For a few days the strange country:
the stations with pans of steaming
food; the passenger scurrying to the
station for hot water with which to
make tea; the slovenly soldiers and
filthy station Idlers watching without
Interest and the beggar children and
' •>. * ..:>'.» ~ .. '* Sl*
OLD-TIME GLADIATORS MEET “KING OF SWAT.” Tom Sharkey
(left) and Jim Jeffries (right), famed in their day as heavyweight
pugilists, with Babe Ruth, champion hitter, at the Red Sox ball park in
Boston. Jeffries loss the heavyweight crown to Jack Johnson.
I Photo by A-mo.
Believed Drowned,
4 Viet ini' Returns
Home With Fish
i
While police an<l relatives wpro j
conducting an ail night search for
I-awrence \V. EawSnn. ?0 ypara old,
1230 Potomac street. believed to
have been drowned, the young man
was encaged in an effort to land
soma of the big fish in th° river
above Georgetown.
I-awson hired a boat vesterdav
and went tip the river to try his
lurk. Peine nn» of tne ardant I
Wallonites who believe in never :
quitting without a catch. Lawson
r»r>nin»<l on Hie river all night.
Kerb thi<= mornintr hr ydum-xt ]
home with his ratrh. He had on 1
enjoyable trip and seemed sttrpricnd \
that his delayed return should have j
caused an nittefi uneasiness.
CHARLES C. MONEY DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.
Well Known Official of Bureau of
Engraving Had Served Thera
for Twenty-six Years.
t
Ghaties Money, 55 years old.
head vault keeper •»f the stamp )iet
fnratinr division. Bureau of Engrav
ing and Printing, who had charge of
keeping .all records of and the deliv
ery of all postage stamps sent out
from the bureau, died in Emergency
Hospital yesterday after five weeks’
itipess.
