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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-13

At No. Sudbury street, opp. Bay State
House. Send for illustrated Turkish Bath
Advocate. Telephone 302-6 We have pri-
vate rooms for bathers that wish to re-
main in the building over night.
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Situations Wanted Female.

SITUATIONS WANTED-Competent gem
eral girl best of city references; ex-
perienced second girl; private cook, best
child, go for $3.50 per week; green girl.
Mrs Mulyey. IA Maple St; telephone
1852.
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WANTED - ~ capable
round cooks, general, kitchen, table
and chambermaids, housekeepers, wom-
an with child, green girls. Mrs. Jones,
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WANTED-Experien girl for general
housework in family Of two. Apply to
Mrs III. B. Smith, 20 Trowbridge road.
afternoons, between and 8.
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Hello Wanred-Female.

WANTED-Two laundry girls. houseeep-
er, all-round cooks, capable general
girls, second girl, table, kitchen and
chambermaids, 10 green girls, woman
with child. Mrs. Jones, 410 Main St,
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FOR -SALE-Or rent, the very desirable
liam St, adjacent to the fair grounds
property just opened up, containing
69lO TT. In finest and most convenient
section; house has 10 commodious
rooms, every convenience. Farrar &
Gates, Sis Main st.
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SITUATION WANTED-By a good will
ing girl to do general Homework; is a
good plain cook and laundress; best of
reference if required Please call at 1926
Mulberry st.
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FOR RENT-The furnished
house of ID rooms at No. oIo
Main ST., (cor. Hancock St.).
For particulars apply on the prem
Uses, or to ALBERT H. CHAT
FEE, 4o2 Main St.
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Situations Wan,ed-Male.

SITUATIONS wANTED-By farm hands,
hotel help, teamsters, janitors, green
men,. Mrs; Jones, 40 Main ST., room IL;
telephone 901-A
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COMPETENT girl for general homework
In family of two. Apply to Mrs. u. w.
Cutler, So Lancaster ST., afternoons, be-
tween and 5.
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For saTe-NFsceTIaneoGs.

FOR SALE-40OOO tons of coal at retail:
price from $3.50 to $3.50. delivered in bins
up or down stairs free of charge by
Fred w. Wellington Co.. 416 Main st.
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Wanted- miscellaneous.

WANTED--A good family horse, fairly
good style and driver and fit for lady to
drive. Address r., 1903 Spy office.
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SITUATION WANTED-By capable giSl,
to do upstairs work and sewing, three
years reference. Mrs. Jones, 40 Main
St, room IL.
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To Let-Flats and houses.
Advertisers under this head can secure

Cards, to hang in windows or elsewhere,
free of charge, by applying at THE
SPY office.
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Business Notices.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE,
pianos, life insurance policies; interest
~ per cent for one month. Worcester
Collateral Loan Association, State Mu-
ham, treasurer.
LOANS ON JEWELRY, watches, dia-
monds and personal property; lowest
rates in this city; state corporation.
Worcester Collateral Loan Association,
State Mutual building, room 63S.
MONEY LOANED salaried people and re-
tail merchants upon their own namesi
special inducements. Tolman. 432 State
Mutual building.
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REMOVAL-Mrs Julia A. Spaulding,
magnetic. business and test clairvoyant
has removed to s. Pearl ST.. where she
win be happy. to greet old and new
patrons; examinations and massage 81
each. Room Z. one flight.
MRS. EAMES-C lairvoyant, has removed
to No. 20 Chandler st. Hours from 10
a. m. to s p. m.
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TO LET-Good tenement of rooms, bath
room and gas at rs Lagrange ST., up one
flight. Apply at No. Allen ST.
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Saturday,. Oct. Il, '99,
81 Foster Street,
Worcester, Mass.

Two grey horses, weight 1900 pounds,
7 years old; sets double harness,
heavy stone wagons, tip cart, l two
horse sled.
JOHN P. RYBERG,
Mortgage.
Also, 2 carloads choice country
horses, which we have just received
ard will be on sale MONDAY, 9th.
Among the lot are few extra nice
family horses, saddle horses, etc. Ac-
climated horses constantly on hand.
o. A. KELLEY. Auctipneer.
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FOR SALE-5O secondhand ladies' and
gentlemens bicycles; some but little
used some were taken in exchange for
Northampton and Monarch wheels. Guy
Furniture Co.
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WANTED-Farm hands, man and wife
Mrs Tones 40 o NAN sop ~ ai Too rrrr "orA
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FOR SALE-AG Adams So, a new, mod
ern residence of 10 rooms, hardwood
finish, hardwood floors, open CRATES ,
good barn, one STALL also box stall; will
be sold at bargain. A. G. Broad, No
513, State Mutual building.
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A MIDDLE-AGED LADY (American) de-
sires position as housekeeper or matroni
best of references. Address c.. Spy.
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WANTED Situation to do second work
or chamberwork and sewing. Call at 40
| Perry ave-, lower bell
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SITUATION wANTED-To do general
housework or laundry work. Apply
Milton st.
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FOR RENT

ON LINCOLN STA very pleasant mod
ern tenement, second floor, in a two
tenement house. rooms, bath, hot and
cold water, gas and steam heat; rent
low to a small American family. Henry
Bigelow, Clarks block.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SITUATION WANTED-Firs class 1aun-
dress. Call at Howard street.
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ofhces to Rent.
For SsIe-BicycIes.

HAS SOME OF THE FINEST
ladies' Bicycles to be found in this city
both new and secondhand, at very low
prices; easy terms: repairs done quickly
and right. II TO 10 Vine ST.. from 1889
Front st
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WANTED = Coal consumers to buy coal
at from $3.50 to $3.50 per ton, delivered
free up 16 fights of stairs, from 416 Main
st Fred w. Wellington & Co
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HAVE YOU a COLD

HAVE YOU = COLD
Or rheumatism? Are you not feeling just
right? Take
JonSOn'S Turkish. RuSSI0n ODd ROn0D E0lhS
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FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGED Co.
acre farm. new house and barn; will
keep 25 cows and team; six miles from
city, cars pass every 80 minutes; this
farm Is going to be worth more in a
short time. A, G. Broad, room No. 513,
State Mutual building
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16

WANTED GIhLS A LIMITED NUMBER
w of ofrespcctable girls can secure steady
employment by applying at the Jute Works
over Eleventh street bridge. lul5. 6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
New Doctors.

Eighty flvo younr doctors were yeFterday
with imposing ceremonies at he Academy
of Music. 1t was tho Seventy fourth an
nual commencement Of "Ola JEFF AID its
many friends turned out in force to unto
with the friends of the graduates to do it
honor. The big auditorium was filled to
overlowing and tho graduates were warm
ly groetod as they marched on the stage
promptly ut noon, preceded by the mem-
bers of tho faculty. For an hour before
that the audience had been entertained
with an in'ersresting musical programme.
Minister to Italy William Potter. the
president of the Board of Trustees. prosid-
3D. with Judge Mayer Sulzberger on his
right and Rev. DR.. Henry G. McCook on
the left. As soon us tho noise Of the cheer
ing students in the audience had subsidized
Dr. McCook opened the exercises with
prayer.
Tho following graduates arc from Della
wars, George Cooper Moore, Willard Eu-
geno Smith, James Harvey Spruauce.
The annual banquet of the Alumni As
ISOLATION of the Jefferson Medical College
was held last evening ut the Art Club.
There were 153 members surrounding the
board, including one table Of the old class
of 10 and large number of the graduate
ing class. At the head Of the 70 table sat
DR.. J. N. Da Costa, who is the only sur
viving professor who was on tho roster of
that class His remarks on the days of old
were deeply interesting. Among those pre-
sent wero large number Of the trustees,
as well us members of the association from
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16

Calvary Baptist Sunday school gave
musicale last night in the church, Fonrth
and French streets. Grato Orchestra and
other local talent assisted.
The Volunteers of America gave re-
ception last night to Captain and Mrs. Has
lam OF Baltimore. The meeting was int r
esting and was we'll attended.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association
will givo q reception to the members this
evening. Musical and literary numbers
will be given, and an enjoyable time is vx-
pected.
Mrs. Wilson wife of General James H.
Wilson, the military commander OF tho
Department of Matanzas and santa Clara,
Cuba and her daughter, arrived on Sun-
day from Matarzis.
Mis-; Louisa S Brown has returned from
avisit to Mrs. Harry Devalingor in Mid
dletowu.
Policemen Frank Kane ami William
Gum went to St. Georges yesterday on q
fishing trip. They returned in the even-
ing with three suniish and one eel.
/. Il Parker and j. IT, Layfeld attended
the National Convention Of the Order Of
Railway Conductors.
. National Councillor Frank ! Pierson, Of
the Jr o. L. a. NJ. will afford the dinner
in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening.
when the forty-siXth alnivetsary OF the
order will be celebrated.
Tho Misses Mamie Chow and Gay Stack
lehousen, OF Camden, \. j., are tho guests
of the Misses Bertha and Matte Crowd
Ing of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
MiIitiamen Discuss Washington Trip.

The proposed trip to Washington was
discussed at meeting of Companies X and
A at tho ArInory last night.
Captain Rattan, of Company X, has re-
ceived promises from fifty men who will
go to Wa ,hington and has twenty. five men
fni." fn,il..s cculu.ppvu now, MAmhasss c. eomua-
MES down tho state have applied to Cap
tain Rutan for permission to go with his
company. Heis limited to sixty men, but
could, II allowed, take good many more.
Captain Carter of Company A, has
promises from thirty five men, but all the
members OF his company did not attend tho
meeting last night and those who did not
attend are yet to be heard from.
Company A will assemble a. tho Armory
for formation next Monday night and will
meet again Friday night, when it is ex-
pected that more names will DO added to
the list of those who will go to Washing
ton. Company X will meet tomorrow
night and assemble at the Armory Mon
day night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
GENERALS
SI0NS COURT.
The May Term of Court
Now Well Under
Way.

General Sessions Court resumed its
work at l. 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Alvin IL Morrison was mado foreman of
tho grand jury.
Tbs first man sentenced was John Nc
Carthy, who was indicted and pleaded
guilty to stealing some clothing from
John Nagawski. He received four months
and fifteen lashes.
Edward Mulvey pleaded guilty to steal-
Ing palr of eve glasses, but on account OF
his age was dismissed with reprimand.
Abort Schalfner and Herbert McColley
were each indicted on two counts for for G.
cry. McColley was not in tho court room
when his name was called and a oapias
was issued for him.
Harry Aull, Wesley Brown, colored and
George Wright, indicted Tor larceny, all
pleaded guilty. They will be sentenced
Charles Williams was indicted for lar-
ceny, and George Hilton for breaking aud
entering house. They were not arrdign-
cd.
The Superior Court went over the trial
list for the first time yesterday afternoon,
Ihirty-eight cases were marked for trial.
On Thursday morning the rial list will
lie gone over again and final disposition
made of ali the cases. It Is likely that sew.
eral other cases will be set for trial at that
time.
The court wished to fix Wednesday as
the timo for final reading Of the list, but
many Of The lawyers objected. as it was
circus day. Levi G. Bird made the first
objection. He said, "Your Honor, that is
circus day. and many of tho members of
the bar will want TO 60" Colonel Benja-
min Nieds said, "Your Honors ! think
you will ave time by making it Thurs
day. Many of the lawyers will he at the
circus" well, the court will have TO
consult the convenience of the members of
the bar. The court will go over the trial
list Oh Thursday morning." replied Judge
Lore.
When tho case Of Michael J. Galloway
VS.. John H. Wale" was called. Willard
salisbury, who was attorney for Walker,
announced his client was dead. He has no
estate, and The ter OF disposing of the
case was postponed.
The following are the special jury cases:
John Weldon, an infaut vs., tho F., ". Il.
B. railroad; Marronl onia Grasso vs. the
T. w. &. b. railroad; Juliana Beecher vs..
Wilmington Mills Manufacturing Com
pany. James +. Lawless's administrator
VS.. the Pusey and Jones Company, Rich
ard Gear vs. tho Z. W. & B. railruad Will
liam Donovan vs.. the Harlan and Eolling-
sworth Company, Mary McClatferty VS.,
Wilmington City Railway Company. Ed
ward Rushton's administrator VS.. p. W.
& b. railroad, Thomas Massey's adminis-
tral or vs.. Mitchell and Thomas, John Gal
lagher vs.. Il. Blumeuthal & Company,
jacob knopf.
Tho cases OF Edward S. Grant VS.. How
ard l.. pylo ct nj, associated as the Will
mingtcn Opera Company Lewis l.. VIII
cox vs.. tho Wilmington City Railway
Company, Johnson Forge Company vs.
Fjtchburg Railroad Company wero strck-
Ell from tho list.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
DOTS.

Deviled Crabs at Bcekett's Lunch Cafe
andS West Sixth street.
Chief Engineer George H, Boughman
has completed the plans for the extension
OF the Boulevard from Concord avenue to
the city line The plans will be submitted
to the Street anG Sewer Department ut its
meeting this evening.
The property No. 1902 Ford street has
been sold by the Sarah white Home for
aged colorel persons to Emma L. G. Cook
for 800.
The new electric lights In Eden Park
were turned on Friday night,
Rev. j. D. C. Hanna lectlred in tho M.
L, Church at ST. Georges last night.
A meeting of tho Democrats of the Tenth
ward will be held at tho Weccacoe engine
house this evening.
Calvary Baptist Sunday school held
well attended musicale last evening. Grace
Orchestra and other local talent assisted.
Winona Council Jr. O. U. A. NJ. is max.
ing efforts to secure Mayor Samuel II,
Ashbrldge of Philadelphia to make an ad-
dress Mt the councils anniversary. Mayor
Ashbridgo is I'LL ardent Mechanic.
iHo iuileiat VI NHllaln murphy, the
well known employe of the Jessup and
Moore .n..ner Company took place ,ycster-
day afternoon from his pu,uc No 1910 Del
aware Avenue 1nterment was made at
Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Among the many lawyers attending the
opening of the county court. Yesterday
wasrx.Consressman L. Irving IIanty wi O
ass'd an exceptionally good examination
and nply atynita th4 in, pft a.,
ior Court to be formA Ally admitted to prac.
tice at the New aslle county bar,
Lieutenant W. H. Wheatley requests
that all members OF Company II, First
Delaware, L. :. N.'who can attend in uni.
form the review at Washington on May
2l, communicate with him to-day.
The Wilmington City Railway Company
has completed q new turnout on tho
Eighth street line near Broome street.
At a meeting of the Saleman's League
held last night it was decided to publicly
thank purchasers for giving their support
to the movement by which the large stores
are closed in the evenings except on Tues
days and Saturdays.
Walker & Elliott machnists, yesterday
afternoon shipped double mixing mill to
A W. Louth Of Greenwich Point, Philadel.
pha.
The Jackson & Sharp Company is pre-
pairing for shipment two handsomely fin.
ished day coaches for the Fonda, Johns
town, and Gloyersville railroad in Penn
sylvania.
The puddlers of the Diamond State Iron
Company, who have been idle for two
weeks on account of n disagreement have
returned to their places in the mills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
May l6, 1899.

II has been learned that the four men
who visittd the farm of Mrs. Biggs on
Saturday night brought Mcclure with
them. Their actions need investigation.
Every lock around the place was opened
and two horses were unhitched In the
stable Mcclure started on dead run
from the farm and as stated yesterday in
this column, wound up in the centor Of
Clark's thicket. Loaded revolvers and q
double barrel shot gun awaits the next
midnight providers
Housekeepers are requested to see that
all doors are locked and all windows are
properly fastened. This precaution may
bo the means of saving to them some of
their property.
The circus will be in Wilmington to-
morrow and another circus here on Fri
day. There will be scores of thieves with
the circus. 1t is the d1ty of everyone to
keep watchful eye so that no robberies
take place.
A few weeks ago viscous dog bit child
of Robert JoEiison. The latter very
properly took his shot gun and went in
search OF the dog.
A complaint was lodged with tho S. P.
C. A. about the man shooting at the dog.
A little child Of William Wadsley was bit.
ten, on the arm by the dog yesterday. The
dog should be killed Immediately.
heEiure ~ sun aI Uno jan suffering
from delirium tremens. The two police
man who had such an interesting time
say they wish he would wait until day
light to have another attack.
City Council is deserving OF special
praise for the manner in which they have
had the bitches OH West Delaware street
cleaned out.
The base ball fever has struck the city.
There are at Last twenty clubs fully or
ganzed In the city. An interesting game
WAS played yesterday bstwcen tho Young
score was II to 16 in favor of the former.
The batteries We're Jester, Brown and
Iynns, Horner, Tuman and McGrory.
The New Castle club expects to repeat
the dose administered last Saturday to
the Brownson team when the teams meet
here next Saturday.
The strawberry festival given by the
Spottswood Mission band was grand sue
cess.
The members of St. Peters T. A. b.
Society turned out in body and attended
first mass and received holy communion.
Rsv. Edward L. Brady in tho course of
his remarks congratulated the society on
it's good showing.
Martin Leonard, proprietor Of the Dob
binsyille Hotel. says that the fellow who
took his bicycle bell can have tho wheel if
he will call during business hours for
same.
Mr.. Paxon and daughter of Ridley
Park have been tile dcc.s of New Castle
friends.
Rev. S B. Wylle pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church left yesterday for
Minneapolis to attend tho Presbyterian
AS embly.
Elmer Whitelosk Is the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs James l.. Bacon. lie has just re-
turned home after five months service in
the regular army at Havanna. He tells
some interesting stories about Cuba and
Cuban customs He was mustered out of
service on Friday last. During his stay in
the regiment he had boon promoted to the
position of Sergeant. Elmer has d number
of souvenirs of Cuba.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
OLD SWEDE'S
ALTERATIONS.
They Will Be Completed
By the Last OF This
Week.

Tho work of repairing Old Swede's
Church will be finished this week. Work
men are now arranging the interior fix
ings and the furnishings of the chancel.
The Improvements thus far made con :
sist of a renewal of the shingle roof; of
the pews and seatings In the gallery, and
the application Of several coats Of paint to
the woodwork. The pews have been ar
ranged so far as conld DO learned accord
ing to the way they were built originally.
Some run longthwse of the church. on
the sides, and others face the pulpit as is
customary. They are made Of plain un-
decorated wood, and are painted neatly. in
white. and conform to the builders ideas
of simplicity.
Thore Is no wooden floor but the
brick laid as a flooring two hundred years
ago are In position rs they were laid, and
where some have been broken new bricks
were put in their places. The bricks do
net give much evidence Of wear, although
them, including several generations of
worshippers. The stairway leading to
the gallery is entered from the exterior of
the church, which was the custom whom
the church was built. Prior to the i'm.
provements the stairway led from the in
terror of the edifice. BY the new arrange
ment an increase ip the seating capacity is
obtained.
The new altar, which is to be conse.
Grated By Bishop Coleman on the day of
special services, has been placed in posi-
tion. but it is covered by draperies to pre-
vent it being distigured accidentally by
the workmen. Altogether, tho church
presents neat and attractive appearance
on the inside, and contrasts conspicuousiy
with the Old Swedes' Of only few weeks
ago.
Tho worshippors on May 2S doubtless
will be surprisea o tthe change. but never
,thsls6s the edifce Ma reproduction of tho
church rs built originally and dedicated
on May 2S, 1899.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16

NJ OTUE-ALL PEI4SONS ARE HEREBY
IN warned against receiving or negotiating
any promi ssory note or notes in favor of the
February II, 1899, and May o. 1899, inclusive,
made payable at the National Bank of Della
ware, at Wilmington, as all such notes We're
stolen from the Office of said Brewing Com
pany on tho night Of May ., 1859, and the pay
ment of the same will be resisted by the re-
spectve makers and by The Bavarian Brewing
Company, payee thereof -
THE BANARlAN BRtWING COMPANY,
Whining Ton ), Del, May l., 1889
M13. lluAxlW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-16
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
AND PERSONALS
A neiange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There of Wilmlngtonians
and their Many Friends
TURNER'S ENTERTAIN.

The Active Turner's of the Wilmington
Yurngemeinde gave their eleventh exhi-
bition and ball In Turn Hall. Eighth and
French Streets last night There were about
$50 people present and the affair was sue.
ceSsfuI one. The program was opened
with music by Albert's Orchestra.
An interesting exhibition Of gymnastic
exercises was part Of the program, and
those participated in by the Active Turn
ers were especially fine. Tho club swing.
ing by Edward Davis was fine exhibit
tion. A club-swinging drill given by the
girls class. composed Of twelve members,
was one of the features of the entertain.
ment and was vigorously applauded. The
staff dill by tho Active Turner's was the
finest and best executed exercise on the
program:
After the exerci.es were finished ths
floor was cleared for tho ball, which OPEN
ed at II o'clock. About one hundred cou-
pies were on the floor. George MGCaffer5y
was master of ceremonies Charles Wiede-
man, floor manager. and Edward Davis,
assistant floor manager.
Tho officers of the club are: George Nc
Cafferty, chairman; John l.. Craven, Sec
rotary; Frank Buckalien, treasurer. The
committee in charge Of TIE affair were
Frank Buckalien of the arrangement COM
mittae; Emil Mauer, athletic instructor;
and Harry Nacklin.
The Active Turner's are the following:
George McCafferty, Frank Greene. Frank
McKeagney, Charles Wiedoman, John
Cravin, Frank Buckalien, John Brown,
John Spoerl.