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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
OMAHA CLUB AFTER
BIG GOLF TOURNEY
Country Club Puts in a Bid for the
1915 Western Amateur Cham
pionship.
HAS AN EDGE ON ITS RIVALS

Announcement was made in Chicago
Yesterday that the Country club OF
Omaha. the Del Monte Golf and Country
club OF Del Monte. Cal. and the Mid
lothian club OF Blue Island, H.. have
applied for the 1916 western amateur golf
championship tournament. These bids
also included the olympic cup competi-
tions ~
or the three clubs Omaha has. the edge
The Del Monte club probably will not be
given overly serious consideration. as
California is too far west for the great
flock of middle western golfers who
make up the Western Golf association.
II the tourney Is held on the coast II will
pretty nearly be exclusively coast
tournament
Thus the fight narrows TO the Omaha
Country club and the Midlothian club.
Omaha Is thought TO have the advantage,
as last year Omaha was big bidder for
the event and the award was made to
Cleveland. Most of the clubs in voting for
Cleveland at the time recommended that
Omaha be given the 1916 event. So, unless
the Midlothian people slip one over or
something unexpected should arise the
1916 western golf championship will be
decided on the local links
The tournament will be awarded at the
annual meeting of the association, which
will be held in Chicago January l5
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
PLATZ ELECTED
TEAM CAPTAIN
Stellar Halfback on Creighton Team
Honored by Choice as Head
for Year.
ANNUAL BANQUET IS GIVEN

Roy Platz, for two years the stellar
half back at Creighton university, was
last night unanimously elected captain
OF the 1916 foot ball team. Platz is known
as one of the best littls half backs in
this part of the country and won the
hearts of local foot ball enthusiasts, not
only by his. brilliant style OF play. but
also by his winning personality. Before
coming to Creighton he starred for four
seasons at the Omaha High school. He
Is student in the dental department Of
Creighton and member of the Delta
Sigma Delta fraternity.
banquet at Henshnw.
The entire squad was entertained by
the athletic board at the annual foot
ball banquet held at the Henshaw hotel.
Dan Butler. chairman Of the athletic
board. acting as toastmaste. BeslS IS
the faculty members Of the board, Rev.
Father Wise and Rev. Father Corboy,
the following directors were in attend
ance. E. J. Mcvann, Ed CREIGHTON. DR..
Dermody. Joe Byrne. w. Coad and
Happy" Hopkins. formerly captain of
the blue and white.
Coach Mills and Assistant Coach How
ard complimented the players on the
showing made this year, which is to be
only the beginning Of Creighton's record
and standing in western foot ball circles.
The various members of the athletic
board likewise expressed thier praises Of
the teams good work and promised a
bright future for the blue and white
upon completion OF the new $4,000 GYM
nasium. os f'"
Give Farewell Talks.
Captain "Jack' Shannon. Shorty
Warren. BIZ Brennan and Harvey
Stapleton each gave a farewell talk,
these four players having appeared for
the last time with the Creighton varsity.
Nineteen letters were granted last
night the &C. men being as follows:
Burford. KamanslCi, Warren. Stapleton.
Gray. shannon. Wise, Stuart, MICRO.
Flanagan, Platz. Lutes. Doty, Brennan.
Hale, Hanecy, Morgan, Flood and VIII
son.
Three of the players were unable to
be present at last nights banquet. Hale
being called home to David City; Flana-
gan. who was suffering from a sore jaw.
and Nigro. the latter being confined in
the st. Joseph's hospital following an
operation for osteo nyelitis which he
contracted towards the end of the foot
ball season.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Cadet Promotions
Are Made for Year

The following promotions and transfers
IN the high school cadet regiment have
been announced;
From fiTst Lieutenant and adjutant, Sec
crd battalion. TO captain and aide. Mich
ao, q, ldsmith; from first lieutenant of
jutsn Mt OF the Second battal, on, Franz
Ramer. from sc ,ond Lieutenant and quar-
tern as.er OF Third battalion to frs lieu
tenant OF Somi any Robert Chr stie;
second lteutenant and quarterma ster OF
Third battalion, Waldemar Thompson;
from private OF company II TO sec N /
lieutenant OF Company II Arthu' Ring
welt: ON sergeant OF Com an A 10
qNartermaster sergeant OF Company A.
r, ssell Brandt: from. sergeant of Conn
con.rany h, Frank Campbell: fro ser
seant OF Company c TO ouartermas err
sergeant OF Company G, Edwin WIN err
ton, frem sergeant Of Company + 70
Birney Holmquist; from sergeant OF Com
rany to quar- erInaste ser cant Of
Com an =, Clarence Moore; tram SER
sergeant OF Company +. Emerson West
gate; from sergeant OF Company @ %
dual termaster sereeant of Company O,
II 70 quartermaster sergeant OF cSmoany
" Charles Kali, from sergeant OF Com
any 10 uusrtermaste sergeant OF
Company 1. Clyde critchfield.
The following transfers were an
neunced;
From first lieutenant or Company c to
iirst lieutenant OF mpany r, Raymond
Stradsf, from sergeant OF Company ID
10 sergeant Of Company r. Warren Egge
The first inside drill OF this year wa,
held Monday afternoon. Drill will be held
inside for the rest OF the winter. on &C
looms OF the crowded drlil quarters on /,
tho Taanuai 81 arms and simple compan,
4 nsovenenta can be given
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

"well. I'm going to start right In train
ing again. and I'll bring back the worlds
hantamweight champion to the Coulon
family"
Mrs, coulon eyed Johnny for a while
and then said:
''well. Johnny, what II you find that
you cannot win back that champ. onship?''
Johnny didn't have an answer ready
for this question. but his mother readily
supplied 1t:
IN tell you, Johnny. I'm going to be
your manager, and IL you show me IN
your next bout that you no longer have
the strength you showed when you were
a champion. then your manager will
make you throw in the sponge and quit
the game for good. 1t all depends on
your next bout"
Coulon. when telling the story to Chi
cago newspaper man. said: well. I
guess mother Is right. II / can't make
good in my next bout. I'm through with
the game forever"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Mike 0'Dowd Bests
Kramer Of Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. zs.--Mike
oDowd. st. Pau welterweight, outboxed
BILLY Kramer. Milwaukee. tonight In a
ten-round bout, taking the first. third,
sixth, eighth, ninth and tenth.
Kramer had a marvellous defense that
o'powd failed to solve to advantage until
the sixth round. In the early rounds
Kramer showed extreme cleverness.
As the bout progressed Kramer began
TO tire and In the last three rounds was
staggered with fusillade of right and
left swings and through sheer cleverness
managed to last the full ten rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
COFFEY KNOCKS OUT
"GUNBOAT" SMITH
New York Fighter Suffers Eclipse
in Fourth Round Of Ten
Round Battle.
BATTLE LIVELY ALL THE WAY

NEW YORK, Nov. ss.--Jim coffey. the
Irish heavyweight. knocked out Gunboat
smith of this city In the fourth round
of their ten-round match at Madison
Square Garden tonight. The fight was a
hard one from the start. Coffey had the
advantage nearly all the way and pun
weighed zoe pounds and Smith 1901.
The knockout came after one minute
and fifty-five seconds OF fighting in the
fourth round. Coffey landed hard blow
on the body and several seconds later
put right swing TO the jaw. which sent
Smith down for the count.
coffey made better fight than he did
recently when he lost to Frank Moran.
He was stead er, surer and used better
Judgment tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
FORMER WESTERN LEAGUE
PITCHER GETS FORTUNE

MADISON, Wis. Nov. SO-(speciaI
relegram.l -Andrew Kurth. OF this city.
formerly pitcher on the omaha Western
league team. and his brothers. william
and Matthew Kurth OF waunake. have
closed negotiations with the Internal
tionai Harvester company whereby the
corporation is to pay them s5OO.OOO for
the patent rights to a grain binder and
shocker attached TO corn binder.
The contract has been closed and the
International ilerves.er company has
already started the manufacture OF the
machines Representatives OF the con
Germ are expected IN Madison tomorrow
10 complete the transaction by the pay
ment OF a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. check.
The Kurth brothers have worked on
this invention only during the last year
Andrew Kurth has been running pol
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
COursing Meet at
Benson Grounds to
Start Wednesday

The first ooursing meet ever held In
Omaha WIN begin today at the
county fair grounds at Benson and will
continue the remainder OF the week.
Coursing is a sport In which jack ra0-
bits are chased by greyhounds. the fast
est dogs ever bred. The dogs are trained
and the manner In which they chase the
rabbits. according 20 a point system,
determines the winners
About sixty dogs will compete In the
contests at Benson.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
All-Events

like a young wild cat. AS he neared the
end OF the game II was discovered that
four strikes IN a row In the last four
frames would put him ahead OF Reimer,
and Farley got three OF them, The bali
didn't break right on his ninth frame
and he missed his strike. As Il was he
Knocked off a total OF ebs which gave
him fourth place. just one pin behind
Herman Bruggeman CT Sioux City
Tourney d Success.
That the ninth annual Midwest tourna,-
ment was the biggest success Of ali Mid
west tournaments was the assertion OF
all officials yesterday as the affair came
70 a close President Strotz OF Des
Molnes and Secretary George Lowe OF
Kansas City were loud in their praise
OF Omaha
The greatest tournament yet" said
strotz and Lowe. Omaha has given the
visiting bowlers a royal good time. the
tourney has been run off IN smooth
shape BY the local committee. IN fact
everything has been the best and be-
iieye me Il Il some job 20 stage a bis
tournament like this. We ali hope
omaha gets the tournament agair
soon"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
CHICAGO HAS MONEY
FOR THE CONVENTIONS

CHICAGO, Nov. S0-Chicago's 10000
guaranty fund for the republican and the
democratic national conventions has been
completed It was stated today,
The fund was raised on & non-partisan
basis under the auspices OF the Chicago
Association of Commerce through a joint
committee of the democrats and repub-
licans.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Wireless Message
Goes 5000 Miles

HONOLULU. Nov. SO.-What he said
to BE- new record in radio transmission
was established today when an operator
for the Federal Wireless company picked
up messages being transmitted from
Nauen, Prussia. TO Tuckerton, y. j., ap-
proximately 1900 miles away.
The German operator was sending war
dispatches and the dots and dashes reg
istered so clearly in the radio station
here that the eevesdropper had no diff
ficulty IN copying the report"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Metz Fail by Pin
to Share in Pot

Just one unruly teupin that failed to
iopple kept the Omaha Metz fivs-n an
team from participating in a $50 share OF
n $500 pot put up by the crack five-uan
teams in a sweepstakes match at the Far
nam alleys last night As 1t was, the
Morrison Taxls Of Des Molnes rallied one
Letter and caaae in the money.
The Wild Rose team of Marshalltown,
Ia. was first with 2.s)5 and nabbed $50.
dubuque was second ana took so. Nor
risens. third. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

AZ II should happen that Johnny
Coulon. who lost the bantam W light
championship to Kid Williams. an
nouncos his retirement after MS next
bout. which is scheduled to take place at
Johnston. Pa, next month, against
Freddy Kelly, 1t will be because tie little
scrapper has new manager. whose
words will be law with Johnny. The new
manager is none other than Johnny's
mother. According to reports from the
west, when Cou'on recently returned
from a long trip TO Canada. where he
went to regain his health. he was met
at the station by his mother. who
''ciinched' with him. Rugged him, cor
nered. then boldly asked:
What are your plans in the hoxing
gamer
Needless to say. Johnny. WHO hal an
nounced his retirement from the ring
was taken by su prise and after catch
ing his breath. answered:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Bloody Brick Shows
What Stopped Fight

What started the ffee-for-aI fight
could not be determined. but what FIN
ished It was discovered IN the presenes
Of large. llfe-sixed paving brick, upon
which \ few matted hairs we're stuck
with the blood Of A. r. Kirkland. iaborer.
liytns q 40 Poppleton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01
Mitchell Post. Forfeit.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 20. Richie
Mitchell. Milwaukee lightweight boxer,
turigh. posted 81 600 forfeit with Tom An
dreNs, promoter 70 back up chal enge
to FREDDIE Welsh for the championship, a
500, 3 d. bet and anv part OF the pu ,
promoters may offer him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

corn and peanut wagon. William spent
the summer in Madison. catching in the
city base ball league.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

Apartments. fiafs. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and eheapg b.
Bee FOR Rent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-01

The bowling yesterday failed 10 de-
relop anything startling. except IN one
lnstance. the shooting OF H. Farley OF
Kansas City IN the individual event
Farley took the alleys Mondo after
noon and started N 70 take a side-swips
Al ihs nlaIk 80 W b Fred Relmer. Hs
rolled az Al%lis first game and 20 IN his
second and went after his third game
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

AE/SN NIDNSA
new york.-a feller sure did get the
walters goat at the monidelico res
trant the other day and he wont go
in there to feed agin for a long time,
betcher
mr. Stahmer was the name of the
guy who put it over on the waiter &
and first he orders one smothered in
onions with all the necessary trim
mings and starts to read his paper
then he reads the ads and the menu
and sum letters he had in his pocket
and finely the waiter busts in with
the eats
after he cleans up on that the
waiter skids around agin and asks
him what kind of desert he wood
have
well will have sum alleymode ap-
pelpie, says the man
& the waiter begins his march to
the kitchen
waite a mint, hollers mr. Stahmer,
& the waiter come back to him
will you pleze drop me sum postal
cards while your gone, asks the man
of the waiter
postal cards, says the waiter, we
amt got no postal cards
& give the pie to the old gray
haired man living in these clothes at
this table continued mr. Stahmer
i CESS the waiter seen then that it
was speed the man wanted and he
hustled off but Good CESS who put
the hair in the ice cream so mr. Stab
mer coodent eat it
Italy seems to have been taken to
the top of two high mountains and
shown a lot of the world.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

Italy seems to have been taken to
the top of two high mountains and
shown a lot of the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
RALLY WEEK
win he Observed In FfrEt Christian
Church Sunday Bchooi-"unit Day
Next Sunday.

Leading up TO Unit Day. which viii
be- obscrv ed next sunday rally week will
be observed. starting today. by the Bible
school Of the First Christian church.
The committee in charge composed Of
ur. ". p Maury. e.. Is. Lennon. Miss
Louise ArmFtrOuE and T.. b Hall.-aims
TO have 1000 In attendance az next sun
days session OF the Bible school
The following services are announced
for rally week
Monday. sept 21-Eally OF officers
and teachers. with lunch served az $40
b. one ~ the classes
Tuesday. sept 2H-Eally Of each In
dividual class 90 place selected b. class.
Wednesday. sept IH-ltallY a. prayer
meeting. conducted b. the pastor. ". "a.
Fields
Thursday. sept. 30--BaIly or Mems
Bible class with special program. Mem
bcra and their families invited.
Friday. Oct RALLY of whole school.
go %. m. a splendid program OF good
things.
one of every class 90 have the whole
class 80 unit OUT uu "Imf Day
SUNDAY. oct. 1a."iulf Day The whole
school a. unit present
souvenir Of the day VIII be given
each ore in Attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
MANY CASES UP
Circuit Judges Spend Busy Saturday
SeAmon-Dyson Injunction
Settled.

Judge r. ~. Alderman and Judge ".
&. Hervcy. sitting In their respective
courts Saturday, mad quite busy day.
several matters that have been up were
settled rs follows;
An order OF Judgment for S1.s95.O4
was entered in the Judgment suit for
$4,000 OF Ous Elevator Co rs. Caldwell
and Drake
Judge Addleman confirmed reports OF
special commissioners IN case OF Birdie
Bagerman ct al.
In case OF Anna A. Powell vs. Mary
T.. Radcliffe. an order 20 take deposit
tons was entered.
Ink judgment Of S4.73i.5s against w. G.
Handlan 81 81 in favor OF PrOvident
rIust company.
In action Of W. =. Hubbard vs.. Equit-
able l;ife Assurance COMPANY, order
overruling demurrer was entered.
Suit OF r. J. Becker ~. Louis p.
FrObe FOR $1,000 was dismissed.
order Of adoption and change OF name
was entered In petition OF William II.
Taylor. asking TO adopt Esther Ann
Report or C. c. Woods special com
missioner. was nlcd In case OF G. &.
Woods administrator. for estate OF
Catherine Wetzel, deceased. ". Mary
Judge AddIeman dissolved the injunc-
ton proceedings OF A. ID. Scamon 81 a.
vs. James A. Dyson etai which pre-
vented Dyson from taking charge OF
pyson's hy reason Of the sale and the
dissolution OF the Injunction.
Petition for injunction against Ed
ward Gcrwin and Frank Church by state
officials was filed with the clerk.
The matter OF the Injunction against
theTria delphia district board OF educa-
ton by Taxpayers was passed for one
week at the boards request
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
PARTIALINQUEST
INTO Dsath Of Martha virginia Morrison
AeldS aturday.-Wm he Con-
eiuded Tomorrow.

Saturday afternoon and evening was
devoted TO hearing part Of the Inquest
iuto the death Of Martha Virginia Nor
rison. Several witnesses were exam
iued and adjournment was taken until
Tomorrow Afternoon az I o'clock. when
DR.. James SchWtun. Or n. u. Drinkard
10 hypothetical question propounded
BY the state.
Chemist George Coleman told OF the
result OF the chemical analysts: Grace
Dciters-h,tce told OF the girls coming to
her home on the Island. and what took
place there. Dr. Charles kessor told OF
conducting the post norton: DR.. c. w.
Etzlcr told of being called on the case
but the girl hadd led before he arrived:
Sarah Morrison. Lcota Merchant. Emma
Humes and James Ford also testified.
The mother OF the dead girl. and Mrs.
Martha Winchcr. the grandmother. were
also examined.
The trial Of Paul Gilbert will be held
following the completion OF the inquest
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
VETERANS START
FOR WASHINGTON
LOCAL DELEGATION LEAVES CITY
TON NATIONAL O. A Il
EucA11PnENT.
were a. Happy as children Ready for =
ftcntc--Win spend week
In Capf--l

A. happy as ehiiGren off for a picnic
some nttecn old soldiers OF civil war
lame leff Wheeling yesterday FOR the
q. A. x. reunion al Washington. u. g. ali
this week Those leaving viii not re-
turn until saturday.
Despite dismal Afternoon and even
ing the old gentlemen leaving on the
Pennsyivania train at 1850 werc ia hirh
spirits They ioshed one another about
the trn. Gnd especially about the eating
says one old warrior 10 another:
III. Colonel What's that you got IN
der your arm
That answers the colonel holding
the bundle closely. is pier'
'Hahi TN be sitting with you about
midnight"
pied by myself alone
Among those who left yesterday we're.
g 4. Iced. 4. V. Salisbury. x. Robert
son. Jacob hOnecker. 4. calda0augh.
james McCuiley. James Miskem. a
Pebier. j. " Myers. Ben Exiev. Theo-
dore roller. Henry r. Jones, s. :. Liiler.
at. and Mrs. David Arndt and Robert
StrOuble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
TWO OPINIONS
Affecting ohio and Marshall Counties
Handed Down ~ Attorney
General.

Two opinions. touching especially uu.
on ohio and Marshall counties we're
handed down rf fharlerfun saturday b.
Attorney General Al a IaUH Tho
mrHf o. fhnf che state viii NOT bear fhr
"a ueuar 81 schooling child az some
other school. unless No. bel over two mites
hI tnr nearest tray ried road to HE own
school
chat che hlunffrIfa .I mHrIHfnrfuI IIH.
frirfa may b. changed. ru long ae lf dl.a
not interfere HIfh UaIHfIur Independent
school IIrfrIrfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
ANNUAL BUDGET
"iu % cessid.red az Meeting OF Con-
ference COMMITTEES Tonight-coun-
ell Called FOR rueE6ay.

ln ~ eTort 20 come % some conrfus.
lon - fle ennual approprl alton ordin-
1910 Jein' Meeting Of the conference
onnittee ard the board Of control viii
, ne fin tni1 eycnins superintendent
stYIFe Mui"r OF tic cay Gas works h.
expected 20 submit @ staterneuf sFov.-
lns the minimum expense and ths este
mated max mum receipts Of the plant
until the FIRST 81 April
with fhfs abatement oeeore a. r,.
coufcrfufc committee viii then ro INFO
session ht Itself ana prepare recon
mendtL ION 20 council Calls viii h. is
sued thiF Worninr for a meeting OF
council temorrow evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
MANY coMPLAINTs HEARo

This summer seems to have pro-
duced an unusual amount of sickness.
Many complains OF headache. lame
backs, rheumatism. biliousness and OF
being always tired Aches. pains
and Ills caused by the kidneys failing
TO do their work and throw the pois-
onous waste from the system yielu
quickly 70 Foley Kidney pills rhey
help elimination. give sound sleep and
make you feel well and strong They
are tonic in action. For sale by John
Coleman & Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27

CHURCHES GROW
REPORT or STATISTICAL COMMIT
TEE SHOWS rEEEEsTINa
FACTS.
Commnntcants In wheeling Presbytsry
Number $3.50, OF which 576 Were
Added During Year.

There are :. 7s9 communicates IN the
Presbyterian churches 81 the wheeling
Presbytery., according to the statistical
report OF the committee on systematic
beneficence. FOR the year 1915. submit
led a. the meeting Of the Prcsbytery.
last week. Durlng The year there were
BIS additions Including $40 by cNnmiua-
fiou and 22g BY certificate. while fhe
losses fofaled $50. ~ which IG3 we're dis
missed and 25s suspended.
The report. submitted By Rev T. "
f.eWeilyn. Alfred PAUL and Rev Thomas
g. koontN. DID. contains many inter
eatinE facts regarding PresbVterianirf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27

"Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy "a the best medicine
In the market today for the purposes
for which q Is intended ] have used
u for a number Of years and % always
relieved me promptly. writes Mrs
w. " Munshower. Homer city. pa.
Obtainable everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
n .at ths %sseiigg al,'5et which includes

IN the Wheeling district. which Includes
twenty-four churches
The report shows that the sacrament
Of baptism was administered to z6z per-
sons OF which l5f were Infants
SUNDAY school members and ieachers
total 5.osf. The sunday school OFF f1o
first irrshvterian church g. the LARGEST
In the Presbytcry. with TSG. while ,re
sto.e church sunday school az Tim
Memorial al Woodsdale. b. third. win
statistics relating TO hcnificencc IN
clIde the followinr Home uirvious. 81
ssys. sunday school WORK t5ai CHURCH
erection. - fo3 Relief fund sfGe2
Freedmen ISL, Colleges SIS Temper
ance. 21.kf1. General AsrCnIN H11s ~
CONGREGATIONAL. gS5.s3s. MlsceIlsneour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
MEMS GYM CLASS TO-DAY

The business meme gymnasium
class of thc y M G. A Will have us
regular session today sf 1915 The
class which noa has large member.
ship. BE- adding new members ever
day