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The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Willie Schooler Of Fredericksburg.
Va, and Rev. DR.. Frank Page. rector OF
Fairfax Court House. were married at
9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St
PauIs Episcopal Church by Rev, r. r.
Phillips rector of the church. in the pres
ence of large gathering of relatives.
The bride, attired in a dark blue travel
ing gown with hat to match, carried
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF the
valley. The bride was given in marriage
by Mrs. Harriet Wight, Of Fredericks-
burg, and others accompanying the bridal
party to the chancel were Misses Bessie
Broun and Mary C. Amber, of F'reder-
icksburg, Va, and DR.. Thomas Nelson
Page the Ambassador to Italy, and Mr..
Roswell Page, Of Richmond, brothers OF
the bridegroom.
A wedding march was played by Mrs.
Charles F. Tackett. of Fredericksburg
Following the ceremony. Rev. and Mrs.
Page left for a Northern bridal trip.
Upon their return they will reside at
Fairfax Court House.
Among those attending the wedding
were the following: Misses Tillie and
Betsy Page, Fairfax. Va; Mr. John.Page.
New York; Mrs Roswell Page, Richmond;
Judge Love and Mr.. and Mrs Keith.
Fairfax: Col. r. E. Lee. Ravenswortn,
Fairfax; Bishop Peterkin. West Virginia;
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Wallis, Episcopal
Theological Seminary: Mr.. and Mrs John
NJ johnson, Miss Emily johnson. Mrs.
John F Tackett. Miss Sophie Tackett.
Mrs Stewart Jameson, Mrs. P. P. Phil
lips, Miss Mamie Norton all of this city,
and Miss Stella NJ. Tatch, Birmingham,
Ala.
Miss Margaret E. Normoyle returned
this week after two weeks cruise
on the lower Chesapeake as the guest of
Mrs. George r. House. of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Robey have
returned from trip to New York. Mag
ara Falls. and Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sunderland and
son Otis are visiting Mrs. Jacob Mer-
chant, Dumfries, Va
Miss Carrie Wise. of Seminary Hill. is
visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Wise, Hay
market. Va.
Mrs. Fannie Fullerton. of Clifton, Va.
is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson and little
daughter, of this city, are visiting Mr-
and Mrs. P. H. Lynch, Manassas. Va.
Miss Elizabeth McArtor. of this city.
is visiting Miss Elma Besley. Wakefield,
Va
Miss Ruth Hulfish, Haymarket. Va, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. James A HUI
fish, this city.
Miss Mildred Mountjoy. Of Washington.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Noble Smith,
in Prince Street.
Miss Harriet Whales, of Washington,
is visiting Mrs. Lawrence Perry in Brad
dock Heights. Alexandria County.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund NJ. Lewis, Of
Morattisco, Va. are the guests Of MT
and Mrs. William Woolls. 607 Queen
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods and Miss
Nora Baggett. of this city, have returned
from Baltimore. where they attended the
Scott-Lewis nuptials.
Mr. Walter c. Foster entertained at an
informal dance Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stasius Meade,
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Callahan. Mr.. z. ). Patch. Mra John
4cElfresh. Nrs Harvey Chesenut ana
baby. Jack; Mr.. and Mrs. H. II Shan
non and nephew. Floyd and ArA n. y.
Smith.
Mr. ana Mrs. John stalts and children.
OF Washington, have anchored the
Marie. their launch. in Monroe Bay.
where they will spend their vacation
Miss Ora Herbert. Of Pittsburgh. 10 the
guest OF Miss Marie Greenwood at Snug
Harbor' on the front
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trott have re-
turned TO their home in Portsmouth.
Va, after visit to their father. Mr..
Harvey Trott. Of this town.
Mr.. F. H. Trueworthy. Of Washington.
10 stopping 4 Hotel Byrd.
Mr.. c. p. Marks il visiting his mother
at lexington Cottage.
Mrs. George Stafford and son. Lewis. Of
Washington. are at their cottage for the
summer.
! Mrs. r. R. Stuart and Mrs Marie
Pierce. Of the Imperial are guests at the
Stuart Annex.
Mr.. George B. Moore, Of Washington,
will spend the summer, here. cruising
much o fthe time In his launch. the Mar
tina B.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Giffen. of washing
ton. are stopping at the New Atlanta.
Guests from Washington stopping at
the New Waterloo are Miss Annie Ninde.
Miss Lucy Fitzhugh. Mrs. Tate and child.
Mrs Edmonston. Mr.. and Mrs. Irene
Lewis, Miss Virginia Lewis.
washingtonians at the New Atlanta
are: J. f. Frick. Thomas de McCaw. X.
0. Burton, Mrs. A. NJ. Simpson. r. Berge-
man. T. ]. Vessey, r. Gudgin. c. F. Ms-
Donald. Mrs. John p. Church. L. o. Yost.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Giffen.
Stopping at the Colonial Beach Hotel
during the past week were Allan Dor
sey. Mrs. n. Hopper. H. Buckley, Miss
Marie Cullen, W. c. Floeekher, George
S. Cullen, Miss McTarpan. Miss McKaiY.
F. g. Stitt, Dudley Clapp r. w. Reeves.
DR.. A. ]. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ben
son. Harry Williams. c. c. Harrison. DR..
]. II. Brooks, B. T. Queen. William p.
Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Ken
nedy.
Among recent visitors at Linwood were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gardener. william
E. Miller. H. w. Careffman. w. L. Lynn.
]. S. Teeney. L. Laton. ]. r. Lintler. C.
w. Gill, Miss NJ. L. Myers.
At Sheffield are the following Wash
fngtonians: Mrs. wiltberger and daugn-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Bealer and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mccarthy. Misses
Louise Cramer. Marion Cramer. Anna
Carr. Helen King, Messrs. Shannon Cram.
er, Calvin Cramer, Lennox Lohr. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Nash
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ROCKVILLE.

The Rev Oscar W. Henderson. pastor OF
the Rockville Baptist Church. is in New
York attending the B. Y. p. U. conven-
ton. Mrs. Henderson and little daughter
are visiting in Baltimore.
The Rev. Frank NJ Richardson. pastor
of the Southern Methodist Church, IL
visiting his mother in Virginia
Representative Watkins of Louisiana,
Representative Houston of Tennessee. and
Samuel A. and william H. Gaskins. of
Washington. were dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Dorsey Beane here Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. John p Bates. of Newark. N. J..
is spending a few weeks at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dallas
Young, at Damascus, this county.
The Camp Club. the membership Of
which consists Of twenty-five young
people of this county, opened their camp
at Seneca, this county, during the week.
The camp will continue open until about
the middle of August. The club was
organized several years ago. Land was
leased and a bungalow erected and
equipped. The principal diversions are
boating, fishing. and bathing. The MEM
bers of the club are Mrs Ernest H
Darby, Mrs. Carleton N. Etchsion. Mrs
Margaretta Trundle, Misses Maude ".
brOOme, anna H. SunlpSsoH, ahhd -.
Pace. Caroline L. henderson, Orc and
Cecil Tschiffely, Margaret and Eleanor
Darby, Dorothy Tschiffely. Mary Davis.
Florence Veirs, Hannah NJ. Jones.
Messrs Edwin W. Broome, Roy War
field. William F. Prettyman. Charles G.
Myers, Claude W. Owen, j. Edwin
Lodge. Edward l. Greene. Kelley Rice,
Eugene Cissel, and Bache Albert
Miss Letha Edmonds has returned from
Washington. where she visited her
grandmother.
Miss Aubrey Garrett, of Washington.
is visiting relatives in Rockville.
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OLD DANCE TUNES.

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When the hddlers player Turkey in
the Straw" ''old Zip Coon" &c. some
Of the Confederates at Gettysbura
dropped their suit case in the dusty road
and toed out the old measures until the
musicians could saw no longer. Where
are the dance tunes Of today that will
set the present set of boys and Girls
to footing it out on some fifty-year day
In the dim future? A certain school of
dance music familiar to our fathers, and
heard within comparatively few years
now seems almost to have disappeared.
Irish washerwoman'' and Money
Musk were examples of whole Libraries
Of merry tigs. They were simple. homely
little airs. suggesting breakdowns In
farmhouse kitchens, and dances of the
squirrel tail handful company. There
was a kinkiness about these little meas
ures, rollicking quality. that modern
machine dance tunes, sawed OF by the
yard to sell to music publishers fail to
show. This quality inspired very agile
and individual manners on the dance
floor. In the old contra dances many
people were not satisfied with the stand
ard movements taught by dancing mas
tiers. They had Individual kinks and
pranks, which they kicked out to suit
themselves. Some would become famous
for these originalities. Visitors Vould
come from miles around to see noted
dancers go through the standard meas
ures with their own variations. The new
style turkey trot and tangoes are . re-
vtval Of this taste for more vigorous
and Individual dancing. But they seem
to run more to sex suggestion and less
to pure physical merriment and high
spirits. One would go q long way to see
those old Johnny Rebs'' Of 81 do "Tur-
key in the Straw" on the road to Get
tysburg!
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Closing Out at $500

Closing Out at $500
$50 Cotton Crepe, Wolfe, Linen and Serge
Dresses from regular stock. Heretofore $1,000
and $3.50. Ladies' and misses sizes.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
Doctors Boyish Face
Reveals Skin Renewer

1 heard the other day the story of
the physician with so admirable a skin
that all his women patients asked the
secret. He told one. who generously
told others, that, knowing the remark
able absorbent property Of ordinary
mercolized wax, he concluded this SUBJ
stance would make al excellent COM
plexion renewer and preseryer. Know
ing the wax could not harm the skin,
he began using it after shaving. He
soon observed that the old, withered,
colorless cuticle was being gradually
absorbed and replaced by younger,
healthier skin. This was the simple
secret Of the silver-haired doctor with
the boyish face.
The secret became public property.
Now women everywhere use mercolized
wax. applying IL nights like cold
cream. washing it of mornings-con-
tfnuing until the complexion is en-
tirely renovated. An ounce of this
wax, procurable at any druggists. will
Danish the worst complexion.
Another valuable rejuvenator used
by this doctor was a wrinkle remover
and preventive In the form of a face
bath, made by dissolving an ounce of
saxolite in a half-pint witch hazel.
This also has become fsmous-Aurelia,
in FaahiQD. Review.
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Asbury Park. where they plan to spend

Asbury Park. where they plan to spend
the season
A party of four are at the Fountain
House. Ocean Grove. for a short stay.
They are William Reed. Daniel Thomas,
Leroy Bundy. and George Brawhorn-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. TireIl are having
a delightful stay at the seaside. They
are at the Spray View, Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Maury and child
are enjoying a stay at Asbury Park
and are registered at the Metropolitan
E. G. Davis is among the midseason ar.
rivals at the Wellington, Asbury Park.
Mrs Margaret Dye Ellis. superintend-
ent of the W. C. T. U. work for the Dis
trict of Columbia, is summering a,
Ocean Grove.
T. r. Clark is stopping at the Metro
politan. Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Schoboken
are spending a few weeks at the sea-
shore. The Fountain House. Ocean
Grove, Is their stopping place.
Mrs. A. C. Hutchison and Miss s. A.
Hutchinson are included in the recent
Asbury Park arrivals. They are regis
tered at the Kenilworth. They plan to
spend a month here.
The New Philadelphia, Ocean Grove.
has registered for a two weeks stay
Harry Newson and NJ. ]. Haupt.
Mrs. ]. T. Marshall is stopping at the
Hotel Majestic. Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". v. Sheridan are reg
istered at the Brunswick. Asbury Park.
for a few weeks.
Miss Adele Davis and Miss F. s.
Handley. Of Washington. are sojourning
at Asbury Park. at the Monmouth.
Mrs. Edwin H. Duff, two children and
maid. are located at the North End.
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Davis have come
to Asbury Park for their annual out
ing. their headquarters during their stay
being the West End
Mrs. c. r. Zappone is spending a few
weeks at Asbury Park. at the Passaic.
Mrs. Joseph Butterworth and Mrs.
Walter Hazelton are summering at The
Brunswick. Asbury Park.
The Rev. James Irvine. D. D., promi-
nent in Methodist circles at the Ma
tional Capital. is spending the season
at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. James L Pugh, accompanied BY
her three interesting daughters. Miss
Serena E. Pugh. Miss Mary Pugh, and
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OCEAN GROVE, N. ].

Mrs. Don. P. Blaine. National W. C. +.
U. lecturer, has been in Ocean Grove
several days, making preliminary ar
ranRements for a Sunday school demon
stration and rally, in which II Is expect
ed all the Sunday schools OF the locality
will take part, to be held in Asbury PARK
on November 2, at the time Of the Ma
tional W. c. T. u. convention. Mrs.
Blaine is stopping at the Boscobel.
Mrs. Murray Addison is comfortably l.
Gated at the Annesley. Asbury Park. dur
ing her stay Of three weeks here.
Registered at the Spray View. Ocean
Grove, for a months sojourn. are MT.
and Mrs. E c. Hooper.
The Continental. Asbury Park. is en-
tertaining for the remainder of July an
interesting trio of young men from the
National Capital. They are William Mis-
son, Frank Milton. and George Milton.
Wilbur Scott is spending his annual va
cation Of four weeks at Asbury Park, at
the Hotel Manhattan.
Mrs. William B. Reynolds is among the
july visitors to Asbury Park. She %
stopping at the Maryland.
Miss Jessie B. Flemming Is season
guest at the Ocean View. Ocean Grove.
The Madison, Asbury Park, Is enter
tanning for a couple Of weeks Samuel L
Avery.
Prof. and Mrs G. B. Merriam are stop
ping at the Minot House, Asbury Park,
during the remainder Of July.
sojourning at the Thedford. Ashury
Park, are Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Little and
u. C. Loria.
Mrs. r. W. Goodhart and Richard
Goodnart have engaged rooms at the
Spray View. Ocean Grove. for few
weeks
Mrs. James Alexander has just ar
rived at the Minot House, Asbury PARK,
for her annual seashore outing.
{ Mas Edith Foy and Miss Margaret Foy
are among the annual visitors to the
Hotel Thedford. Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs, e. w. Thomas have en-
RACED accommodations for the next few
weeks at the Metropolitan. Asbury
Park.
Miss Alice Gray Ii at the Alandale. As
bury Park. during her seasons outing At
the shore.
Mrs. Charles Gaseberg has registered
At the New Magnolia, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rittenhouse have arrived
at the Metropolitan. Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert St George and
tAqpilx ARE iocatsd as-the -Qesan NisMs
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

The crowds Of excursionists have been
larger than usual this week. The Capt.
tai Traction Company, Spanish War Vet
erans, KaIlipolis Grotto. Odd Fellows,
and Italian Friendship Club brought
many visitors to the Beach The dancing
pavilion is the popular rendezvous Of the
Beach, although "turkey-trotting, bun
ny-hugging," and 'tango-twirling" are
tabooed. Two stalwart bluecoats are on
duty there to remind the forgetful ones.
Miss Marion Harries is visiting Mrs
Egleston, wife Of DR.. Egleston. for the
week..
Miss Manders, Of Philadelphia, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Manders, Of
Washington, d. c.. at her summer camp.
Mr.. w. ]. Newman. also Of Philadel-
phia, will be the guest Of Mrs. Manders
for a few weeks.
Miss Halle Carpenter will spend two
weeks at the Beach with Mrs. Lauviere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing are spending a
week camping here.
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson and daughtere
Dorothy and Helen, Miss Helen Kuchner.
Mrs. Grace Zeller, and Madeline Zerer
are at Camp Friendship for the season.
Mr.. Leonard Sargent. Mr.. Collins end
son. and Harry woodward. are the guests
Of the Hahn boys. Mr. Sargent will remain
for two weeks. @
Master Leo Lister Fitxgibbon. Master
Carroll Hayes Fitxgibbon, Mrs. Maixe
Fitxgibbon and children. Marguerite and
Edna, are spending their vacation At the
Fitxgibbon camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. OConnell and
Lawrence O'Connell are guests Of Mrs.
q. A. Merrill. Mrs. O'Connell's mother.
Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs. Wallace were
this weeks guests Of Mrs 8. +. Berth
weigert for the week. Mr.. Ramsey. Mr..
wallace and Mr.. Berthweigert spent the
weekend with them.
The guests Of Marinellis Hotel are Mr..
and Mrs. A. Crowley, wife and children:
NuuaR1R TeoSnA Cha<lso ~ AasQQs
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NORTH BEACH.

Miss Esther johnson Is spending her va
cation with Mrs. William Newiands.
Mrs. Newlands will give a euchre.
lawn fete. and dance benefit at ST. An
thongs Roman Catholic Church at North
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Ostermayer,
who have leased the "Elwood' for the
season. entertained at their cottage last
Wee Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ehlers and Mrs.
+. II. Childs. of Washington.
Mrs. Townshend. Mr.. and MrG Darden.
from De Soto. Mo-. have rented a cottage
here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Kraft and son,
melvin Kraft. Mr.. and Mrs L. Kraft.
MI. Joseph Royal. Masters Edwin and
William Royal, Misses Helen Madeleine
and Clara Royal. Mr.. and Mrs. II. %,
Disney and family. Mrs. H. II. Jarboe.
and Miss Schenberger volland are sum.
mering at the Wave Crest
Those spending the week at the Culyert
Hotel are Mr.. p. A. Holland, Mr.. II.
ID. Bowden and family. Miss Zudserman.
Mrs. Nellowich and daughter. Mr.. Bar
net Sandman. Miss White. of Chevy
Chase. ]. r. Fair. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G
Ramsey and daughter. Mr. C. E. Jones,
NJ. H. Robb and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
JOS Leeman, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Guhnei. Mr.; A Anderson. OF Wilmington,
DEL Mr. ]. v. Enrich. of Baltimore
II. Mrs. Mason Clark, of Silver Snrinp
Nd, Z. B. Gamer and daughter. Shirley
henderson, and o. Z. Hamrick.
Mrs Newman is spending the summer
In her cottage. the 'Allenhurst."
Mrs. Thayer who is summerinr in one
or Mrs. Newman's cottages, had as
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. David s,
Wates. of Washington.
Mrs. Newman's guests for the week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy. of Virginia.
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. c. E. Brooks, and
Miss Edna Brooks. who are down for a
two months sojourn at the Wood
brook cottage. had as a weekend guest
Mr.. Clarence Jenkins. of Washington.
Mrs. Delaria Gill. Miss Hemmick. and
Mrs. Knoop are spending the season at
the 'Kain-tuck.''
Mr. John A. Davis will spend the
weekend at the Timberlake cottage.
Mrs. E. W. Boswell entertained three
District Boy Scouts from Camp Archi-
bald Butt.
Miss Eva Prockelton is spending sew
eral weeks at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kopp. Mr.. and Mrs. Nye,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman. of Los An
geles, Cal, were recently entertained at
the Florence cottage. owned by the
hostess. Mrs. Boroughs.
Mrs. l. H. Evans. with her nephew.
Bernard Sparks. is spending the week at
her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. knight. Mrs.
Langley and Miss Langley. Gregory Bor-
den, Sam Greenberg, Harry E. Golden
berg, Mrs. Morris Kramer. and Mrs.
Gladys Love are stopping at the Hol-
laday House.
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copal Theological Seminary. sailed Friday
from New York for Europe. where they
will meet their father. Bishop L. NJ. Kin
solving, Of Brazil
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Melchoir and
daughter. Miss Eleanor. are spending
their vacation at Gloversville. N. Y.
Mr. Charles H. Zimmerman has re-
turned from Colonial Beach, where he
spent a few days with his daughter.
DIR. T. Warning Lewis and Mr.. Ed
mund NJ. Lewis, Of Morratico. Va. are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woolls. in Queen Street.
Miss Katherine Brill has returned from
a visit to Frostburg, Va
Mr.. Julian ID. knight and family, ac-
companied by Mr.. knights mother. have
gone to Honsdale. Pa. TO visit his wife's
mother. Mrs. Henry Hartung. They will
also visit New York and Atlantic City.
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Virginia: Miss Hamilton. Mr.. Alvin

Virginia; Miss Hamilton. Mr.. Alvin
Adams.
Miss Laura Dallam is the guest Of rela-
.tives in Belair, Md.
Mr.. Lester Knowlton Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Howard Lanahan, IN British
Columbia.
DR.. W. F. Taylor is spending the week
end with Mrs. Taylor at Claiberne.
The members of St Philips Sunday
school went on their annual excursion to
Glen Echo Wednesday.
Capt. Donaldson, of the virginia, U.
g. N, was the guest of DR.. and MrA
T Watts Byerly this week.
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Mendacity.

From Judse.
I can stand for the man with the per-
sonal hobby,
And live through the rawlings Of those
who have fads:
But my temper Is short and inclined to
be knobby
With the person who says he never
reads ads
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Miss Gladys Pugh. will spend the sum-
mer at Asbury Park In tho Hotel st.
Charles.
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Copyright
one evening Drucke stuffed into
the restaurant which was strictly
reserved for the fair sex.
You'll have to depart, young
man, politely announced the head
waiter.
That's all right, boss" replied
Louis, I'm waiting for my wife.
Drucke ordered a meal. When
it was finished he called the waiter
aside and explained everything.
You're a wise youth, whispered
the waiter Drucke handed him a
nickel.
And you'll never go to the poor
house" he shouted as the Giant
pitcher faded into the night.
7 AIRY MLEAN, the giant back
- stop Of the St Louis Cardinals.
is accredited with being the LATEST
catcher in the major leagues.
one afternoon, when the Reds
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nounced, McGraw decided to test
Lapp's nerve. As he approached
the plate the Giant manager
walked close to Lapp. and said to
Umpire Brennan:
who is catching for Phlladel-
phia today"
lap, answered the umpire.
Il thought Thomas was the reg.
ular catcher" iusinuated McGraw.
HAS he been injured?"
Lanp, who had been warned,
merely gritted his teeth.
AS was expected, the Giants
started taking liberties with Lapp
and did not stop until they had
been cut down I'm their efforts 70
steal As McGraw passed Lapp,
the latter quietly remarked:
lap is the catcher. Lapp IS
stu catching" McGraw was
forced TO smile.
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Rapid Transit.

4 PASSENGER train stopped and the passengers
were told that COW had gotten on the track
and had to be driven off. Up the road few miles
further the train stopped again, and once more the
explanation given that a COW was on the track.
Two miles, perhaps, Of continuous going and then
came another stop. This time a passenger glanced
YEARLY toward the end Of the car
Mr.. Conductor" he called out. could speak to
you for a moment?"
Certainly" answered the conductor.
do you mean to say?" demanded the passenger,
that we have caught up to that COW again?'