The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
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90 ana confident smile.
CooIldges Expecfed.
President ana Mrs. Coolidge viii
attend the game. according 10 an.
i announcement early today.
The President has twelve good
reasons for coming 10 the game.
The first u that he ana Mrs.
Coolidge want - see II. The other
eleven don't matter.
Photographers tramped across tho
y field. past the half filled bleachern
II Ia the center field gates, expecting
10 set pictures De waiting crowds.
But al that there were Of last
nightR lines were safely h their
seats.
At iO:4S the bleachers were fair.
Nv well filled. Meyer Goldman
brought HIS band On the field. Tho
air rang with the bleachefiteS yells
to "Corle out here. "
Music EnIlvens Crowd
The bandsmen went Is their
accustomed stand behind home
plate. in tho shadow Of the empty
sfand stand The bleachers grcaned.
The hnndnnen picked % their.
chairs ana etarted across the green
expense The Dleachers chsred.
IN 3 1sw minutes the park was.
Mntening TO nnusic while telegraph
instruments clicked out their inter
! tnenahl0 oblign ito. .s II
Z. NE nj boring ROof tore began
e elot With little groups g sDecta-
craS hsfh 1f che aariee. The band
sbAcarne 3 center oe attraction for
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uMO cat or leaned on the railing.
slowly the queue had oxtanded "a
asorEia avenue ana wa now turn.
/ inR norfhvafd aionsr that thnnn,lsh.
DaspitA the knowladeA nhaA IN
nalts war rohA ~ desne,,A ~; 66,,S.
fil fingered at the main eates.
DoEnes surely had their tickets ana
Mere merely awaiting the opening
o. the portals
Il detal e. about nifty firenea
4 a.LneFeu INSIDE the gates ehoftly
petore 1l:oV ana were divided into
sse9uaoe Tor duty N various sections
~ the paSk a score o. ehiny new
Lre extlnguishera comprised their
N9uIpmsnt:
ghe main gates were now open
put the paying Sueets were allow
y arriving. AZ this juncttrO .
uoufiehing seat rental business WA
in prosress along the standing room
Nnee. Camp chairs, desk eeAts and
no1ss were BENG hired Or bought
outright BY the footeoro fans.
Ths blSacheFa were becoming
y0ettArotb Bags o. peanuts wetN
being tossed e the high tiers BY
tine white jackets VINO uelded 1000
per cent IN catching the dimes.
= large nurnber OF the fans. VINO
fell ~ line yesterday afternoon ana
e4sly last night, were driven home
axter fnldnignt ny tho cola, attsr |
several hours Of misery. Others,
IL! enivertng, helo their places
unII tne eun brought them rollex. |
Glrlb d Night Line.
Two airla headed one az thA iva
lines "a the Tifth street alde az az |
Park. They rave their Nance ~
Margaret Miller, Of New York. ana |
Dorothy Wilson, OF AloxAndria, |
They have been In line since 6 |
o'clock yesterday evening. al third
eirl, who they said Is Bessie Smith,
0t 43S " street northwest, rave 10
the vigil after midnight and went |
hone e 9et warm.