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1 ss Kg mm Maskers in iPostseete afORAHECH Little Ones Will Romp With Old ri i Kin Cole on September 18 4 ffrue Spirit of Frivolity to Reign at a River Pageant and Dancing Will Provide Amusement on Lawns of Tidal Basin MfnyClnbs Already Entered inV Afternoon RegattaJames Ted Eyck to Coach Analostans FtRSTi GROUP OF ENTRIES CANOES Bradley 515 northwest Brown 1375 Irwin northwest Eullough 122 Tennessee avenue northeast Burrows Tennallytown Frank Campbell McGIII bldg A Dent Washington Loan and Trust Company Alphonsc DeCarre 3522 Thirteenth northwest Edward Dohn 1517 northeast NW Geare 3354 Tenth northwest Gulmont 12 Grant place Alton Hastings the Franklin Oscar Hunter 1305 Twenty second northwest Alfred Koon West Falls Church Va Ledlng 1333 northwest John McKenney Potomac Boat Club Frank Manning 23 Second northeast Joseph Fi Marsden Jr 1731 First northwest William Powell Union Trust Bldg Reginald Rutherford Union Trust Company Stewart 3342 Mt Pleasant northwest Waldo Schmltt 211 Florida avenue northwest Thompson the Lighthouse Board Jason Waterman 216 Seaton place northeast Michael iOBrlen 1500 Columbia road Adrien Slzer Colorado bldg Odell Whipple 1317 northwest Joseph Carr Sycamore Canoe Club George Steiger Sycamore Canoe Club Luther Shriner Kolumbla Kanoe Klub Burruss Kolumbla Kanoe Klub LAUNCHES Commodore Gregory Corinthian Yacht Club Rear Copimoore lngllng Corinthian Yacht Club WHIIam Boyden 433 Third southwest Irvln Hollander 2463 Eighteenth northwest Harry Hollander 2463 Eighteenth northwest William Turner Arthur Benson Belasco Theater Frank GJ Campbell McGill bldg 1 That the true carnival spirit may reign supreme on the evening of September IS when the Posts water carnival will bs leld arrangements have been perfected whereby all the spectators will be enabled to take an active part in the affair It has been decided by those In charge of the carnival that Janeing en the lawns surrounding the tidal basin on all hides will be encouraged on that evening and with this idea In mind arrangements have been made for no less than flvq ands which will be posted at various points Children accompanied by their elders will be encouraged to attend masked and attired in fancy costumes and they and their mothers particularly will tie urged to participate in this fro icing on the lawns The bands will be distributed as foils lows One in the stand at the lower end of the oval which forms the center of Potomac drhv one at the upper end of the oval one near the bureau of printing and engraving one at the southeasterly end of tlie tidal basin and one near the Ssventeenth street entrance vto Potomac drive Music for Two Hours These bands will begin playing simultaneously at 8 oclock and will continue to play for two hours Mothers ijjVlio may bring their children to participate in the merrymaking and who may desire to take some part in it themselves are assured that the strict jsest order wil prevail No objection will of course be made to romping and frolicking op the part of the children fOjut the large force of policemen who i will Jje on duty that night wlllsee that nothing even suggesting rowdlness will be tolerated If or an Instant i The details of the water carnival are beins rapidly worked out and It Is now possible to give for the first time a comprehensive idea of the program jfcwhlch has been arranged a program TTltb jtbe detailed amngements jvlll ttirpwsv twtfASi ccithertoat IpteOilthisjtfl beautJfel Cole an his royal entboTas fcTwiirleaye TPwJmiidinj toltliietjovjai itforcblnlfylios comprising bla IpllJjhiclBdejtlie famous ttddlerf tfeM clublsandljthe eeptrof royaFpIje athe iroyal tifrwlf Therejilo3l5bf a number Off l5thr eirVIttrstWa majesty in thi party AJirll Sji tally ho Coach drawn by leighf hoi sesi Six potridera wilt add eKsplelor xt ite Voyal pgtrjEftj6 priecededbyiieraidsohHii41acBiJji The heraldg on behalf tfce tips will iuminon ne populac4aatheroce5 i8ion passes thfougri the streets pftnef city to Join la the estlyitlea at thi jdal basin and wUl urge upon all the cea sity of shunning not onlylusme83ut all thoughts of care or worry as welk The king will rde down Pennsylyanlat avenue to the Capltol and after en circling that building win rids up the Avenue again and will then proceed to the landing at the foot ol Seventeenth street where he will take a launch for the royal barge To Hold Court on Barge The royal barge resplendent with lights and gorgeously decorated will be anchored in the center of the tidal basin A throne for the king will occupy the center of it and upon this the monarch will take his place while his attendants and the courtiers will group themselves on the steps of the platform upon which the throne win be mounted The judges who will have officiated at the regatta to be held in the afternoon also will have places on the barge as will the judges lesignated to award the carnival prizes No decision has been reached as yet as to the Identity of the man who will impersonate Old King Cole It is possible that a well known actor will assume the part for the night or that a member of some well known organization such as the Saengerbund may be selected He will be requirel to live up to the repu tation which he has earned of being a merry cia souL and he will be penalized if he permits his features to relax even once into an expression suggesting anything but joy unconfined Will Start Water Parade Immediately after Old King Cole who is to be the official bestower of prizes as well as the ruler of the carnival has taken his place on the royal barge the signal will be given for the start of the water parade All the canoes launches and motorboats which will have entered the parade will have gathered at the upper end of the river near the Aqueduct bridge in the meantime The revenue cutters which will have charge of the policing of the course will have taken up their positions as will the six torpedoboats which the Navy Department has consented to have participate in the carnival The torpedoboats will be brilliantly illuminated and will be anchored at stated intervals along the line of the parade Excursion steamers which are expected to brlnrj crowds to view this part of the spetncle and other boats which are not entered in the parade will be held in line by those in charge of the policing of the river The exact point from which the parade will start will be decided upon jv the revenue cutter officers and will be an nounced later Launches to lead First In line will come the decorated and illuminated launches and motorboats These will proceed down th river over the marked course and will enter the tidal basin through the inlet There they will be required to select positions which will be assigned to tium and to come to anchor at onco so lhat their wash will not Interfere with the safe progress of the canoes which will make up the second division of the carade The canoes will enter the tidal basin and will encircle the royal barge filing slowly past the judges and will then make for the open river again as it will be impossible for them to remain inside because of the comparatively small size of the basin A number cf extremely elaborate and spectacular decorative schemes are being planned for some of the boats which will participate in the carnival and it is safe to predict that on the evening a scene of unrivaled picturesqueness will be presented to the gaze of the thousands who will visit the shores of the tidal basin and cf the river All of the prizes will be presented personally by Old King Coie The judges of the afternoon regatta will have decided upon their awards before they reach ths royal barge and the winners of the va i IKASr110A JLJ CUVV1G We Cannot Display Our New Fall Goods Properly On Account of Rebuilding 1 We wil make up New Fall fj Suits of the richest patterns at It cnrnmriT iOfliirfnn rvrinae Wv i nn 4 VUMUV1VU Jllsll3a A VU VOiJ afford to forget the inconvenience Jmade by orkmen in improving our store if YOlf CAN SAVEfEN DOLLARS OR MORE ON A SUIT IFOR 3IIE jNEW SEASON Ik cSchwartz Pelzman Rcllabb Tailors 505 507 Seventh St TENtATfviiRblm3 ranpifevfn8frfe 0tfi iJunlopiIriofccu1IlSyv JSteu 4otorboat cruleeri WA eetlandl flurarenKi 0noooubU5tMK 9nternlate6lohtoiredhe otojhjBhfipitfSS v9 Intermediate einpieviculis Canpf3f CanoMfice4douWeih Senior shaUpit Senior lohtoarediaheili Warjftanoe I rr to the winners of each Trowing and tanoe rftceiand beautiful cups to the crews representinff Ttheciubs Al yalU able sUver cun wlltbe given to tho winner brthe inotbrboat race War CanpfKace An Interesting feature of the afternoons events will be the war canoe race This Is a unique event that has seldom been seen on the Potomac A old rnedal will MilyeB to each mem ber of the victorious crew ana a liana some silver cup to tbVclub they represent The mixed doubles will afford thei ladles a chance to show their skill at paddling and will be an enjbyabler feature of the regatta Large numbers of ehtries are coming in dally and suggestions have beenre celved from a large number of those interested in the regatta and carnival The Post desires every one to send in their suggestions and prizes will be given for those which can be put Into effect Hurry in your entries The finish iine will be 150 feet north of the highway bridge affording those on the bridged a perfect view of the finishes and the races will be run dose to the seawall The start Wjll be at a point oft the government wharf at street Many of the most prominent boat clubs in this section of the country have signified their intention of enter ing a crew in The Post regatta ChVf among them are the Arundels and Ariels of Baltimore the Severns of Annapolis the Virginia Boat Club ol Richmond and the Old Dominions or Alexandria Entries are also expected from the leading boat clubs of Philadelphia and New York BOLDLY ROBS WOMAN Negro Attacks Her on Street and Steals Handbag GETS AWAY FROM PURSUERS Mrs Bernd Daringly Held Up oa Street Northeast Puts Up Desperate Fight but Unavailingly Thief Who Wore Rubber Heels Disappears Down Alley Police Look for Him Creeping up behind Mrs John Bernd wife of a government printing office employe of 1242 Street northeast while she was returning to her home last even ing about 10 oclock a negro struggled with her for several minutes and finally succeeded in wresting her handbag from her Screaming at the top of her voice and attracting the attention of several pedes trtans Mrs Bernd joined in the exciting chase of the culprit The negro Droved fleet of foot and disappeared In an al ley All trace of him was lost and search by the police was in vain Mrs Bernd left her home about 945 oclock and went to a near by grocery store In her right hand Ehe carried black leather handbag containing several dollars After making her purchases at the grocery store and Paying the clerk she had 10 in cash left BeMdes this she had her gold rimmed eyeglasses and several car tickets Instructing the clerk to deliver the goods at her home at once Mrs Bernd walked xut street toward her home Put Up Desperate Fight She noticed no one on street as sho hurried home but when she noannl Twelfth place and was about to step down from a curb she heard some one breathing hard behnd her As she turned to see who the person was a negro seized nous events will be formally summoned her right hand and grabbed at her retl to the barge as will be the owners of the boats winning the prizes offered in the water carnival The complete list of prizes will be made public shortly For the water farnival there will be first arid second prizes for the most beautifully desolated and Illuminated launches and mitorboats and for the most beautifully decorated and ilium cule Mrs Bernd fought the nezro off for a minute but he dashed toward her a sec ond time and hissed Gimme dat bag or Ahll knock you down Notwithstanding this threat Mrs Bernd continued lighting him and screamed for assistance She struck at the negros face several times but he seemed active iHiHIi aollSsft a poiicEifAirHOlirE sponsAiL JeopaWWFeeclM IriiMDrrigibl fif Ayawit lima uaa iiim to iinient Of Op ViP08iteSex When Child With Whom ygr Had Gorselbnmai6 yefaila cfieriwjitfaxpbairbifl pink jcieek andi oniakspeen lessjn5nlsrOHjami rt Ubeipdaygcjh tnenoueor detention as a iugltlvefrprn hiaguaraiaa my Lasl Monday aternopnbrgewasih theJuvenllecourt bjr ahargtbf ihcor rigiMlity Hfsfatherrwhiis a nlasterer employed In H6cviile declared that5 George had the iwanderiustTfeertn inhlsj system and ould note staystv hoimei Thr parent told ot thaJdeath the boyp nperBiidadde4aindslierdeaiis6l hehadbeeh unable to keep avratch over the little bbyi Judge Callan srave GebrirB a lecture about the evilBlxif running away from the parental roof and JMunseledjbJmtobey his elder anft grow untobelia goodman and citlzenOeoree went Wined Vila tears on his shirt sleeve and said iU try to be good iudeef but it is lonesome indoorsvwhenalltherothepchllr drea are playing out On th streets in thei sunshine Judge Callan promised ttMa mod ham0 for the boy and turned him over to a woman living in tbe northwest seK tlpn ofthe city who had riq children but was Wiliinsr and nrnrlmi to adont ahriht boy Objected to pressing as Girl Yesterday hiorning police of the Eighth precinct received a report from the woman saying1 jGeorge had run away She said the lad had manifested discontent at remaining in the house and In order to5 keep him in she had dressed him in girls clothes About 8 oejoct a strange girl very pretty and with a thin musical voice and klndlv nianner made her aPDear ance among the girls play lng at Seventh 1 and streets northwest The girl was oddly dressed She wore a pair of blue trunks used by male bathers a flaring red waist and a yellow hat trimmed with daisies For half an hour the girls played to gcther those from the neighborhood being much taken and fascinated by the newcomer who said her name was Illy JThey played hlde and eek puss in the corner bean bug and hop scotch and were enjoying themselves immensely when 4 rude boy in the neighborhood came up and sthick one of the glrur bo cause she refused to jolna party of boys who were playing cop Proved a Good Fighter The oddly clothed girl flushed with anger when the boy struck her companion and rushed toward the assailant Seizing the boy by the shoulder With one hand and mauling him In the face with the other the new girl in the neighborhood continued pummeling the lad Until the latters screams attracted the attention of Policeman Matthew Home of the Eighth preoinct Hushing up to Quell the disturbance Home seized the combatants and separated them The policeman was shacked to seea little girl fighting so vigorously As he held her arm he became impressed withitsfilze and the hardness of the little muscles Whats your name asked the policemanpoliceman George Pinicum but I aint going to see that fellow flap a little girl was the reply JHorne who had been asked to look outi for the runaway lad in girls clothing laughed and took his tiny prisoner to the station At the Eighth precinct station George said he would do it again Asked why he ran away from his home he replied Wants to Go to Country I want to git cutsida with the other kids ThJy drussed IM a girl but I aint a girl cai se I can fight and Play leup frog crd maihles and cop and other games that boys play anfiwhen you let me hjose Im going swimming in the big river and polng inmtlna for wild animals and climb mountains 1 dont want slay inside the 1 buse Taint nr place for a boy Ill so home to my fathor out In the country in Maryland because he vill let me pick wild flowers and fish in the brook uid play with Jbe cows and tease the chickens and hogs but I wont stay in the house when I put my nosj against the window and see the other children raying in the street The cab from thft house of detention was summoned and George was takun there for ihe night A fewmihuies later he had taken a warm hath eaten a few cookies given by the kindly matron and was off to the Laud of Nod inated canoes Prizes also will be offered and athletic and dodged her blows all for the uniquely decoratod craft in each the while continuing his tussle for pos ciass session or tne nanaoag TTiVoTirnrVo Tt After a series of vicious wrenches i which tired the woman outr the negro jiunieuiiiitri lunywing tne presantation i nnaiiy wresiea tne nana Dag irom tne or the piizes the elaborate display of fireworks which The Post has arranged for at a cost of 2000 will be made from the southeasterly end of the basin It is expected that this display will begin between 9 and 9S0 oclock and that It will equal anything of a similar sort ever before shown in The Peoples City Old King Cole will maintain his court aboard the royal barge until the con elusion ot the fireworks and It will be he who will give the signal that will mark the end of the scenes of mirth and revelry which will be the rule that night Further announcements of plans for the 1 splendid holiday The Post is planning womans grasp and left her standing near a lamp post with the handle of the reticule In her nana The negro who wore rubber heel shoes and seemed to be a swift runner dashed down street tucking the womans handbag Inside his shirt as he ran Negro Eludes Pursuers Within a few seconds half a dozen men gathered on the corner and after hearing the womans story started in pursuit but returned to their starting point jempty nanaea Mrs Bernd frightened and unnerved reported tlie robbery to the police of the Ninth precinct Within half an hour aner me aiiaun me pouch qi eyery pre for the people will i3 made In The Post cnrt WBra rinti nffm from day to day from now on Operators Keane and Killraan to main Program for the Regatta talna lookout for the negro The motorboat races will be run ove Jh bag snaterU described as a course of 6 to 20 miles In length The 25 years 5 feet 6 or rowing races will be a mile long and Inches tal and wore a da shirt black bTcfnoe races with the exception of tnX1 the war canoes will re a half mile In Iih MnK length The war canoe races will be ai t5Xe Vn the neigh mile long The canoe andmotorbpat racesfi16 attck vt ade jyfe are open to every one Irrespective of whether they are club members or not It was announced yesterday that James Teu Eyck one of the most famous rowing ipen in the country and coach of the University of Syracuse crew Is to come to Washington to coach the Analostan Boat Club crew for The Washington Post regatta Last evening Capt Edmonds of the Analostan Boat Club received a telegram from Mr Ten Ecyk 6suringhim that he would be here to help whip the crews Into shape for the coming aquatic event When asked concerning the report Capt Edmonds said It cost a small fortune but the Analostans are out after those prizes and they mean to leave no effort untried to land them 1 Mr Ten Eyck is expected to arrive In the city this morning and will start to work at once to whip the crews of the junior eights and fours and the senior fours into shape If there is any promising material out or the Intermediates jie will alsotake themnn hands There will be time allowances and handicaps in motorboat races Boats of small horsepower will be allowed a handicap over larger and faster boats inorder to make the racevabsblutely lair to all concerned JHandsome medals wlll be awarded TO EAISE TfiEASUEY E00F Plan Is to Obtain Room for Additional Offices on Top Floor Among the many Improvements ard changes which have been and are to be made to the Treasury buildintr will be the remodeling of the roof On account of the slant of the vbbf the rooms on the fourth floor are low and unfitted for Office use Th sum of 4r0C0 was appropriated by the last Congress for this purpose and for fitting up the offices whltJi will installed there at the conclusion of th work It Is intended to muvi thA1 infill of the supervising architect to these floors and turn Over the quarters which it is now occupying iq the basement to the different express companies which handle theicurrenfcy This wlll give these ebmpanler an out lct iwi thewst siasbf the builng ianrwilldar a way witrh thejhecesit vbf havihg to load the oneytntth9 Fifteenth street ide where the traffic heavy The appropriation will riot be enougn ocpmptete tne ebuildinf the entire root so pnly the South itnda bor tlon theiwestr slde ill be attehdsd vys year JK SUTTON RECORD BOOK T0UND Short Sergeant Sat on It to Make His Chair Higher Spectal The Washington Pct Annapolis Md Aug 21 With Annapolis still In the throes of tlie diseus sion of the merits of the Sutlbh cdise the record whiOh disappeared jTrom the marinfe bajfacks has been found The misShg record was the usirdboOk which was wanted to show whether Private Kennedy was on duty at the oemfcery patrol the night young Sutton was killed Yesterday a marine sergeant who h61d3 a clerical job in the guard office nat the marine barracks produced it The sergeant Is a bit short and the official chairs wera not built to fit his I body In Its required position to the desk over whjch he works He has been sitting on the guardbook for more than a year to make himself tall ehouarh to do tils work accordmg to reports from tne barracks It Is ald that tho book could not have had any real bearing on the case --With Attorney Davis talking of carrying the cRse to the civil coui jsajj a next resort States Attorney Nicholas Green of this county was today asked his opinion aa to the possibilities of the matter being laid before the October Anne Arundel grand Jury Hi ihtimatud that he did not think the circuit court here would have any authority in the matter HONOR SAM DE NEDREY irnK rvnvurai9vwii nuoi i VBBBmaas ikj mmm Baa 1 iwwf fumni iwv iKih i A bEHRENDS mmn mm CLEAN-UP SALE DoHars a Good as Dollars Now Every Item an Unparalleled Bargain iwvbvrami ItesUfl Orawars Good quality Cambria Draw eraufor children French band aba finished with tucks 5C 7cta10cPnnliW JWide medium rind aarrov AU llnerf Toorion Zaces jpretty terns j4zC JMsiadEirfj Valenciennes Torchons and Polntr de Pari tiaces Edges and Insertlngs reni naats only Taxd 1C Tard wlde sof flnlsbw Bleached Cambric free starch 5C MercerizedBlack SatlneSklrts Worth 69c Wide full cut accordion pleated rufle Black ratine unaerr skirts wortn 69c naerr 29c 2 Piece House Dresses Plain Blue Chambray and Black and White Checked and Striped Percale 2 plece House Dresses box pleated waist piped with plain material and circu lar gOred skirts actual 200 ralue 5Bc Doabla Bed Heavy round thread Bleached Sheets for largest double beds finished with 3 inch Vn hems 03L 12ic Cannon Clotb 36 inch wide linen finished White Cannon Clothv Regu lie 39c Summer Kst Gsrssts Womens Cool Nett Summer Corsets strong durable Worth 39c 23c Remnants Best 8c Apron GieM 20 to 30 yard lengths best 3c Apron Gingham permitting our cutting any quantity ybu want Rem rfant price Aid Clean Op Sale of Dress Shirts nilllB IIIUlu Liften Dress gklrta Linen Skirts old for i Buguviy suutiu or muss OQn 29c Led Odds and ends of Gray Jlixedi Garnet nd Blue Skirts Formerly LK 8c Pleated or circular gored models with or withoui silk bands exceptional QC I values fl A ZfO R50 Cloth Skirts 98c 450 Panama Skirts 295 Our Ci ealest Offering 950 Chiffon Panama Girdle Skirt 499 Finest quality Silk Luster cntt fon Panama circular gored with high waist girdle white satin lined newest of fail gar ihents S499 Clean Up Sale of Cloth Suits 15 and 18 Suits 799 Handsome all wool 2 toned Serge and Broadcloth Suits fewest long semifltted coat straight front hipless effect stylish circular pored skirts Remnants of our 1500 and 1800 line Clean up price 799 200 Womans lumper Dresses 79c Plain blue strined and fitr urea lawn jumper uresses Kemnants or our 5200 lines Clean up price i resses 79c CATCH COP WITH HAM is Inspectors Nab Policeman as He Leaves Store IS AEEESTED AND LOOKED UP Frequent Complaints Have Been Received Regarding Thetts From Grocery Establishment on Accused Officers Beat Van Dever Said to Have Broken Down and Confessed in Cell Housebreaking is the charge registered on the books at the Seventh precinct against Policeman Zeth Vin Dever assigned to that station and who was arrested last night by Inspectors Boyle and Wilson Van Dever is accused of stealing a ham from Fishers grocery store at Wisconsin avenue and street iffCE MAINST 6RE Capt Doyles Men Fail to Find Grounds for Charge Capt Doyle of the Eighth precinct said last night that there was still a lack of sufficient evidence to warrant the arrest of the proprietor of the candy shop In that precinct which has been under suspicion ever since last Wednesday when Crossing Policeman Hawkins made charges concerning it In the juvenile court Ive had three of my best men on the case said the captain and they nave been unable to gather anythin in the way of tangible evidence The place has been carefully watched but nothing out of the way has been seei I have not stopped the investigation but I am almost convinced that there isnt any smoke at the place at all much less fire Probation Officer Zed Copp who was directed by Judge Callan of ihe Juvenile court to investigate the plac said yesterday that he was still convinced that it was a vicious resort WEATHER CONDITIONS Boyle and Wilson that they caught the policeman in the act of leaving the store with the ham under his arm The policeman was compelled to carry the ham to the station which he had left at midnight It Vwillbe used as evidence against him Van Dever was searched his revolver and baton telng taken away from him and placed in a cell The inspectors instructed the desk sergeant to mark suspended asainst the policemans name on the station books According to the police of the Seventh precinct Mr Fisher has made several complaints about his store being robbed of groceries and canned goods The frequent robberies were reported to Van Dover who patrol the beat on which Fishers store is locatea ana ne was or dered to maintain it sharp lookout for the thief or thieves He replied that he would make every effort to apprehend tha thieves The thefts were also reported to the two inspectors Had Been on Force Two Years At midnight Van Dever who Joined the police forie about two years ago after his return from Alaska answered roll call and was Ordered to taka his beat He started from Xhe station in company With Several other policemen and left them at Wisconsin vends and sti ejt northwest About 1 oclock the two Inspectors haying heard about the several robberies in Fishers store decided to walk past It arid watch a few minutes In the hope of jcatchlng the thief As they passed the door they glanced through the iriass TJ7 Secretary PnferredYbv United windows butsaw no one They walked 5 of PHute Weather Bureau Washington Saturday Aug 21 U08 8 The barometric pressure 1 relatlTeljr low over tho eastern portion of a Gulf ot Mexico as a tiwWch there were local raln aloV thS south Atlantic ana east pilf coasts Conditions continue threatenine In th i Georgetown It is alleged by Inspectors ij rr0mdlih cAiL1Tl itwiwur Carpenters and joiners Sam De Nedrey secretary of this Cen tral Labor Tlnlcn ias beeh elected Jin nonorary memper ot Local unp Np 132 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Mr De Nedrey lihe first honorary member ever elected by tliti Doay wnicn nas a membership jfyt L60Q down the street to doorway and stood there After waiting a few minutes they were dumbfounded at seeing a policeman in full uniform emerge from the store look upajidown the street and slowly draw a key frbrn his pocket7 and lock the door After doing this the policeman picked Up the hamV which he had placed Ion the doofstepY and started but street LocaTJnibh ISIsaldlafbethe Scarcely le tq Mlieve tWirvcyes the largest labor brgihliatlon tiith DlS trict Its action in honoring Mr De Nedrey waa sanctioned by the executive officers pi the national bodyi ifiiSrM CAPE EETNS WiltTurh Office Sf ReyenneyiCimniia sicmerOvef ib Ri EVlclbeliS ohniGCaperscbmmisslonertofiinter nOeenueV lhiur Jtothlscity to mbrrowi and will pafeVtbtuVrthis office overj to Rv beiliipiARIchmond Vai who is tii iucceedlhimt JbSSepte berit gsjj A numberyor schAngesianerbuTeau arejaookeaolon two police inspectors followed the man ana overtooKT nm XiyeiDectlyiBack of Store Questibhed as to Mhat Ae was doing with thei hami Van peyer Is said to haye re lied thit it was given to him earir in th6Aevenlngan4that he was carrying it to BhKjlat at 8241 street It then dawned on the inspectors that Van Devera home is directly back of the JstOre from which the frequent thefts have been reported duringthe past several weeks When vtotd that he was seen coming from the store and locking tha door Van Dever is said to nave broken down and confessed Jthat he had stolen the ham The police are working on the theory that van jjever is responsible for several other from tho vlelnltv nf tiKJn0cUd wWn 24 houfs In the New England SUtesjind the Rock Mountain region In all districts other than these herein before referred to fair weather prevailed During Sunday and Monday the a cather will be generaHy fair otw the greater pan of the country There wilt be local rains along the south Atlantic and east gulf coasts and at scattered points In the Rocky Mountain region and the upper lake region Rising temperature Is la Sfd lowr laka S08 th8 Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys Sunday and In the Interlof if the Eastern districts Monday In the plains titus and the upper Mississippi valley the temperature will fall The winds along the New Engand coast will be moderate northerly becoming variable on the middle Atlantic coast Moderate north and northeast on the south Atiantto ciast moderate to brisk northeast and east except variable llh squalls on the Florida coast on the east gulf cout moderate northeast and north with saualU on the west gulf coast light to moderate cast and southeast oa the lower lakes light to moderate variable becoming outh and southwest on the upper lakes moderate Jwit umh rmnA southwest except westerly en western Superior Local Weather Report Temperature Midnight ti 2 a ti 4 a 85 64 8 a t7 50 a ti noon 75 i 774 tt i 7 in 67 10 3 Maximum 78 mla unum Relative huml4Ity 8 a Rainfall a to 3 ni nanaj Hours of sunshine IAS Per cent ot possible sunshine 100 Temperature same date last year Maximum 86 tninunuio Si Temperatures in Other Cities Temperature Saturday in either cities with rafn fail for twelTi hours ended at i mt R4W tan Max illn Spm AihevIlU 72 Atlanta raiiM 72 0 Atlantic Cityi Jt 74 66 Jo Bismarclc Dak 70 SO Boston Man 74 it ti BuailoKt Et 42 Chicago 111 73 St Js Cincinnati Oblo JO II fit CheJrenoeWjOji SI 4 It Denver Colo 80 JO SO DesMolses Iowa 81 IX Galvestnn 1 Helena Montii 70 5 74 Indianapolis Ih1 74 fiA Jacksonville Fl 31 72 Jj Kaaaat at Ui 11 it it Little Reek Ark 2 72 15 Los Angeles Cal 40 73 Xew Orleans Ln 12 SO A84 Xew York 74 44 7K Nortb Plalte Kebr 12 4 Omaha Xeir v83 to 44 Plttsbnrt Pa 72 64 4i PcrtUncl 74 4 PortlanTOreg 74 44 74 Salt Lake rtty twh 54 70 4 SU LoufsMo 12 II 7t 8U PauV Minn 42 fo Sail Francisco Cal it 65 55 Springfield in so is 7 Tacoma Waah 44 3 Toledo Ohio 70 4 Viashurg MIs 4 74 4t Today JfOtb Table High tlde 1117 a Loir tide 423 a in and 4J3 rePlgssreportedJjyMrFisher if RlverjSulletln ffpecUl ttt The Washington Poet HarpenCFerry WVa Aug 21 PotonMO and Shtntndoah rlvam clnudx this afternoon Tig Bif iwt 2 Ktt Viitrt is n3MIWl 4 STAG HATS mm 50 different shaped no ready Snappy Neglige Blocks A tfie correct thing for late dimmer and early fall 1 ewes shades Acorn SealTearl and Greerir C7 i iLi JL INFORMATION CONCERNING ANY SCHOOL OR COLLEGE If you want information about any school or college fill out this blank and mall it to the Education Bureau The Washington Post Washington and you will be supplied Education Bureau Washiiigton Post Please 1 send me full formation about a Name of College or School Location i SIGN HERE Name Street City 1 pmMs WASHINGTON SCHOpLS National University Law School EVENING SESSIONS EXCLtJSrVELT CPBNS OCTOBER 1st 1241 Practical three years course leading to degree ot Master oMava the degree ot Bachelor oMawi ran be secured at end ot second year For catalog application blanta tc apply in person or hy mall to the Dean National Metropolitan Bank Bnlldlng 613 15th at nv Telephone 1107 We want young people who wish to be sell supporting to take our bookkeeping and short hsnd xonrsos No charts unlets you are entirely satisfied Woods Commercial School 311 EAST CAPITOL STRIET THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 723 Kth st nw Telephone Main 3217 Private and Class Lessons at Bcohol or Residence Day and Evening Best Native Teachers SCHOOL OPEN ALL SUMMER rf Popular Evening Classes 11 per month EMERSON INSTITUTE Tor pot ind Young Men 1740 nv fahlliTiiul lRRf fiummr Rhonl fiftv ind nliHl classes for those prcparinr tot TJtuma xamna UUUBt UWVU1U fli iiitiiujwti aiaiwi rncipi WOW OPEN FOR STUDENTS Prof John Ruebsams school for practical instruction In Mechano Therapy consisting ot Resisting Movement Treatment Deep Breathing Exercise Muscle Boating and Gymnasium Eier ctaea For utther information call at the Pope Building 1T th st nw inlT 3flt WA8HINGTON BCHOOi8 A fllEJfCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL College students coached Principal dlcnltiaa avgbt in 12 private lessons Adults clastet now MLLE PKtJD HOMMB 21 Ind vnw opp th st autO kt Tbe 5IUe Eatmn COARDINQ AND DAT 8CHOOL FOR GIRLS AND TOUNO LAPIE3 i 1305 17th St 1C24 Miss ve 13 Mall Avi Sena for catalogue MARYLAND 8CH00US 1856 1909 Maryland Agricultural College Equips young men for lies wort Terms moderate tor full particulars address JT SILVESTER President Colleg Par Md VIRGINIA SCHOOLS EASTERN COLLEGE For young men and women Modern buildings practical cotirsta moderate charges A preparatory department wjth bet care given to young students Yearlyfate tf Address Prea HERVIN ROOP BoiiC Manassas Va ST MARYS ACADEMY ALEXANDRIA VA A Home School for Girls English and Mus at very moderate rates Business department a Specialty 8ISTER3 OF THE HOLT CROS3 NORTH CAROLINA 8CH00U3 FASSIFERN LIncolnlon A Home School for twenty live girls healthy Piedmont region three hour from Ashe villa New house with tvery modern convenience Superior musical advantages Principal Mill KATE SHIPF Diploma Cambridge University uivi avf Engiasd JrliS1 The Quality House Buy your Wines and DittiUatei tt a merchant whose oos have beeb models of purity and quality for ortyfive years Christian Xanders Old Virginia Clarets The exeelUat vintages of the preetnt Lnttllntr render them fanlt leaa qualities They are ot all claret richest In Iron and phosphates Virtually the MOST ECONOMICAL WINEsfor Ike table and fhepaaeh howl aa their sreat Tlnoslty permits copious dilution VtRGIiyiA CLARET 9200 a doxen SIX BOTTLES OXE DOLLAR 20e bptae XX VIRGIMA CLARET 20 a doxea 23c bottle IYES VIRGINIA CLARET 9300 a doxea 30c bottle 20c 1 2 boitle One of the ttyr red wines that admit sparkling water to hlch advaniage of Its lovely mutt taste NORTON VIRGINIA CLARET 4 a doxea 40c bottle 25c 1 2 boitle Richest in soluble Iron for enrichlnaj the blood America Burgundy NoBrnchHouaa 909 Seventh Street IJarwiSS Out of torrn order filled with srent care to all State SPECIAL NOTICES TAKE NOTICE The Ann WEAVER WAPLES Everett Otei lW sireei northwest waa dissolved August 19 1909 tvHir WaDlM the successor Is i not retjionsible for any debts cohtfacted by James Weaver for end firm MRS ROSS FORMERLY OF TREAS urv dfe is now at 72010th st riw near in vtinnA SJ IlAm rtrtlrn 9 IfAcytila 0c dinner 28e Bolt Ballantlnec XXX Newark Ale Trie Sort of AI Youll Appreciate Lfsel in the leading government hospitals for con YaleeccntB Jilght wholesome and a delicious toflic Makes an eapeoiatly refrerning sum raerdrinlc 1AO 0itn SHOOMAKER CO nm suiiiui IfAAT fftOlreLES nsutly an pitniusiy rllYst WHITE ilU plu ti Ph6M SLs Hoars tt tssdkys 1pm -Coffee Xrjj KNAA Walrsi jf MUSLIHbi aw WHOLJC3ALJE UKUUM rW COFFEE 110A8TER 1X49 ttt ft aor a Riws IM Second SATioNAL EisK ici asTum strm rertasriK BmI11 iafetsiitaMos en or 14ta 4 4 as lflstfBc 0 tiiy1 amount pisttdvitnrsU tbi ectassBlssv St James to tvs SUdSth st luaodsltd sd riiKM Btir rardUawt bsw htW JJ fvnwu SPECIAL NOTICES jrv rn ItLIURR MISTER CO RCHITEGTS WAtHlWCTOX 6 Cr AUTO CLUB KENILWORTH CV Sreclatty chicken dinner 7Sc VL 8ANDEHB Manager Yob Caw Cot It AX AtHlrsws Japanese Lanterns A Thousand Pretty Jesgns SJ 40c a Do Crepe Paper Napkins 15c per 100 8 lairewi Pmr Ci txrajfkt Paper Htrisa South oi New York 62S 27 29 La AveNW CONSTIPATION MUHYOINS PAW PAW PILLS Munysns P4 i mis uaHtB til thf ItutlTtl or fstsrtlcs Tssy toi the llrsr lat tetlvity br ntM atsthods Tlsy do not sooar Ulsr fl aot crlptitlitr art wssksa wfe iMiLm.