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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
EIGHT
WORKS IN RAIN

Red Top, Gem. June a-Caacn
I5aInes took the first Harvard eight
gu, tor q Eeur-miie rou down str"aIn
TODAY although d light rain was fali-
ing. No attempt Was made a.
time una. Fir the first TWO miles
the eight was paced by the second
varsity eight ana The last TWO
miles by the Frencnman e.gnt-
Coach Haines said he was satisfied
with tins first long row.
q. L Bachelor who hurt nie knee
playing baseball. was elected captain
of the second crew today. he viii
return q The beat on THURSDAY.
30rIa1d meantime taking has place.
Or Denny the physician for the
squad arrived TodAr-
The shell which has ben repaired.
was received from Boston tndRy.
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LOCAL SPORTING NOTES

On account Of rain YESTERDAY the
game scheduled between Edwards
and State House was postponed
The game TINS afternoon Will No be-
tween Crossert and Cushnpc.
The perturbation hel6 under the d.
recton Of Coach Thsmpsan In
which Ceny High athletes will COM
pete. promises 70 he a complete sue
cess There Is a good number Of en-
tines and as each man has 70 COM
pete N every event Il viii show vhe
10 really the best all round track
man. Il will also hiring OUT and
give the cnach some iden Of the ma
1erial with which ne viii have TO
work when ne starts building his
track team next season.
The Augusta Grammar school
leR-les season is nov drawing To a
close Smith Grammar is leading
IN the senior division while Webster
IS leading n me junior division.
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To Place Medals for
Pentath!on on Exhibition

The medals fer the penIatnion
that is ID be staged by the Cuny High
Park will ne placed on exhibition to
day II the window of c. F, Bilcdeau's
clothing store. The penta-hion Is an
event that al Interested n truck
should Witness. as il will prove 10 De
very interesting and exciting. The
medals that are gwen TO the men
finishing IN the FIRST Ten places are
very handsome indeed and the man
whc WINS one Of them vii, have Just
cause 20 ne proud.
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PALERMO

BRANCH MTLLS-M- and Mrs
Walter Bailey Of Woodfor6s We're
Monday ntcn. guests Of Nj and
Mrs. James Dlnsnore. They were
a!so calling on other relatives II the
place.
Z. :. kItCnin and FANNY -aotored
70 Thurnoike Sunday 70 call OF the
BOYS who boarded with them las.
winter
James Ciasmo-e and family and
Mrs. Wallace Wor-h-ns attended the
memorial services d: Liberty last
Sunday
The reception gwen che returned
soldiers II town III the Grange hall
May Is. was a pleasant event Most
excellent mUslc was furnished BY
Orews orchestra Va.sr--.ie. and all
VINO enjoyed dancing surely nad The
opportunity. The helmet was ex-
1inilaa and also the Gas mash and
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PUkER. GARNET
TRACK CAPTAIN

Lewis M. June H-R3Chard :. Bu-
ker = IF Hampton. y II. mas been
elected captain IT the Eares track
.aa-r Tor $40 Although only a
sophomore Buker was chosen from
rs brit her and Elce - vino won Inc
pole vaQl. d; me STATE NEE ny MS
nard and persistent training anG
showing al orono where ne ran d
close SECOND 10 Cleavas me SowdoIr
runner Il the half mile. Coach Peer
SAYS -nat re nas rreai possibilities
as d middle distance man and since
ms was MS first experience n cei-
lege competition rapid develop
nent is locked for.
His WIZ brother was also polR.
winner with sacnnd n the mile
He and Rice viii tn-,n the nucleus of
The Letter men WIN Gregory. AGAIN
and Lawrence lost fv grad atom.
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SPORTING NOTES

Few people = Maine know ina. the
University II Name during It's e.
-e.7- II athletics -as had some Of
ne creates, --ack coaches N the
COUNTRY y "na-ce - their track
tsarns, The Ma JorlrT Of them getting
ne1, star al .1e p-eno college They
include Jach Maahlev me father OF
rack I. ~or-1e.-. Johnny MACK. the
vel know1 Ta!e coach Tommy
Aeene Of Syracuse and Sleeve Far
rel Of Mlcn gan. and Ar Smith Of
Name They are sure the TX hose
Nho." men Of the track game n
the country -oGay-Portland Ex-
press.
Frank 4. Pa" French, the for
mer University Of Maine star ath-
le1e VINO has been coaching the
[ University Of Maine track tenn this
spring. mas signed d contrac. with
me Portland Club Of the New Eng
land League ands arrived IN Port
land yesterday 70 JOIN the club.
French wired Manager Wagner last
evening for orders I'd report either
when the teams arrived a. home or
On the road TINS week Besides be-
ing a football and track star French
Is also a good call player Fer three
months he was with the Philane.-
pnia Club Of the American League
Ind piayed several games for Con-
ME Mack IN the ourfieid. Prior TO
that he played rwo years al first
base for the University Of Maine.
Pa, ls one Of rne fastest men suing
down TO first In the country and ne
Is a good hitter batting from both
sides Of the plate French signed a
contract a couple Of weeks arc be-
ing recommended "a Manager Wag-
aer ny Menie Cross the Maine cpacs.
He is N good condition and READY
20 Jump right il. having been piap-
ing ball considerable ar Maine this
spring n connection with his coach
ing lrack.-Pertland Express.
Word comes from the University
Of Maine that Monte Cross. fer the
past four years baseball coach at
the University. viii be honcred at
a meeting OF the Athletic Council
of the college Wednesday evening
pom motion Of the Maine M" CLUB
an organization composed of the attn
ietic letter nen Of the college. Cross
VINO mas so successfully handled the
Bali Clubs since coming 10 Maine
E-in be awarded letter on his
sweater, by the athletic Council.
This IL the first time in the history
Of University oil Maine and the frs,
time Tor "A number of vears that a
coiis-ye coach IT Maine has thus t,ceu
nenered. Cross is a former big
Lacquer, playing with the PhiladeI-
piia Athletics for wears and mas
een very popular II Matne.-Pur,-
.anG Express.
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pu. on by some Of The boys 70 show
now quickly il could be done. and
also how they looked On the bcwE
Ice cream and caHe ware served anc
Il was Late hour when they broke
Up anc left for their homes.
The drama The American Flag.
which wRs presented here Mondav
evening May 20. by the Albion YOUNG
people. was well attended although
The weather anc travelling were not
very favorable. The play WIS finely
acted anc a. LOOK their parts ex-
cepuonalv well II was pronounced
hv AZ a grand SUCCESS
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piano solo, Charlotte Lane: ESSAY
Phases CT Reo Cross Work" f-,-,a
Gordon, recitation. The Language
If the Flag" Sumner Halves reel
aa.ion, "Eoung Fellow-My Lac, I"
Merle Curtis. essay. "Anecdote ri
Lincoln" Gladys Elvin. essay. Ny
Country" Marguerite Evans: viQlin
solo Franklin Sl-out. music. Gram
mar School Quartet essay, ''Birds OF
Maine Ralph Thompson; essay
joys Of Country Life" ERIC Elwtn,
essay, Progress and Invention. ;"
Sylvia Dudley; essay, Description
Of Lake" Dorothy Fuller: prophery
0r.0 fogc and Wilma Roberts: -uu-
SIX, presentation Of diplomas, SGpT
r G. Cakes; oenediction. John Al
Williams,
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WAYNE

Mr. ana Mrs George z, Mc,Anister
ana Ar. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor Of
New Fan 9shIrs were guests % Nj.
ana N''s. Arthur Edwards recently
Roland Wal,.nE- ORD. Nahum Hu-
and D.. : = Chenery arg driving
new AZ orrluriles.
M. and Mrs. Lotion Jennings Of
Boston nave been VISITING Mr., and
Mrs T g Jennings
The Norm WAYNE Tool Company
is saving rs lumber INTO bcx
boards.
0mer Drinkwine mas moved 70
L.Iver-nore FAILS.
Eohe-. Wing went % Richmond.
Va, last week II visit MS sister
Ne--le
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FAYETTE

The X omen Farm SursRG meeting
g; ne hnrne Of Ms. Z :. Gcrden was
wei attended Two lessons in nome
nursing were gwen pv MISS Helen ~
man and Ms Nahum Tue The next
meeting vii ne neid IN July anc a. tina:
-.r-ls TWO more iessnns Will ne gwen.
Starting Grange will hold an aN-dRr
session Tune Il
Maynard Seve-spn lnsf some hens
@-orn heR; prostration during the hot
swell las, week
Mr. and Mrs Fred Kent are receiv1ne
cnnE-R-uiannns on The birth a q son
NJ and MS Woods we're ~esk-ena
visitors az Mrs Z. s. Gurdep's.
Il IS reported Ms. Carrie Fh1hriex
Is better
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CALENDAR Of SPORTING EVENTS

S-Easebaf- y Sau1
League, ~ Q n
ts-essseais ~ Nsi 4 isusH
June 16-oueken 1urnsy Thum Bowling Aosasmy hs~
June 1s-Sassbah: cony Hsh =
June 2 70 July s-irteraiisd n Franco
July A-Racsa Csienras,pn
July Achsmpinnshe jeas Wrsra
os~ssey. rseao O.
Aeisk a.
auseria Artistic ind.
atien,o Par<Ro
S-coH: nte-n.fonai ronrna At anilo
Track: A. A. ch.meionsnp Franklin
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CARDS. MAKE IT
FOUR STRAIGHT
FROM PHILLIES

fpur st-a.En1 rom Philadelphia oy WI
ming taoEy u !. L'oak was MT f-ee-
X huT received excellent supper me
game being rerieJe win Spectacular
plars a Dack running one-hane eaten
by AeA1ncpie winch rohped Bard n
ome rim, fea.ured, The score
PhiladeipHiH o . a @ o q IL a.
= Leuls .0 9 3 f x-S-ln-o
Tacons. penoergasi and Adams I'os X
and C.ewens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10

Til-ee base hits. N.semar =, c
Murphy. Tw@ base nIls Burke,
HilGreth. Stolen bases, Wise-nan
Marnealy. Struck GUY. by isanan
&, ~ Perry =. Double plays. Perry
10 McMQ,len- Mannealy to G,orrand-
Meores Ease on Dal.s. by w.sernsn
:. ny Perry :. Sacrifice his, G
Murpnv. mpIre. Tickarc; Time
n
@Noone OF. when winning run vas
scored.
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HIGH
TRIMS GARDINER
BY SCORE 6-5

Lewiston. June e(Speciale-In a
good GAGE of baseball this afternoon
Lewiston High trimmed Gardiner
High by score Of 70 d. The game
went nut seven innings owing TO
rain The Spindle City lads won II
the seventh, a single by Fairhanks
an error and a cr1pie by Capt. i.
Aurpn5 winning the game The
SUMMARY,
LEWISTON
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BRAVES LOSE
ON MISCuES BY
RABBIT, SCOTT

Chicago, June a.-Scott and Ma
ran~iile were Responsible for Chica-
- winning the fnAi game Of the Sc
ries from Boston today to IA the
18th inning Ma-anviIie tumpied
MaEn's greunder ana MerKel follow
ed with d single. Paskert lalc down
ount which Scott took and threw
wild II first, permitting Mann 70
scnre the winning run. Score:
BOTTOM
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ATHLETICS TRIM
INDIANS 3 TOT

Philadelphia, June s-Selbeis out-
pitched En1inEnn ana Philadelphia
aefea1ed Cleveland today 8 &c :. The
Atnlerlcs earned ali Lneir runs. well
placed hunts contributing II the
scoring Score:
Cleveland o @ 0 0 0 1---6-1
phlla .....1 0 0 0 0 x-3-9-1
Enzrnann and o'NeiIl, Seibolc and
Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10

81; George n Gordon. wannamoi-
Homestead. Sc; Alex r -Inolm.
PorrlEn6, Me. s.; Donald Vlntan,
Plymouth. SIS: Tom Jones Fail River,
81, Dan Gnss. OuId Newburv. So, J
&. Eyian, (arlaceur, Eesper, so: Fob
err Wilson, Wannarnoise,.e. g., p 8.
Murphy. Salem. 81.
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40 Lasters Strike
At Marlboro. Mass.

Marlboro, Mass, June a-For-y
luslers VIII her working kits walk
- our Of the John A FRYE Shoe
Company today because Their de-
rnRnos lar 20 per cen. increase
We're denied. They claim they are
being pald s. case 81 4S pairs. ana
they demand $50 a case
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SE,ffYHN.
~-Ear1ea for penaree n I'll.
BOSTON .. q 0 o. 0 o : q q 0-oo-s-s
Chicago o q f 0 e 30 o U.s.:
Two base hiT-RigserI -hree-sase
hl1-Plck. Sacrifice hIt-Bia X burne.
Pick, Scot, Paskere. Sacr,ace fly
"A iison, Double aiays-MaranT!lie
Ee-ZoC and Eoike Pick and Me- 4 be
Left or hases-BosIon s, Chicago s
BaSes On bGllS-off Vaughn J; Scot
.. FI-s--0r Demaree II 6 innings
off Scott none a,- in 71rh
inning S--,lck our-nv T,eUclee
Vaughn =. Losing rilcner Scot
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ZANE DING
,CHENE FOR
-7r\G WORLD
"a PROFITS?

Inn. The method OF ci-
p,1vers share If the
| 80. n-7r,s unooubredly will
a-s.r according 70 a
o-nslnent San Johnson
n.r,ra- Leasue. he sac
~, woalc Il. Considered at
.a. Ta-I0na- COMMISSION
.nr.nna- Thursday
,orer... w-.a President Jo'sn
-. Na-lonal League 4
r - .u~ason SAID i was
.A.Ee was desirable.
ar aa- ne new plans
gaaia 4law ne first r~o
an eag1e N share IN the
|. 7za.iaen, Johnson wen' 10
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

St Paul 3, Louisville l.
Milwaukee .. Toledo !
Minneapolis g. Columbus IL
innings.
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REDS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF SERIES

Cincinnati. June a.-CInclnnaI! made .
clean sweep OF me series with Brooklyn
ny winning Their fourth st-aiEnI game
here Today, 10 :. Rain mace nome
run IN me first inning ana me ioeR!s
were never headed.
Ma-ruard WAS badly injured n me
firth inning wnen ne stumbled ever se--
ono hase after making two-nase MT
He ell heavily TO the ground ana Ma
70 ne carr1ed off the field HIS leg WAS
broken anu ne will ne on: Of me game
fnr sepera, weeks. II not <or The entire
season. The score
Brooklyn q 0 ! 4 @ 80 ~
Cincinnati j 3 q x---l22-t
Ma-ruarn, Cheney Mitchell! and d
Wheat SaIlee and Rariden
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AofFNR OF PHlhoNT CLUB, Pall-
PA. SHOOTS FINE z over 1872
STARTERS NAT. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Newton. Mass.. June a.-Charies =.
Hofner Of the Pnlmnni Club. Fhila-
delpniR- snoI fne :. over -he Brne
Burn Country club golf course To-Day
and Leo a field If -. starters IN the arsr
Is hoies of playing II International open
golf champions The card mes me
course record. winch was held nv Tom
AcNAmarR. A stroke behind EoGner
were Louis Teller Of Erae Burn. and
George =. Bovden Of Common wealth
Mike Brady Of Oakley was in fourth
position with a. and Francis C.u;mer
he-h with 7G Charles Chick Exams.
.'r, me present champion, t-aled
OUimeT by one stroke Nearly ali OF the
other 1arortss returned low scores.
Anfne. s-aspeo the lead Nv pIav,ne
me last SIX holes in the -emarka bly,
low figures % :. g. :. 4 g. 8 His &c
srrnhe was d varc pun after ne ma
played a long brassle % the green.
i7oftne- Is =. wears OF age ana pegan u
Play professional gplt d. ATLANTIC Ctr.
where ne was assistant 20 john : Nc
-'ernot.
Francis Gunner drew the la-ges, ga
lerv Except t0r Two EnoIs out of
bounds and -aree puts NJ me home
green, Ne -la~eo oertac: snIt
a dr:zzie tell -odav and the bRus nad
M roll.
The hes' cards and totals scored by
those VINO made r. nr ne-re- follow
Charles Il. Eofner. Phl,no-- c,7,t SIR
OUT IN TIL
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nasnrille-New Orleans, rain.
Memphis A tlHnIa. rain
birmingham :: Lirfie ROCK =
Mobile :. Cha ttanO0ga s.
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BASEBALL DOPE At 4 GLANCE

YE3TERoAx'S AN. RESULTS
Philadelphia 3. Cleveland :.
Defru1f-BoEtun. postponed
C6lcaSo-New York, postponed.
TooAy'S AMERICAN GAMES
Chicago a. Boston.
Detroit Al New York
81. Louis al Philadelphia
Cleveland at " RshingtOn
YESTERDAYS NAT. aESulrD
Chicago &. Dnstun 2 &. inninge,.
St Louis 8. Philadelphia !.
cincinnati I, BROOKLYN /.
New York-PitIsburE, postponed
Z TCoAY'S NATIONAL GAMES
Boston ii St LOUIS.
New York al Cincinnati
Philadelphia al Chicago.
BROOKLYN al Pir-spurg
YESTERDAYS NJ. E. RESULTS
All games postponed
TOpAx'S NJ. e. GAMES
Portland At lawrence
lewiston At FitchhurE
ERvernifl z: Lowell.
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo s Rocnes.er s.
Toronto 3 BInCnamt0n ..
Baltimore =. Eeading 0.
NewGk-Je-sey CRY, ram.
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Vents Hill
NJ. me s-Kon1 s Eli
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Alex Ross Detroit -. IN Barnes.
Sunset + =. Tom Mui--ev
Hackkensack n OHIO Haokuarln.
Cincinnati. =. Pa j Dove. Dea.. :
Walter Hagen. Oakland Hills. *:
knnerf FrAnca, .lrk. Is. Freq Ne
Leoc, Columbia. -S JOCK Hutchinson
Glen View, 3 James West. Eacka-
wa Hunt. 3 A!ex Cunningham,
Wheeling. n Harry Hampton. q. ~
q Nirg,nlr. n Jesse Gu5lsord.
X ooGlanG, %: r. G. Laserblade.
Youngstown. - Max Gerard T7yde
Park. p. John ~cwar. Stackor1dEe.
y; .5ohn Anderson. Siuanav. 50:
Tom McNamara 50 Tom henr-,ra-
81. " Y. aoa~e -edescn. 81. W
9. Sherwood. Mound Builders. 50. J.
Douglas Edgar, Druid Hills. 20:
Ser Nlcaoi.. Belmont Spring 80.
Jorn Black. Tlaremnn-. 50
ANN.
Among me n-ae~ scores Wee ne
following 7 2 Wahan. ESSEX. e;
Ma campbell Essex. 8. Sc0r.v
Rnisr-. olehr 81: Hugh Gordon.
Rrndn Island * J p Svives1 ar. =
Aihans ~ a 2. ESP naZa. san
lose. Ca. : F-ark Gilmore. Angus
Ia Ne n Tom Dean. Mar~.rnac
Valley - Alex Pierre No,-n Shore.
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Uhsat. SRllae and Rariden-
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CHICAGO.

Nome OF; when winning run
scered
a.-Eu+-as 4or, n.,r,-,, ~
The evening world., 1919-02-12

FIGHT SETTLEMENT
OF SILK STRIKE
Federal Board Decision on
Weeks Working Hour Basis
May Be Given Tomorrow.

At meeting held this morning at
Institute Hall in Paterson the l. w,
w. and w l. l. U. radicals, who req
resent a small section of silk workers,
decided to hold out for forty-four
hours a week Adolph Lcssig, one Cf
the speakers. condemned the United
Textile Workers for yielding to the
forty-scvcn hour week.
The decision of the National War
Labor Board is expected tomorrow.
1t is believed it will favor the forty
seven hour week on which the manu-
facturers and the conservative work
ers have agreed, but it is thought
that a temporary arrangement vi!
be made for a forty hour week pend
ing fuller consideration OF the situl-
ton.
The strike OF carpenters and build
ers, which was called on Jobs Of tho
Building Trades Employers Associa-
The strikers have agreed to return tc
work tomorrow under a truce be-
tween the building trades and the
contractors OF the association. Tho
question Of a dollar a day increase
for New York carpenters Will be
The evening world., 1919-02-12
U.S.. WASTE EQUALS COST
Of WAR, SAYS PENROSE
Speaking on Revenue Bill, Senator
Attacks Rail Administration
and Other AGENCIES.

WASHINGTON. Feb l2.--Govern-
nent administration cc the railroads and
o,hcr Government activities during the
var caused a dead loss to the American
rcople OF sum equalling the wars cost.
senator Ponrose declared to the senate
,o-day.
In sltirlcal speech on the revenue
bill conference report. Penrose. slated
20 be the next Chairman Of the Finance
Committee. &C csused the Democrats OF
wild extravagance with public money.
He denounced irresponsible projects"
coming from both sides Of the capitol.
to take money out of the Treasury, and
produced bills showing such projects
would cost $4,000. 900. 900 II all now
/ pending we're approved.
/ lie scored the Railroad AdmIuistra.
/ ton, declaring the Russian Bolsheviki
could have run the lines better than
McAdoo.
The evening world., 1919-02-12
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hair and lots of it--no dandruff no
itching scalp and no mQre falling
hair--you must use knoINon's Dan
derine. II eventually-whyn not now
-Advt
The evening world., 1919-02-12

by law for fling the return March
l5), the second instalment shall be
paid on the 18th day OF the third
month June 15), the third instalment
shall be paid on the 18th day of the
sixth month (Sept. l5l and the fourth
instalment on the 18th day of the
ninth month (Dec. l5), after the time
fixed by law for filing the return"
THE law further provides that
where an extension Of time for filing
a return Is granted, the time for pay
ment of the first instalment shall be
postponed until the date OF the cN-
piration OF the period OF the extern
sion, but the time for the payment OK
the other instruments shall not be
postponed unless the Commissioners
so provides In granting the extension.
When for any reason the date for the
payment Of the tax Is postponed the
instalment postponed shall bear in
terest at the rate of one-half oil l
per cent. until paid.
The tax may at the option OF the
taxpayer be paid in a single payment
instead OF by instaluients. and the
Treasury Department much prefers
that the small taxpayers make 1t In
one payment where possible to avoid
necessity OF expensive bookkeeping.
No applications for instalment priv
ileges are necessary, but whore extern
slons are desired II is required that
an application be fled
The time for filing reports OF income
at the source probably will be extend
ed by Internal Revenue Commission
er Roper for thirty days or more be-
yond March is. when they ordinarily
would be due. IL was said to-day
The evening world., 1919-02-12
STRIKE ON ELECTION DAY.
Chicago Labor Party Calls Union
workers to Polls.

CHICAGO. Feb. IA call for a one
day general strike OF union labor In
Chicago on April /. the date OF the
municipal election. was issued to-day by
Morton /. Johnson. Executive Secretary
in charge OF the Labor Party's head
quarters. This is the first time a union
party leader has appeared in a Chicago
contest John Fitzpatrick is its candi-
date for Mayor.
Tho election day strike tho Secre-
tary's statement declared. is not alone
TO enable the union workers to vote
but to give them an opportunity to spend
the day at the polls working in the
Interest OF labor nominees