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The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
With the Running Horses.
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two5ear-olds 500 added; five
and onehaH furIonsN Emerald Gem. Ds CGOuIdl,
to s. won; Amazensnt. los (Skirinl. 10 to l.
second; Lyric Muse. lO5 (Clementl L to - third
Time l17. NisadOo, Surprising, Car Michael.
and Incidence also ran.
SECOND ACE-TWO-year-Oids: foaled In Can
ada; five and oDe-hadf fur0nES. Marion Gsiety. uI
(Grayl. to y. won: Old Reliable 100 Connolly,
TO !. SecUDd; FrOissart, 100 CTayorl to !. third
Time. los Dublin Girl also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three- year-olds and upward: 500
sdded; seven furloUEs. Kalinka. % lRightmirsl. 6
TO l, won; Calgary. % lSkirvinl : 10 9. seClnd
Rife Brigade. loj lGreenl 10 to J. third. Time
Ia S5 Mediator, Myrtle Marion, and Sherwood
also ran
FOURTH RACE-seuinE; handicap: stecple-
chase; f0ur-yeaT-olds and upward; about two miles
Lizzie Flat. IA tNoel. 10 l, won: Clan Alpine
80 lHanniganl. - to !, second; Jiu JiIEu, IS
lBeaulishl. 3 TO s. third. Time, 4:l3 "a Come On
Broute, RaceWell. Noble and Octopus also ran.
FIFTH RACE-EarI Gray Cup; three-year-oIds
and upward; N,9O added; mile and a quarter.
Great Britain, 100 tObeTtl, to 5, won; Plate
Glass. l2l CBurnsl to !. second; C. NJ Miller. 10
tRishtmirel, I3 20 s. third. Time. 2Oi IS. Pan
dOrina. Airey and DOneraH also ran
SIXTH RACE-Maiden jJcksys: selling; 500
added; three-year-olds and upward; siI fuTlongs.
Toddling, IL (COlemsnl. 10 s. won; Rubcon II.
III tShiptOnl, 10 l, second Ben PrOr. lG tStcT-
ens0n), 10 to l. third. Time LIS 10 EutepFe,
Union Jack. r. H. Gray. Chiffon Queen. and l.
NJ. Eckert also ran
-ssTESTH RAOE-ssliing: three-yesr-cIds and
upEsrdi mile and a fariong- Bryuitmzh. IsI cray
lorl, to !, Won; Napier, 10 tFerguson) 10 s.
second: Garneau l07 tGnhaml. u to 5. third
Tine. l55 IS. Marie T., Abdon, Suite, and
Beach sand also Tan
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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-PurSc $40; tuo-year-OIds; about
five furlUngs; selling. Laura, IOi (Ourterl, to l,
won; Rrmmase. IU7 (Halseyl, 5 to l. second: Ship
pig2n, 100 iNlclutyrel, 10 l. third. Time lslS 3
/ HOPE Des Ratgan, Littlest Rebel. Odd Cross, and
Mary Pickford also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse $50: three-year-olSs and
UPWARD selling: about five furloGgA splrella. III
I'd Mccarthy, to !, won Booby. lls (Warrfus-
toni 10 l. second shreye. ll6 &C. Jaeksonl TO /
third Time. l0S IS Eta Bay. Mis- LAuy. Pan
kstaSset, Belle Chiffon. Monani. and Dorothy Webb
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. SO; :hreeysar-old, and
upward; selling; about five fuElOngs BaTen Lutz 100
tHalseyl, 10 l. won; Irish Town, IL Level. 6 to
l. second; Neon, ll3 Carter. to l. third. Time.
o. PheW. Field Flower. Alooha. Court Belle
Bodkin, 1ophet. and sally Savage also ran
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500; three-year-oEls and
uDWaTd; selling: six and one-half furlungs Mis-
Menard. ll6 Shannon, 70 l. won Barn Dance
ll6 tGorel, to ., second; Wooly Mason, u3 u.
DaVenportl, 10 !. third. Time, = IL La Sain-
reila, Boano DanTille H. Lilly Paxton, Osssbara,
and Running Account also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $40: thres-year-olds and
upward; selling; six and onehAF t1rl0ngs Tackle
l6 IFranklinl, 10 to l. won McCreary II5 Knight
TO l. secund; Letourno. ll9 (WaHinston). ) to l.
third Time l2S Matine, Lou Lauier. Mean.
dTews, Pendant, and Mother also ran
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1O)i four year-olds and up-
ward; selling; seven furiungS Palma III Cwarring-
toni. to l. won; Gagnant. los CHalseyl, to l. SC
Ond; CsSsOwary. III Leveel even, third Time
"a Is. DHhOmy Boy. Kittsry. and Rose O'NeiI
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $50; for three-year-oIds
and upward; selling; about five furlongs Yankee
Lady, LIS Qeyeel, to l. won; True Step. u3 CH.
Watts, to ], second; John Bowman, III (KniEht
to l. third. Time A3 IS. Con Carne, Dr. Hollis
Johnny Wise. and Merise also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 800: three-year-olds and
upward; about FIVE furlonss YnG. III (Halsey), ,
to l, won; GOlliWogg. III CMoreyl. ; to l. second;
Susan. lp (Aneyl, ? to l. third. Time, lNg 25
Eanchettep Isabelle Case, John Mars, and Jennie
Wells also ran
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Montreal.

FIRST RACE-Purse, 500; two-year-Old maidens
selling; five and one-haH fmlongs. Our Msbenss 81
Peunilsss, Io2; Best Be. lOs; Caraquet, Is: Good
viii, lO5 Harbell, IG Supreme. Ill; King Cotton.
s Buzz Around, IO: Tigella, los; Private Cheer,
l03; Behe~t l07; Jezail llg
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500: handicap: all ages
Canadian bred. one mile. Caper Sauce, lO2; Amber
III.
THIRD RACE-Purse; 500 added; handicap; all
ages; six furongS COwl, lO4: Sherwood, I07; Pan
zareta. ll6 Sir Blaise, los; Ella Brys0n Ios
FOURTH RACE-Pune; 500 added; steepIechase;
'hree and one-half year-Old maidens and fTeyear-
olds; about two miles Jolee 80; Brosssau, III; ;
Dissenter, IS; Promoter. 10; LINE III: Volsiui
l55; BTyndoWne. 10 Lyme and Volsini, Love entry
FIFTH RACE-PurSe, 500 added; HocholaEo
handicap; stakes; two-year-ods; six furIongs Minda
80: PriTet Petal 100; Emerald Gem, I07: SURPRISING
Y; Car Michael, 100; Water Lady, IO5 The Usher,
lOs; Hedge. l2
SIXTH RACE-Purse; 500 added: three-year-olds
and upward; six furlorgs. Shepherds Song %;
Ia Mode lO2; Tankard' lOi; CameIlia,s no; Cam.
peon, lis; Willie lO2; Brawny, lO3; Manheimer lO3;
Merry Lad. Ill
SEVENTH RACE-Purse; $50 added: three-year-
o4ds and upward; one and one-quarter miles Good
Day lol; Lady Rankin, los; The Rump.s Ios:
Floral Day. lm; Woodcraft. 1O6
'ApTTentice allowance claimed.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
j. w. Page Is Reelected President
of Colonial Lenrue.

AT meeting of the Colonial Tenpin
League last night at the Palace Bowling
Alleys, ]. w. Page was elected President,
nelng the only old officer reelected; r.
. Jones was elected vice president; Ed
ward Mcknew was chosen secretary and
omclal scorer, and Chris jacobson was
selected to act as treasurer
From the present outlook the Ieague Is
sure to enjoy the most prosperous year
OF its history. Eight teams are now
IN line awaiting for the gong to start
them on the long winter grind.
The clubs in the circuit are as follows:
Manhattan, Iroquois, Knickerbockers,
Contlnentais, Pioneers, Puritans, Vir-
ginians, and Pilgrims.
A schedule committee to draw I'm a
s1xty-three game schedule was an
pointed, and the league will get started
Monday, October G. with the Manhattan,
and Pilgrims playing the first game.
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OrOutO.

FIRST RACE-Two-y esr-olds; selling; about FIVE
furIougs. Boozer,' q; Rummage,' To-; Mary Pick.
ford. lC7; Shipping. Io7s Odd CrOss. 10; Dragon
FIy TO-
SECOND RACE -Tlrpc-year-ods and upward
ceiling; about i've furongs Eta Ray lO4; Dora
VI. Lutz, IO9; Philopena. 100; Boss, Ig9: Con
sItueut, Il2; Don BABY. IL: Sheriff Nolte, ia;
Maurice REED. 10; Miss Martinmss. Ia; Sweet
Owen, III.
THIRD -Three-y year-oIds aud upward; sell
ing; about five fUTlOnEs. Pretty Molly, l1e; Mss
Harvey, l0s; Huda's Sister ia; Pendant, l8 Mon
Ami. ia; Fleming, IL; Dauyille II, Ia; Outclass
III; Sea Swell. IL.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward
selling; six and a half fuTl0ngs. Over the Sands
loo; Jack NunaIly.' lO7; Little Marchmont, u2;
Kaufman. IL; Irish Kid. H.: Mother. u2; MeriSe.
IL; ShrGTe, IL: ETcaliber. III: LetOIruo. 10.
FIFTH RACE-Three-y year-Olds and upward sell
ing seven furlonEs. Pierre Dumas los; Brush.
ls Princess Thorpe. 10; LeAloha,' LIZ; Curious,
III; Henrietta w, III; Herpss. III.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward; SELL
ing; seven furlOngs. La Sainrgla,' 10; Sun Guide
10; Moonlight u.s. Jim O., lis; Star Ashland. lie,
Dorothy Webb, lis; Ossabar. lis; Kiddy Leo IL.
SEVENTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward; I;
selling; about i've furlgnFs. The Busybody,' los;
Iarus. lE; BOano. lC9; korOui, IO9; Cloak, Ill
Golden Treasure. 1l5
EIGHTH RACE-Three-year-O and upward:
selling; about five furlongs La Aurora. lO5 Stanley
H.. Ill; Skeets. ia: Lady Etna, lis; Louis Des
CoEnats, u6; John Mars, u6; COncarue, u6; Car
rissma, Il6
sAUTyrenti.p allowance claimed
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
HaNre de Grace.

FIRST -Tbree-yeSr-olds and upward; sell
ius; six furlongs. Triher,' 100; Numbus 10; Pro
gTessire' IE: MonCrief.' lc2; Blue Thistle. lo9;
Beauc1uR lI2; Deduction. IOR; Breaker Boy. lG
White i0g; Lirtle Hugh leo.
SECOND RACE-ThTee-y -yeaT-Olds and upward h;
selling; six furIOngS Tommie Thompson, 100
satyr, b5; Eaton. IL; ChEseis,' 99i Aguer. lo9;
MarchaWay 100; Brstles. l05i AfergloW. lOjS Arde-
lon, los Orb,d Lad. liz; Horace E, A
THIRD RACE-TWo-y ear-olds; selling stakes; FIVE
aud one-hAH iurLRgs- Preston LyRR.- l0l; Lady
Grant, lOl; HUraken.' los; POmette Bleu, l0
Galaxy, l0l; Unfurl, IOl Brave Cunarder,' g.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-cl and upward
selling: five and one half furlOngs. Ann Tilly.' 81
Sir Denrah. 10; Inferno Queen. lJ5: Lace, 10
NeIlO 10; Yenghee' lC2; AbbOttsfOrd 10; Grenada.
10: NoSredna. lO7 AmhuBt, lGS; Melville l3
FIFTH kACE-Three-y year-olds and upward /.
mares and Eedings; mile aud seventy yards. I'm
pEessiOn,' IL; inspector Lestrade,' lG3; Mycenae,
lOe Defy lO5: Mollie s, l0S; Fred Mulhoand, los
Bonnie Eloise. los; My Fellow l09; Le lO5.
SIXTH RACE-TUo-year-Obds; i've furlong4
Trade Marx. TO-; Ray O Light, l05; Ge;elus, ll5;
Tranid. lG; Ash Can, s.; UHdsunted, lI2; Hura-
kan. 10; Uncle Nun. rs; CEnto, 81 Applauder.
g; Mater. IO7; Coma, To-
-APpTentice lioNaI.ce claimed.
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Lexington.

FIRST RACE-PUrso; three-year-olds and upward
six furlongS ,Solar Star g. StzE- Jasmine lol;
Iri-s, ss-HusIza, ld7; Iron MASK I12i GoWsn, IL
SECOND RACE-Pufse; tw0yearolds; hpe aud
ouehalf flrlUngs. Edith W., lO3; CTaciIa, lds; Any
Time. IO6; Bradley's Choice 10.
THIRD RACE-stIliRg: thrue-year-clds and up
ward; lx frlJ-E,. CTisco 10: Bette Sue. lO6;
Maria e, lO5; King OEmpian. IO7; Cash On De
livery i0S Merrck. IOs FlEE. 10: High Private lle
FOURTH RACE-HandICIp: three-yeA--olds and
upward; one mile. BenaHct, %; Cream. l0l; Cousin
Pu5s Ice; T1nnrss CaliaUay l0i; Harry Lauder. lO6;
Gay Bird lO;; FlabbCrs4st, los; SEannanoa, H.
FIFTH RACE-Purs.; two-year-olds; i've furlongs
LayUIara. 10; Tomh0y, ll2; NautuTa, l0s; Can
NcG1, I15; Candy BOX. Iu9; CrareIle. 100; Dainty
Mint lO9; Bronze Wing. IO9, Claxonette, lGo; Ambi
tinr, Il2, Just, IL; CoSIus, IL
~lNTH RACE selling; thrce-ycar-olds and up
ard; mile and Seyeuty yars ROyal Amber. lO2;
linen. lO2 star Actress. I03; Msie lG2; Uncle Dick.
TO- Wood Dove, JOB; BauSaI0rC, 100.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
OLD ELI RETAINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Yale Players Capture Eighteenth An
nual intercollegiate Tournament
by Winning from Williams.

Noble, Pa, Sept 10.-The golfers from
Yale today won the eighteenth annual
golf team championship by defeating the
golfers from Williams on the links Of
the Huntington Valley Country Club.
The contest today was close and exciting,
Yale only just winning without q game
to spare.
and kept the title by winning two of the
singles, Williams taking the other four
II the Williams men had shown the
same class in the morning as they did in
the afternoon they would have keen vic.
tors
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS.

United STATES ENGINEER OFFTCE- ROOM
20 southern Building, Washington, D. G Ssr-
yshher 10 lsl3-Sealed proposals for drs5gipg !,
'Hs9nn Channel, Potomac River, D. c viii - -
eel'ed here until Il m. OCTOBER a. I9is> ,DI
W, men pnohcy opened. Information on aupIication
": Z. LANGFITT, Lieut. Col. Ensrs.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n p
washington, ID. C., September 10. lsI3 Ss,ISj
ptoposas VIII Be received at this office Ron, soa
ps'nst building. until O'Clock D. m. on Ss1tsyn-
pet y, Bis for the construction Of segeTs IN ~,
I DstIlet OF Columbia. Forms Of proposals sDsciscS
IONS ana necessary information NAV be nbtsjnsI
I sne Chist CLERK. EngineeT Department. Room
I5'' n DiS,nG Building Washington, ID. G. OIIVFP
r., nEMAAN. FREDERICK l. SIDDoSS
iiio hLSIEh u u HARDING, Commissioners. ID. 9.
oEEICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF T1E
,oi1 Dis'nct Of Columbia Washington. septsnbsr q
sn- seaIed proposals will be received al ans Of
nee, Room Se. District Building. unff ? o;c,oc,
p m. September g. 1918. for furnishing je,iTs-i1,
Sno eIeeung for use in the Water Departme,t n
e, StIo teet, more or less chain HnE wire fs,ce
spec1nestions and form Of proposal nav be obtSinoj
II IIon the Purchasing Osfcsr Room 30 Dis,-s1
SuhGins OLIVER P. NEWMAN. FREDE6i5-l-
l. sIODONs, CHESTER HARDING, Com.
--- = =. selo,Il.laIg
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CHEsAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFRECTIvE SEPTEMBER G. lgS
suh1ect to Change Without Notice
MordaJ. seItember, 3: Tuesday September D;
Thusday, September II Friday. September Z
GolSG-Leaye District line, 100 an, go and
$50 D. m.
kETURNING-LsaVe the Beach. l2ao. 2ao. and
- .. N.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
GOING Leave District hue, 100, M q n.
2 80. $50. and i54 .. n
RErCkNlNG-LeaEe the Beach, 40, so. $50.
and le1o p. u. W. 3. JONES, President
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RAILWAY SALE IS CFF.
Washington, Potomac and Chesa-
peaIke Not Bought by w. b. Duke.

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 10.-The report
that the Washington, Potomac and Ches-
apeake Railway had been purchased by
W. Bernard Duke Of this city was denied
today by Mr.. Duke. Sald he this after
noon:
'I have not bought the railroad. While
had thought Of doing so, all negotia-
tons ended yesterday"
The road runs from Brsndywine. on
the Popes Creek branch Of the Pennsyi-
vania to Mechanicsville, in ST. Marys
County, about twenty-five miles. II was
the intention of Mr.. Duke TO buIid the
road through to its original proj' cited
terminus. Point Lookout.
Tomorrow the public Service commis-
sion will go to Hughesville, Cha les
County, to hear complaint against the
road 1t is alleged that freight rates ar
excessive and the service is unSatisfac-
tory.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
vIGILANTs MEET TONIGHT.
Fast Football Aggregation Holds
First Open Session.

The first open meeting of the Vigilant
football team will be held tonight az go
Eighth Street Southeast, when candidates
for the eleven will be called out. Foot
ball players, desiring to try for the Viz
liant team, are requested to report to
MANAGER ohveri and Capt Turner not
later than o'clock
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
STAKE RACE TO
FRANK BOGASH
Tom Murphy Pilots Little
GeIding Into First Position
in $4,000 Pace.
LEATA J. A CONTENDER
California Mare Gives Winner Great
Battle, Capturing Second Heat.
Other Events Very Poor.

Syracuse, Sept. IO-Tom Murfhy and
Frank Bogash, jr:. proved to be the win
ming combination in the 5000 stake for
2:I1 PAGERS at the State Fair track this
afternoon, but the little gelding had
hard fight before landing the money.
Leata J., the California mare, was the
contender, and in the second heat early
outpaced Murphy's gelding.
When she got clear, she paced a ter
rible clip and the finish was so close
that many thought she won, but the
judges ruled otherwise In the next heat
the pair raced all the way, but Bogash
was a shade the best at the end. Only
two started in the two-year-Old trot,
which went TO Lady Wanetka. The 2:25
trot and 2:25 pace were both very cheap
races, without a single redeeming fea-
ture. Summarizes
TEOyesr-Od class-IrOtung; two in three; stake,
300:
ISdy wanetka, br. f.. by Peter the Great CCOz)
Roberta Bingen. b. T. Murray ..................
Best time, 2:I2A.
al Ciass-Pscing: three in five; stake. $500:
Frank Boeash, jr.. b. g., by Flnk Mur
ply.
Lesta J.. b. N. by Manner Mckinney
lschllasD .''.'''''--'''-'''''''''
FoOte Prince, ch. h. (Spitmsnl.............
View Elder also started Best time. 2d5h.
81 C!ass-Pacing; three in i've; purse, 500:
John. h. b., By Ganbetta Wilkes tCoKl. l
Polly Patch blk H., by Joe PatcheR
tROsemire).
Elmer 7. ch. h. lBennetu..................J ; ;
Best time, 2:l5it.
2sz5 Clsss-Truttinr; three in Eve; purse, SUO:
Mim>ia. h. H., by Bingara NTOctOrl ..........
Lou Dewey, b. IL (Snedeker) ..--..............2
Lena Rivers blk. M CMurphyl. 7 I
AUerworthy Baron AlfOnes, and Stella B. also
started. BCst time, 2:l-li.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
RAILROADS.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWIY
:, hEDi II IN EFFEt1 MAY ., lsI1

-.
Leave Washington. New UuIun Ststlop
~ q. n Daily AN pnints on Norfth a W.s.s,.
RIl p n Daily-RNanOke. Bristol wIustcp-saIsn
Through sleepeI. Uimna cara
w = n;-Foi Bristol. knoITile, Chaftanoors.
Nashville. Memphis. snd sh points IN The SCnse
sa waAhinston MemThH seereTs opsn at Rp n.
E0 Noaiok-Leavs daily sa q and aSl noon
Aru's Nortoh ua N and sac q m Ps,so-
eap - E11
kitten.
Trains from the southuesf ,rrtv, So n,a
p N ana RlS . u daily
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WELLS WINS FIGHT.
knocks Out Gunner Moir In Fifth
Round in England,

Special to The Washington Herald sd
London, Eng, Sept. O.-Bombsriier
Wells tonight clinched his title to the
heavyweight championship, of EnsIa1,d
and secured revenge for previous de-,
feat by knocking out Gunner NOR, the
former champion, in the fifth round al
the Canterbury Music Hall.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
TITLE SERIES STARTS.
Potomacs and Yankee Midgets to
Battle for League Championship,

DNtIIS TUT LeuBue hnmpIonshIp.
The post-season series will start today
in the Monumental Junior League with
the Yankee Midgets and the Potomacs
In seven-game series for the fifteen
year-old championship of the District and
the league. The following is a schedule
OF games to be played: September II,
Potomacs VS.. Yankees; September Is,
Yankees VS.. Potomacs; September 16. Po-
tomacs VS.. Yankees; September II, open
date; September is, Yankees VS.. Poto-
macs; September 10, Potomacs vs.. Yam
KEGS; September 20, Yankees VS.. Poto..
macs.
N snt lot
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FOR SALE-REAI ESTATE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE A

FOR EXCHANGE A
new. Up-tC-da&e Nov
ing Picture Thea&er; To-
Gated in good. busy Sec
GiCT, On business street;
seatinScspscity between
600 and S0os best equip
men& On the market; now
under lease at $3.50 per
month; brokers and OWE
erS who may have lots
chat can be offered in ex-
change Sog this property
are requested to give tUll
particulars OF property
offered or no attention
will. be given TO answer.
Address EO& g. Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
GAMES TODAY.
New York AT Pittsburgh.
STANDING OF rHE CLUBS.
STANnTNG m THL- .TI-I,s srnr h IN.
Dual Meet Booked.

Announcement was made yesterday of
dual athletic meet between teams rep
resenting the Y. NJ. .. A. Boys Depart
ment and the Virginia Avenue playground
Thursday, September IS at $50 p. m, on
the track of the playground located on
NirginlS Avenue in the Southeast
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11

An interesting letter has been received
from John J. Eoonan. of this city. owner
Of the Virginia. on Ninth Street, who is
now in Venice, Italy, commenting on the
article which appeared in this column
some weeks ago, relative to the motion
picture theater development Of Ninth
Street Among other things, Mr.. Noonan
writes that practically the first strictly
motion picture theater in Washington,
II not in the world. was the Palm Gar
den Theater, at Cabin John Bridge, oPer-
ated some thirteen years ago by Mr.
Noonan.
The first theater in the United States
to run feature films daily. Mr. Noonan
writes, was the Virginia, in Ninth Street.
and the second theater for the movies"
opened on Ninth Street was the Mary
land, which. under Mr.. NoOnan's man
agement, was the first theater in Wash
ington to offer vaudeville and talking
pictures.
"Dick' Nein, christened Richard Rem
shaw. is a member of PhiIadeIphia's
oldest aristocracy. His ancestors were
prominent socially and in affairs of state
during the early part Of 1900, Mr.. Neilrs
uncle being one OF the charter members
Of the exclusive Philadelphia Club. The
Earl OF Powerscourt, Lord of the Vale
OF Avoca, one OF the show places in Ire
land, is a near relative. But aristo-
cratic antecedents and titled relatives
do not particularly interest "Dick'-he's
just democratic enough to want to be
a real American and succeed because of
himself.
In Edison films. he is a typical "dare
devil" He is the player who broke
his collarbone during the production of
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11

Most of the light rays from metallic
flament electric lamps are radiated at
right angles from the flaments.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
MINGR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore 5; Newark, ..
Providence. s; Jerse, CITY.
Montreal, z; Toronto c.
Second Fzme-M0utrem !. Tornnfc
Buffalo, o; Rochester, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, .; Kansas City I.
Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, ?
Toledo -Minneapolis-R Rain.
indianapolis, S; st. Paul g.
Second game-IndianapoIis, ); ST. Paul /
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, 2; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago, .; Philadelphia, 3.
ST. Louis, 10; New York; :.
Boston, 4; Detroit, ..
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
STANDING Oh TIE CLUBS.
STANDING OF TuE CLUES SEPT. i. I9
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York.. . PittsburSh. =.
II. Louis. =: PhiIadeIphin. 1.
Cin'inunti, :; Boston, {.
BroUkIyn, .; Chicago, 1.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
MANS BODY IN BARREL.

I'OIIce seHFFh TOT WOmen Lnst Seen
with Victim.
Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 1O.-The body, of 3
man believed TO be ABE" Rubehsteln
known also as Charles Robinson, Of New
York, follower of Canadian race tracks.
was found in a barrel OF ashes in q
vacant house In the heart Of this city
today.
The police are searching for two
women who were last seen with the
murdered man.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11

He was "Kavanagh" in "The Relief of
Lucknow a picture that will long be
remembered for the opportunities it gave
Mr.. Neill to prove that swollen streams
and raging torrents have no terrors Tar
one of his aquatic training. He was
the first white man to successfully pilot
canoe through the teaming rapids Of
the Ausable Chasm, the feat being ac-
complished during the production of '"The
Spirit of the Gorge"
Before joining the Edison Stock Com
pany, Mr. Neill appeared with z. Fl.
Sothern, Mary Mannering, Margaret
Anglln, Virginia Harmed. and w. H.
Thompson. In the splendid musical com.
edy, 'The Girls of Gutenberg" he was
"Adolph." In all his varied experience.
he has found no employment that holds
more fascination for him than playing
in "the movies" We have his own word
for that statement
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR EXCHANGE-k B E A FUL
home in Cathedral Heights near inter
section Of Mass. Ave and Wis Ave NV.
minutes OF cars; contains good rooms,
bath, cellar. hot-water leat; lot SKIS
to alley. Would like TO exchange for s
or room house IN city . Il. r. HOW
ENSTEIN CO.. 1914 F 81. pws. or 18th
and u Sts ne