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Cohen 5 Notice There
Are Bargains in the Air

the farest information that it good merchandise He
o o to highest bidder
the Cohen at
Of
The found their here the past ten
this q
instead of being Tanned the
your buying
dvanta of trade
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Colored Goods.

as-inch All-wool Wolfe, all oolors. SOC.
sslnch All-Wool Novelties in Spring
Sulting, Zoe a yard.
4s-inch Checked Mohair, beautiful lus-
ter, soc a yard.
56-lnch All-Wool Cream Serge, S1.25.
5o-inch Invisible Checked Panama,
$3.50
56-inch Hard Finish Invisible Stripe
and Checked Suiting, Sl.bO yard.
56-inch All Wool Grey Suiting SOC.
46-inch All-Wool Checked Panama, csc.
46-inch All Wool Cheviot, bOc,
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Soft Nainsook Skirt Chemisc, yoke
front aud back. formed of rows of Val
insertion, edging and ribbon run; skirt
finished with rufflc, edged with Val. lace,
Soft Nainsook Drawers claboratcly
trimmed with eyelettcmlbrodery, Insertion
and edgtng.
Soft camhrie Drawers, daintily trimmed
With Val. lace and Swiss insertion and
Val lace edEiRs
Corset Covers made of lawn. yoke front
and baek Of. Val lace Insertion, and on
tire front formed Of marrow bands Of
lawn and Vnl. illscrtlon; three rows OF
ribbon run through lace heading,
And many others,
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Dress Robes.
The Catchy Laces
catchy prices show the prcesavng industry Of the Cohen
you them.

Other Laces are only two thirds their
wholesale cost, at SC, Zoe and 1. 1-2c
a yard.
One of the new lace ideas is the Ba-
tiste in their novel form of inserting,
all-overs, galloons and medallions, :5c
to SO a yard.
The new Nets, in plain or figured,
white, cream or colors; these goods are
much in vogue, and are sold at a better
price than we can make later. yards
wide White Net, doc; and at 50c, .
yards wide In white, cream and evening
tints. Others to 9Sc.
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The Corset Store

of the best corsets We buy them
with care as TO the best make and
perfect shape.
Special Monday from the nomberger
stock Gorsets that sold for soc ara .rc.
corsets that sold to 81 for zoe.
We sell Corsets To $50 Il pafr ana ftt
them with a SCIENCE that VIII give per-
feet satisfaction,
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Linen Canvass Cloth. \ .,r
Linen Etamine, I'LL or
Linen Suiting. S4n. NoJ
Irish Bourette Cloth, lN L6lU
London Checks,
i Double Width Shepherd Checked Suit
Ing. in all appearance like the soc goods,
for 10 @-3c.
A1ercerized Habit Cloth. in new illumi-
mated colorings, for 26c.
Solid Color. Linen Finished Bourette
Suitngs for II &c.
The New Large Check English Cling
hams, instead Of 25c, for 1oc +
SILK Finished Kimono Cloths--theys are
near silk, imported, 25c a yard.
This Is not a beginning of the many
new and beautiful fabrics on sale in this
department.
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Black Goods.

42-inch Atwood Black Wolfe. 81 a yard.
4o-inch Black Mohair, beautiful luster,
Doe q yard.
4s-inch Atwood Black Chevlot, roc.
54!nch Atwood Black Cheviot zoe.
as-inch All Wool Oxford Serge Zoe.
52-nch All Wool Black Panama, 81: ~"
b2-inch Atwood sponged Serge. Rl.25
A-inch All-yv0ol Striped Wolfe. soc
instead of 81.
5O-nch All Wool Oxford Serge, soc.
4-inch All Wool Black Panama, S5c.
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Hosiery Specials.

a cases Of the most reliable I'm
ported Hosiery come with The Hom-
berger & Co, stock only arrived a
day or SO ago. 'The regular price
is csc; these are l7c a pair.
A case OF Wonen's lie Stockings,
seconds. with slight imperfecticns, for
1Oc n pair.
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Special HouseWare Offerings.

We have a full line OF heavily plated
nickel Bath Fixtures, TO be closed out at
Zoe. each.
4sc a dozen. gsc Thin Blown, Engraved
Water Tumblars.
0Oc+-75c Mater cieblcts.
zoe Imitation Cut Glass Pickle Dishes.
DC each, Glass Stamp Plates,
lOc--e5c Glass Celery Trays
snc quart Glass WRter Pitchers,
.H5. 90 a-pint Cut Glass Water Pitch
ers; worth S.
~ dozen. ,s-pint Cut Glass Mater
rumblcrs.
sa,7s for an sTinel, Cut Glass salad
Bowls'worth $3.50.
N@.2n for mi s-irch Chrysantlemum
Cut Pickle Dish, that was $a,aS.
|Ti,7T each, f-inch6cut Glass Naples:
were sa.45, VI \ III s 3Si M
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\ half basement is filed with them.

Thousands Of yards OF new Light Mad
ras, best l2,sc and Ice grade. for LIE
a yard.
$500 yards of White Butcher Linen
Finished suiting for &c yard.
Imported Solid Color Chambrays, lsc
value, for lie
Thousands of yards OF the best Lam
caster Apron GinGhams. In various de-
signs, for &c yard
1900 yards OF Dress Ginghams, in
small designs, worth Sc. for > 3-4c a
yard.
locAand l2c yard wide French Pcrcules
sell forl6 &c II yard.
Heavy 1914 Shooting 2Sc a ward
Light Outing for nightwear, q Bic.
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Madras Cords. Mercetized waistlnes
and other new white goods that are worth
to Csc, for he.
Linen Finished Iaron de hide, As inches
vide. 10 c-3c a yard.
rho round counter Of White Goods at
u. I-2c a yard, contains values TO 25o--
Madras Plque Check barred Madras, Per-
Sian Lawns, Dotted Dimities, Real Eng
ilsh Long Cloth worth 81 n piece of IL
yards, and others.
New Dotted and Figured Pidues, so
much in demand at 25c, are 1oc yard.
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Embroideries at 1c to sc. Thousands
of yards, most of them less tina. half the
import price. They include edgings and
insertings
Wide Flouncing at 25c. arc the mar
vcls of the store; few of then, can BIO i'm
ported for less than soc. Flouncings will
he moro used this season than ever be-
fore
About 5000. yards Of Embroideries arc
&c, So and &c yard, including edgings
and insertings in cambria nainsook and
Swiss; some In match designs.
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Come and Get
a Free Medallion.

these Nlednlo-Giraps are an improve
ment on thcsold style mnlallons. II They
nrc impcrishnbly put On nom corrosive
metal. a purchase Of SIS gives you one
free, If You have your purchases punched
out ON your ticket ut the booth.
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The Sale of Handsome
New Wash Fabrics
Will Take New Life.

Special for all fabrics the has
Most of these goods from the sales and will
be appreciated when you price them.
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I he Second Floor
Garment Store

ready before The garments right prices bar
ganward You the ideas for spring you
accept the stable and everyday necessary garments
about
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The Linen Corner
furnishes great portion of the
Homberger & Co. stock. We
have seldom had such a chance
to sell Fine Linens at these

nav SSAoSAAi Ad0 SuSu q SIldllCc
to sell Fine Linens at these
prices.
Handsomest Double Damask Tray
Cloths are lOr.
Most beautiful Blcnchcd 81 Irish Pure
Linen Table Damask Is Zoe.
Dinner Napkins. "a size, finest Irish
Linen Damask, 80 instead of s4.g5 Il
dozen.
s42 Handsomest Damask Table Set we
ever had, is $50.
Yard-widc Pure Linen Sheer Lawn
is Zoe, instead OF 29c.
soc Irish Linen Lawns and cambrics,
30c a yard.
All-Linen Shooting, 2s yards wide,
6Oc yard
Lot OF Fancy Linons, Center Pieces.
Tray Cloths, shams and scarfs; take your
choice at 30c,
Heavy Linen Huck Towels, 2ox4O,
about 800 dozen, /. 30 each.
Large Blenchcd Turkish Bath Towels.
| 22xaj inches, double thread, TIE each.
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Fine Imported Warp Welt Piqucs.
values to ace, choice, 15c n yard. !,
Sheer India Linon, 8 lie yard
Large design In Figured Embroidered
Swiss, 25c.
Best 25c Dotted Swiss, 1G 2-3c.
Niercerizod Wasting Madras Is lVc
instead of S5c.
Usual 81 Long Cloth is sold for zoe n
piece Of IL yards.
Sheer India Linon, 40 inches vide; 6s
pieces OF last seasons 12isc grade. Mon
days special price, . 3-ic a yard.
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Embroideries Have Shifted
to a Changed Price Position
From the Ordinary.
greater part the positive saving through buying the
ornberge Co. stock is clearly than oneaf There are
more than thousand yards sale of every kind
Center of Middle Als,e.)

E5mbrolderes at ~ 1-2c, 10 2-3c and
19c. fill mary tables; we don't know
where to duplicate them this year.
All told, 3 full cases of All-over En-
broideries These are sold regardless OF
value or cost. The lots are Jumped as
wo bought them. Nothing newer or bet
ter is shown for waists. We have
marked the lots 2bc, 3Dc, Zoe, ODE, zoe.
Sue and Csc a yard. They include every
design that 1t is possible to conceive,
from the dainty baby to the boldest Eng
lish eyelct patterns.
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The Homberger & Go.
White Goods Stock

expert buying The sales show that the public appre-
prices There thousands
wards every fabric that you could think Of
Lingerie Cloth and Wash Ogandics
that o soc; the is t7c yard
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1000 yards OF India Linons, 80 inches
wide, values to 16 2-3c, for 3-4c a yard.
$500 yards of finest French Mulls and
Mercerized Lingerie Cloth, values to SOC.
for Tic n yard.
$500. yards of Figured Madras, Cross :
barred midas, Popltns and all the vartc-
ties of 12,5c white fabrics, for, 8 3-4c q
yard
1880 yards finest Scotch Dlmities, that
cost to 25c. for IL lie II yard.
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Muslin Underwear at SIPS.

We show great varietlere is no better way
than give you few OF the price VIC VIII
able duplicate these under fifty per Don't
delay in coming.
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$3.50 yards OF Sea Island Percales. in
all the latest styles, 3-4c yard.
The best White Linen-Finisncd SultinS,
best 15c quality. for Lee yard
Usual a-4c Apron bingham. 3 3-tc.
Yard wide Madras suiting, were made
to sell at zoe. We bought $500 yards to
sell for : Ice a yard
Light Shifting Prints in every style
that's made this season. for 1-:c and
4 5-1c a yard.
Silk orsandics. manufacturers lengths.
for y Re a yard
Solid Color Linen FINISHED su,ins,
worth 15c, for o Bic.
Linen Finished Auto Cloth 1oc.
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Great Third Floor Sale
Mattings and Oilcloth
Mattings.

1oc a yard for Close Woven China Mat
tings. good 15c value.
J5c a yard for Fancy China Mattlnss,
large or small wcaves; good 2oc values.
zoe yard for choice line OF the usual
25c Mattings. large and small weaves;
about 35 designs to select from.
ESQ yard for the Heaviest China Mat
tings, the usual 800 and a5c line.
New effects In Japanese Linen Warp
Mattings. goo TO boc yard.
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Turn to the Dress Goods
Counter.
Counter.

It's complete them-fve the former space.
New taste The buying scope every Dress
Goods city in Europe Here few of Cohnke prices:
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VIII not last fUng- enough at -tne
Heavy Bleached Sheets, ! "a yards
wide. for 3Sc. W
sheets. 6sc. instead Of 75c.
Sheets, 4sc and zoe that are usually
60c and 65c,
Various lots Of Pillow Eases sell for
DC and l2c.
Bolster Gases for Toe.
White Crochet Quilts 65c and zoe;
the latter worth 81,
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Belts and Bags.

New Gilt Belts, regular soc values, for
26c
Black. Brown, Tan. Green and Red
Leather Belts, the latest fad. special prico
25c.
Patent Leather Bags, that sold for csc,
are priced Zoe.
Black and Colorcd silk Belts. all kinds;
sample sale Of 26c and SOC values, Toe.
Lot of Brown and Black Bags that sold
for 81. arc priced 6:}c each.
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Notions: Toilets: Innings, Etc
Every Item Here is Special.
Toilets.

gross Rubber Gloves, all sizes; regular
price Ia 81, sale price 38c pair.
French Plate Ebony Mirrors, SOC kind
Is 1Bc, and 81 kind Soc.
white Mil Soap. cakcs to box, for 30.
200 cakes Coal OIL Johnny Soap. Lee
a cake.
Big lot OF White Toilet Soap, big value,
sale Mt is a cake.
Bring your bottle and buy good g5c
Extract, every odor for IL LEO an
ounce.
Another lot Of those soc and ssc scis.
sors are being sold for 25c a pair.
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Buttons.

1000 gross Large Pearl Buttons, worth
25c and 5oc a dozen; some are imperfect;
sale Monday. Zoe "a dozen
800 gross Pearl Buttons. 1c dozen.
All sizes Fancy Shirt Buttons. &c kind
20 u dozen.
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Notions.

csc Hook-on Hose Supporters, satin
tops, 1Oc pair.
12c Pin Cubes. black and colors. &c.
German Silver Thimblos 1c.
Nickel Safety Pins, all sizes, 8 dozen 90.
A and Sd Shoe LAGOS, good ones, DC
a dozen.
black, 3 spools for DC.
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Homberger & Company Bedding.

Q prices. Half an aisle full as vet.
Quilts, worth s2,25, for $3.50 each.
Largest size satin-Finlshed Marscillss
Embossed Quilts, for fi.3s.
$3.50 AIarseillcs Quilts, plain Or fringed,
$3.50.
Other Beddinss, such as Blankets,
Comforts, etc, at under prices while
they last
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Wonderful Sale of all the Best White Goods

Zoo yards Checked and Plaid Main
socks. values loc and 1ehc. for ;s-Ac
yard.
1900 yards OF Sheer India 1inons. 40
inches wide, Sc and loo grades, Bic
yard.
100 yards Checked Nainsook Use a
yard.
1000 yards of Toe English Long Cloth
for Z lie a yard.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
ST. PATRICK LEADS
MARQUETTE LEAGUE

The Dfarquette League batting aver
ages up 20 and Including all games
played 10 last Thursday shoT that the 81.
Patrick team Is l-ading in team batting.
with St Peters second and Trinity and
Immaculate tied for third. St Dominic
IS fourth. with Holy Name last.
LOeffier. OF St Peter. is the best in
dividusI batter, with a percentage Of
as, while Ebbert. of ST. Dominic. is
second. with -53s, and McNinCh. OF Trim
ity third. with .526. There are twenty
one batters tapping the ball over .Sol
'Dukcy" Mess. Of Immaculate. tops the
base runners. with twenty-six stolen
bases MarCerOn and TieTney. OF ST
Patrick and J. COlifiOWer. Of St. Peter,
each have pilfered seventeen bases.
while Brennan of Immaculate, and
MallOy and Reagan, of 81. Patrick, each
have stolen thirteen. Goodman, Of I'm
maculate, and ChafhOt OF 81. Patrick,
have ten each.
In sacrifice hits, Goodman leads with
FIVE. and Reagan. Of St Patrick. is q
close second. with four In un-getting.
Mess. Of Imma Culate. leads with twenty
Sous tallies, and Marcerou. Of S. Pat
rick is second, with eighteen. Zannelu
and Mess. Of Immaculate. have made
more hits than any other players in the
league. the first named making twenty
one and the latter twenty, 70 date. The
averages follow:
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
WAKEFIELD AND ALTIZER
STILL BAT IN 800 CLASS
Anderson Near 1t With 295Stone Leading the League
Washington Fifth in Club Hitting and
Fielding

Wakefield leads the Washington team
IN batting. with 800 for 25 games. Altizes
with .5ol, is the only other 800 hitter on
the team. but John Anderson comes
pretty near il with 295. Hickman still
has his .2G, and Cross is .266. Stahl is
only going .2l3. and PatIen has .091
George Stone, OF ST. Louis. is leading
the American League with $50 for n
games, which is good work In these sad
days OF the spitball. L.djOie has dropped
10 .393, one less than Hal Chase.
Washington is NTH in club battins.
with .256, Cleveland leading. with -2S5
and Chicago bringing up the rear, with
20. Washington is also fifth in Ions
hits. having 39o extra bases. The base,
running Of Stahfs pets is not so good
as IL might be, Mil being the only one
on the honor roll. and he is at the bot
tom Schlahy and Altizer are among
the frst fifteen run-getters. Cleveland
is the best fielding team, washington Is
NTH. and Boston is last.
Here are the figures.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05


in the event they do come they may be
assured Of a hearty welcome.
Ireland is Interested in the plans OF the
American Gaelic football team. which
proposes TO make a tour Of the Emerald
Isle next year. There are many fine
teams playing Gaelic football on the
other side Of the channel. and the Amer
leans will have no difficulty IN securing
worthy opponents.
W. X Vandsrbnrs Maintenon again
gave evidence of the fact that he is one
~ the very best horses on the French
. turf this season by winning the Prix du
Monarqus with case Though he gave
away from ten TO fourteen rounds IN
every horse in the race. he came away
and won as he pleased in an easy gal
Top. The rumOr persists that Mr. Wander
bHt intends 10 race again in England
but there is excellent authority for say
ing that there is nothing in tile rumors
Mr- Vanderbilt Is satisfied with the work
Of his stable in Frence. ana has no
present intention Of extending his racing
activities.
1t is said that Lieut.. John Jacob Astor
OF the First Life Guards. who recently
covered himself with glory by Jumping
into the Thames and saving the life of
trooper who was drowning. is serious
" considering going in for racing. He is
not enough of an American to meet with
the opposition 70 all things American ex-
cept Danny Maher. which undoubtedly
exists on The British turf.
Whine O'CoHnor, the American jockey
IS showing the German Jockeys some
things about riding of which they never
dreamed. At the recent Hamburg meet
he won every stake race but one and he
had no mount in that race or he proba-
bly, would have made a clean score.
Largely due to the American trainer,
George Walker and the American
Jockey, O'CounOr, the Weinberg stable
stands away at the head OF the list OF
winning owners in Germany.
Bobby Walthour. the famous Ameri-
can bicyclist, was beaten by Darrogon,
the French expert. in the 100-kilometer
worlds championship race at Geneva
last Sunday. Walthour made a game
fight, but the Frenchman was a trihe
too speedy for him.
jefferson Thompson. who is in Paris
in connection with the Vanderbilt Cup
race entries, has completed his task,
anu the French teams have been select
ed. They will consist of Clement
Bayard car, driven by A. Clement: a
Hotchkiss. Elliot Shepherd; Lorraine
Dietrich, Duray; Panhard. Heath; Oar
racq, Hemery.
The report that Miss May Sutton, the
famous American tennis champion, is
engaged to be married is denied. Miss
sutton. while losing the championship
had
cessful trip. She sails for home on the
White Star liner Cedric next week.
The English Channel again Is the vic
tor over Tabez Wolfe the swimmer
Wolffe made another attempt 10 swim
TO France Tuesday, but he injured his
leg early in the swim snd had to give
il up.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Interesting Side Race.

One OF the most interesting contests
Is the race for the last position in the
nTst division. Navy holds IL now. but
has a hard schedule ahead, while War
and Justice, tie for Fifth place, are
lighting hard 20 land the position.
The PosJOffiCe-WaF game which was
for the second time postponed on ac-
count Of rain. is scheduled for August g
The AgEicultuFe-NaVy game. VII ch
was also postponed on account OF rain.
is scheduled for August Is. and as these
two teams have split even this ysar,
this contest viii be fitting termination
OF the season
The ohiciaI fielding averages 10 date
are
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Farmers Field Finely.
Navy Sinks

Postoffice and Commerce and Labor
both feu down 70 fifth when the Farm
ers and the strengthened Shawites pass
ed them. Interior and War also showed
considerable Improvement and each
managed 10 climb one rung, leaving JUS
tice on the ground floor.
Captain Kleinschmidt is the only man
on Justice who fields creditably and
holds the fielding honors IN the league
with a clear record for all seventeen
games which Justice has played
Torney still leads the thieves. but
VIII Taylor, Of Agriculture, and Barn
hart. OF Interior. are only eight bases
behind. and the way Taylor is running
bases a present IL looks that in the re-
naming hve games which Agriculture
has 20 play he has a fine chance TO
equal or better TOrney's mark.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
HARVARD CREW MAY ROW
CHAMPIONS OF IRELAND
Unbeaten Baum Club Would Meet American Collegians
Strong Association Football Team Coming-Vander-
bits Maintenon Wins Another Big Stake

LONDON. Aug. THE Harvard oars
men are here. and fine. husky lot Of
young athletes they are.
OF course. EnglIshmen can see nothing
IN tire race they are 10 row on Septem-
Der 3 with Cambridge bat the English
crew. but II IS acknowledged that the
Americans will give the men from the
Cam a good fight Oxford and Cam
bridge have joined hands in making
things pleasant for the American col
legians during their stay here and will
leave nothing undone for their proper
entertainment.
All the Cambridge crew which beat
oxford are available for the race except
+. ". Powell, who will not be able 10
take his scat Both crews will 90 into
training next week, and by the day for
the race. expect 10 be in as good trim
as when they beat oxford and Yale. re-
spectivcly- S .. MuttlebUry has charge
or the conditioning of the EngIishmen.
While Cambridge is believed by Eng
Ashmen to he sure Of victory, II IS
probable that there will be some lively
speculation on the result. The American
Rhodes scholars AT oxford are enthusI-
astic rOoters for Harvard
II is probable that the Harvard men
will go over to Ireland to row after their
race with Cambridge. They have re-
ceived an invitation from the Baum
Rowing Club. of Coleraine. to 90 over
and try conclusions with the unbeaten
eight Of that club. If time and other
engagements permit they Will make the
trip.
The famous Corinthian association
football team is now on the ocean
bound for their American tour. 1t is
scheduled to arrive at Quebec on August
9, and the scheule Of games so far ar
ranged follows:
August II. Montreal; August l3, Otta-
wa; August Il, Hamilton; August Is. To-
ronto; August 20, Berlin; August %. Sea-
forth; August % Chicago: August n
troiti August %. Cleveland: Septem-
Der !, Philadflphiai September 3, Phila-
delphia; September s. New York; Sep
tember s. New York; September 10. Bos-
ton: September Z. Providence; Septem-
Der Il, New Haven.
Other games may be added TO the
schedule If conditions warrant
The team bound for America is per
hans the strongest which has ever left
England. II has made several foreign
trips and have played on the continent
and IN South Africa. The success OF
the Pilgrim team last year has, II is un-
football on the other side. and the pres
cnt trip of the Corinthians can hardly
fail to populartZe the game further. The
personnel of the team was given last
week.
There are rumors which lead TO the
belief that another International sport
ing event which would be most interest
ing Is among the possibilities. They are
to the effect that a strong team of
American amateur golfers may come
over 10 contest the supremacy of the
links with our golfers Up to this time
the American golfers who have come
over here have hardly been up 10 British
championship form. but with the great
vogue of golf during the past few years,
II Is not impossible that should a team
of the best of NolIr eolfers como nuar
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
MONTGOMERY co. LEAGUE
Pitchers

Raney has been shifted from short
TO his old position at second and is
playing the game OF his life
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

Takoma, which was expected to stop
POolesville's winning streak. was de
feated by Rockville Saturday. II is now
up 70 the boys from the county seat
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

Ed Taylor. who has been pitching for
the War Department team. has been
signed by Rockville 10 play first base
so, Rockville?