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The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13
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The Nugget was unavoidably un- able to show the next installment of the Exploits of Elaine, but the shows produced made full amednh for any disappointment experienced from failure to see this faVorite play. The week has been reDlete with good things at the Nugget MOYies and the place is deservedly popular and well attended.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13
AS SUMMER WAVES

The chalced rose and lily-tower Have had their brief and frangrant
 hour; No more within the poppy-urD The drowsy orient embers burn; The thrush is pensive, day-long
 broOds Within the cloister of the woods, And only with the twilight filings Upon the air her rapturings; The cricket chirrs; the locust
 ChIdes,
 High-hidden on some dropping
 spray; And like a barQue down amber tides In dreams the summer drifts
 away.
 Clinton Scollard.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13
WEEK IN SOCIETY

i will visit with the family of his brother, MT. Karl Ask, and later with his uncle, Mir. James W. Ask of RedOndo, Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mr. Paul Greyer of Discovery, ar river in town this week and is now quartered at the Pullen House and getting acquainted with his little daughter, Miss Gladys May Greyer.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mrs. Frank D. Webster returned Oh the Jefferson from an extend ed visit to Portland with relatives, and in Seattle with her sister, Mrs. Harry Taylor.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

On Su1day, November 7th, a little gfgl came to bless the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dan. w. Mckay. The little Iassie has been named Emma Campbell Mckay.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen returned on Wednesday to her home in Dyea, where she now is with her son, MT. Royal R. PulIen.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Ms. Patrick Flynn, Mir Will liam Flynn and Master Owen Flynn were passengers north on the Jef- ferson from a visit to Sound cities.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13
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Mir. Harry Ask was a passen- ger on the Jefferson for Seattle and other points of interest on the Sound. While in Seattle Mir, Ask
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

MT. Jerry Quin1an who has been the guest of Judge and Mrs. Mar tin Conway Ieft on the Jefferson for the south, where he goes in search of better health.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mr. A. c. Bonebrake and Mir J. NJ, Keller were dinner guests of Miss Mary Paterson on Sunday last.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13
skepticaI,

Over the Phone-Hello! Is that you, Blank? Why, there's a report around town that you're dead. 2
 "Is that so? Well, cull me up again if it's confirmed, will you|-Boston Transcript,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mrs. W. L. Speer left on the Jet fergou for g visit in Tacoma and Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

In token of their appreciation Of her generous giving of her time and strength to all movements for the betterment of the community the ladies of the local branch Of
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mrs, W. J. MulYihill and her three children, Vincent, Gertrude ard Donald went south on the Jeff fersCn to Seattle, where they will join Miss Veronica MulvihuI and the two older sons, Roy and liar cid, who are attending school in Seattle. The three younger children will also begin their studies in the public school of that city.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mir. A. Nj. Rousseau returned On the Humboldt from trip to u-J neau.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

The Skagway agents for Lhe Eastman Kodak, films and supplies are Keller Bros. u'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

In honor of Sergeant and Mrs. Albert Burton, Miss Lois Butt en- tcrtained a few friends on Wednes- day evening. Mir. and Mrs. Burton will soon leave for Seattle, where they will await the appointment of Sergeant Burtcn who is in the U. S. cable service. The evening was happily passed with "5OO" and crib bage and the hostess served dainty refreshments. Those present were AIr. and Mrs R. II. Pratt, Mrs Louise Mines, Miss Margaret Keen an, Mr. A. c. BOnebrake and the honor guests, Sergeant and Mrs Albert Burton.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

MT. F. J. Weber returned on the Jefferson from visit to coats cities. Mir. Weber brought home lias and by another season the with him several varieties of dah- people of Skagway will see some tbizg very wIonk from these flow en bulbs, Mir. Weber is well known to have the wizard power of Luther Burbank and can produce beautl- ful blossoms from quite ordinary plants.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lynch and their little daughter Jane were outgoing passengers on the Jeffer- son on their way to Tecumseh, Ne braska for a visit with Mrs. Lyucl's parents, the Honorable J. C. O'Connell and Mrs. O'Conneu. From Tecumseh they will proceed to Malone, New York, and other places tn the east and they will probably remain away till spring.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

At all drug stores.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-13

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The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
BERNARD GAINS TWO
FALLS over MONTANA
Local Italian Wrestler Captures Match
from New York Demon at
Majestic Theater.

Bull" Montana, the real rough house
wrestler from New York lost his match
to Tony Bernard. the local italian
grappler. L the Majestic Theater last
night after securing the first fall in
a capable manner.
Montana proved to be the same old
give and take grappler that has won a
number OF bouts for him in the past
but the local Italian mat artist was
equal to all that the New Yorker could
give. and although Bernard went down
in the first fall in twenty-five minutes
he injured Montana's knee, which lost
the match for the New York demon.
Bernard secured the second fall on
a flying lock in twenty-three minutes
and was returned the winner in the
match when he obtained the second
fall on a toe hold in seven minutes.
Manager Philips, OF the Ardmore Club,
wants to put these boys on in a ten
round fight at the Maryland club on
February s.
George King. the local manager Of
Joe Turner, the champion middle
weight wrestler of the world, posted
$3.50. which was covered by Manager
Murphy, of the Majestic Theater, for a
match on next Wednesday night. when
Turner agrees to throw Bernard twice
in an hour or forfeit the entire post.
which is to be $500.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
.DONNELLY MATCHED
TO RACE HAMILTON
Southern Roller Skating Champion Is
Slated to Meet Alexandria
Boy Friday Night

Alexandria, Va, Jan. Flowing to
the fact that Speed Hamilton, the
local roller skater, made such a good
showing in his recent two-mile race
against Lyman Moore and his victory
over Leo Sweeny on last Friday night,
the management of the local rink has
signed the local boy to meet the
Southern champion here Friday night
in a two-mile race.
Donnelly has beaten every one he
has met this season in a decisive man.
ner, and Hamilton desires a chance at
the Southern flyer" in a distance
even DonnelIy also signed a con-
trac. to meet William Yale, of Phil
adGlphia, here on Friday, February 5,
in one-mile event.
Yale is a wizard on the little
wheels, having recently finished sec
ond in the twenty four hour grind at
Madison Square Garden in New York
City, and should the Southern boy
win from the PhiladeIphian he will be
in line to meet Paul Ciani. the world
champion. in an international event.
One of the largest crowds in the
history of the roIler-skating game in
this vicinity are expected to turn out
to witness these match races.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE-Purse: tvO-year-olds: three fur
longs. Little BisEer. lO.; Brooks I0s: veIdt lO7
Lady Blanche. lO7: Ralph s.. ITO: sayino IIO;
Smiling MasEie. IIs; Cireuels. liz: Frisky. iI2;
Heir Apparent. il5.
SECOND RACE-selling: four-year- -oIds and up-
ward: one mile. 'Hester o.: sGordie f. i0i sAlics
TereSa. l0l: FredA johnson. l0l Lady Innocence,
i0I: Bonnies Buck. i03: sCantem. lO3; Augustus
Heinze. 1O3: Florence Kripp. I06: Otlo. los: Lone
Man. los: Rsy. los: Hasson. III: Prorealis. III:
Noble Grand. Ils-
THIRD RACE-seIllnE: three -year-olds: FIVE and
one half furiongs 'ida Cummings. 9s: CaIegory as
Zangaree. 100; Katherine G., lo2: suhana Io4:
Type. Io6; Yailaha. lo7; Lanshome. 100: Luke
Mae. li2
FOURTH RACE-Three -yeAr-olds and upward
handicap: seven fHrlonEs Al wormwood. %; We'll
known. %: christOphine. los: Afhello lI0: fujury
IiS
FIFTH RACE-seIling; three-year-olds and up
ward: Eve and one-half furiongA sAuntie Curl 100,
.Rose RInz. 100: sPaRhaehapi. io3: Theodorifa I05
Csnapa. los: Ann TiIly. los; safronsE. los: Thistle
Belle. los; Gold Finn los: connaughf. Il0: Acumen.
10: Minco Jimmie. lio: Butter Ball. he: Graps
shot. rs: Orimer Lad. us
SIXTH RACE-Sellng: fuur-year-oids and up
ward. mile and one-eishth. Nd Maker. o5: Wool.
81; Trojan Belle &c: Spindle. SS: Noaday. Ir..
ios; Blue Beard. los: Any Port. los: cuflisus NO
Gordoa Kusssn. Ia
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling; tWo-year-olds: three ard
half furlougs. Mary H.. Ill tGOOse), to ,. to
2 out won: School for Scandal. loS tAmbrose).
to ] ; to > second; Cincinnati, lOs tMurphyl.
to s. third Time O:42 George Morgan, JACK
Stern. Prepaid, Tom Caro-, and Paymaster also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling: four-year-oldS and up
ward: six furlo1gs Inlan, l6 Turner. to J.
to ?, TO s. won; Kiltie. lo2 Wandusen), TO l.
third Time l:I6. MoIiic Richards. June W
Briggs Brother. Our Rem. DeilahOa, Lady Rillie'
Casanova, Father Phelan. Hoffman, CasSoWary'
Strife. and Bertodrno also ran.
THIRD RACE-seIrng; four-year-ods and up
ward; six furloBgs. WryneCk. lC4 tAmbrusel, u
to l. 10 l. to l. won; Jezail. lo3 tSmyth), to
). 4 TO s. second: York Lad. IL tkeoghl. to :
third Tine lis Is Yemassee. Okolona. Bull
sarian. Hard Tack, Ardelon. AmOret. Mia, ATcene.
Titles Nightmare. Gin Rickey, Insurance Man,
and Kaydcrosaros also ran.
FOURTH RACE-C. ]. Michel hspdicap: three
year-olds and upWsrd six furoDgs. U See II. loo
iBreschl. TO s. l to ;, ont, won; Redwood. lOl
Murphy, Z TO s. l TO .. second; Transportation,
% Lilly, even, third. Tine, 1:l32S. Brick and
Mortar DR.. LaIrick and Sir Blsise also ran
FIFTH RACE-Seiling; threeyear-Olds and up
ward mile and twenty yards Trovsto. Ill tSmythl.
70 to l. TO l. 2 to /, won; Shepherdess. lo5 Cur
nerl, TO J. to . second; Ida Earl. IS tBreschl.
to l. third. Time l:D2 Blackthom, Fly
Homo, Longresch, Joe Kilday. Ralph Lloyd. Crisco.
Early Light, Lucky George, Tin Judge. and Old
jordan also
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward; sell
ing: purse 500: mile and sixteenth. High Class.
pertOWn, Ill OIurphyl. to 2 to 4, second; Ooss,
Ill tGoldsteinl, 70 s. third. Time, l:6 IS. Cal
lant Boy, Ora McCfee Beau PeTe, stickpin, Htllle
Baker, and Mycenae also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-ycar-old maidens: three and
one-half fTlonss- Sands Diamond, lo9: Busy Aice.
Ic9 Tay DanSante 100; ZolLo IO9 Test 100; Lillian
May, Ill; Lady Atkins. Ill; Guides. III; Lyndora.
III.
SECOND RACE-SelnE; threeyear-olds: six fur,
longs. Cotton Top, es; Marjorie D.. l0I: Endur-
ance, lo; lol; Phil T.. lo3; VousEa l03: Business
Agent, l0; Celebrity. lO7 Miss Fannie IC7: Thercsa
Bethel, lG: Liver King. 100; Estimable, 100; Col.
Fred III; Blue Wing ia
THIRD RACE-Seling; fom-year-olds and up
ward; five and one-haH furlongs. Serenata IOi
Bula Welsh loi; Martin Cssca. lO5: Colors lo5;
Toddlng. los; joaquin, loi: Niger w. los: New
Haven, los; Chagan. 100; Americas IOs; Duria 10:
AnaTi. ITO; Miss Declare Ill; The Gander II2; Sir
Dyke. lH
FOURTH RACE-Selling: rvur-year-oIds and ND
ward; one and one-snteenth miles Mary Ann X,
los; Earl Of Savoy. ll0; Impression, 10; Orperth,
10: Lord Marshall, ll2.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; four-year-olds and up-
ward; enc nile and twenty yards Ella Crane lu5
Petelus. l07; Ford Mai, fG; Dangerous March, lG
SURPRISING lT; Jacob Bum, 10; Tue Rump l07
Servicence, I3
SIXTH RACE-seIling; fOuryear-olds and up
ward: one mile and twenty Yards Jessie Louise.
l05; Huda's Brother. lG: Henry Hutchison, ITO;
Joe Stein, ITO; Reno. 10; Fl Patio. 10; Charles F.
Grainger, 10; Weyanoke, ITO.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
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The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
WESTERN QUINT Wins
GAME FROM BUSINESS
Red and White Shows Real Speed in
Brilliantly Played Contest
Against Pen Pushers.

At last. after conquering thirteen
quints in this vicinity. the Business
High School basket ball team met de-
feat yesterday at the hands Of the
Western team in a very hard and stub
bornly-fought game in the National
Guard Armory. the final score being %
to Is. The Business team went into
the game without the services of their
crack guard, Ray Wise. and to this
fact can the defeat be credited.
The victorious combination which
Western sent into the game had plenty
of fight. and although many fouls were
called on the respective teams, it help
ed the game considerably in regard to
speed. The defeat will no doubt help
the Business team. as of late they have
had too much confidence in their play
ing. and often expressed the opinion
that they could not be beaten. This
has been shown. Peine, at forward for
the Western quint, made twenty-one OF
his teams points, and was beyond
doubt the best scoring element Of the
contest, while Glessner, at guard for
the losing aggregation, played a steady
game throughout. covering his man up
at all times. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
BEECHER WAS NOT
In WELSH'S CLASS

New York. Jan. 27.-Willie Beecher's
hope of becoming lightweight cham
pion went a glimmer today. The East
Side fighter proved a poor substitute
for Charlie White in a ten-round bout
with Champion Freddie Welsh last
night. He shot his bolt in the first
four rounds, but after that he was
never in the running. The champion
was at his best in the bout He dag
zled the New York boy by his speed
He hit Beecher at will and jumped
away before the latter could make a
return.
In the fourth round Beecher had
the champion clinching. From that
time on the issue was never in doubt.
Beecher showed none OF the scientific
boxing for which he is noted. He
tried to slug the champion of his feet,
but Welsh ducked, parried, side
stepped. and made the New Yorker
look like a selling platter in a stake
race.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sellins: seven furlonss. O6otus.
lI2 NIcCabel. to s. . to ). ! to 4. won: Rhodes.
10 Ricel. even, 20 3 second; Moscowa, ITO Hart
weiD. ont. third Time, IL IS. Tutor. Emelda.
Zetotie. Jacob Harrison. Pinkolin, and Jack Ritter
also ran,
SECOND RAcE-oue mile. Meits. le tGcntyl.
20 l. 10 s. 10 TO- won: Patriotic lo5 Booker.
to l. 20 2. second: No Quarter. los Moth. to
l. third. Time. 1;l Is. Netmaher. Amhd Mabd.
Fred Drew, c. w. Kennon. Cloud Chief. Burnt
Candle Lehish and Quick Trip aso
THIRD RACE-SiK surlongS TWiight lt
Mott TO l. even, ) TO s. won; Sam Beckham. 10
lActon). S 70 I. to 2. second: osDonde. lT tMe'
Cake, even, thiId- Time. i.5 IS. FloSSie. Gcrth-
elma, Wheat COncha. Ida PiBsek. Ypres. Chevron,
LAeondrina, Lake Good. Gano. and stolen Anti
also un-
FOURTH RAcE-six fueiouss Coming Tower
IS CBenznso1l. Is TO l. to /. 70 I. won; TokAy,
l@ tSmalD. even, out. second; -0theilo. Us tMe'
Cabel, out. third. Tine. 11s IS. FSihou. F1orene.
Roberts. and Grover Hughes also nan.
FIFTH RACE-Fise and oDehah hrlonzs. q
Pslomar. los tStearnsl. 10 I. to 10. 10 :. Won
Little Win, loe tsnsID. ? to 1. TO s second
Ninorosos l1 (HartEelD. out third Ttnes lN -
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
CATHOLIC U. TRIMS
GALLAUDET TOSSERS
Brooklanders Land Hard-fought Con-
test from Kendall Green Quint
by 3 to % Count.

Catholic University came through with
a double win last night. the varsity de-
featcd GaIludet 32-2S. while the reserves
came along with a $50 win over Gallu-
det reserves.
The game between the two varsitics
was one of the best games played on
Carroll floor this year. The boys from
Kenden Green led all during the game,
and it was not until the last five minutes
that c. L. came through and forged
ahead.
Keegan and White stood in the lime
light. Keegan, C Us husky guard. was
in every play and besides playing great
defensive game, he Gagged five baskets
from the floor. Donnelly, who has been
i'll for the last couple OF days, although
not scoring, put up a good defensive
game at center.
The Wenger brothers for Galludet
scored the majority of points for their
club. A Wenger Gagged five goals from
the door and four from the foul line.
Galludet showed big improvement since
its last game with c. L. At times
II looked as though GaIludet would win
easily. yC L. missed a good man
shots during the CARLY part Of the fray.
but soon found the baskets and gradually
forged ahead.
The reserve game was fast at times,
but at no stage was c. U. in danger.
II. Cartwright starred for c. L. reserves
riaS
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
LOCAL "Y" QUINT TO
MEET ORIOLE TEAM
Association Goal Shooters Will Play
Central Tossers in Baltimore
Saturday Night.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. s7.-what will in all prob
ability be Of the best basketball attractions Of
the will be staged Saturday night the
Old Central Y. N. e. A Building. at Charles and
Saratoga streets. when the Maryland State champion
qUnt will play the Washington YIN c. A team.
The visiting team has met both OF the local Y. NJ.
{. A quints and doWned them their foors
well here in Baltimore. while the Maryland
State champions have been going along At their
usual gait. having only lost four games in the past
sir years. It Is expected that the hottest
pulled over will be staged Saturday.
Manager Kirby. Of the local quint, has his
in good condition. and is leaving stone unturned
20 take the visiting team into camp. and will not
give out his lineup until the team takes the door
Saturday night against the WaShinEtonianG
Physical Director Beckett. Of the Washington 7.
N. c. A. realizes the caliber OF team he will play
and has insisted upon q local Y. N. c. A ohiciAl.
Markell. Of Central. will likely act as referee
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
White GIVES UP ALL
HOPE FOR Welsh DATE
Chicago Lightweight We'll Not Get
February 9-Joe Shugrue Listed
for Engagement at Garden.

New York. Jan. 27.-Charlic White
still weak from fever and heartbroken
over missing the chance to meet
Freddie Welsh last night, was able to
leave for Chicago tonight at o'clock
over the Pennsylvania. Mrs. White is
with him, and n statcroOm on the train
has hoer transformed into temporary
hospital as White is still far from
being well.
Nate Lewis. manager OF White. will
ave tomorrow afternoon on the Lake
shore, having given up all hope for a
later date with Welsh at the Garden.
"Charlie is playing in the hardest
KIND of luck with respect to the Welsh
.fatch." said Lewis tonight The only
hance We have to meet him now is in
'Iilwaukee on February Is. If Charlie
ran ret in shape by that time there
ldav he a new lightweight champion,
and in that case / suppose the Welsh
Hitcnie fight, slated for March II in
the Garden. might come our way. But
.:nIrss Charlie and Welsh get together
in Milwaukee it looks as if the match
will have to be set back a long way in
the future
Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston. of the
Garden Athletic Club. has been mighty
fine to us. He held open until this aft
eTnOOn a date with W elSn lot eDEu-
ary II. He sent DR.. Flynn, the Car
denis official physician. out to see
Charlie this afternoon. DR.. Flynn said
it would be ten days before Charlie
could safely start training again, and
as February was the only date the
Garden had open, it would only give
White a few days to train for a match
that he must be especially Mt to take.
Charlie has lost about $4,000 in
cash by this illness, and so far as !
am concerned personally, ! believe he
also lost the worlds lightweight
championship for a while. I sat at the
ringside last night and watched Welsh
tight Willie Beecher, and I am sure as
I am OF anything in the world that If
White had been in there, in shape, he
would have laid Freddie out for the
ten count"
Joe S41ugrue. who is credited with a
newspaper decision over Welsh as a
result of their last meeting in the
Garden, will box the champion Febru-
airy ..
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
VIRGINIA IS INVITED
TO enter G. U. MEET
Action of Hilltop Authorities Is in No
Way an Attempt to Bring About
Reconciliation with Them.

Virginia has been invited to attend
the Georgetown meet here on Fen
ruary %. blanks having been mailed
to the Charlottesville boys yesterday.
This. action was not taken in an at
tempt to bring about a reconciliation
with their o!d foe, but was done that
Virginia might be given an oppor .
tunity to send men to participate in
the five championship events awarde
to the Blue and Gray meet.
GeorgctCwn's move is pointed out
as a clever bit of strategy, as Vir-
ginia will now. have to invite George
town to take part in the South At
lantic championship games in the
sprng should they be awarded to the
Charlottesville institution.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
May Be Settled Saturday.

Chicago. Jan. 27.-whils thpr, was moth
ing tangible upon which to base such IAN
opinion. the idea prevailed among baseball
men here today that the decision in the in
junction suit Of the Federal League against
organized baseball would be handed down in
the Federal Court by Judge Lands BY next
Saturday
The lawyers prOfessed ignorance OF any
intimation that the decision was impending
Judge lands. it is expected. will follow his
customary procedure. and notify all counsel
concerned at least twelve hours before the
decision will be reached. but up to this
time no such notice has been sent out.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
SWAN ADVANCES
In BIG TOURNEY
His Win Over BresIin Last Night
Strengthens Position and Makes
Him Contender.

In defeating Breslin last night. 100 to -,
in the pocket billiard tournament for Dis
trict championship. Swan strengthened
lPICIsH uolSuEQsCM 5VI 10 souspuodssIIoO TBEOodS)
his position and promises to be con-
tender for first place. The game was fast
and well played, Breslin in particular T
having profited in the experience had in
former games took less chances than
heretofore, and Swan, who is one of the
best players In the city. was forced to
put up a stiff game to win. Much specu-
lation is now rife at the Royal as to
tonight's outcome when Swan meets Bar
telmus. who at present leads in the
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
POTOMAC LEAGUE TO MEET.
Circuit Across River to Make Plans
for Season Tonight.

The Potomac Baseball League will hold a meet
ing this evening at s D. m at the residence OF
Secretary DR.. william Watson. when plans Tor the
coming season will be thoroughly discussed
Five Of last seasons clubs will retain their fran-
ehses and applications have been received from three
other Organizations for berths in the circuit across
the river. The Columbia IOl Union Printers. the
MachinIsts Of the navy yard and the Mohawk Ath-
fIc Club are the teams who are after franchises.
and the managers Of these clubs are requested 70
be present.
A smoker which Is 10 be followed by banquet
IN CLARK Grffnth the manager Of the Nationals. is
10 Be held By the Potomac LeaEuers on February
Is. and final arrangements for this entertainments
are 10 be made tonight.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
May Coach Detroit University

Harry Costello, who made grid
iron history at the Hilltop a cOu-
pie OF years ago. is in Washington
visiting some of his old friends.
Costello had quite n successful
year at the University of south
Carolina last fall as coach of the
Tar Heels. He is dickerinE with
the University of Detroit, of De-
trOit. Mich, for the 1915 season,
and has n great chance OF landing
the berth with the Western col
IeEians.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-28
GLENDoN ON JOB.
Crew Coach of Middies to start
work Next Week.

Annapolis. Nd. Jan S.-Riehard Glendon. Of
Ro.fc1. vho has coached the Naval Aesdemy oars
mro win much success for ssEersl years. and who
~. nieped contract for another season.. arrived in
ANNAPOLIS today 70 bezin spring work with the oars
A iarre squad Of candidates win begin work In tbs
zrmnaxum tank next week and as soon as weather
conditions permit. the viii b Organized and
taken 70 the shells for work the river Tbs sched
uls vale not completed. usll b pre.entiow a
furmar nsascnA