THE WASHINGTON TDLES. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1914. II Ralph Glaze, Dartmouth Star, Teaches Football on Coast LIVE SPORTS JSS&A

WASHINGTON OARSMEN THIRD INVITATION Turning From Rugby Style of Game, rr tooytmG ' brxes f --- m To SEEM TO HAVE CHANCE Four t -- Southern California Takes Glaze LtfKVc 1M Ttf TOURNEY SATURDAY t Crowder. 6; Willis, 5: Frazier, 4; Kemp ''TVse er, 3; Chase, 2, and Captain West. .bow. Four-Oare- d Gig and in In- System Potomac The same personnel obtains the wvr- . -- w - Show Dartmouth Gridiron termediate and senior boats with these rr irTC iific Analostan Eight Loom Up as exceptions; I'llman, at 3 for Kemper; Columbia Country Club Expects Boycr at 4, and Lockwood, bow. Cox- - Possible Winners. swain Simpson directs all three Poto- iH. loow- OF Most Attractive Entry Yet TEN HANOVERIANS TO VAV mac boats. vrrc? v,,-.- - c.So, x- sVsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW&; -- iS four-oar- ed Po- ,rjr v That Junior gig at the Seen on Its Courts. rfi tomac Club includes Quintard, at No. 1; course I By KIRK C. MILLER. y. ' W.K. Jack Farnsworth. No. 2, George Hut-terl- - x Glancing over the list of entries In No. 3, and "Don" Macdonald, PrXM owiy Se&JSsBBBBBBBBa - '- 4. . V ft XlH. regatta to be as No. Lieutenant and Coach Walter Youl From present Indications, the third 1914 f. s' the Middle States held brought around to CttARGe Star-Spangl- Thrall has this four Invitation tennis tournament of the Co- CO0 MS a part of the Banner such superb form that even the pessi- Country Club Is likely prove celebration at Baltimore next Monday. mists admit that it Is going to Balti- jnofc at lumbia to Washington appears to have two en- more with a big chance to grab the Rt?rL the most attractive yet played on the tries which stand out prominently from honors In that race. Dudley Brown is club oourtm. are coxswain of that four. fcfVC-- s Play will start next Saturday after-aeo- n "Dutch" Mellon, St. John's Star, the others. The crews referred to is up of four-oare- d The Potomac double made promptly at 2 o'clock, and entries the Potomac Boat Club Junior bow, Chamberlain, stroke. M . . A . Powell, and WORK, must be In by A p. m. on Friday, when Is to Be in Charge of Balti- t i& r V X clg and the Analostan Boat Club They have been working together most the drawings will be made. 5V WWW Junior elght-oare- d eight. This state- of the summer and have attained no The privileges of the Columbia court ment is made a thorough review small degree of efficiency. It has th will be extended to all entrants from more Polytechnic. after an opponent in '' performances of the oarsmen in New Rochelle Club as now until Ftur4ay. Already the entry 1 '"K" "' HbK-v-s- cf the sZz?K&E season, the Junior race and the Vespers, Undina list In mvu's dingles Is so large that previous regattas this and after and Penn Barge Club In the intermedi- the temus committee has found It neces- a final look of the crews as thev now ate event. sary to announce that on Saturday all By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. line up. The time of each in recent An added starter from Washington la tournament play will be conaned, to In passing up the rugby rtyle of practices has been encouraging, and s senior four from the Potomac Club. this one class. will bear watching next This entry was sent in late, and the On Labor Day play will start promptly football, the University of Southern those craft boat will bo selected from the follow- at 10 a. m.. and be continued through CalifoVnia has gone to Dartmouth Monday afternoon on the Patapsco ing; Chamberlain, Ed Mueller. Walter out the day, and It is anticipated that of Ameiican system river. Thrall, Frank Smith. Lester Vander-grl- ft, all classes of entrants will be called for a tutor the Bight entries mark the presence of and John Evans. upon for matches on that day. of football and Ralph Glaze navy in the Middle The Washlngtotn crews will not go There seems to be greater tennis en- the Potomac river morning of year ever In end on 's States regatta, Analostans are headed to Baltimore until the the thusiasm this than before 1905 eleven, has already taken regatta. They wish to have the advan- the history of the sport and this la Into the Junior eight. Intermediate eight tage of Sunday's practico on the home, probably due to the Interest manifested charge of the candidates in prelim- and senior eight events, while Potomacs course The entries for events In which In the various matches played in the" inary jjractioj. Thus another grad- will have entries in the junior four gig, local (h--s fruare and the time of United States this season. In connec- uate of the "'3ic: Green" style under- intermediate four gig. Junior double starting follow: tion with 'the Davis Cup. 11 a. m. Four-oare- d shells. Ariel, the The Columbia, tournament plans four takes to sjtread the gospel and those scull, intermediate double scull and Club, and Potomacs. classes of play. Men's singles. ladles' New York Athletic dou- who know Glaze believe that he will senior four races. 11:30 a. m Junior four-ore- d gigs. singles, men's doubles, and mixed meet with entire succesi. Since the last appearance In a aegatta West Philadelphia Boat Club. Arundel bles. At Dartmouth Glaze played end, of the Analostans, two changes have Boat Club, of Baltimore; Malta Boat and his carrying the ball :igainst been made in the Junior boat. Berlinger. Club, of Philadelphia; Potomac "Boat E rieinie Zimmerman Is former bow, and Burnside, who rowed Club, of Washington, and Ariel Rowing PHONEY FILMSJ Harvard and Brown made football Club, : 7 have left the city, and Capt. Ver- of Baltimore. at Fine ond-runn- at Wrathful the history. In his day no er Noon Junior double sculls, the Poto- better non the No. 1 position, played football in the coun West has taken mac and New Rochelle clubs. n a 3. while Proslse, formerly at has been 2:15 p. m. Junior elght-oare- d shells, CINCINNATI, Sept. 2. It required a was push-and-pu- ll try. It the day of shifted to 7, giving way to Will Kemper, West Philadelphia. Ariel. Pennsylvania persuading to keep Hernia Zim- Bluff on now working smoothly at 3. This lot of the gridiron and, tucked who is Barge Club, Analostan Boat Club, of McLoughlin Saddened by Ray Caldwell May Be merman Mn the'series between the Chi -- makes the Analostans lunlors rowing as in behind that masive Dartmouth 7; Washington, and the Arundel. cago Reds yesterday. follows: Lockwood. stroke; Proslse, four-oare- Cubs and the interference, Glaze could gallop 2:30 p. m. Intermediate d Loss of Tennis Crown Traded to Brownies It was pay day for tha members cr ten-seco- gigs, the Ariel. Malta, Arundel, Po- down the Held at a clip, the Chicago club and when Zimmerman tomac Club, and the Vesper Boat Club, LOUTS, Bept 2. Caldwell, end did, too. at Cornell by Daniel A. Reed. '9S. and of Philadelphia. NEWPORT. Sept 2. After the great ST. Ray received his check there was a deficit of Glaze was also a mlchty collece Ditch Ray Van Orman, '08. Reed works with 3:15 p. m. Intermediate double sculls, McCormlck, one the Yankee twlrler now under sus 11 KO which wan four fines inflicted on er on graduating the forwards and Van Orman with the match yesterday. E. R. may League by tha and. from the New be- Potomac, Vesper, Undine, and Pennsyl- pension, become a member of the hlin bv the National and Jiarnpsmre institution, he signed with ends and backs. Practice at Ithaca of the California players at Newport a. Colonel club. One hundred dollars of this money gins September 9. vania Barge clubs. Brownies throueh trad that fight the . remaining with 4 p. m. elght-oa- r came from the dressing room, where was taken out. as a result of his them for a couple of seasons, Inntermcdlate Hedges expects, to close within a'day Evers et al. on the ball field aad taking his cap- shells,. Analostan and Pennsylvania down Baumgardner Is almost with turn In the box and doing well. In Luke Kelly. Notre Dame's 1911 Barge SIcLoughlin was being nibbed or so. George the rest was deducted for his being put iXS was with old been appointed of clubs and the Arundel. defeat the han'ds of Will- Certain to figure In the deal, though. or game in ninth inning: tha, he. Providence in the tain, has B:3i) p. m. elght-oare- d after his at out a the League. 1909 1910 team this year. Senior shells, by Umpire Klom. Eastern In and he the Holy Cross the Ariel, New iams. he Is kicking against going to New following day was with Indianapolis In the A. A. and Rochelle. and Analostan Hedges Zimmerman flew into a rage when ha 1912 clubs. He was asked If Mcdoiwhlln haJ any- York or Cleveland. Colonel in he bought an interest in a Texas Captain Busch has Issued the call for may pay to saw the amount of his check and lost League club. This year he has been football work at Carlisle and Glenn thing to say about the result of tne have to him a bonus leave no time in conferring 'with Manager playing with St. Joe in the Western Warner expects to have pratt and Wal-lett- e. Warm match. the Browns. CDay. He threatened to pack Ma grips League until injured, sliding to base. end; Welmas and Lookaround. Weather Prevents McCormlck shook his head sadly. and go back to Chicago and leave tha For a couple of years Glaze has teen FREDDIE MURRAY, trickles: Hill and Busch. guards; Calac. now team in a lurch, but was induced to teaching baseball and football at bay- - fullback, and Guyon. halfback. In lfne Much Gridiron Hustling "That boy feels loo much hurt Just Army Practice Begins. remain, because he waa shown where University, Georgetown's varsity captain for 1914, who should make a great record as a year's to say anything," he raplled. And so to lor Waco. Tex., quitting for the early work. Garlow. last WEST POINT. Sept 2. The arrival the club still. has a chance win tha this year to accept a flattering offer center, will assist Frank Pleasant CHARLOTTESVILLE, 2. the was left alone with his Championship-- He decided to remain, halfback before final whistle blows. Captain Murray is expected to Wesleyanlit year, Vs.. Sept here yestPrday of Lieut Charles D. not. from Southern California. at West Virginia this Warm weather prevents much grief. ut it was ' apparent that he did Glaze makes the tenth Dartmouth arrive here next week to start w ork at the Hilltop. while Welsh, last year's captain and real comment on Daly, former Harvard and West Point go into the game with much spirit. man Conway Hall hustling on the part of the first squad Williams, when asked to pleasing engaged in coaching football quarterback, coaches said: "Mac was off his football star, was a Incident in teams this year. Eddie Daley is at School this fall. to answer the call to arms at Virginia, the contest Army 00 tall circles. Lieutenant Daly Mel- report f Colby. Larry Bankhart at Colgate, season, practice starting tomorrow. dldates have been ordered to but Head Coach Joe Wood believes game." as coach of Army Mordecai Brown Now Frank Cavanaugh at Dartmouth itself. lon had a trial with the Cincinnati Xa- - I September S for a two weeks' stay at Four games are booked for strange will act head the y, the Orange and Blue will have Jimmy Donnelly Miami, Haw-le- y tional League club this season behind Pine Grove, Pa. Shearer and McWhin-ne- locations this year. On November 7 that squad again this fall, and get right down at Jesse All-Star- s. With Bradley's Outfit Iowa Henry St. the bat, being released for want of ex- -, last year's ends; Captain Hom- Carlisle meets Holy Cross at Manches- a large number of football candidates Ninth vs. to work with the cadets today, when the at State. Blake at in uniform in week. Ten Paul's. Garden City: Dr. Charles Whe- - perience. He may land a regular job berger, center; Trego and Puderbaugh. ter, N. H., and the next week faces another champions of Washing- biggest squad that ever turned, out for IT Folsom Colorado. in 1915. tackles; Goldstein, quarterback, and Notre Dame at Chicago. On October men have reported for light prelim- Ninth Street NEW TORK. Sept. 2. Tn Brooklyn Jan at Tufts. Fred at All-St- ar footall at the Military Academy will Vll6on, halfback, remain from the 1913 34 Cornell battles Brown at the Polo inary work. ton amateurs, is playing an have taken over Srordecal 21 Bobby report to him for the opening practice. Federals find Lee. The services of Dunn. Dickinson's eleven. Dickinson will play Catholic Grounds. On November Dartmouth Gooch. whose entrance into team under the management of Harry will Louis Feds, thus 14. university has been prevented Dally practice be the order from Brown from the St. "Dutch" Mellon, former star halfback great fullback, will be eadly missed this University at Carlisle, November and Syracuse will faee each other at 'Oxford Beach, Andrews Park. 5:15 p. m. now until the opening contest with Stev- situation In at St. John's College, Annapolis, is to season, expects Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox In by the European war. Is out for his at solving a vexatious, that but Captain Homberger old place quarterback. today. ens, on October"! The veteran win coach the Baltimore Pol techiio this a strong team. Just thn same. All can- -' Dr. Al Sharpe will again be assisted Boston. at organization. Join the Tip Tops at once, as he is satisfied with the arrangement. The; ers. Th most important Improvement Brooklyn club assumes Brown's con- Park is ready for "aFrewell Week." calling sal- pll desired is the widening andlpavlng of tract with St. Louis, for a and indications are that the close of Wholesale Produce Market ary about $7,500 a year for two years. the 191i season will be Just as big n. Pennsylvania avenue between the of success as was opening. those bridge Alabama avenue. The sec- ShV PLAYS COMING NEXT WEEK the For Hyattsville, and DGGB Nearby, truth, 27o pr 60s.: South- pitcher and manager, when the to spend holiday Mon- Anacostia, ond item is the Improvement of who elect their LOUIS people sigueu Jtiwucr .iuucs w day at the retort there will be a num- Twenty-fift- h street. This street if Im- ern. MSKo pr do. manage their club Brown refused At the New National the regular sea- - I currlng 3 p. m., other at special one proved, would provide direot access to CHEESE New York, ntw, lHo pr lb.: at and the ber of attractions. The real from the as 'a player only, and therec non will begin next Monday night, with 8.15 p. m. big feature no't only for Monday, but the center of the suburb flat. 18Hc per lb. the matter stood until the Wards as- ' reappear- Rockville street railway line. The third Item Elgin print. 4Hj the first production of "The Dragon's for all of the week, will be the was the improvement of T street. BUTTER pr lb.: tab, sumed his contract. Claw." play Four new acts will be presented In ance of Marie Thelln In her daring ex- adopted request- - S3o per lb.: process. 2ftff2Tc per lb. The will be presented by the new bill at the Cosmo! Theater, be- hibitions diving. the afternoon A resolution was SClaw & Erlanger. and rehearsals ginning of In I...V ., PnmmUilnnAn to mntcA nrn. LPE POU1TRT (Quotations furnished by have with the matinees tomorrow. Miss Thelln will give her exhibition of Spangled Banner centennial on Friday $110,000 viaduct, to be Krey, Prlc & Co.) Hens. 163170 een "Hooked by Crook." a comedy by Ho- ANACOSTIA. non- vision on the pr lb.: AMUSEMENTS under the capable direction of fancy diving and In tho evenings the and Saturday of next week. The across urancn. ai. roosters, lie per lb.: turkeys. 1915c per lb.: Henry Miller, mer Mason, will be presented by John fire dive. As Is always th& commissioned officers the company laced tne eastern who is associated with Delmore company; famous Under auspices of members of St of Sennlng, for a double track street ducks, W&Uc per lb.; spring chickens, H93to Klaw & Erlanger and Bernard and case at Glen Echo, there will be no Creek, will go to Upper Marlboro tomorrow to railway system. in the production. Roberts introduce the laughable piece. spe- John's Church, at Broad a ...., per lb. charge for admission, and the big to- act as a guard of honor to the national Austin Strong, the author of the olay "Cabby and His Fare;" the youngsters. Is tournament and ball Is being held In to cause Improve LIVE STOCK Veal ealTea. lOo per lb,: 1 probably best known through Gordon cial free. colors the exorcises in connection cials for failure his and McDonald present new day. Promptly at 2 o'clock the riding 3 i fat sheep, 434o per lb.; prlnc lunbs. So work, Toymaker Nu- songs steps, with the restoration of the tomb of Dr. ments to do mnue at runs rarlier "The of and dance and Lehman began, and there will be four prizes William Beanes Dupont. These two tracts were pur- per lb. THE POPULAR POLI PLATERS remberg" and "The Little Father of the and Shelton have novelty songs, dances, chased several months ago for park VEGETABLES (Quotations furniihed by ' awarded, the first of 8. second M. third V111 TWICE DAILY IN Wilderness. The scenes of "The and athletics. Dolly and Mack, one n...nn.A alnrA (hnt flrtlfl n nth in IT Taylor Wkfle) Potatoes, new, Pragon's Claw" are laid in Peking of the hits the first part of the week, $. and fourth $3. The chief marshal Mr. and Mrs H. M. B. TToffman and been done toward making them C.3 bbl.: has 1 China, upris original children, of Ralston avenue, have re- - M a Dvaatrl Ant onions. I1.2S per bushel; H.TS per sack: cab- at the time of the Boxer and the Six Berlin Madcaps, Is J. Henry Klrby; aides. Milton Brooke avanaDie general use icaiucnv bage. per 1M "The Neartof Maryland" ing In 1j0 large will be through week. turned from Grove Camp, Dorsey Sta- ior to In- fLSSftLSO lbs.: lettuce. JI.B0 per Prominent in the cast. continued the and Alva. Thorne; heralds, Owea Thorne Snyder appointed a committee basket: beets. JI.CO per 100 bunches. hich TJladys Hanson heads, will be Friday evening the Cosmos country tion, where they spent several weeks. terview the proper officials. WOOL (Ouotatlons furnished by Krey, Next Week A Fool There Ws." Mills. Belle- store will be an ZPMS and Cleveland Klrby; orator of the day, found Frank Frederic De added attraction, and Price & Co.) Unwashed, free from burrs, 25c ville, Ida Waterman. Mabl Mortimer, Sunday, from 3 to 10.30 p. m. continuous T. Van Clagett, orator of the evening. Der lb. and others The advance sale of seats concerts will feature an excellent or- J. Enos Rav, committee on knights, ROCKVILLE. More Changes Announced RecelDts of veal calves, sheen, lambs an 2:15 111 Guide vrry light Daily at 8:15 begin tomorrow chestral program. Alfred Thorne. Edgar Thorne, Jackson The Caywood, poultry and the tendency Is i funeral of John B. higher prices in tho near future. Fruits ani (Jr Klrby, and James Edclen. sixty-fou- r, In Department who died at his home near Interior vegetables In full supply most There ar fow hunters that would take Nixt week's program at Crandall's Weather forecast Clnuflv. with The Judges include John P. Webster. and moderate Night 25c,50c,75c; Hats., 25c, CKUrei, 15c Theater offers well select- j f George W. Hardy, James Concord following a long Illness, took prices ruling. the'.r lives in their hands as Paul .1. a varied and probably showers; followed by fair A H Terrett .. THE TRAVEL. ed bill of photoplays. The main attrac- A. Helskell. Jesse Cadle. George U. place yesterday afternoon from the rout (iiuutMu."j UAUir'C Ralney has doing, Bush-rra- .1 three resignations ANNUAL FESTIVAL done and is still with tion for Sunda will be Francis X. n xnuisaay; cooler anursaay. Blanford. N. K Hungerford. Richard Methodist Church Concord. Mr. eight promotions, and nothing h in Easanay at in personnel of the Interior Depart- TRIUMPH HUnt d ALL NEW but a camera, but has done the drama, "I'nder Condition of Potomac Clouded. Swann, and William A. Miller. The Caywood long-tim- e the EXCURSIONS Royal " a. was a realdent of In an announcement tfiese things. In the interest of s irnce Patronage On Monday. Tues-l- Wind Southwest. committee on arrangements consists of ment arc contained RUNAWAY TRAIN 20 BlgFeitarti Wednesday fea- S.ins-1.11,- 1 this countv. department changes Issued today. I is a simple to and tho principal Milton Thorne, chairman. John of matter staml in a ture win he High tide 6:18 a. m. and p. m. (Ivveil innari nnnolrtments are: WEEK-Conp- 'Atlantis," adapted from 6:50 TTilnnr Thorne Thorne Th. NEXT& LAST lete Ciaige clump of weeds, half hidden with n, Gerhard Hauptmann's famous novel Low tide 12:20 a. m. and 1:01' p. m. Cleveland Klrby. Albert Miss Minnie B. Orndorff. eighteen, Miss Marj L-- Prampton. of Pennsylvania, ti?h-pow- Swift. er For Thursday and Friday, e, per annum, .vush niuwj rifle readj. but to he armed "The Oath of Taj lor, Richard Edelen. Holieri iieeci. nnd Mr. Herbert Strosnlder, twenty-thre- copyist, at fiM A Delightful Dally. 2:15-8:- 13 a Viking" will Sat-urda- -- with nothing more than a tamera to le the headllner. The best flshlnc around Washing- Frank Snder. William Lathan. Jack- both of Washington, wero mar- F Adams, Mnssacnusciii. tuivwi. " FinriTH'C arr, cr bill will be spe- Junkerman, a maddened beast is another mat-i- headed wkh a ton at the present time is shooting son Klrby, and Harvey Thorne by annum, Arthur I. Ma taw, 25c Evenings, SSc to at and requires courage i,omeuhit cial Essanay drama, "The Devil s Sig- of ried here the Rv. Samuel R. White, Washington, under clerk. J1.0M per an- featu-- e reed birds. With a mournful visage Colo- LABOR DAY B 2 1134 44S3. 1311 nature." In addition to these lfi. Or- of the Baptist Church, at the home of Agnes H. Jacobson. Phones Main and fboe the ordinary The Rainey pictures, disgust, many a Washingtonlan who Anacostla Council. No. Junior num. Miss African hunt pictures, which wore the usual run of excellent has been wont to woo fate audi the der of t'nlted American Mechanics, uiu the minister. rado, under clerk, JS00 per annum. "KIGHT RECALLS" Star. rown photoplays first time shown will be pre- Star-Spansl- celo-bratl- Wilhelm, of Alaska, sur- at the Belasco all last week are frolicsome fish at the same time has attend the Banner Victor II. OUTING LEAN & 1" running for a second week. They sented. sadly stowed rods, reels, tackle box Baltimore, next Wednesday Willis B. Burdette and E. Wilson veyor In the General Land Office, has CECIL CO. J&S?; his in n, e en-In- g D. Slmp-o- Walker, who mer- promoted, with a raise in pay. presented each afternoon and c The offering Gayety and bait cans against a better time, Tho resignation of J. have conducted a lieen Winona Winter. Gallasher & Carlln. the engagement on Sun- at the Theater near-gleami- necessary to elect cantile business here years, hum to ttsn n month. Other pro & ending for week will be Ben Welch rubbed the rust from the councilor, made it for several ir. - Old Point Comfort Crouch & Welch. Newhoff rhelps. Four day evening, September C. noit and barrels of his shotgun and slipped away E. McGill to fill the unexpired have dissolved partnership. The busi- motions announced nre: Lewis A. Gar- Other New and Merry Novelties. Order his new show, a company that ha been liduc ness will ho In VTirtlitr-nM clerk S9"0 tO Clerk Now. - to the caused additional vacancies conducted the future by .A rrim Seats drawing to capacin- houses in every nirshes term. This - The Lyman H. travel Since davbreak yesterday morning the tho following were clio3en- Scvve.ll Mr. Burdette. $M0: Miss Roche M. McKInney. Georgia. Norfolk Hos festival city this seaton. The vaudeille por and r- - loT-t- r SLo Clifton S. 111 pop of guns has resounded throughout vice councilor; Earl Hutchinson. ro begin the third and week or tion the bill Includes some- - Fort, last of of the the length of the neighboring marsnes. chaplain, and Thomas i.nniin. con- T W. Darnell, of Westminister, has Corbett,iiIllinois, from geologic aid, J2.a0 Ocean View TODAY, At 3 the engagement at the Columbia The- wsi acis in Tne vaneues ine, players, been been appointed principal high $3.50 day; Charles A. beplde Ben Analostan Island has Invaded. ductor. of the a day, to aid at a BELASCO and Si30. ater Sunday afternoon, not only with Welch. Include Florence Ker sinuous canal has held Its skiffs, school at Darncstown. Mav. New Mexico, from clerk. J1.500. to Rother. Pat Kearney, Frank F Mur- poler poled, the scan- manager. $1,620: Philip E. Va. Beach 1914 PAUL J. RAINEY R completely new program, but with phy. Vic Casmore. Minnie ("Hud") Har- with and latter The marriage of M'ss r.lizabeth R. irrigation one that is promised to excel anything ning the sky for the quick flutter of sister of Ernest M. Hannan. These delegates, having no opposi- Nolan, surveyman, $115 per month, to Sns rison. George Douglas, Freda Florence, Hann?n. . will Roland tt the kind ever before the little yellowish birds, or watching A Maclnne-"- of Boston, tion, represent this county at the Junior engineer, $1.4no per annum. AFRICAN HUNT PICTURES here. Jin Mabel Howard, and others. The spe- wing to Archibald Republican State, con- $S3 per Trip entirely new company, that has be--n the reeds for the clumsy and slow Mass , place at St Teresa's Democratic and H. Stock, surveyman. Round $3.50 cial matinee prices for the ladies will tcok Democrats-Char- les renearslnc for the past of the awkward ortolan. Rev. M Itart ventions in Baltimore: month, to Junior ongine-- r. $1,200 per an- Matinee. 23e. Xlsht. 3c and 50c. fortnight prevail and the usual country store Fri- Church, v.lth the Chnrles .1 J.yddane, M be required to furnish ound ac- Hunters have gallantly blazed Into officiating Miss M Ryan n ted Wilson Offutt. num, nnd Edgar S. Sherrill. from field Secure Your Reservation Early. the day evening. through Intervening Anna Charles c. Griffith, and 731 companiment to the films The com- each other the as maid of honor and was tho bride's John I. clerk. $000 to under clerk. 9. City Ticket Office. 16th St. N. W. grouths to such an extent that the day Han- Horace I) Waters. Republicans John 11 or -- ew .viex-lo- n Woodward Building. pany here thla week will be mood to The regular photoplay season will be only attendant, while Ernest M. W Lynch. L. Wallace Frankiand. Westcrr citr, and in order to has hardly seemed complete unless one man. Thomas Dawson. Galen tMtisfnrroft from senior clerk at e make Inaugurated at Moore's Strand Theater has been peppered at a mere stinging nan acted as best ran. Arthur M. Mace, and Charles to field Moore's Theater this Jump it wi'I be necessary to omit with Ilrht local film production of t $2,100 in the Reclamation Service STRAND the or, yet, has up Kirk. .'.-- NORFOLK & WASHINGTON distance, better stune George W in me inaian the Saturday nigM performance at the Edward Peple's Francis McCaulev. of Prince st accountant at 1 - war drama. "The some brother nimrod. OItPIIMJM-3- Columbia the week, closing with tho Will- county, . was arrested yesterday bv Irrigation Service. XSTOIllIEItl.V Utt!et Rell,- Dustin and The U lining marshes ami Eastern Md Isaac Lobe Straus, of Baltimore, who $1.S00: STEAMBOAT CO. Pturdaj- matinee The new program 13 In original parts C It. Brown upon complaint Walter J. Gill, Jr., examiner. iam Farmim their branch have been even more hunted Policeman Is seeking the Democratic nomination $1,500 and ovIS C A B A to posse.s not alone novelty and The will open at noon run Hilleary. charged with crueltv I Robert V. Morse, examiner. I R I rid theater and than Analostan Island. In addition, of T J. for 'lilted States Senator to succeed mcsenger boy. 54SO, Matsw 2tl5, 15c, 23c, Eves., Sil5 dramatic interest, but beaui 11 McCauley was required to ves-lerd- William Bradshaw. tntiual ontlnuouly until at night and the sportsmen have gone to the Hunting to animals Senator John Walter Smith, spent service P. Jl.. T.c. r.Oc. ej.d grandeur that are unusual. prices w'll ho in and 11 cents in the creek marshes, below Alexandria, and leave $5 collateral. In this county campaigning In have resigned from the COLONIAL BEACH afternoons and and 2.1 cents In the all along the river, wherever a siiffi- - the interest of his candldncv lie visit- "Washington's Atlantic City" 31 tin PK'KFC HD I'VEItY DAY A Fool There Was," Porter Emor-- r eening The program will further in-- 1 lent thicket of reeds offered a hiding Mr and Mrs Charles Burch and ed Kockvllle, Dnrnestnwn, li.iwsonv ille, DANCING Browne f adaptation of the Kipling iIe "Curope At War' and the Strand place for the merry little feuthered peo- daughter. Miss Mabel Pinch, have ie. Piiolesville. Reallsville. B.irnesv Ille. ST. JOHNS to Colon! il (lerm.-into- Vampire' Idea will be reied lie'o topical dallj ple whose offense has been that they turned after a vacat'on Hovils. 11. Galtheishnrg. LeavesSEFoot Seventh Street Wharf toqay next Mondaj afternoon bv the Poll are so good to eat Beach Mr Burch is supervisor nt tho Kensington, anil other places, speaking CALLAN 9 M. "FIGHT FOR LOVt:" At Moore's Then week MISS LEONA Every Day at A. Players The play will give Miss Harden tor next A number of good bags were reported Government Hospital for the Insane at several points lfii6 6th N. W AH modern dances taught WEEIC-i:.- M " Jewel Tups-d- tT .SPECIAL A.D LABOR thp special features Momla a are In t Fo Trot Fanc dancing. an opportunity to make her farewell -- and jesterdaj The blackbirds not litt-i- traze. the DAY Tit IPS. In one power- will be Tho Lure" Wednesday the numbers of past vears, but there Moderate prices Phone North TbJS Appearance of the most Thursday Saturday. September 5, 2:30 P. M. ful roles eer written for an actress and the main attraction will were many of them ninong the bags HYATTSVILLE. RANDLE HIGHLANDS. September 6. 9 A 51. play he Charles Dickens' masterpiece, "The brought in ROBEY Sunday. The tells all-da- 9 the storj of a brilliant n y carnival and tournament The Citizens' Association met last Chcxy Ijik Monday. September 7. A. II. jnan of the world, who succumbs to the Chimes." with a comp.m Includ ng Capitol Inhibitions at ChiRf nlghtlv. awe: following reputa- will attract a large gathering at night nt the office of It F. Bradbury, il!idlM nw corner Hth ami You nw N 133 Hound Trip Aiiuits. umidren. jatal fascination of a human "vampire" Kllallne Terris. and others "Tho The plares bear the Dav entertain- 25c, good returning same dny. 'Boundary Riders" will be being good fishing grounds (H Heights on Labor The In Ppiuisj lvanla avenue, and prepared S16 N v . GMW whose character fulfills the Kipling the featured tion of I'JIOF U'V.N'BIIAM. Hlh summer $1. Good Sep- MR UAItXEY GERARD Otters Friday ment Is for the benefit of St M.'itt'iai'.s on cuar-- Round Trip. returning oeflnltlon. "a rag and a hone and a attraition and Saturday The "The Parlor," a pool nliovr lolling haige of a list of Improvements in accordance rates, private. 75c,rtdu:tlons card, 13 lOI.LIF.S OF THE DAY " Pick-for- d out Catholic Church, nnd Is In - anue ull pupils lateut dances, phone Main tember Sam Sidman Hnv- - liank of hair In addition to the re- j rojrram dally will Include Mary Rock, straight from Fletcher's. The Ma- - with the request of the Commission- nlth and Gertrude In a vv hlch or 6:9 -- the- - markable role which Miss Jewel will In- in a special single r el production, water is deep and swift. and the pool committee of foimr MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS. CO. What Does Public Wantf Is tlmlimtm e lCc Matinee 10c I ountry Store. terpret next week, the author has recent Keystone corned e. and other bears Its name because the fish are Charles Swecmv JT1 7 I Summer rnt until Sent. Ladle well-know- n nil.li.ss Next week Ben Welch a singularly interesting chai f ".mires exploiting screen known to ongrtgatt there (2 Middle Frank O Smith "ill iytavhro Dances. Friday nlcht ar4 tourna- lTiiiicrs 1 ti'i'atre VACATION TRIPS His BIr Shew -- man who Hock, above the Chain Bridge It is Hie knights previous to the tcr In the becomes the stars. Ciunty "By Sea" fool" of the story." This role, cre-e.U- d well to arrange to have a boat taken ment The marshal will be DAVISON'S, l'rof 4 Mrs.. 71U 6th st. N W by Robert Hilliard. will be plaod With the coming of Labor Day Wah-Ingtonla- ns up on the flood tide, as It is Impossible. Commissioner John M Bowie, and the Niagara Falls Teachers ot authority I.atest dances. BALTIMORE TO GLEN bT Carl Brlckert are offered an exceptional to make headway against an ebb tide Judges are Trancls S. Carmodv, Frank Iirsltation A. lame uurk waltzes, foxtrot, tango. ECHO 16St 1 ADMISSION' FREE week-en- d at Colonial Beach The Co- (3) "The Hens nnd Chicken"," off the P Hurd. and Edward A Fuller HOI M Til II inaxUf. unyliourM. BOSTON PROVIDENCE trvin fi. Cobb'a famous story, "Ser-rea- nt lonial Beach management announces oint of the powerhouse near Fletch- The tilting will begin nt 2 o'clock in $11.00 TS?E3 CIIAMHKKLAIN AND COUIVS large during er's, water 40 to .10 deep very " SCHOOU 1W EVH ST. N W SAVANNAH JACKSONVILLE TONIGHT Bagby." with a cast of that the fare charged the month feet and the afternoon. The first prl7C will be 1 1, It DANCINtS (4) September "., October I5 Mondaj evening Northers and Souther A .ELECTED 3Ne York players, will be given Its of June will prevail for the month of swift Care must li exercised. Near MS. the second prize will be Ml. the J'h Main Dance Ewr lhrouth tickets to SPECIALLY premiere here during Labor holiday September, being, Saturdnvs. the ladder, at the Chain Bridge, op-- 1 i, points. Fine steamers, excellent service. PHOGRAM OF FREE MOVIES. the the rate third prize &. nnd the fourth pilze will m'iti tkiv i.nwns Low tares. Wireless telegraph. AutoraootUi v. W poolte on Virginia side (I V M . 1- telebratlon at the B. F. Keith Theater adults, $1; Sundays and Labor Da the branch the be 2. Washington nlon Station! GIWEItP. 613 Knrf ST N W Th. W, 1- carried, bend tor booklet. "Ragtime's o) Opposite Is- 50c ne- - riext week. Ray Samuels. cents, with children half rate Special the point of Analostan with Marvl'ind rnrlnr Cars Dlntnc; nrs lfl Cnvlie Trl le'sons any hour. F"ishalk. B. a O. R. It . N A W. S. B. Co. offices, Blue Streak Comedienne," the Hindu b St. land, aUng the of tho river Water dinner featured ten lVston. TariRO. Hesitation, etc Class St trips will lie made the steamer hnd fried hi(ken be served from noon t 50c and ii; Kth st. N. W. adept the will be 2 30 p Sun- deep W) Near thn will ln I'ictiireMfiir iinftieliniiiin dance Tue Thur Pat eea Ladles tree Ci A . Great Leon, also Johns on Saturday at m about thlrtv C T TIRNBIt. r Baltimore Md emong fet Po- "ntil o'clock, and theie will be dan- Anllej ' BASEBALL the new offerings Ben Ryan and day at 9 a m . and Monday. I,tbor Diy Thurston steel plant, at Junction o' fo tMPI K PVNflNO STI DIO K -- nil in onen-ai- i pavilion po-i.- Harriette Lee, Edwin George, the Two 9 a m management tomac and Eastern branch (7 The Ti cing day the Tl kets for KIFTBE.N 7 n Apt 11 N 4M a at The further !VP Inua ctrile Concert Erery n Carltons. Fritz are Basin Boats and bait may he ob- The coronation exerciser will take Stopover at Riiffalo Hnrrnburs and modern dames taimht prlatel at anv Ereal and Lucie Bruch. announces that through popular request dal S n clock. All among the special offerings. The Fly-In- c open Sep- tained the Speedway boathouse, place in the town hall at lialtiinnie returning Illustrated Booklet hour Summer rates Hreclal rates 10 parties Washington vs. Chicago the beach will remain until at at pla.v of Ticket Agents Chase Lake Martins, tho Hearst-Sell- g news pic- tember 13. the western end of Ue basin. (S) The Beantovvn's Band will n r.1. t T.rT7f c T ?! f BT Chevy Large Section torial, and the pipe organ recitals fill up Dyke between Alexandria and Mt Ver- Halt and half. Brazilian Maxlxe and all ths 17. S. MARINE BAND Eatrsusce to Pavilion on Bohrev St. the measure of novelty. Sunday non Orders have been received bv Com- Pennsylvania R. R. ! )M Next "With its gala cvlcbratlon of Labor Boats mav be obtained near car - Vifht ., .... MsH"i City Qlace. 1X 14tm St. ( concern will be resumed, one oc- - Say on Monday a a lUrUr, Glen.JBeao taiion. (?) Occoaunu sSvj um brldia. pany y to participate in tha fltar- p..,.. rT Ticket t i)