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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-31
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F1ve and ons-kzlf furion~S Col
Boo. ll3 CMusErsve). % 2 Voa: c. V Burt I'D
Howard. TO 2 second; Fre7ch Cox, 100 Nc
Gee. to / third Tine, % Iat0nde. F7ruace
Catherine F.. SIR Onward, and Tbo also rzn
SECOND RACE-ThTes and ouc~hsh f7rlonzS A.
J. Small los (P0xersl. S 70 5 wnn; Do1su III
Howard. z 70 ). second; Rev EltovRr Ia5 tBooksT
Il to z third Tine. Ga DelnaS. J. H Ban
Msry's Lamb. Chamsleon Girl. Nike 8Ioistt, and
Domithalda also ran-
THIRD RACE-one and oneeighth niles. Fox
PopSli III Howard. 2 to L wen; GoEzn. 10
Gc6eeA, 70 l. seeonG Moutgousry, lla (A7rhi-
bald, to l, third Time. l2 % Angslus slso
rzr-
FOURTH RACE-sK furiongs. JACK Atzin. IS
lPoEsrsi, % 5, won; Douinus Arvi rs fArchi-
bald 10 70 ! second: Magazine, laS OIcGeel. & 70
l. third. Tine. III 81 Old Timer. John A., Rose-
ben. CoIioauy. Sir AlTesoot. OrbIculaT, Fern L.
and Miss Sais also rae.
FIFTH RaCE-Six and one-haH fu7looes- Pal
l09 Powers. i 20 70. Won; Cgrsrdo To- fCsTa-
hanl. 70 L second; Giovanni Balezo. ia2 lClzrkl
z to I. third. Tine. 1898 Lord q the Forest
5ane Swift. Si5sr. Ampeio. and CAPT Burnett
also zn.
SIXTH RACE-ons nile Dsndelion. 10 tArcsi-
bald. 20 z won; ST. EmEood. il2 JafcGeel. TO
I. secon6s Hasty Agnes, io2 tGoldsteir5. 4 70 l.
third Tine, I59 IS. Red Gauntlet Snowfall
Nolessy. NoEbtt, and Ben TOSator also rsn
SEVENTH RACE-EiFe and oue-hzH furlonss
Red Mimic, 100 cdeGeel. s 70 {, Won; Chius, a
01s-tinl, p to l. secoodi Tunswsy ies Howard
70 l. third Time. iE. RosslaTe, Golden Lezezd
Pomsrie. Hadlor. AIleyistor. and Mega also ran
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KING JAMES WINS.
Captures Handicap at EmeryviIe.
Public Hit Hard.

San Francisco, Jan S0.-Kiug James.
under skillfuI riding by Dugan, captured
the $1,000 Burns Handicap az Emeryville
to-day. The books made a killing from
the public. which heavily backed Maltby.
The track was q sea OF mud The
crowd was smaller than last year al the
same event The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Six furiongs. Spobn. ls but
EelD. Is 10 z won: Arzonauf g tCutonl. S 70 5
second. DOlise Dollars. l05 lTzplinl. 10 J. third
Tine. liz s. YGnk. Darlington. Ed. DzFis Brock
LEAF. Acsna. Otogo. Matchulls. Transmute. and
Prestige also ran
SECOND RACE-Th-ee snd orehalf f-rlougs-
Old Mexico. l1s Gilbert, % l. Won: Reson- rs
Butler. to ! second: Miss Robe-es. los Men
Indian Maid. Rivera, The King sad Sea GEesa
also rsn.
THIRD RACE-Six frrlonSs. Deutschland. ID
tkeoghl, 70 z Won; Trois Temps 10 lScoTlIIel
s 20 / second; Dainty Belle 100 gTapIiul, 3 to
!, third Time, liz Is. Haznpasss, Ssressds ard
Please also ran
FOURTH RACE-Ons sad ons-quarter miles
King James "a Uuan}, Il 70 9 Won: Dorauts.
IL Lee. 70 2 second: Milfold 95 Walsh 2 %
FITss,one, Maltbie. Big Chief. Animus Clzuor. and
Den Enrique also ran
FIFTH RACE-Ore and one-sixteenfh niles.
NsbCloSis. lG Butler. % J. Won: Jzc1uo. Us
Ross. n J. second; Miss Delaney. 10 Wan
Duseu) Is TO 10 third Tine. Is Is Red L.
Invader. Convent Bel, Mention. and Matte Mack
also rsn-
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile. Smiley t,o-bsrf. III
lHezt-yl. even. Won; Early Tide. 10 CRuxtc1l Il
to 5. second; Yankee DsuThter. ss lTsplinl- 8 to
third. Tine, Is % Ton hayward and Husky
also rzn.
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wITTEN LOOKS GOOD.
Central Athlete Ought 10 Make Good
in High Jump.

N ElAEn Jump.
II Witten. the man who is Central
Highs best bet in the standing high
jump, comes Up 10 Bill Foley's expecta-
riOns, he VIII be Z winner
In 'Biu's" closed meet for the Central
High track team yesterday. Witten easily
repeated his jump OF four feet six inches
which he made in the last meet, and stop
ped there only at Coach FoIey's orders.
The meet. which was held on the track
In the Central High Building, was sue
cess IN spite Of the fact that Zen. the dis
lance man, ara Dewey, the crack spriE-
ter, were IN Baltimore for the Hopkins
games The results follow:
Standing hizh iurnp-FTrzs. Wittea. fset inches
second. Howard feet inches third. Cure feet
Running high l1Elp-First, CsTrrie, feet inch /:
secud. Beach. feet inches third, Witten, feet
inches
TNeu5y-yard scholastic dssh-First heat. Melon
aid ssoO1d heat. Cslum, third heat, Rollins. r.
mails; First Quinn; second. Rollins
TWeuty-ysrd uoTice lA}-First heat, Dailey, ssco1d
heat TTudgan; fbi-d heat Fischer. Finals; First.
Fischer second. TruiE1zu.
TEenry-ysrd novice lB}-FTrst heat, Beach; second
heat, Ti5bettS. third heat. Pollard FINALS. FIRST
Ti5betrs: second. Beach
Fo-ty-yard scholastic-First heat: First. Cullun
second. Hamilton. Second heat FIrst. Lancaster;
second Mcdonald Third heat: First. Rollins: sec
ond. Bragg Finals: First Cullun: sscOnd. ROllins-
Fcr1y-yard novice tA}-FIrsf heat FIRST. Fischer
second Shiies. second heat: First. Tr1dEisn; SC
ond BraEE. Third heat: First DALEY; second.
Narfug FINALS First. Fischer; second. Trudg1sn-
Fo-ty-ysrd novice lB)-First heat Flrst. Stuart
second Chapman Second heat FirSt. Stevenson
second Sylvester Third heat; Frs Tibbetts; SEC
ond. Anderson Finals: First, Tibbetts; second.
Stuart
si1-hundred-ysrd noTioe-First, NicOlls; second.
Mckinney.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fo-ty-ysr5 scholaste-Flrst, Rol-
Eus. second. Lancaster
O1ethousznd-yard schOlsssic-FIrss. Lawrence; sec
Ond. LsndCn-
ight-hundred sch0lasdc-FIrst, Stu
at; second. Aldridge
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Il was definitely announced yesterday
By the Georgetown University football
management that Bill Newman has again
signed q contract TO coach the Hilltop
pers for next season
Al the expiration OF his one-yesr con-
tract It was Tumored that Newman said
he was dissatisfied with the existing con-
ditions az the Blue and Gray university.
and that he would not teach pigskin
fundamentals al Georgetown In 1909. This
statement later on vas branded as false
by the ex-CO-nell star. who stated that
If he coached al al II would be with the
Hintoppers.
Manager Murray has been in commu-
nication with Newman for some time, and
It is believed that larger Inducements in
salary were offered TO bring the famous
gridiron warrior back 10 the Blue and
Gray university
IN Newman. Georgetown has secured
with the possible exception OF Bunny
Sackin. one OF the best available cracks
He played center on the Big Red team
for four years. and was named by Wal
ter Camp for the All-AmeTican eleven.
Graduating from the Medical School, he
acted as first assistant coach TO the Car
Isle Indians In 1907. after which he was
secured by Georgetown.
Ex-Capt. Miller, when he learned that
Bill would again have charge OF the
gridirOn warriors, said that he viii re-
consider his determination not 20 play
foOtbah again This certainly is a big
boom in the football stock at George
town. as Miller is undoubtedly one OF the
best ends seen IN a Blue and Gray uni
form since the days OF Mccarthy and
Bunny" Sackin.
The men eligible for next season out
Of last years veterans number fourteen,
and with this as a nucleus to work On,
Neuman should turn out a strong eleven
in 1893
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
By HARRY N. DODD

No scholastic Marathon runners Is yet.
Game doesn't look good from an amateur
standpoint, eh?
The management Of the Eastern High
School basketball FIVE was somewhat het
I'D over Westerns failure to put in an
appearance at the Capitol Hill gym Fri
day, as scheduled. No word was received
from the Western management.
Pat Powers. Harry Pollock. Al Herford,
and others Of that bunch must keep their
eyes peeled now Alfred Stern, the for
mer Centralite, has entered the promoting
game.
Books ard pamphlets. great big volumes,
Give rs the dope Of history's Page:
But We can't get the slightest notion
As 10 what is welcksr's age.
It took an old-timer TO DO F street with
fitting dignity yesterday.
Manager Corcoran, of the Georgetown
track squad. says Cotty BoernsteIn is the
cutest little runner he ever saw.
Martin and Gregory were not on hand
at the roll call yesterday morning They
played a one night stand IN FTedeTicbs-
burg Friday. Local detective agencies
please notice.
Some excellent time was made in tie
Tech track trials yesterday.
We are in receipt Of g counter bouquet
from Hooks" Taggart-
The Georgetown Prep basketball team
has been coming right along. and It looks
as II the scheduled game between the
West Enders and Business should decide
the scholastic supremacy.
Doc" Hudson wore broad grin yes
terday. II it's something new you've got.
Doc, let's have It.
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NAVY SCORES EASY VICTORY
Delaware College Basketball Team
Goes Down, IS to 8.
Hiddies Ring Up Baskets with Rfdic-
ulOus Ease-VisifOrs Badly
OutcIassed.


SPECIAL % The Washington Head
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. S0-The basket
ball team Of Delaware College proved an
easy foe for the quintet Of Midshipmen
this afternoon. the sailor lads winning by
the overwhelming score Of IS to 9.
At no stage Of the contest did the Wis
itors look dangerous They lacked team
work in a marked degree. and their at
tempts at shooting for goals were mostly
miserable failures
The first haIf closed with the score g
TO 6, favoring the Midshipmen, and IN the
second period the substitute players did
equally as well as the regulars, adding
% more points 70 their already large
score. and at the same time preventing
the visitors from increasing their score
by more than points
Lineup and summary:
NaTy. Positions Delaware College.
Ws1zeu.
Manook. G7eea..left f0-EaTd.....-.........-Hssne'
BischoH---richt forward Gleason
Do1gizs. FRITZ. center .Hele5
HIS, Trsi--.---.-right -MeGarTey
Bunkley. Jacobs,
Ni1ou--lsft guard Greenwood
Goals from The aeld-Msnook 81. Wenzel 81.
Err 81. Wilson G.. McClunS q, Douglas O..
wills %. Green. HazzcT. Greenwood. McGarTsy.
Goals from he foul lins-Wison "a. McGa-vey O..
Referee-Mr. Foster. University Of PennsylT4nis.
Tine Of hsiTes-3 Minutes.
The game scheduled with the team of
Washington and Lee University. Bexing-
ton, Va. for next Saturday has been can
ce1ed by tie VirEinians. and instead the
Midshipmen VIII play the team OF Balti-
more Medical College.
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COLLEGE WIDOWS WIN.
Defeat Southern Seminary OF Buena
Vista at Basketball.
pecial 70 he Washington Herald

SPECIAL % he Washington Herald
Lexington. Va. Jan So.-The college
Widows Of Lexington this afternoon de-
feated the Southern Seminary team Of
Buena Vista IN a holly contested basket
bali game By the score OF 9 TO :. The
teams were well matched, but the col
lege widows excelled in team work
The stars FOR the Seminary were Misses
Umholz. Brewer. and Lee. For the Col
lege Widows Misses Bruce. Howe, Tur-
ner, end Gadsden- Several hundred
cadets and students we're on hand. while
the Seminary girls were nearly 100 strong.
Lineup:
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DRIsCOLL MEETS CROSS.

Boxers Sign Articles for Bout in
New York.
New York. Jan So.-Jem DriscoIl, the
English feather-weight champion, was
matched TO meet Leach Cross at the Fair
mount Athletic Club here the second week
IN February
The weight viii be IS5 pounds az 5
o'clock. which VIII give Cross about
twelve pounds over the Englishman.
Driscoll. however, is confident that his
speed wiz make up for Cross weight.
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RUN IN BLINDING SNOW.
shannon Finishes First in Pfttsbu-R
Marathon.

Pittsburg. Jan sO.-In a binding snow
storm 20 young men started TO race
tEenty-six miles in the Marathon press
race this afternoon. and 90 finished. ".
7. Shannon, OF EdgewOrth, a suburb, Won,
and George ". Masten, Rochester, Pa,
second It was bitter cold and a north
west wind was blowing when the
starters we're lined up near the Hotel
Speyer. Rochester. at 1870 .. n. The
runners were started twenty-five at a
time
Many OF the young athletes. had only
light running clothes and these had 70
give up. chilled with the cold, before they
had gone many miles.
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BOTH TEAMS FAST.
Central Y. VI. c. A. of Baltimore Wins
from VI. I At Lexington

Lexington, Va, Jan 30--The Central
Y. II. c. A. OF Baltimore won from Viz
ginia Military Institute tonight in a
pretty game Of basketball by the score
Of 3 to g
Both teams played fast ball and Balti-
more won the game in the last minute
OF play. McEntee, Pattison. Buracker,
and McCredy were stars for Y. ". T.,
and Fry and Neiker for Baltimore. The
score was tied at the end OF the first half
also.
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CROSSC0UNTDY RUN.
south Atlantic A. A. L. Plans Event
February %.


The first cross-country championship
run given BY the South Atlantic Associa-
ton Of the Amateur Athletic Union viii
be held here on the afternoon Of Feb
ruary .
The distance viii be about six and one
half miles, covering two laps Of course
which has been laid out In the suburbs
OF Washington. The course runs partly
through Rock Creek Park, across fields
and through woods, with q stretch Of
about mile along the macadamized
military road. The start and finish VIII
be at BrightwOod, at the end Of two car
lines, which run direct from the center
Of the city.
This is the first attempt the South At
Iantic Association has made TO give a
oross-country championship. but il Is be-
lleved nearly all the clubs and other Or
CARNATIONS in the association VIII be rep
resented. Solid gold, silver, and bronze
championship medals viii be given the
first and second and third men. and a sill
yer cup 10 the winning team Of four men
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oE4e Wia~a
Columbia Wins at Basket-baII.

Ithaca, Jan. so.-The Columbia basket
BAH team soundly defeated Cornell this
afternoon by the score Of IS to .. The
game was played before a iargs crowd OF
junior girls. who had come out TO cheer
for Cornell. but their hopes were shat
tered from the very 1rst whistle
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Rochester rnirernitr Winn

Rochester, Jan. 30.-colgate's fast
basket ball team had it's colors lowered
BY the faster i've representing the Uni
versity Of Rochester here tonight BY the
decisive score OF Is to II.
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Olympic stars Due.

With the entrance Of the Olympic
stars, Hillm6n. Bacon, Porter, and Giss-
Ing. however, representing the Irish
American Athletic Club and the New
York Athletic Club. it is possible that
the cup may 50 10 one Of the famous
clubs OF the metropolis, especially so in
case the points won BY the other con-
testants ere evenly divided
The entries from the colleges win be
double the number Of last years meet.
The classification % relays IS being rapid
II perfected by Manager Newhouser, and
more definite announcements with respect
10 these interesting events VIII be made
during the week The sale Of seats opens
Monday at Jones Ticket Agency. 1913
G street northwest
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Philadelphia. Jan. 3a-Pennsylvsnis
basketball team tonight defeated the
Carlisle Indians BY the jug-handled score
Of 90 % g
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PLEASE note

That Mr.. H. c. Newcomer, for
merly with the VI. Lindsay
Rubber Company, Is now with
the NEW Rubber Store, IOca-
ton. 1000 F street, at Tenth
street. by name, THE WASH
INGTON RUBBER COMPANY.
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FTRESIDE LEAGUE
BASEBALL NOTES
ENTRIES NUMEROUS
Ten Colleges Represented in
GeorgetOwn'S Big Meet.
vrIIANOvA VS.. FORDHAM

Manager corcoran Also Planning to
Brlag Army and Navy Track stars
Together with Every Assurance OF
Success-Jfmmy MuIiiKan Matched
with HiIImaH, New York Flyer.
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HORSE RACING
TRACK ATHLETICS
BILL NEWMAN SIGNED
Georgetown Football Coach
Again to Have Charge.
MILLER WILL CONE OUT AGAIN

with Fourteen Veterans as Nucleus
1t Ia Believed that Strong Team
VIII Be Turned Out 70 Represent
the HiIItoppers on GridirOR Next
FaII-Coach Accepts Terms at Last.
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FredericLshurrs Wnnt Gnmes.

Eredertcks5urgs Want G2mes.
Managers Of A. A. Z. sanctioned basket
ball teams desiring games with the
Fredericksburg team VIII please write to
George D Carter, manager, Frederieks-
burg. Va.
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G. v. U. BOYS HAPPY
Deep Interest in Big Indoor
from Entry List.
OLYMPIC STARS ARE COMING

Quaker City and OystertOwn Cir
der Stars Are Anxious for Hand
some Trophies College Entries
Are Double Those Of Last Year.
sale of Seats Opens.
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with the George Washington indoor
meet only two weeks OF. everybody al
the Hatchetlte Institution interested in
athletics is hustling TO make the affair
a success and give to the public the
greatest entertainment in this line ever
put on the floor at Convention Hall
Entries for the meet close Friday, Feb
rusry 5. with Hickman & White. 1878 6
street northwest, or by mail with Man
ager Newhouser az George Washington
University Entries already fled with
Manager Newhouser indicate that the
number Of participants viii be greater
than ever appeared before fl a similar
event IN this city. and that every con-
test VIII be fun OF excitement and fought
out to the last ditch.
The scholastic features Of the pro-
gramme VIII undoubtedly be much more
spirited than heretofore, owing 10 the
Increase in the number Of entries from
Technical. Western. and Business High
schools. Central High has carried CO
the palm IN the local indoor meets for q
number OF years. but VIII be confronted
with a much stronger opposition on thls
occasion, and will have 70 extend herself
70 the limit TO maintain her prestige and
carry OF the much coveted scholastic
trophy cup.
PhiIadeIphia1s Coming.
To add TO the uncertainty as TO ths
winner OF the scholastic trophy Is tbs
initial entrance and appearance in thi:
city OF the track teams Of the Philadel.
phia Manual Training School and Tx
Penn Charter School OF the same city
These Quaker institutions always turT
out strong track aggTegations and VII
send down the cream OF the Philadelphia
schoolboy athletes. Baltimore City Col
( Iege VII also make strong bid for tht
{ trophy with an entry list OF twenty men
The desire 10 capture the handsome
( club trophy IS not a bit less spirited
I THAI that being displayed with References
/ TO the scholastic cup. This trophy vii
be awarded TO the Y IL & A. or attn
/ Ietic club scoring the greatest numbel
OF points IN the open handicap events
The most prominent contestants for thil
prize viii be the Washington and Balti
more Y II. g \ teams. the GUrle,
Athletic Club, the BlOomingdaIe Ath
/ letic Club. the Maryland Athletic Clul
Of Baltimore. the Mount Washington
Athletic Club. and the Advent Athleti,
Club.
Olympic stars Due.
With the entrance Of the Olympic
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Doc" Hudson wore a broad grin yes
terday. II it's something new you've got.
Doc, let's have t.
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Game doesn't look good from an amateur
standpoint, Ell?
Evening star., 1909-06-10
CLINE GIRL IN COURT TODAY.
Hearing Continued Until Tomorrow,
Musician Involved to Be Arrested.

Clara Cline. the fifteen-year-old girl who
has been missing from her home for some
time past. was arraigned in the Juvenile
Court this AFTERNOON on charges of in
corrigibility, preferred by her stepfather,
Charles w. Edwards. a watchman in the
witnesses were heard whose testimony
tended to show that the girl had been un-
der the complete influence Of local mu-
sician about twice her age. whose identity
has not yet been revealed. 1t was ad-
mitted by the girl that she left her home
because of her infatuation for the man
and because he had been forbidden to
visit her at her home.
Judge Callan, who heard the case, was
not satisfied with all the testimony and
continue the matter until tomorrow, at
which time additional witnesses will be
heard.
Pending the resumption Of the case. the
Cline girl will be in the custody Of the
authorities. and will be subjected to a
physical examination by physicians upon
orders from the court.
Among the witnesses who testified today
were three probation officers. the girls
stepfather and her brother. 1t is stated
escapades her mother. who is in delicate
health. is i'll and under the care OF a
physician. 1t is stated, also. that the
musician who is involved in the case will
be apprehendeds by central Office detec-
tives, as it Is the desire of the court to
cross-question him regarding his relations
with the girl.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
VIEWS MODEL OF STATUE.
John Paul Jones Commission Decides
to Suggest Change.

Paul H. Niehaus, the New York sculp-
tor. has completed his model of the statue
Of Commodore John Paul Jones to be
erected in this city. 1t has been set up
in a building at the corner of 18th and
E streets. An official inspection was made
yesterday morning by Secretary Diekin-
son, Secretary Meyer and Senator Wet
more, comprising the congressional John
Paul Jones statue commission.
Although generally satisfactory. the
model was not finally accepted by the
commission. 1t represents the naval hero
Of the revolution standing in q charac-
teristic attitude on the deck of a war
ship. The only criticism made by the
commissioners was that the PROV OF the
ship was somewhat incongruous. it was
accordingly decided to ask the artist to
remodel that feature of the base Of the
statue.
Congress has appropriated $4,000 for
the statue of Commodore Jones. The
commission has decided to locate II in the
small circle in Potomac Park. at the
foot of 18th street. just north of the tidal
BASIN That site was chosen at the sug-
gestion Of Senator Wetmore. Its selec-
tion is in line with Col. Bromwell's
scheme for the comprehensive improve
ment of Potomac Park, now in course
of execution by Col. Cosby. the engineer
officer at present in charge OF public
buildings and grounds.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

Margaret Pefcival in America IN his
Name" "Mr. Tangier's Vacations, Mrs
Merriam's Scholars" His Level Best.
"The Ingham Papers tips and Downs.
Philip Noian's Friends. Fortunes OF
Rachel" -Four and Five, "Crusoe In
New York" Christmas Eve and Christ
mas Day" Christmas in Narragansett.
Our Christmas in Palace other
works were Sketches in Christian His
tory. kansas and Nebraska. what
Career" Boy Heroes" The Story Of
Homes For Fifty Years He also
wrote a number Of human interest poems.
One of his works that is standard is
Memories of a Hundred Years. His
New England Ballads" written in 1903,
will ever live in the sentiment OF the Amer
lean people. He edited Modern Achieve
ments in 1905, and was editorially con-
nected with numerous journals.
Under whatever heading DR.. Edward
Everett Hale be considered-and il is
found necessary in the range OF his ver-
satility to appraise him, among other
things, as philanthropist, editor, man OF
letters, educator, orator. historian, as
we'll as pastor of church-the dominant
note of his character showed as unmis-
as in his recent literary work Dr. Hale
was regarded as a victory-compelling
leader. He was conqueror in peace In
no activity of his long and crowded life
was his eye for a moment of the flag
the flag of his country. Throughout his
career. as a Christian minister Dr. Hale
disliked to be called clergyman. In all
his educational. social. journalistic. his
toric and other varied activities to help
the people Of his country to a clear un-
derstanding of their birthrights was his
constant aim.