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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26

Ger - Sabre nltc 9iegcr
Garneit 9hinn, Der poracitern Don
Geteftip ,Srabnt naf nufregenoer
SSogo III elmer 9llcD nabe @rilib Str.
uno SSciferion glrenue III @nft &C.
nommen murOe, lpnrOc geitern po-
iitip oils Der por etli6en Wonnten
als Dem Stoats5u6tballic 5n Seffer-
ionpiQe, ,SnOiana, entipringene gte-
ger @bilip 9tlinn ioentiIi5iert mo
lunr0c ocitern in 9eglcititng oes
Ieteftipcn 9fidoroion nod Oieiem
2uftbauie 5uriideeididt. gtrim milr.
De burdl cine Photographic I'M bic
iioer @erbrchernlbiun. iocntifi5iert
lni6 nad ltinoenIangem Selgnen &c
iianb er idlieblih ieire 22sSoelltitnt nit
Dem gniiprungenen ou.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
ScorOblid)er @raub.
Stalll nit $50 Tferben umroe in
1em yorf Elm 5lammenranb.

gtem Jorf, 26. Sept. 6euer,
bos beute friib in einem fiiniitodigen
StalgebGiloe, einem 3iegelbaii, in
Git 70. StroBe. nabe Dem Gait
Riper, ansgebrohen mar, perbreitete
lid 10 rapid, oaB fiinf 6eiieralarme
abgegeben wuroen. Gas 2a6 oeS
Stales itiir5te ii6er $50 &feroen elm
lmo oie anitoBcnoen Saiiier idienen
perloren gu iein. Ga Die 9ranoitdtte
I'M Ser5en zines oif)tbemohnten Be-
rt.Oiitriftes lag, pmroe Die
SGlfte aaer 2oidopparate i'm 9o-
rough aitfgeboten. 9as ,Seuer fonnte
aber aui ben StaG bei6rGnft pcrocn
uno fein Menihenleben mur0e per-
rihtet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
Detroit, Samifaa, bem 26. September 1914.
9tutldt in Trantr&id dbtri@ridtn oie MaaS

uno 10 eine neue Hepoliition in Nfe-
rico. 5u perbiiten, 5lrmal rfiir oen
nelten giirgerfrieg feline funoamen-
talen llrfn6en eriitieren." Ger Pip
bell mar BON 9ucio 9lanco, oem
Goabuila 6iibrer, unter5ei6net,
ferner bon eduardo Snp, GafaeI
9uelna uno s. 8. Yesqueira.
q p . OFF, 26. Sept. IIeron.
ser De StaIeesfp, ruiiii6er &C.
ianoter in Merico, iprud beiite Dor
ieiner glbfabrt nit Der Olympic frei
iiber Die 8erbdItniiie in ienem
9nnbe.
.Merico lit obne etne @egieriing
uno foftiih in einem Suitaiib Ger
9lnorhie". ingte er. v@it glusnabme
oes Staates Ducatan, IN Dem cine
Irt Sronung nod aufrehtgebalten
miro, lit es in gan5Werico fir ic0er-
mann gefGbrlih, berim5ureiien. Gie
9rieantenbnnben, Die raIben, hren-
nen uno pliinoern, obne pon Den Be-
BORDEN oaran gebinoert 5u meroen.
iino Die llriahe aGer llnruben. Son
oen acknowledgement fnnn man
feine ginmengung ertuorten, oo cs
feinc nennensmerte geutionalregie-
rlilg 9iebt.
Sic Ser. Stanten iollten lire
5ruppen aus Sern Gru5 nidt 5uriid
Sie6en. Sotpeit td] beobaften fonnte,
iit feline 9lusiiht aui @tablierlIng
elmer itobilen Hegieriing in @ericO
porbanOen. Garran5a lit ein fGbi-
ger politii iiher .Siibrer, nber er fam
aIs ;Siibrer f/n IGnnern rlidt nit
@illa pergIid)en meroen. Sd mlB
offen 5useiteben, oaB Die 3uitGnOe
in Merico beute ihlinmer linb, als
tie uilter Dem Maoero &eeime
maren."
8era 9rm5. 26. Sept. Sol.
3ranflin 5. Moies. aommauOant
erlten brigade Der 9unoes-
MarineioIoaten in 8era Gru5. ltar6
beute on 9orb oes SpitnlidiffeS
Solace an 2ingenentsiinoung.
9tacp, Sonora. Wter.. 26. Sept.
3lpeibunoert Cote puroen laut Or
sGbllngen ilii6ti9er Garran5a-Sol-
0aten geltern naf Der Sflaht 5lpi-
ihen oen 5ruppen oes @oub. Map-
torenu lino oes @en. Serianlin Sill
anf Dem 5eloc 5piihen Santa Bar
bara uno Sauta Gru6 Iiegen ge-
laiien. Sen. Sill befin0et lid, bier
uno portet auf Snitruftionen ans
Der Stabt Merico, oh er nod i'll
9taco eegen Maptorcnn @iberitanb
leiIten iolle.
llnteroeiIcn baben 700 0iann Ser
Sinihen Sruppen Gananen ge.
rGltmt uno fonlnten bierber. Sic
6enbunoert anore Ntann iino I'M.
iti6e geIaiien 0a Die 2ofomotiuen,
mel6e bic Srilppen5iiee 5ogen, man-
gels Sei,materioIs iteben blieben.
9luei 9ofon1otipcn tplirben beltte ab-
aeiortot, I'M oie geltranoeten Srltp-
pen Sit retten
g1oibineton, 26. Sept. @e.
neral Gnrran5o rief geitern cine Ser
iannllling bes oiplomatiidea 9orps
in Der Staot 0ferico 5uiammen uni
informiertc Die 0ertreter Der ous-
ipGrtigen MGfte, oab rpeitcre aGnl'
pie in Ierico lpabriheinlid nifi
permie6en pcroen fonnen. 0ieIf
gtaGriht trai beutc auf offi5iellen1
@ege bier Elm.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
@adt an New Yorfs
SDren.
Stint trausatlantiide
Sdiffe bente ab=
gefabren.
Gutcs Sirens flast uieber iiber Ntan.
gel an Silfsseloern.
yclsiide aOmntiiiiun amiiiiert iidD
in luinSiger Stabt.
Die Sransfcricrnng frember Sdpiffe
nadJ Slmerifns &esiiter.

HeD Jort, %. Sept. Ter
hritii9e oilisfreu5er, ser friibere
Gunaro 0anpfer @aronia, iebte
bcltte Die i6arie @a9e fort, Die er
geltern ON @ingang gum 9tem Yor-
Ter Safen bielt. Gr lag in Der Sobe
bon Sanop SOot, ais ob er peran-
fert Ddre Ger britii6e arcu5er
Saneaiter, Der geitern iein 9egIeiter
luar, mar lDGbren0 Der ltaft abge-
tabren uilO fonnte bcute nlorgen
nidt geieben peroen.
8a 8aibington. %. Sept. Bon
oen $3.50 900, Die oas amerifanilde
&Ote areu5 bis jest fiir ieinen
ariegs.Silfsfoilos erbalten bat, pur.
Oeu lallt elmer belltigen 9efanntaabe
6creits $2S0,000 perausgabt. rGs
lit oesbulb tlar", iagte Der 9cri6t,
voab Die @eieuidaft MIR penig
mebr, als iie bereits getan bat, cr.
5ielen fann, menn ni6t eir groBer
9etrag peitercr &ontriblltimlen ein.
lauft." Gie erite 6ilfs-@rpcoition
nad europa foitet 100000; 5lrnl
9lnfauf bon Spitals -ginridtlngen
un0 meOisinii9cn 9lrtifeIn ipuroe1
$4,000 peralisgabt uno $4,000
lpuroen an Die europdiihen Not
er5-@eicaidaften geianot.
9tem 9orf, 26. Sept. Sehs
transatlantiid)e Sampfcr lolen bell-
te 9tep Yorf perlaiien. llnter ibnen
befinoet lit Der @bite Star- Gam
pier Gretic, 0eiien 9lbiabrt aber me-
gen slusbriid,s zines 9ranoes in iei.
mem Shiffsralm peri6oben merOen
muRte; ferner Die Sampfer Olympic
nadl 8las9on, Die 9lmericn Ser
SSstalieniid]en 9inie nod 9teupel, Die
9eelano nah 9iperpool, oie Gamc-
ronia nod Glasgow uno bic 0iin-
nelpasfn na6 9onoon. 9lQe oieic
Sd)iffe baben nlr eine gcringe Nm
SabI pom Taiiagieren gebuAt. lln-
fer oenEaiiagieren Der Olympic mar
aermit &ooiepeIt ltno iein2srau, Die
iiber Manbeiter nad) @ucnos 9lircs
geben. Sort mil Serr 9fooieuclt
cine Ssiliole Der 9tational Sin 9ant
eroffnen. Seinc Shpelter, ,Srnll
@i6oro Ierbp. NOR ritf Eniiagic'
rim Ser Olympic; lie beaIeitet ibreu
! 8atten, einen Ir5t, nnd) Toris, lpu
cr an Dem GriegsipitnI orbeitcr
| miro. Sic fir bette ongeIcttc Ib'
fnbrt oeS fran5oniden Gannpiers
@irainia ipuroc nuf %ontuq per.
! idoben. Seine trnnsntlontiider
Iampfer limo bier bclttc fdaiQ.
Ghicago. 26. Sept. 0iitglic
Ger ser 6elgiihcn Spc5ialfommii
iion, oic fiir5Iid) in @aibingtoi
gcgen onacblihe @rniliamfciten bel
/ oeutiden Srlippcn in 9eIgien pro
tciticrt battcn. trnfen bier bciite 81
einer Neutrality-suspicious. Oltrd oil
Staot cin.
" ibington. 26. Scpt. eau
cin \ Mitteilung aus Der britildcl
9otihaft bat Die britii6c Hcgicrun!
all ole ibre aoniuln ,Snitruftionel
geionbt, oaB lie aegcn Die Trans
fericriing bon Sdiffcn pom britiidel
nod amerifanii6em Hc9iiter feinel
Ginlpono crbebcn noac. ipann inlne
oieie Sd)iffc itdnoig Gigcniitm Dol
9lmerifanern maren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
@erlangt Ser5enspflaiter.

. etc sfep. 0fih., 90. slug.
Gin SerSenspflaiter BON $4,000
oerlangt Srau sloa aeiier BON Dem
rei6en SSunggeiellcn &o6ert 6. slmes
bon Hetosfep, Oen lie iuegen angeb=
liden Sritdes oes Gbeueripreders
sSrau aeiier mar Sous
bGlterin bei slnles.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
Nae Serindt, &luds 9lrmee 81
nngebeu, gei9eitert.

cine flagrante &erlesltng oes &olter-
redts lei. Ger &oniul miro Den
9Srotelt belite abeno abidliden.
2onoon, %. Sept. Cine &eu-
tcrocpei6e aus &apitaot lnelbet. -OaB
cine IiiOafrifonii6e Srrppenabtei-
lung 9iioeribbll6t in Sellti6 SiiO=
meltafrifa belest bat. Die oeuti6e
@elatrng bate lib uorber 6lrildge-
5ogen,' na60em iie Die Sriiden ger
It0rt uno Die brnbtloien 9lpparatc
bera6eenon1men bate. 0ie Staot
ieIbit Iieb lie intaft. Die 9elcsung
ereignete ii6 am 19. september.
6ofio, 26. Sept. aaiierlide
9oten buben Sofio perlaiien Ino
iinO nod Dem Sdaiiplab Ter Opera-
tionen Dor Cling Sao abgegangem
Inn 0en iapanii6en uno britil6en
SeeIeuten llno Soloaten, Die BORT
fooperieren, oie faiierli6en @riiBe
5u ii6erbringen.
Il III, 26. Sept. lleber EnriS.
Die iSreinaurer baben Der Hegie-
rung ibren @alnit, eineil Der groBten
in Der Staot, i'm 6alle oes &rieges
fir 6oipital5pede angeboten Der
&riegsminiiter nnttportete. er Deroe
oas irerlnolihe glner6ieten I'M 6alle
elmer aQgemeinet Mobiliiation III
@rlpGgling 5ieben.
Seneoig, iiberEaris, 26. Sept
Gin Selegramm aits 8ien meloet,
0aB Der SSillin5nlinilter angeli6ts
Der 9lnfiinoigung, oaB Die friegfiib-
renoen Nationen Die 3inien ibrer
S6uloen inSeIterrei6 niht bejablcn
poaen, beidIoiien bot, oaB nld Die
0iterrei6ii6en &upOns in Taris llno
9onoon nidt eingelolt perben lolleu.
SSn @ien iei Der erite iSal bon
Cholera fonitatiert iporoeu uno
jnor bel einem Don Der Sroilt 5uriid-
acfebrten bertpun0eten Sffi5ier. Ger
&ronfe lpilroe lofort iioliert. tSdlle
uon &ubr fontlnen lebr bGllfig Dor.
Ger Ofilitdrfon1nanbant Der bos=
nil6en Souptitaot Saraiepo bat 3u-
tritt nod Saraiepo ltno Serlaiien
Ger Staot itreng perboten. 9tiir nit
beionoeren Tdlien aus9eltattete Ser
ionen Oiirfen Ole Stabt pcrlaiien
ooer in Die Staot fonmen.
Saris, 26. Sept. Seit eli
Sagen uno 5ebn 9tGhten bauert Die
S6laft on Der glisne linllnterbro-
den fOrt ltnO nod mnrtet mnn uer-
geblid aiif Die Nadridt bon elmer
@ntiheioung. S0ier uno on n1eloet
cine offi5ieae Wfitteilung Elm Sor.
geben ODER elm 3uriidfalen, aber
cine gntiheioitng ideirt nod mir
eeno berbeigefiibrt poroen 5i iein.
9ie leete offi5ielle fran50iii6e
Niitteiliing int perl6icoener iol6er
Seipe9uneen gripGbnitng. sluf oem
franjoiiiden linfen 6liigel, no Die
llmgcbung oes oeiltiden redten sslil-
gels periiidt miro, nluBten Die Sron-
5oien geitern elm wenig 5itriidgeben,
oa lie auf cine oelttife lleberma4t
itieBen. Sofort purben aber Ser
itGrflngen oufgebradt uno Die Sran-
5oien begannen ben slrsriif bon
neuem.
slebrIit botten Die 9eutifen alif
oen Sohcn oil Der Moos grfolqe,
nbcr es gelong linen. mic bie off.
Sielle Niitteilung beiagt. nidt, oen
TIliB su iiberi6reiten. Sn oieier
@eaeno babe II ober Die Seutiden
Serroin perIoren, iaeen Die 6rdn-
soicn, oa iie BON Hancp imo bon
SouI aus ansegrifien murSen. Iud
I'M SInen oes 32oepreoIitriftea ieieu
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26

Die einatge fdsri6e sent.
f6e Beit,tng IN 2ai8igan.
Def8e Ole 9epef9en 6sr
RH. YreHe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
Satcr nnb SDbn Dernlt'
gliidt.
Ghienguer bon ibrem 9liltumubil
lIcransgeidllcnbert nnS gctOtet.

SSoIlingforo. Cont, 26.
Sept 3lpei lf1nner, aiii6einenO
&aterlno Sobn, un0 beioe BON Chi
cu9o. purOen bier bel,tc gctotet. OILS
Oos 9lutomobil, in Dem lie fubrcn,
beim &reil5en oes StraBenbabngc
leiies oabinglitt uno umficl. Cine
@anotaid)e trua oen Aamcn j. o.
0toric, 2119 0fid)igon-9lpenue, Chi
cago
Gbicago, 26. Sept Gic ;uci
in @aaingforo, Conn. gctotctcn
@tonner norcn i. y. 0ioric. Gin
bieiiger Jfeltaurateur, lino icinSo6n
$. Sultan Woric.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
SntariO's Yremier tot.
Sir Snmcs Ylinp @bitncp erlas
elmer 8cbirmblmtnng.

oronto, Cut. 90 Sept. Cir
Comes 9Slinp @bitnep. Yremier
pon Ontario, itnrb bier geitern plob-
lid in ieincm Sous. @ebirnblu
tilng miro als 5obesliriahe angege-
ben. Gr mar II SSabre oft uno miro
Don ieiner @itipe, elmer Sod]ter uno
einenl Sobn iiberlebt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
Grfol9e anf SEM linfell
bellticben ylll9el Scr
0rOEem Stbl0cbt.
Seutl6e iteben jebt bel 6t.Mi:
htel. 20 Meilem unter 2}er0un.

Die 0eutifen aiif Dem 9fiidSug be.
griffen, ooh baiIerc Der aompi nod
fort.
9onoom %. Sept. Ser Eetro-
grader aorreiponocnt Der Gpcning
9telus tclegrapbicrt. oaB Der 6aa Der
Staot Gbpron oic oiterreidiid)c
Stellling Don Tr5empal inbe5ug auf
Observation-Disclosures polllt1noig
iioliert babe. GhDrom liegt 90 @fei-
len iiioli6 bon Yr5emDsl II Der gfdbe
eines pi6tgen giienbabnfnoten-
plrlftes.
8aris, 26. Sept. gn glpinti-
fer. Der bon ser 6ront Suriideetebrt
lit, er5ablt Don Den groBen S6wie-
rigteiten, nit oenen man Su fanl-
pfen babe, penn mittels 5lug5euges
9iefognos5ierungsfabrten unternom-
men perben. Die Glieger miiiien iid]
einunoeinpierteI W3eile bod erbeben
uno ouh iolber 9obe iinb fleinere
9inge aiid nit ben beiten ,Sern-
glGiern ni6t mebr gut 5iI ieben.
,Sliege man aber nieoriger, 10 lei
man Dem ieinoli6en @epebrfeuer
aus9elest, oas niel beiier pirfe OILS
Sdrnpnellteuer, oa es ii6 mebr ai,f
oas tSlug5erg fon5entriere.
9oroeaur. 26. Sept. 0as
Narincminiiterium fiinoigt an. oaB
oas fran5oliide &anOnenboot CUR
prize om 81. September Coco Seaf
in Der oeutihen &olonie &omerun
i'm iauatorialen 9lfrifa beiest babe.
oonoon. 26. Sept. 9ie leete
oifi5iele 9lnfiinoi9iing bes oeutid)en
Sauptquarticrs. Die 9onOon errei6t
bot, legt oar, oaB auf Dem neltlifen
&riegsi6nuplab, no MIR flelnere
engagements Itattgeiiinoen ba6en,
feine mirfli6en @rfolge 5u perjeid).
men iino
Tas @etter bot lid aiif Dem melt-
lihen SliigeI eebeiiert iino nah Ya-
riier Witteilitnecn lit BORT iest cine
ailBerorbentlih betBe Sdlaft i'm
8ange.
gus griiiiel fonlnen naf) 2onoon
gfahri6ten BON 3piltigfeiten jfpi-
i6en preilfiiden uno bapriiten
Tritppen uno aus oieiem @ritnoe
ieien aac bapriiden 5rlippen bon
Selgien nod SSronfreif) gel6idt
poroen. SSn 9riiiiel miro Dies offi.
5iea in Nbreoe geItelt.
Sepeihen aus 9etrogroo erflGrelt,
baB Die 3ipilregierling in arnfai
bon Teuti6Iono iibcrnomnlen NOR
Den iei uno baB Gciitlhlano orei
9lrmeeforps in Die @cgeno pon Sra.
fau geihift habe. Inn alif ben bepor.
itebenoen rrliIiihen Ingrifi porberei-
tet 81 lein.
@leidfaaS ans Tetrograo fomnf
Die 9tadridt. bnB aller Sonoels-
pcrfehr sluii6en Berlin uro oen Dit
iccbdfen 2an5ig. Gliding uno Stettin
eingeitclt moroen lei.
Seiterrcih bat abernols Die
lleber9nbe Der Staot 9elgrao gefor-
BERT. lie Serben nntlporteten o.
nit. oaB iie Ole Tonaiimonitore Der
oit.-iing. Monard)ic beidoiicn. Sn-
jpiiden iesen Die 9alfanaaiicrten
ibren 9lngriff auf Die bosnii6e
Sauptltaot Saraiepo tort.
9orbeaur. 26. Sept. Sicr
iino Gremplnre .einer in Gbaur De
aSonos. S6mci5. publi5icrten 3ei-
tllng cingetroffer, norin sSolgenoes
mitgeteilt miro:
sSobrifanten in Gbour DC fonos
baben bon oeutiden 9unoen 9riefe
oes SSnbaltcs erbalten. oaB oieie ibre
f6Qiaen Hchniin9en ro.5eit nidt be-
gleifcn fonnen. ba cs gegen oas ,Sn-
terciic Geuti6lanos marc, gegenlpGr-
tig @eIo ins Sluslanb 3u idlifen.
"a lie ieooh iiber5eugt icien. Sab Die
Sdlpci5er oen Sieg Geuti6Ianos
lpiinihen, 10 bGtten iic iiir oas @elb
fa-sA4s,,ns eai e.iN m
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-26
Nanne ,Sutel Gardens

@roBe Gr0ffnlns Snmitae. Den 26.
Sept Ginrritt fiir Soc--en 10c; Samen
frci. Grheiter 9r5Bsr :mo Sou3innl
hsiier oils ie. (aIHeineI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
SWIMMING POOLS CLOSE
ON 18TH OF SEPTEMBER
District Authorities Think Season
Should End When School
Work Begins.

September 10 will be closing day for the
municipal swimming POOLS Although
there is no prospect of a let-up in at
tendance by that date, District author
tiles are of the opinion that the SWIM
ming season should end when school
work begins.
But for several enforced closings, due
to lack of funds for operating expenses
before the District appropriation bill was
passed, the bathing beach this season
would have hung up a new mark for at
tendance. AS it is, the highest single
days attendance on record was estab-
lished last month, when 900 persons Wis
tied the pools in one day.
Tomorrow there will be practical
demonstration of life saving and artificial
resuscitation at the pools. beginning at II
am. 1t will be conducted by Commodore
Benjamin H. Schlomberg. United States
Volunteer Life Saving Corps, who has
been on tour of the country giving SINH
lar exhibitions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
Polls.

The trials of war are brought wildly
to the attention of Washington theater-
goers this week in David Belasco's IA
nous drama, THE Heart of Maryland
with near-Washington setting, as pre-
sented by the Poll Players. Thrilling in
its realism. patriotic appeal. romance
and sectional strife. and picturing true
love story. the play last night appealed
strongly to patrons of the Poll Theater.
where it had its first presentation. when
Mrs. Leslie Carter was its heroine
Miss Izetta Jewel as Maryland Cal
vert, who, unconscious that her northern
lover is the prisoner against whom she
testifies as spy to shield the name OF
her brother, who has been shot as spy.
gives an earnest portrayal. and rises tc
the climax of tragedy when her lovel
discloses himself and she learns that he
is the son of the Confederate general tc
whom she has been making her passion
ate plea. She plays with telling effect
when the northern officer-lover has beer
condemned by his own father to be shot
and as the bell tolls the sunrise hour, she
mufiies the tongue Of the bell. and swing.
high in air twixt life and death, to save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
BIG CROWD ON OUTING.
Sons of Veterans Conduct Excursio
to Chesapeake Beach.

crowd estimated at nearly 5000 at
tended the annual excursion Of William
B. Gushing Camp. No. 30, Sons of Vet
Grams. to Chesapeake Beach yesterday.
Addresses by Commander A. B. Barring
er, ]. D. Perry and music were included
in the entertainment program.
An athletic carnival which began at
o'clock embraced the following events:
Fifty-yard dash for boys under sixteen
won by John O'Donneli; 1O0-yard dash
for boys eight to twelve years old. won
by Victor Pierce; 100-yard dash for girls
eight to fourteen years old, won by
Marion Armstrong: o0-yard dash for
women. won by Mrs NJ. Monkey; frog
race for boys under sixteen. won by
Philip McKenney: Girl Scouts receiving
and sending a message by signals, won
by Marion Harris. Troop ). Takoma
Park; Boy Scouts. sending and receiving
messages by signals, won by J. Denslow
Eggleston, Troop p, Takoma Park;
mems race, 100-yards. won by Parkins
Birthright; Girl Scouts, 50-yards dash
won by Lillian McGinnis, Troop 2, Capt.
toll Heights.
Lodges of the Patriotic Order Sons of
America and the Women's Auxiliary of
william B. Gushing Camp assisted in
caring for and entertaining the excur-
sionists.
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COMMISSIONERS CITED
IN P0lICEMAN'S CASE
Asked to Show Cause Why Edward
S. Wood Should Not Be
Reinstated.

Justice Gould of the District Supreme
Court today cited the District Commits
sioners to show cause September IL why
they should not reinstate Edward S.
Wood. policeman, who was removed
March Z last.
The rule of the court is based on a
petition in mandamus filed by the former
policeman through Attorney George c.
Gertnan. Wood claims that the board
which tried him was Illegally constituted
in that Capt Peck served as a member
of the board before the formal order OF
the Commissioners designating him as
SUCCESSOR to Capt. Byrnes, former pre-
siding officer of the board.
When the attention of the Commits
sioaers was called to this alleged IT.
regularity by Attorney Gertmar the!
answered that two of the board Of
Commissioners had verbally agreed tc
the suggestion of Maj. Sylvester thai
Capt Peck head the trial board, but
admitted that the written order hat
not been signed at the time of the
trial
Attorney Gertman contends that tht
law requires the action of the board
a. unit in designating the member:
of the trial board, ana that the indi
Vidual action of two Commissioners il
not sufficient under the law.
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from wire stand. PAPER mache
bust and a gown, in full view Of the
audience, without screens or curtains,
by man. with a woman assistant.
who keeps up humorous converse
ton during the preliminary details. It
is the real novelty of the season. Dolly
and Mack have a fine musical number
which shows Dolly's proficiency as a
violinist in a high degree. An enjoy
able little playlet entitled Neigh
bors,' without crooks or villains, but
with a clever and enjoyable Irish charac-
terization, is presented by Milton De
Long, Emily Lyon and Walter Barth.
and the Six Berlin Madcaps conclude
the performance with an ensemble OF
the sextet in acrobatic dance numbers
Stella Cope, with a modern creation
of brass pipes and rosined gloves,
makes music, and includes in her act
banjo playing and songs. while Lewis
and Chapman have a conglomeration
of nonsense, the funniest part OF when
Is their bogus mind reading. the
Hearst-Selig news pictures In motion
head the film features. Wednesday
and Friday the Cosmos country store
will be an added attraction. THURSDAY
the bill will be changed beginning at
the matnees.
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ANIQN1l1 1LZgEll|Z|2

his life. Carl Brickert. as the northern
lover, ably supports Miss Jewel His
acting was at all times thoroughly in
keeping with the spirit of the drama
Miss Marie Carroll, cast in a minor role
as Nanny McNair, vivacious girl with
outspoken northern sympathies, is espe-
cially good.
Stanley James. as Gen. Hugh Kendrick,
commanding the southern forces, gives
a strong character delineation. and Will
liam D. Corbett. the villain Of the piece.
assumes with nicely of detail the part
of "a man without a country" a Con-
federate spy. cheating both sides, play
Ing the game for his own ends alone, I'M
fair both in love and war. Walter Won
Boekman assumes the trying role of
Lloyd Calvert, a northern spy, secretary
to the southern commander-in-chief who
is shot in trying to get through to the
Union lines. The company this week is
unusually large, but all the players ac-
quit themselves with zeal, in a smooth,
well balanced production. Others in the
cast include Russell Fillmore, Cecil Bow
ser, Miss Louise Kent, Miss Ada Sherman,
Jack Ellis, William H. Evarts, Charles T.
Dwyer, James s. True, Jerome Reimers,
Ben Scott, Will Benson, Hardie Meakin,
Steve Gill. Tom Dempsey. Frank Wilson,
Miss Dora Eaton, Charles Foster, Will
liam Jerome and A. Goode bubble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-01
B. F. Keith,s.

The opening of the vaudeville season
at Keiths Theater last night found an
audience that filed the house in every
part. The lobby was tastefully decorated
with, flowers. the attendants wore their
new fall suits, and to cap the climax
Musical Director Clark sprang new
march, written for the occasion. entitled
''Keith's Second Season. which was
played as the initial curtain went up.
The program was of the sort to please,
with three or four headliners. Perhaps
the only drawback was that the stars
find it difficult to part with old material
If applause counts, Jack Wilson and his
company are entitled to the premier po-
sition on the bill. Continuously intro
ducing new stuff, Wilson is very funny
along original lines and eight recalls
were his reward at the conclusion of his
act Gallagher and Carlin have a sketch
entitled Before the Mast, which is a
veritabIe laugh-producer. Winona Win
ter sang several songs n her well known
style and called forth applause. Other
good acts included Cecil Lean and Cleo
Mayfieid, in songs and chatter; Newhoff
and Phelps. in a bright comedy skit;
Rosa Crouch and George WEIGH, in aero
batic dancing; Mang and Schneider, ath-
letes; Spissel Brothers and Mack. in an
acrobatic pantomime, and the Hearst
Selig pictures.