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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
FINAL WAR
BULLETINS

Ire French War o75ce admits tire
truth Of the German statement tia.
ire ksiSe-s troops crosses the User
Canal Between Niegpo1 snc Dix
rnuce
Turkey has again n9tFhea the sflies
enseys thst she viii remain neutral.
A-5sSSsoor Won 5e-nstorf. rphogosao
TIE rsaht q Germany 10 Lard forces
IN csna5s. declared that tbe United
states could net regard Su-h sctior
IS violation of tae Ronroe Doc-
rine.
Tire Russians repo-1 the defeat % tne
rear guard q TIRE retrestins German
Army. which ATTEMPTED - hoi5 PCS
tons slons the Rivers Rssscs. Skier
nesks, and Ryiks.
capital that the submarine U-s,
which sank the British cruisers
Hesue, AboDkir, and Greasy, also
ssnt the cruiser Hawke to TIE bot.
tom.
Desperate fighting continues along the
River San and an attempt made by
the A1str5sns 20 turn tire Russian
left wing. south Of PrzenysI, was
frustrated, Il is reported, with heavy
lcsseA
Tire French War Office admits TIA.
the extreme right wing Of the Ger
man Army has been heavily rein
forced. and mas advanced AZ several
points along the line.
The Russians report that their army
is pursuing the re-restins Germans
In Russian Pols no.
= news dispatch frcr copenhaeen
states thsf tire shipya-6s At Kiei are
constructing feet Of thirty a-rorsd
lighters which may be used in trans
porting ; German Land force to +he
shores Ct England
An ofnrisi announcement in Berlin
ssic that Germany hss an z-oaa
supply Of fooo- There IS nc necessi-
~, Il was declared, fer calling out
TIE Lan6~ehr ard volunteers
TIE German attack ia tire Battle sor
tre French Channel ports is being
prosecuted with desperate vzlor and
energy
The Prussian Diet voted $4,000 oOo
more for war. and Vice chanceIlor
oeiSruck announces thst Germans
would act lay down their arms Until
they had gained 4 victory that
meant lasting peace.
The best army sent By Germany
against Russia has been broken and
IS IN full retreat Petrozrzd said.
The Germans told Of victory in 81
walk and the Austrisns reported
success in GaIicia.
according 70 the British Official repor4
the Belgian troops ED the cerr,.ns
in check four days On = front nearly
twenty rifles ionu.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
Six British Ships Preyof
German Cruiser Emden
Fegr Steamers sa5 Dreeser Sunk.
sirts c-s+t SEXES. on English
in6Es - sfo,ooo,ooo Damage
- British Commerce.

Lo-6r--The Admiralty las -
cs.Tsd : -spo- trc1 Colombo, Ceyloa.
la ths Gsrzz1 cruiser Eudeo has
SIX for British STEAMSHIPS. cap
tzrsd 8tth. AID SINK Z 6radgs- -
Z poiai about $50 niles southEesi o.
Cochin. British India.
TIE steamships sunk were Tie Chi
ks-a TroLDs. Bs1rohr ard Clan
Grant t1s Exto-d vas captured AMI
tie 6-sdgs- Po.-able, bond .c-
tasmania vas sunk
II Is estimated that the damage
do2s bE The German cruiser Eu5so
Il sinking British merchantmen i a.
least s290s.999 (s100p0. 8s0) spar
from Tie mss Of trade
E-5s1 SO far has captured OF Eczk
p British ressels
Tie EDde1 / snail protected
cruiser. Ell year old She vas ccn-
plstsd Il May. 1858 He- d:zplace
neot il 1859 t1-s her length 1855
fest zod her two SETS O. triple exDsu-
sion engines vii driTe her at : rate
q 2z5 ko0ts when she : clean. She
has lightly a--o-e5 deck snd cay
res teo A. t1ch gus. rEo machine
gus AMI Two IS iach submerged tor
F'edo ruoes- Her complement e 81
rs2
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
where Is the French
Army Of O,OOO?"
Lenoo7 Times Military Expert Ar
s~ers ouestions-They Were
Net Eagippeo.

Lo1oo1-Ma-y ask WY France, with
4.9ee.918 trained uea and The sup
port O. England and Belgium. has not
been able 10 TIN million and : hzif
Germans Ont OF France, writes the
military eIpsr; q The London Tines.
The answer probably & that though
France had Al the trained nso she
claimed n her army. neither France
nor England eTsr seriously conten-
plated i Eo1ld De necessary 70 place
suca vast forces in the fed.
Just Is re II England 6ad our
selves short Of many things ne need
for ne large number o. nsu nov
necessary, 50 does France. Even Ger
Mays venerable lsldstaru IS Tow
coming i1to the fed Esta old arms
and uniforms and they are unexpect-
edly figuring a. the from.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
GERMANS CROSS THE USER CANAL
BEL CLANS ARE FORCED TO YIELD
CAR REPEL s AUSTRO- GERMANS
Russians Pursue
German Armies
Break sa6 Retreat Nay SeSoze
GeserzL@osses -. >. 2o-.Jon


Geaerz-losses -. >. 2o--oon
Ps1rDEE6-A despatch 6ssE1s-E
As bate g lss Ttstzlz szys -Ast ne
5EhEzE EES coz81=5 % ne Gs--z-
lst1 wig x15 Ia. ST. lsl'b ESD2s
Es-s e1EEe5 against 1-9bl. so Rms
sans TIE RzsslE1s 6-cFs -s1 csFs[
II 5iFlsioos 1-o- NoTC.s G=-o-gssTask
= pg1-s Ess- q t1s Bz1r-E TIE
Germans Es-s oozple-elT o1tsEnks5-
ne 2Esszxa czTz--F E22sz-z1g Z
tasE rear aid p-Sdocz1x : panic Tas
order vas ETs- for general retreat
D LoE1es ard SEs-sT5cz- TIE -
-HE- sou oecS-s fight aid rhs
21sslE1s. pursuing IL 5ss1g any.
1113Etsa u2o1 i ssFsrs l0ssss
TIE reports reaching military 1sz5-
quarters 1-cz the front say t1zf -ae
1o-zl losses q De Germans. Killed
Eoszz6s6 III p-zsoos-s, !. -as.r o.
s-Euoos 4 Possad = 5ztz. auut-
20 .9N1
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30

Bc-1szu-T1s Germans appear 70
be concentrating Al snns1ss mass q
troops for ooTs-sz-s toward Au5snE
and Rc1so. &c cut the British and
BslEsz1 communications before pro
essdi1g so1-hEzrd 10 attack Psr5s
4 v-sFsts Ba-li1 despatch. accord
ing % the correspondent q The Ger
Esl News q Cops1hsgs-- states thai
ths battle raging between &isnpo-Z and
D3xzz6s Is me most violent and ne
Dcsi important engagement O. tie
entire war. He adds that Zeppelins
are sad % hare g5Fsz l5s Germans
considerable support
The battle fought resr Sieapo-t
vas O ex-zo-6snz-y violence The
Bslgsz1 troops. assisted by British
Ez-kA5pE. literally mastered the Ger
mans. Eao attempted 70 push CIT z
colu-z toward Du1ki-k- h1gg.lg the
sezzho-s under the c0Fsr Ct the II
d1.s11zg sand dunes
TIE 8slgzn wounded report hat al
high tide The waves Esrs washing
plies o German dead up On tae beach
According 70 Thoroughly Trustworthy
Information. Germans have brought
u sru1g reinfDrceEen-S from their
centre and the Rheims region 70 rein
f0-cs their right wing
The German rl1g around Ye1d1n-
according 10 The Cologne Gazette, il
becoming closer daily. says 2 Central
News despatch from Copenhagen All
the French attacks have been n vzi1.
General B-ulE. writing for the BeT-
II Lokzl AnEeigsr- says he does not
expect : rapid solution. believing that
the hattie n France VII finish Only
When Inc forces Of one OF Ire Cher
are exhausted
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
GERMAN Losses PUT
At T5o.oo5 THUS FAR

COPENHAGEN. - The leir
ziss- VsisEzs1.gnz says -he total
German losseE - tsr cs-n-: %
isEs tr.sr 755.oo1
A Berlin military critic est
mates Ge--sny's s-snsiaz army
- 2oI, oo5 S-s. line, Lsnc~sh-
<.ooo-oo1 Lsaoseg-- sooooo
Wi-a the ert-s -ese-ssA l.rl9S-
re gnt-siae5 troops, Germany
Possesses slooolooo roer-
IRE C3iorae Zsr-gna says tne
5-TtiS- loESsx, ronEiee-ins the
Eize - re exos5ieoas-y fsrce-
have beer enor-ssaE, the 2e-cea-
tsGe Berg higher .hsa rat q
TIE Ge--ssn EssseG
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30

While t1sF have compelled Tie Allies
. gre Eo1od = sozs places thsE
Themselves hare los- pos115o1 Z
Otas-K- TITS. = z few Eor5s. i VIA.
i EsiAsrad t-g- o6clzl rsgc--s coz
s1g t-yo bo1h Ia Freoch zo6 re
German 1s&6gaz--e-s-
Ns-sazllizg * forces tor Z 81
1-s-s s@o-- Gs-- Fo1 K18ck d-gEe 50
hard a. tAs es1fs- q liz Allies ist1 =
Ia Bzssss s4e-5on bs.Eaea A-oe,-
-srss All A--Es that Ia lie WIS
5=-- and 1os Gs-z1 i1Ts6s-s gained
posssssio1 o several -o-s k1o-s.s-s
q Frs1c1 is--itC-E- They lid 10 SIC
essd Z ru--ing z wy th-oggs. boE-
ever. AID t1s A1l5ss' lusses = IL Ras-
sss Esr= party cc7psnssted to- IL
II s5Fsocs q several niles . fhs
EAST q A--s1r5s-ss and Lie ors- tas
Bslgzs1 bo-6s--
A1cog ths River Tssr ard y he
oozs- q re Noza SEA lie British
z-3 Bslg5z-g win -as help q French
AID EnE-sh EzrEaips nj Only held
IAs3- oE-- TN sEe1 s1ccss5sd Il to-e-
ing ths Germans hack z shu-1 var
toward OEe.d
L he Nsuse ssciio1. r1srs VAS COZ
siderable zct5oz- E5-a both Germans
and French Gaining ADVANTAGES
s-Cu7d Tsroun AID Tozl
There VAS revival C activity zioag
ne Als1e. ne Allies reporting The
sLe1ciag q several German batteries.
4 sto-T current Z Berlin says hat
Tie German attack q Bslto-1 Is suc-
csed.ng and thst The southern forts
hare su-s1dersd-
Il & reported tazz the French forces
hare taken Al1kirch. i Hauts Alszee,
Il TIE point q the bzyoos-
Al01g the East Prnssizn trout- the
Russians attacks oszr West Augzs-
toWo hare been rspulssd and they
LOST several machine gins according
70 ths German report
i Gsliciz the rs1zl stories q VIZ
tories ara being sent OFT By both
A1st-ssns ard Russians The fighting
s-o1o5 PrIsugsl and On The San con
TIMES
The general bo1bsrdnent O. Tssng.
ian has begun TIE Germans are -
piysng II determined manner.
Flames and smoke shooting I'D from
the tOEn indicate that the high angle
Ere o. the japanese guns Is elective
There Is nothing in The ozcial r.
ports 70 cause apprehension, although
il Is apparent that the rev effort Nv
the CEREALS 20 hsE throzgh the Al
lsd l1s wherever weak section can
be found n Belgium o. Il no-her,
France has gained Momentum In The
last SIX days The German Gs-s-sl
STAT has drained Belgium Of gz-rs-
soz troops and has hurried new Germs
q Toung recruits and middle aged
rese-Tists from hone 6epo1s.
L Is reported that The German con-
nanders are again adopting he polscy
Of trying 10 hack through the AIl;eS
lines a Whatever eost- TIE German
losses \ Belgium II the past weak
are estimated Z. 1890 killed ard
wounded AL reports. intending that
Of Gen Jorre. point 70 q further 81
prene Effort 10 take the road 70 Paris
In the oEcizl statement given On.
II Berlin the Germans claimed 70
have gained successes OF the User
canal and tEst their troops have sd-
Fa1ced 10 the south Of Dixnuds- Ger
nzn attacks 70 tie vest Of Lille we're
successful and the troops have taken
possession Ct several villages n the
eastern theatre Of war Russian A.
faeks vest q AnguEtoEa have been
reD8lse6
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
BOmbardment by War Ships Made Line Towards Sea
UntenabIe and Point of Attack Is Moved Towards
the East, Where BeIgianS Fail to Stem the
Advance of Invading Legions
DESPERATE FIGHTING ALONG THE river SAN
WARS LATEST PHASES

FRANCE Ssr-s- forces 1Evs cross
q he Tss- b,stwes1 ElsEpo-1 AID
D.r-15s. A T5olszt battle co--
times bsi=ssa S5supc-T zoo IL
River Lys- West ant south q Lie
ne F-s-c1 hare -sCuls5c German
ATTACKS. II IL wosTrs Frs1e1 AZ
ruiery eso--z-ds tas road tro-
Thsznecu-z 70 WotzFills, OLE q ne
rrs-cstsl German Ines q eo0D11s-
eaten toEzra S. NIhssl o. tas
heiEn-s . ths Nszss ~ artillery
due 3 Il p-ogrsss- L lie A.
Eoz1e tc-sss Z Ss-Daz -1-S-tTT
reEs-s-t vas z11EnEsted
GERxaNy.- ozGzl zz1ozoc=-
rnszt f-c- Berlin says 1As @ETsl0T-
TX zoTs-ez. q re A12sss 1irsc-so
sEzsasz tae German rsEat SEzE 1Es
bsen sscp2e5 ard that tbs Gs--z1s
are pushing tAs e1s-T slowly hack
Il s0z-1Ezr6 coz-ss- TIE -o-E-
MI Der q prisoners coz1ossa = G=--
rz-T q Octobs- = Is g5Fs1 ss
5.4Ri cEcs-E and 2s1-4Ss zsn. II
clz65zg 81 F-s1ca- eighteen 2ns-
siz. ard t.-ss Began Gs1s-zls- i
Il reported tai :. was tos German
Euh-zrsre Us wa5ca SAX ne B-l--
ssh cruiser HAWKE This Il ths
submarine Ea5e1 earlier Il TIE Ezr
sank ne three British cruisers,
Abozk1-. C-esEy All Hog1s
ETSSIL-T-s 4rs--r,-5s--g. tc-css
have zF7z-s1tlg bss1 ATE % rs1gr-
thszr lzss x-6 hare .xEsz ~ L
fortified v,oE5t5oz witch was to--s.
x..or- -tras weeks aga They have
made Z 6s-z--1ns1 Sand and Z
g-ssz aE--ls Is 1cE rzxEg 1sE-
Ts11-sEo. 1c-11 q 2s5c-. Z s0z-1
Poland Ths King u SzzorE i II
e---zz5 q IL Azsro45s-ZEz
torras. zrsc1 ere eE@Etad e
aa,1r- BRI.bpb ue1 TIE Russian
s7-pe IS 5ssysBl
TTALF--Elz1y i cisenssiog tas Ger
u tas Car % return 70 italy TIE
Italians Who were -skso prisoners
Il z1s Austrian army. TIE cos-6s-
slc1 ma re Car -z5s Vas thai
I-zaF E1o1ld gsTe hsr premise that
these p-zs37z-s Eo1l6 oot res7tsr
Ia A1s-1a- army b. many IL
Iazly = e 1eld tazt . make Ills
premise would Be z violation O
lrzlys neutrality. All tor tazi
rsssoz z conference probably VII
Be he'd Win Austria bsto-s Italy
replies . Rnssi2
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
PRCSStENs VOTE
HUGE NAE FUND
De. 1esrx Greetings frcz t-e
Kaiser sa1 Grants Cree:
e SsTs.oooooa.

BERLIN, IVA G7Es-osn :,
Lea5Sz).-The P-gSsis- De;
ret sso passes a. siiis- ~
eiScias ere 7-s-tirs = crssit Of
1-5oo-ooo- DID, ns-ek fSS75,oo3.-
ooo).
Tire 4ogse sne re galleries
~ere SIse1 - sse-]esdna- Many
60 re Oe-gtieS sore - then
sroGa5ec. sc.snce1 re ssSsiS.
crosses - Their military gr5-
ferns
Clemens oeisro-k- Wee Gran
5slio-. sg5-i-.s5 ire ssr bills
Herr cel5-gck sac Germany
-so beer forces irtc ire @sr ~
re as--e1 zno envy e re-
-e5rheo-s- urpreoeoe-te3 claims
are beng maze - - sn5 TIE
-,ogt gigantic sacrifices are 60
-s-5eo. -; sreg5o5y KNOWS
t-st ~. possess the resources
which sdg enstle - - a-35 81
srtil peace Is attained"
re Then -esc message 60
greeting fran re ksiser. VINO
IS s-i5 rs Sdrto-iess t-oo5s.~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
EXPORTS LIMseR EXCHANGE.
Heavy Buying Of War Supplies and
Grain Felt in Wall Street.

New fo-k-Wan street is mere
Cheerful zoE than since the beginning
Of ne financial depression caused bv
the Ezr- The chief reason Of the
radical improvement IN sentiment
vas the sensational break in sterling
exchange, which indicates that the
enormous purchases Of supplies and
the heavy ouEing Of grain for export
have begun 10 make their influence
felt on the trade balance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
UTAH MAN CANNOT LOSE HIS Jos
heta'ns Attorney to Release Hin
From Pos4r,zS&nrshfn

Cotton, Utah.-Lyman H. Marble,
merchant and postmaster here, has
retained an attorney in Al en6eavOr
20 &c released from his Official posi-
"on- His term expired more than a
year ago, bat the Government has
iSlieo to appoint 3 successor or TO
release him or his bondsmen.
The Increase in mail matter since
TIE parcel posi- was established. has
caused him losses, Marble SAYS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-30
WOMEN SPIES SHOT
DAILY BY FRENCH

LoSooH.-k correspondent:
Of the Standard. writing from
the French Department Of Pas
&c Calais. says:
nc lists Or figures are ohcisl-
iy c5sclcsed. but the shootinc Of
hstrnes q SPIES taxes place
daily in this and ether towns Of
ire district sso fer tire las.
three days there have been near.
~ as many women shct as men.
The most hardened veteran
shrinks from shoetina women.
but scror6ins 70 the laws Of war
Il mas be 6one.
They are lined up ~lth the
nen-0ften young girls o. WON
en- Of refinement At the heiaht of
their charm and beauty. They
meet death as brsvely as any
Fnzn.~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-10
RED FORK PLANS To
Get THE SPEEDSIERS
WILL APPLY SPEED LIMIT
ON THE TULSA SAPUL-
PA HIGHWAY
TEN MILES An HOUR
Is the Fastest Autos Can Now
Drive Through the Sleepy Lit
tie Tulsa Suburb.


No longer will the honk of horn
and a stream Of trailing dust mark
the path Of the speeding automobile
as It tears great Eohs Of holes in the
atmosphere while laundering in IA
streak through the renowned town of
Red Fork. The Nbosh is on the
speoderinos. The lightning flash Is
tabooed, and the grey and the tan
and the deep maroon VIII now pause
and hesitate when the town limits are
entered.
That is thcy will be supposed to
do tEr bcsit.tton
T,,pninr througb Red Fork has
lor,, L@en tho custom Of automobilists.
rotb drunll and sober. plying between
Tule, and Tuuoba and Tulsa and Sl-
,.1l.o NigLfl, aro tbo ned Fork
hnls toved with hv the searchight
ocrtyI.nes as automobiles round
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-10

ErTATIA. okla. June 9.-Wul'er
Hammcff. aged q. was drowned In
Coon creek a short distance from his
home in two feet Of water whore he
had been fishing The young man
was subject 90 epilcptic fits and il f.
SUPPOSED that he was attacked by
and fen in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-10
CREEKMoRE SCORES HARD
shows Deputy Marshal Was jail
Bird.

McALESTER, okla. June 9.-Tho
polernmeuts ease against W. j.
Crockmoro ~ Tulsa, charged with in
PRODUCING liquor into the Indian Ter
rltory division Of the state, received
when tho defense introduced records
Of the old federal court for the north
crn district Of the Indian Territory
showing that ia Plank. now deputy
United states marshal. was convicted
If petty larceny ir Nuskogeo in May
.sg5 and pcntcnrcd 90 eight months
IN jan. Plank is principal witness bon
The Crcehmore case. TIN. defense VIII
occupy part Of Wednesday with tcsti-
mOuy
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
OF Chevy
Chase RECALLED
Senator Newlands First to See
Possibilities of the
Section.
BOUGHT A TRACT THERE
Gave 1t Name by Which Old and His
torical Bradley Estates Was
Known.
BOUGHT A TRACT THERE

How Chevy Chase got a place on the
map, and, incidentally. how the club
which bears the same name-one of the
most noted and exclusive organizations
Of the kind in the country-is related
in a story now going the rounds in which
Senator Newlands. of Nevada. Is the GEN.
trail figure. Indeed. II is said that but
for the wealthy Nevadan's interest in
the tract, and which now takes in the
suburb and its club more than twenty
one years ago neither would have come
into existence-certainly not by that
name 1t was when Senator Newlands
was a member of the Lower House Of Con-
gress that he saw the splendid possibili-
ties in a tract OF land five miles from
Washington and 800 feet above the Po-
tomac. This he developed into residence
property, established the trolley line
from the Capital and called the place
Chevy Chase, the name OF the old and
historical Bradley estate. many acres of
which fell within the limits Of the suburb,
while a few years later the remainder
OF the estate became the home of the
Chevy Chase Club.
The old house, which stands today
within fifty feet OF the large, gray stone
clubhouse, built only a few years ago,
was a small, quaint, little white frame
structure, a typical farmhouse. with
long. low piazza. 1t was to this farm
house that the records Of the Postoffice
Department were taken and saved from
destruction when the British created
disturbance in Washington during the
memorable summer of 1914.
Chevy Chase was the logical and nat
ural hiding place for anything from the
Postoffice Department at that time. be-
cause Abraham Bradley, who built the
house. was not only one OF the influential
factors in the organization of the Post
office Department, but became First As
sistant Postmaster General and managed
the moving OF the department from
Philadelphia to Washington.
Joseph Bradley. the son OF Abraham
Bradley. came into possession OF the
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

estate upon the death Of his father, and
kept up all the traditions Of lavish hos
pitality for which Chevy Chase was cele-
brated. Not only was his home the
scene OF entertainment for statesmen and
diplomats, and the celebrated people who
came to Washington, but the poor and
obscure knew they would find q friend
whenever they crossed his threshold.
They not only found a friend, but any
thing else they wanted, and the story
still is told Of how Judge Bradley re-
fused no one anything he seemed to
need in the way Of food and clothes
which happened to be In the house, but
often gave a man an az. and waving
his hand toward the woodland. bade him
cut enough to keep himself and his fam
fly warm for the winter.
Property Is MortEnged
It is not to be wondered at. therefore.
that Chevy Chase had to be mortgaged,
and then sold, and that Judge Bradley
died a comparatively poor man. II was
fortunate, however. that there was vast
wealth in Nevada, that Francis G. New
lands possessed q large portion OF 1t,
that he was sent to the House Of Rep
resentatives. and that one day when he
drove to the country from the Capitol
he recognized the charming possibilities
of Judge Bradley's old estate.
He built for himself a summer home
near the Circle. which afterward became
the summer residence Of the former
Secretary Of the Treasury. Lyman ].
Gage, and created a standard Of con-
struction for the other houses which
still obtains. On summer evenings, when
the club was young and Senator New
lands its first president, an open trailer
uvaa he IN
commodate some OF the members of the
Marine Band. who always crossed the
District line playing Maryland. My
Maryland
The exterior Of the Chevy Chase Club
today Is cold. stony and forbidding, ut
terly unlike the homely little farmhouse
that was its first home. But II will not
be many years. when the vines have had
a chance to find a way over the north
walls, before 1t will be a veritable like
ness of a large and stately English
house. glowing with hospitality.
Sense of Space.
There is a sense of space and fresh
ness in the decorations of the Chevy
Chase Club which never fails to impress
the guest.
How big. how uncluttered;" some one
exclaimed not long ago. and then sat
down to decide how the effect was
brought about. The ceilings are high
and the windows open out on to the
south piazza. with its tagged floor and
high pillars; the walls are cream tinted.
the couches and rugs dull green. and
the only note of color is in the chintz
curtains, covered and crowded with
enormous roses.
There are only two portraits. one in
each hall. the most distinguished being
that OF the master of the hounds. the
late Clarence Moore. who perished in the
Titanic disaster and who few years ago
found in England the clubs most inter
esting picture. 1t is a beautiful repro
duction of an old. old painting represent
ing the Earl OF Northumberland and his
party setting out for the "wofull hunt
ing" all Of which is explained in a copy
Of THE Ballad of Chevy Chase" which
hangs upon the opposite wall.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

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