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The Washington bee., 1910-04-09
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DR. SHEPARD IN TOWN

DIR. SHEPARD IN TOWN
DR.. J. z. Shepard arrived in the
city last Saturday morning, en- route
for Manchester, n. H.
He was not in the city very long
before he was visited at his parlors,
1903 T street, H. w, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. H. Lee, before he was visited
by quite a number of distinguished
citizens on business in connection
with his great religious training
school, at Durham, n. c. A delega-
ton of representative white citizens
of Durham, N. c, accompanied by
their two N. c. Senators called at
the White House last Saturday, in
the interest of the National Rehgi-
Gus Training School and extended an
invitation to the President to be
present at the corner stone laying,
The President will no doubt attend
if he can arrange his many engage
ments that he made before the Dur
ham invitation was extended to him
The drug store of Board and Nc
CURE on I4th street was never more
popular than these days when peo-
pie crowd there to buy everything
they want in the drug and toilet line
1t is the quality of goods and fair
The Washington bee., 1910-04-09
BETHEL LITERARY

The subject at the last meeting
Of Bethel Literary and Historical
Association was The Race Problem
in the Light of the Bahai Revela-
ton" The speakers were Miss Fan
ME Knoblock, Mr.. ]. H. Hannen,
DR.. Mira Ameen Ullah Fareed. oi
Haifa, Palestine, and Mrs, Luo NJ
Getsinger, all of whom discussed the
new teachings in a mastery way,
showing its wonderful power as a
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ferences, quoting the words of Ba-
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ling effect 1t is understood that
Mr.. Gregory, the president of Beth
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the spread of the principles of the
new Light.
Attorney Joseph H. Stewart, on
the subject of Evolution, was an
nounced as the program for the next
week.
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Io my friends and the public in general:
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you that the books OF the Independent Steamboat and ~
Company open for charters for Excursions dpr G
coming season. and will be your to call at once and
secure the most desirable dates.
Ou terms are most liberal andcharters be made
Washington Park and Somerset Beach
10 which place have the exclusive excursion rights n nall 80
Matthias Point Rock Point Norfolk White City Richmond Pal
more and all points the Potomac and Chesaneae
Bay
Our facilities for charerng parties unsurpassed in eve
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urSlon busnes enables to give you most modern and
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Lots FIR Sale

Price of 4-room cottage, Chapel
avenue and 63rd street, Chesapeake
june Cedar Heights, is 100000
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The property is thoroughly
built cottage with porch front and
back, concrete foundation, metal
roof, on two 25xI25 foot lots. New
er occupied.
Barn and abundant spring water.
Plenty of shade and only short walk
to two car lines.
John Warner Keyes, d. h. D.,
AIS Evans Building
I42o n. Y. Ave, n. w.
ROOMS FOR RENT, FURNISHED
or unfinished
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The Washington times., 1910-08-07
.STALLINGS PLANS
RADICAL CHANGE
Wolter and Laporte Expect
ed Back in Lineup in
Few Days.

DETROIT, Aug T-Unless the unfoue-
seen happens. Manager StaIlings has
banned a, number of cha -grs in bis
New York lineup. Frank Laporte has
told the chief that his arm vas never
in better condition and he WAS ready
% play at q moments call. If Potts
goes IA Jimmy Austin viii have to be
beHChcd- Too much praise ,,aun0I be
bestowed on Austin for his great work
in recent games. but Stallinys wants
Eitters and viii have 10 sacrifice the
gingery third sacl1er for Laporte.
Harry WOIter is also on the job
Ills split finger Is healing rapidly. ana
he IS anxio-s to get back. There is
some doubt however. IL StalliuEs VIII
bench HemDlIin for the present. Hemp
IS playing q corking good game in
right and is fighting hard 20 keep IT.
Il know the Tigers are 90 be feared, "
declared StallinSs, but my boys never
taste defeat until the last man is called
out Russ Ford and Jim Vaughn are
TrImed O. Win a game apiece in this
series. and ] have no doubt LnGI they
iii turn out victorious In ali iEeli-
hood L.apOrte VIII get back at third. and
that, too, helps q great deal You know
Frank has been WallOping the BAH good
and hard this season, and his services
are needed a whole lot
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
SWEDISH CHAMPION
SKATER HAS OFFER

Having won ali the laureIs Europe
has 70 offer in the line OF skating, Mole
OhoIm. champion skater Of Sweden for
i've successive years and holder Of the
European championship IN 1877 and 1913,
has come 70 America to seek new hon
orS.
OhOIm has secured employment in
Moline. III. until winter comes and the
skating season begins He mas received
invitations from both the Chicago Atn-
letic and Illinois clubs, but has not de-
Cided with which organization he viii
affiliate
Another question which Is undecided.
in OhOIm-s mind is whether 10 enter
the professional field or remain in the
amateur class
It was his purpose in coming 10 Amer
lea TO make capital OF the fame ne has
achieved en- Europe but the thought
that he would be barred from future
contests in Europe should he give eN-
hibitions as a professional makes him
hesitate TO pursue this plan
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LEAGUE.

Yesterdays result-Laws 2s; Treas
UTers, g
Law is now at the head Of the second
division by reason OF It's victory over
Ireasurers yesterday The score was
Is 20 = and passes for a. record ErrDrs
greatly maTTed the same and the Law
men ran the bases at VIII
From several staudpuints the game
was a large joke Law made enough
runs IN the first inning % win any or
binary game Before the TreasUrers
could set the side out eleven men had
counted In all but two OF the nine in
nlngs Law scored In playing the game
oft IreaSu deserve q great deal OF
credit Ordinarily q team would have
asked 10 have the game called At the
fifth or seventh lnninS, when the score
was 50 LopelesSlE 1ne-slded- The
Treasures stuck in the ring and played
IL out 20 the bitter end
Maynard had ten passed balls In all
the team piled HD ten innings, which
combined with the baCkSLOppinE Of
Maynard were sufficient TO carry the
score to the clouds
Mccarthy and Horne got four hits
each Mac connected for a triple and
two doubles Horne got q double among
his hits.
But one error marred the record Of the
Law team MacCarthy made the only
muff IN left field
There seems to be no doubt about the
fact chat the Law team has gotten into
a. great stride The victory over Treas
uTerS yesterday Is tho third straight
For a Ions time Law was at the end OF
the race, but there seems 20 be q de
CiGed brace IN the players as a whole
and the manager y bearing out his
statement OF q rev GAYS aeo, Inat MS
team would be up among the leaders be
fore long.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Manager John Gassaway. Of WalfOrd,
notified Buck oliver. Of the South
east nine, yesterday that he would for
felt the game and in order not TO dis
appoint "A large crowd that always turns
out when the 'rOOters' play. the little
manager got a game with the Car De
partment, Of the Railroad Y. NJ g A
League The fans saw fast game,
which resulted in a victory for the
Southeasters by q small margin II was
the first Saturday game played IN this
Circuit for q long time and q large crowd
was present
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
STARS IN LONG RACE.

BROOKLYN, Aug IA professional
fifteen-miIe team race and a game OF
Gaelic football between the two best
Irish teams now in this country viii
take place at Washington Park, on
Saturday afternoon, August p, under
the auspices of the Brooklyn Baseball
Club. Sixteen Of the best runners IN
America will compete
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
THOMPSON VS.. BUCKLES.

SHERIDAN Wyo., Aug. Cyclone
John Thompson, Chicago, and Guy
Buckles. this city, have been matched
for twenty rounds on Labor Day.
Weigh in IF5 pounds Tingside-
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
OLYMPIA LEAGUE

Yesterdays result - spartans. Il:
Georgetown, :.
s-Thirty-ifth and V streets
northwest
At a meeting OF the league officials a
postponed schedule was adopted as fol-
August ST. Stephens vs.. Tenley-
town
August s-Tanglewood vs. Spartans-
August f0-GeorgetOwn vs. St Ste
August 11-Tenleytown VS.. Olives.
August 12-St- Stephens vs. Tangle-
wood
August 1&-Georgetown rs. TenIey-
August 15-Olives vs.. Georgetown.
August 16-Spartans vs. St Stephens s.
August 17-Tenleytowu vs.. Olives
August 1S-St- stephens vs. George
town.
August 19-Spartans vs.. TenIeytown.
August D-GeOrSetown rs Tangle-
wood.
August 1-GeOrgeJown vs. TangIe-
wood
August 2z-Olives vs.. St. Stephens.
August 25-Spartans vs. Georgetown
August 26-Open-
August 27-Olives vs.. Spartans.
August 29-Spartans VS.. St Stephens s.
August S0-Olives vs. Spartans
August S1-St- Stephens vs.. Olives.
T.
and the games II had stHl to play will
l be forfeited to the clubs that il was
scheduled to meet
Several payers were transferred.
and the question Of the umDires ruI-
ing as to the duration Of 2 game was
successfully settled 1t is to be hoped
that there viii be no more mob rule
IN regard 10 the umpire such as was
in vogue last week
Spartan Inaugural ted its appearance
after q weeks lsy-of by defeating the
Georgetown team by Il to z EarIy
in the game the SpartanS got together
end proceeded to administer the hit
ting dose to the opposing pitchers
In the seven innings nineteen hits
were made
Three Of Spartan's players got three
hits each. and the remaining PLAYERS.
with the exception Of CantweIL got
two each. CautwelI was the only man
on his team who failed to connect
safely he got in a run just the
same
Monday starts out the new. schedule.
Some sixteen games viii be played.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Patty Holmes. manager OF Ham
me furnished a busheI OF fun in the
nItn and sixth Cleveland Of I,aDFdon-
drove Ine ball TO Patty II right field
IN Ihe fifth, but the manager got so ex-
cltec al the sight OF the SUhere in
his territory that he fell fat on ms
back and the drive went for two bsses-
1nsn Sayers few TO right. and Patty
called to Miller the cenfs-ieI5aT -
take the ball. but Miller arrived too
lale, ana the runner was safe Then
Patty came TO bat in the sixth and
beat out bunt 10 third. stole second.
and raised a cloud OF dust at third
when he slid 70 that corner after Braun
g had muned CIeveIand-s throw
though Patty had ample time 10 reach
the bag Everybody cheered-
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

A peculiar coincidence haupened in
the first three innings In each OF t,ees
sessions Hamline opened with a three
dagger, the 5atteTss Wyukoop. Good
man, and Drummer. scoring each time
on a subsequent single
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
BANKERS LEAGUE.
STANDING

The diamonds were the scene Of IN
usual activity Yesterday. as both Com
merciaI National and the American Sc
curity and Trust teams were out In ful
force. Realizing that much Is at stake
in -ha Tie games which are 10 be
PLAYED of. both teams VIII DO a great
deal OF work from now until the con-
tests AK. announced.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Nineteen men famed the air during
tAe game. ten OF these going 10 the
credit OF Porter, OF Langdon, and nine
70 Birch. OF Hamline- But one man
reached first on balls, Porter uassine
WynkOOp IN the sixth.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

o MCheuny. playing right field for the
winners, was one Of the four who got
more than one hit as he connected
for two beauties which proved costly
TO poor PetwOTth as they sent in two
o. his teams runs He also stole a
base and got one Dut-out to his credit.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Today Afovsfuz viii have a splendid
app1rtuultv 10 gain on Cornell Com
uanv Tor the CIubnen are scheduled 10
meet the humble Nidways- Manager
Duffy. Of the Arcade boys promises 70
ra,-s- his strongest team on The field.
and saws II won't be such Walk-oVer
for the AIoysius team lle game ls
scheduled TO start at about O.clock-
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Alovsius got another easy victory
when the Navy Yard team fel easy
victims TO the cIuDmen- IS 20 . the
trouble with the GunmakerS seemed 20
~ r. +Ha boy. as neither Morris nor
TF5chfeId could stop She smuggling OF
DrEoUror's boys
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

St Martin found National Union easy
going and smother ed II "A to IN I've
innings The ChU-chmen slugged the
ball 70 ali corners OF the field. finding
the two National Union pitchers for Il
hits.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Price put Up a great game for the
losers on third He cut St Martin out
OF couple OF hits and in the fourth
pushed three Of HIS teams runs across
the plate D. his three-baEger 10 center
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Many are looking forward with inter
est TO the games between Adams and
Southern That there VIII be q lot Of
feeling goes without saying Southern
has tied I'D by several peculiar coin
cideDts which some consider out Of the
ordinary Tt had some FIVE or six games
to get on even footing with the Adams
team OF the five games, but two were
necessary 10 win outright on the field
a the others were forfeited. In some
eases the teams which were to have
played Southern showed 10 with de
pleteG ranks In other instances. the
teams did not appear Not even a rep
reseDtatIve Of one team put IN an ap-
uea-auce-
II may be that Southern will COP out
the hOnOrS after all A reward for per
gone out AFTER the flag with a ven
geanCe- Adams IS still in the game. and
the series viii be worth going out 70
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.

Yesterdays result-HamIine. ). Lang
don. L
= oInorroWs game-Peck vs.. Ninth, ar
thirteenth and D streets northeast
Yesterdays battle between Haniine
and Langdon was called ia the sixth,
L@nE1on getting the short end Of a )
10 1 scorc.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
INDEPENDENCE
LEAGUE.

Game rOmOrrOw-Sr Martin VS.. St
Paul at Lincoln AM, Rhode Island ave
nue.
Yesterdays results. Martin. a; Ma
tiOnaI Union. :.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

came q GIl GROW EfCLNNILE vs. SILVER
Spring. at Pet~orth. D G
Yesterdays ResuIt-Evoodbgrn. 70 Pet
worth. 3.
Petw0rth received a severe Jolt yester-
day afternoon. when they were defeated
bv the strong W1odbf.ru nine. J. to 3. II
was pretty tough for tie Baby Dolls
as this defeat drops them peg and
places WDodbuD on the top. There was
one OF the largest crowds Of tne-SeaSOu
present. and the loud roofing especially
from the fair Sex, that lined abe grand
stand. added much to the enjoyment Of
the gam. There were fully 300 people
on hand. which Is probably more tina
am other league draws
IL was bitter pill Ter The Dou Babies
/. to swallow.
Petworth lost the game because il
COGld not HIT and because its pitchers
had an or daE. especially -I;eE' Gar
rett. who started on the mound Ee
received Door support. but famed two
men in the three innings he worked.
Barnes Their took I'D the task. bat he
aid not last long as he ry.ir-ed only
] p innings wheu FIVE runner crossed
the pan IN the fifth as the result OF ne
hits and some DOo- support By Oakley,
at tie receiving end Left Fielder Clay
ton then tried his hand or the slab and
after getting "a pad start managed 90
ALLOWING four bits and tanning two
men. CLAYTON did the best work with
the stick, as he bumped q single TO left.
stole 4 sack and handled two hard
chances Ia nne style
Jones shot EN- over IN grand style
for the winners and held his OpFon-
eurs well in hand throughout the
game. allowing only five scattered
hits. three Of which came in the last
round and famed six. besides not
giving a single free pass or hitting
a man he also accepted Two chances
in fine style
steele. in center for the winners
led his team with the stick. as he
connected for three hits, including a
triple, and did wei in the field He
scored four runs
Davis played a splendid game at
third for the WO0dbUrners and re-
Ceived many rounds Of applause He
recorded two singles stole a base,
and handled five chances without an
error besides bringing in four of his
teams Uailies.
Big Bob" evans did well for the
Baby" nine as he got one OF his
run, and accepted eleven chances
we'll
woodburn pulled of a double play
in the third session just 10 Hven
things up a little, but Il went rather
hard for the poor Baby Dolls, for
they might have made some Disc IN
this TOund-DdTiS TO MUllin TO Car,
roll
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
News Comment and Gossip Amateur Baseball and Other Lines Sport
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDING.

Game tomorroW-SOutheast y. NJ c A
VS.. Walford, at Georgia avenue and
kenyon street northwest
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
RAILROAD Y. Nj. c. A.
LEAGUE.

Nov that Southern has succeeded IN
taxing the last game which ties UP with
Adams, the fans are awaiting the meet
ing OF the officials which viii Ce-'dC
the series which shall determine the
winner in the league.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Yesterdays result-S0Utheast I. M o.
A, 9; Walford, O. CForfeited)
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

I'VE While TAYLOR was the star or
the came in the batting line. banging
orr three clean hits. He also was leader
in +re base-runuinE line, being credited
with four stolen sacks
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Johnny Wilkinson took advant5 sc OF
fhe occasion 10 Tatten his batting aver
axe. for cut Of four trips 70 the BAT.
the captain connected for four singles.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

The Southeast L. n. c. A are certain
~ the life of he Commercial League
At the meeting held Thursday night At
P P Andrews Manager Buck OIveu
consented 20 play three games IA sue
cesSIOn. twice in order that the league
may finish the season by August -, the
date set fv the Amateur Commission TO
close all leagues. This viii be hard for
the little ''rOoters." but they are making
special efforts and VIII undoubtedly
make a splendid showing in all Of their
games If the y 81 G. A wins its next
three games and the Herald loses its
two they viii be tied for second place
One thing IS certain that hot race
VIII develop by the middle OF next week
and some SURPRISES viii follow
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

In the third inning St Martin made
two home runs Herman was first %
yet OEe &c center and Coleman soon FOL
lowed him with a longer drive TO the
same place
The Washington times., 1910-08-07


REPRESENTATIVES OF the American Sc
to discuss and arrange the coming ser
ses. Three eames viii be PLAYED and the
supDoSitiou Is that National Park viii
be the grounds selected There were
several points which The representatives
were unable to agree upon With the
difficulties in view both parties left the
matter 20 the amateur commission which
so ably handled the situation before
Tie roster of the teams and other DIFF
fCultieS which presented themselves 70
the reuresent1tiveS Of the teams IOEetL-
or with several minor details VIII be
handled hy the commission That
qualification TO both parties wiz be made
goes without saying
Tt is TuuOUed that one o. Commercial
Nationals men has Tot been in good
health and FOR this reason the teams
chances viii not be the best There are
those who arc saying that the Gods are
being boosted for this reason on tile
American security and Trust Whatever
is said or done before the games VIII
not rob the fans Of rafting good con-
tests
'Inkv' Davis WAS ScOOnfu- them M
in great shape at third for American
Security Yesterday This box VIII bear
watching IN the next few wears Many
think there VIII De bright future for
him in baseball His work this year for
a Young PLAYER has been first-class He
. IS IN the game ali the tine and is fun
Of The fighting SDiri-.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

TansiI had a Joyous time On the sacks.
stealing three bases
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

The S0Utheasters are strong favorites
for the peunaut. and have a larger
bunch of rOOters than any other team
in the league. It pays 70 be on the
level always The CauarieS VIII prob
ably see the top soon
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Monday starts out the new schedule.
Some sixteen games viii be played.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Yesterdays resulJ-AIoysius, 70; Navy
Elr- ,.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
STANDING.

Game roday-AIovsius vs. henilworth
al 3 O'Clock at First and II streets
northeast
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Flynn did the bulk OF the tvvirIinE f1r
the losers and IN 3 % innings was fOund
for fifteen hits Harmon. who relieVet.
EiIn. was hit for two singles
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Three OF Spartan's players got three
hits each. and the remaining PLAYERS.
with the exception Of CantWeIl GOT
two each Cantwell was the only man
on his team who failed to connect
safely He got in a run just the
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

Jack Leonard tvirIed for St Martin.
He was found for seven hits. faEned SIX,
and passed four
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

The WaIfOTd and Southeast mines viii
play tomorrow afternoon, and II Jhe
poor Avenue BOYS do not forfeit, the
fans viii see another good game
Horse Flynn and Muddy Beavers
will compose the battery for the
--runtaTs- - club.
The Washington times., 1910-08-07

SNYDER saved his team from a shut
out with q pretty double 10 center This
big boy has fallen of IN his batting
since the last averages were published
lynch pitched a fine game and de-
served q shUtOur He allowed only
seven scattered hits and caused SIX
men 10 ian the atmosphere