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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.

ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
"A Delightful Suburban Estate
OF 10 Acres, Known as the
! General Carroll Mansion,'
Beautifully Located in Ia
koma Park. Md.
BY Public Auction
ON THE PREMISES.
: MONDAY. JUNE 80. 1919,
At : O'Clock PM.
GROUNDS
Ten acres. located at the corner Of Carroll
and Ethan Allen avenues, overlooking the en-
tire subdivision and commanding wonderful
view: with beautiful lawns. hundreds Of shade
trees. shrubbery. flowers. grapevines. 100 choice
bearing fruit trees. garden. etc.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Substantial three-s story frame dwelling. with
concrete nogging; ii rooms. bath; additional
toilet and layatory; surrounded by spacious
porches: Hutchinson vapor heat: gas and cleo
1ric light; detached servants quarters with
shower. toilet. etc; garage, stable and neces-
sary outbuildings; grape arbors and rustic
houses, equipped with electric lights; tennis
courts. etc.
This is one of the most desirable estates in
Tie vicinity of the District and must be seen
10 be appreciated. 1t is also particularly
adapted for subdivision. account OF its Won
derful location and that the 14th street ex
tended car line passes the entrance to the
property
Inspection any time prior to sale. Possession
Immediately.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years at &c, or all cash. 81 900 deposit Mt
sale. Terms to be complied with within thirty
days. Conveyancing. recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at purchasers cost
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctioneer.
jeo0. %, %, "a, p. a6.27 800 Pa. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
"NORTH HILL"

CASTLEMANS FERRY, VA.
s15-acre colonial farm seat near Biuemont on
Shenandoah river; valley. mountain and water
scenery; shaded grounds, drives and cottages;
fishing, boating, swimming; new bath and
sewerage; no children, invalids or tuberculars
taken; daily mail; fresh meat, milk. fruits,
fowls; $40 per week till November; circular.
MAURICE CASTLEMAE,
GaStlemana Ferry Clarke Co.. Yas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
AUCTION SAILS
FUTURE DAYS.

AUCToNEER
Trustees Sale of Valuable Business Property Located the
East Side of 18th Street Between and New York
Street by Depth Of 04 Feet Containing 1884 Square Feet
- With Sixfoot Side and Twenty mine Foot Rear Alleys Known
i>o'' |i'72 |i> anu |H III" Suee'
OF
Of Columbia June IN
premie
r. BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON
FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-sEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1919,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
orgina l in .mpovedb
Terms of of
frmda of ale by of trut
all cash. option OF purh A II
o b complied wit n
to el The a
C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
HOTEL Lorraine
HOTEL JACKSON

Virginia ave. First house from boardwalk
and Steel Pier. Fireproof. Private baths.
Running water in rooms. American and Euro.
pean plan. Moderate rates. Ownership man
agement. s. j. BROGAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
ORVILLE

TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR BEACH.
Home cooking. Pleasant surroundings. Bath
ng from hotel. 80 up daily; So up weekly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-02

Let's all quit work and stave together.
You can really save tire work by using
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PROMINENT GERMANS AND
AUSTRIANS TO CONFER WITH
ENGLISHMEN IN LONDON

ror1on oct %. -.tourtoo, Ca,,,,,,
... ,..,,of,orc. and several a,.n,II,, ,ro,,,.
mont Au,,,.i,ns ,yil arrive in Erclora
No,. IN confa. IN r.ondor Win MN,
her of tnpiisn p.npi. ,,ho a,tri,r ths
,.,r and sinca tho ,rristica ,,s sigrot
bayo interested tboneaI,,s f, ho +,
rar,aI cordi,ioos of Carr,a,., so,g +he
p,iv Nfau
A,rop, tbo.o ,.h, will o,,4ort,i, .ba
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SHAWNEE PREPARING FOR
SECOND C0uRSlNG TRIALS

Shawnee, Okla. Nov. Arrange
ments are nearing completion for the
second annual coursing trials, TO be
held here November %, "a and 25, un-
der the direction of the Shawnee Field
Trial Association. The trials viii be
run on the Jarvis ranch, east Of shaw
nee, as birds are said to be exception,
ally plentiful there
The first coursing event was held
here last December and 80 successful
was it that il was decided to make the
trials an annual affair Much interest
is being manifested among tho mem
bers OF the association this year and
entries have been made from several
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circulating Libraries into every nook
and corner of Oklahoma, carry ing the
gospel of the written word"
Members Of the new library commits
sion are State Superintendent of Edu.
cation r. IT, Wilson, president. r. a.
Blackburn, Oklahoma CITY; Mrs. j. C..
Thompson, Chickasha; Mrs. j. w
Schwoerke, Oklahoma City; and Mrs.
Tom Waldrep, shawnee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-02

states. Missouri and Oklahoma leading
In The number OF dogs entered
Secretary o. 2. Ellis announces some
of the best .blooded dogs in the United
States will be here, coming from Ken
nels at Kansas City Springfield, Mo-
Marshall. Topeka, Kan, Dallas Texas,
Tulsa. Okla. Oklahoma City ana
Pueblo. Colo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-02
Shawnee Grows Some Punllins"

Shawnee. Okla, Nov. Two pump
kin vines on the farm of NJ, f. Merrill
I'm the Asher neighborhood near here
produced 8G large yellow pumpkins
this year When Mr.. Merrill marketed
them recently the pumpkins from the
two vines made a wason-load.
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PIRATES CAPTURE THREE SHIPS.
THROW ONE CREW OVERHEARD

Constantinople, Wednesday, oct. %.
Pirates concealed in the steerage Of
the snip Maria oycrpowered the crew
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NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves in.
debtcd to me will find their accounts
at Exchange National Bank. II / do
not see you in person. please call at
hank
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-02

IL Y0U WANT TO BORROW MON.
EN 10 Buy. BUILD OR REPAIR.
PHONE g.. KEDFIELD 4 GARDNER.
LOW RATES, EASY PAYMENTS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
GIANTS TAKE 2
FROM PHILLES

New York. Sept "A season recurd
FOR 5revitv was sen in the arst game
OF today's iDuhle-heRder oetween View
Ynrk and Philadelphia when in a min
utes the Giants scored ~ictnry, to I.
New York won the secand contest alsB,
I Id L In the first game Barnes wan
ms zsth vicrurv the only SattunAl
League pitcher 10 touch that mzrk-
The nanrest approach tn today's neo-
ord was the time sf 8 minutes mn1e
by Cincinnati and HrunktFn.s week agn.
A few years ass the GiHnfs played an
exhibition game with Phiiadeiphia IN
2. minutes while urenzrlnE fnr the
worlds series with Boston. The serrna:
FRS. game:
Philadelphia o 90 0 o Q Li, -
New Yark % 3 0 0 . o o x-&As-I
Meadows ana Adams: Barnes and
Smith.
secund game.
Philadelphia Q . 0 o eBe I ell 50
He- York -: ) Q Q 08e x+-ie-s
Smith and Adams. Huhheii and Com
Z-les.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
DESTRUCTION WORLD
SERIES TICKETS TODAY
AT CONlISKEY PARK

Chicago. Sept. Redistribution of
tickets for the Worlds Series game
To be played in Chicago will begin
at Camiskey Park tomorrow. There
have been more than 100 00n appIi-
cations for the 16,000 box and re-
served seats.
Applicants for seats will recelue
IN the mail tomorrow envelopes con-
tanning either their allotment cards
or the checks which they sent in
vain.
Despite all precautions taken u
keep tickets out of the hands of spec
ulators- several brokers have adver-
tised that they viii have tickets for
those who will pay the advanced
prices Prices are quoted nemInaIly
al SIS for set of box seats for the
first three games and SO for a SET
of three reserved grandsfand seats.
This is a premium of $3.50 and S10.1D
respectively. These prices the spec-
ulators say. viii be advanced if the
demand is tnisk
There Will be approximately 16.5fD
unreserved seats sold one 10 each
person. on the day of the first game
in Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
SENATOR'S TAKE
FINAL CANE
FROM DsDx

waa,1iuE<un. sapt 1-Wann1MUn0,
mAde q ezsnn sWenD e ths snE1es x1lA
Dnssun ~ wann1nw ths dn1a gnms 6
rAs ssaAun ss1nv Q mt
Mrzrnw was Mn nnEa ~ 60 iBnalR
WIN E2rhsr s1n1n Fzns u8 him u frmrl
iunings. Wick A2frprk. WanhinEanns
pftching runrh sna ons - 90 snns-.
aians of TIM diAmuna. Wamk tD ensI
mpuna IN tim seventh inn1nE TD nzst
fsxr msn % tars hmm NJ mx11x an4i
A1frprk tunk himnnlf uut.
Ihs pia-sFs ~ both - Wax11ngkna
and Boston tesms isft fsr fhsir hunss
ton ght.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

New Haven Conn. Sept IS
Rabbit" Marnnville, sherr stop of
the Boston National League team. fell
while doing stunts before the starr of
an exhibition game here this after
nnon and II is thought that his collar
hnne is fractured. An X-Ray will he
taken al the New Haven hospital To
dstermine the extent of his injuries.
The game was heIwsen the Boston
Nationals and one composed of East
ern ana ing league players and WIS
won 4 TO by the latter, Walter John
SON pitched for the local manage
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
WASHINGTON.

Two-Gasa hIf-tEharrTty. Ihree-nAse
hif-Roth. Stolen hxse-AEnew. Sar:r1-
ioe hit-lamRr. Sacrifice ny-Rcth-
Double piays-McInnis 10 Scrtt; shzks
to judge. Left ON hases-Rostun 10,
Washington .. Hase ON hklls-oR Nc,
GREW 4. on Schacht :. on shaw L Hits
or McGraw IN innings, on Pen-
mock in innings; on Schacizt 4 in S
innings: on Altrock 4. -none out. runs
scored, one On base in seRauth; en- Gfii
l IN l inning: uif Shaw s IN . Hit by
pitcher-By MrGraw, Schhrot; by GIN.
Schang Struck out-By Sc!Dchf !. ~
Pennock a. Winning pitchsr-Srhzr1E
Losing pitcher-McfsraW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
YANKEES DEFEAT ROBINS
IN EXHIBITION GAME

Brooklyn. n. Y. Sept. es.-The
New York Americans defeated the
brooklyn Nationals to in an ex-
hibition game hare today The Su-
perhas were unanie To nit Smailwoed
effectively.
New York $500 900 .-s-s-1
BROOKLYN % 0 0 0 0 0 o 1-2-5-l
Smallwood and Hoffman; Pfeffer
smith. Cadore and IL. Wheat, Miller,
Krueger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
INDIANS LOSE
LAST TO BROWNS

Cleveland. sept. eS.-St. Louis de-
feated Cleveland S tn 3 in the last
game Of the year. Coveleskie. whO.
was trying 10 win his 25th game OF
the season. was haocked fruD the b1K
in seven innings. Bavne- a recruit.
pitched good ball FOR St Louis afHer
the SECOND inning
St. Louis .2101 as 0 e-S-14-7
Cleveland - 0 0 / 90 0 e-S- e-S3
Bayne and Billings; CoveieslEik.
Faeth. Morton and 0sNeil.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
aH uIE HsI
a H 2uuEsM
NIGH N HlE Of 13 To 0

Il was al Cnny over On Williams
Aeld Saturday afsernoun. The sturdy
bunch Of boys that represent the red
and white easily trimmed SkowheGan
High in the initial football game of
tina season by tina score Of Is 10 O.
Playing in mia-season furn. Cnnv
SURPRISED followers by the rsmark-
able game dtnplared no early IN the
season. or course there are snms
rough sppfs yet To be iruned ouf but
SATURDAYS showing gives promise of
q fns rerurd by the elepen thus year
Cnny kept the hal in SkowheGan
taardtury the grsater part of the game.
the up-rTver lads making their dis
rAnce but twire. A shift and Delayed
pass with excellent interference
gained a lnt Of ground for Cuny, with
Dunnack carrying the ball most of
the time Ee was the bright particu-
lar star and consistent ground
gamer for the red and white
Cuny registered a touchdown in
each half, Dunnack carrying the hal
over both times. Ee failed to XIX
The first goal hut made good ON ttle
secnnd. The game was free from un-
usual roughness and he work of tn=
officials was excellent. Both teams
made several changes in the lineup.
Skowhegan High has a tus,-v
bunch and will be heard from rs the
season wears on. The up-rirer boys
showed lack ef team work AT times
ana there was considerable fllmhfing
The lineup:
rcNv SVnUErr-A -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
CUBS SHUT OUT
REDS IN LAST ONE

Cincinnati. Sept &-Chicago shut
ont the National Lezeue chzmpiu'ts
IA the closing game of tho BeaEm
here fralny. Alexander pitchnd bril-
hanfly. only one of the 6ads rnach-
ing sesuud base. and he Wns givsne
perfect support The Cufs srured IN
the third affer tseD we're out ON q
mass To aIasse. who sfnie sernnd ana
came hnn,s on Hoilnchmss sinEie ~
right. Their sscund run rzne in tn
sssffh ON q triple by Herzng ana
single by Mer1rie. The sr1En:
Chicago .-------ee'1 90 90 1 e-G1e
Cincinnati -----o eDpe asee esSf
Alexander and Klrsfer. E1rr sua
Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
BASEBALL DOPE 1T 4 GLANCE

w6fEHDAg'S am. REDuk&N
WnahlnEsun Z. Bnzfun 9k DHznze:
W&EntrEfnn 4. Hnuxun ! Cd 1mmHe.
View Turk 4. Fhiind1lpfia ! (lst
gzmess New Yark 9. philade;rhiR =:
CD camel.
Detroit :. Chicago 90 inuingsa.
CisvaiRnd Il, n. L.Duis &
SATURDAYS RESULTS
d. Lollis 8. ClevelRuG =
Detruft 10, ChicAsp a.
Washington & Bn1tun :.
TCcAN'S AMEH1cAM GAME0
New York AT Fhiladeiphih
fESI NAT. HE81lT9
Boston Il. Rroulxiyn 6
New York &. Philndeipi1iR O.
Cincinnati Z. EhicaEc 4.
81. Louis s. Pittgburg s.
SATURDAYS HES0lf8
View York 6, FhiiRdalphis tlst
samee; New Yurk Z, PhilRdelpitA :
Ia camel.
Chicago 2, Cincinnati I.
Pitrspurg 6, St. 1ouis J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
TIGERS TRIM
LEAGUE LEADERS

Chicago. Sept S-The AmeH7czn
League SEASON closed in Chicago To-
day with a 10 TO victory for Detroit
over he leaEue champions. Both
clubs went through tina motions of a
regular game. but the Chicago play-
ers took no chances, using the finEi
game as a workout before meeting
Cincinnati for the worlds champion
ship. Cicotte worked two innings
and then gave way to Wiiktn4hn.
Each club Init freeiy.
Detroit .----..1 0 zs4 0 0 5 Cd Z q,
Chicago - 011e1 Il ID u 3
Ayers. Love and Stanage; Cicutte.
Wilkinson and SchaIk. Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Score. Cony I8, Skuwhegan O.
Tonchdowns. Dunnack - Gaals from
touchdpwns. Dunnack- Umpire. Mar
tin. Referee MeTviii Linesman.
Lathe. Time. two 2D-minufe halves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Hervey Mcclellan, utility infielder,
played IN the western leRgne ana
came TO the Snx frum Oklahoma City.
He bats and throws right handed, n
Is years old. and weighs IS6 pounds.
Ee il feet. inches tall and Is piRy-
ing his FIRST year with the White
Sox. Mcclellan lives in Cyuthiana,
KY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

into professional hasahau in Cere'
land IN 1914.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

]. Erskine Mayer, pitcher, was OBJ
tanned few months ago via the
waiver route fIZn the Pirtsburs Ma
uonals, and Is playing his first year
with the Chicago White Sox. He is
a side arm" pitcher and is about 50
wears old. and weighs 15b pounds. He
is . feet, inches tall and bats and
throws riEf1t handed. Els hume is
in Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

George Weaver. third base, has a
reputation AZ daring player 'Bnck"
as he is Familiarity called by the play
ers and fans. plays his position with
a fighting spirit which lis a big asset
10 the club. Has pep" winch is there
II all contests, keeps The other play
ers On their toes. He was born A-ug.
1s. 1881 al Stowe. Pa, ami began
playing IN I91D at Northampton.
Mass Eight years ago he juine6 the
White Sex canning fr-um San Fran
CISCO. lie throws right handed but
shifts At bat, sometimes hitting right
handed and sometime left handed.
Weaver is exceptionally fast on the
bases, a clever runner and one Of the
most dangerous pinch hitters on the
club Ee IS 5 feet, LOG inches tall.
weighs LES pounds. is married and
lives in Chicago. For a time TINS
season Weaver played shnrtstop with
McMullin al third, but when Risberg
returned 10 the game, Buck" tuok up
the far corner position.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

ID q nArn wurlgHr. a wonderful GEN.
essal and Judge Of hatsmen ana plays.
and ms WORK in sfeadying pitchers
and 1nfieiders has earned hmm much
praise Schaik broke into baseball
as member of team ar Taylorviile,
Ill Later he joined the Milwaukee
American Association club, and from
tnere came 10 the major league as
member OF the white Sux eig,,r years
ago- Ee Was burn AT Harvey. H..
Aug. l., 1892. is married and lives az
Litc1feid, II. He IL ) feet. inches
tail and weighs IbB pounds He bats
and throws right handed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Alhagf Rcy MitclselI pifrhnr. wns
b0rn AHrti n, 1SEs. nna nemkam1 psD-
fssnianai hasaaail 90 ann Antnuio in.
IB0E- He was with Fns4h< WaExh In
1sas and wasile with Hunstuu ths fol-H
Lcnis AnzFtcans. vhnEs N raunsinad
until tho spring of IsiS. wfsn he weufs
~ VW1nn n - EnnnR 60
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Charles a "Swesie' R.sperg, short
STOP. has played q great eaine 4pr Chi
czsp since juining the team in 1Ml.
This is Rishergs third year in the ma
jor league He was obtained from the
Vernon. California clun Of the Pacific
Coast league where his first profess
sipnaI baseball was played IN 1s1e- He
is fest tall and weighs 10 pounds. and
for a hig man In a fast fielder and
speedy runner He pnszesses power
fui arm and 10 a dangerous man ar hat
Risherg wEs bnrn in san Franciscn.
Cal, Oct. is. 1ss4. 10 married and lives
in sam Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

CONY SKDwEEGAN
Harrington. BeaI. lie 49,. re. Stooiiy
WymRn. H Herrin. II e.. n, Philhrook
Hunnewell. Pierce lE .....--..
.-.--.---.----rg, CurTiHr, Costello
Brennan, Thomas, - c, McDonough
Arnold. Austin. re ..----. lg, Chase
Buckley, Knowles, n .......-...-.
-.-.-----.------lt,B Buker. Palmer
Harrington. Beal. re $780,. lie. Lewis
Duunack- 90 .--.----.-.,.-s-.. On, Ladh
Poor, q. EerIIn, lhp ... RIB. Coburn
Plummer, rt1b lhh. Jacobs, Lacasse
Newman, 81 ..-.-...-.-. fh, Palmer
Score Cony II EkuwheEan O
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Hemv xcuxxhf Grun, cnutnin sina
ta1irxl basnannn af tn NaxinnnI lsn1un
<humpinnsss wuH burn In Hnclzusfnrs
-. r. en sept. 1E IGsa and resides
in Cincinnati. He began playing ball
with oalikush, wia- in 1sns. and re-
Ezsnincd tlsrre for tiirrr years. He
suincd ssse Decnf.sr. III. club In Ieli.
nmt wzs suid In July uf TINT ynnT %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

the New Ynrk Nzrinnnls VIM rnrDsd
MN out - Buffaio whEre he PLAYED
fur the reEf Of thar snassn. In IHls
he WIS obtained by Joe Thinker, then
MHnsser of the Reds, in a trade Of
Grah. Ames and Devore fur Arthur
Frumme and he has bean with the
Aens ever Eanre. He played sucnnd
rur rwo wears and was then Eniftsd
% third base. where he has becume
sfs1r neider- He is rated one of the
ses'f II nat the best third baseman in
fhe business. This Eear he is cap
Ialn af the team and has oaen an
acle assistant 10 Manager Moran.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Harry Liesold 10 ane uf the shusfnsr
rlsver. In Baseball. and In an idsas
lead or man. He in fest. inches
tall and is called Little Nssnn. Hs
weighs LA pounds. Liennid was Oh
tained by the Chicago club frum tne
Cleveland cfuS FIVE years aEn, ana mas
besn in major league BASEBALL Tor seven
yanra He was born at Buflsr. lnd I.
Feb. Z. lsse and broke info prufessinnai
hanslsail at Miiwzukee IN lHu- He
throws right handed but hnts nfom sne
nr1f base side Of the plate. He 10 mar
r4od and LIVES IN Detroit.
DAward Murphy. outnelder. cznne %
Chicmgp 1--WE wears aeo from the Fniia' :
Sieluhia sAfhletics- Murphy has neen
used very little in the outfieid. his long
uuit haing in the ruie uf pinch hiffer-
MuTpty ''vzits cut rifc1zsr w1,en -
h9t, snd wh.n TIN haii cumss 0vsr fns
! plate he urnnfly htts q snfe. He Inns
hsen IN ths knnE1Mn Isngue eiga1f
raars- He sfxrfsd hin hasshun wurk In
l mn at Scranton. - He ID 8 Nesk, q
! inc1nes TIM and w1tshs II psm6s. He
- huan Oct. z III NJ Hnnusuk. u. Z.
Hs hsas left nnndsd Hnd thscws rln1nx
! hnndsd. and ID une of the fnntmnf aun
1 IN flns league On the hasns. Hs b Mnr-
! r4sd ana HIVES in Duumusn. HA
| Ray c. EcliAIk. cafrher, is nne nf
the musf important cngs in GaeAsnn's
machine Ha 10 I'm hz1t sfr1nE
cn&nhsr snA has piaysd ID aisnssf
sMy eame tl1j0 suaa1a- AasseaH
critics aeciare him - be tass ssat rs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Ayers. Love and SfAnage; c
Wilkinson and Schalk. Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Ehaladslpha Pi1sburg g. St. Louis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Jnian CaIlins. ourfieider, rs the veteran
Of the team. He has been in the ma5u-
lrsxues fur IN years ann always an =
nemher of the Chicago club. cntiins
1lss-s right az center field and aisD can
uixv q good game At the first corner.
..shunp' was horn at Chariesfcwn.
Ma.x. Dec. 4. IsSs and started at his
baseball career at Haverhfil. MASS. IN
1907. He rats ana throws right handed
He in feet. III inches tall. weighs no
pounds. is married and lives in Pitfs-
deid. MASS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Faeth. Morton and 0sNeill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

William n Ra-idfn. catcher, was
born Fen. 5. ISss at Bedford, Ind, and
hrnke into professional hasehaIl
twelre years aGn with The Canton.
Chin. Central league club. After
catching for three years thnre he was
sold in August, 1903, 10 the Boston
Nationals. where ne remained for
four YEARS when he jumped to the
Federal inague in 1alA, and played
with indianapolis anl~ Inter with
Newark. Affcr csar disbanding of tne
Federal league Rariden was boughl
by TIM New Turk Giants. where he
remained for the next three years,
catching ia the worlds series uf III.
AGAINST the White Sox. Last winter
the Reds obtained him in a trade for
Hal Chase. He is behind the piafs
when left handed pitchers are on t,1f
mound. Ee has been hitting hard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

William JHmes- the big pitcher,
tallest member On the club. recently
ottafued from the Boston Red Sox.
THROWS right handed. bur hats le1
handed. When Bill is right" he IN
a very Euod twirier- james started
his professional baseball career al
jackson. Mich. In Iple, aud 10 play
iug His fraf yeRr ON TIM ChirAgu
Club. although he hAs been in the
AmaGdran ieagne for several years. N
n member Of various ciubs. this be-
ing his sighth year In the ''hiE show
James WAS bnrn Mt Detruit, Micn.,
Jan. 20, IsEG. He in fset. 81 inches
tnli. wnixias no pounds. 10 single and
Iirn1 zt Ann Axhur. Afrn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

William Lawrence Kopf. shnItstor.
was born al Bris1n, Conn, IN 1893.
lie left FordhRm College in 1872 and
Joined Cleveland but was sent to To-
ledo. and the next year joined the
Philadelphia Athletics. playing sec
end hase with them in 1914 and 1919.
He was with Baltimore in 1915, COM
ing 70 Cincinnati the next year and
in 1913 played with Fore River ship
building team ana then went into the
army. Kopf has beer playing won
derfui ball all this season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-29
ROADS SAVE FOOD
Advantages of Hard Highways
Cited by Kansas Convention.
Association Votes Survey of
Building Material in State.

Fifty per cent of the perishable
foodstuffs which now go to waste on
Kansas farms could be saved by hard
surfaced roads which would enable
farmers to get them to market, accord
ing to resolutions adopted late Tues
day afternoon at the Kansas Good
Roads convention in Topeka. Dele
gates at the meetings also went on
record in favor of the following:
Hard surfaced roads connecting every
community in Kansas soon possible.
A constitutional amendment permitting
the state to participate in road building.
Placing of the surplus automobile fund
in the hands of the state highway commits
sion for good road purposes.
\ survey of road material in Kansas in
view of building roads at the lowest pos
sibie cost.
Every county in the state is also
urged to begin work on roads in a
manner which will bring forth gov
eminent aid
The convention, the largest of its
kind ever held in Kansas, adjourned
Tuesday night after the delegates
listened to an address at the city audi
torium by Governor Allen and Arthur
B. Hall, of the Illinois Good Roads
q SSOciatiOu