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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

When physician introduces his
nnger or the handle of a spoon In
to the throat OF patient for In
spectton for tonstlitts, the result is
disagreeable sensation. Any
touching of the pharynx, however
si1eht, causes strangl:ng pain and
nausea. The organ reacts with
violence so the patient can breathe
Freely again. But by long practice
and care the sword swallowers
Teach themselves to control their
pharynx. They usually are taught
from childhood and the organ docs
not resist the introduction of solids
"nen the performer is grown.
PERSONS afflicted with disorders
OF the throat and stomach ofteI,
become SO i'll they cannot longer
Jake nourlshment. Then the patient
Is given treatment so he can avail
LOW a Vu:canized rubber tube or
sometimes silver tube and he can
tnen be fed arttficially. The first
time the tube is swallowed the on
eratlon is attended with Consider
able pain. The second time IN.
/. pain is less violent ana IN. time
even an adult can accustom himself
to the introduction Of solid sub-
stances. ~
GLASS TUBES PUT
IN STOMACH.
Oftentimes in diseases or .ba
stomach and gullct glass tube liz
inserted IN the stomach bearing
an electric light. A mirror Is in
serted at the top of the gullet and
the lighted interior can be seen n,
. the mirror. In that way CROWNS
and other affections can be discov.
cred down in the stomach or IN the
gullet. When patients take poisnn.
a common form of treatment is
called pumping them OUT, In
fact long tube Is thrust into th..
stomach and water is poured dow,,
this tube. Tho outside end Of the
tube is then lowered and the con
tents of the stomach are drainaa
out through the tube ana MT
pumped out at all. -
Usually the sword swallower
starts with a fork or a spoon. He
Z graduates up to knives and then
takes down bayonet with ease.
The effect Is startling to say the
least. Usually these swords are
tipped with gutta percha so the
sharp point will not injure the lin
ings of the gullet. Quite frequetlt-
", however, magicians swallow the
swords without any protection and
they never hurt themselves. z:
OF course thessword is straight or
4 nearly so and the organs 1t strav-
erses are in curves. The sword
swallow first throws his, head
y back SO as to nut his mouth throati
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Puse; two-year-old mAidens;
three furonEs. Frisy. Ios Martini. to !. even.
to .. won; Tsjan. liz tMcCsbel. even. l to
second: Handy Andy. Il2 Jacksonl. even. third.
Time. o:s8 SO. Toastmaster. NOynim, Tobacco Box.
schulenburE. Brooks. Ralph S. and Lonnie Cray
also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling; tbree-year-olds and up
ward: five and one-hsH furlongs. Pride Of Lismore,
no H.oftusl. even. to ., 10 4, won: ouid Nune.
IlO fAiolesNorthl. To S. to s. second; L. n.
Adair. 10 Martini, even. third. Time. l1. Dad
Davis. Yester Sun. Woods Fitzgerald. Van HoIn.
uterrur Charles Goetz California Jack Quick
Trip and Ruvoco also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiJe furlongs. Carrie Ome. LOG
(stearpsl. to l. . To l, 20 ). won; Tory Maid,
it5 CSmAIn. even. ] TO 9. secOnd; Gertrude B..
100 tActou), to ]. third. Time. ! 90 "a Heenan.
Katherine c.. Miss Fielder and Inez also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Milc. NaunisA McDee. q
(EezansouD, 8 TO /, to ?. TO :, won; Transact,
IS CIottl. to 5. to 5. second: Belle Of Brywn
MaWr. rs Afurphyl. to 5. third. Time Ia S5.
Hcrmuda. F1itawsy. Ringing and Be also ran.
FIFTH RAcELFiSe and ooe-haf furIonEs. Marty
Lou. 100 0anaiTel. TO !. to ., 10 s. won;
Lofty Haywood. 10 tStevensl. 10 l, to I. Sceocd
Dusky Dave. lG (HolesWorthl. 70 5. third. Time.
I1T rs. Skinny B.. Ianiel. Kenneth. Fenuna.
vels Forty. MOttos PTide Doc Allen. Sheriff
Foley. Msndadero and Annual Interest also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mils. Rash. III tGrcssl. 70 5
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Msiden two-year- -olds: selling: three
and a half furIOngs. Margaret o.. l07 CGOose).
to 5. 3 to s. l to I. won: Sands Diamond. loI
CRenshD. to 5. : TO ). second: Gray Lady. l0j
murphy. even third. Time. O43 25. MalCt.
Zolzo Selma. Cars Boy. and Lillian May also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-yesr- -olds: selling: FIVE fur
longs Day Day. lO9 CTaylOrl. Q 10 s. TO 10.
to g. won: jefferson. lOI (Niurphyl. to l. to
s. second: BOngb7OCke Belle. 90 tBreschl. to l.
third. Time. .O3 2-5. Miss FisSy. Forest Gate.
GeorEisna T.. kcEps. Daredevil. and Page White
also
THIRD RACE-Three- year r-Ods: selling: 1--WE fur
longs Roscoe Goose. le9 CGOOSeI. to 5. TO ..
! to 5. won Anna Kruter. IO9 Lilly. : to 10.
to I. second: Mrs. Campbell. I09 Rckens). l to
L. third. Time. I:Ol 20 Col Fred. Harlequin.
and Miss Frances also
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward
handicap: one mile and seventy yards. Robert
Kay. log tGoosel. 10 l. TO 5. to 5. won
Ivan Gardner 9s CMcTsEEartl. to l. to l. second
Verena. lO8 CTuTnerl. even. third Time las as.
Polly H.. Transportation. Just Red. Lord Marshall.
Yenshes. and Old Ben also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four- ar-olds- and upward: sell
ing: six furIonES. Katie X. lO6 tAmbrosel. s to
s. to 5. l to 5. won Earl Of Savoy Ill CTurnerl.
} to l. TO s. second: Redwood. lis CTaylorb.
to g. third Time. l:I4 2-5. SalTor. Miss Declare.
Armor. Impression and Barsac also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ThTee- yesr-olds and upward: sell
ing: one mile and twenty yards. Jessie Louise lO2
CMcTagEart). Is to /. 6 to /. to l. won: hsard.
90 CMaherI. to l. to 5. second: Lady Spirituelle.
90 CUrquhartl. . to l. third. Time. "a As. Lady
Bryn Celebrity. Pretty Dale. DewdrOp. Miss krufeT
Big Dipper. Miss Daniels. and Mary Ann h. also
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
6. w. U. Relay Team to
Race Lexington Generals

ton. Other relays now are being ar
ranged, and announcement of them will
be made within a few days.
1t is practically certain there will be
an interscholastic relay event for the
championship Of the District. all I'VE
high schools participating. 1t is very
likely there will be a one-miie relay
between st. Johns College and the Cath
olic University Of America. Consider
alton also is being given to providing a
junior scholastic relay Sent.
Despite the lateness of the hour. many
requests are coming TO Prof McNemar
for entry blanks. More than i.lOO forms
already have been distributed. and there
seems to be no abatement in the de-
mand. Entries are scheduled to close
next Monday. hut it is possible an ex-
tension OF time will be granted. Many
OF the requests for blanks are from Bal
timore.
No additional acceptances were receiy-
ed yesterday from organizations invited
to the meet, but II Is expected a num-
Der OF responses will be received today
and tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
Fast Western Quintet
Meets Business Today
Exhibition Contest in Armory
Should Show the Relative
Strength of Championship
Contenders.
RAY WISE OUT OF GAME

Probably the biggest scholastic game on
schedule this week will take place today
between Western and Business High
Schools in the National Guard Armory
at $50 p. m. and from the form dis
played by the cOntestinG teams one Of
the best games of the season will be
staged. Thus far this season the StenoS-
raphers have not been defeated. winning
thirteen games and losing none. meeting
the best school quints OF this city and
the immediate vicinity.
The closest thing in the way Of de-
feat was a tie awarded the Gonzaga i've
in the second engagement between the
teams. This contest was marked by eX-
ceptionally good guarding on the part OF
both teams and as il is said by all that
the Western Guint has two of the best
forwards in the scholastic ranks, the Busi-
ness guards. namely. MillOff and Gess-
uer. will have their hands full. Wheth-
er the last named men will be able to
hold their men down remains to be seen
and can only be determined upon the
game today.
II may be true that Western has an
exceptionally good pair Of forwards and
also a good fast team. but it is thought
by all that with the combination which
Coach Hudson is tutoring at the Rhode
Island avenue school this year will. by
far. offset this fact. In Culligan and
Ralph Wise Business has two players
who can both shoot and pass we'll and
with Buck Wise, their jumping center,
these things alone may prove the un-
doing of the Western five.
To date the old ''hOodOo' has been pur-
suing the Stenographers. which is shown
by the fact that first Business lost the
best of the centers of the schools in this
city. Joe Wise, and secondly. having
their captain. Ray Wise. VINO is an eX-
cellent shot, injured in game last Sat
urday at Manassas. and should this same
hoOdOo. by virtue of thirteen victories,
have his way much OF the dope will be
upset. Here is a question for supersti-
tiOus people. The teams will lineup as
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
.FEDERALS TO launch -
ITS farm SATURDAY
President Gilmore Claims that Minor
League Will Be Started at
New Haven

Chicago. Jan. 26-The Federals
have organized two minor baseball
leagues which will be used as feed
ers." or farms for the parent body,
according to a statement today by
President James A. Gilmore. The
Eastern minor league will be launch
ed officially, Mr.. Gilmore said, at New
Haven, Conn, on Saturday. The
second which will be operated in the
West will be organized within
month.
Mr. Gilmore was decidedly mum con-
cerning the makeup of the new East
ern minor league.
We have the towns and the own
ers." he said. "and the fans will be
surprised when they discover what a
strong circuit it is. There has been
considerable i'll feeling in the New
England League and some of me East
ern organizations and we have been
assured of a hearty welcome"
Mr.. Gilmore will leave Chicago for
New Haven on Thursday. The East
ern rival minor league will have the
higher classification of the two 1t
is planned to have a salary limit OF
about $4,000 a month.
The Western branch of the Federal
will have a salary limit of about half
that figure.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
STILL UNABLE TO
THROW HIS father
Bill Cochran. Of University of Mich
igan Football Team, Fails to Gain
Decision Over His Graphing Dad.

Houghton, Mich. Jan. 9G-Bill Coch-
ran. captain of the University OF
Michigan football team. has returned
TO Ann ArbOr. after spending the va
cation with his father, John Cochran,
in HOughton, and the belief of Bits
friends is that he has suffered the
ignominy of giving his back to Coch-
ran pere.
The desire Of Bill some day to be
stout enough to throw his father in a
wrestling match became known last
fall. also that after some years of
effort. including two years of training
at the university. Bill had been un-
able to get the old man three points
down. 1t was believed that the big
tackle could turn the trick this vaca-
ton, and his home coming was await
ed with interest.
Cornish wrestling. not the catch-as-
catCh-Can kind that the Cochrans in
dulge in, has given to the wrestling
lingo an expressive phrase. Cornish
wrestling is conducted in tournaments
usually. n sort of elimination proceed
ing, and when n wrestler is pitted
against a man he knows will throw
him he let's it go by default. This is
known as giving his back.
Bill Cochran weighs fifty pounds
more than his father il he weighs an
ounce, and he is at least twenty years
younger. but he said today that the
wrestling honors of the family will
remain secure in the capable hands of
the head of the family. There is
suspicion that Bill hates TO do II.
However. Bill and his father both
announce that if this European war
is on next June they will wrestle In
public and on the square. and the
receipts and the moving picture rights
can go to the Belgian relief fund.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three- -yesr-oId maidens: selling: siE
furongS Tutor. 100: 'EmeIda l05: Zetetic los
Jack Harrison. I0T; PinkOlin lO7: Rhodes IIO:
'Moseows. ITO: Jack RittIer. liz: Obolus. lI2
SECOND RACE-FouT- year-olds and upward: sell
ing; une mile. 'WoOf. 95: sNeimaker. IOl: Ambri.
lol: Fred Drew. 1903: e. W Kennon. I03: CLOUD
Chief. 1903: Patriotic. LOG: Burnt Candle los:
LehiEh, los: BsnmngO. IOs: No Quarter. los: Quick
Trip. los: Capt. Druse. los: Melts los.
THIRD RACE-Three year-Ods: selling: six fur
longs sFIosse. 9s: 'GertheImA %: sWhest 9s:
'Conchs. 9s: sam Beekhsm. 1902: Ida Piuack. 1893
Nirgie Dot. l0S Ipress. 1903: -Chevron 1903: la Co
londrina. l0J Make Good 1903: Twilight IO5: Os-
monde. l07: Gauo. lO5: Stolen Ante II3
FOURTH RACE-Three-year and UPWARD
Tampico Handicap: six furlongS FAthom 90: Con
ming Tower. 95: TOksy. los: Florence Roberts 100
Othello. lis: Grover Hughes. IFS.
FIFTH RACE-ThTee- year olds and upward: sell
ing: Ave and hah furlOnaS. Dismiss %: Pen
atty. s6: CharmepSe. lO5: FL PaIomar IOs: sMmo-
riOSo. los: Henry wsbank. 100: Little Will 100:
Paw. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Four- -year-olds and UPWARD sell
ing: one mile. "Choctaw. lO3: Thomas Hare lOl;
Flying. lo3: The Cinder. 1903: Amity. IO6: l. II.
Adalr, l0s: Volidsy. los: Sleepland los: Cisko,
los: First Star. los: Transparent. IOs
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
BILLY BROWN ISSUES
Def TO TOMMY LOWE
Manager Of Frank Whitney Willing to
Match Him with Local Boy or
Special Delivery" Hirsch.

Sporting Editor Herald: A week ago
issued a challenge to Tommy Lowe.
in behalf of Frank Whitney. the West
ern lightweight, who comes East next
week for bouts in Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
The local club has signified a will
ingness to put Whitney on with Lowe
or some other good man. However.
not a word has been heard from Lowe
l see by your paper this morning
that Ollie Smith wants to bring his
lightweight, Special Delivery Hirsch,
to the Ardmore Club for a match
Just let me say that il Lowe don't
care for Whitneys game that nothing
would suit me better than to put
Whitney up against Hirsch. won't
be hard to do business with, either
Smith can name his own terms. and
il Special Delivery can hold up his
end of the game, whitney will show
the Ardmore fans the greatest battle
they ever saw.
BILLY BROWN.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
Baltimore ColIegians Triumph
Over Heavy Hilltop Team in
Good Game, 28 to q.
TORNEY IS THE STAR

Baltimore. Md. Jan. 26.-In the fastest
game of basketball ever witnessed at
Mount st. JOseph's gymnasium. the JOS
cphites triumphed over the much heavier
Georgetown quint last night by the score
of IS to Il. From the initial to the final
whistle. the game abOunded in thrills.
both teams Incorkins spectacular plays
which were greeted with thunderous ap-
plsusc from a large and appreciative
audience.
For the first five minutes neither team
seemed able to find a scoring target.
On a beautiful pass from Wamsley. Ma
lone registered field goal and TOrmey
quickly followed it up for Georgetown.
During no stage of the first half were the
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-TwO-year-olds selling: three and .
half furlOngs. George Morgan. l06: Jacob Stern IO7
Prepaid. lo7: Cincinnati. los: School for Scandal.
los: Mary H.. Ill: Tom Caro-. ITO: Paymastsr lIs.
SECOND RACE-FOur- -year-olds and upward: sell
Ing; six furlongs. 'Mollie Richards 99 KiItie iOI:
Brig's Brother. l0l; Our Ben. lO4: Lealoka -IO4
June W. l0e: LADY RlIe. l05: Prospero Son. loS
Onlan. log; Casanova. le7: Father PheIan, IO7;
Hoffman. 100; CssOvary. lOs: Strife IIs: Bertodano
liz.
THIRD RACE-FouT- -year-olds and upward: sell
ing: sI furlOngS Yemassee. I02: Okolona. IO2;
Bulgarian. lo3: JezaiL IO3: wryneck IOf: Hard
Tack. I04: 'Ardelon. l04: Amoret. i9s: Mia IO7
ArSene. lO7: TITLES Nightmare Io7; Gin Ricky.
IO7: Insurance Man. 100: Kayderoseros lIs: YORK
Lad. Ii2
FOURTH RAcE-Three- -ysAr-Olds and UPWARD: siI
furlonss Brick and Mortar. 95: Transportation. 90
Dr. LsrTick. 100: Sir Blaise. 100: fleetwood lO4
Boxer. lOs: See II. lOd; Luther los; Gipsy
Love. 100.
FIFTH RACE-Three- -eldS and upward: sell.
inE: mile and twenty yards Voluspa s5: Ida
Earl. IS; Black Thorn. o. Fly Home o.: Lonr
Beach. 100: Joe D.. 100: sKllday. l0s: sRalph
LLOYD los: shepherdesS. los: crisco. III: EarIy
Light. III: Lucky GeorEe. III; Tim judge. III:
Troyato. Ill: Old Jordan. i07.
SIXTH RACE-Four- year-oids and upward: sell
ing: one mile and . sixteenth Gallant Boy. IO4:
Ora McGee. los: Beau Pere 100: HIsh ClasS 100;
Ceppertoun. III: Co.'s. III; Stick Pin III; Billie
BAksr, III; Aycsnas. III; jacob Bum. Ia
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
Races Off Until Saturday

Havana. Jan. 26.-Because Of the continued
stormy weather. racing here will not be resumed
until Saturday
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
Mount st. Joseph Trims
Georgetown TOSSerS

clubs separated by more than two points.
the Josephites. however, emerged from
this chapter two points to the good. the
halfonding II to 9.
The scoring of the second half be-
gan with the knockout. Clark batted the
ball to Malone. who turned and Gagged a
goal Thereafter the Josephites main
tanned the lead. though the Blue and Gray
quint pressed them hard all during the
fray.
Tormey and Kelly easily carried of the
honors for Georgetown: these men played
an aggressive and defensive game. Shu-
grue, who was a late substitute, also gave
a brilliant exhibition.
Dutch Hollander, a Georgetown man Of
fciatcd the game and was entirely salts
factory to both teams. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
SPIRITED MATCH
WON BY WALLACE
Purcell Defeated in Pocket Billiard
Tourney in Hard-fought
Game.

.aItrr Wallace defeated Thomas Pur-
81! I'D liz, District championship pocket
..lIard tourney at the Royal last night
~ % score of 100 to g
Tuiz w.s one of the hardest-fuuEht
..,,u..> 81 the tourney and each played
.uI,Iy. rather than take n chance of
..I,irg lis opponent a good opening. Wal
r.,.,. went to the front and haG a good
,ld in III" carly part 70 the game, but
.'u.r.ru came up with a rush and at the
art Of tin last frame was only points
g., ind when Wallace got an opening
....d r;,u MS much-needed thirteen points.
Harjrimus. Wallace, Swan. and helCh-
:..r VIII now fight for the prizes. Swan
.,uG BrcSi;n viii play tonight.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
Ready to Go South.

Chicago. Jan. a.-Many Of the Cub players will
he in Florida long before the training begins
March l at Tampa. for they starting South al
ready. George Pierce sJuthpaw -hIgler. came
to Chicago yesterday to make arrangements for
his departure Thursday night. Pierce reported
At the Cub headquarters and greeted Manager
Bresnahsn. Pierce is going to OrmOnd Fla. to
Join Jimmy Archer who went there nearly a mouth
ago with his wife. They will remain there until
time 10 report at Tampa Cheney. Phelan and
Good in Florida now. while several Of the
others are in the South.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
The Avenue at Ninth
TO TEACH COMING
MINISTERS TO BOX

Salem, Greg, Jan. 25.-Moru-
ing classes in boxing and wres-
tltnE have been introduced at
Willamette University as reEu-
lar required athletic sports. Will
iRmette IN a Methodist institution
which educates young men for
the ministry az one Of the
branches Of Its work.
The boxing classes nre to be
conducted ON the tournament
plan, In order that every man
may engage In at least tive reEu-
lar fiStic contests.
"The purpose of the class work
is not to develop special stars,
but to give all an opportunity to
create close cO-OrdInatiOn be-
tween the mind and body &C
cOrdinE TO the announcement
made by the faculty.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
LIED TO FEDERALs.
John Foster Says Rube Put One
Over on Brookfeds.

New York Jan. B.-Rube Marpusrd came in for
bitter scoring tonight by John Foster secretary OF
the Giants
IF had nv usy. Aarqusrd would Be expelled
from professional baseball Foster declared. In
1875 the National League expelled several players
for throwing games. Msrquard lied when he told
the Brooklyn Feds he not under contract to US.
He accepted $500 from them advance money.
think that rejects the national game and
example should be made Of him
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
WRESTLERS AWAIT GONG.
Montana and Bernard VIII Meet on
Majestic Theater Stage Tonight.

The management of the Majestic
match between Bull" Montana and
Tony Bernard tonight will be the best
two out of three falls and no holds
barred.
When Montana was seen last night
he said that he was ready for the
match and would put up the best grap-
pling exhibition of his career. He eX-
poets to put Bcrnard's shoulders on the
mat in jig time.
Bernard Is also confident that he
will dispose of the Italian. and that it
will be the best match local followers
of the game have seen here this winter.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
DoNNELLY TO RACE YALE.

Alexandria, Va, Jan. CO ar
roll DOnneIIy, the champion roller
skater of the South, yesterday
signed two contracts to compete
in races within the next two
weeks. On Friday night Donnelly
will meet speed" Hamilton, OF
this city, in a three-mile race
while one week from this date
the southern flyer will he Pitted
apgInst William Yale, of PhiIa-
deIphia, in a mile race. Yale nm
ished SECOND in the recent t"en-
tv-four hour event held at Madi-
SON Square Garden, New York
City.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
rton and ledgepeth Sold to Scranton CIubBowng Racing
Willie Beecher Easy Picking
For Champion Freddie Welsh

New York. Jan. 26.-willie Beecher. aid
ed and abetted by a dozen low foul blows,
was unable to wrinkle the part in Fred
die welsh's hair at Madison Square Gar
den tonight. The lightweight champion
never had an easier bout even in a train
ing camp. and won by about 1000 blows
to nothing.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
HAVE TESREAU'S GOAT.
LcnEuers Prove to Have
Big Jen Up n Tree.

Manager McGraw hopcs that the work Of Big JEFF
Tesreau on the AIENatiODal Au-American
California and Hawaii tour is criterion Of the
work JEFF will dish up for him next season The
bear hunter won only four games and lost nine on
the trip. 4 peculiar jiBx seems to follow JEFF
in his warfare with American League batsmen. In
the 1912 worlds series JEFF dropped two ont Ct
three games to the Red Sox. while the Mackmen
bumped him from the Slab in his 1918 world :
series start. Last fall Big JEFF was the only Giant
Titcher to lose a game to the Yankees
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
One Umpire System Best.

Chicago Jan. 26.-The American Association prob
ably will return this year to the single umpire
system. President ChiTngton announced yesterday Y.
The opinions of the club owners will be asked.
however. before action is taken, he said. Besides
the question Of economy involved. Chiyiugton said
experience had shown that two umPires not
as likely to " be on their toes as one. The an
nual meeting Of the association probably will be
held carly next month.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
TRAPSHOOTERS WINNERS"
Slang of the Firing Line Is Worse
Than Baseball.

Baseball fans slangJ in their baseball talk
Their slang is picturesque. and finely descriptive
but for real unadulterated slang must give the
trapShOOterS the Ialm. Listen to this from a well
known gunner:
Yes. sir: toed the firing line. put the iron
to my shoulder. drew a humdinger from the box
and killed it. The second saucer was a lazy bny
Hying straight away but I went to sleep and the
Igrun nested in the gTass. The next mud pie
sailed to left quarter, hut the old pea shooter
simply knocked the fUzz Ou. The fourth dicky
bird smothered a. il hatched.
Then a cripple fiutterpd out and died. Next came
right-wheCling streaker and ! pulTerized it
The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
HOLD GOOD CONTEST.
Bernard and ScrOEEIns Wrestlc to
m Draw In Alexandria.

Alexandria. Va Jan. % Before the Alexandra
Sporting club. at the EIks' Hall. here tonight
Tommy Lowe. the champion lightweight Of the
south. and Battling Terry Jones Of Washington
II & vent siy fast rounds 20 no decision, while
Kid trrek the fast fcatherwrisht from the Capitol
City held of Young Lee. Wclter-weiSht. for four
rounds In the main attraction Tony Bernard. the
champion ItaIian gr1rplcr and Lou ScTogEini
wrestIe5 thirty minutes 10 draw. 4 battle royal
between srven negro gadiatoTs wound W The e'en-
inSs IsrfOmanCV.