The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

Daridzon. No Il. Claude smith Indian: No. 2 J.
BeIrTuan Ha7isy-TaTitson; No Is. W B. Gennella.
r. AIerkel; No T. Charles Gross. \. S e. No
Is. Z. \ sIujd. y. ResainE; No Is. Howard Rhine
Thrr- No J.. q. s. Zepp. Indian Nc s. Roscoe
Canklin SimTiey 10. y J Hassou Miller Merkels
No. - RorIt jenkins. Harleg-Itavids1u; No =,
" F. Truop. Harley-Baridz1n; No q Arthur Col
lins Indian No = li-ht- So. 8. light No. 2.
Chic Thomas, Indian; No p c. + kirEnaiTleEs
y. S. T.
In addition TO the motor races. there
VIII be several bicycle handicap races.
and as no entry fee is charged for adnlis-
sior TO these events. il is expected large
fields viii face the starter
The Field Games.
a number Of events have been arranged
for the Geld games that viii be run on
in the afternoon = handsome silver cup
VIII be donated by The Washington Her
aid to the winner Of the 230-yard run
Other events viii be run OF as follows:
7a1ga-d lace: 0Tsn for members q organized laboT
affiliated wilh Central Lab1- Uui1n-Prizcs- Flrst.
sid cIf lsrtt1us second. box n cicars-
Io9-sar5 racc- open % boys fourteen years q ase
and H1dlE-Przes= Prs. gold s1ari a. second ;
ID cash.
looyard race. open 70 aH-Prizes: FIrst. drcss
sun cs-l, second, box of cigars
5-ya1j race for eiris Elteen yearz and under
Plies First. trimmed hat second- i've paunds oi
candy
Running bread 5lmr: orea 90 aI-Psizcs. Fi-s-
Isir of sh1os: second. box al clear--
z5-yzu5 uaeeit.rrou Tace, toT lsliss o1iy-Prlzes
Esrst. lady's sdiTt salst secald- ulaifslia
ErE r1ce. tor -Prizcs- First. handsome back
c1nlt; second. s. 10 sold
Prizes Fl-s pair q roller skates scca-d ha1dsarae
scarf Din.
'T6resias=ed race: oren TO aH-Prizes: First. gold
C1f buttons; sccoDd- box q cigars
Every committeeman viii wear the
square white cap that characterize the
ysorkingnan in the eyes OF me ertls'- IS
These caps viii serve 70 distinguish the
men in charge, and badges VIII be dis
peEsed with
The general executive committee hav-
ing charge Of the celebration Is as fol-
lows
sam De Nesfrcv. Chairman James T. Fsency. act
iu- Chairman. Milton SuGIliugs. Jehu J. Pyrcel.
John r Colpoys. Emmet L Adams. and J. "
Cdusi5iue-
The other committees are
Arhlerics-Hsrry W Wells. Chairman. Hauy C.
Bduault- John :. Purcell. Clarerce E Mcclure.
Martin Drais. Newton A. james. and Frank J. SIC
T5-ss-=-Iotu F. Colroys. Charles A. ban. Harry
Hi15s Hauy shErer, Caaries Hut-hluso1- ana y
e. S-=-1e-
na1erz-E5rard DaIv. Clar.5s 3. waudel. Frank
= Iarz. Hubert News1u. and Harry W IenlI i1r-
J. J. lTrt-ra-seu. William Pollard. George Baker
smith. william H. Egar. n. Thiels- sam Beckett,
Frarz F1u.h X 7 Costello. and r. q. n. kCss.
FEua--e-I. ". CCnsidiue. Charles 7 smith John
G- schmidt ?. J. Byaa. o-iTer T. Beaumont, and
Ttrc f. Al=t'arrhv.
r1----s-11rrs and -no-7-cyc--s James I. tefIey'
William S-ereus. Emmert L. Adams Thomas 4
H5l. a-d Harry Selrs
Na-5eriI1e aHd ru-6r-1i-uel Ilollas Ac3li.ton,
I-h1 r. E5zzIa= Frllk Naming. Harry Blsz. and
BENJAMIN 3I1utsouery-
Washington Grove Has Meet
Another attraction that promises q
draw large crowds is tire neId and track
meet At Washington Grove Many local
athletes have entered, and fun pro-
z-amme OF events has been prepared
for the contestants
At National Park ball games viii be
the center Of attraction. and II is planned
10 have games al Union League Park. al
Tlir-ee1th and II streets northwest
Baseball viii also be played or the dia-
mouGs ct The Monument grounds and az
uae various public PlayE-ounds-
In fac-. every summer sport and
amusement VIII be within reach Of
Wazhingt0nians. and the employees q the
public buildings. banks. and business
houses VIII have an opportunity 10 HE
themselves 10 seasnOre OF country