the PLAYERS wht
are likely ID defend the Davis Gun II
Australia next December
They will arrive here m the Auuite.
MA this month. The nst nnal rms m rim
ship will he PLAYED IN the cnur--s n
the West Side Tennis Club al Fores,
Ellis. Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

Two base hira. Gamer, Williams :.
Three base hirE. Sisie-. Stolen base.
Sisier Sacrifice hits. McInEis,
Smith, Gerber Double playa Bron-
k,e. Eedenn and sisler. Lace "a
bases, Boston 4; o.. Louis e. Base
On halls. AZ Jones :; Dumn1i !;
weilman . Fits. OF Jonas u 3
innings. Struck out by Jones 3;
Dumont !. WeilmRn 3 Passed hall.
Schang. Losing pitcher. Jones.
Second Game:
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SENATORS AND
TIGERS EACH WIN
IN DOUBLE HEADER

Detroit. Mich. july 10-Detruit ana
Washington divided a double header
today. the locals winning the first
game ny consistent hating. 6 to 3.
Weak pitching and seven Tirer mis-
plays gave Washington the second
game 10 ), Heilmann's four hits
N as many times al bA- practically
won the first game.
First game:
Wash ton i o 0Bs4 0 % II
Detroit 90 o 0 o Q @ 1-6-I1-I
Harper. Craft and Charity: Dauss
and A1nsrnIrh.
Second game
Wash ton % 0 : q 0 ! . e-r-e-n
Detroit 90 ! . o 0 0 . e-o-p-7
Johnson and Picinicn; Leonard Az
ers. Cunningham and A3nsnith.
yeile.
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WHITE SOX TAKE
LEAD IN RACE

Chicago. H., July lD.-t-hicR-o wCuf
inio first place tocRr by defeating
p..aiadelphia 9 To =, Wi Spw York
divided a double heRier with Cleve-
ia.ia
r. ..adeirhia % 90 & Dn1 j. e.
Chicago ....-..1 0 . e041 Ix-e- 1912
Nayior. Greveil and McAvuy: VII
Iiams and Lam.
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JOHNSON OF CALIFORNIA
AND HARDY OF CHICAGO
FIRST N TEENS. CHICAGO

Cincinnati. @. July 1H.-wiiliarn N
Johnston If California and Samuel
Hardy Of Chicago won for the West
err ueEn IN the first match of dDu-
bies N the Inter sectional. East VS..
West championship today, by defeat
ing William T Tilden, Jr.. OF Penn
sylvAnia and Vincent Richards, of
New Jersey, by scores of 11-e; go;
So: "a
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liifornian Wins First
ktch in Sectional Title
INNS at Cincinnati

Cincinnati. O., July 10-Robert
nsev Of California won the first
kich n the West East Sectional
fRrl piunshlp Tennis games here TO
b Il straight sets from s. Howard
bsnell Of New York, by scores of
e. 60
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August. T~iiish. -ssru. ss.rd;rs

-ooAN game Z the Twilight L-ssrue
~ oe between: he Clerks anu the
.ushnnc tsalnE. came called al as
IA On me Reue! Williams field.
We saInss viii ne played SATURDAY. az,
me Heuel Williams ield. The Edwa-as
hine VIII play me Caput rsam "A. :
: el'cf- The twilight -.eague game will
- piaTAd al . clork between IL eta-a
house and the P-iniers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

Walter TrrmbuIl and Charter CnDi.
idEe viii be ASSISTANTS TO Runart Flshes
in cnncsiinE the Harvard football team
this aiitunrn. TrumbuIl was acting caps
tsif Hnd tackle aEainsf Yale IN 1g1a ana
Cpriidse was lsff ana sa lA~C raArss
team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11
Ch1s0f lake Lead tn American League Race
Cr0Ssefts 1ranlpIe All Over L0,vIy Eat0ns 10

sell hard N rhe secana game. while
Jasper was a puzzle until the iast TWO
INNINGS.
First Game:
New York "a eoee1s @41
Cleveland - 0 0 Be-e-s-
Quinn and Hannah: Myers Sand
orNeill.
Second Game:
New York ID 0 900 se2A-2
Cleveland - / 2 O. eBDE1sl
Thnrmakien. Russell, GrnaIlwood,
McGraW and Rual; Jasper and
O'Nein-
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%a1I1 * a. feHSK4tl
Dunnack, Appleton, LsuEle- . Gar
ran-- G Giroux- Struck nut-sr Mar
GnssU- by Brennan g b. Appisrun 6. hr
7i-oux 2. EFT by pirchec oaI.-Iaspe-
Duunack, Gresniief- Passes nnI,-rzree-
le- 3 Base IN bRiis-Or Ma--,n4au 4
nj Brennan :: Crplre 1hyunsun
Time. 1as.- Attendance. &c
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-wo-base hits-GiIhoniey Demrnitt.
Srunkie Three-hase nif-Tobin
Home run-Roth. Stoien bases-Bron-
l1e Sister Sacrifice hits-Vi1l.
schanE. Sacrifice 4y-LsmRr Tnbin.
Double piay-Eisier and SEVERED;
James and Scott Left on bases
Bostun :; St Louis g. Base IN balls
on Caldwell 9: James 3: koob l
Hts-off Caldwell in 1-3 innings;
Koub IN inning; Shacker in
innings. Struck ouT-bv Caldwell L
by James l, Wild pitch-koob. Win
ming pitcher-Koob. Losing pitcher
James
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BASEBALL DOPE At A GLANCE


16of GA6AF . NM hE8J 6HS
u. Louis s. Bnstun ! Cst game,;
81 Iouis 1. Bnsrun ca game3.
View York = Cleveland 0 Gst game,
Cleveland :. New York ca camel.
Chicago 9. Philadelphia .
Derr-nn 8, Washington list Eams43
VI asniugrun Z. Detroit ca gamee.
TcoAY'S AMERICAN GAMES
BoEtun II 81 LOUIS
View York II Cleveland
Philadelphia AT Chicasn.
Washington at DETROIT
NAT. RESULTS
Cincinnati 3. Boston !.
Pir-sDurg . BROOKLYN O.
ChicaEn G. Philadelphia . 6st
EAmee; PhilateiphiR g. Chicago 4
"a game.
ST -nuls u. New ynrk g.
TOCAy'S NATIONAL GAMES
Cincinnati n Boston
St Louis al View York
Chicago Al PhilRdelpnia
Pit-sburg AZ Brooklyn.
TcDAF'S ~ z GAME
Lowell at lewiston
EHvsrniIl AT Portland
Lawrence a. Fitchourg.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

day 70 AND 'aaer. Racing
sprinu6sd
AsrnS; M1uEunnrnsr P-uszRc lsc
Sug s-aashsf Twilight lear r-izt.rs
sf asasa williams Field NJ M
aay Ncannsins Canoe R--sumsssu4 rzsa
July taesIf Augusta Country Club pa.y
iinznsF Field
eenear T-nn Marbleheaa II Ear arnp-
"1y -anshoutng State Assp-
cIstion Oakland Park Eorka
25-GpH T-ur lanilton car
"uy -aoh Massachusetts
Mannamnrasrs CIuE-
Sept A. A charn-ionsntn
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-BRtied for James n 9th
~-Batted for Shorker in tn.
~-BaIted for koob n 9Th.
Bost1n II q I as
81. Louis N q q O . "a
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TAVERN STAKE. Pa CLASS
EaU-T1y-FTES $zpw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-05
I'm VERY SORRY, SAYS
WRECKED PLANE PILOT
Capt. Morell, After Skillful Right.
ing of Machine, Apologies
to Mr.. Blackstone.

u. d. Blackstone, local florist, who
was the only occupant besides Capt.
MoreSl. pilot Of the airplane which
fell near the old polo grounds yester-
day afternoon. is today marveling
more at the unperturbed manner of
Capt. Morell Of the Royal Air Service
after the mishop than he is over the
marvellous escape from a fatal accident
or the very successful landing which
the pilot made. despite the fact that
they were 1000 feet in the air when
the motor went dead
We were some distance over the
Washington Monument" said Mr.
Blackstone today when thought /
noticed perceptable dipping of one
wing. In a very few seconds Capt.
Morell lighted the machine and see
ing landing on the Monument
grounds impossible. he skillfully
glided the little "Oriole Curtiss' to-
ward the old polo ground. 1t was a
speedy swoop downward. you can
bet, and it looked as though we would
miss the trees. but one wing tore
through the tops anc our fall then
was very slight"
when we were safely on the
ground 1 turned from my front seat
to where Capt. Morell had been pilot
ing behind me and met very en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-05
Would Admit Finland.

German workers delegates to the
international labor conference, in
session here, will sail for the United
States when transportation difficulties
can be overcome. said message re-
ceived by the conference late yester-
day from Germany.
1.-THE German workers through their
trade organizations" said the mes
sage, welcome the decision of Inter-
national Labor Congress at Washing
ton whereby representatives OF Ger
many are admitted to the conference
with equal rights and obligations.
The speedy departure of our repre-
sentatives is unfortunately delayed
by difficulty in obtaining passage. II
these difficulties can be overcome the
German representatives will be glad
to cooperate in the important work
of the conference in the interest of
the workers of all countries" the
message said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-05
DESTROYER REID IS READY.
Latest Type of War Craft Enjoys
New Record in Construction.

The Reid, the Navys newest de-
stroyer, will be delivered to the gov
eminent at the Boston navy yard
tomorrow by S. w. Wakeman, gen.
eral manager Of the Fore River plant
at Quincy, Mass.
The Reid is the last word in inter-
allied knowledge of this type of craft,
and a new worlds record was made
in her construction. In forty-five
and one-half working days the Reid
was built and f1nished-ready fol-
service and delivery to the Navy De-
partment-by the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation at the Squan-
tum works.
This new 12.000-ton destroyer with
its 10000 horsepower. almost that of
a big battleship. has a speed of thir-
ty-five knots, approximately forty
miles an hour. She is equipped with
water tube boilers, Curtis marine tur-
bines, twin screws. making $50 revo-
lutions minute, and her crew will
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barrassed look upon his face.
" I'm very sorry. said Capt Moreil,
in his modest. boyish manner.
Yesterdays mishap was an incident
of the Washington Say 1t with
Flowers week. when the florists
dropped hundreds of blossoms over
the city. The scattering of blooms had
been done from the big Curttss
Eagle" by the daughters of Mr.:
Blackstone. William F. GUIDE and
Fred Kramer. After returning to Boil
ling Field, Capt. Morell asked Mr.
Blackstone IL he would like to ride
in one of the Baby Orioles" The in
vitation was accepted and Mr.. Black
istone said today he has not been
made timid by yesterdays incident,
but will fly again at the very hrst
opportunity.
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VIEWS OF THE WORLD WAR
PLACED ON EXHIBITION
Enlarged Photographs Taken by
A. E. F. in Europe at Corcoran
Art Gallery.

Public exhibition of 100 enlarged
photographs of war scenes in Eu-
rope taken by the American expedi-
tionary forces will be given at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art from today
until Wednesday, November 26.
The exhibition is free to the public
Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturdays, from
9 to $3.50 o'clock. and Sundays go to
1870 o'clock. All other days an ad-
mission fee of Is cents will be charged
by the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
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81 am a member of the Red Cross in
America, and l expect to raise my
voice for it again in the next drive. =
Samuel Gompers. president American
Federation OF Labor.