Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-10

canned music machines grinding out
melodies in the saloon. backed out from
her dock at the foot Of 7th street.
The idea Of the trip is to bring
Washington. az business center, to
the attention of the residents of the
larger towns al ong the Potomac. and
quantities of advertising matter call
ing attention to the facilities for trade
at this city and bringing Trade
week" which begins September 20. to
the attention of the Maryland and
Virginia business men, were carried
along and will be distributed by the
boomers
On the trip down the river stops, after
leaving Alexandra, will be made at Bush
wood. In the Wicomico river Md, at
Stones wharf, in ST. Clements bay and
scheduled to tie up at Leonardtown. the
metropolis of ST. Marys county. and the
largest city in southern Maryland Dor
dering on the Potomac.
To Dine At st. Marys.
Dinner will be served to the boomers at
the Hotel ST. Marys. and a concert will
follow on the lawn in front of the hotel
Later In the evening the boosters will
tell the people of Leonardtown all about
Washington. at meeting to be held in
the town opera house, and VIII F. Thorn
as will deliver his lecture on ''Washing-
Center" illustrating it with lantern slides
showing views of the city, it's stores and
the goods they contain. The night will be
spent at LeonardtoWn. where the boosters
will make the hotel their headquarters.
Tomorrow morning the trip home
ward will be started. and stops will be
made at the wharves in Coan and
ieocomicO rivers, where the boosters
viii do a lot of talking about Wash
fngton and will hand out the literature
thew have carried along Colonial
Beach. the last stop, will be reached
about o'clock pm, and dinner will
be served at the Colonial Beach Hotel.
and talks on Washington will be on
the program. The st. Johns will leave
Colonial Beach about s o'clock tomor-
row night, and If all goes well will
tie up at her dock here about midnight
Most of the territory to be invaded by
done business with Baltimore, and this
city gets but a small proportion Of It's
trade.
Personnel of Party.
Among those aboard the St. Johns for
the trip are d. j. kaufman, Edward
Hollander, NJ. Hamburger, Baltimore,
| Md; Edward s. Brashears, NJ D. Ro-
senberg, Simon Kann. w. j. Krouse.
| Ben Schwartz, Henry T. Onterdinger.
John H. Rupert, John X Phillips r..
| J. Black. Grant Lee. S. L. Nye Charles
D. Cugle. Edward Liberless Baltimore.
Md; o. ]. De Mol, D. p Collins, Err
| nest E. Herrell, julius H. Duehring,
NJ. A. Leese. E.. G. Hines, S. Zirkin, II.
Zirkin. L. ~. Post. New York: South
Trimble, Jerry South, r. r. Andrews.
George c. Gertman. A. D.ePrince, ]. M
| Dugan, Ward Savage, w. J. Kehoe,
Giles Dyer. Frank J. Eisinger. Harry
R Carroll. A. H. Rogers. John G..
Capers, S. J. Steinberger. Chaplin Brown.
F. W. Mackenzie. Mitchell Han
| son, Frank p. Howard. John ]. Wag-
ner. F. v. Killian. William Bryce.
| Morris Needle, e. A. Griffith.
Baltimore; Raymond Griffith. Baltimore:
Joseph L. Shipley. Sidney West. William
c. zimmerman. NJ G. Mitchell +. C.
Handy, I. Behrend. r. B. Behrend. Philip
Young. p. B. Lyon. A. Sid Heller. e. T.
Elliott. W. G. Thomas Reuben A. Bog
! ley, A. E. Craig. Frank D. Geraghty. E.
G.. Morgan. Leroy Heron. George Y.
Worthfngton W. B. Hibbs. NJ. ]. Falvey.
Frank A. Jones, Charles Specht, Thomas
Grant. Guy W. A. Camp. c. II. Gurnee.
| Frank Geraci, ]. Rosier Biggs. M. Leroy
| Goff, Charles Childs. Robert Pluym, AL
bert p. Conway. r. w. Benton, j. c. Nc
Carthy. Bernard Kieffner, f. c. Rogers.
s. NJ. Kimberly. j. Shappirio. NJ. Z
| Allies. I. Goldenberg, J. w. B!akelock.
| Corcoran Thorn. Fl. b. Darling, John c.
| Detweiler, F. L. Shekell, Baltimore: VIII
| liam A. Cochran, Baltimore: J. Harry
Cunningham, c. L. Howser, Charles j.
! Columbus. J. J. DAILY, w. A. Williamson.
| Baltimore