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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-27

BEATS WIFE WITH
RAILWAY fISHPLATE
Jealousy Causes Aged John
Matson to Make a MUIR
derOus Assault
Policeman Callahan, on Vaea-
ton, Takes Assailant to
Santa Rosa Jail
Special Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA ROSA, June 26.-Poiiceman
Callahan of San Francisco, who is
spending his vacation on the Russian
river near Forestville, landed John
Matson. an aged resident of San Fran
cisco, in jail today for murderous at
tack on his wife, who is eight years his
junior.
Matson and his wife and two step
sons are staying at the Richard r.
Isaac place near Green Valley station
He is 70 years old and formerly re-
sided near San Leandro in Alameda
county. He was married to his pres
ent wife six years ago and is declared
to have been very jealous of her.
jealousy over the attentions showed
his wife by another guest of this place
caused the assault
Matson secured a railroad 6shplate,
and at an early hour this morning
made his murderous attack. The
woman was beaten over the head and
shoulders until she was insensible be-
fore the sons came to their mothers
rescue and drove the old man away.
AT first it was believed she had been
fatally injured, but the attending ply
sician this afternoon said she had a
fair chance of recovering.
The local authorities are making an
investigation. All at the Isaac place
say that Matson had no reason to be
jealous of his wife. Matson is said
to have considerable property, and it
is believed that this is the cause of the
family differences.
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brother Of Gus j. and Thomas Kelly, Mrs
George E. Miller. Mrs. T. W. Stream and
s sIan,a5 r. =; Borden native Of Oakland.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
day., at $50 a. m. from the residence 81
his mother. $50 Haight street thence 10
Sacred Heart church. where "A requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose OF his soul
commencing at a. m lnterment Holy Cross
LUNDBERG-In this city. June % 1902 Fred
A. Lundberg. dearly beloved father OF Frsda
Lundberg. native Of sweden. aged Al
years months and II days.
MARTIN-In Oakland. CAL June %. 1909.
Rosie. dearly beloved wife of AdoIpb Martin
loving mother Of Rosie Elsin Martin. daughter
of Mrs. NJ. Simas Of SausaIito and Mrs.
Rodgers Of Stockton Cal. a native Of Cali
fornis, aged 10 years Z months and % days.
MAYRHoFER- this city. June %. 1909. An
tonia. dearly beloved wife Of Leouhard Mayr-
hofer. and loving mother OF Mrs. l. A. Per-
rier and Rudolph. Arthur, Lson6ard. stephanie
and Walter MayrhOfer a native OF Tvrol
Austria. aged as years and months
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Remains AZ
the funeral parlors OF the H f. Mass com
pany, 1888 Golden Gate avenue near FIJI
Miranda this city June %. 1909 Anita
Miranda, native OF California. aged Is years.
PATToN-In this city. June %. 1909. Edward
Patton, native Of Michigan, aged SO years
PEARCE-In this city June 26 1900. Etta
Pearee. native of Louisiana.
friends and acquaintances are respectfully
day1 1,Oa a' % ,e sne luners5 TOMORROW mon
vayli June ., 1919, az l:30 O'Clock D. N.
from the chapel Of Charles H j. Truman
1911 Mission street between Fifteenth and sly
tenth Interment Cypress Lawn cemeterT
BY carriage.
sEhONG-In Oakland, Cal. June g. 1909
Vera Any, dearly beloved daughter Of Theo-
1ore and Amy strong, and sister OF Leslie
and Vernon Strong, a native OF California
aged Is years. ma
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
me funeral services tomorrow (SFonday) J1ne
=. 1903: at 10 o'clock a. m. from the resi-
genee or James Taylor. northeast corner OF
FIteenth and Jefferson streets. oakland
THoRNS-In Oakland. Cal. June 25. 1909 Kan
meth Henry, infant son OF Henry s. and Louise
year and 10 days "sS
IgrHNEK-In this city. June %. 1909. George
WAALEN-In this city, June a. 1909. John
"naien' a native Of California. aged 81 years
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BIRTHS

BEVILOCKWA9-At Lomita Park. CAL Iune
IL. 1903, to the wife of j. L. Bevilockway,
CoUTER-In San Mateo Park Cal, June o.
1909, TO the wife of William F. Coulter tfor-
merly Agnes g. Connolly, daughter
DoWD--In this city. June s, 1909, to the wife
of Bernard T. Dowd, daughter.
ERLIN-In this city. June 10. 1909. to the
wife of Frank w. Erlin, a
FAGAN-In Oakland, CAL, June 2, 1909, to the
wife of Leo F. Pagan, a son.
FEIsEL-In this city, June H. 1909, to the
wife of d. ]. Feisel, a daughter.
HAYWARD-In this city, June %. 1909, to the
wife of G. S. Hayward (nee Carstens), son.
KEIL-In this city, June 20, 1909, to the wife
of George Frederic keil. a son.
P0oI.E-In this city, June 90. 1909, to the
wife of John j Poole, daughter.
SANTA CRUZ-In this city June % 1909 to
the wife Of Z IL Santa Cruz,
SIMM0Ns--ln { this city. June %. 1909. 10 the
wife of Ed Simmons. SON.
SIVELI-In this city, June 10. 1909 to the
wife OF a. G. Swell, daughter.
sSMITH.In this city, June %, 1909 TO the wife
of Alfred Atherton Smith, a son.
SWAIN-in Alameda. Cal. May 49, 1909, to
the wife Of L. O.. Swain, a daughter.
TRAYNoR-In this city, to the wife of R. e.
Traynor, a son.
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DEATHS

ALLEN-In San Leandro, CAL, June %. 1909,
Alice. beloved wife of Harry Allen, and daugh-
ter OF the late James and Sarah Farley, a
native of Portland. Ore.
ANDERSoN-In this city, June "a, 1909, AL
fred L. Anderson, native of Sweden, aged
IS years: A member Of San Francisco lodge
No. 2, Knights of the Royal Arch.
Friends, acquaintance and members of San
Francisco lodge No 2, Knights of the Royal
Arch. are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services To-Day Sunday, at
Martin & Co.. 1865 Geary street. Incarceration
Odd Fellows crematory.
BRADY-In San Bruno. San Mateo county.
Cal. June &c. 1909 Catherine Brady. beloved
wife of the late John r.. Brady, mother of
Thomas F., Charles V. and John c. Brady,
late Emma Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Schaffer
The funeral will take place tomorrow mon
late residence Green avenue San IRON Brn er
thence to st. Bruno's church, where re-
QUEEN high mass will be celebrated for the
Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by electric
car.
BRAYToN-In Oakland, Cal, June %, 1909.
Albert Paulding Brayton, husband of Mildred
Edward L. Brayton and the late Albert p.
Brayton Jr., native of New York state.
aged 81 years and 10 months (Watertown,
N Y, papers please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
day Sunday June 81. 1909, at 2 o'clock
p, M, at his late residence, 1867 Jackson
street, oakland lnterment private. Kindly
omit flowers.
BREEN-In this city. June 20. 1909. Bonnie.
infant son of Joseph and Hazel Breen, ma
tive Of San Francisco. CAL, aged months
BRoDERICK-In Napa county CAL, June "a.
1909, John g. Broderiek, beloved husband of
Marx Broderick, native of Ballensloe,
County Galway, ireland. A veteran Of the
Mexican war.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day., at $50 o'clock a. M, from the NOR
street near Steiner, thence to ST. Dominic !
church, Pine and Pierce streets where n
requiem mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose of his soul: commencing at . O'CLOCK.
CAUMoNT--In Oakland Cal. June % 1900
Leonard Caumont, beloved brother of Mrs
F. X. Christ, Mrs J. Camlong Mrs v Berg
eron Mrs. n. Pujo and Antoine Jeane Mari.
Francois and Iontine Caumont, native of
France, aged 43 years 9 months and 10 davs.
A member of Court Sadi Carnot No. 19S, E.
of A.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the tn funeral n services tomorrow Monday. June
2s 1909, at l o'clock p. m, at Foresters'
hail.. 1924 Clay street, Oakland under the
auspices of Court Sadi Carnot No. los. F.
of A., thence to st. Colombas church, 64Of
San Pablo avenue, where services will be held
at $3.50 p. NJ.
cHING-In this city. June %. 1902 May Ching,
native of California, aged is months
CoYLE-In this city, June o. 1909. John CovIe
native of California. aged 40 years A mem,
Der OF San Francisco Brick Layers unfon
No. z of California.
Friends Friends acquaintance and members of San
speetfully invited to attend the funeral to-
morrow tMondayl- at $50 a. m. from tho
parlors OF Monahan & Co., 1904 Guerrero street
corner " Twenty nth, thence to st. James
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and Katherine G. Kiernan, both of San
Francisco.
EN-soRENSEN-In this city. June 26
1909. by the Rev. William Schmidt, Eckardt
Olsen and Signe Sorensen, both of San Fran
cisco.
BERTSoN-PIRIE-In this city June 49,
1909. by the Rev. D. A. Mobley, Reuben ID.
Robertson and Mary Wilson Prize, both of
San Francisco.
INSON--MITCHELL-In Alameda, Cal,
June 26. 1900 at Christ church. by the Rev.
Edw. r. Dodds, William c.. Wilkinson and
Bessie ID. Mitchell, both of Oakland, Cal.
YoUNG-NEIL-In this city, June %, 1909. by
the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford, pastor First
Christian church. Lewis Harmon Young and
Janet Neil both of San Francisco.
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MOTOR CLUBS MAKE.
RUN TO DEL MONTE
Automobiles Gather to Dis
cuss Improvements of Roads
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
DEL MONTE, June 2s.-Fifteen mo-
tor cars, carrying about rs passengers.
came down here this afternoon on the
joint run of the Automobile Club of
California, San Francisco motor club
and the Automobile Dealers associa-
ton.
Among the motorists here tonight
are:
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Marten of San Jose
Mr. and Mrs. George b Pelhemus of the Santa
Clara County automobile club; Charles B. Pol
hemus; e. /. Hoag; i. r. Mead of Byron
Springs; +. l. Hansen of San Francisco; Leslie
Burks, secretary of the Automobile Club of Cali
fornia; Arthur B. Watson. chairman of the runs
and tours committee; Marsden Manson: Leon
Sweet; Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Gayness: Roy NJ
Pike; A. S. Carman; Mr.. and Mrs. N II de
Young; Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cameron: Mr.
and Mrs. =. NJ Chadbourne; Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Boss.
At about 9:45 o'clock NJ. H. de Young.
who presided. called the meeting to
order in the art gallery of the Hotel
Del Monte. There were present super
yisors representing the following
counties: San Mateo, Santa Clara, San
Benito. Monterey ana Santa Cruz. A
talk was held on the subject of i'm
provement of roads. e. NJ. Chadbourne
was the principal speaker
Tomorrow at 1890 o'clock there will
be Spanish lunch, to which visiting
motorists and hotel guests are invited.
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SUCCESSFUL BALL IN AID
OF THE SHOE WORKERS
Substantial Sum Realized for
Men Now on Strike

The ball given last night in Garden
rink in aid of the boot and shoe makers
on strike was we'll attended and will
net a goodly sum to the strikers The
joint Labor day celebration committee
attended in body to help the cause.
The affair was under the direction
of the following:
Committee of arrangements-Dan
Williams, chairman; j. J. Bacon, Henry
Jagels, e. t. Bloominger, Miss Ellie
Burke, Alexander Aitkenhead, William
S. Groat, William Cannon.
Reception ommittee-Agnes Hosie,
Monte Haywards, Hannah Brarams.
Alice LOTUS, Susie Smith, Evelyn
Smith.
Floor ommittee-AleXander Aitken-
head. floor mana geriN Ed Smith, Joseph
Moore Walter Silva, Y. ]. Stephens 10
Riordan, E. Mcdonald.
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Friends of Couple Wonder if Stern Hand O.
Law Will Mar the Honeymoon

her mother lives. she is sister of
NJ G. Kelton, well known sea cap
tain.
A strange coincidence about the news
of her marriage to Del Lawrence was
that it took place June IS and exact
ly 10 days later her final decree of di-
vorce was handed down The profess
sional friends of the couple think they
nave run up against the original hoo
doc" The two. it is reported, were
married at the home of Alfred T.
Layne.
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Though her final decree Of divorce
was handed down but yesterday, Mrs
Jane Kelton Hooley. an actress, well
known in San Francisco and vicinity as
Jane Kelton, was, according to Port
land dispatches, married in that city
June IL to Del Lawrence. in whose
company she is the leading lady. There
is no explanation for the announcement
of the premature marriage. The couple
are now on their way to Vancouver,
B. c.. with their theatrical company.
When it became known that Del
Lawrence and Jane Kelton had mar
ried, little was thought of the match
as it was confidently expected that the
two would wed sooner or later. AS an
anti-climax to the wedding announce
ment came the granting of the final
decree of divorce by Judge Harris in
Oakland yesterday, severing the ties
which bound Jane Kelton to her for
mer husband, Michael j. Hooley, on the
ground of willful desertion. And now
friends Of the couple are wondering
whether the actress might have to face
a charge of bigamy.
COUPLE WELL KNOWN
Jane Kelton and Del Lawrence played
IN the American theater few months
ago in Martin Merle's religious drama,
The Light Eternal" Prior to that
time the actress had endeared herself
to California audiences as leading
woman at Ye Liberty theater in Oak
land and at the Alisky theater in Sac
ramento.
According to her testimony when she
sued for divorce from HooIey. she mar
ried him in Reno in 1897, but that soon
after he proved utterly worthless, and
that his drunkenness and abuse forced
her to leave him in 1904. She declared
that shortly afterward he disappeared,
and that during the whole course of
their married life he had not contrib
uted a single penny toward her sup
port.
ION one OCCASION" she testified, 'he
drove me out of the house and 1 was
forced to walk the streets all night"
Mrs. Jennie Kelton, mother of the
actress, corroborated the testimony
given by her daughter. declaring that
Hooley would have treated a dog
better than he did his wife"
LIVED IN OAKLAND
After leaving her husband Jane
Kelton became leading woman at Ye
! Liberty playhouse. Since that time she
has played in almost every important
town in California. Recently she Joined
the Del Lawrence stock company,
which was touring the Pacific coast
with two of Merle's plays-"The Light
Eternal and THE Vagabond Prince
For many years past Jane Kelton
has made her home in Oakland, where
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MARRIAGES

1909, by the Rev. D.. A. Mobley. pastor
Westminster Presbyterian church, Charles J
Eiils OF Mountain View. Cal, and Elizabeth
ENGEN-THYNES-In this city June 49, 1909
and Anna Thynes.
lllMONS-McGANN-=In this city June
~. lsoR. by the Rev O. Groensbers, Melvin
Fitzsimmons and May McGann
MAIN-,ki N-In this city, June 2, 1909.
by the Re+,nr Mobley. Ross E.. Main
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
siricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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Notable Deaths

+. S. HASKELL, SOLDIER AND FINANeIER
Columbia S. c.. June 26.-Col- j. s. Has
keil soldier legislator and fnaneier, grand
son of Langdon Cheves and son in law OF
Wade Hampton. died here today. He suffered
. a stroke of apoplexy last Friday. Colonel Has
keIl and his brother were for years the chief
figures in the state politically.
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CANDIDATES IN EAPA AgYLUM-Napa
June pa C. Clsudianes. father Of Peter
Claudianes- who is serving life sentence in the
state penitent1ary at San Quentin for dynsmiting
the residence OF James Gallagher in Oakland
some time ago. WIS brought TO the Mans sfsto
hospital today from OrOville by Deputy Sherir
Tobin.
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EDUCATORS TO TOUR EURoPE-San Jose.
June 26-EMany Of the most prominent mem
oefs OF the state normal school faculty started
this morning for a European trip 70 be gone
two months or more.
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CoNvICTS ATTACK sENTRY-Junction CITY,
Kan. jane 26.-At Fort Riley, near here, today
two military convicts named Carey and Jeffries
attacked sentry and in the struggle that en-
sued Jeffrles was fatally wounded aud the SEN
try was seriously wounded also.
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TURNER'S IN MASS DRILLS Cincinnati.
June 26.-The technical work of the great turn
fest is moving vigorously and each day % 900
or more persons witness the competitive drills
The features today were the mass drills and
single stick fencing.
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CARD OF THAMES

1o hAttsTElN-The family OF the late Franz
the many friends. and the ofscsrs 70 snank
M,ss,o % K 5ai' parior No n N s. G. vs.
T4Ie st .ougs NO TO- Cd. f. s. and tbe
dSr their kindness and sympathy. and aorsi
SSnssanss. extended to them in their Isss
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KILLED BY TRAIN-Biliings Mont, June
26.-John Whitman was instantly killed and his
wife fatally injured this evening when a
northern Pacific train crashed into a wagon in
which they, with their son Jacob and Fred Hutt
were riding.
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CARD OF THANKs

BIN ES-We desire to extend To cnr NAM
friends and relatives ana to the enonia- s,nS ~
snS Fan h francisco gas and electric eOfnnaaT
t esa .ne Sentra! coal company. our hear4feif
Ia 1or tnelr kindly expressed svmnafhv
ana oeautlrul doral offerings 10 ee,r ho,sr
OF oereavement-the loss OF beIor.d 49,,
band and idolized father 9o nus
MRS. A BYRNES and Family
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CARD OF THANKS

BESk-We desire to extend TO our manv
ssrlenGs and relatives our heartfelt thanks
laie hour or bereavement IN the loss ~ our
Deloyed son. knut r. Besk. also FOR the
many and beautiful coral offerings
kNUT A. RESK
KATE Il. BESK
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Van Ness at Washington--North End

ACCUSED OF THREATENING WOMAN
Miss Freda Coffey. 53S Fortieth avenue, Rich
mond district, obtained warrant yesterday for
the arrest of Otto Lehr for threatening to kill
her because she had refused to marry him.
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Senator Flint Hot

Buy your fireworks for out of town
use from Cal. Fireworks Co, 249 Front. :
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HEACoCK REAPpoINTED-

hEAOUOh hEAFEUIN 1EU-fl- II EtdCUtA
was reappointed United States commissioner for
four years yesterday BY District Judge John J..
de Haven. Commissioner Heacock has held the
Office for IA years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19
CHRISTMAS COMING

CHRISTMAS COMING.
Christmas coming, Hear the clatter
OF the children; what's the natter
Why this pent expectancy?
Goodness me! What can 1t be?
Christmas coming Sleigh bells iing.
ling
Frost and cold sets blsod a-ting-
ling,
Christmas coming Old Kris Kringle
With his pack and reindeer Jingle
Down the chimney soon will come
With the dolls aud sleds and drum.
Christmas coming Old folks blink.
ing,
At the children's chatter winking;
Kindly hands and watchful eyes,
Fixing up a glad surprise.
Christmas coming Oh, what Joy,
Little girl and little boy;
Hide the toys and trim the tree,
Soon wen hear shout Of glee.
christmas coming Snow and wealth
er,
Young and old are young together
Christmas coming, You remember
Wha, that meant long gone De.
cember?
Years may pass, but still It's true,
At the thought Love springs anew,
Christmas coming Magic season,
Why is Il? What is the reason?
Why Is grandpa growing young?
Why the songs so long unsung?
Christmas coming Christmas here!
With SIS 10y its laugh its tear.
E. j Sturtzcl.
HURRY Up SANTA CLAUS,
Wander Mistah Christmas.
T.oafin' long de way.
He slower than railroad
Dat what chillun say
Dey wants i'm fer ter hurry up
An pass de time er day.
Dreamin' bout de comm er dc
Chris'mus.
Atlanta Constitution
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19
Charles Dickens on Christmas.
TELEPHONE oNE-FoUR-Two

Charles Dickens on Christmas.
IT is wonderful thing. wrote
Charles Dickens. the period of
Christmas, wonder how many hun.
dreds of thousands of parents have
discovered at Christmas time, under
the magic of the season through
some little. little thing done by son
or daughter-that those they thought
estranged from them, by those
things which come between, still
loved them with a memory more
tender than they had dreamed of.
Il wonder how many sons and
daughters. under the magic influ-
encc Of Christmas, have had their
hearts softened 80 as to be moved
by some little manifestation of love
by father or mother. which they
would have thought ''ttle OF, per.
haps dcspised at any other season. -
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dell
one new member was added to
the club roster
Il
Third Ward Mothers Club.
The Third Ward Mothers club
held the most enthusiastic and most
entertaining meeting on yesterday
afternoon that has ever been enjoy
cd by the m theirs clubs Of our city
so those who attended claim with
pardOnablc pride in q program
which was representative Of the best
talent in our city.
The rooms were crowded and
many were present who have not
Interested themselves before in this
organization.
Mrs William Pneffer was leader
and chose for her subject. self
Control"
Mrs Pfioffer's paper on the sub
jcct was excellent and was read
With the confidenc, and ease that
well illustrated her subject.
Each lady ON the program was
Introduced by Mrs. Pfieffer with a
bit OF teasing compliment which was
often responded TO with charming
reparteo.
Mrs. W. T. Poland, Mrs, w. ID.
Moore and Mrs. George w. Walker
read excellent papers on different
phases of the subject In which they
set forth their ideas With pleasing
force and clearness.
Judge l. r. Mason made fine
talk on the lesson, illustrating from
his own work the value of self
control
The musical numbers were III
/ complement for tn" literary pro
gram
The Boys Band was encored in
their selection at the beginning 4
the program.
Mrs. &. VI. Campbell and Mrs
H. &. Connolly sang two beautiful
songs.
Perhaps the rarest treat on tn,
program was the reading by Miss
Boone, who chose three selections
from James Whitcomb Riley
There were large number %
visitors from the other wards, anC
all in all. as test OF ability, tn,
Third Ward Mothers Club has Sc
precedent that the other clubs
will have to look t. their laure!i
to sustain.