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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

The platform as adopted reneWs
all allegiance to the fundamental
prime piles Of the Democratic par
~, heartily indorses the platform
adopted by the Denver eonven.
ton and pledges hearty. earnest
and enthusiastic support.
After eulogizing the national
candidates, the declaration is
made that the election Of Bryan
and Kern will restore the ad-
ministration Of the federal govern
ment to the ideals Of the fathers
and assure the country a safe,
sound, stable, economical and con-
stitutional execution Of the laws.
The Republican party in the
state is arraigned for gross waste
OF public funds and as evidence
Of this waste il is pointed out that
the annual expenditures of the
state government have grown
under recent Republican admins
trations, from S13.0oo,ooo, the
amount expended under the last
OF the seven years of Gov. Hills
service, to nearly $4,000, 900 ex.
pened in 1907, under the Republi.
can governor.
A demand is made that the pub.
lie expenditures shall be so re-
formed and safeguarded that sine.
cures shall be abolished, that
economy shall be practiced in ev-
cry public department, and that
the business Of the people be
transacted on lines on which sue.
cessful private enterprises are
conducted.
The election Of United States
senators by direct vote Is favor
ed.
The dictation Of the nomination
OF his successor and Of the NOM
nee for governor Of the state by
the present federal chief execu-
tive is resented as dangerous
precedent, and as a reflection
upon the intelligence and rlaht o,
judgment Of the people, and as
sure subversive OF the principles
upon which the republic Is found
ed.
The example of personal govern.
rent at the federal capitol has
been closely followed at the state
capitol and the vital question Is
"ShalI the people ruler"
Declarations are made favorino
the eight-hour labor law, securing
the rights Of the writ Of certio-
rari for police officers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
EAST BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. sept IL Special. Cat
tle-Receipts light and slow Hogs
Receipts 1900. lower. heavy, G.50P
co. workers. $3.50 It0; pigs, t6Ws 10:
ceipts 1000, strong: top. $6.fo, Calves
Sc -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept 17.-If Count
Boni de Castellane will accept an offer
Of $4,000 a week. for ten weeks, to APP
pear in vaudeville, the former hus-
band OF Anna Gould will be seen on
the stage in this city during the win
ter Percy Williams. manager of the
Colonial and Alhambra theaters in
New York. and several others In
Brooklyn. is said TO have made the
offer 10 the count II Is reported that
negotiations practically have been
completed with the Frenchman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

For Justice Of Peace.
JOHN ". TEAGAN.
John II. Teagnn at Primaries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

VOTE ron WILLIAM MURDOCH.
SIX Year Term. Road Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

Tho leading restaurant-Gies Cafe
-Stroh's famous Bohemian Beer on
tap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

Job Printing aone right Times Print.
tag CO.. rs John R.-st Phone i4ss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

Alexander. U"brslIs.. 10 Monroe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
governor by reclamation.

governor by reclamation.
Other nominations were as fol-
lows, according to the early slate:
Lieutenant governor-JOHN A.
DIX, Of Washington.
Attorney general-GEO. M.
PALMER, Of Schoharie.
Secretary Of state-JOHN S.
WHAlEN, of Monroe.
Comptr r-MARTIN n.
GlYNN, Of Albany.
State treasurer-JULiUS HAU-
SER, Of Suffolk.
Judge Of court Of appeaIs-AL-
BERT HAlGHT, Of Erie county.
State engineer PHILIP G.
FARLEY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

Thomas y. Farrell.
For County Clerk.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
RICHARDS WILL BE- ASSESSOR
District Surveyor Selected for Pro
motion to Mr.. Grifin's Place.
Long and Faithful Service to Dis
over other Candidates.

William P. Richards. the present Dis
trlct surveyor. is-to be the next assessor
OF the District Formal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
the appointment VIII be made to-day.
At an executive session Of the Coumis-
sioners held yesterday this decision was
reached. the meeting being held % choose
a successor 20 the late Assessor Z. w. W.
Griffin. who died on Sunday last
IN filing the vacancy the Commission
ers considered a number Of names. which
had been suggested 20 them. OF otHcial s
n the District government. and of others
not so connected None. however. ap-
peared 20 50 favorable an advantage as
did Mr. Richards.
Commissioner West. who has charge OF
the assessors Office. said yesterday that
Mr.. Richards Is eminently fitted FOR the
position o. assessor. both personally and
by his experience IN land values and their
determination in the District Of Columbia.
Mr- Richards. who has been surveyor OF
the District since January. 1895. was sec
retary Of the street extension commits
sion Of several years ago. Il was also
from his tables Of values and surveys
that Congress based its action IN ordering
the purchase Of land south Of Pennsylva-
MA avenue
By the promotion the appointea gains
an Increase in compensation OF s. nGl. the
Office Of assessor paying 5000 per annum.
against $500 paid 10 the surveyor. Faith
ful service and recognized ability bring
this deserved advancement 10 Mr. Rich
ards
After the formal announcement to-day
the installation 70 the Office viii shortly
follow
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter n Byrnez. = and Mamie L Hatcher. IS
Rev. James .. Mar
John c Heru. D. and Lena F. Mills. 3. Rev.
p :. Owens
Frankli1 r. Weits-Shausen- 2 Of Pittsl71rz and
Amelia E Oehmler. . Rev =. c. Macleod
Gordon 2 Armstrong. o. and Grace Peuy. u.
both q FrederickshurE- Rev 4 Schroeder
Curtis Ree5y. 2 and Gerte Bfller 2, both Of
LiuEille. Va Rev J. 3. Mclaughlin
James F. Morrow. q Of ShippcnsburE Pa and
1Iyra X. Getter. % of Carlisle. Rev. T. o. Grouse
STEPHEN A. Scott. q and Anna " Harris. p
both of Richmond Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
COLORED
LoIis Lomak < and Fanny Morgan. d Rev.
Isa5ah 2. Brooks
Alonzo u. Wormley. = snd Laura E Dodson- Is.
q Boyds. Nd. Rev. Isaac ToIiTer.
Charles F. Scott, 2. and Alice Hudneu g Rev.
5. :. R Nelson
". P. Neal. 2. and Elizabeth Robinson. "A Rev.
G. 4 Harms
z E simpson. 2. and Maud I. Dyer. % Rev.
W J. Howard
R ". Green. =. and Carrie B. johnson. j. Rev.
D. z. Wiseman-
Henri Williams 50. and Mary Stewart. 80 Rev.
p 7. Perkins
c. Z. Adams 3. Of BeltsFile. Nd. and Alice
Smith. %. q C0lesTflle Nd Rev. Peter Lewis
" z. Montgomery. q and Ethel n Pearson q
Rev O. L Mitchell
". B. Williams. q, and Hattie Smith, Is Rev.
". J. Howard.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23

| The work Of the health department does
not end with the arrest and conviction
| Of hotel keepers and restaurant men who
violate the law. but is extending TO other
/ interests. laundries and stables being the
latest to come under the ban
/ Yesterday Health Officer ". c. Wood
ward submitted a plan TO the District
/ Commissioners 10 have laundries and
i stables registered and inspected
Dr.. Woodward said the department had
/ been endeavoring for some time 10 bring
abouE a proper supervision Of these places,
/ especially places where clothes are
washed
The health department. as such.' he
added. ''is not interested. Of course. with
the matter OF undue wear and tear or
articles washed. Neither is it interested
chiefly with the largest steam Iaundries
Of the District where the work is done
In buildings commonly erected and always
equipped for the purpose, and under more
or less efficient supervision
After the WasherwOman.
what the department desires IS 70
bring under better control the many
homes Of the poorer classes in which
washing IS done for hire TO supplement
the scant wages Of the head Of the house
hold
Il is the purpose Of the health depart
ment TO have the stables in the District
registered. giving the names OF the owner
and the kind and number OF animals
stabbed. The stables recorded at the
health Office as parts OF dairy farms need
not be so recorded.
When asked about the dairies. Dr
Woodward said they were being inspected
daily
This work has been done right along
and The conditions were generally found
20 be fair Nine dairies were visited. and
the average rating was 20 per cent
out Of a possible l01' he added
More ProprietOrs Fined.
Inspectors Stoy and Norris appeared in
Police Court yesterday and testified
against several hotel keepers and restau-
rant proprietors. Many Of them were
fined. while several who had left coIIat-
eraI forfeited it by not appearing in
court
An insauitary Ice cream factory was
found by one Of the inspectors in which
a lavatery was i1 the room in which
the ice cream was made. The report Is
as follows.
There is a lavatory in the same room
IN which the ice cream IS made. The
room In which the ingredients for the ice
cream are prepared is in a generally un-
clean condition. floors uncs-an, accuuu-
lation Of dust in the rooms. and set CT
ice-cream dishes are stored.
The police Of the various precincts viii
commence 70 send in their reports OF back
yards and cellars to-day. This work was
assigned 70 them Tuesday. ard they com
menced work yesterday morning.
Inspectors StOy and Norris were work
ing In Southeast Washington yesterday. Z
and reported several restaurants in clean
condition, but lacking screens.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
SUES MILLER's RELATIVES.
Receiver Wants Their Household
Effect. Held

With the permission Of Justice Ander-
son. William Earl Ambrose. receiver for
the First Cooperative Building AssOcia-
tIon. yesterday fled a supplemental and
amended bill OF complaint against J. Bar
ton Miller. the deposed secretary Of that
institution.
In the bill the court IS asked to enjoin
the following persons from transferring <
OF disposing Of certain property held by
them and alleged tc have been purchased
by Miller with the funds Of the assOCia-
ton Eliza Rhodes Miller, mother Of the
former secretary; G. Donald Miller. his
brother; May X Miller. Agnes Kemper
Cora Y. Hunter, Mary G. Hospital and
R. A Casilear. trustee
J. S Easy-Smith and John Lewis Smith,
counsel for the receiver, allege in the bill
that all the property and household fur
niture, including many valuable works Of
art, in the premises 3321 ? street. occu-
pied by Eliza Rhodes Miller and G. DON
aid Miller, mother and brother. respec-
lively. Of the accused secretary. were
purchased by him and are held TO conceal
the assets Of J. Barton Miller
The property mentioned IN the bill IS
lot 1SS. in square 1213
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
PLACES OF INTEREST.

| Liarary Of Congress-Open 4 N to 10 ?. n CT
Secular days; from ?. r. 70 70 2. II on Sundays
and certain holidays
Public Librsry-Open 9 a. n. to ,. n /; holidays.
a n to , n; Sundays. to ,. n
Executive Maasion-Open 10 a. n to D. n
United States Capitol-O Open a. n to 10 p u
United States Treas1Ty-Open a n 10 p n
State. War and Navy Derartmeuts-Opeu a. n
10 : p n The original Declaration Of Independ-
ence is II the library Of the State Derartment-l
United States Patent OEce-Open a n 70 2
p n
United States Psnsic- @sssau-Open a n to 4
,. n.
Uaitsd States Post-ofHce-ODea a mtOzp n
Washington City Post-ofice-Open all hours THE
Dead Letter Oflce is in the city post-ohsceJ
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. n TO 5 2. n
t'sn ConTnissiou-open a. n. 70 ! % ?. n
Amy Medical Museum-Open g. n 70 $50 .. n.
National Museum-ODen a n to 40 D N in
Guiding hOlidays-J
smithsouian IHstitBtion-oDen a n to 80 ,. n.
lincluding holidays.)
AsTicultursl Derartrnent-Open a. n to 80 d n
Bureau Of EngTaving and Punung-Open a. n
70 2-G p n
Washington slonumeu. gs5ls feet in hsssht)-Opea
80 q, n to so p n. Elevator Tuus from a. L.
Corco1an Gallery of Art-open 50 a. n. to4p
n II winter e. N. 70 ?. u in suumer sun
days-l-s5 ?. m. 70 D n. excepting IN mid-sln-
HeT Admission free on TGesdays. Thursdays. sat
ufdays. and Sundays other days &c admission
Government Printing Of5os-Open 10 a n to ?
p N.
Navy Tard-Opea a. n. 70 So ?. n
southworta Cottage, s5Jh #. and Prospect avs,
IN THE SUBURBS.
ZooloEfCI Park-Open al day
Rock Greek Bridge and PARK.
Chevy Chase. kessiHg-0n. and ChessDeake Beach
Naval Observat0-y-Open a. Z. 20 ?. u
Mount vernon the home ard tomb Of Washing
ton}-Open L a. n % D n.
Arlington Natiousl Cemetery-Opea al day
Fort Myer Military Post
Falls Church, Vienna. and Fa1rfs1 Cozrr House
United States Soldiers Houe-Open a Il 10
sunset
United states Naval Acadery AnnapoIis Nd
Cathedral Groun6s Teunallytown road-Ouea
a. 70 G ,. n
Cabin Joan Brdgs. Catholic University and AIs1.
andria-
Great FsIls Of the Potonso-Faus s-s ilzzzinsted
81 uiEht.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
GAVE WHOOPING COUGHPARTY
ROllieking Good Time Between
Coughs at Miss Wright's House.
Celebrated Her Fifth Birthday An
niversary, and All the Guests
Were Victims of Epidemic.

Little Miss Frances Bell Wright. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Darlington
Wright celebrated her fifth birthday yes
terday with a unique party for her small
friends. all Of whom had whooping cough,
an affection which they could with pro-
Priety carry with them, because their host
was similarly afflicted.
They and their doll babies had tea to-
gether, and all ooughed together and had
a rolIicking good time, between coughing
spells
This whOoping-cough epidemic. although
mild enough IN itself. has prevented the
expected departure Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wright and their little daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bates Warren for the CatskiIs
10 join Mr. and Mrs. Bell They Will leave
early next week
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Contrnct for a Len.e.

The Department Of Commerce and La
Dor has contracted for the lease Of its
present headquarters in Fourteenth street
for another year, pending the time 1t shall
occupy one Of the new structures pro-
posed TO be erected by the government
south Of Pennsylvania avenue. 1t IS now
practically certain that one Of the new
buildings 10 be erected in the square
formed by Pennsylvania avenue. -Four
teenth street. the Mall, and Fifteenth
street VIII be devoted TO the Department
Of Commerce and Labor
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
SUES FOR MISSING CRATES.
Wisdom Brown Wants Railroad to
Pay for Undelivered Consignment.

Suit to recover S2.5o0 damages was fled
against the Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company yesterday
by Wisdom Brown, who alleges that
goods 20 that amount were shipped TO him
over the defendants line which he has
not received
Brown states that a consignment OF
crates was sent TO him from Wapakoneta-
Ohio. due 10 arrive January l.. 1877. He
declares that he went 70 the Offices Of the
company on that date. prepared to pay
the freight charges. but was unable 10
obtain his goods
According TO the plaintiff. ne has since
made several attempts TO recover hts mer-
chandise. but without avail. He asks that
the court award him the sum named. and
make the railroad company pay the cost
Of the proceedings
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
DEATH RECORD.

Fsanoes A. Rogers Sl2 18th 81. Nv. s. yearS
Rosa Lining Freedmsn's Hosp- yearS
Hattie Bah. SCI G 81 sw.. 2 years.
Anna Hutchinson. Alabama APIS. q years
John Brennan. Sd ard II sts. ne s. years.
Jennie Griffith. 20 Jackson st. Anacostia 81 years
Priscilla Peacock. Il Harrison s., Anacostia, IS
years
Anna J. Keithley. 81 Va ave. s.. zs years
Mary Lynch. lois 5th st. 50 years
Jennie d. Hutchinson. 800 I1.h 81. re- months
Dolores G. Madigan. rs Fl - ne months
Mary J. hammond 81 s. Nv. Is months
Audrey ". Leiper. IZ53 ETsrts St Ne months
MarJ z. Mose. 1915 ~ - sw. days
Infant Of E. E, and May Oliver. ITO y Y. ave
Is days.
COLORED-
Caroline Hammond, Home Aged & IuA77a, IS Us.
Edward u. jackson. I5s2 5sh st Nv. 81 years
Isabella Smith E2 o ST nv So years.
Ju6son C Rivers. 55s Isrh - n e yea-s
Eliza Brady. z Pierre pl- Nv. IS yesrs-
Emily Elliot. 1873 llth s. nv. IS years
TuEander Thomas - Elm St ; months
Dorothy Marshall. 1872 5th st NV s months
Paul l. " Cream. 80 18th 81 NV I u,o7th
Minnie Booker E05 g s. NV. months
John Porter. IA Van alley Sc ! moth
IaoEsS 4, 9gje, El2 10Th 81. EE., z0utaA
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Filed a Libel Suit.

Through its attorneys in this city the
Newport News Shipbuilding and DrydOck
Company yesterday fled a maritime libel
suit against the steamboats, Queen Anne
and the Harry Randall. their masters
and the Washington and Potomac Steam
boat Company, owners. 10 obtain payment
for repairs made on the vessels in 1876
According 20 the bill, the steamboat COM
pany has refused the demands Of the
plainfiff for s. 35
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
HOLDS NEGRO FOR MURDER,
COrOner's Jury Declares SmOfhers
Killed William Barnes.

After al inquest yesterday morning at
the morgue, the corOner's Jury held
William Smothers, coIoTed. 70 answer
charge Of murder In having stabbed and
killed Spencer Barnes. a negro. in a fight
Monday night last at s223 Half street.
Smother acknowledged TO the jury that
he Ead inflicted the wounds in Barnes
back. but said the blows had been struck
in self-defense- Smothers admitted that
earlier in the evening. before the crime
was committed. he had pushed Barnes
into the Eastern branch, but said that
when he learned the man could not swim
he had assisted him TO shore.
The CorOner's jury was composed Of E
r Martin, c. l. Tschif7ey. Moses Pach.
D VI. FaunCe. q. Stone, and p G. Brown.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
CLARK GOES TO SOMERvILLE.
Leaves Washington to Become Su-
perintendent of Schools.

Charles 5. Clark. director Of inter
mediate instruction in the local schools.
who resigned 10 take UP the duties OF
superintendent Of public schools al som
ervilIe. Mass. left Washington last night
for the scene OF his new labors.
8Ir- Clark was connected with the Dis
rrict schools for nearly a quarter Of d
century. coming here as a teacher, and
gradually working 10 the position he was
filing when he accepted the call 20
Massachusetts.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
KIDD OPPOSES GOMPERs.
Asserts Labor Bodies VIII Not Be
Instructed Politically.

Frank A Kidd. president Of Columbia
Typographical Union. No. I0I. objects 10
the attempt Of Samuel Gompers 70 advise
the ranks Of labor as TO their political
duties.
Mr. Kidd says that probably not % Per
cent Of the members Of organized labor
are in favor Of adopting resolutions in
dOrsing a political party or condemning
a national candidate for Office
Indeed. unions Of the skilled crafts sell
dom mix IN politics. but central bodies,
composed Of delegates from local unions
for trade conference purposes only. often
do he added. Yet central bodies are
wholly without authority. either 20 bind
the members Of locals 70 any. policy OF 10
direct their action in political matters
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Florists Plan an Outing.

All Washington florists will close thei.
shops at noon to-day, and with their
families and friends go on their annual
picnic 10 Great Falls. There will be no
thought Of business after that hour. and
all viii go prepared to have a good time.
The committee has arranged for athletic
games Of every description. including
races. wrestling. hammer throwing. base
ball and boxing. President Kramer.
Chairman ShaffeF. and Secretary Nc
Cauley are the members Of the committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Petition in Bankruptcy.

IN his petition in bankruptcy fled YES
tercay Wilbert Melville newspaper pho
tographer, places his liabilities at s. -30s- %.
and values his assets at s1S0. which. he
claims. are exempt. inasmuch IS he owns
only personal apparel Among the unse-
cured creditors are Virginia B. Camu.
OF 1ZII y street, who holds notes amount
ing TO Sl,700; the Automobile Company OF
America, who sold him a machine valued
at 800. and Aretta V Hayes. Of 1917 F
street northeast, from whom Melville bor-
rowcd 500.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and All
points South-Norfolk and Washington steams-x
ever evening the year at $50
Chevy Chase Lake-Concsrt by United sJssss Ma
me Band every evening. followed by dancing
Twilight excursions to Annapolis and Bsltsno-a
sTeTy day. Trains leave every half hour from FIf
teenth and d streets northeast from D n
To Rock Creek Bridge BIOLOGICAL PARK Chr
Chase. and KensingtOa-Cars from Fifteenth st-eet
and New foTk avenue every fifteen minutes
To AleXandria-FeTTy steamer Lackawanna exarv
hour and a half from a n to D. n
To Fort Myer. Arlington National Ceneterv Fan,
Church. and EziT1aI Court House-Carsfrozn Tuelftb
street and PennsyiEani3 avenue and Aquedu.t
Bridge
ChesaDeake Besch-See trains n railroad schesYl.
Mount Vernon and Marshall HalI-Steaner Charles
Maealestsr. daily. except sundsy, 10 & n and 80
D II
Steamer s.. Johns for Colonial Beach-ssturdsv.
p. H. Other days. except Monday sss5 a. n
Steamer Queen Anne FOR River View sesk dz~s
70 a. n, 2a5 and sss5 P. n; Sundays. Il a n.
30 snd SIS . n
Steamer jamestown for forty-u.fle moonlight tr4p
down the Potomac River. daily at D n
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Confirms the Sentence.

Justice Anderson. IN reply to the Pc
tition Of Emma c. Raymond, wife OF
Albert II. Raymond. sentenced 20 FIVE
years in the penitenuary for HbeI yes
ter1sy refused 70 assign counsel to her
husbands case for the purpose OF appeal
The justice said he could not interfere
with the decision Of the Court OF Appeals,
which upheld the lower court in sentenc-
ing Raymond 10 the penitentiary
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Watch for a city-Eandie Highlands.
EXCURSIONS.

Any morning. afternoon, OF evening one
eaa enjoy delightful sal down the Potomac On
the big steamer Queen Anne 70 beautiful River
View Tsis refined family resort Offers deIiEhtful
retreat for al who wish 70 escape tie heat ard tr
mol q the city. AID II also holds forth every at
pleasure bent Music and dancing v-eeE-izyz s1I
sacred band concerts ever Sunday
Saturday evening at 5 o'clock and again
Sunday morning at SIS O'Clock the big and fast
steamer St Johns sails for Colonial Beach. Wash
ingtons most convenient saltwater resort This tr
to salt water IS proving popular than ever this
scsson- Besides the delightful cool san down The
Potomac there are such attractions Is saltwater
bathing. fishing Grabbing and beating 70 make an
outing at Colonial Beach vel worth while
The vaudeville show for next week al
Luna PARK VIII be remsrkaols for frst-class talent
and fae up-todate acts. includins Lew Bloom.
mo10log1st Cardownie Sisters character singers and
dancers; Mr.. and Mrs Edward Evans, in their rlav-
let. 'Playmstes; Smith O'Brien, late star Of
Ganskeeper;" Manner and Franks sketch artists
and others Beginring with Yesterday. AZ extra at
traction was added, called ''HerezfcsrT
II is the declared purpose OF I. D.
shaw. proprietor and manager Of Glen Echo Park
70 always have something going On at his resort
that IS out Of the ordinary in tbs line Of a-nuse-
msnts. and It is avefred By large number q the
parks patrons that the mansgrr succeeds admirably
The assertion has been made that at 10 ether
amusement PARK on the Atlantic seahoani can there
Be found such diversity Of art-zoti5zs that arreal
- the funny bone of humankind thz1 AZ Glen
Eoho Il is declared that those desirors Of coming
N close touch with nature under the hapriest cf
crcllznstsnces about Washington should visit Glen
Echo Park The ride along the historic Potomac Is
ei'erllng. AID Gay G. evening at the PARK r1sT
9e Ia@Ss DeElod Of Ulconno7 plsasu-G