The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-05
EVANSVILLE HOLDS
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Proceeds for Guard Relief and Fire.
mems Association.

Hyattsville was entertained yesterday
by the town fire department and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Company F, First
Maryland Infantry. These two organiza-
tons comparatively gave Hyattsville
patriotic celebration for the Joint beneht
of the Gusrdsmen on the border and the
firemen's relief association. Races in the
morning and speaking In the afternoon
left no idle minutes. $3.50 - ..r 80
The spesk ers of the day were Sydney
e. Mudd. Representative of the Fifth
Maryland Congressional district In Con-
gress. and now candidate for reelection
and his Democratic opponent, Jackson II
Ralston. Mr.. Ralston, who spoke hrst
discussed Peace and the Relation of the
Present Administration to Peace" He
cited the case of the Lusitania as re-
rnarkable example of restraint on the
part of the nation and the admlnistra-
ton, 80. '- H." q. 49, =. - E.;
90 Mr.. Mudd spoke on the Blessings OF
national and industrial peace and patriot
ism" Mr.. Mudd said: Il do not believe
that this country will ever, under either
Republican or a Democratic adnSnistra.
ton, seek war for aggrandizenn1At, but
that II will ever fight II the national
peace or honor is threatened. Just as
our young men so nobly responded te
the call when Mexico threatened, 80 vii
they ever do"
Fire Chief Edward Keegin was master
Of ceremonies. The committee on ar
rangements was: John N. Adams Ed
| ward Devlin, Stephen J. Kelley, Johr
Fainter, r. A. King, Harry Degges, anc
Henry Deckleman.
Mrs Mills O'Keefe was chairman Of
| the ladies' auxiliary committee. She was
| assisted on the general arrangements
committee by: Mrs. NJ. C. Robinson. Miss
S. E. Quisenberry, NJ. Spalding. Mrs. M
Halloran, Mrs. o. A. Greager, and MIS-:
| A. Rennolds.
The National Training School Bant
Erlayed throughout the day.
| Summary OF athletic events:
Iooysrd dash; open-won by @. Fenwics; second
syard dash: married lsdie--won by Mrs. VI
Moss; seoond. tie between Mrs. A. Deeses and Mrs
| L. MolyuesuI.
5oyard dash: girls under l5-won BY Grace Kee
GIN; second Maud Little
0-y.rd dash boys under A-won hg Joseph Nal
| ley: second BENJAMIN James
6oyard dash girls under ltWon By Katherine
Dicksrsou: second, Weno Cats.
pyard dash: boys under B-won BY John Bal
lard; second, John Holiday
Sack raoe-won By F. Chestnut; second. samue
Crosthwsite.
Shoe race-won By John schiIIhaas; second, wss
| ley Frame.
Potato r,oe-wou By Wells Fsinter and Pa1sor
Holder.
The following firms kindly donated
articles as prizes:
Hyattsville Grocery Company. Hahn.
| Shoe Store. Goldenberg's. Hub Furniture
Company. Lansburgh & Bro. (dry goods)
Saks & Co.. Castlebergs, d. J. Kauf
man, D. n. walford Sporting Goods
Company, House & Hermann, Rudolph
& West Chardware), Bridget
Company, Julius Lansburgh Furniture
Company, S. Kanns Sons, Vim Sporting
Goods Company Corby Baking Com
pany, General Baking Company. P. NJ
Dorsch. White Cross Bakery. Schind, er's
Peanut Butter Company, Havenner':
Bakery W. F. Roberts Athletic Goods
Company, A. G. Spalding Bros, Brown
ley's Candy Store. W. B. Moses & Sons
Hecht & Co.. Scull Boscul Coffee Com
pany, and Boswell Bros. groceries.