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The Washington times., 1912-12-26
NAB HER! GRAB HER
FOR TURKEY TROT'
At INAUGURAL BALL
Everybody'll Be DOM 1t to
'Raggy" Tunes Of
Jubilee.

sss snsm s sHSfSins HSfSSi along:
90 get your hest sal. your real pal;
90 down 70 the ieyee-f aid to the isvss
Aad }oin that tilufhing thronS:
IT'S simply ereut. mate.
waiting at the lSveA
waiting for the Robert q. lee.
These arc the words Of the lifting
melody. "waitins for the Robert E.
Lee" to which dancers at the inausura.
ton ball March I will shuttle along.
Yes. there's going to be the turkey
trot," the "bunny hug" ''the Texas
Tommy" and the rest Of tho ragGy
dances, and everybody'li be doing Il
The keynote Of the Inauguration 10
Jeffersonian simplicity and dignity. but
when II comes down TO dancing At tho
inaugural bali. tho keynote will be Let
the people rule
W. II. 0anteimann, leader OF the
Marine Band. which generally has the
contract for the inaugural bali music.
says he intends to play what plesses
the people. and In his list Of pleasing
songs. suitable only for raGGy dances.
are "eteamboat BILL" Robert e. Lse."
"On the Mississippi." and "Evcrybody's
Doing It." Chairman Eustis Of the In
augural committee has left the Ques.
ton 70 dances entirely to Benjamin. 8.
Minor.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
Try This Homemade
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, Dut Does the Wsrk
Quickly, or Meney Refunded.

Mix one pint Of sranulated sugar with
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every one, two or three hours.
You will find that this simple REM
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This recipe makes more and better
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Pinex is the most valuable concen-
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arations will not work In this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup with
PineX end sugar syrup Tor strain ed
honey has proven SO popular through
out the United States and Canada that
Il is often initiated. Hut the old, sue.
ccssful formula has never been equaled.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
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The Washington times., 1912-12-26
CLERK ARRESTED
AS EMBEZZLER
Charged With Taking $205 From
American Express
Company.

Accused of embezzling S2O5 from the
American Express Company. by whom
he had been employed for the last month,
Harold Burrows. twenty-one years old,
is locked up today at the First precinct
police station.
Burrows collected the money last Sat-
urday and that night turned It In ut
the office. On Sunday, It Is CHARGED,
he went to the office and got the money
from the clerk In charge, saying he
wanted to make an accounting. He
failed to show up at the office again
and yesterday warrant was issued
for his arrest.
Detective Vermillion found the young
man Just as he was getting out OF a
taxicab. after having spent several
hours riding about the city. He had
only $50 in his pocets and this morn.
ing 1t was decided not 10 send him to
court until after Detectives, O'Brien and
case. had an opportunity to learn how
he had disposed of the $500
Burrows said he had no fixed place
] Of residence.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
SPECTATORS BUY .
UP CAFE TABLES

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Speculators here
have extended their activities to tables
In hotels and cafes for New Year eve,
It Is nearly impossible at this time to
reserve table In any Of the fashion.
able dining places. without going to q
speculator.
Sixteen dollars seat. IL the price
they are exacting. This 10 three times
as much as the deposit usually demand.
ed from patrons by cafe owners.
One firm of spectators 10 said to
have obtained control Of almost all tho
reservations. II 10 said that this val
accomplished with the connivance OF
certain head walters.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
WOULD EXPEND
100000 on BRIDGE
c Commissioners Submit Estimate
For Improvement Of Penn.
sylvania' Avenue Span.

In connection with the reclamation
and Improvement of the Anacostia mats
the Commissioners sent to the Secretary
Of the Treasury today for transmission
to Congress a supplemental estimate Of
$4,000 for altering the Pennsylvania ave.
nue. bridge across the Anacostia river
by the insertion Of Q draw span.
The plans call for the removal of one
OF the existing dock spans and the two
piers on which It stands 10 a. to provide
for an opening at least nifty feet In
width. The preferred location Of the
draw Is the fourth span from the west
abutnnent or the second dock span,
Effort will be made to secure the an.
preparation IN time to permit the aiters. .
tons to be completed on or before
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
Synopsis Of Previous CHAPTERS.

on the irai Of six thousand psunds'
q :o:c ~ GSsd sh
TsSss = .:.' Tss t:e: sSsss
eEs Ne daughter. Pepio. ana an assistant
In sSis house Renvick II blinded BY q
mysssrlous rsdiuu. sponge menipuisted BY
nerubu. Tsarka tells him bis one hope
Of reccvsring his sight 10 BEATRICE Mss.
sSs ssi . ~ ols ss;S:::: "a: K: .:s:
ley; Issrka insplres her heavy demands
70 further . plot Of hic ewu. -
. :: ss' . ds:s's s:.S g. .ps & s:f:ssas
who insisis upon sdvsncins The nsossssry
work. He Y imms msdiately detailed % wsrk
ssa .:sssss s.sSs Win. =.
picture exhibit at the studio .of Dois IN.
Syns SJ,nspS:ss S ,nS fs':na ,.sS1 q ~ sns
,.x%oas those Ssaiy injured is Afiss VIC.
Ist C.rnstons. . charming young actrsss
s az: T' Il e. issSs ssS.s =. x S! ys
q which e hiSdss the rsSiSn which bad
K: ss s.s g S: Hr T;s,s wsss :
sential TO his plot. decidse upon 2 despsf.
ass plan % r:ceysr u. namely. V a:s.s: y:
"ss: g ssms ss d:s ,s% wss Ss
the machine. But the attempted assseeln.
alton results only ln the rsoovesy cf tie
reeium and the manning Of eeve!a! peo-
s.s esp.S Sr%ss Ss;nias.a sns car while H'n~''s ~
fhs detective b cet more deprsseed BY
his failure to round Up the radium !h!eves
sa M NJ, sss'iSssa:aTSs .ss S.r :ss, g
Of tho Japanese scheme. Dsaertes Aes.
eouisr. has refused 10 begin trsatn!snt ur.
advance. Renwick resolves to see her
and make an effort to induce her 70
cure Miss Cranstone. He 10 seconded by
pepio, through whom he reveals 70 Nine.
Aesaonier the conspiracy IN which she has
become . tool. Hut H0rubu objects TO re.
mitting or lowering the fec.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26

! him OF the most malignant offenses con-
ceivabie. and shs breathed easier ct the
manner Of its refutal.
Tsarka rosa from his seat, his old a.
surance manifesting itself In his tricks
"As to the financial aspect Of the in
.titute," he went on. I'VE may soon be
in Q position TO fight down tho calum-
nies Of our foes. Tell me. my dear
Beatrice. have the Duchess Of Msrlster
snd sss. F Prince Hohenhoff contributed their
The question came like . drop Of oil
from his lips. yet In his eyes there lived
z torment Of suspense that almost be-
Il Sss s.ss.:. presents: he, ss.e., 70. y,
an incredible sum-" Beatrice added with
T:srEs sSruSssd good humored,y
Consider her gtction. my dear Beatrice.
prived Of 9 similar amount bv the loss
Of our radium. Prince HohenhoK's fee
J: also due tomorrow" he prompted
Tns slight flush tha, spr.ns to her
Prince Hohenhoff 10 considered the
handeomest man In the German lega.
tion." he ventured with z Sigh. ''1 trust
T., s::s : ~: s::s H.
iured Of any. 1 understand that. ai.
though he 10 connected with one Of the
relgninE. soyereigns Of Europe. his
financial position. scarcely warrsnis our
enormous demands upon his purse"
A flash Of anger almost escaped the
japanese doctor. He recovered himself
instantly.
at is the way with German princes,
Beatrice. They are the beggars of 20.
ciety. the 'Darasites on the parvenu's
The . study.door opened stealthiiy.
Of his recent adventures. stood sweyins
on the threshold.
Csadsnatlon Of I'his Story VIII
he FOOnA In TosM opeoNsSa
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
USE ALIENS FOOT.EASE.

The antlseptic powder To Ia shuken into The
shoes ~ you want rest and comfort for
Ired aching; swollen. sweating feet. use
ALIENS FOut.Ease. II relieves corns and
bunions Of all pain and prevents bIisters. sore
and call9us spots. just the thing for Dancing
Parties, Patent Leather ShO,s. and for Break-
Ing In New Shoes. 1t is the greatest comfort
discovery Of the age. Try II to-day. Sold
everywhere. q cts Don't accept any substi.
D. Olmsted. Ii Roy. N. Y.
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
Premier's Daughter
Will Visit Embassy

Miss Violet Asquith. daughter OF tho
British premier. and the Countess OF
Aberdeen. are expected at the British
embassy within . short time. The
White Star liner on which they are pas.
sengers is scheduled to land at New
York today. and the distinguisheJ
probably will start at once for Wash.
tngton, although no news Of their COM
ing had been received at the embassy
today.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Philadelphia 10. New york a

New York, Sept [, Philadelphia won the first game of double header rom the New Yorks here today in the eleventh inning by score of 10 to B. The second game was called on ac. count of rain and darkness at the end or the third with the score 1 and 1. Both Coombs and Ford, the pitchers who started, were hit hard, but Plank and Warhop, the finishers, did git edged work. In the eleventh McInnes scratched an infield hit, took second on McMillen's throw, went to third on Walsli's sacrifice and scored on Barry's double. Planks single scored Barry.
 Score by innings. R. IL E Philadelphia 1921 O20 900 02-tO IA 2 New York .. 021 203 GOO O0-- & II q
 Batteries. Coombs, Brown Plank and Lapp. Egan: Ford. Warhop and Sweeney.
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Nashville Beat Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. Nashville won the final contest of the series from the local team by score of to 2. The game was called after. the seventh to allow Nashville to catch train. In the seventh inning walk, McEl- veen's error and singles by Lattimore and Welchonce won the day for the visitors Atlanta scored it's two runs i'll the third on Angels triple and Bailey's home run. Manager Bill Schwartz injured his ankle in the fifth when he slid to third and had to be carried from the field.
 Score by innings: R H. F Atlanta ..... 002 GOO 02 8 Nashville .... 900 020 2--4 8 2
 Batteries; Price and Graham; Bair and Elliott.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Giants Shut out.

Philadelphia, Sept. 7--New York was shut out in the final game of the se- ries here today, , to 0. Philadelphia drove iWiltse out of the box in the first inning, the first four men scoring three runs on singles by Paskert and Luderus, Mangus' double and Miller's triple. Ames succeeded Wiltse and pitched fine ball. He was taken out in the eighth to permit Mccormick to bat for him. In this inning the home team landed on Crandall for two doubles and single. and scored two more runs. Seaton held New York down to six hits which were scattered through the same number of innings and was given perfect support.
 Score by innings: k. H. E New York .. 900 900 O0O-0 6 1 Philadelphia -. 300 GOO 02x--5 10 (
 Batteries: Wiltse, Ames, Crandall and Wilson; Seaton and Killifer
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Hot Springs.
Summary.

Summary. Two base hits-Dodson ?, Pankey. Three base hits Martin, Berry. Hits-Off Crosby. g in S innings off Lambert, ? in 3 innings.
 Sacrifice hits Rust, Smizer ?, Hall Crosby. McCarty. Qankey, Berry. Al. exander
 stolen bases-Doolen 2. Lambert, Hall, Smizer.
 Double playsAlexander to Gillen. water to Dodson; Dodson to Gillen- water.
 Bases on balls-off Crosby 1. off Lambert I. tin.
 Struck out-By Hall i, by Crosby 2. by Lambert 3.
 Passed ball-Smizer, Pharis. llmTires-aOweng and Disheroon. Time-l 50
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Hit the Ball.

Detroit Sept. 7-Detroit knocked Allison out of the box in the fourth inning today and batted Baumgardner hard, winning slow game, 10 to 5. Veach, recruit outflelder secured three hits at three times at bat, scored two runs and drove in two others. Williams sprained his ankle m the first and Compton wrenched his leg in the sixth. Both accidents hap. pened while the fielders were running after flyballs. Umpire O'LoughIin or. dered Austin and Krichell out of the park for disputing a decision.
 Score by innings. R. II. E st. Louis .a.. .000 020 210-- ] II ! Detroit ....,...0l0 601 20x-10 15 l
 Batteries: Allison, Baumgardner and Stephens; Mullin and Kocher.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
LOCALS TOOK FINAL GAME.
Won Third Game From Stuttgart in
 the Last Inning.

The locals had to put flying fin ish on themselves in order to win the series from Stuttgart, but this they did, and yesterday when the deciding game of the series was tied in the eighth inning, they held the visitors runless in the ninth, and then batted out a score which won for them the series. The hitting of Dodson. Mar. tin and Berry were features. The next series to be played by the locals will be with the Hubs of Little Rock, the team claiming the state championship.
 The score
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BOUT NOT CANCELLED.

New York, Sept ' Manager Billy Gibson Of the Garden Athletic Club denied tonight the current reports that the bout between Packey Mo. Farland and Ad Wolgast, set for Sep tember 27. in this city, was off. and declared that it would take place q scheduled.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
MlssouRIAN WON.

Philadelphia, Sept. 7.--ChauneU Heath. amateur distance swimmer 0t the Missouri Athletic Club, St. Louis easily won the five mile championshlg in tho Schuylkill river here today Hls time was two hours and two minaies
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
SOUTHERN.LEAGUE
Foxen In Form.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 7.--Foxen held Montgomery to two hits and blanked them, 4 to 0, today. By win. ming the game, Birmingham cinched the Southern league pennant. Should Mobile win the rest of the games and Birmingham lose, the two clubs would be tied for the pennant. The hitting land base stealing and fielding of RJohnston was even more brilliant than Foxen's wonderful pitching.
 Johnston secured a double and two singles at the bat. stole two bases and made three sensational catches in cen ter field. Foxen pitched to but 2S batsmen, four facing him in the sec ond inning.
 Score by innings: R. H. k Birmingham 02n I01 nny-4 2 Montgomery U. .000 900 000---0 2 2
 Batteries: Foxen and Dilger; Paige and Gribbens.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Held to Two Hits.

New Orleans, Sept. 7.--Cavet held the locals to two scratch hits today and Mobile scored shutout, to O. The visitors played great fielding game, and punched hits on Dygert in the eighth. Starr's stop of drive over second and Spencer's one-hand catch of a sharp hit were the features, with Cavet's brilliant pitching.
 Score by innings: R. H. E New Orleans .000 900 000--0 2 2 Mobile ...... .000 010 020--3 l
 Batteries: Dygert and Angemier; Cavet and Dunn
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
BEAT A CHAMPION.

Manchester. England, Sept 7--Jses Donaldson Of South Africa. worlds champion professional sprinter sodaI defeated A. B. Postle. of New Zealand and R E. Walker of Sout Africa in hundred-yard dash, for s25.O00.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
rRAvERs A WINNER.

Wheaton, H., Sept. 7-Jerome Tray CTS of Upper Montclair for the third time is amateur golf champion of the United States. He defeated Charles Evans IT,, of Edgewater here today. ' up, ( in the finals of the national
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Memnhis ttit ltiard.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. 7.--Mem- phis won free hitting contest from Chattanooga today in the last game of the season on the home field Hits were about evenly divided but the wis itors punched theirs Bales made five hits in five times at bat. Abstein hit home run over the fence.
 Score by innings. R. IT E Memphis 340 900 004-il 16 0 Chattanooga . 900 120 000- 14 l
 Batteries. Parsons, Kissinger and Seabough; Chappelle, Allen and Giddo
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08

amateur championship. The east. rep resented by Travers, Metropolitan champion, met the west in the person of western amateur champion, Chick Evans, and Evans met the rate he has meted out to his opponents in t1ls losing by long score.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
WasIlinaton Won.

Boston, Sept. f-Washington stop- ped the Red Sox today after having lost three straights to the leaders The score was 5 to l. Boston played a loose game Bedient pitched poorly and was badly supported. Groome was shaky at times Three of Wash.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Cincinnati 6. chIeauo 5.

Cincinnati Sept 7.-Cincinnati won out in a ninth inning rally today after Chicago had assumed the lead by mak- ing three runs in their half of the final inning. Smith was hit hard and allowed base on balls that turned the tide. The score was to D. Mar. sans injured his ankle severely in slid ing to first base in the firth and had to be carried from the field. Bescher's all around playing and Tinker's time ly single in the ninth with two men on bases, featured.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08

ingtbn's runs were scored on Fosters triple. Another came in on a base on balls and two errors. Boston's only tally was scored on Lewis single.
 Score by innings: R. H. E Boston ........l 100 900 000-1 4 Washington .. 001 ls0 000-5 2
 Batteries: Bedient and Cady; GToome and Henry.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Add one.

St. Louis. Sept. 7.-Robinson held St Louis hitless up to the eighth, while his team mates drove Burk oft the mound, Pittsburg winning, to 1. An error and two singles formed the locals scoring combination.
 Score by innings: R H. E Pittsburg ... 100 502 000--S 1 St. Louis ..... .0O0 900 010--1
 Batteries Robinson and Gibson; 8urk, Perritt and Bresnahan, Snyder.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
Maps Beat Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 7-Bunched hts mix ed with two errors in the fourth in. ming, gave Cleveland three runs this afternoon, enough to win from Chi cago, to 2. Manager Callahan sent r White Sox into the game going up himself in the eighth with the bases filled and two out. but was unable to hit safely.
 Score by innings: R. II. l. Chicago .... 900 900 200--2 ' 2 Cleveland ... GOO 300 000-3 t c
 Batteries; Cicotte and Kuhn, Schalk. Steen. Mitchell and Adams.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08

To the Voters send this as my last appeal to for your votes on next Monday | want to reiterate my former state mens in my announcement for sheriff that believe the time has come when the city should be allowed through its mayor and city council which is composed of twelve good men, and its other officials to solve the problem of gambling and to so curb regulate the that it wifi cease a continuous of discord with our citizens I believe that the duty of solving that question is upon the city and upon them alone If elected shall them to take upon themselves that burden will however be ready at any time and all times to meet with them my aid in assisting them to fall upon some plan will give Hot Springs and her people satisfactory administration than they have now or have ever had before my desire Hot Springs prosper it has before and her people reunited in good feeling. MT.
  Hale has had the reins in his hands for months and without any of successful contradiction that with exception of the closing of the leading gambling houses his administration been miserable failure Some people would have you believe that if elected Hot Springs will go the dogs.  say that they are to happily disappont- ed If anyone thinks that the Eastman and the Airing hotels will down by the gamblers or any other lawless element get brickbats with which stone the people of this city, in them a happy dis lem then shall attempt to do myself consulting the time with the taxpayers and best people community affords.
 never laid down one dollar in gambling house in my life. That my faults are than they should be lfreely acknowledge Howevr, they not kept under cover as are the faults who better than hard job so let place under such resrc- tons that it will be less objectionable than it is today Let us work out some plan whereby can stop the dis sensons that now disturb our people If elected hope that may be in assisting our people in accomplishing that end
 
 Yours Very Truly,
 n VXTsI1s
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

St Paul 3. Kansas City 0. Minneapolis 0. Milwaukee l. Indianapolis 2, Toledo C. Louisville l, Columbus ,.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08
knetzer in Form.

Brooklyn, Sept. 7.-Boston and Brooklyn broke even today in a double header The visitors won the first game, ? to l, Hess pitching great ball. Yingling had the Bostons shut out up to the sixth, when he injured himself going to first and was forced to re. tire. Ragon relieved him ,.id was re- sponsible for the defeat. Knetzer, who pitched the last inning of the first game, shut the visitors out, f to O. in the second, allowing only two hits
 First Game. K. H. E Boston ....... 900 GOO 11O--2 6 l Brooklyn .... 1000 001 000--1 8
 Batteries: Hess and Kling; Ying- ling, Ragon, Knetzer and Miller.
 Second Game. K. H E Boston .....,. 900 900 000--0 2 l Brooklyn ..... 900 900 40x--4 II 0
 Batteries: Tyler and Rariden; Knetzer and Phelps
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-08

Batteries: Reulbach. Madden, Smith and Cotter; Suggs and Clarke.
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