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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
POLICE POST OFFICE.

For the benefit of the Police Benevo.
lent Association. the fast baseball
teams of the police force and the post
office will oppose each other at Broad
Street Park this afternoon. The game
large crowd Is expected to be on hand
to cheer their favorites. and incident
ally help swell the fund that will be
turned over to the association.
Edgar Allen, Of the post-ofIlce,s both
declare their mines to be in fine trim
and ready to put up fast exhibition
OF the national game.
both teams at work, say that they
would not be a bit surprised to see
the contest go into extra innings.
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.P| TCH.ER.S' DUEL
WON l by RED 50X.
Especial ID The Times Dispatch. ]

DANVILLE. VA, July l4.-In the
pretty pitchers duel here to-day Kline
bested Feeney and the locals wor. by a
score OF to 0. With perfect control
the red-headed twirler had the Crew
tanning the air and popping up.
folk get man on second base. Fee
ncy also pitched good game. He
was effective in every inning save the
first. Then with one out. Tydeman
stunE single to centre and was fol-
lowed by Hem. who hit to right for
three bases. scoring Tydeman. After
this neither team had chance to
score. Both pitchers received superb
support Riggs made sensational
catch in left. while O'Niel nippcd se"-
eraI that looked like hits. Tie latter
figured In two-double plays. The score:
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McVEIGH s. GL1NN,
Auctioneers.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
61S East Broad Street.

MIDSUMMER AUCTION SALES OF
FURNITURE, &C.. AGAIN
TO-DAY "Wednesday JULY 18TH.
at our salesroom, No. 61S East Broad
Street. commencing at 1880 O'clock.
The goods are forced to be sold at5what
they bring, and bargains are splentiful-
ly. We will have some fine Furniture
In to-day's sale. Now Is the time to
take advantage OF the low prices.
Ladies invited to our sales.
+-s VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
TWO-DAY RACE meet

With sixty or seventy fine thorough
breds already stabbed at the State Fair
Grounds, the two-day race meet to be
held here next Monday and Tuesday
promises to be a big drawing card.
The races are to be under the auspices
OF the Richmond Driving Associations,
an organization of Well-known horse
men.
The entry list will remain open until
the end OF the week, and many OF the
best performers in this State, as well
as other States. will snow their speed.
hangs the fulfilment Of a plan of great
Importance to local horselnen. II the
races prove success, 1t is the inten-
ton OF the association to race the first
until the State Fair: And. In addition
to this. the association intends to race
every Friday and Saturday in Peters
burg. This plan, IL 1t succeeds, should
In. the country here. many. more than
the one week program OF the State
Fair could bring here. and the fair it
self should serve as fitting climax
the. days OF old.
night. said: "The persecution Of horse
sass New gives of rs ana op pne
tunity Of a lifetime to draw some Of
the best horses to this State. Already
there is a large number OF fine trot-
tiers and runners quartered at the Fair
are: Messrs. Griffith, Fletcher, Eugene
Engelking. Bass, Hutchin. Stackhouse.
Captain Hutchinson, S. G. Keller. OF
New York, and George P. Finnegan.
OF New York. Mr.. Dunlop Is expected
to bring his stable here shortly"
It Is the intention of the assocta-
ton to give two trotting and two fiat
races and a gentlemens roadster race
each day. Mr. Mark Lloyd has been
engaged to act as secretary. while
Mr.. p. A. S. Brine will be clerk OF the
course,
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At Memphis, Ten1n.-
Horrible Butchery.

Especial to THE Times Dispatch,1
u WINCHESTER, VA. July 14--Win-
chester defeated &Gaithersbnrg4 here this
gonlery held the visitors safe at .all
times allowing tile visitors only i've
hits. The features of the game We're
,Cy. Mod onald's terrific slug gtng, Out
OF five times at the bat he mad 9 a home
rum Ia tripleI two two Y nggers and n
angle Batteries: Winchester, Mont
lgomery and Nj bry;; Ga tlershurg, ~ la
lnland ana 4
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Standing OF the Players.

< 1kno
Players. woes din, =
Is an2ler s.l.ss.t o'ot :.
Doyle ,,.,.,........i.!.l... -. 70,06T
I3avelle .',t.I.5.;.. 6S, $50
Line ..55.4S0
SHaffron I. /. I. I. !. ~ $50
lTifIna n I. ! I. &. 4. 40, sos
Sieher 4,203
tTo,r . /, !, 4, i .32,10 S
tIson 81. .g...,.4,... 900
I3nwcr . \. .24,409
Sar1dhorr J I. /. !. ....... $500 9
tCnwa ~ IL, 500
Nick emile ...s,....g.,.....l.,..... 1'yoh
Fisher NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5,Su
ahon Observation-Disclosures 4,a4s
iMessitt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. yao
after $50. .5...,... ooa
Stafford -. Observation-Disclosures. hSn
Bentley s.l..5.i.'.,..t.... h 6s
Hem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ ~ Q
rIss !, . Il. Il. (. /. n. $50
iJaDkson ~
Hooker 4So
Stewart ......,.s..t.....s.. SS6
yGnadinger 39i
Walsh ....'....' I. Z 4 \ 4 oSs
Vail ..t.....'. :. So " |. 'i.ss.1.' IVY
Sob uirlan -. ...... -, s.,. ~, ,S
West ..5.s.. 80 !. - I Y 1880. oaH
Riggs ,.,,.., so. ~. .5..,,...s ivy
eTetzers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20v
3Kirkpntrick /. \ !, l.yI,f..J,. 1906
IRyar n. \. I. \, !. /. i. u, /. LOG
,ChNnaulL ~, :. Il I. !. ~
tltngsdalc ~ ,9sS ~ ~
NJ n I. ts5.' = -
sIloWell NJ !, n .,.. 81 on
lI1d Wards ~. 1, i. Y
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.WEsTLAKE is MANAGER.
Especial to The Times-Dlspa,ch.1

Especial to The Times-Dlspatchl
LYNCHBURG, VA, July 14.-catcher
Westlake, who has been with the team
all the season, and who has had mana
gerial experience before. was this af-
ternoon made manager Of the team.
He will take charge Thursday morning.
The local syndicate which yesterday
took over the franchise In the Virginia
League will be capitalized at $4,000
and an application will be mailed to.
day to the State Corporation Commits
sion by the syndicate's attorney. Mr.
Fred Harper. The syndicate has or
ganized. with the following officers:
President, Dr.. ]. A. Anderson; Vice
L. lazarus Secretary-Treas-
urer, Morton l. Lazarus; Board Of Di-
rectors-Dr. J.. a. Anderson. g. NJ. Gug-
genheimer; L. Lazarus. G. s. Adams.
Walker PettyJohn. ]. G. Kinnier and
J. A. Scott.
The board OF directors represent the
members OF the syndicate, and these
public spirited gentlemen will be the
sole owners Of the Lynchburg team
when 1t comes into their possession. as
at present constituted, on Thursday
morning,
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MAY BUY PoRTsMoU TH
Especial To The rimes-Dispatch. ]

LYNCHBURc VA. July 14.-Jus.
before the game this afternoon the
players Of the local team presented
a handsome Elks' ring. The presen-
tation was made by Manager Shaffer,
OF Roanoke, whose brief talk was re-
sponded to by Manager Grim. There
seems to be no doubt but Grim Is on
a deal for the Portsmouth team. and
he may take charge Of the team here
Thursday morning.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Richmond. s;sPortsmouth, g.
Dnnviilc, 1 /; Norfolk, %.
h IlynchburE, 10. Roanoke. 1.
Stnntling of Enc Clnbs..
Games To-Day.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Danville.
6l4 Roanoke at LynchburS.
I special to The rImes-plspatci1.

NORFOLK, VA, July 14.--Although
outbatted at every stage of the game,
Richmond won to-day's game. 5 to q,
on Hamilton's wildness and the Truck
ers' errors. However, Portsmouth fan
dom went up5in the air several feet.
many charging that Umpire Hcnnagcr,
having a grudge against Portsmouth
because OF being canned deliberately
forced Hamilton to walk men when
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KNOCKS REYNOLDS
ALL over THE lot
[spee.al to The TImes. pIspa.eh. j

79@ Special to The TImes- DIsOatch.J
LYNCHBuRG, VA. July Trey
nolds was hammered numerically this
afternoon, and the Shoemakers took
score OF 10 TO I. West was found free
ly by the visitors. but the Tigers could
not bunch in tho fourth. when triple
by Clayton and an outtield sacrifice
gave them their only run. Mcmahon
had an OFT day at short, making three
bad throws to first, the runner in each
instance going. to second on the play.
The score:
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BALLOT BATTLE CLOSE

Kanzler. Doyle. Revelle-the lineup
OF the leaders in the race for the most
popular player in the league, with the
purse of gold at the finish-remained
unchanged yesterday, but no one can
te the many letters receved late
5ly, the admirers OF Andy Bowen. OF
Lynchburg, are determined to see him
at the top. and the votes In his name
show that they mean business: The +,
yesterday:
The man who wins laurels in battles
I Is not your gay, dandy. your bowling
But the tighter whose sword is all
crimsoned and cory,
Who reckons, like Sherman that war
The scrapper who conquers is not your
fine boxer,
WhG be e9u ~ the d bunc G'oeks WIN me
pue "a q hard hard E knock, yif. y : !
The hghter-who wins is the boy with
rs the punch. IA
IN baseball. fine fielding and running
The thing that wins games, though
the rooters may bark;
But the man who can swat the BAH out
of the lot. sas
home to the park.
So Reyelle, Doyle Kanzler-your other
Are ali splendid fellows-Ill not
deny that;
But the boy who should squander your
Is Messltt, your backstop, the lad
who can bat. THE EXILE
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At the request OF the owner, we will
offer for sale. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1908.
at $3.50 O'Clock P. NJ. that very at
.tractive. substantial. large, we'll built
brick residence at the northwest cor
ner OF Lombardy Street and Park Ave
nue..
The improvements consist OF a three.
story and basement residence of about
l6 rooms. with steam heat. electric
lights, three bathrooms and large doc
tors office In basement, with side
Ientrance. The house Is modern and
strictly sup-to.date in all respects. The
front porch Is large and wide. Is
trimmed In brown stone and Is q
very attractive feature. The house is
$50 arranged that each floor can be
used as a separate apartment or fia {.
There is also o. new well built brick
garage on the rear part OF the lot.
The lot fronts IS feet on the west
side Of Lonlbardy Street. and has q
depth OF about 10 feet. This property
Is beautifully located In O good neigh
borhood, and fronts on one of the
city's small parks: 1t Is on a very
desirable corner; has a good southern
exposure and, Is we'll arranged for a
doctors homo and office. or for q
investment.
TERMS: Very liberal and announced
lat sale.
Auctfon GERS.
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Norfolk Challenges RicIlmond.

The college men OF Norfolk that are
home on their vacation have organized
a baseball team6under the name Of tho
Client Athletic Association Of Norfolk,
Richmond team on Labor Day in Rich
|mond. For particulars write w. Her.
bert Nash, Post-Office Box 909, Nor-
folk, Va, 5ss Is
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Summary: Earned rllns-Danville. I.
Stolen bases-Tydeman. Bonner. Sac
rifice hits-Tydeman. Riggs. Feeney.
Two-base hit-Ryan. Three-base hit
HEM Double plays-O'Neal to Haas
s(2). Left on bases-DanyiIle, s; Nor
folk 4. Struck out-by Kline. g.; by
iFeeney, Z. Base on balls-oR Feeney,
2. Time Of game. $50. Umpire, Mace.
Attendance 800. -
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Summary: Three-base hits-Schuman
and Clayton. Sacrifice hits-Schuman n.
Wallace CIV. kirkpatrick and Painter.
Stolen bases-Hooker (2), Wallace (s).
Raley and Painter. First base on err
rors.Lynchburg, 3 !: Roanoke. o. Left
on bases-Lynchburg S; Roanoke, ..
Double piays--Sweeney. Bowen and
Raiey. Struck out-by West, 8: by
Reynolds. 4. Base On balls-off West,
.; off Reynolds. q. Passed balls-Boyle.
Hit by pitched ball--Hooker and Hess
Ter. Attendance. 500. Time, las. I'M
pire, Byron.
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Richmond ......... .O03 O o o O1-5
Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth,
9. Two-base l,its-Guiheen (2l, Schra-
der, Tltman. Sacrifice hits-Ison and
Stolen base-Griffin. Double
to Schrader. Bases on
balls-off Hamilton. Q: off Mckenzie,
1 Struck out-by Hamilton. 3; by Nc
kenzie, 6. Hit by pitched ball-Gnad-
niger. Wild pitches-Hamilton. g.
Left on bases-Portsmouth, 8: Rich
mond 3. Time Of game-1:50 umpires
eever and Hennegar. Attendance
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+ Adam A. Weschler. Auctioneer.
Washington, d, c.

RECEIVERS SALE OF PRoPERTYi
OF THE INTERSTATE PRINTING
AND ENGRAVING COMPANY. DOING
BUSINESS At No. 3at.G, s 8 Y Z Z
4 CONSISTING OF OFFICE F'URNI-5
L TURE, PRINTING PRESSES, TYPE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, STITCHERS.
FOLDING MACHINE, BUNDLINGl
MACHINE, PUNcHIga !, 8 MAS 9
USED IN a FIRST CLASS PRINTING;
OFFICE. ssss
BY virtue of decree passed by the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
lumbia in the cause Of Lewis and
and Engraving Company and others
equity No, 27471, THE undersigned res
ceiver In said cause. by direction Of
said court, will offer for sale ut public
auction, on the premises, No. S34 . =!
Street. Northwest, Washing ton, 4 =. ca
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, ajS
THURSDAY, JULY 16, 4 90 8.
all the property OF tho defendant corr
porntton, the Interstate Printing and
Engraving Company. consisting, among
other things. OF Office Furniture
Printing Presses, Type, ELECTRIC Mo-
Ing Mashins p 9ashE
all the paraphernalia used in a first.
class printing office. ri I
The property Will first be Offered fors
sale in bulk. and Ii no satisfAct tory
bid is received It will then be foffered
In separate parcels, III ia
Fl TERMS OF SALE: "A suhstantlal dags
poslt In cash at time OF sale. aEd ~ heg
balance on ratification by the court
Title to property to be held by re-SSs
ceiver until ratification OF sale or
sales by the court, when the receiveriy
will give due conveyance Expense Of
removal will be borne by the pnrI-s
chaser. Catalogue on appli cation. j
p. il RICE. Recei Yer.
619 Thirteenth Street, MOI Invest,
Washing ton. y. .ssss5SS
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New orleans, Ala t
Score by innings: IS. 80. p.
Montgomery a O 0 0 O o 0 0 90 4
Batteries: Clark and Mathews; Bliss,
Shannon and Hart. Time, 1850. UNI
.pires Pfenninger and Brown.
At Little Rock, Ark
s. Score byainYings: I R.H. p.
Little Rock. o o o o 1s03.s-4 10
Nashville $3.50 90 01loo 0o-1 I
Batteres: Hart and Wood: Hunter
and Hardy. Time. 1850. Umpire, Hale.
AT Memphis, Tenn I5sss
f3s Score by Innings: Ri. p:
Memphis d, .5.s. II o 0 o. 0s2 0s--3 o
Ratteries: Schopp and MoNIurray;
savidge anu Owens. TIME. 1910. Um-
ptre Carpenter. # d IS. M
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certify that the bond required of
tho pecial commissioners by the above
mentioned decree has been duly given
Given under my hand this 10th day
OF July, 1908.
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BY direction of parties declining bus
mess we will sell, tlg

BY direction of parties declining bus
mess, we will sell,
THURSDAY, JULY 18TH,
commencing at 1890 a. M, at 224 South
First Street, 10 Full Cases Sardines.
Laundry Soap. Pickles. Good Luck Bak-
ing Powder. 2 Cases Lard. &c.; also
very nice and salable line OF shelf
goods. consisting OF Peaches, Flour,
Salmon, Tomatoes, Potted Meats, Beef.
Sugar. Corn, Lye, Soap. Catsup. Syrup,
&C., Sc, Smoking and Chewing Tobac- Is
co, Cigarettes, Cigars Molasses and 4
Good Showca ses, OIL Tank, Meat Block
and Tools, Ice Box, Glass Front Cake
Box, &C., &c. }sSsS
b TERMS: Cash. Sale positive. S 81
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.. s5 ST
General #Auctioneers.sss
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TVaLENI!NE AUcTioS
PHONE 1900 III
gig EAST BROAD 81:

AUCTION SALE OF NICE STOCK OF
GROCERIES. STORE FIXTURES,
ICE BOX, &C. ~ s
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At the request OF the owner. we Will
offer for sale. upon the premises. on
,,rrrA,rscpA - 11Yr VI q 4 an2 80.
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
THE RIFFLERS.

One of tiEesmost enjoyable as well as
the most unique entertainment Wash
ington has ever known was the Mid
Winter Picnic given by the Riffiers al
the Auditorium, Eighth street southeast
Friday, February Fl, from 9 to Il p.m
The hall was decorated with pine trees
TO represent woods.
The ladies were dressed IN outing
costume (summer attire), gentlemen ii
two-piece suits (duck pants, white shote'
etc.), with straw hats.
At 1880 o'clock the dance was stop
ped. the floor covered with canvas, anC
everyone proceeded to spread the lunch
(which each lady was requested to pro.
vide for herself and eseort) and eat II
real picnic style, everyone sitting on th'
ground"
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29

Miss AbbIe A. P Syphax Greenwich
formerly OF this city, but now living in
jersey Citv, N. ] :has been in the citv
several days the guest of her son Mr.
douglass +, Syphax. Mrs. Greenwich
IS no doubt the richest woman in the
United States. Her monthly income on
nef real estate IS over FIVE hundl ed
uoiIaTs. Mrs, Greenwich has had
most delightful time during her STAY in
The city. Many teas have been given
ID Aer honor. She left The city Thurs
day for Jersey City,
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
DISTRICT DELEGATES - HOW
THE CANDIDATES STAND.

THE CANDIDATES STAND.
Before the time for the election OF
delegates in the District of Columbia
takes place there will be tickets made
and smashed. There are all kinds Of
rumors afoat as TO the different states
that will be smashed before the election
Dr. Wilder thus far is without a run
ming mate, and being the avowed can
didatc of the Administration, coloTed
Republicans are staying shy OF him.
Messrs. Horner and Fathers are no
doub. the candidates of the Administra-
ton, same as DR.. Wilder
Mr.. Perry Carson, janitor Of the Dis
uict Building, is supporting Mr.. Hor-
ner, and if Horner was not for Mr..
Taft NJ. Carson would not support him
and neither could Dr. Tindale, the sec
retary of the Board Of Commissioners,
afford to support a Foraker advocate,a ,as
Mr. Homer claims that he is. 1t is
not quite evident that Mr. Fathers IS
Mr. Bieber's choice, and Mr. Bieber is
supporting the Taft push because he
in the hopes OF controlling the patron
age.
The Bee is aware that Mr.. Bieber
has endeavored from the start to make
terms with the Administration and he
has succeeded, and for that reason alone
he will endeayor to elect two Taft del
egates. The Republicans throughout the
city will be on the lookout at all the
polls and count every ballot that Is de-
posted
The Home Rule United Republican
Clubs will have twenty watchers at ev-
cry polling precinct and see that no
frauds are committed.
Mr. Collins, a member of the election
committee, has insisted that each candi-
date be permitted to have one Judge or
representative in the voting booths. It
is quite evident that Mr. Collins wants
fair election He is the only member
Of the committee that insists On giving
each candidate representation.
Mr.. iBeber said some time ago that
quite likely two white men would be
elected.
Colored Republicans should see to 1t
that every coIored Republican registers.
Before any Republican votes let him say
10 the watchers on the outside for
whom he is voting.
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
DR. CORROTHERS' SOLUTION

y.
DR.. Corrothers proposes solution
Tor the complicated political situation
IN the District of Columbia. The prom
OsltlOn is to hold central convention
representatives to be selected from the
vaHcus political organizations. rspre-
Sent1ng each election district; said deli
egauon to be seated upon the recon-
mendation OF credential committee
upon the payment of a small fee. The
credential committee TO be appointed
one by each candidate. The fund ac-
cruing from the small sums to b. paid
TO be used to defray the expenses of the
convention; remainer to help elect the
candidate nominated by the convention
named above.
Galbraith Church, Sixth street be-
tween L and NJ streets, has just closed
! one OF the most successful revivals in its
history. More than one hundred sous
were converted and added to the church.
/ he church is in the best condition
financially and numerically speaking in
its history. Large crowds from all Sec
tons of the city continue to attend the
services.
For the last three Sundays the pulpit
has been filled by bishops from several
denominations, the second Sunday in
February by Bishop AIstocl OF Ala /;
third Sunday by H. NJ. Turner, DID,
LID, senior bishop of a. NJ. E. Ch,
and last Sunday by Bishop J. ". Smith,
DID, the only resident bishop in the
Nations Capital since the death OF Bish-
op Satterlee
Bishop Smiths worth and influence
grow upon the capital city Of the ma
tion daily.
DR. Corrothers, the pastor will begin
a new series of sermons Sunday morn
| ing March I, at eleven o'clock; subject,
Victory of Faith" The public is in
vited.
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
OPPORTUNITY FOrYOungMen

There growing demand at lucrative sections of
the country and especially in the South young trained in g
rcuure The demand for the this department of
the Tukegee Normal and Indus trial Institute in excess of
the supply that offering special inducements graduates of
other schools and sufficiently advanced the
branches here and pursue the agriculture including
Farm Work, Darymg Live Stock Raising, opportunity
will be given few young all OF their board
while taking
Those interested full by addressing
Booker T. Washington, Principal
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
JONES SCHOOL OF CORRESPON-
DENCT.
First and L Streets
PY0PTdW.

1 sO6S 0Nts
WASHINGTON'.S BIRTHDAY
Prayer (chant)
Chorus, God Is Good" school
Flag salute, school.
Quartet, Lies Railroad 10 Heav-
en-, Misses A. Garrett Z. Taylor, s.
johnson, K. Jones.
Gem, Washington" school
Recitation, Washington" Miss E.
Blackwell.
Solo and chorus, Mount Vernon
Bells" Misses A. Garrett, E. Taylor,
s. Johnson, K. Jones.
Recitation, "The Minute Men"
Recitation, "Our Washington, Jo-,
seph Pleasant.
Chorus, "The Red, White and Blue
school. :
Exercise, nine girls.
Quartet, MY Old Kentucky Home"
Miss Garrett and Others.
Recitation, Early Days Of Washing
ton" William Cardoza.
Recitation, Washington" z. Wood.
Recitation, Washington" Josepheine
Green.
'Washington's Boyhood, Jessie Hail
stalk.
Solo and chorus, "he Star-SpangIed
Banner" Miss Ella Taylor and others.
Address, Lessons from the Life Of
Washington" Rev. Rosser, Of Miles
Chapel
Mary Logan, pianist.
Miss z. A. Chase, principal
The Washington bee., 1908-02-29
REPUBLICANS TO MEET

The Third and Fourth District Republicans meet next Tues
day night Odd Fellows Hall, Twenty eighth Dumbarton ave
West Washington This is meeting OF Home Rule United
Republicans.
All persons who believe and should be at his
meeting
Among the speakers will be: DR. Charles H Marshall HONEYWELL
H Daneile, Esq, Editor w. Calvin Chase others
Randall Bowie, Chairman
Jesse Foster, Vice Chairman
PERI w. Frisbv Secretary