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CorrespondenceA L G We have ne Utile to give

private lemons In chtnkers but referyou to the elementary department pub-

lished in each Saturdays Times begin-ning November 2t

J II B The used In checkergames denotes the only move to win orthe only move to draw as the case mayIwv

T L w In prlnMA diagrams thepieces are placed oft white squares forlegibility but in aetuel vial the Macksquares are used with the double comer011 the right

News NatesThe next Internattonftl o W chess

match ior the trephy betweenAmerica and Great Britain will occurin February J W Showalter at onUrn champion of the United Statestvi after an absence of two yearsfrom chess circles again take part inthis match In case there are any va-cancies H is probable that Albert WF0t wilt be Mte to represent this coun-try in the great contest

Jacques Misses the German expertM ho i giving exhibitions in this countryb s returned to New York from MenIt a where he has been playing Dur

s his visit to Canada ho played sixtytwo games winning fortyeight losingHsht with six drawn Herr Miesasstands at the top notch among theworlds greatest players as out of eightinternational tournaments he has wen a1iiZf in no less than seven of them

v Sournin District champion rc-

fntly issued a challenge to anyone latOE District excepting F B Walker andK P Hanna to a match Mr Sournin

give the odds of pawn and mOveThe challenge has been accepted by B Tiuthrie one of the strongest players-in the District The match will be threegames up and a prize consideration tothe value of The nr t game willlx played at the club rooms on theevening of January S and on each Saturday evening following

William M de Vlseer of New Yorka member of the Manhattan andBrooklyn Chess Clube and an exoep-Uonaly strong player was In the dtythis week and made the chess club apleasant call and engaged in a fewgames with some of local playersV E Mitchell secretary of the ChessClub succeeded securing a winfrom the noted New air Mitch-ell is not pOHtng as one of our topnotehers but at times he puts up a re-markably gams will baeenlr the following he evaded all theact by wily GothamUe and put upa defense tp that of come of ourmastersGame Wo

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tCho above problem might well benamed The Flea for you haveIt aiftl now you dont

WHISTOTio wJiist contingent of the Washing

fidn Chees Checker and Whist ClubhbJ L a most suaoosfiful open gameofmpa B whist at their rooms on lostatarday evening Many new members

wore enrolled and the success ef thisfeature of the club Is assured ThoseWho made the top score were Capt HU Sillier and Mr W C Hay Northand South with 187 points and Dr

and Mr F D Fletcher eastwest with IX points

Another open game will be heldthe rooms this evening to which alltvhiters are Cordially invited

The regular weekly meeting ofYarborough Whist Club on Wednesday

was well attended and the cozyparlors of the club comfortablyfilled with the members and their guestsCompass whist was played and the topscore honors the pairs sitting northand south were won by Mrs J HTKlagand E K with 184 tricks to theircredit while the oast and west divisionwas heeded by Miss K M Schmidt andE C Tallaferro with 144 tricks Severalhands were met with which required

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ALEXANDRIAI fJEWS OTEslALEXANDRIA Dec fc Memorial I

services will be heM by AlexandriaLodge of at thethis clay tomorrow night Thaee setvi ca are held on first Sunday ofDecember each year in memory of thedeparted member of the Elk Thefollowing program Isis been set for theservice tomorrow night

Overture The Palms Prof Pietotios Orchestra invocation the RevII J Cutler of St Marys CatholicChurch funeral march orchestraopening caromonlae Brtll exaltedrul r and officer Quartette The Va-cant Chair quartette Lead KindlyLight rosary cornet eoio Wlfllnm f-Lnnvis addreee Judge Louis C Barleyof th Alexandria court trio Jew Del

Mrs J KeputaDaiy M JacobErJil and Mai Greenweil eulogy theHon C C Carlin ojo Holy CityW D address the HonMorris Sheppard of Texarkana Lodge2 0 369 quartette Consolation doeliig ceremonies exulted ruler aad ott-c r Charity the Hon Frank AKebstock of Washington No 16

Nearer My God to Thee quartetorchestra loeSS sad audience benedic-tion the Rev P P Phillip of StPauls Protestant Episcopal Church

The singer taking port are as fol-lows P V Srrichson H C PearSan W D MCFarland Braak A Refetook J BeputsXDaly Mrs ThemesHuiflsb Mrs Jacob Drill and MatGreenwelL

DECEMBER COURTThe December term of the eiroult court

tel Alexandria city will open at tapcourt house in Fairfax Street Mondayrooming Judge C E NIce willSeveral cases of importance will eom upat this t rm of the court

SERVICES IN CHURCHES-

At the First Baptisi Churchthe Rev Dr J H Boldrid0 Will eenducall the services and preach 4

The ReV Mr Morohert will oaeunypulpit at the Inumuiuet LutherChurch at all the servieas

At the Mttto4lnt PretesUni Ch rtthe Rev C B Ward wilt conduct tlservice There will be special servie

night next week at thla church

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Sydney P Johnston the notedWestern export and champion of the

Windy eity visited Philadelphia recently ana while there played twogames with Mr VolGt one of Philadolphins strongest players The following is one of the gamesGames No 6

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VALUABLE HORSE STOLENPhilip L Rush reports that some one

entered hi table in West End lastnlgfct and stole therefrom a valuabledark brown mare nfteen hands highefic years old weighing 3000 pounds Theanimal had a sear on his left bind leg

WILL GIVE CONCERTThe concert to be given tomorrow

night oy members from the Ithaca Con-servatory of Music for the benefit ofthe Sunday school of the First BaptistChurch promises to be a success

MR MARSHALL REAPPOINTEDCharles B Marshall of city has

been reappointed as district deputygrand master A F A Masons forthe Alexandria district

His Worldly FeatTW groat tkren9 pasriBg thraugli tile pearly

had pwhwl he trtMi magnate to the oxIMSM of the tarer dead

L Mk hew Saint Peter he pretested trtidlyv-ymt think I Clan stand on a specs BO krgw

then aabould 1 very ea r you replied

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to the above were sent inby Johji R Ryon and J L zones both of

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iAiVQd In a match for the LondonClub championship Contributed by JA

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FIRESTRICKEN MISSIONWILL APPEAL FOR AID

The People Mission 910 PennsylvaniaAvenue was the principal sufferer In afire at that number the other eveningActing Chief Engineer F J Wagnersucceeded in confining the fire to thelower floor so that tho damage to thebuilding which is owned tho Ameri-can Ice Company did not exceed WOOThe mission suffered a loss to the furnlM o of SOO Efforts will be made to recoup the loss sustained by the fire by anappeal to the public

j STREET CAR DERAILED-The breeding of a plow caused therear truck of a car to leave the trackin rounding the curve at Fifth and DStreets yesterday afternoon RonaldHolmes fifteen years old was standingbeside the tracks and the rear of thocar struck him knocking him down Hewas not seriously injured Traffic was

delayed on tho oastbound track forsoma time

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JFarmeis ProtestReckless Driving

AsK ACT OF LEGISLATU-

RES Preparation to Protect the Peo-ple From Red Devils

From the City

Md Dec 5 The recklessspeed used by automobllJsta in drivingtheir vehicles over tim highways ofMontgomery county has called forthloud protests from farmers and cltleziwof the county and has inspired a request that the memberselect ofhouse of delegates from this county pre-pare a bill to regulate their speed in theState to relieve tho people fromimminent danger to their lUos and theirteams upon the public highways

Delegateelect John W Williams ofBoyds is now preparing a bill to meetthis condition of affairs and AJohnston of Kensington is saM to bepreparing a bill along tho line

Automobiles have been driven at suchspeed along the county road that manyteams have been frightened and haverun away damaging animals andwagons Many carriages have met thesame fate and the occupants have beeninjured it js said from time to timewhile the auto driver keeps on

unaware of the injury being doneFrequently road races are held over thepikes between cities much to th detri-ment of the people traveling by footand by wagon and no Apparent Used isgiven to those who haVe the same rightto the road as they

Preference to Animalsas it wilt be prepared by Mr

Williams demands that the carriageswagons etc drawn J horses or otheranimals shall in t rvrj case have priorright to the upon which theytravel that In casa the animals arcfrightened the driver of automobileshall bring it to a full stop and assistthe party or parties In getting their animals by that the speed of automo-biles upon highvmys shall not exceedHfteen miles an hour that in no caseshall they pass through villages ortowns at a higher rate of speed thansix miles an hour or cross intersectingroads at greater speed Those whofail to comply with tho law shall belined not less than or more than 25

Len each offense and imprisonment uponfalluca to pay line at the discretion ofthe justice of the peace trying the caseAll automobiles are to be properlynumbered and also a permit isto be gotten from proper authority

they can be propelled over thohighways in order to carry out thelaw and give the required protectionThose without such permit aro subjectedto same fine as above

Progressive Kensington

The town of Kensington is still pos-

sessed of the same progressive spiritfor the post few years The people

being desirous of aiding their townhave organized a building and loan as-

sociation under the name of the Mont-gomery Mutual Building and Loan As-

sociation with William M Terrell asits president Thomas I King as mana-ger W A Johnston as counsel H LHodgklns F E Little Arthur Hondricks A S Gatley C C CViamberlalno and J W Townsend as directorsTh assoclation proposes to allow anyamo hit to tieportted at the conven-ience of the depositor and to make iteasy to withdraw and also tp makespecial inducements to those who wishtq borrow

Robert Johnson a farmer t f this vi-

cinity returned from the MarylandUniversity lloepital In BaltimorewherSne submitted to an operation forcancer of tile Jarr and tongue Thelower pert o bin a piece ftongue were removed and he is appar-ently wen feels no effects whateverof the operation

JIMMY MICHAEL EASYFOR GEORGE LEANDER

XBW YORK Dec S As a prelim-inary to the beginning of the sixdaybike race which wilf be started shortlyafter midnight Monday morning a va-ried of second events was gonethrough at Madison Square Garden tonight The principal attraction was amotor race between Jimmy Michaelonetime champion of two continentsand George the longdistancechampion of the world Locmdor woneanjly by two and onehalf laps thetlm being S7OS85

Prank Kramer tho national cham-pion won the International tcnmiloopen race for professionals In whichmost of the riders who will tako partin the sixday race were competitors

REWARD FOR CORATOLO

Five thousand descriptive cards offer-ing reward for Ole capture of LuigiCoratolo the escaped Italian assailantof Rosa Curato Ws prospective motherinlaw sent out from Police Headquarters last night Tho woman issteadily improving and is said to bepractically out

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PAYMENT OF THE COSTS

How Subscribers May Obtain What IsDue Them on Accounts With

the Company

Senry F Woodard attorney andsecretary of Telephone SubscribersAssociation has atMcesJetT a communi-cation to the members The organiza-tion for several year hits been contesting the right of the Cnesapeake and Po-tomac Telephone CompanS chargehigher rates for telephones than thdaaproscribed by Congress After much lit-igation a compromise was effected be-tween the members of the associationand the telephone company The com-munication is as follows

As you have doubtless learned fromnotices in the doily press the TelephoneSubscribers Association and the ClTesapeakoand Potomac Telephone Companyhave concluded a settlement of the lit-igations instituted under the directionof the association against the telephonecompany to secure compliance withact of ConKTCfi of June J 1S9S fixingrates telephone service in tho DiSjtrlct of Columbia This agreement wasmade largely for the reason thatthrough changed conditions of the service and altered policies of the companymost of what was sought by the asso-ciation was secured

Suits Are DismissedPublic support of the litigation hav-

ing ceased It was consideredthat further continuance could be onlyvexatious and the possibl result of lit-tle value The inevitable great costwould also be a serious burden to youand litigants Under the direction of tho board of managers all thesuits instituted have been dismissed

Under the agreement the telephonecompany has paid a sum of moneywhich enables tin board of toreturn to each subscriber to its supportafter Jun W 1803 the full amount of hispayments The treasurer will send youa cheek tit full amount paid byyou

Tho agreement further provides infavor of all litigants for the specific re-bate Jn each case stfiount pay-able by the terms of his contract andheld in suspense under the order of injunction provided payment of the resi-due be made before Marcn X UKH Ifthe amount due as shown by the booksof the company is not paid by March 11 04 the company may refuse rebateany sum and look to the injunction bondfor payment of the contract rate

A lull debit and creditstatement of your account has been pre-pared by the company and will bshown you on application to its

at the office of the company whenerrorslf any may be corrected

SON OF DRGALLAUDETTO BECOME MINISTER

Herbert D Galliwdet will be ordainedto the ministry today in the Church ofthe Covenant Special services will beheld at 4 oclock when the sermon ofordination will be preached by Presi-dent Charles Cnthbert Hall of UnionTheological Seminary New York

Tho now minister is a son of Dr Gallaudet president of Galfcuidet Collegeat Kendall Green He will les title

shortly to make his home in NorthCarolina where he will begin his

President Hall who is to speak to-day is spending a few Wash-ington as the guest Qf Dr Gilman

of Carnegie Institute

LOCAL MENTION-

The Annual Dead Letter Salewill be conducted within our double

tai rooms 1227 and 122S G Streetubrthweat commencing Monday Deember 14 daily 10 a m and 3 pm Wilson layers Auctioneers

Thrust Leg in SewerYesterday a horse driven by Horton

Nineteenth Street northwest thrust his log in a sewerin between ThirteenthFourteenth Streets G Street and 3 ewYork Avenue northwest injuring theleg but not e badly that had to bekilled

Tree Toys J Jay Gould 431 Stl

Kerosene inc Gasoline 130per gallon earn V furnish the cansfree postal or phone East 643

Home Safety Dely Half K etaw Best oil obtainable Prompt dely

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BESET BY CHALLENGES

Orators of Law School Sought After byUniversities in the East

and West

The regular meeting of tha Debatingof tjhe Georgetown University

School of Law last evening was atthan usual interest to students Ofthe institution because of expected hap-penings in tho field of intercollegiatedebate These wore discussed at lengthby those present

The report of the Intercollegiatecommittee showed that George

towns fame has penetrated the FarWest the University of Nebraska be-ing tho latest to seek a content withlocal institution Challenges were alsoreceived by the committee from severalEastern universities This indicates thatthe members of the debating societywill be put to their mettle to hold theirown among a field of worthy competi-tors

The first public debate of the societywill take plade in Gaston Hall

University in January Whethertho date will be fixed within the nrstweek of the month has not yet been de-cided The debaters chosen last even-ing are Dowllng Faulkner Sullivanand English All of them are ablemen and with such an array of abilitythe of the society seems assured

The remarks oC the censor at the closeof the meeting were listened to withkeen and relished by everyone I

ability in the line of criticism iswell known from his participation inyear in which he pictured thetaking a taU out of Uncle Sam in awoodshed

EXPRESS WAGON COLLIDESWITH BABY CARRIAGE

A baby carriage and a heavy ex-press wagon collided at Fourteenth andN Streets northwest yesterday The in-

fantile conveyance was demolished Itwas being across the street byMrs Charles T Carter of 128 Four-teenth Street northwest and her

was thrown to the ground Thechild was not hurt The team wasdriven by John Giles of tho Savoy flats

LOCAL MENTION

Want advertisements and subscrlptions for the EVening andTimes will be received at any of thefollowing branches at regular officerates Library Pharmacy 2d at and Pa

cor 14th and U FrenchSimpson cor 7th St Rhode Island aveand R st nw Theodore A T Juddcor 7th and F Sis sw Vcor 7th and H sts ne AstoIa Phar-macy W A Evans otfr 3d endG nw Charles H Blumer North Capi-tol and ne R A Veitchand M sts nw H A Yates ne cor7th and M sts w Phar-macy 2Jst and C sta nw A

Rogers cor 8th and seAnacostla Burys Pharmacy comer

Monroe and Jefferson eta

Collided With BicycleWood worth 1405 Fifth

Street northwest a special messenger-at yesterday collided atNinth and D with an unknownboy on a bicycle receiving injuries tohis face and hands The lad rode awayWhile Woodworth wont to the Emer-gency Hospital for treatment

Have You Seen the vrArtificial Flowers at Schmlds 1233tb

Street northwest

Shaffers Flowers Please Everybody-At Two Stores 14th I 1711 Pa AY

Hurt in a FallBrown thirtyeight years old of

218 Delaware Avenue northeast fell atC Street and Delaware Avenue north-east yesterday his head Hewas taken to the Casualty Hospitalwhere Dr Jones sewed up wound

BURTON HOLMESMagnificent illustrated lectures Wonder

4660 beautiful original IllustrationsAddress B Lyons

Refuses His Name

at Fourteenth andBacon Streets northwest and was heav-ily thrown When he nad recovered airefused to n ms or accept usedleal assiatanee and wasto go on his way

Gas Radiators Oil Heaters616 12th st Muddiman s Co 1201 G

Genuine 5 6 and 7 Sample ShoesThreo hundred styles at 2 S6 ICeenes

Shoe Store 903 G Street northwest

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