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The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
MOVING PICTURES
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt JOHN W BARNES. Eighteenth Infantry. l.
detailed Tor general recruiting service. and upon
his relief from duyy az the Army School Of thl
Linz. win lr1Urcd To Fort Slocum y. y.
The following scrsCants major. Junior grade Coast
Artiilcry Cons viii b. sent not later than Sep
TENDER 3. 1870 70 the stations Designated AL
BERT f. CRAIG Fort Williams Ne. % Fort
ScTeTen. Ga; ANTHONY BUSCHAfAN For
Morgan. Ala, % Port Totten y. y.
Sergt. MAJ WILLIAM T. THOMPSON. jIniu
grade Coast Artillen Corps. Fort Schuyler. y
J., viii b. sent not later than August .. 1910
o. Fcrt Wllams Ne,
sergt- Mai. WILLIAM T. CORLEY. junior gIadc
Coast ARTILLERY CCus Fort Ward Wash. vii
D. sent Al olca 70 Fort Fagler. Wash.
Sergt Mai SAM T. STANLEY. Junior grade Coas
ARTILLERY CorDo. Fort FlaEiCr. Wash. viii b
Sent not later than august o. 1910 to the To
crn; depot. Fort Mcdowell Col. reporting uuoI
arrival O. the commanding oaiceri who viii sens
him 20 Manila
sergt Maj MARCUS F. COOPER. junior grade
Coast ARTILLERY Corrs. Fort Totten n. Y wil
he scut lot later than August p 20 FCrt Nor
gan. Ala.
Master Electrician vIGGO ]. L. JORGENsEN
Coast ARTILLERY Corps tie Presido Of san Fran
cisco. Cal. wiz be- sent ca September 3 90 th
rocrui; depot. Fort Mcdowell. Cal. FOR Manl
CO the transport sailing from san Francisc
about Sent smber 8
Master Electrician HENRY KCNZMANN. Ccas
ARTILLERY CUrus. Philippine Islands. win be sen
% The recruit DEPOT. Fort Mcdowell. Cal, o
The transport sailing from Manila on or aboa
Nctoh-r IS
Master Electrician JAMES Il. WETHERHOLT
Coast ArilCT Corps ron TOttCl. \ J.. vii
Doe cont as soon as practicable after tho ariya
az That p-st q Master Electrician HENRI
KUNzMANN. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. 90 Oh
Preside ~ san Francisco. Cal
Capt. FRANK p. EDWARDS quarernaster VT
proceed 20 Cornwall. ~ Y. on official bushes
rcrtasnin- o. the iuspcctio1 and study Of metl
DDS n concrete construction 0f buildings.
MAJ. Gen WILLIAM H. CARTER General stat
IS detailed vice. Brig. Gen TASkER h
BLISS General stat. hereby relieved, as
member q the Joint board
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WEATHER CONDITIONS,


L. s. DEPT. q Agriculture, Weather Bureau.
Washington, Tuesday Aug. g. l9lo-s p M.
TIE only low pressure area east o. the Rocky
Mountains oTcrlics the Lake region and there were
showers from this section southwark and southwest
ward through the Gulf States. There were als'
showers Monday night in the Lower Missouri
VALLEY Kansas. and Oklahoma and on Tuesday IN
the Central and southern Rocky Mountain region
and Northern Arizona In the Atlantic and Pa
cihc States the weather was fair.
There were no high temperatures Of consequences.
except IN Central Texas ard the Northern Plateau.
TIE disturbance over the lake region win con
tinue slowly eastward. attended by showers Wedues-
day In the Upper Ohio Valley. the Lover Lake
region. and New England. continuing THURSDAY 10
New England aud Northeastern New York. There
VIII also be showers "Wednesday I'm the extreme
Southwest. The Gulf and South Atlantic States.
continuing Thursday in the latter district. Else
Where far weather VIII prevail Wednesday and
Thursday
TIE winds along the New England coast win be
moderate south % southwest: on the Middle At
lsutic coast light 20 moderate south % southwest
on the South Atlantic coast light and mostly
southerly; the East Gulf coast light and variable
on the West Gulf coast moderate and mostly south.
eastcrly, on the Lower Lakes moderate and coca
sionally brisk southwest 90 west; on the Upper
Lakes light 20 moderate westerly becoming variable
Steamers departing Wednesday for European port.
viii have moderate south 90 s0uthwes, winds with
unsettled. shoWery weather 20 the Grand BANKS.
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POLITICS.

The whole sad game cheap and sordid and all its
tricks poor and van and all that's life boarded
for noisy in each campaign One
my sorrow with patudes he thinks are wise and then another
comes tomorrow and says the first simply lies
day rally where statesmen were as thick as cas
they spent the time in qp and sally and theories spawned in
the knees The, talked for weary hours perpng and not
pregnant thing said and then of all their firing
back home and soaked my head dozen idle
thundered thousand idle oafer heard and as soaked my
head wondered why this fool world absurd The farmers
in their fields calling for help the wasting grain;
and in those freaks bawng. and ong hugely all
in vain who binds sheaf of barley does more help
the human than loud and reess Charlie who does his
toling with his face Wait MASON
by
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WILL STUDY ACCOUNTS.
Post-Office Committee VIII Visit
Mail Order Houses

BY direction Of Postmaster General
Hitchcock the advisory committee Of ex-
perts from the Post-ofice Department
VIII visit the Middle West, especially
Chicago, and investigate the methods en-
ployed in the big savings banks and mail
order houses IN handling small accounts.
The committee Is composed of II. II.
Thompson, chairman. superintendent OF
the division Of finance; Bayard Wyman.
superintendent Of the division OF post
masters appointments: Basil Miles. su-
perIntendent Of the division Of foreign
malls; James B. Cook. chief OF the d.
vision OF inspection; c. II. Fullway. as
sistant superintendent OF the division of
finance; G. G. Thompson, superintendent
Of the division OF supplies. and George
G. Kimble, post-ofiice inspector.
An application was made 10 the Post
Office Department to-day by the post
master ST Ponce, Porto Rico, for infor-
nation concerning postal savings banks.
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CnNLNLEECIAL LEAGrE
MAROUETrE LEAGrE
,PARTNlENrAL LFAGr
WILL RECEIVE VISITORS.
Local Council, X. of C., 20 Enter
tain New Orleans Delegation.

knights OF Columbus are making prep
arations TO entertain hundred members
Of NE New Orleans council. who will ar
rive tomorrow at a. m. on their way
home from the national convention. Cir
cular letters were mailed last night TO
all members IT. the District, advising
them Of the time Of arrival Of the visit
ing knights and urging every member to
be present at the joint open meeting Of
the several councils in the X Of c. hall
at $50 p m for the reception. An at
tractive programme has been prepared.
On Friday afternoon baseball teams
representing the Knights OF Columbus
and the Benevolent and Protective order
Of Elks will play at American League
Park az 4 p. N. in the interest Of st. Vim
cent Orphan Asylum for Girls.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sx furlongs Intrinsic. IOs CGod-
stein. 10 TO l. won; Trance. u3 Knapp. s 10 S.
second: Salvoatile. 10 Reid. 5 20 l. third Time.
1:l3 2-5 Jncluelin ROYAL Captive. Woolcasta Adri-
uche. +. Ray BerDmaid. and Blue Tie also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five aud half fl1rl0nEs sweep
Away, q walsh. 5 20 2. won: Tmchmc los
ARCHIBALD, 90 ]. second. Any Port 100 Martini
10 % /. third. Time. lO7 IS Bourbon Beau.
Patton. Swish. JACK Stryker Owanux. Shooting
Spray sam Lewis. Snes Nostra Insthorpe. Dust.
Astoipho, Cherokee Rose. Patrick S. and Shackle-
ton also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Efcndi. l1e Doylel.
20 j. won: SuHrasist. 95 Dagierl 20 10 /
second. Clin Edge % Martini 10 J. third.
Time. I:i0. Starbofte. Chief Kcc Layminster
Live Tie Superstition. Merry knight, Juuiter
Joe. and shannon also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling six f,irlongs Mc1oana
6 Benschotenl 10 I. won; Herpes e6 Martini.
30 70 J. second: Big Stick % tEstep). 5 a. ].
third. Time. Is Ben Loyal Capt. Morris CHIEF
Bartlett and Fole Levy also nn.
FIFTH RACE-Nilc and a furlong Master
Robert. 10 CNotter). S to s. won: C. Of Chester
brook. los Davis 20 10 ], second; Lad Of Lang
don los tEstepl to ]. third. Time ! 80 as.
Lady Esther. Whidden, Belleview. and Neihermost
also ran.
SIXTH BACE-fivD and a half furlOngs Heather
brown, i0S tNotter. 5 to s. Won. BOuncer. los
lKeoghl. 10 !. second; 2iah los Martini. "a
1, third Time, % ROYAL Lodge, Thrifty. Fair
Atlanta, Marseca. Swsnnoa, Queens, Miss Minnie
and Lady Rosaie also ran
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Mrs. Wiaslow'g southine s7rrr

Has been used for over SIXTY. FIVE YEARS by
MILLIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItI
lSOOTHES the CHILD SOFTENSt the GUNS. ALIAS
lGll PAIN; CURES WIND COLO, aud IS tho hest|
Iremedy for DIARRHEA. sold by Druggists in every
lpart Of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs Wine
lows Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
twenty-five cents bottle. Guaranteed under the
Hood and DRUGS Act, June 5otb 1906 Seris! Number
Ne. AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY,
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10

Runs-snydeT. Price. Cam. AIuuly o. Hurley.
Sullivan o.. OMEN ~. Couigan. Leonard 90.
Earned ums-Navy Yard /; Aloysius. s. First base
by errUrs-Navy Yard. /. Aloysius 8. Left en- bases
Navy Yard. g. Aloysius. . First base on balls
on Leonard. Of Nuss :; Of Gio1auuetd l. In
nings pitchcd-By Leonard A. rs Hummer g. by
Nus. 4; BY Giovarnetu 3 Hits mad-Of Leonard.
/; OF RUNNER !; OF Nus II Oh Gio7annetu
Struck out-By Leonard. g. hy Hummer 3; BY Clio
Tannetti 2 Home uns-AIurphy SNYDER. Two
base hiis-Hurley, OMEN. Sacrifice hits-Leonard.
Prise Sullivan Stolen bases-Price. Murphy %.
Sullivan O3l. O'Nenl. Leonard. Kit by pitchCr-By
Nuss. Wild pitch-Gi0Wnnetu Umpirc-Air.
Belts. Time q gamC-l hour ard % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-Al0ysius. y; Navy Yard. l.
Sunday School Lcague-Ninth "a; Peck ].
Suburban League -W00dbWu. II, TakOma, p
Independence Lcague-Manhatian, 4, Nassau, 2
Commercial League Southeast y. NJ. q. A.. "a:
Walfod .
Olympia League-SpaTtaus, 9; Tanglewood, for
fcitedl.
Southern Railway Learuc-Auditors 9. Opca-
ting o forfeited. Auditors. r. Law. s.
Colonel Departmental League-lnterior. 4. Blu
reau. 4.
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Runs-WhitmaTsh t2l. Donnclly. Falconer. Van
derlip. Duganne. Left on bases-Nassau 2: Man
haitian. s. First base on balls-Of Burnley ,: on
Rawlings. 3. Struck out-By Burley 3: by Raw
inE. 8 Threc-base hits-Bullock Whitmarsh.
Two-hase hits-Davs Falcner. Sacrifice hits
Duuncly. Davis Stolen bases hitmarsh 90 Davis
~. Double plays Shelbingrr 20 Cam; Oakley 20
Rawlings. Hit by pitChcr-B BY Burnley CWhitmarsh)
Passed balls-HuntOman. :. Umrre-Mr. Dough
erty. Time Of @me-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
BUGGY STRUCK BY AUTO.
Two Occupants of Former Painful,
Injured In Collision.

Several persons narrowly escaped ser
ious injury in collision between horse
and buggy, driven by John w. Allen.
thirty-two years old, Of 6ls Orleans place.
and an automobile run by Harry Iiv-
ingston. of l47 E street southwest. early
last night IN Bladensburg road.
Both Allen and his companion. EN-
NETT Jacobs. nineteen years old. of 442
Four-and-a-half street southwest were
thrown from the buggy. sustaining pain
ful injuries about the legs and body.
The buggy was totally demolished. and
the automobile slightly damaged. Liv-
ingston escaped without a scratch.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10

Capt, " y. LITTLE. detached duty as iusrecCr
Of machinery Bath Iron WORKS Bath. Ne 20
duty inspector a machinery Fore River
ShipbuildinE Company. Quincy Mas.
Lieut. Commander A CRENSuAW- 20 duty az
inspector q machinery Bath Iron WORKS, Bath
Me.
Ensigns G. W. KENYON and ". r. BEEHLER
detached duty Cleveland; % duty West Virginia
Chaplain c. ". CHARLTON. detached duty navy
ward. Norfolk Va; 20 duty navy yard, Boston.
Hasa
Chief Alachinist d. NCLLAN. orders q July 81.
1910 detached California. 10 home and wait
orders revoked
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
ODD FELLOWS PLAN TRIP.

Degree Team OF Stuart Encampment
May Go to Atlanta.
At the regular semi-monthly meeting
Of Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. /.
L o. o. F., held at the Odd Fellows Hail
in Seventh street northwest, last night,
plans were perfected for the trip OF the
degree team to Atlanta, Ca. in Septem.
ber
The degree team, which will compete
in the contest at Atlanta, conferred the
royal purple degree upon two candidates
Applications for membership were re-
ceived and considered.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Lcaguc-Comcn Company vs.. Alloy
sus
Commercial League-Hea vs. ID. y, Walford.
Independence League Tvining vs. Natioaal Union
Olympia League-Georgefown vs.. 81. stephens
Southern Railway Leaguo-No game.
Suburban League-TakOma vs.. PetWorth.
Sunday School LcaTlc-Hamliue rs Ninth.
Terminal Railroad Y ~ C. \ LelEue-SOuthCn
vs. Adams.
Colorcd Departmental LeaCle-War and Navy 70.
q =
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Golden Rule Lodge Initiates.

Gollen Rule Lodge. No. p. I. o. 0. F..
held regular meeting and initiation al
the odd Fellows Hall in Seventh street
northwest last night. There was a large
attendance Of members and the initiatory
degree was conferred upon two candl-
dates.
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Midnight s.; a. m. s. a. m. G. a. m. 63
a. m. IS; 70 a. H.. 20. u noon. =. p. M. %. 4
p. m, So p. m. So; p. m. &c; 10 p. n. q.
Maximum S.; minimum. g.
Relative hUmidity-S a. M. s.. . p ~. s.. s p.
m. O.. Rainfall IS p. m. % o. M. 0. Hours Of
SUNSHINE. 1872; per cent Of possible sunshine. 100.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum s.;
minimum :
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NAVY YARD EASY.
AIoysIuE Club Hns No Trouble TAX
ing MachInists' Measure.

One inning sufiiced 10 defeat Navy
Yard yesterday. in the Capital City Lea
que when Aloysius scored eight runs in
the second round, finally running up a
12-tO-l total.
Snyder saved his team from a shut
out by banging the bah over the fence
In, he Ice
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bases Auditors 3: Law, 4. First base on balls-Od
Munich. q Oh Terry. Z. Struck out-By Munich. II 4.
hy Terry. s. TwO-base hits Riddle. Morris Stolen
hascs-Riddlc b. Roseuthal. Goldbcrg sCrivener.
Double play--Norris tunassistedl. Hit by pitcher
By Munich lHoppel Wild pitches-Alunch. .; Terry.
Passed ball-ThCmpson. Umpire-Mr. NOack. Time
a gamc-l hour and f5 minutes
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WIN THE REMNANT.
Manhattan Defeats Nassau with
Rawlings Pitching I'm Form.

Rawlings held Nassau to three. hits in
the Independence League, and Manhattan
won. TO 3
This victory gives Donnelly's aggregt-
ton the pennant. Score:
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Tide Table.

To-day-High tide. n:5O a. N. Low tide sol
a. m and Sis 2.
To-morroW-High tide. l2l0 a. m. and l2I3 p. N.
Low tide, SIS a.. m. and 90 p m.
Condition of the Water.
Special p - Washington Herald.
HaTers Ferry. va. Aug. a-Both rivers clear.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
SENATOR BOURNE
VISITS ROOSEVELT
Explains 0regon's Initiative
and Referendum System.
LOEB ALSO HAS CONFERENCE

To-day Clifford Pinchot and James
II. Garfield VIII Visit Sycamore
Hill to Tell of Conditions I'm the
West as They See Them-H. Firmin,
OF Haiti, "a Visitor.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
Prizes on Exhibition.

The accompanying photograph shows
the handsome cups. banners. and medals
which win be given as prizes in the re-
gatta. worth in the aggregate 5000. The
cup trophies are perpetual, the winning
club holding them one year until they are
put up again to be won in the national
regatta, These Gus Will be delivered at
the close OF the fete. A deposit Of 81 500
is required on the Fox cup. which is said
to be worth $500. on the others a bond
Of $50 is required. Four Of the prettiest
OF these trophies are the Detroit Board
OF Commerce cup, given in the inter-
mediate double SOULS; Saratoga chal-
lenge cup. given in the international
fours; the Philadelphia challenge cup.
given away in the senior fours, and the
Richard X. Fox challenge cup, given in
the intermediate eight event
The prizes are in the window Of D. J.
Kaufman's store on Pennsylvania avenue
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temperatures in other cities.

Temperatures in other cts. tos-the- with tbs
amount Of rainfall Tor the snty-tour hours ended
a. ?. N. yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
LAND TWO GAMES.
Auditors Win from Operators by
Forfeit and Then Trim Law.

FOrteit md Ihen TIM Inv
The Operating team forfeited yesterday
TO the Auditors \ postponed game was
played of With the Law aggregation
which resulted in a victory for the league
leaders. u 10 O.
Munich pitched air-tight ball after the
first and held Law down to five hits.
Quinn led both teams at the stick Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
CHESAPEAKE BAY RESORTS

One day excursion tickets from
Washington 10 following resorts via
BnltimOres
Colchester Beach, Betterton. Port
Deposit, Claiborne, and Love Point
Pier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Colchester Beach, Saturdays and
Sundays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LIS
Delightful trip on Chesapeake
Bay and beautiful West River via
Annapolis (meais on boat 5Ocl 49, 100
Ocean City and RchObOth Beach,
day night ...............-........ SEQ
Pen Mar, I'm Blue Ridge Noun
tains, one-day tickets ..........s. zoo
Atlantic City, via Chesapeake
Bay and c. & ID. Canal. Day boats
fnstest on Chesapeake Bay - 5-25
WASH, BaltO., & Rnnap. EIec. BY. Co.
1924 y. Y. Ave. n. ".
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
CAPITAL MOOSE TO ATTEND.
Convention VIII BE Held in BaItf-
more August "a.

IEEWHN UT
Columbia Lodge, No. 126, Loyal Order
OF Moose, held an important meeting at
Eagles Hall last night. Morris d. Wit
len was initiated into fun membership.
Local Moose will attend the national
convention of the order to be held at
Baltimore, August "A to %. They have
chartered a special car.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10

Jimmy Conroth has booked owen Mo.
ran and Abe Attell for August 81, the
clash slated for Frisco.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
jim" WRAY HERE
WITH JUNIOR -FOUR
Mound City 0arsmen Primed
for Big Regatta.
H. G. SHEARS HAS ARRIVED

Fast New Orleans Single Scuuer Is
Hopeful of Winning-Has Never
Had Service of n Conch-COnsidered
10 BE the Best SculIer I'm the
SOuth-PriEes on Exhibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-18
ALUMAI ENJOY
ADJUNCT SMOKER
Determine to Give Further Aid
to Wards in Memorial
Hospital.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Graduates Of Medical College of
Virginia to Receive Diplomas
in Academy Of Music.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

With addresses BY several promi-
nent doctors, discussions concerning
the welfare OF the college ana serving
of delightful refreshments, the adj
junct smoker of the Medical College
OF Virginia was held Tuesday evening
in the pathological laboratory Of the
college.
Drs. Bowman. CLEO, Robbins and
othors addressed the GFadustes-aisa
the undergraduates on many points
Of interest concerning the profession
and 1t swork. The young medicos were
advised to specialize, to conflne them
selves to some one line of endeavor in
the medical profession and to devote
their lives and energies TO this work.
The wards In the Memorial Hos
pital were the chief topic of Discus
sion At the smoker, and considerable
enthusiasm was aroused in the matter.
1t was determined to start move
Inent to increase the charity fund for
the hospital and offer every aid pos
present pledged himself TO contribute
to the fund, and from the amount OF
interest displayed 1t seems evident
that the fund will be considerably
sweiled In the near future.
DIR. William II. Taylor, professor of
chemistry and medical Jurisprudence,
spent a short time at the smoker and
was given great ovation.
commencement Exercises.
The commencement exercises of the
college will be held wednesday even
ing In the Academy OF Music at $50
o'clock. President Lyon q. Tyler. OF
William and Mary College, viii be the
speaker OF the occasion. The doors
of the Academy OF Music will be omen
to the public. ff
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
ii business meeting OF the Alumni So
ciety Was held, and at 1890 the So
ciety met in a scientific session and
listened TO an interesting lecture by
Dr. simon Baruch. of New York. on
Therapeutic Lesson of Half Gem
tury's Practice" The social features
of the closing exercises were COM
pieted with "a luncheon In the patho-
logical laboratory at 3 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-18
SAY DESIRED sum
IS ASSURED D. A. 4.
When Three Days Campaign
Ends It is Believed 81 900 will
Be in Hand.

Splendid progress is being made in
the energetic three days campaign
which ends Wednesday night by the
various teams of the Dixie Athletic
Association. which hopes to secure
$1,000 for current expenses and to
pay off its Indebtedness. Business
men OF Washington ward are said
TO be literally responding to the call
for aid. Though at the meeting Tues
lay night the team captains did not
make public the amount subscribed.
il is believed that the total sum now
in hand has reached two-thirds Of
the desired sum.
Leaders of the campaign say that
the association Is assured the $1,000.
and probably more.
The final meeting OF the captains
will he held at the association's
DOM Wednesday night At this time
he new subscriptions will be can
vassed by the board of directors.
All persons who wish to aid the
association, which conducts itself
along lines similar to the Young
Mems Christian Association, are re-
ouested TO forward checks to Mr.. b.
p. Walden. acting treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-18
GIRL CHARGES
SERIOUS CRIME
Seventeenth ar-Old Alma Hol-
comb Accuse John Green of
Attempted Assault.

John Green. twenty year old
negro. Was sent TO the grand jury of
hustings court, part two. "Wednesday
morning by Justice H. A. Maurice on
a charge OF attempted criminal aa-
sault upon Alma Hoicomh. seventeen
years old.
A warrant for the arrest of Green
was sworn out Tuesday by the girl.
The alleged effense took place Tues
day morning, according to a state
ment of the woman.
1 Justice Maurice examined Green
Wednesday morning and there being
sufficient evidence. ne certified the
case to the hastings court.
Green Is now in the Richmond jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-18
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
IS SOLD FOR $4,000
Deed Recorded Transferring De-
eatur Street Property to j
Dart from A. III. Schwartz.

For $4,000 A. II. Schwartz has
sold to j. A. Dart the big tobacco
warehouse at Decatur street and the
right OF way of the Atlantic Coas,
Line railway. The property faces 13s
feet on the south line OF Decatur,
between Twenty-first street and the
right OF way. This is one of the
largest property sales which has taken
place In Washington ward since an
nexation. A deed was recorded Tues
day in the Office OF the clerk OF
Hastings Court. Part III.
Other deeds just filed include.
ID. A. Buchanan to Harry M. Law
Ter improved property Nos. I42I and
1923 Decatur street, for SIS and other
consideration.
8. T. Beveridge 10 M. NJ. Strause.
Improved property Nos. S1s. Sis and
SIT Decatur street. for $1,000.
Victoria E. Thompson to w. ID,
Turner. property at Eighth and Por-
ter streets. for $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-18
Wonderful Mammoth Cave,

The caves OF Kentucky, or which
the Mammoth Cave Is the largest and
most famous. are rich In saltpeter.
In 1905 DIR. Brown, of Lexington.
KY. rode thousand miles on horse
back to communicate this fact to the
American Philosophical Society, and
six or seven years later the informa-
ton became OF great service to the
government during the war with
Great Britain. Some time after that
narrow crevice was found In the
Mammoth Cave. opening into pit.
Thee miners had an idea that the
place must be rich In nitrous earth,
and this opinion led to d curious dis
covery. which IL described BY DR..
Herey. In paper read before the
American Gengra phicals Society
One Of the miners, In making an
examination Of the .crevice. dropped
his lamp. He climbed down 4 little
way into the ugly black hole ana felt
for his lamp with ! stick. The stick
In turn slipped from his hand and
went rafting down into The abyaa
The lamp wAs = Esimpte Analr, but
~ h could not be replAcsd xtth0ct
pstfReS pf 4Qe III
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