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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE -VRIVabI0 eqully In
six or less lots partly paid for Owue'
leaving city. Good snap for quick deal IA
dress l325 World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
TWO SHOTS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE YOU USE WORLD and sun WANi
ET TAuD P
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--5 room modern house close
iu ON south west side, terms easy POO
slT5O. possession right now. See Graut
Moore 5l4 FIrst Natl Bldg Phong 2l60.
FOR SAIL room modern cottage, ouh
3ls bloras from Hotel Tulsa and tunr
AZ s3 10000 See Grant Moore. jli
rirr Natl Bldg Phone 2l60
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AND OFFICE ROOMS

UNE s.t. g tvo elegant room, ia Cow
World BHs Apply so Mgr Tulsa World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
S-room. Modern up-to-date home on
South Cheyenne Ave. Price $500;
terms
7-room. 2-story bungalow This house
is heated with furnace; located on
one Of the best streets in the city
Possession at once. Price $3.50;
give terms.
s rooms; south Carson east front
Price $4,000; give terms.
rooms, South Cincinnati close in
Price $500; give terms.
JOHN BARRETT
Room POS Robinson Bldg.
office Phone 1897; Residence 1853.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
STOLEN

$40 90 reward Tor Information leading to
fhc recovery " the following stOcs
straycd or driven away from sand Springs
one l- mo old Jersey heger, damn color
mo- brand One Jersey COW, ubou' year,
DID, light dunn color with dark around eyes
probably with young calf Phone or address
Sand Springs Lumber company Sand
Springs Okla
.IRAYTD OR STOLEN Tuesday night from
1850 Sp Boulder small bay buggy mare
PAGES u harness Phone 2Ols.
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| AIDES $1,000 REWARD!

= succesaful" Aonth, Compund. Safely reneyessome
OF the ION est most abnormal casee 10
day. koh.rm pain or Interference with work. Mail
tI TO- Double Strength ts0o. eGoufT fhu Write today
o. sQUTnNeTcs stsspr Co., SIS sLs ST.. uESs CHI, w.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
BOARD AND ROOM

WANTED Boarder and roomers lol So
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EA&N
MlOR2IE MONEY

We teach you how when sou attend
Browns Business College Phone
3OSl.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED Position 90 begin first o' year
~ NparitErcd s'rlos aphsg Address
l1l6 caro- World
POSITION wanted by young man groTaph.
en- sruH experience ll Nauh sitH1b b.HpH!t
Lgsrn8 RUle.r Browns Bus college
POSITION WANTED rm roDmnF hons.
aw fully qualified flr such % position Ir
would rent one furnished amy Whrr. m Ohla
tI, Mimic t'hus ll5 ~. Gin. lu.sa
rOtTpoN WANgtD By mp.rynre'
huusrarrper Add 1889 care World
SITUATION WANTED An round printer
and uatcu pressu.au. married Address
printer lock box llA-
EXPERIENCED scnosrapher Win know
ledge " bookkeeping desires position. Can
92o
SITUATION WANTED By coIorod mon IN
private family can DO au! Kind 0i house
work Address Humphrey McGuhe Tulsa
Okh
WANTED Position by eaparieaerd grocery
c.grk Phone 5o56
POSITION wanted by ghs filter o years
experience Address 3U5l World
WANTED Position by experienced book
keeper and steuographer, reference. A4'
dress Boz 3.j Gushing Okia
POSITION WANTED An c1por.nnpcd house
man. sober reliable Al reference. ADD
ao4 icare Word
WANTED Ranch work hy yolng man and
wife experienced ranchor. good reference
Addrcss l2ll care World
SITUATION sECURED-We have O lis, Of
reliable firms desiring compeieu, help fl.e
your application with u.s. city Mercantile
and Employment Areney. 432 lows Bldg
POSITION WANTED BY experienced steno
grspher. Phone 1855.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

. r.u. FI d. DC
d'.e oprued at i07 + Fiil street build
me collapsed stock and fixtures OF 2l8 +
Third So for 75c ON the dollar. first cost
Next door 20 Tulsa Cafe.
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rs a'sa''N 81" l uiN' 'Io 10 ro,,,
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amt, oscar Boyc,t. Florida rooms Phone
g4s3
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o,I, 5S'g' CO., -'-'3 East H''''"'' "''''- 20
FOR SALEu.,\ew S''0'o Gerhard ni'l5".
piano, VIII D." sold Noloul lNi pest Gus
offer Md 1879 .'f" iAiSa N9Iiu,
FOR ~AlE-lWO chair barber shop al no
So. Boston
ron s,TT pI.r,,.-- min .1,.i.,,.rf , a.
,r5t'r. pr5rrr morti,,r moder. /
rip saw, band saw edgor boring ma
chine. ] sander, dado machine Az pnf
leys betting shaiuGS &C. WI 1"u a,.!
2iS,' o' p'iss' ,,ni,. ~ '" e, a.9 Iye,t Grand
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FOR SALE uIo,''l. -3'N 'o'-'s'r g5
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"a @ timers .s '1e.' ,-,,rJ a. -s.'' :, u''.''''. W.
no SILL OR TRADE-Bcst equipped res.
suraat iu Co,hnsyile. Q good pr9poHu0gn
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II
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.''s'.'. ''.' ''..''''
EASY TERMS Tor land IN the N"rlh iISy,s
Naiey Nr9r "'H DC Ih'ue " 5"r,t.i,sj
can buy ch1lce Nilgaled, OF "." .'u'',,I
land IN one % lNe Dest Sgg.'o1' IN ~" NV rasy
Xxx psymsDt, ON LONG time. you cannot
afford 10 pags up This opportunity Write
to me today for mll information which Is
free for the asking K A. smith eoV,lAR5 II
,!on ana I"aas'',aI as'T. Nsl'" '"pii 'O1,t,
% room ~, Union racine mug O"'"''
-.I,
FOR SALE Six room house, -".' VIZ"
basement barn. chicken yard enc l'l I''
Nl3O feet, price $4,000. terms. our i"l'.
house ,oi gnd TWO Tofy barn "',,., ' ,to. m
arG rgN l',..r 'oD nrr,.ct op o.t Fry
"af Iot prim3roy.d 50zli0 frot $50
t.rin, viii Soll Mi for less. Lo.1cd m
Iarathom addition J Burr G.bbons n
Alexander Bldg, on phones 223l or 2'tl
FOR SALE My .oom modern home at go.
n Dcu'eI1 WIN SoooUu .P3""F I''"IJ IJ,.'',oii
.Ni"o IT, va" Io' """'' az $50
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FOR sALE-9.room strictly modern house
close iu. suitable for roomers and board.
ers or nice home very cheap ~ f' ZuuUn
terms See Grant & Moore ola FIRST Na'
'''-. "'Hr WV
FOR SALE-9 room strictly modern home
close in on the south side northeast cor
meg Il'nt ItN' hn,"'"' ,",u', ."s ' ,,.ns
'' .,t d..,,. r., I.r., Eau
I",1' nr., Stf 'l '''
'l-us- J. -3-- .
FOR NALE-o room modern bungalow. on
. south side '4st 'front.' clDsg f-'0o
lrimN easy ana p'S1''1t"n ''7N. 'p'I,
.""i " moore 'll 4'IA' '" '.'e
l.424e -l-U-
FOR SALE 40 acres OF sood wn' 'lse
IN, ON ,t"Hy 't,.' .'. 'DI pt,n.
ntaol moore, '4' r"'' N"'" h."s "'''
-Io0-
FOR SAlE-lood tour room honSr. ''nrn,
ed crIar. ir4ut ana rear po''"'S. WI.
Darn emu gen mouse H'u paIN. ON 'y,",r
lN'Nlao' t,nctd' WE'VE p,9'h5 ',oh @NA,n @
street all Tor SI1',.u'. , W ouiu ..,s ,.r. . 'u-
0tl,b.rr, CIV IN cvrIourS for rr',a mg1m,
proprrty. For sale lOONl4O, 3 room house
barn. wcll chicken house. bearing fruit easy
terms or will trade. Price Sgooo9 ="
sale nice lot, M 'roNnit MHcheu Suu
way be.l" actual NaIrrS room .l',,, ,llur,u
.oryants onarter, Tlis Is finc home IN
rra lp.ution Price S. 500 co. Cunuing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

ROOM AND BOARD -2o7 So Guthrie
phnnr l4ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

FOR bargains in city property, such as resi-
dence and business property, see ;. NJ.
Whia and Overly, over ENch. Nat. Bank
Phone 2O5Q
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WANTED Position 90 begin first OF year
hy rkperrlrcd s'ruosIaphsr Address
Illh caro- World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

YOR sALE--Two and a half and five acre
tracts five blocks south q Kendall col
l.gs p few chlce tracts left. MUSK close
them out. W /. Stewart. trustee 40l Rob
ipson Arcade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
King Refers Matter for Investi-
cation TO Committee of
Privileges.
ny IA MAHaUIsE DE EoNVENuY.

HEN tho scvcntccuti i-prd Forth
wv wick died in the All of 1910.
w leaving an only daughter, tho
Hon. Is oidc Eorttw,ck nov,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

|, sunshine in the Soul" The services
viii open with scriptural reading by
IL. ". Ware. There will he prayer by
- III. Melton. and tho bencdic;ion viii
be pronounced by T. W. Wright
Taking as his theme The Unused
Power OF the I4ayman.' Congressman
Martin a. Morrison. OF Indiana, will
deliver an address to mon only. this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at tho Rail-
road : NJ g. \. Music viii be fur
nishcd by the Renner Male Choir and
Orchestra
Rev. II. D. e. Maclachlan. pastor OF
Seventh Street Christian Church. viii
preach at both services to-day. Al II
a. NJ, the subject will be Divine
Hearts Ease" At p NJ nc will
speak The Sleepy Head Cd Chris
tian."
Spiritual Self Measurement will he
tho topic discussed at the morning
service to-day ny Rev. George w
Church. At night he Will preach on
Contagious Christianity" T.. /. Hen
ley will lead the Christian Endeavor
service at 7:16 o'clock.
An address. The Testimony OF
Christ to the Old Testament" deliver
ed by DR.. G. B. Stricken. OF Union
Theological Seminary, before the Min
isterial Union last Monday, will he re-
peated this afternoon at the Central
Y. NJ. c. a. Auditorium. The meeting
will open with an Illustrated song ser
vice at $3.50 o'clock.
L At Fairmount Avenue Methodist
Church, Rev. f. V. Carson. The pastor
has selected es his morning subject
"A Fiery Story Of He'll" AS con-
trast he has chosen The Splendors of
Heaven" for the topic ut the night
service.
Rev. w. Russell Bowie, rector of
ST Paurs Episcopal Church, Will preach
this morning, taking as his thema
"The Spirit OF Jesus ard Pleasure"
Christian Faith" will be his subject
at the evening service.
Continuing tho series on the House
That Jack Didn't Build" Dr.. A. c.
Brown will this afternoon az $3.50
o'clock address the boys department.
Of the Y. M. c. A. on "Thc Founda-
ton
The pulpit of Union Station Meth
odist Church will be occupied this
morning by Rev. r. Fl. Bennott. The
pastor. Rev. w. Asbury Christian, D.
D.. will preach at the night service
His subject will be "a Peep in the
LookfngG Glass"
At Centenary Methodist Church there
VIII be special music at both seraces
DR.. w. ]. Young. the pastor. has an
nounced as mis- morning subject Not
Accepting Delsverance" He will
preach In tho evening on "rThe Mes
sage Of tho World to the Church"
Regular services Mt First Church OF
Christ. Scientist, corner Park Avenue
and Meadow Street. will be held this
morning at o'clock. The subject
will be "Bol,l.''
First Unitarian Church, Floyd Ave-
nue and Harrison Street, preaching by
the paator. Rev. Alexander r. Bowzer
who will deliver the fourth sermon in
series on Tho Lords Prayer" on
titled Tho Daily Bread OF LITE"
The afternoon services at Monu-
mental Episcopal Church are now being
held at instead OF 4 O'Clock.
Bible 0tudeatc Congregation VII
Enest at snsithdeers He'll as 1880 4.
ID r. H. Smith win preaoh on Par.
oata1 Obligation" Thocs will DO no
afternoon service,
AZ Iamauuss Baptst ShuroA tas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
ELEPHANT is BARRED

Columbus. Ohio. February io-S,at-
ing that such feature might be offcn-
sive to President Taft. Robert ~ Har-
per. OF the inauguration committee at
washington, has written "A letter 10
ozark &. Doughty, who is In charge OF
the Ohio delegation which will attend
the inauguration of President Elect
Wilson, protesting against the use in
me inaugural parade OF AN elephant
dated"
The Ohio delegation had planned to
cratic party. lead The elephant. rcprc.
sonting the Republican party, at the
mead or the Ohio delegates.
over the elephants eye and large
patches on. his sides. The committees.
however, does not object TO tha
.donkey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
REVIVE LITIGATION
FOR ANCIENT BARONY
as TO it's limitations.

as W us limitations.
AS general rule the Porthwick
property has descended in the male
limo only But when III. ninth Lord
northwick died. after holding out his
castle Of Rorthwick against a siege by
oilVer Cromwell ana obtained honor
aplc terms or surrender all his prom
crly went to his nephew. John Dundas
ms sisters sou, who assumed by virtue
of his will the name and arms of
Borthwick, while the tiuc remained
dormant. until revived in 1927, MT by
a descendant of this John Duntlas, bu,
by descendant Of the fourth Lord
Borthwick
his vote at The election Of Scotch
peers at IIciyrood. Of members to rep
resent their order in the House of
Lords al Westminster. directions were
issued by the crown that nc should
abstain from voting until he had cs-
tlblshed his right to the title. which
ne proceeded TO do II the satisfaction
Of the Committee ur Privileges of tho
House OF Lords. This was ir 1872.
Ten years later the title again be-
sued between the various claimants.
which lasted until 1870 wncn the
father pf the late peer was recognized
DE the committee Of Privileges of the
House OF Lords and by the crown AS
the lawful heir of tho pacraSc.
The now claimant is a descendant OF
tho John Dundas mentioned above rs
tho nephew and heir Of the ninth Lord
Borthwick, and is tho owner OF the an
cient Eorthwick property. including
Borthwick Castle. in Midlothian.
The founder Of the family was Sir
William Borthw!ck, who wcs employed
IN various embassies between Eng
land and Scotland from 1875 TO 1915.
ana ana IN lilo received a charter from
Borthwick. where he built the Castle
Of B9rthw'ck, now owned and occu-
pied by the new claimant. He acted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
SERVICES
IN CITY CHURCHES

Dedication exercises viii DC held
this afternoon at Colonial Place Chris
tian Church. The handsome little
structure has just been completed and
Is located at Stop IL. Northampton
car line. The services Will begin at
$3.50 o'clock, with Rev. George w.
kcmper pastor of Hanover Avenue
Christian Church. making tho principal
address. he congregation will assist in
the rendition of the following musical
program: There Shall Be Showers Of
blessing, Onward Christian Soldiers,
stand UP. stand Up, FOR Jesus" and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16


N/ wick. died in The AN of 1910,
w leaving an only daughter. tho
Hon. Is oidc Borthw.ck. now
elsht years of age. 7 minated that his
GEMS" was liable To lead 10 Il revival
81 tho litigation which was carried on
during - considerable portion of the
iInc'ccnth century between the rival
claimants 10 his ancient barony. which
dates from 1867 This prediction has
now come true through the petition OF
William Henry Rnrthwici, of Berth
wick Castle. Midlothian, II king
George, that Tho latter declare him en-
titled 10 tho honor aud dignity of
eighteenth Lord BorthWic!l in the peer
age OF scotland. Tho King has re
jerFcd tho matter Tor Investigation t.
Inc Committee OF Privileges of tho
JtouSc OF Lords. which after due invcs-
ileation and an inquiry COMPRISING
Thearinss of evidence in the case. Will
inakc a report 10 tho sovereign recon-
Inending him r.thcr t.9 grant tho petition
az to rejoct-it:"the King being free to
accept or reject their advice. according
80 his caprice.
One of the questions which will
';srise in connection with The affair is
IS 70 whether the little daughter of
ihe late lord has any right TO success
sion 10 her fathers honors. Many OF
The ancient Scotch dignities OF this
KING are heritablc III tha female as
i"c!l as in thu male ha> liut the
original patent of tho creation Of the
Borthwick rccrnGc has long since dis
appeared. and while there il abundant
contemporary official evidence that II
existed, nothing whatsoever is known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Der of Parliament for Mas, was elc-
Vated TO the Irish pecrasc as Lord
Mas Of Kildare, as NiScount MAYO OF
MonYcro~cr. and az Ea-l If Mayo In
return for the support which he gave
TO the government In bringing about
the destruction of the legislative in.le-
pendancc IF Ireland
Nor were these pceragtS the only re-
ward which he received TO-: the support
which he gave to the Union. For h-
managed to obtain some $1,000 as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Ireland. besides 100000 as "oompe nsa
ton for the destruction of a property
tho destruction In question consisting
OF the diSfranchisement Of the incon-
ccivabiy rotten parliamentary borough
OF Mas, owned by his family. lie al
so obtained the appointment OF ono OF
MS sons TO the. in those days, most
lucrative and important post of E1s-
copal Archbishop of Tuan
copyright. 1913. ny the Brentwood
CompanN.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Especial to The. Tim,s Dispatch
Lexington. Va February l5-On
THURSDAY night Dr. w. NJ Hunlcy. OF
the University OF Virginia. delivered
very Instructive address baforo tho
Washington and Loo forum. his sub
Jtct being Tho Race Commission
Or. HunIey is tile secretary or tho
southern Race Commission. and he was
able 10 treat the subjcc; from tho
standpoint OF ono Thoroughly familiar
with the negro problem in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
GIVE NE A CHANCE TO EDEE
CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM EnEE

took my own medicine It permanently
cured my rheumatism after I had suffered
tortures for thirty-six years. I spent $50. 0d)
before discovered the remedy that cured
me, but III give you the benefit of my
experience for nothing.
II You suffer from rheumatism lot me
send you a package OF my remedy abso-
lute1y free Don't send any money, want
20 give Il to you. want you to see for
yourself what It will do. Tho picture show 8
how I Suffered Maybe you are suffering
the same way. Don't You don't need TO.
I've got the remedy that Will cure you,
and It's youra for the asking Write mo
to-day. IT. Deano el-C Delano Bldg.
Ryraouse. New York. and Til send you
free package the very day get your letter.
-AdVe rtisefncnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
British RrlIroade,. Merge Unions.

London February 1.-THE amalga-
hation OF the three principal unions
OF raiiroan workers In Great Britain
was accomplished yesterday at a
conference in London The object OF
the fusion is TO insure Fco.operatio,i
which has been lacking in the strikes
three societies have "A membership OF
zoos eco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

as hostage for the safe return OF
James I. in lA21 Another Lord Borth
WICK WAS Keeper of Edinburgh Castle.
\ third Lord Borthwick was killed at
the battle of Tlodden Field In l64S,
while fourth acted as guardian Of the
infant King during perhaps the most
stormy period of Scottish history.
His son John was one Of the foremost
men OF the time OF the Reformation:
movement, however. which he op-
posed with all his influence, while his
grandson became one OF the most ar
dent ana chivalrous supporters OF the
cause Of Mary Queen of Scots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

pastor, Rev. u. Lacy IIoge, Will preach
on the bible in the Public Schools"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Aft3o1sn 500 buy them NM. 49,, 49,
them n1 ample sash With Baggage sln BOOK e. Iadrs,
Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Dest ae Boxav fon1. 20 =.
syersv, Calcutta, Bontap TDae Rexs ~ oneno, fess
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Pittsburgh Triumphs
Over Swarthmore

SwARTHMoRE. Pa. Feb. SIN an
extra period basketball contest here to-
day the University OF Pittsburdgh, by
sensational playing. gave the Garnet
team its first defeat on the home floor
In four years, the score being at the
extra session 81 to Is in favor OF the
Smoky City passers.
The visitors exhibited brilliant pass
ing and accurate shooting from the.
very start, leading by a comfortable
margin until the last three minutes OF
play in the regular assigned time. In
the closing minutes of the second haif
Swarthmore played its best, Geig.
Lucas, and Weaver caging timely field
goals. With but thirty seconds to play,
Coach Flint. of the lit Ave. addressed
his players from the side lines during
time out. and the referee called a foul
on his team Weaver placed the teams
in q tie at s5 all, amid the wild cries Of
the large crowd.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Georgetown Opens
Lafayette Schedule

Georgetown win open Lafayetteis var
sity baseba;, schedule at the Hilltop on
March - Thsn the Pennsyivanians VIII
embark on a trip South. meeting the
best college teams NJ the section before
returning for a battle with Catholic
University. on Aprii > Fourteen games
viii be played ON this jaunt South. and
are a. follows: *
March 70. 0eorgetown Upiversfty. at
Warrington. ID. C; March % Univer-
sity c. South Carolina, at Columbia, S.
c.: March a. University OF South Caro-
INA. ~ Columbia. 8 c.: March -. Unk
versity Of south Carolina, at Columbia,
q c.; Marcb a. Elon College. at Green's
boro, n G.; March - Trinity College.
at Durhasl. n. c.: March - Trinity
College. at Durham. ". c.: March q.
A. and n. College. at Raleigh, N. c.:
March q. University OF North Caro-
lima. at Chapel Hin, ~. c.; March 3.
University Of north Carolina. az Chapel
Hin. N. c.: March 81. washington aud
Lee University, at Lexington. Va
April I. washington and. Lee Unfver-
sity, at Lexington. Va; April :. Unit
versity Of virginia. at Charlottesville.
Va: April Catholic University. at
washington. d. c.
Early In May the team takes a trip
into New York State aud q few days
later into New England.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Turner Loses None Of
His Cunning on Mat

Satisfaction Is heard on all sides to-
day as a re.ult of the Joe Turner-Joe
Lssalle wrestling match. In which the
former got two straight falls. and much
Interest Is being demonstrated In the
Young Oieson-Lasalle bout. which has
been booked for next week Cieson
came to the Gayety Theater unknown
to the sporting fraternity of this city.
and mis- appearance Is a distinct sur
prise TO wrestling fans.
Joe Turner does not appear to have
lost any of the cunning which charac-
terized his successful season In wesh-
ington one year ago. Up to this time.
Turner has been performing against
some Of the best middleweights Of New
England and the East, In the former
vicinity.
After last nights set-to. Turner said: :
"Lasalle Is, believe, the cleverest man
I have ever defeated. His tactics against
me were Of the cleanest, and I believe
he is worthy of meeting the best whom
Manager Peck put on this season. -
Turner asked that his thanks to the
wrestling public for its con-
fidence in him be conveyed through
these columns. 81 am mighty glad to
be back In my home town. and will
make myself more worthy of the
support that Washington has
given me-" said Joe in conclusion.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
PARDELLO7AMER|CUS
MATCH NEXT WEEK
Heavyweight Champion and
Italian GrappIer Booked at
lyceum.

Americus, claimant Of the heavyweight
wrestling titles Of the world. and Leo
Pardello, the fighting italian grappler.
will clash next Thursday night at the
Lyceum I'm what Is expected to be a fast
and exciting contest. Manager Meyer.
of the Lyceum, completed arrangements
yesterday for this match. which is to
be the first of the season at this theater.
Americus will shortly challenge Zbys-
zko, and II Is expected that the heavy
weight championship will then be de-
cided, as Frank Gotch has stated several
times that he is through with the wrestl-
ing game for good. Americus 10 keeping
in condition at his farm near Baltimore.
while Pardello is in tip-top shape. owing
to his recent matches In Boston. The
bout will take place Thursday night
after the regular performance.