Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-03
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ambulances. including an army auto
mobile ambulance from the Walter
Reed Hospital and private ambulance.
Entries for Morning Events.
Following are the events and entries
in the track and field events, which are
to constitute the morning feature Of
the municipal celebration. This part of
the program is to be given at the
Monument grounds, beginning at $50
O'Clock:
Field and track: 100 yards dash.
Thrall. R. ]. Mish. G. H. Hicks. A. J.
Phillips. w. Henderson. H. H. Semmes.
H. Shishmanion, F. h. Driscoll. 2. a.
Spivey. William NJ. Hutchins. D. J.
A. Bland, W. H. Henderson. E. Hoover.
CLARK. j. V Beagle. Charles E. Keane,
G. Bergazin. George W. Hearne. E.
J. McInerney. J. Lyons. A. Rowan and
10o-yard dash-charles s. Hartung. NJ.
W. offutt. jr.: George P: Thrall. r. G.
Mish. James Trimble, Fl. Hart, H. Shish-
liam W. Kirby. c. X Bum. ]. A. Clark.
G. Bergazius E. Swaine. l.. johnson, r.
Slater R. NJ. Grace. H. G. Royce
44o-yard run.A. ], Phillips. H. H.
semmes, H. shishmanion, D; J. Nelson.
William W. Kirby. Charles E. Keane, c.
Bergazius. George W. Hearne, P. Haisip,
r. Slater, r. Kohr. P. Bryan. J. McIn-
erney, A. Rowan
sS0-yard rum. 3. Morgan. W. Hen
derson. F. H. Driscoll. H. Adams. j. D.
Bland. E. A. Bland, ". H. Henderson. R.
Kohr. W Morrison.
One-mile rum. B. Morgan. W. Hen
derson. H. Shishmanion. F. H. Driscoll.
e. A. Spivey, ]. D. Bland. E. A. Bland.
Charles E. Keane. w. Morrison. P. Bry-
an, J. McInerney. NJ. Fulton
Running high jump-Charles E. Har-
tung. G. H. Hicks, II. H. Semmes. VIII
liam NJ. Hutchins. H. W. Steer, J. P.
Berkeley. E. Hoover, William ". Kirby.
Lyons.
Running broad jump-Charles E. Har-
tung, NJ. W. offutt, jr.; George P. Thrall
r. J. Mish, F. B. Morgan. G. H. Hicks,
Driscoll. E. A. spivey, w. c. Money
William NJ. Hutchins H. W. Steer, G..
w. Soule, D, j. Nelson. E. c. Davidson,
J, D. Bland. William ". Kirby. {: K.
Bum. X. Shipley, j. A. Clark, c. Ber-
gazus. L. johnson, F.. H. Chadbourne.
K. A Schmidt, R. Slater, W. Morrison.
n, G. Royce j. p Berkeley A., Rowan.
Putting 12-pound shot-Charles e.
Hartung. r. A. Bryant. Jesse Higgins. A.
J. Phillips. II. H. semmes, Robert G.
F. J. Porter. ]. Y. Beagle, *, A. Schmidt,
". Black and J. P. Berkeley.
s5-pound relay, Johnson School-F.
Presser, S. Abel, II. Burkette and G..
Hurlebaus.
iO.pound relay. Curtis School,. Dono-
hue. A. Nichols. s. Wise and A. Watt.
l15-pound relay. Wheatley School
Leroy Man, Edward Spindler, Louis Mil
Ter and Joseph Rembold Garfield Park
playground-R. Haley. r. Droney. l..
Hamil and c. Beall.
Plans of Oldest Inhabitants.
Among the other celebrations to be
held is that planned by the Associate
OF the Oldest Inhabitants of the District
at the home Of Louis P. Shoemaker, 1901
Georgia avenue. Many of the citizens OF
Brightwood will be present, In addition
TO the members Of the association.
There will be business meeting of
the association at Mr.. Shoemaker's home
from II am. to IL o'clock noon, followed
by exercises appropriate to the day. David
NJ. Mercer will be the orator. Special
cara will leave 18th and G. streets north
west for Mr.. Shoemaker's homo at 1890
am sharp.
The citizens Of Peeworth and vicinity
Will celebrate the day at Libby Park, near
eagle gate Of the Soldiers Home The
exercises will be under the direction OF
the Petworth Citizens Association There
will be tennis tournament, a chill.
drens parade. base ball game, a demon
stratdon by Boy Scouts, concert by the
Forest Glen Band and patriotic exercises
The latter will take place from 6:15 pm
to 8 pm.
Tho celebration of tho day will begin
at Petworth with the tennis tourna-
pm. A fireworks display. beginning al
SIS Pm. and lasting until 10 will be one
Of tho most attractive features Of this
celebration.
At Fort Bunker Hill.
The nfth annual celebration Of the
day at Fort Bunker Hill, 18th and OTIS
streets northeast. will be held undel
the auspices of the Brookland Citizens
Association. University Heights and
Vicinity Citizens Association and Rhode
Island Avenue and Suburban Citizens
Association.
o'clock. and will consist principally Of
series of track ard field athletic con.
tests. for which gold, silver and bronze
medals will be given.
The Kensington Chamber of commerc.
has arranged to hold a celebration a,
The ball park at that place. beginning
with athletic contests at o'clock
Company X, LIST Maryland Infantry, Of
Silver Spring, will play against tn,
kensington ball team at $50 pm. Their,
will be concert by the Soldiers HON,
Band Senator Blair Lee will deliver
the principal address, and there will b,
fireworks display at night
Hyattsville will have a great celebra
ton under the auspices Of the Ods
Fellows in Zantzinger's Park. Prac
tically every lodge In the District O
Columbia and Maryland has passed ,
resolution to attend the celebration
There will be parade of the Odd Eel
lows, in which two companies of Mary
land militia and the Hyattsville fire de
partment will join.
One feature of the Hyattsville ceie
bration will be a marathon race I,
start from 14th and E streets. Washing
ton. at 1850 o'clock. the run to emf