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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-17
SIDNEY

THAYER'S CORNER-Miss Esther
Marsteller, missionary of the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance. will
speak at 1880. Special singing. All
welcome. Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock a young peoples meeting will
be held, at which time there will he an
illustrated lesson, and arrangements
made for happy hour service for fu-
ture work. it is hoped that all the
young folks will be present to assist
in making this service interesting and
beneficial to all.
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Church Activities

Services at the Winslow Congre-
gational Church for Sunday July Is,
will be as follows: Regular morn
ing worship at 1870. Sermon by the
pastor, who will speak on the sub
iect. of Our Greatest Burden" Ref
erence, LIST Peter, 9th chapter, 9TH
verse. Sunday school will meet at
11.45 as usual, and all are invited
cordially to remain. Song service at
$50 in the evening in the church
parlors, followed by Christian En-
deavor services at Z o'clock. The
topic of this service will be What
We Learn from the Outdoors"
Psalms, 9th chapter. 4 to 6 verses,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-17

House, fats; double garage. Call
FL School st. after p. NJ.
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CLASSIFIED ADS are an Important
part Of the news.
YOU CAN'T judge the Importance OF
classified ad by it's size.
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Specials at the Stores

BELT
What can he more exphisciat-
ing than to own busted tan
belt for your auto-enGine.
Don't he in this fix. Get 4
spare belt At Fifeld's, opp. the
Il. Il. depot, Augusta.
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FINANCIAL

BOOkkEEPER-W work for eve
nings. For details write LIZ. Journal
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WINSL0W

Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Bell of Fair
field were visitors at the home of
friends in town Friday.
Charlotte Dyer has gone to Ban
gor. where she will be employed in
definitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mansfield and
Mrs. w. G.. Reynolds and daughter
Ruth were visitors last evening at
Lakewood and attended the theatre
there.
Mrs. r. B. Cole and daughter
Charlene and son Kenneth of Show
hogan were visitors Friday at the
home of their daughter and sister,
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Situations Wanted-Female

YOUNG LADY-Desires position do
ing homework in small family. Write
Box c., Gardiner X. J. office.
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THE CLASSIFIED columns meet all
tne needs of buyers and sellers.
THE CLASSIFIED section is a daily
economy service
COMFORTABLE CARS at conVeu-
lent terms are daily offered in the
Classified Automotive column.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Statesmen TAILORING statesmen
Sell clothing line at price that will as
sist you to obtain sales and assure your
customers clean neat, garments in pure
WOO! fabrics Our mems suits made to
NJ ca sure a [ S2475 appeal to all men Your
commission 81. Prompt deliveries, thour-
ough cooperation. Sales outfit sent with
out charge. Post Graduate Tailors, Inc,
112 Fifth Ave, y. Y
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

SPORTING DOGS-Black spaniels and
hounds mos. old. Write for partic-
ulars A. p. Staples. Hartland
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Leader, Howard Norton. The mid
weekly prayer meeting will be held
at 1.45 Wednesday evening at the
parsonage. The subject will be
What place should sports. athletics
and social activities take in our
schools and church life? Should we
encourage the booNworm % Refer
ence. LIST Corinthians. 18th chapter.
Wesley Wilson will open the discus
sion of this subject, and all are in
vited to be present and assist TO
all these weekly religious endeavors
the public of Winslow is most cor
daily invited by the pastor to at
tend and be assured of a hearty well
come.
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sets cars. Others came from New
York, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, and
two from Florida. II would seem
that this is fair record.
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Welfare Workers-7hat Work For
Everybodys Welfare

No welfare workers are more deserving of
the name than the hundreds of little work
ers' which are appearing daily in the A-B-C
Classified Section of the Kennebec Journal.
These classified ads are continually ar
ranging meetings between buyers and sellers
upon mutually favorable grounds-are find
ing good positions for ambitious workers
are returning lost articles to their owners
are renting desirable property-are, in short,
doing~ multitude of things which are dis
tnctly and decidedly promotive of public well
fare.
You can't find any more conscientious or
unselfish workers than Journal classified
ads.
And you can't find all the things you want
and need if you don't consult the Classified
Section regularly!
The A-B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same-ln Service
Always DiHerent-In Opportunity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-17

THE FELLOWS ahead of you are
classified ad readers.
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Opportunity appng Door Reading This Page Will
MERCHANDISE
Wanted-To Buv

ANTIQ tables, chairs,
mirrors, clocks, beds. dishes and
glassware. Any condition; price no
object. Private party. Write w.,
care Journal
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EELED SPRUCE--Fir and poplar
pulpwood for immediate shipment or
next fall or winter delivery. Frank L.
Mace, 81 Winthrop ST., Augusta.
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EMPLOYMENT
HeIp-Male or Female

men to work in factory
Apply at Fibre Toy Mfg. Co.. South
Gardiner.
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Solicitors, canvassers, Agents 5:

AGENTS-$500 monthly easy selling
Magic Gas. 81 box equals SO gallons
gasoline. Proven merits. Your name
on cans. 5000 profit. Write quick. +.
A. Lefebvre & Co., Alexandria, Ont
Canada
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AGENTS-$l.00 hour selling World :
Fastest Agents Seller. Sharpens all
knives and tools quickly. Demon
strating sample free. Premier ME-.
Co, Dept. 500, Detroit Mich.
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NOTABLE offers are continually
appearing in the classified columns.
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Mrs. Charles Robinson, on the Au-
gusta road.
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KEEP TO the right and read the
ella ssified ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-17

YOU CANNOT help but find what
you want in the classified section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY Marcoux and
daughter Doris were in Rangeley
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STORE-Confectione etc Light
lunch or meals served. Good reason
for selling. Inquire Mrs. Carrie
Brann, 1873 Water ST, Hallowell, Me.
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Houses for Sale

HOUSES Tor Sale 90
ACGUSTA-7-room house modern.
cheap for cash. Tel. 91S-W
UGUSTA-Wabon St. new house s
rooms and bath; modern: good neigh
borhood; pleasant location. NJ. ".
Dennis. Tel 465-M
COLONIAL HOUSE-And large lot of
land. Beautiful view of Kennebec
river. Near electric cars. Low price
Levi T. Williams. Augusta. Tel 577.
THE MORE things you need the
more you should read the classified
ads.
AMONG THOSE opportunities pres
ent in the classified section are several
which are just your size
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READ the classified ads and become
on intimate terms with opportunity.

DON'T POSTPONE classified ad
reading
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Boats and Accessories

MOTORBOAT-16 fl. steel, Ferro 81
H. p, Gies clutch, underwater eX-
haust, closed-in engine hatch. fully
equipped. Will sell cradle and float
ing boathOusc. VIII exchange foI
Ford. f. Richard Hayden, Readfield
Tel 16-1
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

Rooms Without Board So
CHAPEL ST, 6f-Large front room.
Modern. Tel. 556W.
GARDINER-60 Elm ST., rooms also
garage. Tel. 504-W.
ROOM-Desirable for lady. or man and
wife. Write OIL, care Journal
MATER ST., 150-Rooms by the day
or week. Apply Z A. NJ. to Z +. NJ.
Rooms for Housekeeping SO
1TALLOWELL--13 Lincoln St, rooms,
adults. Mrs. Miller Tel. 1850.
STATE ST. 77-Single or double
rooms. Tel. 1152-M.
STATE ST, 171-Furnished front
suite, all conveniences. Deehan's.
UNION ST Light Housekeeping
room. Mrs. 3. n. Beane. Tel. 1067M.
Wanted-Rooms or Board 70
MAN-Middle aged. desires board and
room, with chance of making perma-
nent home. Country preferred. Write
Re-, care Journal.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BOARDING HOUSE-And wood bust.
ness. inquire Journal office Wat erviIle
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CHILD ST.-Building and lot. Could
be used for garage or workship. In
quire Trouant d Bates, Augusta.
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Business Opportunities

MEMS RNISHINGS-And shoe
store Well established, money max
ing, in one of the best locations in
prosperous mill town in Maine. Stock
and fixtures will inventory about
$1,000. Reason for selling. interested
in out of town moving picture BUSH
ness. Write O-3, care Journal.
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MOTORBOAT-2-cyc Rochester ma
rine engine; IS TT. over all. Write Box
III Augusta or Tel 1878.
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AGENTS-$11.S daily, in advance.
Auto furnished. (Sworn Proof given).
Introducing Nationally Known Guar
anteed Hosiery for men, women.
children. 81 styles, 80 colors. Capital,
experience unnecessary. Simply take
orders. We deliver and collect Cor you
deliver, suit yourself. Credit giNen).
Bonus extra. Your own silk hose
free. Spare time will do. We furnish
samples. Mac-O-Chee Textile Co,
A11S-629 Cincinnati Ohio.
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10 ACRE POULTRY FARM-Only 4
miles city market, near State road;
acres tillage, small pasture, some
wood, 50-tree apple orchard berries.
II story 5-room house. water inside,
shade trees; so #. barn, shed, hen
house. colony houses, shop. Forced
sale price $1,000, only $500 needed II.
\. Flanders, 331 State st, Augusta
45 ACRES-Earm in Pittston, Maine,
mi. to Gardiner near State Rd, 33
acres in woodland all good hardwood.
II IN tlllaSe;. pasture for , cows.
Stable for cows and l horse. Good
Groom house Buildings all in good
condition. Fellows Real Estate Ex-
change, 147 Main st, Waterville
20 ACRES-Estate. 10 acres tillage,
100000 TT. clear pine lumber; 8-room
brick house, heat, electric lights:
Standard oil gas tank; barn, garage
and roadside store; city water avail
able. Wood to last a life time Crops
in acre potatoes. balance general
garden truck: Il apple trees. some
small fruit. including rawberries.
On state Rd. near Gardiner Price
S2a0o. Mcdonald. r. 13. Tel. 637-W.
60 ACRE-Farm ) mi. from Augusta
on West River I'd: under high state
Of cultivation; good Groom house,
barn and sheds. Complete equipment
for 1000 hens. Nice young orchard
wood and lumber. F.. W Church, 46
SO. Chestnut ST.. Augusta. Tel. 1o25-M
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SPEED HULL-26 TT. OVERALL #.
beam: ready for engine installation.
Runabout type with nice finish. Cock
pit holds comfortably. A real OPP
portunity for some one who wants a
prize winner. Apply r. ~ Pernette,
North Shore. Lake Cobbossee. Tel.
Augusta 517-42.
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YOUNG MEN-Steamship POSITIONS.
Europe, Orient. Good pay. EXP. I'M
necessary. Send self-addressed en-
velope for list of positions. Box -
A Mount Nernnn. \. Y.
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AGENTS-s65 TO 500 A WEEK
High grade all wool suits made to
measure s25 and SIS. Biggest COM
mission in advance. Money back
guarantee. Free sample outfit. Write
C. J. FTerrin, Mgr, Box 1897. Chicago.
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THIS Ads good for o5-cent dis
count on any order for cleansing sent
to as by parcel post. Berry's Dry
Cleaners and TailorS Augusta
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FARMS--I have some good trades in
all kinds, and all prices. Also have
desirable cottages at Lakewood for
sale. Albert f. Jepson. Skowhegan.
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GARDINER-60 Elm ST., rooms; alsc
garage. Tel 504-W.
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MISUNDERSTANDING chance to own
a home: 3 rents. Price low for quick
sale. Address CT, X. ]. Office, Gar
diner.
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ROOM-Desirable for lady. or man and
wife. Write OIL, care Journal
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CHAPEL ST, Charge front room.
Modern. Tel. 556-W.
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Rooms for Housekeeping

WATER ST, 150-Rooms by the day
or week. Apply A. NJ. to Z z. NJ.
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MERCHANDISE
Building Materials

CEDAR SHINGLES-Of all grades
and prices. Dimension and finished
lumber; spruce, hemlock and pine;
mouldings, shcathing; in fact every
thing you need for building. CAN on
us and look over our stock. HALO
well Fuel 60. Tel 1855
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If YOU ARE-Not making 500 a
week / will see that you do selling
new auto valve cap. Free sample
ArloX APO \. Holman. Chicago
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

GARDINER--Cor. High g. Autumn
SITS. Profitable home, 8 families, baths,
fireplaces, steam heat, gas, electives,
garages, garden, excellent location,
min. to stores, schools. factories
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CLASSIFIED knowledge is power.
IT'S YOUR TURN to turn classified
offers into profits.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
TEAM HEADS CHOSEN
FOR MISSION DRIVE
More Than 40 Groups to Work to
Secure $4,000 for New
Building.

More than 40 campaign teams
chosen for the "finish-the- job" cam
paign for $4,000 to complete pay
ments on the Central Union Mission 5
new building already have been select
ed, according to an announcement
made at a luncheon meeting at the
mission today. This does not include
the teams being organized by denomi.
national leaders and key men of the
individual churches
Supt. John s. Bennett and Mrs. Ben
nett reported the following team cap
tains already secured:
Merritt o. Chance, Homer J. COun-
cilor, Charles p. Light. l.. f. Breunin-
ger, Allen NJ. Laster. John s. Bennett,
DR.. G. b. Campbell Roy w. Prince,
J. r. Sidell, George G.. kundahl, X. j.
Ham,. Maj. F. A. Frost, J. l.. Bate
man. p. l.. Rogers, John A. Patterson
and Harvey b. Gram. The captains
of the women's teams include Mrs.
William II. Ramsay Mrs. John :.
Bennett. Mrs. c. J. koonce Mrs. f. j.
Nolan. Mrs. William II. Richard, Mrs.
Harriet V. LEIGH, Mrs. Austin NJ.
Cooper, Mrs. A. r. Benner, Mrs. N.
l.. Baldwin, Mrs. Thomas A. 0roover,
Mrs. John Brashaw. Mrs. c. NJ. Stoy.
Mrs. T. j. Anderson. Mrs. Louis F..
Holden. Mrs. James d. Hobbs. Mrs
ID. +. Hunter. Mrs. A. w. Cummings
and Mrs. f. :. Browne.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
ORDER OF WEST LODGES
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Grand Master Lee Berlinsky and
Solomon Klipker. Deputy, Of
fciate at Exercises.

Officers of the Woodrow Wilson
and the Independent Moses Monte
fore Lodges of the Progressive Order
of the West We're installed at a joint
meeting of the organizations last
night at the Gavel Club, at which
Lee Rerlinsky. grand master of the
local order, and solomon klipker, dis
trict deputy. otticiated.
The Woodrow Wilson Lodge Of
ficers are: Irving Silverman. presi-
dent: Goldie GOldstein, recording sec
retary; Dorothy Cohen. financial sec
retary; Irene Goldstein. treasurer
Ethel Banner, inner guard; Mildred
Schwartz, marshal; Sarah Schneider.
Rae CatZva and Elizabeth Metro,
trustees.
Officers installed for the lnde-
pendent Moses Montetiore Lodge We're:
G.. A. Ring. president; Jerome Hoffen-
berg, vice president Lee Berlinsky,
recording secretary: Herbert solomon,
'fina ncial secretary: Morris tleishman, n,
treasurer: Albert Sugar, inner guard.
Nathan Bortnick, marshal; solomon
klipker. Herman Weiss and Morris
Wolf. trustees.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
POLAR AIR PARTY
TO LEAVE DETROIT.
Personnel and Equipment
Soon on Way for Take
OFF March Fl.
6y the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Mich, January 29.-Per
sonnel and equipment of the Detroit
Aviation Society's airplane polar ex-
petition soon will be en- route to Point
Barrow, Alaska, where the take-off
II scheduled for March 81.
Capt. George II. Wilkins, who hea DIS
the expedition. expects to leave here
within the next few days He will he
accompanied by Maj. Thomas G.
Lamphier, commandant of the first
pursuit group at Selfridse Field
Mount Clemens, on leave OF absence
to make the flight as an unofficial OBJ
server
Carl 3. Ellison. former Alaskan
mail pilot. who is to handle the con
trols of Capt. wilkins plane. will
leave Seattle February en- route for
Fairbanks, where he will supervise
the construction of canvas hangers
for the two big Fokker planes of the
expedition. The planes. now at Has
brouCk, y. J.. are to start by freight
Saturday for Seattle. whence they
will he shipped by boat to Steward,
and from there by rail TO f'airba nkS.
Z. NJ. Wisely, mechanician of the first
pursuit group AT Selfridge. who will
be chief trouble shooter" for the eX-
pedition, is TO accompany the planes
from fIaSbrouck to their destination.
When the entire expedition is as
sembled at its Alaskan base il will
number scarcely more than Il dozen
men. or these four will be mocha
nicianS. two radio men and possibly
two I;skimos
Evening star., 1926-01-29
F. G. C0LDREN SPEAKS
AT REALTY FORUM
Park Counsel Suggests Winding
Roadways to Preserve HillsideS
in National Capital.

Winding roadways to enhance APP
pearance and to preserve the hillSldeS
In the National Capita1 We're urged by
Fred G. Coldren. counsel for the Ma
tiontl Capital Park commission, at the
weekly meeting of the forum of the
Washington Real Estate Board at the
Wardman Park Hotel last night.
He praised a number of the local
builders for holding off their opera
tons to allow the ground to be pur-
chased for park purposes and urged
them to preserve all the timber
wherever possible in building.
The preservation of the valleys and
natural contours of the land also was
urged by Mr.. Coldren, who said the
situation in Washington permitted the
development of the residential sections
along very liberal lines.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
OPTICAL SCIENTIST DIES.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. January %
R).-Dr. Herman Kellner, chief of the
Bausch and Lomb Optical Company s
scientific staff and widely known as
"a scientist, died yesterday at his home
here. lie was ~ years old.
DIR. kellner was born in Germany
and was educated at the universities of
Berlin and Jena. lie introduced into
this country, fellow workers said,
methods of optical goods manufacture
which helped to raise the level of the
industry To a par with that of Europe.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
Novel Parachute
Proves Foolproof
In Exhaustive Test

SAN DIEGO. Calf. January
2S.--What observers said were
eminently satisfactory tests were
made at North Island yesterday OF
new parachute invented by J. Nj.
Russell. a former Army Air Service
engineer at Dayton. Ohio, now at
San Diego. The parachute is novel
In that 1t can be used successfully
from as low an altitude az 100 feet.
No skilled hands are required to
pack il, and II makes no difference
IL the lines are tangled.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
Aims Bill at Search and Seizure

Provision for the enforcement Of
the fourth and NTH amendments to
the constitution, relating to unrea-
sonahle search and seizure and per
sonal liberties. is sought in a meas
ure introduced Yesterday by Senator
Reed. Democrat. Missouri. 1t would
prevent the use in court of evidence
obtained by officers in violation of
the search and seizure provisions
Evening star., 1926-01-29

Almost anything can happen some
times. In Mexico. a man was SHOT
by accident
Evening star., 1926-01-29

Farmers of Turkey bought 500
tractors last year.
The Washington times., 1926-04-19
TAKE
SOCCER
By JACK" MARTIN

Football is about the only game
played by boys that is not approved
as girls sport activity but it
can't be long now before even that
rough game is sanctioned, IL one
can Judge by the rate that soccer,
lacrosse and other virile forms OF
play have crashed the gate to the
feminine realm.
The many girls of the Marjorie
Webster School enjoy liberal poll
cy regarding a sports program, and
are thriving on it.
The game now in season, and
being coached by Miss Sinclair. is
soccer. This game, usually
played by IL men, Is originally
an English diversion, but has
been universally adopted by both
men and women.
There are about S. of the Thomas
Circle School girls out for soccer,
all warking hard to make either
fhe Junior or Senior team, and
later win the soccer championship
which will give their particular
class more points toward the silver
cup.
The coveted silver cup is
awarded the class which gathers
i'm the most points during the
year.
To date the Seniors OF the school
are ahead, having gathered 8 tai.
lies from the tennis singles, is
from the basketball tournament,
and 5 from the baseball games.
Against their opponents 2S, the
Juniors' Is, accounting for 12. prov
ing their superiority over the older
class in hockey, and by taking the
tennis doubles title.
After soccer is over, which counts
s. there will he 81 more points to
be worked for 10 for track and
field. 8 for swimming, and for
volley ball.
The Washington times., 1926-04-19

week of the 1926 campaign. He
assisted Dutch Ruether Saturday
with one down in the ninth. Yes
terday the big fellow relieved the
injured Bush with two out in the
ninth. AS the score was 2 to when
he appeared, the ultimate victory
goes to Marberry.
Earl Combs is making a business
Of knocking out pitchers right out
from under their caps. He settled
Paul Zahniser's hash the other day
in Boston and yesterdy Joe Bush
was his victim. The day may yet
come when pitchers will wear shin
guards.
Myles Thomas, who pitched the
last four frames. for the Yankees
yesterday, won % games and lost
but 8 for Toronto last year, being
the real leader of the international
League. He is a Highlander with
rapid, pinwheel motion when de-
livering the ball. He made an ex-
cellent impression here and may
stay while in fast company.
The Yankees go home tomorrow
night In order to be rested for
the opening of their home season
Wednesday against the Boston Red
Sox.