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WIN Tr, Jimmy Johnst"n.

SYRACUSE. May 23-All of the SIS
Inc indicted for bringing in the john
son-Ntllard ueht pictures by photo
graphing them across iho horder vii
have t. stand trial Judge Ray Of the
the United states District Court over
ruled the hmurrcr to the Indictment to-
day Among e." SIX nuu who VIII lee
tried - James J. Johnston. who man
9GcH tho h"N'G. matches in Madison
square Garden.
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BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES
OF THE BOXING ARENA

Joe yelling. the chicago lightweight.
who has been IN New York for three
months trying To get action Of some sort
has obtained a match nt last. lie wa
engaged by the broadway sporting club
Of Brooklyn Yesterday To hos Jack Brit
ton ten rounds next TUESDAY night.
Britton already has been signed to Fac"
any opponent tn" club might select, So
the match now IL cl,uohcd
billy Gibson ncar.N "linrhcd his deal
yesterday under the terms Of which I'D
Lewis Is to accompany tho expedition
to Buenos AyrcS nest month. He made
n hna, offer Of $40. 600 to Lewis for
1--we bouts, opponents Ia he named later
Jimmy Johnston. VINO looks after the
KIDS financial welfare. said n" prob
ably will accept to-day or tomorrow
Johnston expects Jack Britton to he one
OF I.cwis's adversarics,
Two contests with an International
tinge will he the features Of the opcu.ng
card Of the Washington Paris Sports
club. promoted by Harry follok, 1t al,
In the home Of the late lamcnted Brook-
Ign Feds, Alphonsc Badoud Of France
Is the foreigner In one bout. with Italian
Joe Cans against him. Jake Ahearu,
otherwise known ms John Bulls Roy,
will tackle the Zulu Kid in the other
ten rounder
Jack Saylos and Jack Slarhcy, l",al
baniams Will clash IN tho main bout a.
the stadium A. q. tonight, Pete Hart
ley and Paddy Burns are scheduled lor
another ten round fracas.
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New Orleans. 2, Memphis ! t~elve In
ninSs)
LITTLE Rock. II; Mobile, ! 'seNen In
"'@hattsnoogs 2; Birmingham, o.
Chsttanooga = Birmingham. = ueNen
inningsD
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American Association ResuIts.

Louisville, 3: Toledo o.
,n.GmbuH, s. indianapolis. .
minneapolis. IL: Milwaukee.
n city, 3 st. Paul. 2.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOAT
SA'E-lthacs May 81. 1870 round ,rir
..h.snisni service via Lehigh Valley Rail.
.oed Phone BryaHt <2f. for moving
H,and ttsnd seals, Seven Ticket Onices on
nm,",ns"aN; 20 Flatbush Avenue. Brooklyn,
"' AaI~tl street. Sewsrk-Itt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24

Pacific Coast League,
oakland, 4; Ior Angeles. !.
SAN Francisco. =; Salt Lake. T.
VASsea, .; Portland. I.
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THE BREAKERS

ON tho ocean at spring lok" fcac', y I
Op.n- Jan. 80 Nnw onru ~" Inspection
LOUIS y MOSS. owner drN Mrr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
Lincoln Circle. G. A. r.

Lincoln Circle. No. 3. Ladies' Of the
@. A. r.. will hold their meetings the
coming year with Mrs. Jeanne Harvey
Street, 1917 Sixth street northwest. the
first and third Monday night Of each
month. The president Mrs. Clara Az
cry. IL planning q bazaar for the latter
part of October. and q euchre party Ia
in prospect for q later meeting. At the
opening meeting of the District Fedora
ton OF women's Clubs. the last Tuesday
in October, Lincoln Circle will present
the new colors-red, white and blue
which were adopted by the federation at
its last meeting, in place or purple ana
yellow. ... -
A lunch box party was held at q. A.
r. Hall on Tuesday evening ey the
ladies of Phil Sheridan Corps. NO: Y
w. r. c. The department president
Mrs. NJ. Thompson, and many mem
bers of the stan, as well as members
from other corps and from the q. A; n,
were present. Among the speakers
were Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Isabel Wor'
rell Ball, and Mrs. Carrie Curry. Al the
| close of the program. the lunch boxes
were auctioned of by Robert Copeland
The regular meetings Of the corps ar
held at @. A. r. Hall on the nrst anc
third Tuesday OF the month. The OF
ficers are Mrs. Carrie Curry. president
| Mrs. Marion B. Parker, secretary
Mrs, g. p. Ferren, treasurer, and Mrs
LYDIA A, Oldroyd, chairman OF the ex
i ecutiye committee.
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Capitol Hill History Club.

During Its winter meetings, which
will be held on the second and fourth
Wednesday afternoons Of each month,
the Capitol Hill History Club will con-
tinue its study OF the growth and de-
velopment OF our nation. The pro-
gram will include colonial history and
the acts leading up to revolution,
growth In political parties. the postal
system. the Louisiana and Alaska
purchases, national calamities, crises
In our foreign relations. waterways
and harbors. water power and irriga-
ton. development OF the iron industry,
race amalgamation and the evolution
of the American type, architecture,
forestry. medicine and surgery, indus
trial economies. the Cuban revolution
and the Spanish war. American inven-
tons. the physical scientists, newspa-
per editors, the Supreme Court, the
Mormons. hard times. social problems
and progress and poverty. national
sports and amusements, modern philan-
thropists, reformers, sculptors, au-
thors. preachers, the rise of the public
school. our responsibilities to the FILL
ptno. historical homes and landmarks
| The opening number at each meeting
will be study of the development OF
the States during certain periods In the
early history OF the nation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
League of American Penwomen.

The most important work to be under
taken during the coming season by the
League Of American Penwomen 10 the
bill to reduce postage on manuscripts
for publication. Miss Mabel. author OF
a series of stories soon to appear In tho
Smart Set and the Woman's Magazine.
is chairman Of the authors rights COM
mittee. appointed to push the postage
bill. Thorvald Solberg. head Of the
copyright division Of the Library OF
Congress- will address the club at an
early meeting which Ia to be devoted
to the subject Of copyrights. At the
opening meeting. appropriate action Will
be taken on the recent death of Mrs.
Mabel Temple Jamison. in Jeanette, Pa
Several book manuscripts, written by
Mrs. Bertha Lincoln. Heustis, former
president OF the league, were destroyed
by accident when Just ready for the
publisher. on tho eve OF her departure
for California.
A atoriette by Mrs. Della Hine Merits.
the league humorist, will shortly be
published In the Editors Drawer Of
Harpers Magazine, and q book OF her
children's stories which have appeared
in various magazines, 70 about ready
for the press.
Mrs. Emma Vaughn Triepel. librarian
of the Treasury Department. and editor
of It's daily news summary. II one OF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
.Conrre.sional Union Notes.

Cameron House In. q scene OF con-
tinuous activity just at present, while
the entire Congressional Union mem
bership throughout the United States
10 being circuiarixed for financial and
other aid In the Western campaign.
Miss Alice Paul, chairman, is at pres
there. assisted by Miss Gertrude
Croker,
Mrs. e. NJ. Dean, official hostess Of
o On. has H whsne ass
has been comforting with prominen!
suffragists Ms to the best means Of
raising money.
A class for the study Of organising
vading the Western States for tho fall
campaign against tho Democratic
party. $50
Miss Maud Jameson. who has beer
assisting Mrs. Minnie Il, Brooke. 81
Chevy Chase, In her various Virgins
campaigns. has returned TO Cameron
House and Joined the organization
study class.
Miss Elsie Hill, formerly Frnncf
teacher in the Central High Schoo. and
organizer Of the College Equal euf
frage CluD, mas Deen uOinB OtBthlkh
ton work in Indiana, Iowa. North Da,
kota and Illinois. She II now In charge
Of the Colorado publicity bureau II
Denver.
Miss Sadie Fiatman. of England. ad
vertislrg manager for the Suffragist
lP making n trip across the continent
busiiy engaged In calculating expenses
and getting estimates on posters, ban
pers. and other campaign material
Mrs. Jessie Hardy McKaye II tour
/ ing tho State Of Illinois. organizing
meetings, and speaking in the interes
of the Woman's party In that state
Mrs. McIayo had lost her vote In IL
| linois through her marriage to n lcga
resident OF the District OF Columbia.
The publicity work OF the woman
party throughout the country Ia beinl
directed from Chicago by Mrs. abb
Scott Baker, who Ia descended from
{ long line OF army and navy officers
1 and is well known In Washington.
The District of Columbia IL being or
ganized into precincts under MIS-
\ Emily z. Stearns, zach precinct TO hav
it's own chairman. vice chairman. treas
urer, and secretary. and each preclnc
to be self-supportlng and co-operat
with the national organization.
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National Republican Club.

The woman's National Republicans
Club held its regular weekly meeting
"Wednesday evening IN the grill room
Of the New willard Hotel. with Judge
stanton c. Peeile a. the principal
The business meetings Of the, club
will In future be held at their v street
more. time at the "wednesday night
District organization. has composed
and published n political poem, The
Cali OF the Great" the Introduction 70
which, under the title Of God Of Pre-
paredness' is 10 be used as q Repub-
lican campaign song.
Mrs. Virginia White speei. president
OF the organization, who has Just re-
turned from New York city, announces
that the District club has been official
National Republican COMMITTEES. Mrs.
speel reports intense Interest being
taken in the special train 10 be sent
| out by the Woman's National Hughes
Alliance to tour twenty-elght States
between October . and November 2.
ana numbering among its speakers.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Gif-
ford Pinchot, Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, and
Mrs. Edward Sotesbury.
Social leaders. social workers. busi-
ness women. suffragists. and ants are
papers on both sides Of the political
fence are interested in the enterprise.
| The District club IL arranging q cam
paign to cover Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia. and southwest Ohio. A
permanent organization OF the national
association Il being planned, with
headquarters In Washington.
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women's National Democratic.

The woman's National Democrats
League OF America IL planning to hold
meetings the last Friday In cSrh month
at the New Ebbitt. The District mem
bership now numbers about 300 and the
league Is priding itself on an entire abb
sence Of debts, and the presence of un-
bounded enthusiasm and perfect har-
mony In its work. Mrs. Sailie GRANT
Smith u now secretary-treasurer Of tho
District campaign committee; Mrs.
George Metcalf Il chairman OF the mu-
sic committee; Miss Vera Ludwig II
chairman of the membership committee,
and Masses Laura Ludwig, Marshall
Brooke and Alice johnson are pages.
The national league membership num-
bers nearly 1900. and the officers in
clude Mrs. George A. Arms, president:
Mrs. Henry G. Cook. now doing organi-
nation work throughout Massachusetts,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. David Kinch-
loe. of Kentucky. second vice president;
Mrs. John Turney. chairman OF the
Southern league. and an advisory board
consisting OF Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs.
william Randolph Hearst. Mrs. Richard
p. Hobson, Mrs. Evelyn Tegues, Mrs.
Luke Lea. Mrs. Norman Mack, Mrs.
Norris Sheppard. Mrs. Louis p. Shoe
maker. Mrs. Philander Claxton. Mrs. J.
Edison Briggs. and Mrs. Charles B.
Smith.
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use OF which was given TO the woman's
Section Of the Navy League by Mrs.
Julian James. an honorary vice presi-
dent Of that organization. in memory
OF her brother Commander Mason u.
g. N. will be opened as a School Of
Preparedness for American Women on
October 18th.
The committee in charge Of the house
consists Of Mrs. George Dewey. hon
orary chairman; Mrs. Hugh L. Scott.
honorary member: Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock, honorary member: Miss Eliza
beth E1licott Poe. chairman: Mrs.
George Barnett, Mrs. Alexander Sharp.
81, Mrs. vylla Poe Wilson. Miss Natalie
Sumner lincoln. Mrs. Sidney Ballou,
and Mrs. Richardson Glover.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
Petworth League.

Ono Of the most active OF the subur-
ban organizations is the Petworth
Monday Of each month at the Petworth
M. e. Church. Among their public
spirited activities has been their work
for additional school buildings in that
SECTION and the TO tSssr .,fn IN she
The officers for the coming year are
Mrs. 8. w. Norton, president; Mrs. Sid
ney c. Thompson, vice president; MIS-.
NJ, w. Knowlton; recording secretsry;
secretary; Mrs. w. H. Criswell, treas
urer; Mrs. Ellis Logan. parliamentarian;
Mrs. H. d. Hill. honorary president
The literary committee of the Pet
worth League, Mrs Writ Taylor. chair.
man; Mrs. George Knox, vice chairman
and Mrs. Ed Russ, secretary, will meet
the second Monday In each month; anc
has planned program which Will In
ers, dramatists, and playwrights, popu
lar poets and humorists. anecdotes o.
Washington and Lincoln; manners and
customs OF colonial and OF ante-bellun
days: early history OF our city and Fed
sral reservations.
The music committee, Mrs. John Mac
Cechan, chairman. will meet each sec
ond Wednesday evening. and Will STUDY
the rise OF opera and oratorio, lives ant
music OF the world famous composers
and modern German. Russian. English
French. and italian music.
The educational committee, Mrs. Ed
ward b. Russ, chairman, will meet ever!
third Monday evening. Walter B. Pat
terson, supervising principal Of thu
fourth division and supervisor of atyp
ioal or ungraded schools, will address
the committee at it's November meeting
on ''The Exceptionable Child"
The home committe, Mrs. w. c. Dean
chairman, will meet on the third Tues
day afternoon OF each month, and thei
work will include child training an,
teaching. hospitality. novel entertaining
house inventory, helps from Uncle Sam
how and why to cook. art needleworl
and nrst aid.
The art committee. Mrs. Lyster Dewey
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the writer's on the nam edition OF the
Encyclopedia Americana
Miss Elisabeth Barnes, chairman or
the courtesy committee. while q dele
gate to the New York biennial. made
a special visit to Sing Sing in the IN
thropic work.
Miss Ruth Narcrop. on the staff Of
tho Haskin Syndicate. II now In charge
of the new Service Bureau In the
Worhan's world. Her latest pamphlet n
entitled, Helps to Housewives"
Woman's Section, Navy League.
The Theodosius Bailey Myers Mason
House at 1905 10th street northwest the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
Suffrage ORGANIZATIONS.

Al it's winter work. the District OF
Columbia State Equal Suffrage AS
sociation Is planning a system OF SUI
TRACE schools. They expect to utinLe
card clubs and literary societies al
ready existing. Several clubs nave az
ready consented to devote from fifteen
minutes TO half an hour Of each meet
Ing 70 the question of equal suffrage.
The lessons copyrighted by the New
York State suffrage party will DO USED
"a n basis. Miss Mary O'Toole. presi-
dent Of the State association. Is chair
man of the teachers committee.
30
The College EQUAL Suffrage League
will hold Its first meeting for the COM
ing season at the Congressional COM
mittee room OF the N. w. B., A. In
the Munsey Building. next Monday
evening. Reports will be heard from
the delegates to the Atlantic City con.
vention. Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan. OF
the District League, Is the newly
elected treasurer Of the national or
gAnixation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
Rebecca Odd Fellows.

The Rebecca branch of Odd Fellows
will hold meetings on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month
during the coming winter. The open
ing melting will be held next Tuesday
over the bank at Fourteenth and
kenyon streets -.vrN %
A committee meeting to plan for the
celebration OF the sixty-nfth anniver-
sary Of the founding of Rebecca
Branch, I. o. F., was held wednesday
evening. Mrs. Lulu Phillips presided In
the place of the chairman. Mrs. Maud
Keiser Brooks, who was unable to be
present. An entertainment Is being
planned for October IS in the auditorium
OF the I. o. F. hall.
Mt. Pleasant Lodge OF the Rebecca
Branch will meet over the bank at
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets north
west, next Wednesday. when large
number of candidates will be Initiated.
Mrs. Annie Z. Griggsby, past president
Of Rebecca Assembly, who has peen
spending the summer at Comorn, Va
rAtrirnad Friday.
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News Notes OF Personal Interest
Beatrice George, daughter Of Henry
George. r.. also attended the single

Beatrice George. daughter OF Henry
George, r.. also attended the Sinsle
Tar Conference at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. william 10. Andrews IL the new
chairman Of the legislative committee
OF the District federation. and II IL the
hope Of the federation president. Mrs.
Court #. Wood, that this committee
may be inktrumental in getting
fop sss ps sns,tn s S Andrews !. also
president Of the Day Nursery and DIS
plans in View for the Mothers. Club:
which has grown to be an impors TAM
within a club was organised originally
for the single purpose OF caring LOT
the children whose mothers have 70 go
out to work. but has broadened im ac-
who s need "a Il t', and the age limit has re-
Gently been discarded on behalf OF the
children OF the national guardsmen'
Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins. chair
man OF the District Federauon p,ess
comn;ittss: state sditor, for s enS Vice
president OF the National Press Asso-
citation, left the city on Monday Tor
trip to New Jersey and Illinois n,S e 70 STn
Women and Girls division OF me
United States Employment Service. N
October, she will tour the state OF
Maryland. delivering addresses az the
women's clubs that have set ASIDE an
employment day" TO study this lat
est line OF governmental ACTIVITY ON
behalf OF women.
Mrs. william e. Harvey. wife OF
General Harvey of the District Ma
/ tional Guards, and president OF the
woman's Relief Association OF the
National Guards, 10 Ill at the Wash
| ington Sanatorium at Takoma PARK
Mrs. Court r. Wood. president OF the
| District Federation of Woman's Clubs
10 taking Mrs. Haryey's place as
chairman of the Citizens Welfare
Committee during the latter's illness.
| Mrs. Josephine J. Locher. chairman
| Of the motion picture department OF
the District federation. left sunday for
| New York to be the guest Of the Photo
| play League. Mrs. Locher hns been In
| consultation with various motion pic
| ture managers with whom she Ia plan
| ming Saturday afternoon natinnes suit
| able for boys. girls. and small children.
Her plan has the hearty endorsement
| Of DR.. John w. Van Setback, chairman
| Of the Beard OF Education. and the
| Parent Teacher Association Of thil
! city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
Mothers Club.

The Mothers Club will meet the first
and third Fridays OF the month during
the coming session to study practical
home economies. to improve conditions
dren the beauty of responsibility and
self-reliance. and TO bring the principles
taught into every home connected with
the club. The, Day Nursery and Dis
pensary has. outgrown its old building
and is planning a new home Its clinic
Is In charge OF a throat. eye, and ear
specialist each Wednesday afternoon
from to 3 O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23
Aid Association for Blind.

The Aid Association for the Blind ia
planning a big bazaar 70 be held the
Hotel. to raise money for the nonsec-
tartan home which they have bulk at
$3.50 street. The bazaar IL In charge
Of Miss Henriette MetDerott, chairman
Of the ways and means committee.
ID president. has plans Tor 4 series Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23

Women Enter Into Politics Via the Club With Organizations
Supporting Both Candidates-The Woman's National
Hughes-Fairbanks League Have Adopted the Slogans
Hughes Upright Downright Alright" While the Peace
Prosperity and Preparedness League Sohdly Affirms
That Its Slogan Is ''Win With Wilson"-Other Political
Sideights.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-23

Womens Clubs In and Out of the Federation Planning All
Kinds of Departures For the Coming Season Of 1916
,17-Programs of Local Organizations Embrace Wide
Range of SubjectsBazaars, Entertainments, and Spe-
cial Study Classes Planned-League of American Pen
Women To Back Bill Reducing Cost of Postage On
Manuscripts For Publication.
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Anthony League.

The Anthony League win open its
winter season On the FIRST Thursday
evening in October at aO0 Columbia
road, where Mrs. Hendley and Mrs.
Paul will report on the successful
Chautauqua work organized and carried
on at Atlantic City during the past
summer. Two branches of the Anthony
League. one In Atlantic City and the
other in Philadelphia. were also or
ganized. A committee to study labor
conditions and cooperate with the A.
F. OF l.. Is to be added this year. Other
committees are those on education. Bible
study. drama, Crittenton Home. Juvenil ,
Court. suffrage. and political economy.
and II Is planned to devote one meeting
during the season to each committee.
Mrs. Clara Avery. chairman OF the MEM
bership committee. expects a number of
new names to be added this year.
Mrs. Eleanor Bingham Is to give her
illustrated lecture on THE Quest Of the
Holy Grail at the November meeting,
and Arthur Il. Holder, chairman
Of the legislative committee Of the A.
r. OF L. has promised to address the
club at a Later. meeting. The new Of
ficers Of the league are Mrs. A. e.
Hendley. president; Mrs. Nanette B.
Paul, first vice president; Mrs. Nellie
w. Perkins, second vice president; Mrs
John W. Speel, third vice president
Mrs. Woodruff. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Clara T. Avery. treasurer Mrs
Charles w. Fits, director to the fedora
ton.
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chairman, and, Mrs. Maude L. Radley.
vice chairman, will meet on the fourth
Monday evening of the month to study
interior decorating applied to small
homes. period furnishings, color schemes
artistic lighting. art In relation to wom-
ems work. the value of art to q nation
the garden beautiful, and the artitsic ar
rangement of flowers. At extra meet
ings held on the second Monday OF the
month. art In practice will be studied.