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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1918

Page

11

Four Exercises Promoted for Home Fitness by Prof Beam

Prof Beam of Philadelphia advocates four simple exercises for self defense and military readiness. The routine includes arm thrusts, toe rises, crouched leg work, and a final bending swing, with sessions until profuse perspiration and a cold shower afterwards. Toronto extends its 1917 dominance by clinching the International League pennant with a double-header win, defeating Buffalo and Binghamton.

Yo Ward Beam Philafelpnia Amla Red Cross Baya Prof Beam Alan Toronto Binghamton Buffalo Baltimore

Shapes Exclusive With Us In Most Instances We Control The Make

In most cases we control the make while otherwise the shapes are exclusive with us. The statement outlines a limited control split between production and exclusive availability, indicating a focus on brand integrity and distribution. It implies a negotiated access framework and potential licensing considerations.

Red Sox Favored to Capture Title in World Series

Chicago dispatch predicts the Red Sox will beat the Cubs in a pitchers’ duel, with low scores expected. Ruth and power at bat may offset pitching edges, and Boston’s lineup is cited as better in clutch moments. Weather and travel set the stage for the opener as Barrow and Mitchell ready rosters.

J. W. Fitzgerald Chicago Cubs Red Sox Boston Ruth Vaughn Mitchell Baltimore Bush Mays Tinler Hendrix Douglas Jones Sox Comiskey Fark Barrow Chicago Pilot Vauehn Tyler Fang Joe* Busk Babe” Ruth Fred Thomas

Herrick and Purinton Reach District Doubles Final

Herrick and Purinton reached the final round in the District tennis tournament doubles at the Dumbar ton Club courts after defeating O Bryan and Dumm yesterday 6 8 1. Doyle and Seller meet Miller and Dolman in the other bracket half today with the winners facing Herrick and Purinton Thursday at 5. Consulations call for players to report at 6 sharp today.

Herrick Purinton Dumbarton Club O'Bryan Dumm Howenstein Minnix Doyle Seller Miller Dolman

Commerce Defeats Treasury Racketers in Tennis Match

Commerce increases its lead in the Departmental Tennis League by beating Treasury four matches to one at the Frinceton Club courts. Results include Owens and Daineault for Commerce, and Newby pair for Treasury, with mixed doubles and default win tallies noted. Merkle mentioned in a separate note about his three-club Worlds Series participation.

Commerce Treasury Frinceton Newby Wilhelm Strock Davin Ape Rows Peeley Anid Ark Reasury Owens and Daineault Armetrong Steamy Cragoe and Phelps Haas Anderson Tresaury Wihelm Streck Mears Wenset Ballinger Ballenger Merkle

Lakes naval training school today grants world series participation

Interest in the series remains muted this year yet officials of the Chicago Nationals anticipate a capacity crowd near 20,000 for the opener tomorrow.

Murray Masters Tilden for Tennis Honors in 3 Sets

Forest Hills N Y Sept 3 F Lindley Murray the Californian is the new national singles lawn tennis champion of 1918. He defeated W T Tilden Jr of Philadelphia by 3-6 1-6 7-6 in the West Side Club final. Murray used a mix of power and deft strokes to frustrate Tilden and sealed the title with sharp serves and persistent defense.

Forest Hills F. Lindley Murray W. T Tilden, Jr Philadelphia West Side R. Norfin William Murray Tilden Marvelous Murvray Ithe

Close finishes mark Grand Circuit races at Charter Oak Park

Hartford September 3 close finishes dominated the second day of the Grand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak Park. In the 2 minute trot Patrick Duluth drove Crozier to win, while Murphy took the 3 000 pacing event with Dirsdum and Let Fly in the saddle captured the tag in the 2 year old stake. Ashton and other sires were noted in a government and racing context. The card listed multiple races for 2 and 3 year olds and up at distances from 1 16 to 8 1 2 furlongs with several contenders and odds.

Hartford Conn Charter Oak Park Patrick Duluth Crozier Murphy Dirsdum Jand Serrill Let Fly

Five Favorites Beaten at Belmont in Busy Race Card

Belmont Park afternoon racing drew about 5000 spectators as favorites fell in five of six races. Flyaway, 2 to 5, captured the opening sprint while Sunny Slope won the Jerome handicap. Other winners included Crest Hil in the steeplechase and Woodthrush in a later maiden stakes, with Sunny Slope and Motor Cup leading the list of notable performers. Weather clear and track fast.

New York Belmont Park Far Rockaway Columbine Hobinson Regal Lodge Lyke Knapp Taesel Poacher John I Way Crest Hil Crawford Syosnet Powers Heddent Rowan Kitwinning Hanover Madam Byung A. Collins G. Preece Nanette Flack Alao Alfghan Loftus Eady Gertrude Luke Q Preece Deckmere Preece Conduit Timp Dudge Wingfeld Ellison Princess Ensor Wom Minuet Robinson Maggie Maitland Catsfaw Brandamante Antoinette Antique Stiletto Wee

DeanSues For Limited Divorce In District Supreme Court

Adella Dean filed suit for limited divorce against James Edward Dean in the District Supreme Court alleging cruelty and non-support. The affidavit by attorney S V Cusack states the couple married in 1916 and the wife, confined at Columbus Hospital on June 4, gave birth to a child that died moments after birth, during which time furniture was removed and Mr Dean depended on his sister's charity.

Adella Dean District Supreme Court James Edward Dean S V Cusack Mre Dean Columba Hospital Yuse 4 Dean Mr. Dean

Operations Beat Medicos In Ragged Opener Of Series

Operations defeated Army Medicon 14 to 8 in a rough game opening the amateur baseball championship series. Marines and Capital Publishers played a 0-3 ten inning tie, with both games drawing strong crowds. Today's schedule features War Risk and Commerce at American League park and Hex AC versus Navy at Fifteenth and HH streets northeast.

Army Medicon Marines Capital Navy Fifteenth Bos Mesiteos Parks Matthews Phippeth Ruray Howard Mbanghe Wetts Goldstein Sexekrist Spaiere Te Biol OF Clark OB Clary Dethalep Owens Brombaugh Conger Seachrat Errols Mathews Heger Hansberger Newton Watters Park Phipps Howerd Brombauch Clark del Hales Medicos B. Clark del Hale von Herbulla Phyle von Hertatin Ks Owens Hitemade Delhale von Herbulix Phrte B von Herbulie Foyle Gwenn Tiree-bese Bhit Walters Mathews Hager Watta Stalen Degnan Hager Watts Anneberger Congere Phipne R Clark Nitcher Dr von Herbulis Phippe Payle Parke Herbulis

Thrift Coin Appears in Washington War Savings Plan

The thrift coin is not a government mint issue but any coin the person chooses. Dimes are most popular, though quarters or nickels may be used. After choosing, the saver sets aside every coin of that denomination to buy war savings or thrift stamps. Another version directs setting aside coins bearing a certain date for stamps.

Washington

Wife Sues Truck Farmer for Limited Divorce

Florence Sanford sues Walter D Sanford in District Supreme Court for a limited divorce alleging cruelty. The affidavit states Sanford earns about $600 monthly but gives his wife only $1 to $2 weekly. she works as a saleswoman earning $9 weekly. He is accused of beating and choking her and throwing hot coffee, causing injuries requiring hospital treatment.

Walter D Sanford Congress Heighta District Supreme Court Florence Sanford Malcolm Hufty Sanford

Aero instructor killed at Barrow field after crash

Fort Worth Sept 3 Lieut Sidney C. Greene of Calhoun Georgia was killed when an airplane he was instructing a cadet in went into a tail spin and crashed to the ground at Barrow field The cadet was not seriously injured Greene had served at Barrow field about five months and was commissioned there in July His parents in Calhoun Ga have been notified.

Fort Worth Tex Sidney C. Greene Calhoun, Ga Barrow Field Lieut Greene Calhoun

No Royal Rooters Present at Red Sox World Series Opener

The Red Sox will take the field in Chicago without any royal rooters in the stands for the world championship game as play ball is called today. The absence signals a quiet start to the decisive series without the usual loyal supporter presence.

Red Sox Chicago

Suit or Overcoat We Must Make Good

We pledge to make good on every coat or suit sold, avoiding a sale rather than risk a dissatisfied customer. Our policy treats customer satisfaction as business assurance and guarantees satisfaction to every purchaser.

Veterans of ’98 to March Today Parade and Rally in Baltimore

A Washington Post report details the twen tieth encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Baltimore with a big parade tomorrow. Several thousand Spanish American War veterans from all states are expected to march, led by auto convoys and joined by Monsignor Chadwick. The event includes a Military Order of the Servants parade in the evening and remarks from Representative Carl Van Dyke about 40000 veterans re-enlisting. A patriotic rally at the Fifth Regiment Armory drew over 3100 attendees.

Washington Post Baltimore Grand Army of the Republic Union Philippine Islands John P Chadwick Maine Habana Tre Pthiping Gugas Carl © van Dyke Minnesota National Patriotic Batraetor Wilson Fifth Regiment

La Follette Returns Soon From Illness

Madison Wisdepartment reports Senator Robert M La Follette will return to Congress within days after meeting friends in Chicago during a Westward trip with his son Robert. He has been ill for months and has not participated in Congress since his son fell ill.

Madison

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