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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
RetireS from

A JENSEN, who has engaged IN the general
Il NJ merchandise business ln Gardnervlile al
since the beginning of the town, has retired
from the active management OF the Arendt Jensen
Company, the foundation OF which he iald with
humble beginning some twenty years ago. lie has
hluirl lines which he has succ ssiully managed,
o.er Ia L. Christensen, L. Christensen and Chr $
N.,l, urep The managers took charge OF the
siorr Yesterday morning and ii will be their aim to
duct the business in the same manner which has
mtfk Il the success of their pred cessor.
TIE accompanying group oi hall tones will give
a. lrA the magnitude of the business of this firm
uin,h will continue to he known a3 the Arendt Jensen
Com any, being an incorporated company
hen Mr.. Jensen first launched into the
n rcl andise business in Gsrdnerville, it was with
ssll stock kept in the front room of his house lie
was,ot overburdened with cash but what he lacked
in his respect he made up with grit, and being bless
el Nth n fair knowledge OF business quiremtnls,
went to work He toed early and late and little by
l,le he added to his goods His business continued
to grow and finally he was compelled to erect new
building for the store. By this lime Gardnervie
had taken on a healthy growth aid much OF the
bu .ness that had formerly gone to outside points,
was held here. The stock was continually increased
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
Dance.

The young people of Genoa have
arranged to give a social dance al
that place tomorrow night. They
extend general invitation to all
and it goes without saying that
those who attend will have no
re yrets. At midnight lunch will
be served.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
New Building

Obey o. Haugner has n force OF
at work this week build
ing an addition to his Gard
nerville property to be occupied by
his shoe sore. The building will
have a business front and faees
Main street.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One and one-sixtcenth miles.
Homuy los (Peasel s 10 s. won; Great Jubilee. il2
Uptonl 10 J. second: Merry Gift. iG (HaRravel.
10 to l. third Time. $50 S5 Olive Ely. Joe
Gaiteus. Little Minnie. Lypdhrst, Reidmoore. and
81. Abe also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and One-haf furlongs.
satin Bower. lis C.lcCarthyl. to 1. won; Ep0ua.
us lGoldstenl. 9 10 10, second Tartar Girl rs
AIusgrave), 8 to J. third. Time. O:6 Is. Lucrctia,
Cannie Way. P!acerland. and St Bass also ran.
THIRD RACE-Onc and one-sxtcenth miles De
tectre l3l AlcCauhy). 20 /. won; Don Antonio.
lO6 lTaplinl. 20 l. second; Busy lis lGoldstcinl.
Il 20 s. third. Time, 80 Is. Henley William
Pitt. Plaudmore. Robert Cooper. and Fountain
Square also nan
FOURTH RACE-six furouGs. John Griffin II.
III Niusgavel. Z 70 ?. won; Jack Akin. l39
(Wakerl. 10 s. second; Detroit, SO Adams. % 70
/. third Time. at Elm Beau. J. ". Houghton
Lady Irma, Herpes. Bedninster, Orbed Lad and
Sir Edward also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Two miles. Or. Koch. lj5 (Corb-
leyl 10 J. won: Usage. l6 uucasl. 20 .. second
j. c. g.. 10 CMcClainl. . 90 J. third Time.
Az Is Marksnan and EXpansionst also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixtcenth miles. Miss
Popular los Oiusgrayel. 10 l. won; Glenn Beachey.
So (PhairD. Y 20 l. second; Norman, IS (Seinhart)
II TO 5. third. Time. 10 Bannock Bob. Elgn, and
Otogo also mD.
SEVENTH RACING furlongs. Eagle Bird %
lStcinhartl, TO l. w0ni pccna. S adams. 10
2, second; Rosey Posey, 10 lGoldsteinl 2 10 l.
third. Time. J. 90. Missye Coal Shoot. Eden Hall.
Dorchester. FL 500. Katherine Gardner, and Uncle
Fred also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
SOUTHERN ORDERS ENGINES
Equipment Contracts Announced
Aggregating About 100000.
1t includes Locomotives, Rolling
stock, Steel Rails, and Track
Fittings

Contracts for locomotives. rolling stock,
steel rails, and fittings, involving a total
expenditure OF $4,000, have been let
within the past few weeks by the South
ern Railway Company, according to an
nouncement made yesterday, thus car
rying out the statements as 70 orders
contained in President FiEley's announce
ment Of March IT,
Seventy-fve locomotives, $500 all-steel
ffty-ton coal and coke cars. and ten
combined passengers baggags cars are
70 be added 20 the motive power and
rolling stock equipment Of the Southern
as the result OF these contracts. In ad-
dition 20 this. contracts have been let
for 5000 tons Of eighty-fve-pound steel
rail and FOR 10000 improved joints for
use with this rail
The steel rail and fittings, which will
represent an outlay on the part Of the
company Of Sl.SO0O0), will be used in i'm
proving its lines by replacing lighter rail.
which Will in turn be reiaid in place OF
still lighter rail on the subsidiary lines
and in the prosecution of the company's
plans for double-tr tracking its more i'm
portant lines. The completion OF work
on sixty miles of double track under
construction viii give "a miles Of double
track between Washington and Atlanta,
while there are ninety-five miles Of dou-
BILE track now I'm use on other lines Of
the system.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SH fuloncs Alive b.. I02 (Aus-
TIM $3.50. won; G. A. Lehman. l03 Grand $40.
second; Star Venus. l02 (Ormsl. g. third Time.
lI7 25 Yankee Poop Father Eugene. Della
Ialucl, Ramon Carna. Sl8shiny Blow. Zephyr
Rowland Nesmcrizor. and Amcion also ran
SECOND RACE-Onc mile and twenty wards
Pirate Diana, l0i JACKSON s.. won: Cloistrcss 100
Coles. so. second; Adalia 100 ,Drryori. $50
third. Time l:i9 Mauritania So-ruwful Camille
Pedigree. Autumn Girl. Gentle Bess. Hurlock. aud
OTnamOsa also ran
THIRD RACE-Onc mile Handbridre ia Her
hertz. $50 Won Bonnie Bard lO3 tlustinl sal
soC1nd, Tom HAYWARD % lHufnagcn. $40 third
Time. l:b Is. StoI man also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlougs. Grenade. los
"a lstinl. $3.50 won; Waponoca JOS lKcnncdvl
$50. second; Warner GrisHell los lWeirenl g. IN
third. Time. LII IS. Lady Vie. Martha Ad'Icr
McAndreTs. Minot Cau0pou. Tackle. and Tom
Shaw also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fcur and one-haH fu-longs. Ella
BDson. l02 Grand, $40, won; Lydia Lee. l02
Uofmsl. SlO66O. second: Beechmout. lO2 lAustipl
S. %, third. Time. 0j1 5j. Black Magic Nrarg
Bodine. Ruby Knight T. II. Mcbride. Fsreeue
knight Thought. and Grand Peggy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and cuc-quarter miles Olive
dear, III lGrandl So TO- won; Cassowary. los gact-
scnl. $3.50. second Molcsey 100 NlcIaggarD s.
third. Time 2li 35. Maid Militant County CLERK
Flirting. Vaneu Meadow Grass, and Countemand
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Futu1ty course. Roy. r. 100
Nosperl, 20 J. won; Billy Mycr. III lKirsch-
baum. 90 l. second; Waner. l0l lSeldcn. Is to ].
third. Time, lac. Port Malone Glcnnadeane
Gramercy, Hannah Louise. and CautCm also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-hulf furIonss
Pearl Bass. % Gargau), 4 20 l. won; Clara Hsmp-
ton. loi Ckirschbauml. 20 J. second. Ban Ann
JOS (Cobunl, 20 g. third. Time 0-ji S. Dolly
'. B.. Dacia. Athole, and Ed Levan also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlougs. Afilpitas. u2 Got
teri. a to 5. won; Combur. 100 NIcntr7). z 10
second, Melton Cloth l0i lSeldenl Il 10 ! third
Time. lI32 5. Dave Warfeld. Mi Direcho Don
aid Old Settler. and Roy Eldinero also ran
FOURTH RACE-Ftturity course Rit of For
tune. % johnson, to ]. won; Jim Gafney. 10
(Cottcnl. 20 s. second; Indictment los tYosperi
20 l. third Time. % IS Kid North. Fsnern
Hail. and Roman Wing also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Anne AfcGec lO2
johnson, II 70 5. won; KaiserhoG III Craylor) ~
70 /. second Odd Rose 90 lSeldenl. IS TO J. third
Tine 80 SIS. Steel. Aftermath Hush Money
Cohcskill. Silverline ard Kopek also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Six furl0ngs- Dovalta lO7 Co
hem, y TO !. won Ingham, loS CTaylor 3 TO /
second; PrctensiOn, 100 leeds 9 TO I third
Time ll3 Sa Phillistina. Galvanic. Escamado.
Wistaria Matchulla, Elmdale, Ban Hose, and Lord
Strueber also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
OLDPIMLICO OPENSSATURDAY
Gen. Clarence Edwards to Repre-
sent President at Hunts Club.
Lieut.. Merchant VIII BE Raced for
the Gold Army Cup, Which
He Holds.

Baltimore. May 25.-Although President
Taft will not be able to attend the races
At PImlico race track Saturday when the
officers Army Cup race is run he viii be
represented by his friend, Gen. Clarence
Edwards, Of the War Department, who
has taken a decided interest in the event
for several weeks past The race is a
revival Of the famous army races for
merly held at Benning. and the gold cup
now held by Lieut.. Merchant OF the Thir-
teenth Cavalry Will be raced for The
entries for this event include horses from
Forts Ethan Allen, Nyer. Thomas. and
Washington Barracks in the District Of
Columbia.
Scores Of army officers stationed IN
Washington will attend. as well as those
detailed on duty at the forts near Balu-
more. The race will be made the oeca-
sion OF a reception TO Gen. Edwards and
other officers who VIII be rendered
luncheon I'm the club house Of the Mary
land Racing Association by officials Of
the hunts clubs.
Among those who VIII be present 70
greet the Washington guests VIII be Gov.
Crothers. Adjt. Gen. Warfeld. command
ing the National Guard forces in Mary
land. and heads of many departments
in the city government.
The race has attracted a good field OF
fifteen entrants, and eleven Of them are
Of thoroughbred breeding. When this race
race was run at Benning II afforded ofi-
cials OF The War Department an oppor-
tuuftv TO determine the evac+ r,rr,fftf.c ~.
government horses IN speed and stamina
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
EASTERN LOSES ONE FIELDER
c. Whitney Only Player Graduating
from Ball Team.
Leland or Lyon VIII BE Selected
Captain for 19I1-SanderSon
for Manager.

Although Eastern High School ended
the interscholastic championship series ar
the bottom Of the list, the players are
not al all discouraged. but intend TO
make Central hustle next year. The
Southeasters have an advantage over
some of the other schools. as they only
lose one regular man and one slbsti-
tute from the team-J H. Babcock. who
has been playing center field. and c.
Whitney. one Of the substitute pitchers.
Otherwise the team viii be the same as
this year. Those remaining are 4 Lyon,
pitcher; O. Narela. shortstop. l. Leland.
drst base; J. pefandorf. left field. c.
Evans. third base; c. Fitzhugh. right
field: ". McCanrey. shortstop and right
field, w Parker. catcher, and J. Harris.
second base.
NJ. +. Fisher. who has been managing
the team this year. VIII be replaced by
Fred SaudersOn next season Mr. Fisher
has done wonders with the Eastern team
IN the past season and only a lot Of hard
luck kept them from winning their share
Of the games Either Lyon or Leland
viii be captain of the team next year.
replacing Parker. who has had the cap
taincy for this year.
For the football team Eastern has
eight veterans and expect to make "A
good showing. The eight who will be
eligible are smith, NeCaGrey. Leland.
Deiandorf, Dom, Parker, Weaver, and
Fitzhugh.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
OVERLAND WINS SOCIABILITY
E. A. Garlock Beats Secret Time by
Twenty-six Seconds.
Second HOnOrs Captured by c. c.
Dawson in HupmObIIe-SIIver
Loving Cup for Victor.

Finishing twenty-six seconds ahead OF
the secret time set by Vice President
sherman. Z. A. Garlock. a garage pro-
prietor, won the Times sociabllty run 20
Great Falls on Tuesday in an Overland
touring car. He will be awarded the ST.
YER loving cup offered by the Times, and
the magnum Of champagne.
The time set by the Vice President was
ll9 3-5 minutes. Second houors were won
by G. G. Dawson. who drove a Hupmo-
bile. Joseph Trew. In a REQ. won the
third prize. The entrants were:
p. A. Garlock. in Overland car: c. C. Dawson.
HlIm0blc; Joseph Trew. REQ: K. 3. Emerson.
Regal, r. A NayJi, Ford; John Lutz. Huumohne.
u. 5. Hendnck. Pullman r. NJ Rogers. Pullman;
l. IT, Ihaycr. Hupmohie s. c. Breu,mau Huumo-
bile; 7. &. Sims. Haynes. Miss Lillian Miller.
Ford, T. J. Drake Ford Garter NJ O. Co.. Wash
irgtou; G. F. Owens. Chalmers: G.. ". Wells War
ren-Detr0it; r. S. Mal0ury. Frczt0ne- Columbus.
g. r. Barker Ford; j. s. Rogers. Ford: T. s..
NARROW. Baker; S. Hazcn Bond Pullman. r. f.
Burks. Chalmers; a. II. CARPENTER B8hcuck: l.. H.
Taylor Ford Philip +. Han. Amulcx: Theodore
Barnes. IT,. Pullman: s. T. Homer Hupmobile;
c. o. Fountain. Ford; David Levy. EMF: r. c.
Wilson. AmpleK; Miss g. Thompson Maxwell
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
TY COBB Is GUEST
OF CAPTAIN BUTT
Presidents Aid Gives Dinner
to Baseball Prince.

Diplomats, baseball players. army Off
GERS, and playwright were among those
present last night at a banquet given In
honor of 'Ty' Cobb OF the Detroit Tigers.
by Capt Archibald Butt U. S. A.. aid to
President Taft. in the Butt apartment.
Brig Gen. Clarence X. Edwards, chief
OF the Bureau Of Iusular Affairs; Capt.
Sowerby, OF the British Embassy; Mo-
Rarity, Of the Detroit team; Fred Chaplin.
Preston Gibson, r. Horstman, and Henri
de Sibour were also present.
AS all present were either baseball play
ers or fans" the general subject Of dis
course was the national game. Capt.
Butt and Cobb are both from Augusta,
Ga. and have been friends for years.
When Capt. Butt was appointed aid 10
President Roosevelt, one OF the Augusta
newspapers announced: Great day for
Augusta Ty Cobb goes TO the Detroits
at $1,000 a year and Butt makes hit with
Roosevelt"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
FAVORS INLAND CANAL.

Boston, May William Barclay Par
sons. Of New York. chief engineer OF the
Cape Cod Canal told members OF the
chamber NJ commerce az luncheon to-
day that part Of the big ditch Will be
oren this year.
He pointed out the desirabiIity Of bgId-
ing a canal OF sufficient cross section 10
pass the modern DreaduougEt. ard so
make a continuous naval waterway free
from attack by an enemy. connecting the
three naval stations of Boston, Newport.
and New York
such an inland passage. permitting the
concentration Of the united naval forces
at any one point would practically pre-
vent a blockade Of either New York or
Boston.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26

benefit. The Doyle brothers, both play
ing as a team IN doubles. and either OF
them in singles, are so far superior TO
any other combination that can be made
up in the District, or to any single
player. that they are in a class by them
selves.
Critics give this as a reason why their
match with Mahan and Johnson at Chevy
Chase was not more closely contested.
Many comments have been made TO the
effect that the Doyles did not exert
themselves, but the only correct reason
for their defeat lies IN the fact of their
lack OF form It is limited, by the way.
that Mahan was especially DESTROYS Of
winning this contest, as predictions had
been made that he was not classy enough
TO compete in the company OF Johnson
and the DOyles. He completely vindi-
Gated himself. however, and, in fact
deserves a better ranking than the COM
mlttee gave him last year
On the Bachelors Courts.
In the tournament now in progress on
the Bachelors courts, play has been
badly broken up by rain. Matches sched-
uled for yesterday were called of on
account Of the courts being flooded, but
to-day will probably see the sport re-
sumed
Several changes have been made in
the pairings in women's doubles and
mixed doubles. and the correct list, as
revised at a late hour last night, IS
given below.
Womens snglCs-Elrst round: Miss Winner Vs.
Miss f. Smith. Miss DOYLE vs. Miss D0Olittle; Miss
Z. Bryan vs.. Miss Downing
Second round: Miss Kug vs. Miss + Baker:
Miss Turtle vs. the winner q the Bryan-Downing
match; Miss Smith vs.. Mrs Ramage
Mixed doubles-First round: Mr. c. Hackett ard
partner vs. Miss Smith and partner; Miss Turtle
and Mr.. II. r. DOYLE vs. Miss KING and partner:
Mss Siebcrt and Mr.. Deis vs.. Miss Winner ard Mr.
Hills.
Second round: Miss Downing and Mr. Hackett
vs. tho winner Of the Siebert Deis and Winner Hills
match
Mems douhes-First round. Gore and partner vs.
Gordon-Dcs; MCLeau-Dmlop vs. Hnls-Howard !;
Holtmau-kendau vs.. Grecn-W. DOYLE.
Second round; Colton-Coltou vs. Willis-Lerch;
DoyleDoyle Vs. the winner Of the Hoffman Ken
dali and Green Doyle match; e. Mackett and part
ner vs. Fischer and partner
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
MIDDLE ATLANTIC TENNIS
MEET In FALL NEXT YEAR
Bachelors to Give Chevy Chase Precedence in Spring
TOurDey-DiStriCt Championship to Be Abolished.

Realizing that Washington cannot ade-
quately support two championship ten
mis- tournaments. closely following one
upon the other. officials of the Bachelors
Lawn Tennis Club yesterday took in
formal action which will mean the
changing of future dates for the Middle
Atlantic Journeys and the ultimate abol-
ishment Of the old District of Columbia
championships.
When started three years ago, the
spring invitation meet Of the Chevy
Chase Club had It's entries almost en-
tirely restricted % local players. With
the succeeding years, however. more and
more outside wielders Of the racquet have
welcomed this tourney as an opportunity
to meet players Of their caliber and so
get into early season championship
form. The results Of this year are espe-
cially indicative Of this point Touchard.
the New Yorker who carried of first
honors, was I'm a condition hard 10 i'm
prove, while Johnson, Mahan. and others
displayed form usually seen only late IN
the summer.
Consequently. with more important
matches scheduled at nearly the same
time in other parts Of the country, the
Middle Atlantics at the Bachelors have
been more or less sighted. This year
found only two outside entries. and the
winner OF the tourney cannot by the
very nature OF events. hold the position
In the tennis world ne should.
As the only logical solution. therefore
the Invitation Tournament OF the Chevy
Chase Club viii be given first place on
the local schedule next year, and the
Bachelors will delay the Middle Atlantic
championships till fall This will result
in mutual benefit TO both organizatio
and will materially raise the standing Of
the city in national tennis circles. The
old District Of Columbia contests, how
ever. seem, by this programme, 20 be
doomed to extinction. This tourney
usually held in midsummer has always
been popular with the local players. and
many will be sorry 70 see # go. Condi-
lions of this meet are, nevertheless, such
that TO continue II would bring little
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
ELKS CAPTURE ELBERFELD
Popular Third Baseman Learns Sc.
crets of the Order.
Initiation Attended by 300 Members
of the Local Brother
hood.

Norman Elberfeld, Of baseball fame.
was initiated into Elkhood. with nine
other candidates, at Elk Lodge. No. Is.
II near Ninth streets, last night
BOisterous hilarity prevailed through
out the meeting, attended by over 800
Elks. several reports OF shots We're
heard. and the general tumult Numbered
for a mile around. Considerable betting
was In progress after the meeting was
over as 10 the chances Of the Washing
ton team in tO-day's game. with heavy
odds against it, on account OF the alarm
ing nervousness and other symptoms dis
played by Elberfeld and other candidates
of the Washington team before and
after" the initiation.
Elberfeld was elected a member Of the
Chattanooga Lodge, anticipating his AZ
fliauon with the Washington brother
hood.
The initiation Of Daniel O'Connor. 1o5
years months old. of Owosso Mich. was
reported from Lodge 739, Louisville
OConnor is the Oldest Elk in the world
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
DELANEY DECLINES POSITION.

San Francisco. May 25-Old Billy De-
laney, the veteran trainer, who yesterday
had a conference with Johnson and prac-
tically decided 20 take charge Of the
champions training camp. to-day de-
clared he wouldn't accept the position IN
less his health improved
He is going TO Hardin Springs at once.
II is the opinion Of fight experts that De
laney has been reasoned with by some
Of Jeffries' close friends and induced not
10 coach Johnson nor 10 appear as second
I'm his corner.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
VIII PInr Dominion stnrs.

The Old Dominion Stars Cwhite). of
Annapolis, Nd, viii clash with the Bel
mont Tigers (colored), Sunday at Union
League Park. Game called at 2:S0 o'clock.
Managers Bell and Dorsey will have the
best slab artists primed for this clash.
The Tigers have Cancelled their trip to
Virginia for May 80 and viii meet fast
white semi-professional team at Union
League Park on that day in a double
header
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
Auxiliary Elects Officers.

Officers were elected last night by Ida
NJ. Galloway Auxiliary, U. S. w. v, as
follows: President, Lucille r. Fehl; SEN
Tor vice president, Katherine J. Hudson
junior vice president. Katherine Wood
chaplain, Jennie +. Howell; secretary.
Rebecca NJ. Bowman; treasurer. Nellie G.
Denham; cOnductresS, Gertrude Callan:
guard. Grave V. Williams; assistant
guard, Maggie Manson; color bearers,
Emma L. Thomas and Efie Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
DENY ILLEGAL ACTS.
Attorneys for Packers Attack In
dictment in Chicago Court

Chicago, May 21-At the opening Of the
governments case against the packers
IN the court room Of Judge X. NJ. Lands,
attorneys for the National Packing Com
pany attacked to-day the indictment
which the Federal grand jury, assisted by
the experts Of the Department of Justice.
had drawn with great care, asserting
that II made no definite charge OF IL
legal acts.
District Attorney r W. Sims AMI
Special Assistant James II. Wtkers7n
answered the objections which the de-
tense had raised Judge Lands VIII
say whether the case Of the United
States against the National Packing
Company shall go on OF be checked IN
It's incipienCy.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
Chamber TO Aid Pageant.

It is probable the Chamber Of Com
merce will aid Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber,
of Boston, in her plan 10 give an Old
Testament pageant in Washington two
years hence. An invitation has been
extended TO Mrs. Barber to appear at a
special meeting Of the conventions COM
mittee tomorrow and present the plan
to the business men.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
Bowling Prizes.

The Palace Bowling Alleys have secured
handsome trophy from the DUlin &
Martin Company to be presented to Dis
trict Bowling League as first prize. The
District Bowling League presents prize
cup TO the Chamber Of Commerce as sec
ond prize, and to the Jolly Fat Mems
Club handsome cup by the District
Bowling League champions. 19O9-IO,
through the Dulin & Martin Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
Sons of Veterana Moo.

At the meeting Of Gushing Camp. Sons
Of Veterans last night. Decoration Day
plans were discussed and arrangements
made to attend the meeting at Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday night, when
memorial sermon will be delivered under
the auspices Of Sons and Daughters Of
Veterans.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
JUNIOR REPUBLIC ELECTION.
SummerfieId Baldwin, Jr., Chosen
Head at Annual Meeting.

Head Mt Annual Meeting.
At meeting Of the board Of trustees Of
the National Junior Republic al the New
Willard Hotel. Summerheld Baldwin, jr.
was elected chairman
The other members OF the newly elected
board are: Washington. John L. Newbold.
Henry =. Blair, Or. Reginald Munson.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Mary s.
Lockwood, Mrs. Alex. Britton, Mrs,
Charles K. Ackert. Mrs. r. Halford Miss
Aline Solomon, G. Thomas Dunlop. John
W. Holcombe, John Davidson, Miss r.
NJ Bradford. and Mrs. F. G. Collins;
Baltimore. William Johnson, w c. Robin
son. Robert Garrett, Albert Richie. Mrs.
c. 3. Clotworthy Miss Cathcart. Charles
F. Henderson, Mrs. Edward Shoemaker.
Mrs. Campbell Mortimer, Charles K.
Abrahams, David Mcintosh. jr.. Mrs.
David Mcintosh. jr, and Miss K. Lurman.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-26
TAKES TWELVE-MILE RUN.
COIOred Champion UndergOeE Physi-
cal Examination by Expert.

San Francisco, May 25.-Traiuer Elan
agan took Johnson out on the road this
morning and carried him over a twelve
mile course az such fast clip that
sweat boiled out Of the champion
Then photographers took lot OF pic
lures Of Johnson in various stunts. Re
boxed eight fast rounds. four with Cot
ton. one with Kenney, and three with
Marty Cutler
After gymnasium work. Dr. a. F.
Sampson. an expert. who examined John
son n year ago, again put him through
careful physical tests. He declared there
was no percepuble change in Johnson's
heart action since the last examination.