Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-29
THE EVENING STAR SATURDAY. AUGUST 49, 1sos-2s PAGES
LABOR DAY ATHLETICS
CELEBRATION UNDER. AUSPICES
OF CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
To Be Held at River VIEW - List Of
Events aAA TIE
Prizes:

The arrangements fotitheo celebration of
Labor Day-September lat River View.
under the auspices of 51he central Labor
Union. have practically been completed. The
final reports of the several committees con-
cerned will be submitted to the central
body at it's meeting next Monday evening.
The committee on athletics has completed
it's program It sets forth the events. the
conditions Of entry and the prizes offered.
The program follows:
First event-One ,mlndred-yard race. open
to members Of the Central Labor Union
only. First prize gold cuff bottoms, donated
by. Saks Optical Company; second prize,
sweater, donated by Joseph, Auerbach.
Second event-One hundred-yard race.
open to all First prize. Evening Star
medal, donated by The Evening Star News
paper Company second prize, golf coat,
donated by Saks & Co.
Third event-One hundred-yard race, open
to boys under fourteen years of ags. First
prize. child's suit, donated by Victor e.
Adler; second prize (not yet selected), to be
donated by D. N. Waiford
Fourth event-Sack race, open to all.
First prize, white vest, donated by
Schwartz & Peltzman; second prize one
Fifth event-One mile, heel and toe. walk
Ing match, open to members of Central
Labor Union only. First prize. one pair
OF IS shoes, donated by Major Richard Syl-
yester, chief OF police; second prize, one box
OF cigars, donated by NJ Hennessy.
Sixth event. running high jump, for boys
sixteen years Of age and under-First prize,
bicycle lamp. donated by E. P. Hazleton:
second prize, umbrella. donated by Mrs E.
H. Haines.
Seventh event, running high jump, open
to all-First prize, pair of athletic shoes,
donated by William Hahn & Co.; second
prize. fountain pen, donated by SWEET &
Co.
Eighth event. ffty-yard race for girls
fourteen years of age and under-First
prize, trimmed hat donated by Kings
Palace; second prize, lady's belt, donated
by Lewis Kann.
Ninth event-P6le vault open to all.
First prize. silver cup, donated by N Gold
smith & Son: second prize, merchandise,
donated by R. Harris Go.
Tenth event-Putting 16-pound shot for
championship of the District open to all
First prize. gold medal. donated by Frank
K. Raymond; second prize, So dress suit
case, donated by the Bieber-Kaufman Com
pany.
Eleventh event-Egg race for ladies': fifty
yards; open to all-First prize, gold medal,
donated by Gen. George H. Harries; second
prize, lady's engraved umbrella, donated
by Reinhardt Sill Iouse.1
Twelfth event. 4iee-legged race, open to
all-First prize. cigars. donated by D.
Dowdy and l.. J. Silverman; second prize,
pair of yachting shoes donated by B.
Rich's Sons. and an alarm clock, donated
by A. Hutterly. - 20
In the evening prize dancing contests will
be held. The prizes for these features
follow: 4isr :
Prize waltz-(man) a box of cigars, do
mated by Luchs & Bro; Qady) umbrella,
donated by Lansburgh e Bru3 second prize
(man). merchandise, donated by Cherry Il
Moran: Qady). ornaments" donated by
s. Kann, Sons & Co.
Fancy dancing-First- prize, umbrella,
donated by M. Goldenberg e. Sons: second
prize. pair of slippers, donated by David
Wolf. 'I