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The Washington times., 1910-09-23
BALI IMORE ASSURED
OF AVIATION MEET
Col. Joyce Declares Sanction
for Event Has Not Been
Recalled.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept 23.-Declar-
ing that there is absolutely no truth I'm
the report that the Aero Club Of
America has vacated the Baltimore
dates and TesCinded the sanction for the
proposed aviation meet, Col jerome II.
Joyce, Of this city, emphatscaIly declares
that the H2lethOTpe meet will be held
and on the date originally set
Colonel Joyce has just returned from
New York, where a meeting Of the ex-
ecUtive committee Of the Aero Club OF
America has been in session for the
past few days, and says that any action
relative to canceIling the Baltimore
meet or changing the date on which it
will be held would have 10 come before
that body, and he has positive KnOWl-
edge hat the question was not brought
up Colonel Joyce further states that,
far from being displeased with the date
preparations that are being made for II,
the committee Of the Aero Club are
greatly pleased with the preliminary
showing made by Baltimore, and the
interest which the citiZeZ ~ Gzking
IN the arrangements being made
Colonel Joyce declares that he is going
ahead with his preparations for the
Hale thorpe meet and proposes TO 90
everything in his power to make II one
Of the most successful ever held IN this
country. He has already the assurance
of a NUMBER of prominent aviatOrs that
they wiis participate, and that he will
announce the entire details of the meet
in 2 short time
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

In St Paul was attributed to a rumor
that at the next meeting Of the di-
rectOrs the dividend would be reduced
Fairly good support was given Read
ing, which showed better action than
some other stocks
A message from Pittsburg SAYS
prospects for a fiOurishing business
in the Steel market are brighter than
for many months, several large con-
tracts having been awarded Pitts
burg concerns, while the order for
900 tons Of structural steel for the
Quebec bridge Is expected to 10 to
that city The McClintOck Marshall
Construction Company has been
awarded a contract for 1900 tors Of
structural steel for three buildings Of
the International Harvester Company
at Springfield Ohio. The American
Bridge Company was given a c Jntract
for LOO tons for the Bush terminal in
New York, while the Long Island
railroad is in the market for 1000
tons to be used in eliminating grade
crossings.
At the end of the second hour in
the afternoon trading prices had slow
" sunk to a point and more below
the highest for the day Reading was
at 142Z Union Pacific at 166, St Paul
at 1909, and Southern Pacific at
1I4Iz- Steel stood at 671z and Anal
gamated Copper at 612s. These stocks
were representative % others IN the
list which in general was a full point
down
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
ST. JOHNS TO PLAY
BROOKLYN ELEVEN
Will Also Meet the Maryland
Agricultural College Team
October 20.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept S.-St
Johns College, of this city, which for a
number Of years past has rather been
Al the TOD OF the football heap among
the Maryland colleges. excepting. OF
course the Naval Academy. will play
two games this season Wit. teams in
Washington and vicinity.
On October >, It will meet the eleven
OF the Catholic University. IN Washing
ten, while on October % it will Oppose
the Maryland Agricultural College, their
annual game this wear being on the Far
mers' Held-
St Johns loses heavily BY graduation,
and viii have to develop almost an en-
tireIy new team. Still. some of the best
o. s. Johns teams have been worked UP
under Similar conditions. the members
OF the squad working with great spirit
and determination, and making the COM
petition for each position most spirited
Owings To Play.
There is a nucleus Of old men in Capt
c L. johnson and Mellon. ends White
guard, and Melville, haIfback- Another
former player Is Owings. who played
center two years ago. but did not at
tend last season There are n nuuber
Of substitutes and new men who give
much promise. One Of the candidates Is
Yost- a West Virginian- and cousin Of
the former --HurTy-UD- Yost. NIichlgan-s
coach
No game has been arranged this sea
son with Johns Hopkins, which for
years has been St. Johns closest rival
Tor state honOrs. and there IS small
possibility Of one. After winning for
SIX consecutive seasons, St Johns was
deciSively beaten by Hopkins last year.
and the COlIeEianS now complain that
the varsity men have been rather die
tatoTlal In the dealings in reference to
the proposed game this season
Inc Saturday prior to THANKSGIVING
has been the traditional date, hut Hop
kins mas arranged a game with Car
1Sle 1or this day St Johns has filed
an OF Its other dates, aud the chances
of coming together are now small
Season Opens October I.
The season VIII open on october /.
when St Johns viii try to hold the
TO a small score The other
games Of the schedule are: October s,
Gettysburg College, al Gettysburg: Oc-
tober u, University Of Virginia, at Char
ictteSville. October 70, At St Joseph-s.
AT Annapolis: OctOber. -. Catholic Uni
verSitv. at Washington October =
Maryland Agricultural College. at Col
iege station October -. Virginia NiIi-
taTy Institute, at Lexington. November
), Dickinson. at Annapolis November y
Franklin and Marshall, al Annapolis.
\ November 70 open November -, Penn
sFlVan1a Military College. At Chester.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
CHRISTYS MAKE Up.
WIFE ADMITS It

GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Sept ZS--The
shattered romance Of the Howard Chan
Ter Christys has been repaired, accord
ing to an interview granted by Mrs
Christy today IN which she admitted
that a reconciliation had been effected
and that she and her artist husband had
been brought together by their little
daughter Natalie
Il respect and love my husband and
I felt that I could not live anoth6r
day from my daughter" said Mrs
Christy today breaking her silence for
the first time since the Negotiations for
a reconciliation were opened
The basis Of the settlement contains
the clause that the Christys Will divide
their time betW cen New York and Dun
can Falls This idea was suggested by
Miss Rose ChTisty. a sister of the artist
The artist and his bride viii leave for
New York within a week OF so.
Mrs Chr1Sty and Natalie are together
almost continually. Almost every after
noon Natalie and her mother 90 in
bathing in the Muskingum river fol-
lowing tennis between Christy and his
wife.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
MARLBORO TRACK
GETTING READY

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. Sept. p
Things are fast shaping UP for the in
aUguratfOn race meeting TO be held at
Marlboro starting on Tuesday. October
4, and continuing until Friday, October
The gang Of wor1men has just about
finished up with the improvements
while the track has been put in shape
The chute which was built within the
past week is one OF he greatest i'm
prOvements Of the lot and turns the
track into six fuTlOnss instead Of half
a mile. This viii make it much better
for the horses which have never been
asked TO race over less than a mile
course
The stands have been completed. af-
fOrding seating accommodation for over
5,0ce This includes a stand that has
been erected for holders of box seats
and season tickets
Word has been received from James
Milton that he would arrive here early
next week TO sUperintend personally the
building OF the stands for the starting
machines, and 10 school horses at tfTa'
course
Judge Murphy. who viii preside in the
stand, VIII be here The middle Of next
week while Fred Gerhardy, who is &c
De clerk Of the course. viii not arrive
until after the meeting at Toronto
kChiCh ends October 7
Negotiations have been closed with the
Pennsylvania railroad for q special ser
vice to ard from the track to Baltimore
and Washington The trains viii make
t1e trip from Baltimore in fiftv minutes
while faster service viii be given from
Washington
Several more applications were re-
ceived Yesterday for stablin-. and II is
expected that the stalls viii al be filed
by race day
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
FARMER IN CHARGE
Of HATCHETITES

George Washington football squad
started in on their first signal practice
yesterday under the leadership Of Cup
pie Farmer. who played quarterback
on the Technical High School eleven
last year
Farmer made an excellent Impression
with Coach MagOffin by handling the
ball in a clean-cut manner and good
head work.
Yesterdays practice was devoted to
passing AID falling on the ball and
last night Coach MaSoffin had the SQUAD
assemble IN one Of the large class
rooms, where he gave them a long talk
and instructed them in the new rules
In demonstrating the different plays. he
intends to use this season. he used the
blackboard IN drawing them out
On Monday. when all CT the old men
viii be in the city. among whom will
be Fowler, Ellis. and Brewster, football
viii start in earnest A University Of
Virginia man IS also expected to put in
an appearance on Monday. Pitts Will
try for a position on the varsity
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SELL SPARINGLY
Bonds In Fairly Good De
mand At Slight Conces-
sion In Prices.

Business was started on the local ex-
change today BY the sale Of three Po-
tOmac Electric Consolidated bonds at
1904 TO 1go5s.
Railway preferred came OFT n small
lots On cali at $50 10 SS1s. and after cali
in q quotation lot at So Tic com
mon stock was in small demand. selling
ten shares at 22lz-
Business in the main was duh the
OILY large transaction being the renewal
Of an option on Gas stock, pa shares 81
7S1z.
A half-bond Of the Railway per cent
ISsge sold al ST.
Orders 70 buy stocks seem a little
scarce yet on the local exchange. but
the members Of the body seem hopeful
that business viii revive again shortly,
AT least at the turn Of the month, IL
not before that time
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
PROGRAM OF SPIRIT
ARRANGED ON OUTING

swimming rowing, and running races
are some or the numbers included. on
the program Of athletic events which
has been arranged by the entertainment
committee OF the engraving division OF
the Bureau u Ems. avinS and Printing.
which will hold = first annual fieid
day excursion at Chesapeake Beach to-
morrow.
asides the program of athletic events
there VIII be dancing and other amuse-
mentS IN the evening Director RaIph
of the bureau. and a number of
Treasury Department officials have sig
nified their intention Of taking the trim
in the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
TODAY'S SALES.

Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS.
g, coca 00zz. S1,CCea10oss, s, 000aie05s
Washington Railway and Electric Of,
fUSS1z. 1NSSls, 5NSs1z- 5dSS1k
PTOvident Savings Bank, 25G95z-
After call-Wa ShingtOn Railway and
Electric As. S509TS41z
Washington Gas. 214d7s-z Cbuyer 60).
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, &5GS72z
Washington Railway. common, 1ol53z5zz-
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
DAUGHTER Is FOUND
AFTER LONG CHASE

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Sept. z8-Afrer
chase OF 15,0o0 miles over the United
States and Mexico. Mrs EIoise Bar
rows. Of Houston. Tex. IS today in
possession Of her ffteen-year-oid
daughter. Dottie. who is alleged 10
have been Kidnapped a year ago b. DIT.
Gordon Martin. q dentist
The girl was found in a hotel here
It Is said the dentist has fed 10 Can
ada, arr the authorities have started
d search for him
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
SUSPECTED OF HOLD-UP.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The police
here are today engaged in irving 10
find evidence against John Iiberte and
Peter Tcntels- two young tailors. who
have been arrested in connection with
the hOld-up and robbery of Miss Laura
KTause. who was returning 10 ha- Of
fee with 500 in cash with which to nav
Off the employees. Tie robbery occurred
last night in the hallway Of the factory
IN which she is eR1plOyed.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
NO DECISION GIVEN
IN NEW YORK FIGHT

NEW YORK, sept 23.-After ten
rounds Of the fastest. fercest milling
seen IN New York this year at the
Long Acre A G., last night. the cues
ton Of supremacy between While
BreCher- one OF the numerous
'prideS- and Battling Hurley. a
from settled as ever
Each man punished the other for
keeps, and e was six of one and 4
half dozen Of the other when il was
al over.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
LIFEGUARD HOPES
TO REGAIN BRIDE

ASBURY PARK, Sept 23.-Lifeguard
Jack Rowland, who recently mar
Tied Mss Helen O'Brien. the daughter
Of St Louis millionaire. has been
called 10 st. Louis by a telegram. and
he left a. once, saying that it was his
hope that his motheT-in-Iaw had re-
Tented and that he was to be permitted
to see his wife
II was stated some time ago that
Mrs o BTien had begun an action TO
have her daughters action annuIled.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
General Allen Impressed.

When seen today General Allen said
that he was much impressed with Mr.
Ryan, his ea-nestness and his plan for
enlisting the aviators of the country in
a movement for military service
General Allen said that the scheme
proposed by MI Ryan was entirely
practicable, and that the army would
gladly cooperate with him He said
that il would be a valuable thing to
hsrve so or LOO aeronaUts and MACHINES
available for war purposes.
Mr. Ryan, who was stopping at the
Shorehan, left this morning for Balti-
more TO confer with aerOnautic Ell
thusiasts in that city concerning his
movement
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
TRI-STATE MAY
ABOLISH LIMIT

YORK. Pa, Sept AT the meet
ing Of the promoters of the Tri-State
Baseball League at Harrisburg next
Thursday night, President H Kfster
Free OF the York club, viii propose the
abOiiShment Of the salary limit uDon
the number OF PLAYERS club NAV
carry After the Harrisburg meeting
the YORK directors viii elect a man
aver FOR next season.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
AUTOiSTS OFFERED
A NEW CLUBHOUSE
By HARRY WARD.

There is an excellent chance Of the
Automobile Club Of Washington estab-
fishing new quarters at Randle High
lands
A meeting OF the board Of governors
Of the club VIII be held tonight 10 take
action on an Invitation extended By
Col A Z RandIe to take possession
Of a large club house in RandIe High
lands, and a majority Of the board
members expressed the opinion today
that Colonel Randle's offer would be
accepted
The clubhouse offered by Colonel
Rdndle has nine rooms. and is well
equipped for club purposes. Surround
Ing II are thousand acres of wood
land and as Colonel RandIe has placed
g pack Of hounds al the disposal of the
motorists who wish 10 hunt. fine sport
could be had The clubhouse is 50 stu
ated as 70 afford a perfect panoramic
view of washington
II the club decides to locate at RandIe
Highlands d golf course viii be laid
out together with tennis courts, Gro
quot grounds and other outdoor games
With the establishment Of the pro-
posed new quarters IL IS believed the
club could increase its membership 10
one thousand members within the next
year
Driving a little six" Thomas Flyer,
David s. Hendriek, who recently secured
the Thomas agency in this city, left
Buffalo this morning for washington.
he was accompanied by George H
Covert, who is associated with Hend-
rick, and they expect = reach here
Saturday morning Hendrick and Covert
have spent the past week at the Thomas
factory in Buffalo, and have secured
q good line or the 1911 Thomas models
Stanley Homer and l. Y. Hyson are
recent additions 20 the sales force Of the
Studebaler Automobile Company Hor-
ner was formerly associated with the
Wilson Company while Hyson con-
Quoted the Belmont garage several
years ago.
Inc Garter Motor Car Corporation is
RECEIVING many congratulations on the
me showing Of Chief WaEner'S Wash
lnEton car but recently placed IN COM
MISSION The fact that q washington
car mas been purchased for chief Wag-
ner Indicates municipal authorities be
leNe III paTOnIziug home industry
sald business man this morning
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION
FOR THE MILITIA
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. SEPT. .


Sergeant Michael Powers, OF the
United States Army, has arrive in Alex
sndria, and begun work with Company
9. First Virginia Regiment, Of this city
Sergeant Powers has been designated
by the War Department for special duty
with the militia of the State Of Virginia.
Last evening at Armory Hall, a class
for non-commissiOned officers was held.
This evening there Will be a company
drill Drills viii be held during the next
two weeks. while Sergeant Powers is in
the city. as follows. Monday. September
%; Tuesday, September % Thursday,
September 9; Friday, September so;
Monday. October 3, and Tuesday, Oc-
tober 4.
The proprietors of 4 Greek lunch room
under the Opera House were before
Justice Cation today having been cited
to appear for letting smoke perueate
into the Opera House above. The
leSSees OF the opera house explained that
the smoke always came into the house
just about show time and that they
we're afraid il might cause a panic
Several policemen testified that the
room in which the cooking Is done was
often filled with smoke Justice Cation
over the stove TO connect with the Chin
ney or be fined for maintaining a
nuisance
The funeral of Capt Isaac b Force
viii be held from his home in Wolfe
street tomorrow afternoon The Rev.
Mr. Rudisill Of Trinity Methodist EDis-
COpal Church, VIII Officiate.
The remains Of Thomas Z. Sutherland
who died at the home of his brother
in Oronoko street yesterday, will be
sent to Burke's Station for burial to-
morrow
The funeral Of Samuel Bateman will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet in their hall in North Columbus
street this evening
4 plan is on foot among the Retail
Merchants Association and the Cham
ber Of Commerce looking to the re-
establishment Of the ferry service be-
tween Alexandria and Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
HOPING TO ENLIST
AVIATION LEADERS

Before leaving for Baltimore this
morning, John Barry Ryan, son Of
Thomas F Ryan. who came here to ask
for the support of the Army and Navy
IN his plans 10 organize. feet of aero
planes for use during war. said he be
lieved the best talent in the aviation
world would enlist in the movement
This idea Of ours IS purely patriotic. -
said Mr.. Ryan, and we ask nothing
more from the Government than it CO.
operation and moral support. For the
present, the amateur aviators Of the
country viii provide their own ma
chimes and do their own training. but
we hope that sooner or later that we
can secure official recognition.
we want TO place ourselves at the
disposal of the Government in case
Of war We think il would be a
valuable thing TO have a re giment or
even a brigade Of aeronauts equipped
and ready for service should the army
course act as volunteers, but we would
have the training and the machines
and that would prove worthy Of con-
sheraton
To Protect Coast.
everybody recognizes that we have
a vulnerable coast line in this coun-
try. so far as military aeronautics
is concerned This extends to prac-
ticaIy every acre Of our territory
This needs protection from an aero
nautic attack and just now the only
force We have for this protection Is
in the amateurs The army and navy
may later be equipped 20 handle this
situation. but just now the Govern
ment has not enough equipment
What We saw at the Boston Hsr-
ward meet COnvinces Us that we should
make a WhOle-heaTted effort TO or
CaniZe the amateur aeTOnauts for pos
Sible military service Our plans to
this END are not all formulated. We
want tOSecure first the support Of the
army and navy, and afterward perfect
an organization that viii be effective
Interest in aerOnauts in general is
Increasing every day Hundreds Of
people are now flying and hundreds
more viii fly These aviatOrs can be
orsanized for military service. and
this IS what I minteTested in"
Mr. Eaya1 came TO Washington with
letters Of introduction from Mr. Meyer.
Secretary Of the Navy, 10 Rear Ad-
nliraI Fletcher and Gen Leonard
Wood. chief Of staff of the army
BAIOtn officers showed the greatest
interest in the proposed orEaniza ton
Of amateurs. General Wood desig-
mated General Allen, chief signal Of
fCer. and Admiral Gletcher assigned
his assistant, Captain Chambers. to
go over the plans with the young
aerOnaut
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

FURNISHED to The Washington Times bv
A. c. Plant Co. IA Fourteenth street
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
The proprietors of a Greek lunch room

The funeral of Capt Isaac b Force
viii be held from his home in Wolfe
street tomorrow afternoon The Rev
Mr.. RudisiII Of Trinity Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church VIII Officiate.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

The remains Of Thomas Z. Sutherland.
who died at the home of his brother
in Oronoko street yesterday, viii be
morrow
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

a plan is on foot among the Retail
Merchants Association and the Cham
Der Of Commerce looking to the re-
establishment Of the ferry service be
tween Alexandria and Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

The funeral Of Samuel Bateman viii
be held tomorrow afternoon
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-29
FOR RENT IN CHEYENNE.
One nice room for quiet man and
wife or for two nice men at Mr.
Persons, 622 w. goth street.

NOTlCE-The Bee Hive ROoming
House will be located at 2014 Champa
street. VIII be glad to accommodate
all respectable people, as there will be
all modern conveniences. Call and
see the proprietor. There will be a
home cooking dining room attached.
Meals will be served from 20 to 35
cents Give them q trial.
MRS. W. A. BOBO,
20l4 Champa ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-04

to take away blood nressure from. the
head. Then place q square Of soft.
white flannel in the water. wiring It and
place the cloth at the back OF my head.
bandage fashion. This means that the
pad Is on the pillow. Then I wiring out
another cloth and put that over. the top
of my face. pressing the material in close
~ so so 1t will lie over the eyes ana
touch the temples and face close to the
nose. =
las soon as the compress shows q sign
OF growing cool replace It with another.
and I continue for fifteen minutes and
sometimes longer At the end OF that
time I get up and battle my face thor
oughly in cold water. to tighten the skin.
which has been relaxed by the heat
treatment. Then I darken the room and
lie down again for fifteen minutes. After
that I am as fresh as can be-
THE treatment Is simple, but ~ O. rule
1t acts favorably. Most OF the exhaustion
woman has Ii from the nerves, and II
they are relaxed she takes 4 fresh lease
Of life for the time" H &
MARGARET MIXTEk.