Evening journal., 1914-02-24
WINDSOR CLUB
MEN GRIDIRON
THEIR CHUMS
MOviHg Picture Machine
Shows Views Of Child Life
of the Nj mberS
ALL AGREE IT
TIE BEST FUN EVER

foi originality, fun and surprises the
dinner ,urpsssed anything ever given
BY the elub and il is doubtful n any
thing last ke IL was ever held IN this
part Of the country.
Members Of the association, which wss
, formed sis years ago came from all
parts OF the east 20 participate In tho
I reunion dinner. Many OF them arranged
SO that they would not have 20 70 10
/ business today
! Prior 20 the dinner the members Of
! the association attended the Garrick
/ Theatre IN a body last night and from
: there went to the H0el DUPONT, where
[ the dinner was served.
( For several weeks several members of
! the association have been going TO the
families Of friend. Of the other members
and securing their baby photographs and
/ other pictures Bv special arrangement
with William Jordan Of The DUPONT
! Company. the pictures were transform
/ ed on magic lantern slides and b. j..
/ Douqhcrty, a mcmbef OF the club, was
designated 10 give au illustrated lecture
/ on each mcmber-his habits from child
hood mp, etc. H. !. McVey OF Philadel-
/ phia was designated as barker for the
show
As soon as the banquet was finish
ed, IN the wee small hours" the
sliding doors between the two par
lors we're opened and Mr.. McVey.
dressed in an evening suit and
mounted on a pedestal. with gas
oipe torch. such as used by the
street medicine men. ard big as
I sortment OF cans and literature be-
gan the fun with a Spiel iD which
he described the moving picture
which WAS to follow. lie told OF ia
connections with certain members OF
thc association. OF the scenes at thn
association clubhouse, in New Jer-
sey, and of the many pleasant times
the pictures would recall which
probably had been forgotten, being
covered with the dust Of other things.
His remarks we're about as humor-
Gus as could be imagined. and before
ne naa finished describing The pic
lures, his audience was almost dOu-
bic with laughter.
Now gentlemen at this point" said
Mr. McVey. 1T is necessary for me
to call your attention 70 this little
box" Tho speaker held up q small
tin salve box "A composition" he
said. "mpde from a secret formula
OF my own invention. One of the
ingredients Is taken frem the famous
/, eucalistsptus tree of the Pacific coast
tree that sheds it's bark instead u
ist leaves. Gentlemen ! positively
) guarantee this salve 70 cure anything
j. IS especially good Tor oorns
, hunions. warts on the nose, automo
hne face, Dunctured tires and th,
tsnpo knee Il will put the pearl or
e. Tho teeth roses on che cheek, tells
you ihc price OF corn and wheat
regulates tie moon and stars" Here
Mr McVey heyan violent a. OF
coughing Witl he resumed he could
hardly speak above n whisper He ap.
psrontiy was embarrassed for a mo.
mers Tor he had stated that the
medicine was good for tho voice Tn,
audience. which had been laughing
now broke into an uproar Then Mr.
McVey placed the contents of Ga,
box in his mouth struggled mo
ment as It in despair, and then LEI
out yell which could be heard al
over the lobby. He continued in al
most the same tone.
/ 81 viii charge you a S1.0O or 75'
{ not even so cents. ] won't sell !
o. for % cents, but any man who vii
2 pass me up a dime, 10 cents. one
. tenth OF a dollar will get this littll
p bundle Of everlasting happiness. Al
. an extra inducement gentlemen,
! VIII give you a free admission to thi
= greatest show on earth together witt
this illustrated program written en-
tirely by me and entitled. The Las
Of the passage giving history OF m.
last trip through Egypt Ahsolutel,
free, all OF this and the big show TO
the small sum OF ten cents
Each man paid his dime. receives
the tin box. which was empty, an'
wrapped IN an imitation ten dOlla
bill aud passed into "the show Whei
all we're seated Mr. DOugherty stand
ing near the moving picture screel
began the lecture IN style typica
of the real professional. He said IL
part.
"As has been explained TO you on tn
outside We win show 10 you the creates
collection Of fiendish roQues operating /
the country today" Several pictures
depicting scenes at the clubhouse in JeI
sey were then flashed on the screen an
were explained in the most touchin
] CtNHANnNNs
"This picture" said the lecture
SHOWS a member Of this unlawful ban,
who AZ the age Of 7, by bic inherent apt
tude for orstory, was selected as on
OF the speakers at the dedication OF til
Gunboat Wilmington" The pictur
flashed on the screen was that Of job
A. Kienle. Other humorous remark
we're made about Mr.. kienle and the
the lecturer passed on ". l. Bulger, ,
]. Hanley and three typical member
of the banda. j. McCaulley, Mr.. Cai
tell and Clarence Lynch. All OF thes
pictures were subject to humorous II
marks
Here we have the famous wreck'n n
crew Of the organization, including I'll
lofty specimen in the center" said tn
speaker, passing on 10 a group picture.
This picture, gentlemen, you ca
Judge for yourself" said the speake
as another lde was flashed. -
bears a close resemblance to tn
original at the present time only
lacks the bald spot on the e1aggei
ated bean" The crowd went Wild.
Pictures followed of L. r. Hall an
W. II. Hannigan, who once held
political convention at the clubhous
Joseph Holt, at the age Of : yeaE
and months; A. ]. Feeney, at
years with a cane; ]. Brynberg. WI
was described as a sweet child WI
has not lost his sweetness; {.
T.. Id i.