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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
RUSSIA
CLAIMS VICTORIES YER
GERMANS IN PRUSSIA AND
OVER AUSTRIANS.
Claim to Be Making Rapid Pro-
gress Through Austria-Of-
fetal Statement.

LONDON. Sept. 2O.-In a despatch
70 me Times correspondent at PEI
The Saxon cavalry division which
Trscentiy arrived in East Prsusia from
france mas suffered heavy losses
Near Sandomir. Russian Poland
tne Russians have again defeated the
broken remnants of the second Ger
man landwehr corps under General
Woirsch. Here. evidently. the Austrl-
ans mad prepared to cross the Vistula
The seizure OF Krsheshov. which Is
the point where the Austrians would
nave crossed the river, is of great i'm
portance. krsheshov Is a small town
on the San river between Jaroslau and
the confluence OF the San and the Viz
tula. Consequently. with the occupe-
tion of Krheshov the Russian from.
wldens appreciably and is enabled TO
cross the river at several points sim
ultaneously In considerable force.
Javorov. where the Russians cap
NIeu o.O0O prisoners and 30 guns. IA
nIteen miles east OF Jaroslau. Thus
also from the east and threaten to
emerge at the rear of the fortress az.
ter crossing al Krsheshov.
Pursuit Continues.
The relentless pursuit OF the Ans.
trians continues. The Russians are
Ian strongholds where the remnants of
the Austrian armies are seeking shell
The Petrograd correspondent of the
Excnange Telegraph company sends
the Following by way of Rome:
me Russians have completely cut
on General Dank's army. which forms
the extreme left OF the new battle
front from Przemysl 10 Cracow ffla-
ncial and prevented his junction with
the forces under the command OF GEN
eral Won Aufenberg. While General
Dankl Is retreating in a desperate at
tempt 10 reach the Cracow fortihca.
lions the Russians are advancing from
Sandomir In an endeavor TO cut OF
that retreat as we'll"
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eomhardlna Prremv,I.

PETROGRAD. Sept 2O-The official
statement from the chief OF general
M stan ISSUED tonight says that the Rus-
slams are bombardinC the fortress Of
frzemysl. whose artillery has Opened
hre. The statement follows:
Ihe Austrian troops which attemo..
ed 10 check our advance In front Of
Baranow and Ranichow Gin Gaiicial
We're repulsed with heavy losses.
Siege artillery IL now bonn harding
the fortihcaticns OF JarosIau.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
FRANCE
CHEERED BY THE ARRIVAL
OF MANY PRISONERS
IN PARIS.
Officers Returning From Scene of
Battle Are Optimistic Of
the Result.

PARIS. Sept 20. 6:55 a. m.-Paris,
after having become accustomed to
good news during the days OF the Ger
man withdrawal. was made a little
nervous through the silence OF the
war Office. Now the capital is reas-
sured by the steady file of prisoners
arriving from the scene Of action
Saturday 1900 prisoners were brought
through. Friday 1.2OO arrived. and on
the preceding day. since the Germans
first fell back. 900 to 1 500 has been
the daily average. More than 10000
prisoners OF war are now here.
reference TO last nights oficiaI
statement. which spoke OF numerous
prisoners. further encouraged the peo-
pie OF the city. IL is insisted here that
mere are continued indications that
General Won Kluck's army is in a crit
ical situation.
British officers who returned from
the scene OF battle last night are si-
tent, under orders. concerning the de
talIs OF the fighting. Speaking in a
said:
Are Below Truth.
Ihe ofhcial statements OF our sue
cesses are very much below the truth
This has been true ever since the re-
tirement of the Germans from the re-
gion OF the Marne"
The bombardment Of the cathedral
OF Rheims has raised a strong protest.
as Il Is declared that the action can
not be justified by any necessity Of
war.
The bordeaux correspondent OF the
havas agency says the Journal on
cial states that General Curieres De
Castelnau has hss0 proustSed 10 be-s
grand o6iesf q the. Legion of Honor.
General CaStelnau. for a long time.
has been considered one Of the strong.
est men Of the general stan. He has
fought constantly since the beginning
OF the war. his army achieving brill
liant results. In the meantime two OF
MS sons have been killed and a third
has been wounded
Retreat II Reported
PARIS, sept 20. via London Tg.05
=. The Echo De Paris states that
according 20 the latest desratches re-
ceiNed from Rome. the German army
has begun retreating movements to
wards the Belgian frontier. This in the
opinion or the paper. would explain tins
~ nInution l IN the intensity OF the bat
The paper declares that a learns on
excellent authority that the battle on
the Aisne Will soon conclude in a fresh
retreat OF the Germans IN the direction
OF the forest Of Ardannes Ehers
though greatly enfeebled, they will en-
trench again.
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WAsHINoToN, sept ao-Foreoaatf
west Wirrinfa ohio and We~fsru
rsnnsfivania-Fair Monday knd russ-
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Congress
Sees lts Way Clear TO Adjourn About
---oetober 45-RiVers and Hsrbors
Bill to Be Cut Down.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. 20
congress, which has been in confinu-
Gus session for eighteen months. is
almost ready 10 send word TO the
President OF the United States that II
mas completed It's work Unless the
european war should precipitate con-
ultOns now unforeseen, legislative
tasks in hand should be finished
within a few weeks Administration
leaders tonight said they could see no
reason why adjournment should not
be taken by October Is.
Tomorrow the Senate will renew
consideration Of the rivers and har-
Dors appropriation bill. Democrats
having Jailed TO break the determined
hepubhcan hlibuster Friday and Sat
urday. there Is a growing prospect OF
further compromise on the measure
which now contains appropriations az
gregating 1900. 900. Even some OF
the Democrats have grown half-heart-
ed In their support OF the bill in the
present financial emergency, and
president Wilson is known to have
held up the warning hand against ex-
uaNagance or any expenditures that
are not absolutely necessary. Sena-
tors Burton. Kenyon. Borah and Nor
RE expect 10 keep up the fight. al
though compromise may be reached
tomorrow
To Taks Up war Tar.
While the senate b. hchtinF ffs urav
out of the rivers and harbors dimicuifv
the house THE week Will AZ last take
~ the war revenue bill. the measure
having been completed By Democrats Of
the ways and means committee veater-
Day. The bill agreed upon after varied
attempts Co satihfy the majority viii
tax beer. wines. gasoline. bankers. brok-
ers. Amusement proprletors and lew "a
stump tax on commercial fnefrunnon.a =
With cheeks ana drafts eliminated. Nrar-
W All the house Democrats are aafia.
uca nov that the best possible diauo-
sltion has been made - an uncnrfnbie
situation and Majority Leader finder
wood believes De can pilot the hfU
thruufh within the week Trust ierie-
latiqn. after SIX months of dsiihsfatian.
is about concluded. The federal trade
cummlaalun biz has left congress and
awaits thH signature of the nreaideff
who Dr. del1ylng the Vitalzation ~ the
laN unul the clayton antitrust BIN 81
supplement the sherman act can roach
Nun Iue conference report on that
lieas,lfe WI ~ completed tomorrow and
IN fortnirht at the latest
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germany
DENIES REPORTS OF RUSSIAN
VICTORIES IN AUSTRIA AND
CONTRADICTS FIGURES.
Hamburg Suffering From Severe
Flood-The War as Viewed From
German Standpoint.

LONDON, Sept. 20. s:22 D. m.-The
following Official dispatches have been
received from Berlin by Marconi wire
less:a
1T is reported from Vienna. by way
OF contradiction of the figures pub
lished from Russian sources as TO the
austrian losses. that the Austrian
army has repeatedly defeated the
weakened Russian forces: that the
Austrian troops hold a strong position
IN Galicia and are ready for further
fighting.
Hamburg has been visited by a
strong southwesterly gale and has suf-
Tered considerable damage from a
hood. Near the village OF Moorburg
the bursting OF dyke has flooded the
nelghooring country. which in parts
Is several feet under water.
councillor of Justice Blumenthal
former member OF the Reichstag.
burgomaster of Colmar, and member
OF the first chamber OF Alsace, has
been placed on trial. charged with
high treason.
The Russian general Martos. who
ordered all male inhabitants OF East
Prussia 10 be shot and the villages
destroyed. has been brought into
Halle in chains. He will be tried by
courtmartial."
General Martos was reported on
Septemoer TO dave been killed in
Battle In East Prussia.)
Condemned to Death.
"A Russian major has been con-
demned TO death after a trial by court
martial He is alleged 10 have com
mitted Infamous acts.
An italian newspaper declares that
the general position OF the Germans
In France Is excellent The Dutch
newspapers say that the arrest Of the
S-rmon sdNabcs N france Iii intend
cd 10 permit further offensice move
ment, and that the advance OF the
German center already has begun.
General Dankl has expressed his
thanks to the first army for their elo-
rious victories at Krasnik and Lublin.
lie states that his undefeated army
has suspended its attack upon an enc
my OF twice its strength and has now
occupied a position which IL has
gained"
Assault To Open.
BERLIN. Sept 2O-(By Wireless
via Sayville. L. 1.-THE German war
headquarters made the following Al
nouncement al last midnight:
The situation OF the western from.
Is generally unchanged. The Anglo
French forces have been compelled %
tcontinusd on Page Hins.)
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1 vefsary of their marriage. Mir. an+

1 vefsary of their marriage, Mir. ani
 Mrs C. B. Yauch Friday evenna | entertalned a number of their friends lat their home on State street. The house for this occasion was decorat ed 5n ohrs santhemums and forge. me-nots. Al a suitable Eour a two
 course luncheon was served. The game, "300" was the order of the evening. After spirited contest prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Warriner and Mrs. Barney Lambert
 The host9ss was pcesenned with a
 teautiful picture. Amone those pras- e1lt were:
 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Yauch, s~.. Mir and Mrs. Chris Yauch, Jr., MT. and
 Mrs. G E Yauch, Mesdames F. L. Elf, l Ali Warriner, Frank Warriner, JaGs Rocst, Barney, Lambert, l.. Jones Jack Wilson, Swain, c. J. Pool, J Davis, J. Reed, N. s. Rosemond, 9 Underwood, P. Tierney, Williamson 1 Wofford, c. Payne and o. Keeler.
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Music at Firt Methodist Church.

 r! There will be ae special musical program at the First Methodist church Sunday evening commencing at 75:30 o'clock. An address by pr. Thomas fill follow. The following is the musical pro- gram: ..ss s..a--.-s=.,4-.
 Organ prelude, "offertory St. Gee ilia," (Batiste).
 Te Deum, Ioyd).
 Duet, Twilight and Dawn" (Parks) Miss Broadstreet and Mir. Stanley Dreyfns.
 Hymn, Savior Like Shepherd Lead Us,', choir and congrega ion. Ba1itone solo, ".The Good Shepherd t tBarrD, MT. Walter Adams.
 Address, Dr. Thomas.
 Duet, 70 Saultaris Hostia" (Weig- and), Miss Broadstreet and Mr. Trawick. j Solo, Father Whose Eternal PoMer," OonizettD, Miss Broad street.
 Anthem, "Fear Not Ye o Israel, ,' Geroy) Hymn, "Home Thou Almighty King"
 Bene diction.
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Concert by the
 Musical COterie.

The Musical Coterie gave its frs: concert of the season yesterday after noon at the First Methodist church to a very large and appreciative audi ence. Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mrs. Walton Seymour acted as chair men. The following was the pro- gram:
 Chorus, "Dawen," (Tschaikowsky. ) the chorus.
 Piano solo, Salute Pesth," (Wow- alski), Miss Myrtle Sage. Vocal solo, 70 Let Night Speak of Me-" Chadwick, Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet. Musical Current Events, Miss Ari2 Nash.
 Piano duet, "Polonaise," (HuberS) Mrs. D. w. Richey and Miss Brewster manfi Mrs. Charles Moore.
 Chorus, "The Lotus Flower" (schu- mann.)
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Dr. Joe Campbell to
 Wed Miss Anderson.

The marriage of Miss Nancy Andef- lson Of "Ioone, Tennessee, to Dr. Joe Campbell, of Pine Bluff. Arkans IS will take place at the home Of the bride Tuesday. Dr. Campbell, left here last night for Tone accompani-
 ed by his brother, Dr. Orvilla Camp
 bell. Miss Anderson will be remem-
 bered in Pine Bluff as a charming
 girl who visited Miss Georgia May List and Miss Eddie Jarvis two years ago. After brief bridal tour Dr. and
 Mrs. Campbell will be at home 10 their friends in thie city i'-
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Linen Shower for
 Miss Anne Gaske.

Miss Anne aske Friday afternOo,i Twas the recipient of a linen shower 1 given by Mrs. Clifton Bumpass and Mrs. Will Malley at the home of Mrs. |Bumpass. .. Beautiful vari-colorod l |chrisanthemums filled the living room where Miss Gaskes and Mes danes Malley and Bum2ass met their friends. The dining room also was | osaly in flowers the color scheme bang in red and green. A little ex- |press wagon contained the linen and
 Nas drawn into the room by Z, Miss Fleona Mary Pearce and George Ed Hawkins. Refreshments were serv- |ea Those present were Mesdames Walter Davis, J. Hurley, A. H. Kar- |t9, c. Fisher, F. Cahoon, w. Gaske. |M 3rmpass, Clarence Allen, James |Bumpass, Tom Wilson. and Willie Wilson and Misses Helen Martin, An me Gaske, Bessie Malley and Mildred |Gaske.
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TUCKER NOTES.

Asa Watson spent Thursday in Lit- tie Rock on business. Mrs. D. E. Tucker and son, Ever cit, Jr., spent Monday in Little Rock.
 J. D. Niven spent Fridav in Pine Bluff.
 Miss Margaret Watson who is at tending Galloway College and Miss WatsCn's sch,o mate MSS :cy Moore, will spent Thankseiyiag WI Mis-. Watse IS parents fere. Jim Holcombe of Pine Bluff sp,' Friday nignt here. Mrs. J. M. Hammond who spent several days in Helena visiting friends returned to her nome.
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Invincible Society Elects Officers.

The 1nvincible Literary society of the nigh school Friday held it's regu- lar selection. Officers were elected as follows: Gordon Perdue, presi- dent; Felix Smart, vice president {; Edward Clark secretary; Hartell TOney, critic. Norman Williams and Felix Smart were named as press representatives.
 After the election the followins g program was rendered: Debate, Resolved, That Advertise ment Should Be Under Public Con- trol." Affirmative, Neil 1mon and Doc McCain negative, William Harper and Green Tippard.
 Declamation-Snider and Max Ware.
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Lotus Club Dance
 Manufacturing Night.

One of the most interesting of the Thanksgiving social events will ka the cotillion to be given by the Lotus club, Thanksgiving evening at the
 Hctel Pines. The dance will follow dinner at the hotel which will be at :. tended by members of the club and their guests.
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Soltz-Blisky Wedding Announced on Friday.

Mir. and Mrs. Sam Soltz announce the engagement of their daughter Bessie to MT. s. Blisky, of Paris, Tenn, at an early date, in a delight full entertainment at their home on Walnut street Friday. Miss Soltz is popular in Jewish social circles and her engagement will arouse great interest. Those present at the an nouncement party were Misses Bertha Levine, Fannie Weiss, Addie Lapp, Rose Gurdin, Silvia Silas and MT. and Mrs. Kahn; and Messrs. Ker- fer, Sam Goldstein, l.. Goldstein, J. soltz, Sam Levine, Jay Levine, Leo Levine, Charlie Gurdn and Dave Schevitsky.
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Get your hats made by Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber. Childrens' hats a specially. Will make you a new hat from new materials, or will use your own materials. Phone calls or visit ing from 1 to 3 D. m. only, 1405 Main street, phone 2053. If
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Old Fashioned
 Candy Pulling.

Miss E]oise Green entertained sew erai friends at the home finer par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Green wi n an old-fashioned candy pulling yes. terday afternoon. Games and music added to the pleasure of the after noon. Those present were Misss Sibyl Dixon, Allene Mccain, Thelma Owen, Henrietta Adams, Allcne Lowry, Mildred Purdue and Leuel d Murdaugh.
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SOCIETY.
birthday Dinner :.

Friends of pr. c. c. Cline, of the Christian church, surprised him with X. birthday dinner given in the Sun tdsv school room of the church last night at 6 o'clock. About 60 member: Ehere of the church were present. I1 |,he center of the table was placed a ,Mrg. cake-decorated with 6G candles and repres 3ating the years the dis minister has attained.
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vocal solo, Mr. Dan Taylor. :"
Dedication of Ohio
 Boulevard Delayed.

The dedication of the Ohio street boulevard" originally sci for Thanksgiving has been postponed ac- cordinS to an announcement made 1 yesterday. The numerous conflict ing events of Thanksgiving are giver as reasons
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Gentle Eyed Seal.

Seals are still numerous and are d1s liked by Labrador fishermen. Dr. Grenfeil says that he has known a seal to haunt a net so persistently that to get any dsh the owner had to watch a]. the while at one end of il, and even then the ssal would almost snap of the isherman's hand as he raced to be first to disentangle the sal"pnN.
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Thanksgiving Treat at Sam Taylor School.

A musical and literary program will be rendered at Sam Taylor school Tuesday evening when par ents and patrons will attend a thanksgiving tea the benefits of which will go to the purchase of a school library. The school board by a special order last week wired the building and the auditorium is suit able for social purposes. The follow ing program will be rendered:
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SISSY
 Thanksgiving Tea With Mrs. Hudson.

The ladies of the Alexander Memor- ial church will be entertained at a Thanksgiving tea to be given Friday night at the home of Mrs. Harvey Hudson, on West Fifteenth avenue. Members of the church and their friends are invited. A meeting of the aid society will be held with Mrs. J.. w. BishCp Monday.
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We sell Model Bakery's Queen Bread. also all kinds of bakers pies and pastery. Sanitary Fruit Co.,. 40 Main street. 10-18-tf
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PERSONALS

Mir. and Mrs. l.. s. Dunaway, of Conway and their children will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Green this weeE.
 Attorney M. Danaher was in Llttl Rock on business yesterday.
 Miss Harriet Halsey. of Memphis, a former Pine Bluff girl, is visiting friends in the city.
 Swell hats made from your own materials. Phone calls or visiting from 1 to p. m. only. Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber, 1405 Main street. phone 2O53. 11-11-1m
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Instrumental Solo, Mrs. Hugh Jack

Instrumental Solo, Mrs Hngh Jack man.
 Drill, "The Dance O the Jack O. Lanterns" children of Rooms No. , and 4.
 Reading, Thanksgiving Turkey. Helen Bahlau.
 Song, Children.
 Vocal solo, MT. Dan Taylor.
 Instrumental duet, Misses Florence Brewster and Mamie Farrar.
 Reading, Farmer Whipple, Bache- lOr," Mrs. F. J. Kerwin.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. H. C.. Wilson. Selections by Lakeside orchestra.
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Philadelphia is to have factory for the manufacture of gum camphor. the first in the United States. The capacity will be 25,oOO pounds daily.
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[E [. c. Meets Again Next Saturday.

The Young Ladies' club of the Methodist church will entertain on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. D. Luck with Mrs. Luck anu Mrs. Charles Wall as hostesses.
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chronique scandaleuse.

Cnr0hIQue ScdnudIeuSe. Gossip Cat top of her voice as tube
 train rushes along)-"Why do I stop
 talking at the stations? My good girl.
 do you suppose I want everybody to
 hear all about Aunt Sophie and the chauffeur ?"---Punch
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Mathontes Club
 Meets MeineSdaY.

The Mathontes club will meet witt Mrs. H. c. Moore at the home of Ms M. A. Austin. 7C4 West Fifth avenue Wednesday at 2:oG o'clock.
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Lydia Bible Class
 Meets on Monday.

The Lydia Bible class will meet Monday with Mrs. ". E. Smart at her home on West Fifth avenue. A box of fancy work from Japan has arrived and will be disposed of ai 1 that time.
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HOTEL ]: PINES
 M TABLE D'DHOTE DINNER

One Dollar
 Canape a la Pines Fo Cream of Asparagus Queen Olives Celery Hearts r Fresh Lobster, Stuffed
 Julienne Potatoes @ CHOICE
 Young Turkey % oyster and Celery Stuffing x, Cranberry Sauce snme klbs Western Beef, Au Jus Roast Goose
 Stuffed, Apple Sauce split of sSauterne or Claret snowflake Potatoes
 c Young Butter Beets. uiape Fruit Salad, Mayonaise ncme'Made Ice Cream ::
 Fancy Asserted Cakes
 DeVlied Roguefort Cheese N Toasted Waters sr., Black Coffee Sa' vt > Nuts ,. Dates G. Chocolate Drops sunday. Nov. 2s, 1914, 6 to s:3O sAus'cai Program under direction s or Mrs. W. J. Seibert
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|Phns Made For |ChriStmaS; Charity.

The Social Service club at it's regu- |lat monthly meeting held with Miss Catherine Murphy yesterday at her |aome on West Eleventh avenue laid |aeR plans for it's Christmas Charities. ilf club will fill thirty LOT forty |slpcAings for tie poor this year. About twentys young ladies we're present M. aud Mrs. yauch Entertain.
 {. Tn celebration of; the eight anni-
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| Reception at Speers | Home Next Month.

The following invitations have been issued: Mrs. John speers, at home
 Miss Victoria farrell and Mrs. Sex tus Wilson, Dec. 2" =.
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BETTER BABIES'l
 CONTEST WINNERS
Y aI ENaIm

CONTINUED FROM PAGE OWED
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". and Mrs. Eauch
 En1nrtosr

m celebration of, the eight ami
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
SWIMMERS TO FORM
AN ALL-HIGH TEAM
Will Be Represented in Washington
Canoe Clubs Swim on
August 8.

At a meeting of the high school boys
interested in swimming, at the Franklin
School building yesterday. 1t was decided
ed organize an All-Hieh School team.
ii. Mccoy Jones, the present South
Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union one
mile champion and record breaker. was
elected captain. and Owen Thompson.
secretary-treasurer.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for biweekly meets with the two
local swimming clubs, the Industrial
Home School and the Washington SWIM
ming Club. 1t was also decided to en-
deavor to arrange meets with some of
the Baltimore clubs and with the Unitea
States Naval Academy at Annapolis
during the first week in October.
The team will meet every week day
afternoon, except Saturday. at the In
dustrial Home School, 2i25 Wisconsin
avenue northwest. at $50 for practice.
II was decided to enter as many men
as possible in the Washington Canoe
Clubs long distance swim on August
8. and at least one man in each Of thu
Amateur Athletic Unions championships
In the Potomac River on August ..