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The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
Bits of District
Sporting Gossip


It has been reported that the Com
mercial League viii be reOrganized this
season. However, the leaders In last
years league. National Electric Supply
Company and the Howard Printing Com
pany. viii not put teams in the field The
former will not be represented by a ball
team this season. and the latter has de-
cided 70 play independent
To date the Naval Academy athletic
authorities have not replied to the request
Of the Potomac Boat Club. OF this city,
TO give them a race some time during
My, instead of April Il. The POtomacs
are very anxious TO meet the Middies. but
can hardly do themselves justice with so
little time allotted them for traiRing.
For the first time in many years the
Georgetown Preps viii be represented by
full track team during the coming out
door season. The embryo collegians are
anxious to carry of first hoEors in their
meet on May J.
Claude Zappone. who represented Wash
ington oarsmen at the annual meeting
OK the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen. stated last evening that the
Potomac Boat Club could have easily won
over the national regatta for 1903. Some
class to that club. Ell?
At a meeting Of the members OF the
Potomac Boat Club. which viii be held
the second Wednesday in April, officers
win be elected for the season OF 1909
The executive committee of the George
town Preparatory School met and award
ed the school letters to six members OF
the basketball team and FIVE cinder path
stars"
Chairman Thatcher. Of the South At
lantic basketball committee, promises to
give out information In regard to the
proposed game for the Southern cham
pionship within the next few days.
w. Burke, a former Washington School
cinder path star. who has performed won
derfully in the sprints for the University
OF Virginia during the past season, was
in Washington yesterday in the Interest,"
OF the Virginia-Yale dual meet
The game scheduled for yesterday af-
ternoon between Central High and Gal
laudet has been postponed until Friday
Three o'clock has been announced as the
starting time, and Kendall Green the
place.
Western High will meet the George
town Preps on Georgetown Field. this
afternoon.
The Central High team will cross bats
with the Washington school for Boys
this afternoon, at Kensington. Both
teams have a clean record to date, and
az interesting game IS promised.
Track prospects at Gallaudet College re-
ceived severe setback recently when il
was announced that Robert Davis. cap
tain of the team for 1909, had decided 10
leave the Kendall Green institution
Davis has been appointed as an instruc-
tor OF physics in the Austin, Tex, Col
lege for Deaf and Dumb. r Preston. OF
Michigan. has been elected to I'll the va
cancy.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
ATTELL TURNS ANOTHER.
Gives frankie Neil One of the Worse
Drubbings of His Career

New York, March BIN a one-sided
ten-round bout before the Bedford Ath-
leuc Club, Brooklyn. tonight, Abe Attell
easily demonstrated his superiority over
frankie Neil, the former bantam cham
pion Of California. Atteu gave Neil one
of the iercest drubbings Of the latter's
career Neil did not land a telling blow
throughout the fight
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
A8IERICUS STAYS LIMIT.
Baltimore Wrestler Springs Surprise
on YOuSsin MahmOut.

Spccial 20 The WashirEol Herald
Baltimore, Nd. March 2.-Auerlcus
Gus SchOenleinl. OF this city. exhibited
wonderful skin and strength in his con
test with Youssin Nahmout. the Terrible
Turk. before a large audience at the Lyric
Fheater tonight by staying the fun hour.
The Turk agreed TO throw the local
PRIDE twice I'm one hour. but falling 10
gain even one fall. Amerlcus was the VIC
tO-, and by his performance once more
demonstrates that he must be classed in
the front rank ot the great wrestlers OF
The country.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

With 12s estries N 10 nine events. in
eluding wrestling bouts with Princeton
University mat champions. the indoor
games of the Y n c. A. in the sssocia-
ton gymnasium next Saturday night VIII
be the premier event on that organiza-
Z tons athletic calendar. and from the
standpoint Of close competition, equal &c
any other local games this season.
The list Of entries I'm the various
events. which are closed 10 members OF
The association, include an intercoIlegi-
ate champion. a Southern champion and
record holder. and a majority OF the.
best track and field athletes OF the Dis
trict- f. J. Porter, the CID Cornell
weight star and intercollegiate champion
shot putter in 1896. with a record Of for
ty-five feet one inch; J. A. Sterret. South
eIn pole vault champion. with a record
OF eleven feet FIVE inches; c. +. Smith
son. in the quarter and half mile runs,
j. p Fleming and the Hildebrand broth
ers, m tie mile runi Royce. Patterson.
Wetzei. and StrattOn. in the sprint and
hurdles; WalcOtt, Spransy. Sheridan, and
Iulloss. in the high jump. and three
standing broad jumps. there ought 10 bs
some good competition and records for
the gymnasium track
Trials Heats Necessary.
Six trial heats Ia the sprint and two.
or three heats in the hurdles VIII be re-
quired TO veed out the slower men. and
there are some particularly good fields
In the quarter and half mile runs and
high and broad jumps. The two teams
which win run in the medley relay race
viii be selected Saturday afternoon.
There viii be three Wrestling bouts
during the evening. Mayhew. Of the To-
/ cal association. and M0sey. OF Galau-
I det College, viii go on first. followed by
r. 4. Gilmour. Of Princeton. and u.
8 GilmOur. Of the Y. n C. A. at 1E
I pounds. and Rolph. Of Princeton. and
I Conrad. OF the association. az is pounds
R0Iph won the intercollegiate cham
uionship az his weight last week. and
F Gilmour was the runner Up in the welter-
+ weight class
The Entries.
The list Of entries is as follows:
Z z-yard dash-Hsr1ld n Woodmzn. ". b. Youuz
W r M1ler. II. q. Robertson. 6. " Bend. q.
II. Mcclure. h q. rouies j. 4 De Lashuut-
F O. " St7tton. Charles r. OEme. 2 R1taCrf1-I.
Chasrs 7. Jezniu-,. r 81. Dixon. G. E. Smith
ana r p Partsrsol-
zs-yar5 hurI-es-T. A. sheridan. Harold II. Wocd-
mau. w. y. Young w. &. Miller. H. o. T0EIes
7 O. y. Su1roc. r. s. Wheeler. Il c. Royce. and
r. B. Pattesoa.
4s-yar3 lun-w z. aIls-. T. G. Ro6srtz'n. p.
p. Euz1r. G. W. Pend. o. " st-4tto=- CHARLES T.
Jcnnine-. T. A. DiSra- G. = Sueithzoa. T. Tsz-
Eer. g.. p. ParEer ard 7. T. Pa-tsrol
gs-Vaui INV r. Yong q. W. Seauan r. g.
Robertson b. H. HldllIznd- A. Il. HitL 2 T.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

First base by euurs-Wsshington ]; Dallas. L
Left on bases-W Washington. 5; Dallas 3 First base
balls-Of Moore. 2: on Burns L Innings
pitched-By Johnson. ;; by Smith 3: by Burns. 1
Hfts made-Of Smith, &: Of Burns / Struck
out-By johnson, A. by Smith 4; by Moore 8
Stolen bases-Freeman. Blankenshtp. Maloney. On
slow. Wild pitches-By Moore. !: by Burns l
Passed balls-OnsloW. 5. Umpire-Mr. Mag Time
Of game hour. Attendance, s9o
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

Jennings piiehed-By Litz g: by Ritter. s. br lie
Faiuc. 0; by Rick. 8; by Lleveiyu. . Hits made
on IN. g ~ Ritter. Z: of H. Fzirre. 6. Of Rs
s. OF Licwcllyn. l. Runs sccred-Of Iifz o. ~
Ritter A. "a Lc Faivre. 5; off fsI,s s. Of Tlrweilvr
I. strlck oUt-By Litz. ?; by Ritter e. by ~ FaiTre
&; by Rick 9; hy LleWellyn. @ Bass cn hails-OF
Litz. .; OF Ritter, i; of Lieveiiyn. L Umpires-
Bobby Burns and Memo" FIynn. Tnne NJ
gsmc-l hour aud s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

Earned rsns-Business 5. Left on bases Business
:: preps. s. First base hAlls-On Greer. Z: OF
Watson. a. OF Wood, !. Innings pitched-By Greer
4: BY Gregory. ]; by Watson, Z by Wood. L
Struck out-By Greer. 6; b. Gregory. ] by Watson
g. by Wood l. sacrifice hit-Scham. stolen bases-
GTUer lZ NauEhton. GTegorJ. Mhitmarsh. Stephan.
Fuller. Christian. Hit BY pitcher-By Watson. q
by Greer. 2 Wild pitch-Greer Umpire-Nr. Rose
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
DECISION FOR MORAN.
Tommy Murphy OutPOinted in
TweIre-round Bnuf.

Boston. March 25-owen Moran. OF Eng
land. got the decision over Tommy dur-
ply. Of New York, az the end % a fast
tweIve-round bout az the Armory A. A.
tonight Murphy did some pretty work
in the clinChes. shaking up Moran with
short uppercuts. In the fifth round Moran
shot left INTO Murphy's mouth. cutting
his lip. During the remainder of the
bout the Englishman devoted his sttsn-
tiOn % MuTphy's face and had him bleed-
ing freely al the time.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
BASEBALL TRACK 4aass s asS BOWLN S @ 14 @
TURFMEN INVADE GOTHAM.
Take Advantage of Bracfng Wenther
10 Train ThorOuEhbreds.

Take Advantage of Bracing weather
10 Train ThOrOuGhbreds.
New York. March Z3.-Horsemen were
out in large numbers al the Sraresend
and Sheepshead Bay race tracks to-day.
where they took advantage OF the brseing
weather.
Incidentally a group OF them took oe-
teasion 70 discuss the racing situation un-
der Jockey Club rules in the state Of New
York
The owner Of several good Diaters who
has been here All winter said that the
turf governors were playing a waiting
game, They want 20 have the courts pass
on several important points regarding the
right OF individuals 20 make and record
private Wagers before they are ready 10
sanction dates and meetings.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
NAVY VS.. ST. JOHNS.
FIrrt Game of Season to Be PLAYED
To-day.

SPECIAL 70 rhe Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md, March 22-The baseball
season I'm Annapolis will be given a start
tomorrow, the Midshipmen and ST.
Johns College meeting in the first Of a
series OF three games 10 be played durinS
the season.
The Middies' regular schedule will be-
gin Saturday. when the Gallaudet deaf
mutes will he played.
Although the sailor lads have a nucleus
for a good team this year. It would not
be surprising If St Johns should win in
view Of the fact that they have had the
advantage Of several more days of out
door practice.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
WAR HOOPS WIN GAME.
Woodburn Defeated. : TO o, in Six


Woodburn Defeated. : 10 o, in Six
Innings.
The War Hoops yesterday opened their
1903 campaign by applying a coat OF
whitewssh TO the strong woodburn team.
OF the Suburban League. The game was
called al the end OF the sixth inning on
account Of the cold weather. with the
score I 70 Q. The only feature OF the
game was the pitching OF Robinson for
the Hoops The score by innings:
r n. T.
War Hoops 20 ) CT 10 2
WoO6burrl ...............- 0 o 0 q "a =
Batteres-Nar Hoops Robinson. Flynn and Hon
er: Noodburn. Bladen. Mcfarland and NcIntyre
Umpires- -Nessrs. Evans and TxIer. Time OF game
] hour.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
INTERESTING CHESS MATCH.
Local Expert VIII Meet All Corners
at Washington Club.

A simultaneous chess performance
against all comers viii be given at the
Washington Chess Club this evening by
F. B. Walker. the well-known local ex-
pert. Mr.. Walker gives the exhibition at
the request OF the Departmental Chess
League, OF this city, of which he is one
OF the prominent members. Chess play
ers in the government departments are
specially invited TO take part
Through the courtesy Of the officers OF
the club there will be no charge for par
ticipation in the play. The rooms Of the
Chess Club are at 6l4 Twelfth street
northwest. and those intending 10 take
part should be on hand at 7:45 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

An attempt is being made 10 reor-
ganize the Commercial Baseball League
Several more teams are needed TO com
Plete the circuit. All applications should
be addressed 20 Harry sengstack, 7o5 5
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
COVINGTON BOWLERS WIN.
Defeat Ronceverte PIN SpiIIers I'm an
Interesting Match.
pccial 70 me washington Herald

Spcclal 20 The Washington Herald
Covington. Va. March 23.-In a bowling
match here tonight the local bowlers de-
feated team from Ronceverte. ". Va.
in five-game match OF ten pins by SZ3
pins.
Ronceverte beat the Hinton CIV. Va1
team few days ago by S25 pins in a
series Of five games Players and score:
InNTNlrAN
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

Smith succeeded Johnson for a trio Of
innings. and was not so good. He had
plenty Of speed. but little else. Dallas
touched him for one scratch and three
clean singles.
Dallas got it's tally off Bill Burns Rain
was falling when Bill took the mound.
and he attempted to hurry things. The
consequence was pass 10 Conoway. fol-
lowed by a wild pitch Mcbride erFoEed
on Storch. and Conoway took third.
Storch was caught of first by the typical
Burns move and squashed.
Maloney drove TO Unglaub. who sat
down hard. then made a poor throw 20
the plate. letting ConOway score. Tullos
flied TO Ganley. Onslow singled TO right.
MaIonsy going to second Maloney and
Onslow nearly broke Streets heart by
pulling of a perfect steal. but Moore was
easy, and there was no more scoring
Nationals Score in Fourth.
Washington's counter came in the
fourth inning. Ganley walked, and took
second and third on passed balls. In
glaub famed, but Freeman's single sent
Ganley home.
Dallas showed a promising pitcher in
Moore. who famed eight of the major
leaguers. and was getting better all the
time.
A curiosity in MOore's pitching was
that in the seven innings the three assists
credited TO him We're all that were made
by his side
Cantillon could not speak at the meet
ing tonight but had a few remarks read
10 the merry throng
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
DECISION FOR PACKEY.
Leach Cross Defeated in SIashiuE
Ten-rOund Bout.

New York. March 22.-Packey McFar-
land, the Chicago lightweight, defeated
Leach Cross. the East Side boxer, IN a
slashing ten-rOund bout at the Fairmont
Athletic Club tonight
Mcfarland had his man beaten on
cIeverneess al all stages OF the fight.
Cross tried repeatedly to get over some
heavy swings for the jaw. but the Chi
cago boy either blocked them or skipped
out Of the way with great foot work.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
LOwE-SHEPHERD BOUT OFF.

Washington Scrapper VIII HooI. Tn
with BaItim"rean Next Week.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd, March 23.-The bout
scheduled to take place before the Eu-
reka Athletic Club. of this city. with
Tommy Lowe. OF Washington, and Lon
Shepherd. Of Baltimore. as the principals.
has been postponed until next Wednesday
evening. AS a preliminary. Alex. Brown.
Of this city, and Jim Janey, champion big
smoke OF the Capital City, have been
matched for a ten-round go.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
GHAMPSAREENTERED
Sterret and Porter VIII Com
pete in Y. M. c. 4. Games.
CLASSY ATHLETES ARE IN LINE

An intercollegiate Champion, the
Holder OF the Southern Pole yauIe
Record, and a Majority OF the Best
Field and Track Athletes in This
Vicinity VIII Contest in Events.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
GAME ENDS IN A TIE
Nationals and Dallas Club
Go Seven Innings.
NEW YORK GIANTS SPECTATORS
Walter johnson in Fine FettIe,
and No Hits Are Made on Him I'm
Three InninEs--Rain Calls Halt
40 Conflict After Seven Chapters.
Dallas Has Promising Pitcher.


Special 20 Ths Washington Herald.
Dallas, Tex, March B-The first OF
what will probably prove a long list OF
rainy exhibition game days caused the
conflict between washington and Dallas
70 end after Inc seventh inning to-day
with the score TO I
Neither side earned a run. and Wash
ingson bad nothing &c brag about in es-
Gaping defeat. The work all along the
Ins was loose. except the pitching OF
Walter Johnson. The New York team.
John T. Srush, and divers other baseball
Isats were IN town to-day for the ban
ouet Otto Herold is giving 10 baseball
men tonight
These al insisted that Johnson be
shown 10 them. and he worked the first
three rounds. He famed four men, did
not allow ball 90 so out Of the infeld.
and showed phenomenal speed and con-
troll His pitching made a profound i'm
preston on the critics. and John Nc
GraW Wept bitter tears because there was
no chance for New York to get the won
der
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
BASEBALL CONTEST.

The following IS my selection Of the
lineup and batting order Of the Nationals
in their first championship game Of the
season with the New Yorks:
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

Season ticket, good for grand stand seat At all
games. 70 person presenting the first correct answer
Grand stand box. seating SIX. for next correct an
sEer 10 second game Of opening series April Is
and nfteen grand stand seats 10 third game. April
IA. 90 the next fifteen correct answers
Contest opened February Is. and closes SATURDAY.
ApE1l 10 Write plainly and address all selections
70 Sporting Editor, The Washington Hsrald.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

For the first time in many years the
Georgetown Preps viii be represented by
full track team during the coming out
door season. The embryo collegians are
anxious to carry of first hoRors in their
meet on May J.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-24

To date the Naval Academy athletic
authorities have not replied TO the request
Of the Potomac Boat Club. OF this city,
TO give them rsce some time during
My, instead Of April Il. The POtomacs
are very anxious 70 meet the Middies. but
can hardly do themselves justice with so
little time allotted them for training
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Blanket sale at vaughan's.

Blanket sale at Vaughan's.
Roller skating at the pavilion tonight
Mckinley music, 10 cents copy at A
Giachino's.
Over 900 yards OF new silks in q
special sale at Fitts's.
James A. Bondman Of Hardwick WA
a visitor in this city yesterday.
Blankets have taken tumble" in
prices at Perry's. Secure pair.
Don't fail TO read the Union Clothina
Co.'s great offer Of clothing at greatly
reduced prices, on page 3 Of to,day's
Times.
The r. G. b. A.. Branch No. HOS, will
hold a ''sliddoo" dance on Tuesday
evening, January 10th, in the knights
Of Columbus hall. Admission, 23c. Ey-
erybody invited.
A regular meeting Of Hearts Of Oak
lodge, No. ATT, Order Sons Of ST.
George, will bel held in Foresters' hall
Tuesday night at o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested. Per order sec.
Tool Sharpeners Notiee.--A regular
meeting of Tool Sharpeners' No. 2
Branch, Granite Cutters international
association, win be held in their hall,
Nichols block, ON Wednesday evening,
January 20, 1909, at o'clock. JAS.
Mulch, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Children's dresses at half price at Alb
belts.
Ladies' coats and skirts marked down
at Vaughan's.
Double piano coupons OIL all fur sales
next week at Fitts's.
For Sale: sweet and sour pickles, 10
cents per pound; also dandelions, 10
cents per quart. Mrs. George Robert
son, Phone 304-3, Barre.
Buy your fruit where you get the
most for your money TONY" Cha
chino at the Vermont Fruit Store has
the largest assortment. Prices cheap.
j. G, Griggs has during the past week
paid, for accident and Illness, the fol-
lowing claims: $500, $3.50, $23.33,
s2l.oO, 800, $1,000. 500, sl4.s7, $s,ls
and $500.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
Saturday and yesterday were r. ]. Ste
phcnson, Middlesex; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Smith, Hardwick; James Annie, William
stown; William A. Sherman, Burling-
ton; T. r. Emerson, Burlington; Louis
Moiinsri, New York; Albert Bancroft,
New York; Daniel M. Smith, H. @.
Burns, Boston; Ezra d. Palmer, Lowell,
Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
wILLIAMSTowN.

The Broolfeld Dramatic club will play
in Walliamstown on Tuesday evening.
The play win be, "The Country Minis
ter" Admissino, % cents.
The annual Sunday school business
meeting of the M. r. church will be held
ct the close of the Epworth league
meeting on Tuesday evening.
The storm Of yesterday was SO severe
that people were unable to get out to
church. There was no service in the
Methodist and Uniyersalist churches.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Betsy Beme-
dict at 2:5o Tuesday afternoon. Tea
will be served at the close Of the study
hour.
VIM. Wells w. r. G. met Saturday
afternoon in I. Q. 0. r. hall for the reg
uIar meeting with good attendance.
The interest is well sustained and the
corps u planning good work for the
year.
The Brookfiald Dramatic Co., win
present the Country Minister" at the
town hail, Tuesday evening. This COM
pany Is composed Of members Of Brook
held grange. Having been here before
and given such fne entertainments they
are sure Of good house weather per-
uniting.
The East Hill Birthday club was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Hyland Saturday evening. An
oyster supper was served to a large
.@~..x>nuw Thu annual a1aakfnu &C ,f9f
GERS took places with Mrs. Fred A. Flint.
president; Miss Lena Seavcr, vice -presi.
dent; r. g. Sanders, chaplain; Mrs. A.
r. Whitcomb, secretaryj n. S. Drury,
treasurer; business committee, George
W. Holden, Mrs. II. S. Drury, A. 3.
Nhitcomb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

For your public surrey, telephone Even
& Cow, 430-ll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

~"soA happenings AeAeStJ @~A" eNA ~sey
Readers.
Silk sale at Fitts's.
Sale bed comfortablos at Vaughan's
Abbott is selling all ladies' colored
coats at half price.
Angelo scampini went to Boston last
night on a business trip.
H. A. Phelps went to Boston last
night on few days business trip.
Tuesday is Baptist day at the Peoples
Shoe Store. See advertisement on page
8.
Now is the time to buy "Maish Com
fort" at Perry's-Aoft like down. See
them and believe.
Donald Smith of f. L. Smith & Co.,
returned Saturday night from bust
ness trip to New York.
There viii be meeting Of the L. O
b. A. at seven o'clock sharp, Tuesday
evening, in the X. of c. hall.
Attorney Albert A. Sargent return.
ed Saturday from a four weeks visit
in Florida, whore he has been on bus
mess.
w. G. Reynolds and II. r. Cutler left
yesterday for New York, where they will
attend the automobile show there this
week.
P. r. Mccarthy returned Saturday
night from a bsuiness visit in Stony
4. t.. L.. IN.
terests of the Quarry workers union.
! Special sale of souvenir stationery Of
Goddard seminary at l5c per box, two
for Csc Regular 25c values. See our
| window. c. N. Kenyon & Co.'S Bargain
Store.
DR.. A. w. Winch, who came here re-
Gently from New Mexico for the pur-
pose of settling the estate Of his father
the late Q. NJ Winch, is Ill with pneu-
monia at the family homo on Washing.
ton street.
1 A warmly contested basket ball game
is expected this evening when the God
dard seminary and the Italian Athletic
club teams win meet on the neutral
ground Of the Church street gym.
I During the next two weeks, beginning
Jan. 10Th, @. S. Andrews proposes q
novel sale in the interest of the churches
Of the city, giving them percentage Of
the sales. Each society IL to provide
manager for its benefit sale day.
The program at the Thsatorium to-
day Is Of the very best. Restored by
Repentance" q dramatic picture Of the
first order, one of those that holds the
audience from start to finish. The com.
edy pictures are all screams, one con-
tinusd laugh from start to finish.
''The Dukes Motto" at the Comique
to-day IL a very beautiful drama. The
scenery, costuming and acting are Of the
beat. The plot d Of unusual interest,
one Of those pictures with something
doing all the time. Another picture,
called "rhe Reckoning" Is a true to
life story. A suriy, cross husband whom
the wife does not love, starts for work;
TIE true lover appears; no work at the
shop, the husband at the saloon, he re-
turns home, catches his wife in her low
er's arms, then comes the tragic reckon.
ing, Of which we so often read,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

H Stated convocation, Gran.
E " lite Chapter, No. 20, R. A.
n IY NJ Tuesday evening at z
49, o'clock. Per order II. Fl. p.