The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
SKATING TOURNEY
CROWDS ARNORY
Louis Smith Wins First
Honors and Clyde Chill
colt Is Best Racer.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRA. VA. OCT. "A

Armory Hall was crowded to its ca
pacity last evening at the tournament
and racing contest given By the man
agement Of the skating rink The tour
nament and races were taken part in
by large numbers Of persons. and were
highly exciting.
The tournament was won by Louis
Smith, who was presented with a gold
ring The championship race was won
by Clyde ChncOtt. Other races were
won by William Reese and William
HUMPHREYS. The prize In the champion
ship race was gold stickp!n.
The Tournament was under the man
agement Of Capt. P. J. Murphy and
Lieut.. w. w Domaine. of the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry.
Helen, the little daughter OF Hiram
Sutton, died at her fathers home, AZ
Wilkes street, this morning. The funeral
will be held tomorrow.
a meeting OF Fitzgerald Council. No
Es. Knights of Columbus, was held last
evening at ST. Mary's Hall Joseph p.
Burg, Of Potomac Council. Washington.
was present and delivered an address,
Tie members CT Fitzgerald Council will
90 TO Baltimore next Sunday ID witness
an exemphhcation Of the second and
third degrees Of that order.
A meeting Of the city Democratic
committee was held at the opera house
cafe last evening. II the sbsence of
Chairman Charles Bendheim, S. G.
Brent presided. The meeting was de-
voted TO discussing the best method
OF bringing out a large Democratic vote
at the election November .. IT was de-
eided to address a letter TO every quail
fed Democratic voter In Alexandra re-
questiug him not only to go to the polls
AMI vote for the nominees of the marty
IN the November election, but to do
ms utmost TO get all other Democrats
10 the polls on that day.
James X. CaCOn, the Democratic nOfuI-
nee Ior the house of delegates. who Is
being opposed by Frank r. Evans. Re
puplcah' was present aud took al,
active part in the meeting.
me meeting adjourned until next
Wednesday evening
Detective TrumbO. of the WASHINGTON
poilce force, CAME to this cfty- tf,Is
morning. and took back with HIM mn Ta Tltls
mn, a small cOlored boy, arrested by
policeman Young last evening on sus-
Plclon OF stealing a bicycle. The bOy
was arrested Just as he was about 10
here. ''''N'
A meeting for men Will be held in the
lecture room Of the Methodist Fp{sconaI
Church South next Sunday afternoon
from 1880 to 4:30 o'clock The address
VIII be delivered by the Rev. w w
Van Arsdale, of Trinity Methodist Eois
copal Church, who will take for MS
SuOJect is Life Worth Living2'' DR.. q
r Outcait will sing a solo, and among
those who VIII take part in the musical
program VIII be II. K Field, cnOrister:
A l. Jameson. ViOlinist; c J. Howell
Yioiinist; G. W. Fleet, cornetist: Fred
eTlcK HlH, and Tebe Creighton
William Harvey Evans and Miss Mary
=. Murphy. daughter of Robert Muir
phy, were married at the home of the
bride on North Alfred street last even
ing. The Rev. Edgar Carpenter. rector
or Grace Protestant Episcopal Church.
performed the ceremony.
Thomas Beauregard and William SuI-
Ivan, charged with the larceny of three
pairs of shoes. were fined SO each this
morning in the Police Court by Justice
Cation.
Miss Bette Keyes left Alexandria for
the jamestown Exposition yesterday
Hubert Snowden is visiting the James
town Exposition.