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Evening star., 1925-06-19
HELP-MALE.

InVERTISTNG MAN Must know ype,
layout he prolific productive writer ore.'
mail and newspaper copy man: splendiS ke pp
Hrst Ietter comnlete stating salary expecten
All replies confidential. Address Box leo-n'
office
Evening star., 1925-06-19

AiJTO MECHANIC. first class. experience
on Nash preferred. See Mr.. "alIns'
T. Son f4n3 /, st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

steady work for men with real ability ana aTH
EXPERIENCE Others need not Apply, MI
Conrad Hill & Tibbtts. 3O1 4 4th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

AUTO MECHANIC-Open shop; must nave
own tools Dicks Garage. VA 4tn 81 n. ~"
Evening star., 1925-06-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
{rnntInuaH

SODA FOUNTAIN; eonfessionsTy; 1929 ;s.,v., wis.
rate and make offer, Cali 7 to II pm.
toria, Market. corner I4th and W SIS. The
made ' money % Il for the the pas. SO years. 80. -
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN firm of cert-
ned public accountants and lawyers estao-
ana NV EorR city Mh ss GeS epenns M 5uy
for two well connected junior partners imam
elally able to gradually acquire r, Gontroihbg bg
part cash part annual surplus earnings
plan. Address in strict confidence BOX III
B. Star Office.
CHIRoPRACTOR' OFFICE. good location.
central ofice building Address Box l6s-B'
Star ONCE. II
BUILDERS = Electric range, brand newF;
sell for 500 cash. North 3e4s
HOUSE FURNISHINGS BUSINESS with the
property for sale very cheap a good chance
for a hustler. Apply 426 Sth st. Sc. 20'
BEST RETAIL BUSINESS corner. Alex, Va.
store; priced reasonable for quick sale;
$4,000 cash necessary II gon cant a,s 1anGe Waod,
ward Bldg Main 36sa.
TEA ROOM FOR SALE.
business: % SiSh-eisss n patrons O-'
CHAS. H. STEFFEY, INC,
Baltimore. Nd.
A GROCERY STORE
doing about $500 week business: busy sec
ton: rent only s35 month with one living
room: lease; good stock and fixtures: nice
living for man and wife will stay and teach
business: must sell account of sickness
See Mr.. COULTER. 124 G ST. NV. Tel.
Franklin 10l9O.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP. centrally To-
Gated between Pension ONCE and Union Sta:
fully equipped: cheap rent: lease: excellent
bargain. Terms If desired or will consider
trading for End trust note. investment or
colored houses. Act quick TO secure this.
\. +. RYON CO., INC.
Main 45e7. 1923 St
AUTO Accessories AND GASOLINE STA
tion; opportunity for right man. Rent only
S25. Price. S4.25O.
Rooming house near Pension Park. l5
rooms. baths: low rent. Price, $3.50.
DellcatesseD. conf, soft drinks. dong a
large business: low rent. Price. 81 900.
Inspect and you will buy.
Boarding house. % rooms, 3 baths; best
downtown location. Price. s3 900.
Our sales ran into thousands of dollars
this week, including q large hotel. List
your place now and save time. We do a
real brokerage business.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Q2p n. Y. Ave
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BOY for automobile stock room pernanei'
posluOn. AuoIeos poN -'' - ~
Evening star., 1925-06-19

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
JANITOR and wife. reliable. for service in
apartment house. West sos.
MAN OR WOMAN colored wanted for work
in pants. factory. Max Hoffman. Brent.
SALES WORK-Colored-Can make $40
weekly: men, women. students. 1916 7th
- Seom s. q - LIAM
Evening star., 1925-06-19

AUTO MECHANIC. first class nest 10.
IrTOMOBIIF SALESMAN, experienced ::
PRODUCERS wanted to sell quality produGt,sh
+ and cylinder; salary OF SluoS per III nion, We
ferred: automobile experience not neSessSIy @ saI,
Only men with highest references heeo appis
A6dress RoN GA. Star Ofhce-
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CLEVELAND 5-PASs. SEDAN = --latest
model slightly used: been driven 5000
miles by owner; bumpers front and rear
the unpaid notes. S6s6, - months 70 pay
for 1t. Trade your car In. Pecks Garage.
2l2l I4th ST. NV. Open all night 19'
Evening star., 1925-06-19

DR.. II. A. LoCKE's
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL
Dogs clipped by experts
3l21 l4th ST. NV COL 574 and 3Io7
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BUICK SEDAN. model 2447. run 1000
miles. This car ls splendid condition.
Franklin Motor Car Co. 1914 81. Nam
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COLE AERO. s. 7-pass. touring: early 1925
series: upholstered in blue Spanish leather:
hvs full size balloon tires; burners tront
lighter S-day Waltham clock rear-view ulT-
roT, motometer and snuhbers- price night
for quick turnover. Washing gton- Virginia
Mntnrs Isis l4fh ST n
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WANTED-SALESNEN.

MEN fthreeI S45 weekly il oualified. 1880
N ST NV. Room "A. 8 TO IL am.
WANTED--A live-Wire salesman now calling
on builders and architects with building spe-
clalties. to sell our line of porcelain enan-
on strictly commission basis. Territory. Dis
trict of Columbia. American Enameled Prod
Evening star., 1925-06-19
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
cushions. Apt. 7o3. The Jefferson. 1900
BABY CARRIAGE. cartoy, reversible. Col
BABY, CRIR and mattress, white enamel;
also drop-side folding couch and mattress
Bohn syphon refrigerator. Phone Cleveland
BATHROOM oUTFITs-AIi new ana Euaran-
$50 posha. ss Of all spe
@ oua q $3.50 np SstF Sss and
Gsed new hoi'air furnace. purchased from
SooRs %Sb s stsRBo,h .alvased and new
new doors. stock sizes. So and up: sash new
s,1lfsts WTNbnW ess sach seTssn. tos each
EuMsER@salSssed i;S sEf sa from 45 our many wreck
m purcSass Of new 0fsnnes umberM2aa axs sns
axs; exs; .sheathinF. foorinE, siding and
h e.n s.v. As1 zo1 6oney nSn new and
EooFING.Capitol roofing. manpisctused by
sp1 cG msna n1s saens 2FS 81 a5s
c .ia .rfas, sP Soe Ta6nr As9 rsd and
also snGut g 6ss shnss nos.G
fotNBxrf6N T 8 Rss Is = TO Roor-we sell at rock
a complete house at both our yards; beams.
brick. corrugated iron and complete garage
material; electric fixtures and Certain-teed
The aeca1SsEh Pai9t PaousE wREcK1Se CO.
Mann Gs%7 oe M' s,s s'h ana spe FL
S5SrFP SS Ss sttLpEEs RsATzzSfSS HISE
EscHPkaER EEsTcAPSSHEP ooTP.S9 THE S9oD WILL OF THE
3s1 RsR frame. 'DiPfs ifs P2Fss 7 an Ts Tss
BEDROOM SUITE. senuine mahosany. Ad.
ans All. 2572 University pl. NV.
sSSs % .e Ts' s.S :s sa,; ;!ss s''': 1855
BOOK OF KNowLEpGE. $50; 3-piece parlor
gse bed s2o ,sbfs
sns easaf s6s ea en.s2e :eIne col fo s1s .n
PessrHn .Ge Seok ssss ess ssushs AL kinds
:ssh. xsiieosrd. csrtstn.teed roofing. Du.
2ss eo:
Sss s:, 500 TsR so sisf hf
built: ruaranteed: easy monthly payments
no interest. Phone Main 1877. The Ma
tional Cash Resister Co.
gTiesa ieT Immediate sale. r. Z. Milor Co.
eaFsoSIaES e1a1e e aoF 1855 5sSS as new 1852 Bi'
S:sd. S ie SO sropiesl sps se4:.sds, &
Palm Beach Big selection. Make fine
working suits. Jusths Old Stand. $40 d
good condition. SIS: Adams II45 aI'le9e =. "
DIAAMoNp TIE Pm. .olitaIrs; ge-Whit.
sS DSS. Aa1s.. Box Saxs isas tsI s,ar 7e ss fse'
is.vSs nt e,s and 7Sl sSSs% sssSss :u!::
See I.nlse9. s7oi is.s 9ssa 8. on'n' ie
DR.. DaAFTsMANs ,Ss1 S., DRAWINS aa
o5s soes shop. na ess s0a ST. SniH NV sz' eAfiman'
ELECTRIC RANGESBrand new: ovens;
ca.S saise eSaTs Soqss ss1s ssls will sacrifice 500
ELECTRIC LIGHT and power plants. new
ENGINE-l u hip. Fairbanks Morse: 3oo-sal
s, s1E saH cSurpsh pahmS attractive price
FAS III dan ts5s GsnsEal Electric qirss, susrens
EE!KEkiEss cookIR. TReTmaiiss .s:y.l
ONCE.
lsnder sIh % 5ed. cot tables, etc. Call after. 8.
FURNITURE-Master brass bed. complete
0x12 Administer rug. baby stroller. 3-burner
gas plate nursery refrigerator. chest of
| URNITURE-MahoEany china cupboard.
table. extra leaves in case: sideboard.
chairs. other pieces. Phone West 630.J
FURNITURE-Get our cash price before
buying your furniture. Our location saves
| you money. Sanderson. .Schacffer Co.. 644
Fu&NITURE-Envelop Englander cot cost
| $50. practically new, S12: beautiful solid
mshogany antique high-back chair. $40
SIS: medicine cabinet. So: modern 1-roonn
| and bath apt, S36 . month; Apt. 80: 1877
Evening star., 1925-06-19
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

ONE THREE-CIRCUIT DETECToR n cabi-
nei. Nlo; one three-circuit detector and .
stage ampliter on panel complete with 3
cunningham tubes. 100-ampere-nour storage
- battery. 9o-vot battery and table
EoURTUBE. ROBERTS" RADIO for less
man man price OF parts: selectiye DIX set. sim
PIE IN control: clarity and volume of re-
Csptlon feature. Address Box 165-B. Star
Evening star., 1925-06-19

MAN, colored, to wash cars and
help around gasoline filing sta
ton. Apply 1928 Georgia ave,
Saturday at ! am, ready for
work,
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CADILLAC V-G3 SEVEN PASSENGER 81
dan balloon tires. 4-wheel brakes. = bumpers.
wonderful appearance. splendid condition
very low price: your car part payment
easy terms Mr.. Hines. 1I34 Conn. ave
Main 20sn. Potomac 1858 after g.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

demonstrator: driven . 100 miles: IN perfect
condition: 20'o off for quick sale. Call
Adams 34A2
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BUICK MASTER &. 7-passenger sedan
driven less than 900 miles, equipped with
spare tire. mirror, motometer, automatir
window wiper. bumpers front and rear; stJ''
within Buick guarantee: cost over 50 zoo
offer wanted. Address Box 422-A. Star
Evening star., 1925-06-19

ELEVATOR OPERATOR
white, experienced, between 20
and u years Of age; good SAL
ary; good hours. Apply Mr..
Elgin, starter, Evening Star
Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-06-19
DOGS. PETS ETC

BOARD YOUR BIRD with us this Summer,
5Saa Nam 4702 for rates. ATHERTOS' 5.
PUPPIES-Twn thoronChhrfd Rostnn te-.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BUICK COUPE, 1925: four passenger. newly
painted. good mecha hanlcal condition. excel
lent tires: bargain 81 200: terms. Marmon
l0oS
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CHEVROLET COACH demonstrator 1875
terms. Phone Main $50. Mr.. Kitchen.
CHRYsLER PHAETON. new balloon tire~.
many extras low price terms or trade
Morgan 1925 Conn ave
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
lCanfinuAd l

CARPENTER BUILDER. REMoDELiNG
porches built and screened: French doors
hung; floors laid, fencing. etc. Main 62i5.
Evening star., 1925-06-19
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

AERIALS ERECTED. sets installed and re-
paired by experts: all work guaranteed: esti-
s.SiWeu free.--Kennsdy's g. ~AdannS- -.296v-
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CADILLAC 5-PASSENGER SPORT TOUR
ing. latest model; 4Wheei brakes. fully
equipped and IN perfect condition run only
l 900 miles Price. $3.50. Terms Or
trade. 2007 18th NV 1as
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SALESLADIES, experienced F.;
must have best of ref; high
salaries paid. Maison Maurice,
18th and G NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924 S275. Term.
Franklin $50 or 1926 goth st.
CHEVROLET TOURING CAR. 1923; first
class condition: $500. Terms. Franklin
$50 or 1926 20th st
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BARBFRS-White, experienced in sndnsie
hohbing Bordens 723 11th NV. 10
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BARBER good. 10 WorK VEsIINss I'd.
town Apply Box g. Bowie. I'D: ~
BoYs-I0 1--we wire public school boys VII
make good vacation money. CAL al Avs aoiS
Georgia ave- Sunday a m. Columoia ~ nn.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CHALMERS TOURING. 1022-A sporty ca
with disc wheels two bumpers. extra tire
and windshield cleaner certainly makes II a
good buy al the price of Sl50 down and
balance like car fare. 1888 l4th 81. u
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBHEs

ANDERSON 1924 COACH-Been driven nv
owner 10000 miles: looks like new: lots OF
extras; guaranteed. Pecks. 2121 l4th. l9'
BUICK. 1923; 6-cylnder. 5-passenger tour
ing. very little used by careful driver. Will
sell on terms make liberal reduction for
cash. 312 Indiana ave NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BUICK TOURING 19@3-Thls is ''regula-
Buick and well worth the money. with the
front bumper and extra tires. upholsterr
top and car In excellent condition. Ger
tainly has right price at Sl97 down and
balance easy. 1885 l4th st NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

! CLEVELAND SEDAN run but 5000
miles and in excellent condition: used by
careful owner for city work only: reasonable
| price and convenient terms. Packard l1o7
KaIorau1a I'd
Evening star., 1925-06-19

INSURANCE CLERK-Expe-
enced preferred, but not essen
tial. Apply Friday after 5 pm.
Young & Simon, 341-34o Wood
ward Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

DODGE TOURING, 1928 motor If in per
feet condition: paint. upholsterinE. tires
good: am pricing this Al a very low price
See Mr.. Someryille. 1929 Conn. ave. Main
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BABY BUGGY. wicker; child's bed on
wheels. with mattress: wicker chairs. with
9th st. 2Os
BABY CARRIAGE. Cartoy, reversible. Col.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BUICK COUPE. 2-pass.. 1923. 4-cyl.. Duco
tion and wonderful value IN Buick" " and
the price" S21l down and the balance IN
easy monthly payments: Is ready foE deiiy
cry 1885 l4th ST NV
Evening star., 1925-06-19

KITTENS. pedigreed Persians: housebroker
service. West 1882 725 22nd ST
Evening star., 1925-06-19

| IWAITRESSES-Several expe-
rienced white girls. Apply Nor
man w. Oyster, 18th and F sts.
NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

consin ave NV next to movie theater)
clearing $3.50 month; must be sold: investi
gate and make offer, Call to IL pm.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

COUPE-Not too big aud not too small but
Just the right size" for any one who wants
car in their business This car is equipped
with disc wheels snubbeTs, spring covers
front bumper. step plates. electric wind
shield cleaner windshield spot hEht. tire
tube and cover. This car has been driven by
a man who knows automobiles from top to
bottom. consequently 1t has been given the
best of care and is right. 1t Is d 1925 model
and he purchased on new car plan OF
1897 down and balance IN IL months If de
sired 1875 l4th st NV
Evening star., 1925-06-19

AlREDALEs-Pedisreed puppies. excellent
ave Adams 3OpI
Evening star., 1925-06-19

PRESSER, experienced with
ladies' garments of the finer
kind; permanent position. Ap-
ply Mr.. Sherman a t Philips
born's, 6OS l1th st.
Evening star., 1925-06-19
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
frnpfsunaAl

FURNITURE-Oak dining room suite 10
b beds: 9fb bGresas ae kitchen Gr cabinet table
chairs and cooking utensils: reasonable
prices. 29ll South Dakota ave. Wood
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIEs-WilI trade
Tor poultry, birds or clothes. 704 10Th
Evening star., 1925-06-19

BOY TO drive truck and learn trade 1908
E st.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

POSITION by young German girl in German
FAMILY, either assisting with housework sew
ing or care OF children. by July /. Call
VA. GIRL. colored wants postion as cook
or maid. 1913 y st. NV Apt 4
Evening star., 1925-06-19
WANTED-AGENTS

HAVE SEVERAL VACANCIES for alert
Government employees to act as representa-
tives for large suburban development. Ele-
CANT chance for substantial extra income
with little efforts. Apply District Heights
Company 46S Louisiana ave NV
Evening star., 1925-06-19

bull terriers; lively little
heautles. ~ y 81. MIN 235s q.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

DODGE SEDAN. motor number S5315l. car
in first-Class condition: good tires and many
extras. Apply TO Property Clerk. Smithso
pian Institution lQs
Evening star., 1925-06-19
SITUATIONS-FEM (Cont'd).

HOUSEWORK or plain cooking, by colored
girl: references. Col. e992-J. la'
LIGHT HoUsEWoRK. girl 1874 4th St
Evening star., 1925-06-19

R0y Io assist in kitchen who understands
serving at lunch counter. 603 n. W. ~.
Roy. white, to work III confectionery. IaAi
hST 9Th st ne after = m.
Evening star., 1925-06-19

DURANT SPORT ToURTNG-Late model
almost new; been driven 5000 miles by
owner: new cord tires bumpers, Windshield ID
Party taking up Just the unpaid notes.
S4S7: - months to pay for 1t. Trade your
car in. Peck's Garage. 21@l 14th st, n II.
Evening star., 1925-06-19
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECUMMENDED SEhFICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nec-
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000,
Rra Yrh 1JE
Evening star., 1925-06-19

CARPENTERS-Two experienced hniSners, I
only good mechanics; non-unon. hoonh
sos 1917 ST. NV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-04
Radio Operator
At Cedar Rapids
Hears Macmillan

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Aug. 3-(AP)-
Arthur Collins, Is year old amateur
radio operator. has heard the radio
Of the Macmillan Polar Expedition
in Etah, Greenland. He received his
first message yesterday afternoon
over 20 meter wavelength. He re-
ceived another message this after
noon over the same wavelength
Part, of yesterdays message was over
Is meters.
Collins picked up message for
the National Geographic Society
which is sponsoring MacMillan's ex-
petition, and one for Mrs. Jack
Reinartz, of South Manchester
Conn, wife of the radio operator
aboard the Bowdoin, one of the ex-
petition ships.
Collins said he could not make
public. contents of the message to the
society, except to say that it told of
landing an airplane at Etah.
The message for Mrs. Reinartz
said:
Love via 20 meters from Etab.
First time in history on radio"
Reinartz also said he would talk
from Etah each day from 8 to 7
+. M. over Is meters wavelength.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-04
agYor Commission in new smoke out Dod3er Demps
EXPECT SIXTY TO TEE OFF WEDNESDAY
IN QUALIFYING ROUND STATE TOURNEY

Over 60 of the foremost amateur
golfers of the State are expected TO
engage in the qualifying round OF
the Maine State Amateur champion
ship which will get under way at
the Augusta Country Club promptly
at s o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Among them will be Hiram Kicker
Jr., of Poland Springs, holder OF the
title. DR.. z. S. Winslow of Water
Vile. Harlan Turner Of Portland, ana
Harry B. Pierce, Jr., of Augusta, all
of whom are expected to finish well
up in front.
The list of players entered up to
Sunday night is as follows:
Hiram Kicker, Jr., from Poland
Springs Golf Club; c. D. Bartlett,
A. P. Mccarthy, w. S. Higgins, Dr.
c. NJ. Thomas, c. r. Gordan. G. d.
Speirs, J. M. Gillin, E. Leavitt from
Penobscot Valley C. CT H. H. Pierce,
Jr., A. S. Hichborn, w. P. Viles, DR..
F. C. Tyson, r. H. Jackson, P. V.
Hill. w. P. Adams, D. B. Dewar, H.
S. Woodman, A. T. McWhorter from
Augusta c. c.: L. E. Wardwell from
Megunticook Golf Club; F. P. STAN
ford R. L. Erwin. P. Stobie, w. l..
Brown, n. H. Barrows, A. d. Blake,
W. H. Cook, C. p. Cook, DR.. E. S.
Winslow. w. B. Arnold from Water
vile C. c.; r. V. Snow, C. H. Lugatt,
H. Rounds, c. E. Erswell, H. Turner.
w. r. Campbell from Portland c. c.;
]. J. Doyle, A. Svruton. A. Niles, A
Kingsley. H. Hall from Martindale
c. c.: C. A. Sadler, L. NJ. Nash, G. A.
Erswell from Brunswick G.. c.; r.
N. Horne from Brunswick unattach-
ed; additional: +. j. McArdle, w. G.
Boothby S. Dunnack, H. l.. Pishon
from Augusta c. c.; w. B. Keppie
from Old Orchard c. c.
The local golfers should get into
the match play in fairly large num-
bers, according to the statistics OF
the 1924 contest. At that time sc
percent of the men making the
grade were members of the host
club. Nine clubs were represented
in the match play and they were
represented by the following mum ber
OF contestants: Poland Springs .
Kennebunk ,, Portland o. Waterville
y, Riddeford /. Brunswick ., Cam.
den 1, Auburn ,. Augusta s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-04
DEMPSEY WILL
DRAW SUSPENSION
IN GOTHAM TODAY

New York, Aug. 3.-(AP)-Jack
Dempsey and Mickey Walker will be
indefinitely suspended by the New
York state athletic commission to-
morrow If they do not appear in per-
son before the commission and sign
articles of agreement for title
matches with their outstanding chal..
lengers, Harry Wills and Dave
Shade, This was learned from a
reliable source close to the boxing
commission tonight.
Dempseys presence on the Pa
cific coast prohibits his attendance
while Walker, it was learned tonight,
will not accept the commissions In
vitation to a conference until the
arrival of his manager, Jack Kearns,
who is now on his way east.
Both Dempsey and Walker will
come under an ineligibility pan
which is virtually the same as a sus-
pension inasmuch as 1t prevents
them from fighting in New ork
state or sister states where Work-
ing agreement exists. sssS
Owing to the fact that they 90 NOT
hold licenses with the New foEA
commission they cannot be suspend
ed technically. but the ban WINCH
Will De pldCcu sdSdiASI, eiiS
operate the same as s1ispe nslon:
1t was further learned that Wills
and Gene Tunney, American liSht
heavyweight champion, Will pc
matched for a fight, the winner TO be
declared the worlds heavyweight
champion until such time as
Dempsey. personally appears before
the commission and posts a pono
and signs articles of agreement Tor
a match with Wills. While the com
mission would like to. take more oe-
finite. drastic action against DOM
walker and Dempsey, it realizes that
Il cannot strip the, title from either
fighter and to bring both to terms
It will declare the titles open unti'
the real champions are ready 10 oe-
fend their championships.
TEX Richards, Madison SQUARE
Garden promoter, still hoioias
Dempsey's proxy, will attempt TO
forestali action against the heavy
weight champion by appearing pc
fore the commission, but this proxy
will not be honored. it was intimat-
ed. Richard said TODAY that Demp-
sew positively will not fight TINS year
either outdoors or indoors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-04
MACKS ON TOP IN
12-FRAME FIGHT

Philadelphia, Aug. g. (AP) - The
fast travelling Athletics today went
to grips with the Chicago White
Sox in another extra inning tussle
but retrieved their 15-inning defeat
Of Saturday by 80 victory in ~
innings.
Rommel and Faber had great
pitching duel and finally gave way to
pinch hitters. Slim Harriss was re-
turned the winning pitcher and Ser
geant Connolly the loser. In the
tenth inning Rommell showed great
form when the side was retired after
the bases had been filled with NO
one out.
The tenth inning had the large
crowd on it's feet most of the time.
Hooper doubled in Chicago's half.
Kamm walked; Schalk singled, fill
ing the sacks with none down. Rom
mel frightened, however. and Harris,
batting for Faber, lined out. Hooper
was forced out at the plate and
Davis fouled out to Cochrane. Gall
loway of the Athletics opened the
inning with a hit for one base. He
went to third on Bagwelrs single.
who was batting for Rommel. But
Galloway was out at the plate when
Dykes hit to Connally.
Miller made a double in the fipa!
inning for the Athletics and went to
third on Galloway's fly. Welch, bat
ting for Harriss. was passed inten-
tionally. Dykes grounder was
snatched by Collins. but the winning
run was across the plate ahead OF
the Chicago managers throw. Score:
Chicago 10000 1000 0 0-2-10-2
Phila. -. O002000000 - 90
Faber. Connally and Schalk; Romf
mel, Harris and Cochrane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-04
PIRATES GRAB A
COUPLE FROM PILLS

Pittsburgh, Aug. 3.-tAP)-Pltt PITTS
hureh defeated Philadelphia twice
TODAY. both scores being . to - the
anal contest going II innings.
Grantham's hitting won the open
ing game, his home run IN the sec,
ond scored Trainor and he steppea
across the plate with the winning
taIly after singing in the fifth.
Aldridge and Couch engaged IN
pitcher's duel during the second
game. The pirate hurler held the
Visitors to nine scattered hits, ana
he struck out eight pen. smith
home run in the seventh tied the
score. Aldridge drove in the winning
run in the eleventh inning. Scores:
= First game:
phila. 5000 OO2 0-2-9-0
Pittsburgh 0 2 90 l 0 0 o x-3-o-!
/. Carlson and Henline; Yde and
Gooch.
Second game:
Philadelphia: a
Pittsburgh: =
5000 1000 1-3-11-0
Couch and Wilson; Aldridge and
Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-04
Land Boom on
R0ckaway Beach
With Prices Soaring

New York, Aug. 3.-(AP)-Rocka-
way took on the appearance Of a town
IN the midst of a gold rush today when
thousands of men and women crowded
,he ocean front to take part in the
iano Doom created by the proposed
erection of a new boardwalk.
Mllllons have been made on paper
since the boom started and in most
Eases spectators have resold the land
they bought before the ink was drv on
their options.
Real estate men here believe that
the situation is unsound, that the huh-
pie Will burst and the skyrocketins
prices drop. They believe that some
spectators will be left with paper
pronts' of millions impossible to col
1ect' and others with large sections Of