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Dancing.
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On the ODD Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
- 20 a m--Diner, Pullman ParIOr.
fs.0G a m--BHnet Parlor. Hr. Train.
Esg 90 q m--Diner and Pullman ParlOr Ca
III 90 a-m.-Diner and Pullman ParIOr Car
q 90 p nl--Diner and Pullman parIor Car
600 pm. Royal Limited All Pullman
f4-00 p-m--COaches 70 Philadelphia
= 200 p.m--DiDer and Pullman ParlCr.
500 p-m--COaches 10 Philadelphia
s11.30 p.m--SleCpers-
a2.52 a-m--Sleeper8-
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 800. 111:OO a r..
4 90. 800 p. N.
ANNAPCLIS. week days, 500 a. n. 1z-o5
noen. AS, 800 pm. sun $50 an. so pm
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(Week days, 200 an. 70 PM
TO BALTIMORE.
e 81 ZOO. t6 80 = 90 '7-23 $500. $50 800
ts.So. .Io-oo. II 90 q n. 100 noon, fl2.o5.
t445. 500. f5os. $50. $500 $50 t7.OO 500
Is so, 1000 30 .s5. 81 50 ~ Is D M
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 a m. ~. . 30 D n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILLE ,g4 81 a . a.; 80 p m 'i5t9 night
sI2-5O night
CLEVELAND. $40 n m.
COLUMBUS. $50 , n
WHEELING. 's-1O a. m. '5.30 D N.
FREDERICK. 1S-2o, 1910. ''s:l5 an. - 30.
t4.o5. f5.55 p. m
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a m, $500 D. N.
sDaily Except Sunday. ssSundav only
TELEPHONES at all OF the following Ticket
Ofhccs. 1917 y st. Main 1881: 6IS Pennsylvania
Ave. Main rs; Station, New Jersey ave
and c St. Ticket once. East 6sT: Information
bureau. East ia Se2-tf
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FURNISHED GOTTA
month OF season GE
9Th 81. NV.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia ave. and the Beach. Atlantic City
n J. Under entire new management. 50
beautifully furnished rooms en- suite With
bath hot and cold sea water attached 20
all baths. Also Public Hot Sea Water Baths.
Phones IN Rooms. Music ana social diver
sions- Terms American plan. $50 per day
up: S125O weekly Up- European plan. 81 -
per day ID. Garage. CHARLES E COPE
Water Gap. Pa
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Wanted-TeamS.

WANTED-Fifteen teams al once THOMP
son, STARRETT CO, Masonic Temple. 18Th
and II NV II
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-Cheap. SIS per month for
mansion home Of y rooms lowner reserves
one room, four acres q garden. orchard:
nrewood and barn. near street ears. one
fare nice place for summer b0arders- In
quire at ROOM 8, 1924 New York ave Prof.
H n d PARKER Hours, 10 % 9. jy2-tf
FOR RENT-Sl2.50. 6 rooms and porch. 8
minutes walk 70 cars. one fare papcrcd
throughout, at Benning, D. C. Inquire 800
O St nv. iyI-7t
FOR RENT-CLEVELAND PARK
FINE NEW HOUSE. S ROOMS. SO
MOORE & HILL Qnc).
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Found.

YOU viii not be disappointed ~ you order
our ice cream for the Fourth. I-acey's de-
liciOus ice cream and sherbcrcs. 7Uc and 9Oc
per gallon large bricks in a box c5c Do
not judge our ice cream by tho price. Try
Il and you VIII buy IT, Phone NJ S33. s07
New York ave NV. jy9-tf
GENERAL COMMERCIAL PRINTING we'll
done; prompt and reasonable; 1000 business
cards, $50. HAYS. 81 X 81. NV 1yl-3t
FOUND-Tho way 70 get nd of rats. Sec
BARCLAY" The Ferret Man, e27 Louisiana
ave myl7-tf
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Storage.

Best lighted and ventilated rooms in an ci.,,
See US: BROWN & FOLSOM. Proprietors.
Je3-tf
WHY PAY MORE7 We store FOR 75o a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. Ils-49o-I 100
1Vlh 81 NV Phone Main 4229 je1-sOt
TO BUY, sell store furniture; storing
ana packing speciality. BOWLING & 60
AuenoneeIa. " h ST Phone NJ. 5i5 ap3O-tt
flowing. Packing. Shipping
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. 91 nth sr.-Mov-
ms PNeNiNb' aho shipping. Phone Main s47s.
jei3-30t
CO-O MSAS a. ItS1A Rms CO. now located at
Large Padded Vans. 81 Load.
; -,n,s-.e. S-horSe Wagons. - Los.a.
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Wanted Suburban.

wANTED-One TO five acres or large lots
near car line; fare. MORGAN. Station F.
jyI-3t
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IT IS STRANGE that people will buy city
lots N the country when we can sell acreage
with Improvements for less than ~ viii cost
70 buy lot and build a house. II you want
10 buy anything near Berwyn get a home
that amounts 10 something. We can sell you
a three-acre farm. 6-roJun house, outbulldings
fruit. attractive location al BerWyn for only
$500: 500 cash then rent.
acres. Groom house. stable. etc beautl-
ful shade. lovely elevation; SI.eO0 on your
own terms
II you want 70 rent here IS a snug little
home with acres Of ground and new cot
tage for only 81 monthly.
See Mr. LOFELESS, our agent az Berwyn
and secure one Of these homes before 20 IS
too late THE SOCLE CO. Inc. go Louis
lana ave. nv. fvI-tf
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Defendant Hayw 90
Scarcely a Figure in
Hearing of His
Own Case.
He Will Probably Take
Stand When Cripple
Creek Affair Is
Finished.

BOISE, Idaho. July Wv. H. Hay
wood. secretary of the Western Fedora
lion of Miners. on trial charged with
completely in the murder OF former
Gov. Frank SteUnenberg, of Idaho, is
hardly a figure in the hearing of his
own case just now.
1t was expected that he would take
the stand in his own behalf yesterday,
and today there is little doubt that be
will be a witness before court adjoUrns.
. In the meantime, the struggle between
the prosecution and defense has pTac-
tically narrowed To a discussion be
tween miners factions and mine owners
and bull pen incidents Of 1903.
While much Of the testimony has
been highly sensational, the keenest in
terest centers about Haywood, and the
court is thronged today on the supposi-
ton that he will soon be called to the
stand.
PinkeTtOn Man on Stand.
Morris Friedman. former stenOgraph-
or for James MCFARLAND in the Denver
branch of the Pinkerton agency. sat in
the witness chair three hours and icen-
tiied many reports by detectives of fed
Grafton affairs that had passed through
his hands. and which Mr.. barrow, for
the defense. introduced in evidence and
read for two hours 10 the jury. The
reports covered the operations of detec-
lives in Colorado City, where the Grip
pie Creek strike originated; in Victor. in
Cripple Greek, and in Denver, 70 which
place the smelter strike had spread.
Senator BOrah asked Friedman why he
had stolen the reports.
4 do not consider that l stole them. -
he replied. The operatives stole the
Information originally from members of
the Western Federation. the United
Mine Workers, and the International
Union Of Machinists. 1 expected the
time would come when the interests Of
justice demanded that they should be
produced, and I then turned them over
TO the persons they were originally
stolen from
You were a Pinkertong'
Il was not"
asVn,r ,-~.nF,I r,,v,a,-0ff
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FOR RENT-To a frst-cIass tenant near
18th and NJ SITS. NV. modern S-room. pOrce-
lain bath; brick residence; in excellent con-
dltlon: $3.50 WILLIGE. GIBBS a. DAN
TEL. Coz and sos 18th St ty2-3t
- X ST NE.-Ten rooms and two baths;
$500; vacant July Is; estate Of Daniel S.
Evans. 1924 New York ave. NV. je2G-tf
FOR RENT-HOuses. apartments. and Offices
In all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send call at our Office.
THOS- J. FISHER & co. Onc.),
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND INSURANCE.
BROKERS,
IGl4 + St N W fas-tf
FOR RENT-A modern finely appointed resi-
dsnce situated IN MI Pleasant on high
ground. healthy and convenient 20 car line:
modern IN every respect. nine rooms and
bath: rent. So Address BOX b4s. Times
ONCE. Rp23-tf
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF

Directly on the beach. 20 rooms. 200 vita
fresh and salt water baths attached. Aueri-
can and European plaD-clisiDe specially
Newly renovated and decorated and new man
agement- Personal direction o. JOEL EI--L-
NAN. PROP. also proprietor Of Ea-vey's
Famous Restaurant OF Washington. D c Tia
new and popular feature OF tLls hotel Is tho
Rea Rarnhler Gil
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Ca-olila ave and tie Beach. near
piers and attractions large. sunny rooms.
private baths; elevator SUI Parlc-. CapGcisy
80. Table AID service superior SPECIAL
spring terms BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
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TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN
HOMES, So, 800 AND $3.50 EACH.
AT TAKoMA PARK, I'D.
lOna Fan 70 Any Pan nf CITY

w. . t--N " ny = a. VI N4Ng+I
Lots 50X200 abundance Of room for garden) f;
extra large and comfortable plaZZas con-
creted cellar under entire house. heated by
nrst-class furnace, rooms al large, bright,
and airy, each with outside windows as
house is wholly detached. water. sewer. and
gas. modern plumbing.
LIST fDor-ReCeptiDn hall. parlor. dining
room. kitchen, and extra large pantry.
ID hoor-Three large bedrooms one hall room
and bathroom with porcelain tub and sta
tionary washstand.
The houses are exceptionally well planned
Tor comfort; the construction Is the very
best the interiors are finished IN good taste
The combination found IN these houses. viz
the pleasures OF the suburbs with every con-
venience of the city Sc an Incompatible
one. and VIII be fully appreciated by those
who viii inspect the property.
Easy terms can be arranged IL desired
open for inspection Sundays and week DAYS
Get exact location from
CoLENs-GUERRY CO., GAL 18th NV.
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SUMNER HOMES ~ GREEN HILLS OF
VERMONT AND LAKE CHA RLAIH
Terms 81 70 SO per week
New trains between Boston. New YORK,
Springfield ard Vermont points As good as
any on the continent 150-p2ge illustrated
procure mailed free On receipt u Sc n STAMPS
Tor postage
Address A. ". ECCLESTONE. so. Pass.
Agt-. - LroaaHay. NeN York city.
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Miscellaneous.

SHAW'S Sovereign Pile Cure gives immedi-
ate relief 21st and g SITS. and 2039 E ST NV
jy2-5t
WANTED-Range and two !atrobes. exchange
piano. parlor suit. bookcase. wardrobe: other
ty1-3t
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Violated Office Rules.

Yes. 1 did my work"
When you took these extra copies
you violated a rule Of the Officer"
Perhaps that Is So
J. l.. Wallace, formerly of the militia
and now an attorney In the camp. re-
lated what he had observed during the
strike in Cripple Creek. On the after
noon following the Independence station
explosion he was ordered out on duty.
He gave the names of many gun men"
who were brought in to aid the militia.
Il arrested Jack Bowman. one Of the
bad Man," he said. "and asked him
why they could not behave themselves.
He told me that he had been ordered
10 hunt Denver over and get the worst
bunch he could and bring them TO Grip
ple Creek. and that they ought not to
be blamed.
n. +. White. former organizer for the
American Labor Union, caused roars of
laughter by his description of his expe-
rience In Cripple Greek Elm December,
1903. He went there TO look after the
welfare Of his organization.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office IHaI Penna. Ave-.

NOTICE-FoIOwing schedule not guaranteed
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville. Tampa Atlanta Biz
mingham. Memphis. and New Orleans
s.o5 a. m. caily.-SeGb aboard Mall rhrot,-b
coaches and Pullman sleepers 20 Savannab
and Jacksonville Through slecpers VVagbinr-
ton 10 Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlanta aIla
Birmingham. Dining cars.
600 p. m daily-Sea board Express. solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers 20
Savannah, jacksonville and Tampa sh ro,,v6
sleeper TO Atlanta and Birmingham. DininE
- e. sTANsE1I.e plEr4csePsss.as.-eHS .,,r
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fishing boating. bathing -s9 acres blue grass
ma EniEcent shade modern ccnveniencesi river
] 900 feet from buildings and s0J feet vide
10 malaria no mosquitoes. Bell telephone
Terms. s. 70 SO per week. s. per Gay. Spe-
ciaI rates 20 families and parties H @
GETZENDANNER. Owner. Charles Town.
". Va
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HOTEL RALEIGH. Nos Nos . select
tive moderate priced hotel centrally located
on the beach. AcCommCdat.ols. service and
cuisine excel any "a town al similar prices.
Fresh and salt water baths. elevator. etc.
capaciry 400 rates extremely low Booklet
Il J. DIMES
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND SANATORICM.
ATLANTIC CITY
One q tie newest stone, brick and steel
buildings. with every comfort. always open.
always ready, ALWAYS busy
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DR.. FISK ELGIM

Expert in tho treatment or private Ai-e,.
chronic and acute. Both sexe- an eops-,i,n1
lions confidential Medicine furnished. Prics.
moderate Ho1rJ. TO l. 10 8 10
Rooms. 10 Peunsy lvania ava. NV Phors
II 1913.
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HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
will be agreeably surprised II you viii let
me sell IL for you. MARCUS NOTES l2s eth
q. NV Phone Main Maj b1ll- nolo-tt
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Thrown Into Bullpen.

when 1 stepped from the train, q"
said he. Il was arrested by twelve sol
diers. They threw me into bullpen.
Some drunken soldiers were in there.
and they held a COurt-martial on me,
and told me to dig UP s.. as I would be
hung anyhow in the morning. In the
night some of the militia took shots at
the bullpen. and 1 saw five or six shots
come through the roof
Every time the soldier guards moved
me they read an order 10 me- When
] was taken TO breakfast they read
order rs. When I was taken back they
read another order. Then they read an
other order and took me 70 the colonel
] found he belonged to the Modern
Woodmen. the same as myself, and to
which only desirables belong. he let
me go. and told me to take the first
train ont of town. 1 did, and l don't
even propose to go back"
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TurntO the classified adsyou may find two ninues
For Rent-HOuSeS.

TWO STORY 4-room house. PHI 10th st. NV
81; broom two-story house. 2235 10th 81.
NV; $l3; white tenants only. Key at 9lt
W 81. nv. jy2-3t
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Rug Weaving.

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets; reliable. sanitary. and prompt; postal
We call ECLIPSE RUG CO.. Laurel Nd
leZS-l4t
RUGS WOVEN out Of old carpets Dr,n
postal. WASHINGTON RUG CO.. ss1 9Th 81
pwF RhoDs 4ain-4Ezsf smhz-tf
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For Rent-Aparrmenrs.

FOR RENT-For a first class tenant in the
northeast: five comfortable rooms. modern
LICE, GIBBS & DANIEL, 603 and COS 18th
ST. jy2-3t
FIVE ROOMS and bath front apartments
Eastman" SIT up: suffolk" SI7-75: ''Sus-
sex" steam heat. hot water. SIS. PHILLIPS
CO, $50 John Marshall place. Phone 44S7
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Sherwood

One fare: Is minutes. water. sewer gas.
Beautiful lots. attractive prices. Easy terms
Main office. III 18th ST. NV. apl4-tf
FOR SALE-Most convenient and attractive
6-roOm house in the Bloomingdale section:
built after the owner exclusive Ideas. large
yard see u before puTChas sing For permits
sion 70 inspect address BOX 31s. Times once.
my15-U
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THE ELLIS HOUSE.

PORT MAITLAND, NOVA SCOTIA
Located on the bay Of Fundy ShoaI near
Yarmouth Flrst-class service moderate
rates miles sand beach cool temperature.
excellent fishing. beating bathing. outdoor
sports Daily service 70 Boston
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For Rent-FlafS.

For Rent-FlafS.
FOR RENT-The best and cheapest house
keeping fats in the Northeast:
No. 1922 9th St ne Rent. SIG.
No. 1895 9Th ~. Rent. SIS.
Each five rooms and bath; porcelain tub;
gas and coal ranges. papered throughout
Keys at grocery. 9th and L SITS. ne.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS co. GncD.
1895 Pennsylvania Ave n. W.
jesO-3t
FLAT. I'VE rooms and bath. Apply s22 4th
81. je30-3t
For ReDt-StableS.
FOR RENT-Stable. s stalls. wagon sheds
acre pasture land, SIS. 2s29 Brightwood ave.
1y2-3t
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FOR SALE-One- lot fronting on Con-
necticut ave. forest shade; Increasing rap
idly in value price low. satisfactory terms.
Address BOX 80. City p. o. je6-s0t
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THE BRANT LAKE INN

Opens June Is. Booklet RICHARD An
pERSON. 80 Hudson ST, y. 7.
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CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

Located at the intersection Of Massachusetts
and Wisconsin avenues adjacent to ''Friend-
ship" south Of Cleveland Park. with an ele-
walton Of 200 feet all city convsniences;
sewer. water, and gas free 10 purchasers;
streets now graded. macadamized walks laid
and beautiful shade trees fully grown: 3Zc %
&c Per square foot: 500 cash: so monthly. or
Ia cash. balance annually. Write phone
or call for plat and information. WILLIAM
y. MAITESON. Gil and els Colorado Bldg.
Phone Main 6s5O- apI5eod-tf
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sALE-worb horse, cheap. 7o5 A St ne.
II
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Fer Sale-HouSeS.

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER.
Practically new; rooms and every con-
yenience; must be sold at a sacrifice; price,
$500, great opportunity 10 secure a fine
home at bargain price.
MOORE * HILL Qnc.), 1893 C st. NV
IL
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FOR SALE-S30O OFF on THIS.
Near 9th and + SITS. ne; rooms: wide;
$500
MOORE & HILL Gnc). 1893 C st. NV.
II
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RICHMOND PARK.
urb. Phone NJ. G65I
property free OF cost.
elusive Agents 41I-4fe
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For SaIe-Suburban.

FOR sALE-Out Of position leaving the city.
VIII sell my suburban lots cheap Tor cash.
Address BOX $50. Times Onice. 5y2-5t
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Colonial Beach.

ROOMS with board. good table So 20 s.
week. $50 day; special rates 70 parties For
particulars address MRS r. L CRAWFORD.
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MURDERER WOULD DIE.
Police Fear He Will Again Try to
Kill Himself

NEW YORK, September 1O.-Martin j.
Smith, the contractor who killed his wife
and then shot himself in their home at Min
cola, l.. l.. Sunday, is under special guard
at the Nassau Hospital. 1t is feared that he
will attempt to tear off the bandages in an
other attempt to end his life.
Ten years ago Smith was a young car
penter employed upon the estate of Clar-
ence H Mackay at Roslyn. He married
Roslyn. Two children were born. A year
ago the family removed to Mineola, where
Smith engaged in business as contractor.
At first he was successful but recently he
met with reverses and took to drink.
The whole trouble was due to my drink
ing" he said yesterday. II drank several
half pints of whisky Saturday, and when
went home my wife was very angry. 1 got
UP at o'clock Sunday morning and went
out and got more to drink. When 1 re-
turned l lay down beside my wife. l tried
to apologize for my conduct but she would
not speak to me. She finally got up and
went and sat on chair got up Also and
again pleaded for forgiveness, but she
would not listen to me. Instead she threat
ened to leave the house. and started off as
If to carry out her threat.
I'm sudden fury l ran to the bed took
my revolver from under the pillow and fired
at her. When she fell upon the floor 1 got
down on my knees beside her and kissed
her. begging her to speak to me- When l
realized that she was dead l threw myself
upon the. bed and shot myself"
Smiths condition is still critical.
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NEW YORK SCHOOLS OPEN.
Diminished Attendance Because Of
Jewish Holiday.

NEW YORK. September 1O.-There was
such a big rush of children to the public
schools yesterday morning when the new
term began that tanitors in many buildings
threw open the gates before the usual hour
SO as to let the children get in the from
the street. Many of the East Side schools
had a much smaller number of pupils than
on the opening day last year. This was due
to the absence Of children Of the orthodox
Hebrews because of the Jewish new year.
They appeared for school today.
The same was true of the Brownsville
part OF Brooklyn. The number of little
ones that did appear at the elementary
schools was large. The teachers spent the
day in arranging and rearranging the
classes. 1t will be several days before the
regular routine Of study gets under way.
Just how MANY children entered school
yesterday will not be known officially for q
week.
City Superintendent Maxwell said late in
the afternoon that he did not expect to re-
ceive the reports of the school principals
until Friday or Saturday.
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BRITT WAS VERY
EASY FOR JOE CANS
CoIored Lad Outpointed His 0p-
ponent, Who Quit on Account
of Broken Arm

SAN FRANCISCO. September 10.-A
blow with which he expected to win the
lightweight championship Of the world, but
which acted as a boomerang. cost James
Edward Britt any chance he might have
had of winning his battle with Joe Cans at
the ball park here yesterday afternoon. In
the fourth round of the fight, which was
scheduled to go twenty rounds. Britt start
ed vicious left swing for Cans body. but
the champion cleverly blocked the blow
with his elbow, breaking Britt's left fore
arm near the wrist Britt WINGED with
pain, but kept on fighting until the end Of
the round. He did not know that his wrist
was broken until after the fifth round.
When he returned to his corner he said to
Tiv Kreling. his chief second:
whats the use of my going on? I can't
fight. am helpless"
Police Capt. Gleason. at the ringside, was
informed Of Britt's injury, and he stopped
the fight, whereupon Referee WEIGH gave
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the decision to Cans. Three doctors after
an examination. announced that the injury
was fracture and dislocation of the lower
end of the ulnar Whether 1t was a genuine
fracture or not. Britt showed such intense
suffering while the doctors were manipu-
lating his wrist that the tears rolled down
his cheeks.
"Is was utterly helpless" he said. II
could not even hold up my left hand after
broke 1t. had to guard for Cans left and
had no punch except with my right
Battle Was Terrific.
The battle while it lasted was a terrific
one. Both men slugged and banged away
at each other with the Intention of finishing
the fight with one punch, but 1t was evil
dent to those who follow prize fights that
Britt had no chance to win from the cham
pion at any stage of the contest. The Ma
tive Son was outboxed, outslugged and out
matched by the dusky title holder.
There was a remarkable contrast in the
fighting styles Of the two men. Britt from
the beginning appeared over-eager, and his
lack Of GOODNESS was partly responsible for
the miserable ending of what was expected
to be one OF the greatest boxing exhibitions
ever seen between lightweights. The Cali
fornian rushed wildly at his man and threw
punches wherever he thought he saw an
opening; but, with the exception Of one
blow, left swing which he caught on his
neck in the first round. Cans managed to
evade BrittS onslaught
A record crowd Of about 1900 persons
witnessed the fight. among whom were
many women. They came In droves early
in the afternoon. and before 1 o'clock the
bleachers and grand stand were packed to
their capacity. Just before the gates of
the ball park were thrown open the man
agement discovered that some persons had
counterfeited tickets for the fight, and when
the spectators arrived each ticket was care
fully scrutinized. This delayed the fight.
Fighters Cheered by Crowd.
At 1:2Q pm. Joe Cans the champion. en-.
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RUSH OF NEW CITIZENS.
Naturalization Bureau Overtaxed
With Applications,

NEW YORK. September 1O.-John Dono-
van and his stafr of clerks in the naturali-
cation bureau of the United States circuit
court were swamped yesterday by the
greatest number Of applications for first
citizenship papers in one day. More than
LOO persons swarmed the halls outside the
bureau and all wanted to take out first
papers.
Such a rush as this startled the en-
ployes of the building 1t is something of a
long and tedious task to make out naturaI-
cation papers There are many questions
to be answered. Donovan and his assist
ants worked like beavers, but were able to
fix up only ffty-three new citizens The
others will have to come down again.
Just what caused this unheard of rush
was matter for much speculation about the
Federal building. Many Of the applicants
were Russian Jews. and the fact that yes
terday was Jewish holiday may have had
something to do with it. However, all Of
that crowd Of LOO weren't Jews. All ma
uonalities were represented.