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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Whites Defeat Blues.

The two basket ball teams played a
game. in which the Whites were victors
by the score of il to 6. Right after this
game the boys all went swimming. A
diving contest was held. first place going
to W. Allison Bennett. Ralph Wise was
second and William Giddings third.
Immediately following the swimming
the two base ball teams played a game,
the White team again getting the long
end of the score, which was to 5.
At o'clock several of the boys were
taken to Marshall Hall on board the
Black Arrow. returning about sunset, in
time for the camp fire, which is regular
feature of the camp. They listened to
several stories about camp life, and all
turned in at o'clock.
The new boys who came down Monday
were William Selden, Spencer Wise, Ralph
Wise, William Bennett. Harry McGhan.
John Brinkley. Louis Swingle and Aloysius
Swingle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

COnvalescents Recover Quickly
when the diet includes Imperial Export
Beer. great body builder. Sl25 for II
bottles. All dealers or phone Washing
ton Brewery, L. 254.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

Phone Your Want Ad to The star.
Main o440
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

The Siege of Petersburg" In two reels.
One OF the finest dramatic and exciting
war pictures ever made. y tremendous
subject superbly handled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

12c: Hams, Ice: Bacon, i6c: l5c Jars Mus,
tard. 1oc: Fruit Cake 14c: Lunch Crack
ers. &c; Snaps. &c: l5c Cake, 1oc: Cheese
19c: Evaporated Milk. &c and 7lsc i43s
northwest and j. T. ID. Pyles' other
stores. 10 in all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

Have Eisfnger Bros. Quote You
figures before placing millwork and lum
Der contracts. Money savers 2io9 eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.

Columbia = The Columbia Players In
Mrs. VICES of the Cabbage Patch. :
S.15 pm.
Polls Theater : The Poll Players in
"A Gentleman of Leisure, S:15 pm.
Cosmos-Vaudeville and motion pictures,
] pm. to IL pm.
decentralization pictures and iilustrat-
90 songs.
Chevy Chase Lake-Marine Band con-
cert. followed by dancing.
Glen Echo Park-A fairyland of amuse-
ments with large dancing pavilion. ad-
mission free
Belasco-Kinemacolor Pictures. $50 and
2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

lightning Copper Rods. J. H. Kuehling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

During July and August q Special So
cent iunch VIII be served from noon TIL
pm. at Harvey's, 18th st. and Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
But ''Why Rain?" Is Question
Yet to Be Solved.
PROF. MOORE GETS BUSY
Puts Weather Bureau Sharps at
Work to Find Solution.
GOT IDEA WHILE IN LONDON
Government Forecaster Declares Me-
teorogica1 Chart of Sea
Is Assured.

why rain?'' is a problem that will not
stay solved
To decipher the wherefor, Prof. Willis
Moore. chief of the weather bureau. who
thought he knew the answer, has set
the experts to work at the meteorological
station on Mount Weather along an en-
tirely new line of investigation.
1t is to be determined what Is the con-
dition of the dust mote around which
moisture gathers to cause 1t to be precipi-
tated as rain. Given the same dust mote,
the same degree of humidity. the same
air pressure-the result is not always the
same; it may or may not rain under the
same conditions. Why?
The presence in greater or lesser de-
gree or absence OF electrical, electro
magnetic or other unknown force or ac-
tiyity In the dust mote may explain the
variations Of the results when all other
equations are assumed to be alike. That
is what the weather bureau is bent on
finding out.
Idea Comes From London.
This new thought comes from London.
Prof Moore had it of Sir James Dewar,
great English scientist and authority on
condensation, discoverer of liquid air and
OF liquid hydrogen. 1t was in the labo-
ratory in London where the great Fara-
day experimental and found out scientific
mysteries. now the inheritance of Dewar.
that Prof Moore was made aware that
there was something new to be found
out about rain.
Sir James Dewar informed him Of the
result Of experiments in condensation and
the problem growing out of them. Prof.
Moore was. of course. interested in
matter so pertinent to his business of
predicting rain and sunshine.
So the weather forecasts may gain a
great deal in. accuracy If it can be found
out what the temperament of the dust
mote has to do with rain, and a method
of establishing analysis of that condition
to make il fourth equation in deterInin-
ing weather PROSPECTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Cars for Great Falls leave Seth and NJ
streets every few minutes.
Chesapeake Beach-Trains daily from
District line. as per schedule in railroad
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Departures.

Schooner John Paul, light, for the
Patuxent river. Nd. to load railroad ties
for Salem. Mass: tug D. NJ. Key, light.
for Mount Vernon, to move pile-driving
machine to Gunston wharf; power boat
Daisy, from 18th street wharf, with mer-
chandise for Piscataway creek; District
tug Gen. Warren. for Occoquan creek,
towing lighters for the District work
house; tug James 0. Carter, with tow
for the Kettle Bottoms; tug George w.
Pride, towing lighters for Occoquan, Va.
to load stone for this city; power boat
Ruth K, for Fort Foote, to load garden
truck for the Washington market: tug
Capt Toby. towing two coal-laden boats
from Georgetown for naval powder mill,
Indian Head, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

Phone Your Want Al 10 The staA
Main 244o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Need Only Two Words in Code.

1t is proposed that ships at sea
provided with wireless apparatus shall
each day at 1916 pm. Greenwich time,
telegraph their latitude and longitude
and the existing weather condition in
that location. This. by code, can be &C
complished in two words The wire
less service will be paid service price
for the messages.
Not until next spring. and perhaps
not until next summer. will the weather
chart of the seas be available. There
is much preliminary work to be done.
Perhaps Congress will have to pro-
vide money for the purpose The
United States weather bureau will pro-
coed with its plan regardless of what
any other nation shall do in making
use of the service.
Through the sea charts 1T is expected
that ships at sea can be advised of
weather conditions ahead of them. so
that they can, by changing course.
avoid the risk of storm stress. The
value in conserving life and property.
IL is expected. will be incalculable.
Eventually. 1T probably will mean
that no ship that navigates the ocean.
no matter how small its tonnage. can
afford TO be minus wireless apparatus.
Self protection, public demand and
governmental requirements will exact
such provision for safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Quality of Dust Factor.

THE different condition of the dust has
much more TO do with rain and snow
than we have any idea" declared Prof.
Moore. 1T is not question of a greater
or less amount of dust. but Of it's peculiar
and variable qualities
Prof Moore spent the month Of June in
London as one of ten delegates to the
international radio-teleSraphic confer
ence. This great congress decided on
the initiative OF the American delegates
10 grant right o. way through the air
for HertZian waves by wireless telegraphy
carrying weather observations from ships
at sea to land observatory stations, and
from land 10 ships at sea. A meteoro-
logical chart of the sea is thus made
possible
To the press of London Prof. Moore
largely ascribes the success Of the Amer
lean suggestion. The publicity given. he ex
plains, persuaded marine interests of the
value OF the proposition. and was the
prime factor in the adoption of the plan.
The regulation provides that the
weather observations shall have the
right of way over all private or com
mercial messages. distress signals alone
ey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Grace G. Bennett. lumber and
laths from Newbern, n. c.. at 18th street
wharf, for Johnson & Wimsatt; A. c. Co.
lighter, iron pyrites from Cabin Branch
mine pier. Occoquan, Va, to sulphric-
acid-making plant at Alexandria; tug
Capt. Toby, towing raft Of pine piling
from OccoQuan, Va. to Eastern
branch: harbor police boat Vigilant from
Occoquan creek, Va. with workhouse
inspection party abroad: tug D. NJ. Key.
towing schooner from dow river to 18th
street wharf; scow Roam, in the Eastern
Branch to load for a river point; flattie
mo nance. at Alexandria. to load mer-
chandise for river points.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30
"The Third Degree
Presented Here by
Strong Cast

Charles KIcin's great play. The
Third Degree. WAS capably present.
ed last evening at the West Theatre.
The company was greeted by a we'll
filled house and the production WAS
ons of the greatest theatrical treats
seen here. both in the theme OF the
play and the manner Of presentation.
"Thc Third Degree" Is known
chiefly as AN ararirnm.Gt OF metro
pOiitan police methods and yellow
Journalism. Rather II should be re-
mcnbercd AS a tribute to woman 5
devotion for the one she loves.
Evil traits are strongly brough,
out in most OF the characters, false
rridc. selfishness, avaricc, cownrdicc
aud dupiicity march about through
the lines but over II all the un-
'wcrvins devotion OF the woman pre-
walls. Like all OF Klcin's product lions
the play Is sirik!n.iy true TO life,
The artist. Underwood. Is u pitiablc
coward whose death by his own hand
IIs unmourncd. the senior jciirics II a
contemplate snob; his son. the hus-
VI Wv b'A'ah'' ~ "
his stcpmo,hcr Is but lIttl. better
than her husband. the police captain
IL an offIcious. INSCRIPTIONS cop
who plays the yci!ows" for political
power. You even lose raticnc. with
the old Lawyer Brewster for being
SO reluctant in taking np the ease ol
an innocent man accused OF murder
The whole currcnt of sympathy
.ravitatcs to the loyal little woman
Mrs. Howard J.ffrics. Jr.. factor,
girl and waitress. who braves every
obstacle for her husband. This part
WAS admirably taken by Miss Ger
trid. Richie. Tho strongest s""nci
wcr. those In which she appeared
with Orrin T. Burke In the role oi
Richard Brewster. As whole tbs
company IL well balanced and the
play Is presented most effectively.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30
FORD AUTO NEWS
sAn-n-aEanaaaD

ears. aud extend service to
every buyer all over the Globe. 70
We know for u practical certainty II
will be simpler matter to place
100000 cars In 1913 than to sell a
few thousand. five or six years ago.
Nearly every farmer Is now buy
ing an automobile. A few years ago
n farmer with motor ear was look
ed upon ~ an extravaxant man on
the road To financial ruin. To-day
ms one Western bank president re-
Gently told me. I'D rather loan money
to Il farmer who owns an automobile
than to one who doesn't. He's n
better business man all the way
through.
''w" have this summer completed
an elaborate canvass OF the country
OF all towns OF 900 or more popu-
iation. This was the work OF the
branch managers. and their assis.
,anis. Our reports were remarkable
in the extreme. In Iowa. for IN
stance. We learned there are over
800. .ooo fsiners financially abl. t0
buy automobiles. So you nee the
prospects are wonderfully indeed
and the surface Of the motor cai
ground possibilities as yet hn. hard'
is been scratched
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30
A REAL BOOST FOR TACOMA

Once In u blue moon bit al al
y.rii.,ns matter OF real worth
something that will b. preserved
reaches the editors desk. Quite III,
best example Yet To appear Is u book
let on Tacoma. THE city with :
snow capped mountain In It's door
yard" Coiorcd photos nrc used IL
profusiou. the printed descriptive
matter IL n triumph In the book
making art and the finest grade ol
paper II used. II Is u beautiful ad
diiion to any library nnd worthy o
y leather cover.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Lis; Of letters advertised at Trini-
lad. Colo. week ending Dec. IS.
1912. II not called for by January
~. 1918. they Will be sen, TO the
lead letter office.
AraIon. Domingo
Apodacc. Eliza
Alagon. Cloriada &
Ayers. :. J. '.)
Alexander. Miss Rose
Brunclly. Frank
Boscia. Sanni.
Isondurant, VIM. l..
Berry. q. u.
berry. George
He'll. Mrs. Susi.
i'air. Mrs. John
Corilio. Manuel
Christie. Mrs. Matte
Campbell. Henry
Duran. Isidor
Funk. c. II.
Fisher. Miss Lois taI
Gonzales. Miss Adclla
Gutierrez. Rumalda
Goblin. Marie
Harara, S.
Henderson. Sal
Johnson. Miss Mary
X. c. Stamp Co.
Martinez. Miss Joscsina
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30
Miserable Stomachs Put
in Fine Shape
Prescription called MONA making
Thousands of almost Maryelous Cures

=
Thousands of almost Marvellous Cures
Don't DO Carcless-an upset ston-
ZACH often leads to obstinate indiErs-
tion and when you have the oppor-
tunity to go to The EIausman Drug
Go. this very day and get for only
so cents the prescription of a real
stomach specialist you are unwise II
you neglect to do so.
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets will
|stop distress after eating. fcrmenta-
tion. gas, sourness. heaviness, and
all misery, or money hack.
II is also guaranteed to end any
case Of Chronic Indigestion, Gas
tritis or Dyspepsia and other all
ments such as Headache, Dizziness.
Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sallow
Skin, Pimples. or any condition by
an upset stomach, '.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30

Dcs Moines man had an attack
OF muscular rheumatism IN his
shoulder. A friend advised him to
go to Hot Springs. That means an
expense OF $4,000 or moro. lie
sought for n quicker aud cheaper wuy
to cure 1t aud fouDi IL In Chamber
lains linimeDt. Three days after the
first application Of this ltniment he
was we'll. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30

The Canadian federal immigration
department will send lecturers to
England next year.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30

Chronicle News 50c a month.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30

Martinez. 7. e,
Mattivl. Matt
Murlz, Jose l..
Montoya, fior.nca
D'iIara. ". C.
Rodi igucz. Ebarista
RadciIn. CiIfiard 80
Rope. Howard
Richardson. Rob.
Russell. J. X.
sanchez. Criscmio
Snn,Istavcn. Antonio
silva. sorfind
slaughter. Mrs. e. c.
shannon, i. \,
Schailcr. Mrs. Arthur {.
sullivan. T.. !.
TruJiiio. Mascdonia
Thomas. Frank
] Tompson. \ "
r-ncll. W. u.
rcgicr. Elizabeth
Tnricy. i.
Williams. \. =.
Wayne. noiii-
Zimmerman. Rev. r.
" your letter Is In this list please
state so when you call.
d. d. FINCH. =. II.
The Canadian federal Immigration
department will send lecturers to
England next year.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-30
SPORT NOTES

On til. heels Of the ut
that Louisville. under now owner
ship. would break It's ties with the
ChiraEo National league club. came
u report that President Murphy had
offcrcd the coloncls the return OF
Grover l.owdcrmilk with the hope Of
getting In some sort OF exchange
Jack Straushury. In case the 81.
Louis Cardinals turned him back.
That doesn't affect the truth OF the
reports that the farming arrange
mcnt Is off. according to Louisville
writcrs. who say that II any deal I
crs arc made with Chicago they Will
be on cash basis strictly.
George stsllinks Will take his
Boston Nationals to Athens. Ga.
next spring. u whole fleet from the
Northwcstcrn league. They will in-
cludc five pitchers, two catchers. aud
a firs: bascman. The twirlers are:
Winf,eld e. Noycs Of Spokane: Will
liam Jamcs, Of Seattle: Cecil Thomp-
son. cf Seattle: Lucicu r. GcrvaIs.
Of Vancouver: Paul Strand. OF Spo-
lug. Of Seattle: Rex Dcvogt. OF Spo.
kane. The first bascman Is Hap
M!crs III Spokane.
The directors Of the Western lea
que have pat one over on the anti
O'Sciil faction Il seems. The league
Yin Its Chicago meeting voted . to .
tina; O'Neiil should move his office.
They though; that settled II. but Is
bell and Rourke. two Of the league
directors. lined up Hoiianw. the third
and then the three directors order
cd O'Nciil not to make any change.
II will tukc n two-thirtis vote 10 over
rule the action Of the directors and
the nnti-O Ncillitcs haven't Il. In fast
they haven't even u majority now.
Chick Gandil writes to Washing
ton that since having his tousils re-
moved he has gained weight and
strength and finds that his cycsight
Is much better. He figures out the
latter from the success he has had In
shooting game around his home at
Shreveport. Some six OF the wash
ington players had their tonsils re-
moved. II all have such beneficial
results II will be hard proposition
to head them off next year. In the
Interests Of close race In the Amer
lean next scaso n II is TO be hoped
they want take away any of Walter
Johnson's departments" by the sur
geon's knife. He's bad enough AS IL
lis.
Candidate for the baseball hall OF
fame. Charley Shaffer, known
throughout the minor league world
as "Noscy." This is his crcdcntIai
card: At the recent meeting of the
Virginia league President McCrary
'of the Norfolk club appealed against
"a fine OF $.5 levied against Shaffcr
during the season. Shuffcr happen
cd TO be at the league meeting and
bobbed up with the statement that
he didn't want the fine remitted:
that lie had II coming to him aud
was willing enough that 1t should
stand. Now, SO far rs known, there
IL no insanity in Shaffcr's family,
but an inquisition may be held just
the same.
Dcs Moines man had an attack
OF muscular rheumatism In his
9hOu1ICY frtorA oAyivoJ t,l,,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

Surd Sic lleberidrpcmmitngen i'm
@cbict ocs Miiiiiiippi Sbules Iinb 81
900 S.uabrntmeilcn reid,cn Iderlamz
pcs inter %alicr 9eIcbt. 30 Yerionen
mngefommem 10000 hires Seims be-
rallbt nno i'm @unSen Gin nlntcrieaer
.Shapcn bon 100000 Collars ners
uriad)t lpprbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
@rofberso9tbum.
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9mremb II a, Den s. Npril '12.
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gen ltorb ndd fnilm ahttdaisem llns
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bprcn 81 Aalbprn (Yinrrei $ciners
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mnher. Sauu lpurbc CT sum Yfarrer
in 8illpcrbingcn nnb uor etlpn nnberts
bnlb Subrcu 5lnr Yfnrrer i'll Yiaifens
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burg. peldlcr chen feline Stuoicn i'll
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muroc gum aaplun in Hcdiugen bel
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lpurbc gum Bureau Gbcf i'm ielbell
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
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