Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-25
EXPENDITURE OF TAG MONEY
FAIRGROUNDS TO BE OPENED
MONDAY NEXT.
List Of the Teachers Announced by
Director Capitalization
Of Grounds.


money which Washingtonians contributed
through that means for the Washington
Playground Association. twenty-eight
public Fairgrounds will be opened Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. and it is ex-
pected that between 5000 and 10000 chill
dren will take possession.
The Fairgrounds will be in charge Of
regular teachers or physical directors
Dr. Curtis announced today that the
teachers for this year will be:
Miss Mabel T. Benson. Mr.. Irving Boer-
stein. Mr.. David r. Covell. Miss Stella
Cullen. Miss Jean Crawford. Miss Mary
DALEY. Mr.. F. A. Faulkner. Mrs. Jennie
F'yles. Miss Frances Gardner Miss Kath-
crime Hartwick, Mr.. ]. A. Lewis, Miss
Bessie Lukens. Miss Margaret Mcmahon.
Mr. Edward Miller. Miss Mary Morris,
Mrs A. Mcmahon. Miss Anita Morrison.
Mss Cora McCarty. Miss Grace Marvin.
Mrs. Agnes Stewart, Miss Sarah A. Itch
ener. Miss Mabel Towner. Miss Elva
Whitcomb. Mr. Clarence Wright. Miss
FRANCES Youngblood. DR.. VIM. E. Hud-
Reason. Mr.. L. B. Davis. Miss Lucy Hays,
Mr.. Thomas Johnson. Miss Ida Freeman,
Miss Laura McDougald. Rosetta Orne.
Miss Minnie Price, Miss Marietta Price.
Isabelle Sidney. Miss Eva Thompson, Mr..
J. E. Walker. Miss Jennie Winfield,
Miss Alice Williams Miss Eva Wilson.
Mr Richard Bum. Mr.. J. Howard Prick.
Mrs Amy NJ. Gleason Miss S. v. snead,
J: Mabel Archer. Miss Pauline R Adams.
Miss Muriel Carmody. Miss Eleanor
Brewster. Miss May H. Collins. Miss
Alice B; Carey. Miss Gertrude johnson.
sell. Miss Katheryn NJ. Russell. Mr.. H. A.
Van Velsor. Miss Alice A. Hills, Miss
Lula Davis. Miss Jennie Henderson. Miss
Rosa Bell Lane. Miss Josephine Patter.
Son son Mr.: D: r. Shorter. Miss Ella Terry.
The Fairgrounds are located as follows:
For White Children.
Northwest-Ross School, Harvard street
between 18th and 18th streets northwest;
Juvenile court. 10Th and streets north
west: North Capitol and l. streets north
west; Henry School. 7th and streets
northwest; Arthur School. Arthur place
near New Jersey avenue and 1st street
northwest; Dennison School, 8 street be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest:
Curtis School. o street near 32d street
northwest: Industrial Home School, H5th
street and Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Southwest-Neighborho House. 45o N
street: Jefferson School, 9th street and
Virginia avenue.
Southea st-Garf1eld Park. I'd and D
streets; Virginia avenue and 10th street:
Towers School, 7th street near Pennsyl.
vania avenue: Ketcham School. Adams
between Jackson and Harrison streets,
Anacostia; 9Th and l. streets.
Northeast Edmonds School, 9th and D
streets: Ludlow School, 9th and G streets;
Rcsedale. 18th and Gales streets.
For Colored Children.
Northwest-Howard playground. 9th and
w streets northwest: Garrison school.
18th street between r and streets north
west; Magruder School. 18th and NJ streets
northwest: Stevens School. 2lst street
between h and l. streets northwest; Phil
lips School. 9th and N streets northwest.
Southwest-Cardoza playground, LIST and
H streets southwest; Bell School lst
street between and c streets southwest.
Southeast-Giddngs School 4th and E
streets southeast; Birney School, Ana
costa. D. T..
Northeast-14th and C streets northeast.
Interest in Benefit Game.
Considerable interest is being manifest
ed in the game Of base ball to be played
between the members Of the Chamber of
Commerce and Board of Trade at the
American League Park, Saturday after
noon. for the benefit of the playground
association. Arrangements have been
completed to have a number Of imper-
various events that have occurred In the
Capital city. 1t is stated. will be given.
DR.. Frank E. Gibson Is captain OF the
Board of Trade team. and In statement
to a Star reporter today said he did not
think 1t would be necessary for him to get
into the game on account OF the fine base
ball material which will be in the lineup
under his direction.
THE Chamber Of Commerce team is
captained by Phil King. who will essay
to hold down the position Of second base
for part Of the contest.
The Board of Trade lineup includes: r.
j. McQuade and Charles D. Church.
catcrers; A. Leftwich Sinclair and Charles
H. Roesch. pitchers; L. B. Switzerland
and John II. Nolan. first base; William
A. II. Church and Chris Goeckler. second
base; Otto J. DeMoll and E. s. NARROW.
short stop; Charles B. Langley and c. L.
and William F. Bowen, right field; c. T.
Clagett and Edward T. Bates. center
field: Fred Sergeant and M. Chamber
lain, left field.
Those who will represent the Chamber
Of Commerce are Thomas Hume and
Ralph Lee. catchers; Ed Walsh. Arthur
Marks and Tingue Hume. pitchers: E. J.
Murphy and DR.. Harry Kaufman. first
basement; Phil King and ]. D. Carmody.
George c. Shaffer. J. NJ. stoddard. third
basemen: Bert Amos. Arthur Moses. Ben
Woodruff. J. B. Maury. J. A. Tomey,
Horace Dulin, a. A. Schulteis, Oliver Met
zerott and Allen Albert. jr. outfelders.
The hospital corps from the Chamber of
Commerce, 1t is stated, will be composed
Of Messrs r. N. Harper, p Y Waters,
H. V. Sanford. Adoiph GUIDE and A. 8.
Newmyer.