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tr--r-nt \. q. Opens the season ansl
Defeats the Yale Team.

.a. hockey season opened las night
O. 'r" - Nicholas skating Rink with n
s,lar ue'Nccn the teams oi IN" Crescent
'l.s', club and Yale All the enthusiasts
1-rs p,' and a. rhe-e new 'eHm- have ne ~
".a 81 and each L. likely to toe PROMINENT
10 L- ornament IN which II plays the
sp-. %. 'ha men was watched critically
. 81" lent team ha- Iltiton. ~ETTeI -.
VI p"nn-ll and Martin on the forward lin"
and - nd well At times Il showed lack
o g-a.'i.e, but with Bill Dolby TO coach
'..--" sun reason why II should not Il" well
d '.- Nmdf"Ir League tournament III"
Nt- earn too showed up we'll, but lots
r.., .a,r 20 bc done to whip At into cham
spn~a.p form
Fa. .r.-u.uts won 'ha gam. by q scor"
NJ 90 ana Linton. who seemed To- bav"
come back. go red four 81 the seven goals
'g- d." 50 nner- In tho first half Du Erssn"
s7r"1 '.." trst goal from the faccoT H."
~ %" -4rk IN tn" C"ntr- OF N" ice and
80 . hard -r"' sent - past Martin Then
''- -''-''u inmates "a" play VAS very open
.-st COX scored Tor az" Ola a side shot
lnJ %" '..f "nd"d With ~" -cOT" "A -"
j. '.. -''ond IA IN" Ir"-""nt PLAYER
'.ar'r. 10 "a rIsh 'h4nRs Linton made -
soa. ..'-r uInut.- al play from A pa
N 'a fr"-ne In minutes Linton
1901 ..asn. and this Time some YER
r. p. '.lm vo rk was shown Sh'rrrT
I- ON" and Linton pnrtc ,pnt"d IA -"
ri--.Ls mi Linton scored l.flton mad"
49, .-! goal II /" uin"t"- :" seconds
... ruGuIg"
. .'.u" mad" IA" next soal on "a pass
.. - -r"T Then cox scored for Male
- .... -fic -.Jr. Linton made ~"
~ go. .r D." second half for tn" crescent
.a t , pass from b. r--n" LouTt.'ll
"a! tor ~" on u shot from Centr"
e.. ..- a. pun! vas -CDrah nv Shirr"r
~ a.. v- KENNEDY
'..,-' 't" "nd 81 the second half Nc.
.,'" nos" VA Cur by a dying puck
.'I ..r.- 'yDk ~ place. CaThart went
49, ..l." 81 Jenny The glrro vas q,
Com 80.
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Company n. 10 yards: n = donaldson. Company
:, yards third Time. - s seconds
Nile lntcTcompany Relay HAcr. Handicap
Mon BY ComuaLy 49, with WiycNay / r Goggfn.
n I. EgAn. Kahn aud X GOzzn. Company T..
% yards. Second. Company q - yards, third.
Time. , minutes - seconds.
Running High Jump. Handicap on BY J.
Range ComranS + inches. wish . Jump Il
seCOnd. with q Jump of : feet in' hes, l. rSr-
Land. CompAny I. iuchc-. third. wish Jump
Of feet 10 inches
1: Pound shot Put. Hardicsp- Won b. J ".
Miles. Company n. scratch. with yut Of II feet
sa inches q 81 ha~drI. 1uaT ay l.. feet. second.
with a put ~ ~ feet =, Inches !. DrrlAnd,
Company r. inch. thrt. with put ~ - feet
Two Mile Plcy Gle Race. Handtoap- Won by ".
NAndcn Drr~. New Work \ e :. rat h I Fisher.
Irish America 4. I. ~ yards. 'oud Eaurcn-
hau-T. Empty" CiiS Nhrrltncb l2S ards. third.
Time minutes I >r"nd
ar Yard Run. Nov Ice Open tn \. \ Won
by T. Morris. Brooklyn Z o Hell
man. Mohawk \ L second. " Ellirc. Ford
ham. third Time. I minute - seconds
I'D Yard Run. Handicap Won rs =. J Elmer.
Com pany T.. 10 Yards Keen. Company y, !.
yards. second. l. Goyzin. Compa u. tyards.
thiri Time "a seconds
Mile Relay Race. Handicap Oprn TO y \. u
Won by Central Branch Y ". 4 \. "a yards:
Pastini- 4 e. 20 ysris -erond. Harlem y. NJ
c. A.. A yards. thiri. Time. minuies Is
onds
ss0 Yard Run. Heavy Marching Order. Hsndi.
" Warner. COMPANY X. - Yards; second: J G
Malone. Company r. scratch. hird Time.
minutes rs seconds
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M aIING.
spriGrIb~rS FaniI, Wins Bo'h of the
SrhO0iiboy y, eats.

T. wa u N"it lay YESTERDAY for the
~urIg"lherg family at The - Nicholas
RINK The ~" IunIUt members di-tin-
s'lI-h"d 'h"u-"lv"- 10y winning their re-
-p-ctive races and IN such manner ~ 20
InLi"a'" . promising ahili'y tn win race.
IA fi-'"r rprrnny Z ~peIgrihcrg vas IN
'h. ~ ynr.i mark IN ia" midget race. bur
ra-ilr hni the short Start men and won by
u com .p''Ihl" uIaTxiu Vi 'hIriy yard. from
Pore, 81 'Olgai" school
I n" hall mil" rl"" went 80 Spelg"l-
hsrE vito Wa On no" limit mark of ISO
vnrI- Julian I'Ir" Wa night A. his heels
hpW","r. ana would hlN" won with ten
var T. 'urTh"T 10 20 hs summarize.
Quarter Mic Rare funln-, y on hy - Spclgcl
berg Hamilton school 81 yards 3 popr 'nlsat-
Sehrpi ~ yhrI- seems O"r~hai scratch
tNir! TIM" - = ~-Dul.,
fitr N.l. Race seniors Won ny & SpeireI
N'ry Hamilton SchDp IN yards HCr. Brown
Sc np1I tri- --rpnf, l. UaTnctt he witt
Z intrn High school scratch 'hri
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row. tDaws ElLOGIzED.
I.archmont Iachtsmen Pass Fitting Reso-
luaiOns AZ Annual Meeting.

~ ~" annual meeting NJ 'he Larrh-
mont Yacht club last Wednesday the
R"v Dr 'nbd"n. the clubs chaplain. 10
, touching address PAID loving tribute
- the rueuOrv OF the late Frai /. Adams
no wa. 'rmmoi0r~ OF n" club IN 500 and
I"Ju. no died .a-r week Hts motion that
.T-rp- -p7t -p.uf ton~ Of ron'lol enc - irhm no
b, no 80. .pu' 20 ~" family Of IN" dead Yachts
man ~ gnIu.ruou,4r adopted ny q stand
IrE ru'" chaplain 'pbtrn and Eugene
fo'.u-nn N"r" appointed 20 Graft tho
rt.-p!uf loT.-
.iuS'.r"J T. clarke N" woe commodore.
".".i called for vote 81 thanks TO " IIlIam
Murray. ~" r"'lrIHE treasurer il was
fI"tr''.. ~ Ell
\ number Df afH"ndnu cut- To tn. "onstitu-
ton ant hf-I1wS n IN" club which were
adopted At IA" meeting Of Novemb.r ~
re- -" rEfIHsd ~ last NIGH = meeting The
nominating committee for 1911 consists Of
'h"~- n"inh"rs . rhorE. Edward y
Hatch. Henri /. Maxwell. i.nrN T. smith,
X G. billings. BVt'"t waiting. kichard
\ Monks Matter Hubbhri, Frank 7
Nn'hOuN. : g. Whitaker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
DONiLD uirD0> iLD BEiTEN.
Tom Ia, ~ard Wins stake Feature At
Jaekson> Tie.

IArE~p>vIiLt. ia De, ~. = ,ror-
tons goot tnr-,. l'uunh Ma Donald ma,
d"'e'' FOR N" Hr~' ? me ar IN, meeting
--a~ h- We, h-rr"n 't Tom HAYWARD ~,
N" dnv- sta" ','ltIr" the ~ Nugu-ttn.
haniI, AZ frr 'irrt..t .,.NI.u .'> AMI inward
~ one mt. ant ~ ""arh pornrI Mae.
Donald fngui 'H" ASK Ut arriving lrS
pounds ana ,ru. DIM Wr,gh' 20 ~ nj.
oppnnei.r~ too ir'If a 'u-k uiiluugh - ran
great rae ~ -r' ~" pace 70 The. last
'shii. when b" w. .",r"i nr ium HiN-
ward. II' bona y hung Oh with good ,our-
AK, - thar Tom Harvard Os- DOING H.,
n~-l al m" way 10 tn" nuiSh to GET The YER
Diet bN "a Ur,N
VIII on, rWo favorttes winners ON. -,
which va an equal choice with anorhrr
h"r-''. the NafUr,Ii. crowd THAI attended IN :.
~" trent Won hs~ fourth straight race VI
the meeting
ltr IwmIrl-~
-! nc ,.,rr ~" IN a h,lf t!!nny- na,Ir,
~ NI~yrhNsf . rn . won ar ny ifa Keeling,
worm - 10 J. S."n' trl''ia iIH ,na,runnri .
N-rr.r.nrrr rau SEN. rtrrvr1I ~larric. ana
~rlrtrr- alN. ian
S,cori Rae seven rrrDous, Nnr,~,on 10
;Sl ''sf I'M 7 N'%g 10, ,n ,lSrs'r y :: IT,;
CONG MAY Nr'iiA, Lard kruurrr kr,,
htmn'"n. Beau rru~tm"l ant Nruutrc queer
rnri Race or" MIC ,n'enor 10. 'oo,re
e. won lN>H he wilson " ." :. >~cnui
isa,'crn star Sncono,'ra riIcivct., Mrry )
'>' yl't, 20 ,.r,"r and ,e,r,' a,'' IN .,..
- / won. puuai Narrprua. - Iurr-.
s. lu :. .,cnu! ItrN b"urn In5 Nr,'tr~, o..
,nlti Tin" 90? cay Fisher. unh o. ana
MAJ Davis lI~p tu
nm Rae ii, fu-Inr:> N,-.i Tn, .-~,,
" Trnyl-r even ruonr' Won rol,0n tnr TO-
VI grave. - L. s. >"cun!. NivG \NuuIhlc. lub
N"'n . =" a. rhiri IT," 1898 Nann-Imcr
Hrrr4frhrr AMI tl.rfrl 80 -An
>iNh 'trrr 'Nr ''''l- ana 'l-tU"g y
J ,"-t. 20; .":M , 10 to- "a g., 'g>;s ,o'
" &" g. ihlri TINE. - - InlrI l.r. l| Gro
anu l,r Wire 4. -, r,u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
EGtN SHOWS FORM.
Helps iias Team In Compan, Relay and
wins HaN Vile.

+ II. ..,., -, 49, n..-l 49,. ~ 1890.
. - s, a., -, -, .
-, 80, '',at'..
in,..,a..,,.. - 81. - -. 80
'''"'e"' '"e' Wv" W ."-
! nv. from Company u X j Egan. who also
helped hi- company along in IN. other
.yan,. nut hi. team I'm m. Lead in IN. .,.c.
oh' re'ay ann H"@ so'e 10 n"'u ""' AZ tihst
IN" EFFORTS OF lie hoy Dorinnd. who ran later
| for Company T.
, Ian Tan % , o"ps sa,,n D. WI" 10. , na.,
, az =, S ~,
fo"r-nfths OF second OF MS own marx
which he inad" IN IN" armory last winter
He went over the five laps last night In /
,n,,u,. - A.. ...co,ds .rd xa. No, n,....a
very nara NJ thaf r j wright OF company
r. - yards killed himself m in the iirsf
three. ian. with an impo..ib,. pa.. giving
- -. :,
company Exan sped to the front In Tho
-, Ia, 80, ..,o..., ,n. ,,n. ,,,,h -
ia'' Iap an" 'ros~eu 'ne hhe WIN hafo
sprint. ID BUST OF Company ID. with
yards, also had lota Of power left at the end
80, g., ov.,.a,,,;r, r,an in IN. rr.i
furlOng He WAS three yards behind ~
tn. tape
" Roy por,ahu, r'hh'ns IoI ,"'npshy t.
49,. =, . IA. 40, Oh. ~, ya,d h,,,dL, r....
az va ~ " ~
but Just Jailed 10 eaten H. r. "osgIn OF
n., ~. 80, .,,ch ''-
boIah" rt"Veu i'o"
The regtmental record OF 1 minute IS
s.,ora. for the s6O yart novice which mad
80 -. ,ons w.. hroL.n nv i wrriyas,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
ROOT AND MORAN Win RACE
yyj>U tWIRU ~ ~ w FIRST
~ ~ IN ENT.
,IArL, Finishes >rr"n'l. f"sler Third ami
irntr InurIh ut'"r, Plush Far He
rtuJ the HrruTh Fair sized Crowd
tn Witness Ind Df Long s.rinsi.

.H- ..b '"i'nt"b ln'r clark,
.... ..-.r,. q la night ia IN.
.t... .rt.. todd. ...,.. "a,
49, '''> ''
..' .'t' 'l"l ini ne i"li
... ... .llH cycle team race ia
, . f,tr.i.u I,, In..I,r o.,
-, ,,..,-..t. -.
' '''N N'''' ."
.. Nt~ l"urlh lnH'. NhU
..."u4b,T oI four Winning ~
..n. rll.. Irnd -.., ,,r..,
,..1.. .,., a.. -, -. .
'' ''''' '''''' "" '"''",'>
I'h" board saucer rack
... 20 b." front hr 49, icy or
rnrn4r. mill, .rrtn,
.,.-
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u.o,r,a,r .u,,s.h PLAYER. win

NrNI,i.iU. Dee 10 H." MUnfois'r M
I.itr cub squash team beat ~" Envi"-. p"a
,lur team rhi- lr"run"n h," Dui ~ -lE
fua'rt"- m" only NlnHrr pu She Engir
wood -.ic Wa ~" f"rm"r N"u''ar Nth-
p. uo l.H' r. HHg|". % - o. . o.
IL p,tv.I q pEarur.hIy rrrurlC.- yarn"
Tie f'" ur hey ma 'u.- vent o" N1ni"Inir
a. TulInN- T. Ntr.rn bet ia'.r
II r"es - ~. q; p , l. Ia.', r"Rt
) sr"rl-pnd ~ -. = u. = ~. frank
kfdde h"A' Su"ppari n"umau. ~ 70. -
- Tire IaE match vLs won r~ u
Huu' pHr h'I. iiuTr. Chatter 90 r'.
II Is 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Williams Bra tsn at lsecse,


riNM~TpWN. Mass Dec 20 The
Na--A' hI-..'f- hgrIcuItuT.l boys defeated
" .'lau- : =" 3. thIE afternoon IN the hr-t
hu, k.s yam" - N" -sn-on for Williams
.TI. match "a PLAYED on Williams. new
r.nE "u Weston / I"ii and Sa- Witnessed by
'r,. large 'TUHi ever wen - william
Muok., gam" ~" yE-itOT- s. -played better
'"Ir. frrE uIu-r ~ ~" TIM. sanctuary
Irur- and II''b.-On veg. rh' stars WhI..
apt 'augaTI"r played good game for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Mount Pleasant Take Two Games From
Collegiate school.

" r.-IrIIg y'-,sr,iaj afternoon the Two
nl-a"fuuIl '"nuu- ronns4.r..d with the Noun
T'ru-4u' N'nd"uy i"feGt.. the first and
-,.,urH frame ~ thri -. ..gIntr school NJ tbi-
.,.'F ~ tine rT-' game the Mount Pleasant
..s'pH.i '''fr fDi by 70 -sOTs Of - a. vs. and
I. tr. ,.,DId -rrr" the Mount Pleasant first
f"arr tDr from f'' tyN"lilta nTst team by =
-,ur. - %. '' ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

In an't"ipA'iOn ~ ~" December shoot
which - =" take pIac" "n Tues lay. fourteen
gunner fred III many practice shoots ~
the Jamaica Hay traps al m" BERGEN Bea' b
Gun CLUB y"ster lay Nlthough y was eN-
'rriingly cold on the hring linz" m" marks
men ma ls -oYne excellent runs \ voorhees,
III particular doing great WOrk he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
ru,,an. Beat phna,Iriph,a ~ ,a.-r,am

Span. I.s.. H,sr.|r' I'd. Itt ~'r
H,,,s, u", 90 lu" flararG ilsIi
H.II,Nr, game. midas nn- Won b.. ~. rIrtn
nIfe UHrsI"- Havana. i''uytls'- an.
M"i"ro- Philadelphia. PetAay, Plank AMI
Thomas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
dsoif.

PfSEHrnsr. y e D-' IN X & Stssss
Of ioungsrov n. ohio ted ~" r-Id in to-
day. medal play golf handicap. scoring
II ana pIayIng WIN a handicap q: - i.
Ashley Siark- ~ Nss York whoss hAndi-
zap was 10 Wa- second win 70. and Frank
Nav Of IhiragO Mhoss AllO ance was 2
third IN ~ The li-t of contest ants mum
iD.red thirty two and close habdicaDping
brought the boy together In lose finish.
Prominent among the golfers here 10 Lieut. =
Gov Fro'hinghain % Massachusetts who
IL -IendinE a week here with George h.
Crockpr OI Fi'chburR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
YtLE DFFE sTS POLY
In Rough q am~ In Broeklyn Last NIght.
ScOge h "a ~.

In "A basketball gam" that was fun Of
rough tactics from start 10 finish IN. ials
basketball team defeated m. Polytechnic
team on tn. latter court in Brookiyn last
night nv score of % 10 - Yale was
stronger IN every way than the Poly boys
and played all around them from the start.
AZ times Poly played indIrrr'ntly ana al
lowed the Nra Maven boys 90 make goals
where by good strong playing they would
have easily prevented tn.rn from doing So.
Al the end ~ the Sirst half iair was in tho
lead by the -,-oT. ~ - 10
In the second half Poly took brace
They started on veil. rolling up . more
points when the half ended Inxer Tor he
Poly team made the only field goal for his
team This was made just a few minutes
before the he'll sounded ending the game
The lineup
Nrir Postum, PoJy
GondHIn Left forV ani UuRer
Reilly Right forward. SinonSOn
Pinne--y tert-r S~cynar
TonmerS trsg guard Walsh
Murphy Right SWAfr Schrinpr
Goals from 0rLi-YAlr tjOot sin. T. EHucssy
D. Reilly. Z Poly. tngrr Goals from fouls
Gooda In. o simon son S-~'u.r. sun stifutrs
-- Rrtnsrlrsd for IinDr--y. Hg,.rg FOR S~' 'iupr
Referee BigIOu pirr GOAr Time 81
halves ~ minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

Flushing IN school defeated RiohInond
Hi y To 10 in a basketball game played -
Flushing yesterday.
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ffOt kEl'.

no record g ~ mre. hap. made by
%. .Faflnnd ana Mora In ipo5.
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r,rr, > Shirr"I ~ 'Trsc"ut
Poi. r'"'I for Nair Rrtrr""
Wanderers " 9 Assistant
..lr.' Ntnrrr"rS u G. Timers
Tr7ss crescent \ =. Tim. ~
'Sa sFN.H'rItrs-C lThnri fpf
... iralz 'pr v, BnBrrU f"v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

= Targets Handicap " u
/, -. ~ j cprDctt. holder
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15
CAUSES
MUCH DAMAGE
But Damage by Smoke and
Water Greatly Increases
the Total Loss.

The damage resulting from the firt
in the Moore building wednesday af-
ternocn is estimated at several thous-
and dollars. The stock of Stewards
harness shop was almost wholly ruin
al by water although the fire was
checked before it reached the store
room.
Prompt work by the fire depart
ment checked the fire. but not until
the rear of the building had been
considerably damaged. A large crowd
collected to see the fire, and police Of
icers we're present to preserve order
althugh there we're no attempts at
disorder.
It is thought that the fire origtnat-
ed from crossed electric wires. Tho
actual scene of the fire was lava
tory on the second floor. The floor
and ceiling between this and small
room in the rear at the left of Thomas
H. Burke's saloon was almost wholly
consumed.
It il estimated that the damage to
the building VIII amount to about
$4,000. The equipment OF the Offices
Of Jay Refer, Miss Minnie Freeman
Arthur Heinze, and DR.. q. F, Wehner,
is estimated to have been damaged &c
the extent of one or two hundred doll
ars each.
The loss to the harness shop and
saloon cannot be ascertained as yet
but it is thought that the total dam
ages to building and stock will not
exceed $4,000. Practically all OF this
is covered by insurance.
Dense smoke filled the third hooF
of the building and poured forth from
the windows, but the flames did not
reach that part of the building. The
walls, as well as clothing and linen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15
SFBWEEF'S RULING
AS TO the Question of Observ-
ing Holidays in the
Public Schools.

state superintendent NJ. p. shaw
key has sent County Superintendent
Arphad P. Morrison the following
information regarding holidays:
Il have decided that section OF
Senate bill No. 50 passed by the
last Legislature, which says when
either of said days (hoidays) falls
on sunday. then it shall be la"t"i
70 observe the succeeding. Monday
as such holiday permits any
teacher who may desire to allow
MONDAY after christmas and New
Years as holidays. providing school
is taught on the Tuesday following
the days observed, aithonEh tie law
does not prevent regular work on
these days If the teacher is WILING
TO give such service.
Nm ne. case may tea.hcr teach on
a regular holiday or oa saturday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15
HAS a JAG
Although the FelloT is Said to Have
No Name ut All.

One man in police court this morn
ing was recorded as having no name.
He got three days, nevertheless the
fact being that his having no name
was not taken to mean that he did
not have a jag. Another man paid 50
and costs for his plain drunk and
another paid part Of fine Of SO ana
arranged to pay the residue later
Mayor Moore presided at court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15
HANSON DEAD.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 15-Major
John F. rHanson, president OF the
Central Georgia railroad. died here
this morning OF heart failure. His
death was unexpecteu.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15

copyr4ght 1910 by America Press Apoclata0n-s
Good mint cabin and his h0Ias s declares eenea
him happest
seS Isoya BuEncr his 1neeting
e!nanI recently atteIoe
and extended the many governors ths zine
General is former
Hrass State and civil having - Rzefeler
the
eonL happy happy as q
pt n i6 He stn
ticker IA of ticket
never thougn loE
n.T
nd Nvasw that for only "Dous 49, 49,
dlookSo odInW Washington
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15

in jay Refers living apartments
were blackened by the smoke
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-15

B1elxne1
III &c b. all Ii AZ. 80
The Washington herald., 1910-05-16
MAY ADJOURN JULY 1.
Senate Action on Railroad Bill to BE
Expedited.

Unless Unforeseen difficulties present
themselves. Senate and House leaders
believe that Congress viii adjourn on or
about July l.
In spite Of the little furry growing out
OF the White House conference, there is
a disposition manifest even among the
insurgent Senators TO expedite the rail-
way bill.
During this week date will be fixed
for a Republican caucus on the postal
savings bank bill. A compromise is
about to be reached on this measure.
Up to date not a single administration
bin Of the first Importance has been
passed by either House. The House has
passed two conservation bills, one au-
thorizing the President to withdraw
lands in his discretion, and the other au-
thorizing agricultural entries on the
surface of lands bearing coal. The
House also has passed the railroad bill.
It has taken no action on the postal
savings bank bill. which will. however,
soon be reported.
The present prospects are that the rail-
road and postal savings bank bills will
be in conference by June !. In the mean
time an effort is to be made by the ad-
ministration TO get action on the State
hood bill In the Serate.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-16
HELPFUL NEIGHBORS.

When l sick might endure it, if could nurse my i'll
alone but neighbos tell me how and fill my soul with
grief and groan Cons hurt my foo thought they'd spoil it
the neghbors hastened door cut off your foot they said
and boil it, and you will have the more had dose
OF nuenzhave you e had that blamed disease fairly drives
you frenzy YOU gasp and cough and choke and you
whistle when you breathe and smother your lungs full of
carpet acks and oft wish kindly brother would hit
with baleax And while howed around in sorrow neigh
Dor said: Drink kerosene and you'll be prancing round
clipper a colt ween Another said: Mix I've and
whisky and drink gallon smoking hot in half hour you'll
feel frisky they'll have hold YOU down, wot Another
bearded Druid who through his snowy whskers hsed
Fill up with good enbamrg fluid and you will be all right
visit Oh ofentmes feel like thunder my works seem always
out of plumb such times any wonder hate to see the
nelghbors come: WAIT MASON
Copyright y Geo Adams)
The Washington herald., 1910-05-16
REARING IS LIKELY
FOR NAVY DISPUTE
Trouble Between Secretary
and PaymaSter Grows.

The dispute between Secretary OF the
Navy Meyer and Paymaster General Eus-
tace B. Rogers L. 5. y. Chief Of the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Of the
Navy Department. has broken out again
Il IS rumored that a new court-martial
Will be ordered.
In Mr.. Rogers testimony before the
House Committee on Naval Affairs he
criticised Mr. Meyers plan for the re-
organization Of the naval establishment
More recently friction has developed be
tween Secretary Meyer and the Paymaster
General over the administration OF the
naval supply fund. The fund is a gen
eral stock Of supplies, from which each
bureau draws for immediate uses. Con-
gress has limited its amount TO $4,000.
In the last few years. however, the fund
has grown to about Sl1.OOGO0O.
Some time ago Mr.. Meyer began 10 de-
wise means for diminishing the fund
The Paymaster General recommended that
Congress be asked 10 legalize the fund as
it is al present administered by the BU-
reau Of Supplies and Accounts. Mr..
Meyer declined to act upon this sugges-
ton. He took the ground that It would
be far better TO comply with the exist
ing law before asking for additional leg
islation.
Mr.. Rogers contended that the limit OF
s., 100000 was not sufficient Mr. Meyer
declined TO bring the matter 70 the at
tention Of Congress. He gave instruc-
tions which, he claims, were not promptly
obeyed by the Paymaster General. IN
testifying before the House Committee
on Naval Affairs recently. Mr.. Meyer
criticised the conduct Of his bureau chief
as almost INSTRUMENTATION" After a de-
lay of about six weeks. Mr.. Meyer finally
Issued peremptory orders to the Pay
master General.
Relations between Secretary Meyer and
his Paymaster General have been so
strained during the last few months that
It Is practically certain that Mr.. Rogers
will not be reappointed Chief Of the Bu-
reau Of Supplies and Accounts when his
four-year detail expires. on November l
next
The Washington herald., 1910-05-16
FIFTY COUNTRIES
TO SEND DELEGATES
WOrldSunday COnYen-
tiOn Begins This Week.

More than 1000 delegates from the
United States and Canada and 500 from
foreign countries. representing more than
100000 persons. Will attend the Worlds
Sunday School Convention. which VIII bo
I'm session in Washington May 19 10 q
The gathering will probably be more
cosmopolitan than any Christian assem-
bIage ever held. as ffty-one countries will
send delegates.
The convention is the outErowth OF the
first Sunday school which was established
in Gloucester, England, IN 1870 by Robert
Raikes- When he and his poor boys
went about the streets they were fol-
lowed by a rabble. which shoUtedI
Bobby Wild Goose and his regiment"
The first convention was held in Lon
don in 1SS9. with $50 American delegates.
The convention which viii assemble IN
Washington is the sixth.
President Taft will be among those who
Will address the delegates. Cabinet off,
GERS. Senators, Representatives, gov
ernors Of States. and other public men
are being asked the question, What ef-
feet has the Sunday school had upon
your character" Their answers viii be-
given before the convention.