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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Gradnation Exerc:ses-

gea
The graduation exercises OF. MISS
Kennedyis school were held thurs
day afternoon at the First Presby-
terian church. Miss Louise Bougn-
ner. who has recently returned from
course of study at the Cincinnati
conservatory. played three organ
pieces: Prelude. offertory In SE-nat'
Read: response. Scherzo, Rogers:
postlude, Grande Choeur. VIM.
were conducted by the Rev. Charles
Professor Hans Froelicher. OF
Goucher college. president OF tne
board of directors or the Park school
of Baltimore, delivered the address
ON, The Attitude in Education DR..
Froelfcher spoke of the origin OF
the country-day-scnoo for city sirls
and boys in the elmer country
school for boys. founded in Baitl-
more in 1897 Since then the move
mont has extended to a dozen cities
DR. FroeIicher has been especially
interested in the founding and the
work during the last three years OF
the Park school which has been not
ably successfuI IN its application and
development of the new Ideals he
spoke of the country day-school as
between the ooaroins
school and the school In a city o1is-
rrict. Here the younger boys ana oo
girls may have plenty OF fresn an. ar
and healthful play. aw ay from the
streets. vet without being separated
from the home and its assoc1at1onS-
He emphasized the value OF the All
day session with the hot meal us
supervised athletics and play ana
the supervised study which leaves
both child and parent Tree 1toi
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TO OrEanfze.

Anticipating the building OF the:
Sfethodist Episcopal church at Steal
~ Heiehts. the Methodfst women of
tie 4own1wiu meet with the Rev. and
WTssA Al. Hammond at go O'clock
FIday. at the home OF Mrs- George.
w. Bland. on Charter street TO or
xanfze q Ladies AID SocIet
men 81 Methodist inclination to at:
tend this meeting and to participate
In It's work. .....3es-.,
n any woman is staying At home,
.wz.5iff,s :t3fe new baby or SEors any other
S0od reason. cannot attend this hrst:
Seetine but wants her name record
81 ssIsharter member ofthes Ladies
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Aid society Organized.

The-Rev. and Mrs a. NJ. Ham
mond. Of Morgantown, organized a
large and enthusiastic Ladies Aid
Society Mt the home of Mrs. George
w. Bland In Stealey Heights Friday
afternoon. A full complement OF Of
fcers was elected and the women be-
gin work for the new Methodist
Episcopal church now with de-
termination that assures success
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On Summer Cruise.

Arsrey5 Wilson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry T. Wilson viii be one or
shipmen of the Annapolis Naval
Academy on their summer cruise OF
three months. leaving Annapolis on
three battleships June s, going
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Birthday Party.

A very enjoyable surprise party
was given in honor Of Miss Ada VII WI
iiams' birthday at her home at Wat-
sonburg. Friday evening. Those pre-
sent We're: Mines Beatrice Preston.
Iva and Rose Floyd, Pearl Ash.
Eythel Waller Mayda1ene Werner.
Mabel McCune. Nellie Hurst. Ada.
Vera and Mabel Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Surges and Mrs. Dora
Williams. MessrS Ray Strother,
John Cain. Walter Golden, Allison
Wolf. Wade Strother. Lynn Swiger.
Hursel Strother. Miller Waller. ed
gar Williams. Charles Williams ana
Claude Williams.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Rhuharn Conserye.

To each pint Of fresh rhubarb.
peeled and cut into small pieces. add
one cup Of brown sugar and let II
stand for two hours. Add one-ha1f.
cup of seeded raisins and the Juice Of
one lemon Cook this slowly until
the desired consistency IS oosained-
Place two young sweet or rose geEan-s
ium leaves in the bottom Of the tum-.
bier and pour the hot conserve over
them. This gives very aroma tic and
pleasing flavor.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Prizes Awarded.

Among abe closing exercises Of the
Washington Irving high school We're
prizes awarded by the Daughters Of
the Revolution. Miss Villa Smith Of
the junior high school class won the
SIS prize for the best essay on His
tory which was presented by Mrs.
Harry T.. Wilson. and Joseph
Rosenshine SIS in gold for the best
essay on Peace
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
salem Wedding.

Frederick NJ Cotuilt and Miss
Lena ,Romine-weres married In the
Salem Baptist parsonage "Wednesday.
evening They left on No. - ? the
same evening for a BRIDAL trip east
MT cottrin is graduate of Salem.
college and wen known school man.
while his bride is a daughter of the
late Hugh Romine. of Salem
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Class Inritations.i
cnoc s .Club :nfeets.

Crochet Club Meets.
The Wallace Merry Crochet Club
met at the home of Mrs R.ssN-
Thompson at Wallace Tuesday The
members presents were .Mesdames
Lucy wetzel. Herman. Shafer. Hattie
Moore, Lura Jones Blanche Morgan.
w. II. Garrett, T. A. MCCOY Edna
Adams. Ora Wetzel. Jack Cross.
Blanche Dudley. Lizzie Bennett. and
the visitors were: Amy Metz. Rena
Pigott and Edith Thompson.
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-
the American Reyoiuti1n NsI he'd
ia fhe nome of mrs. " Brent Max
wen on West Pike street. at s oelosk
Tnesday afternoon with Mrs villa llta
Stone presiding At the closes the ls;
reports read By the delegates MO az
tended the Continental congress
Which Convened in Washinston IN
Aprn The folIowing newly elecsed
onicers 10 serve for the year OF $50 70
1916 were installed afteEs the sanssans
Of solo by Mss Cora Slnitn--
Regenf-Mrs. NJ. Brent aiaxwelL
VICE regent-N1rs Harvey smith
Treasureresdrs Anson DIT
5 Registrar-Mrs Albert W. Rapp.
Recording secretar y--alrs. Lee MaS *
well
Corresponding secret ar -T MIS-
Charles s. SMILEY.
Historian-afrs- Harry II y l II sol VI
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Married in ONCE

Joseph Henry. Of near Columbus:
o.. and Miss Augusta Delmott. OF
this. city. were married SATURDAY
forenoon in the Office of MaS1strate Il
C. Nicewarner by the Rev. Herber:
AlsuDp. pastor of the Central Presby-
s$erian church.
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Kings Danshter Circle.

The King'ssDaughtero circle. aux
fiary to the Mondan,s missionary So
cfety Of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church, Friday, June 4. instead
OF Tuesday. June 4. at the residence
OF Mr.. Lloyd p. Souders. The sub
iect will be The Children in the
Midst and Mrs. A. K. Thorn VIII be
the leader.
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To Omen CIub.

The CIarksburg Country Club will
be formally opened Monday. May 81
and a golf tournament viii be one OF
the pleasing features
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Circle Entertained.

Quite a number of the members
of The East End Sewing Circle were
entertained Tuesday evening in the
home of Miss Maud Walsh on jack
son street =. is.5
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Aid SocIety OF the YsehuSch. her
send her name In andsf VIII be done
The women must help to>buiId the
church and there IS need for imme-
date Organization 10 fnrther the good
work begun at the tabernacle
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Parlor Prayer oIeering.

"A very interesting parlor prayer
meeting was held from $50 to 10
o'clock Wednesday morning in the
home of Miss Henderson, led by Mrs.
Thomas VI. Hood
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Meeting Held.

Thursday morning from $50 To-
IA, o,cIock q very Interesting parlor;
nTayer meeting was held In the home
n Nra. S. b. AVIS In the Baker
apartment -
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through thu sPanama canal kso3pinEI
atSan Diego. Los Angeles and san
Franeisco. where dfdshipmens Day
WI be celebrated
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

followed 1reeept1o Etxen
heads Of the school In honor Cine
rTaduates. This was held on the
lawn at the home Of NEr. John
Davis. - -
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Birthday Parfy.

M. and MIS-. August Malfre5eot
very pleasantly entertained from
until S O'clock Tuesday afternoon AZ
their home atNorthrtewin honor OF
the eighth anniyersary OF the birth
of their son. klbert He 1eeetved
many beautiful presents as souvenirs
of the event. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. who was
assisted by Mrs. H. w Ashenfelder
and Miss Leah Caussin
The guests were Miss Nora Skin
ner, OF 4Adauastnn; Master AIbert's
school teacher: oddie Musgraye>
Dorothy Powell. Clara Bourman.
Fetnan Bourman, Morel Crow. Ber-
deem Causin, Jerome Ma1rejeot- and
Albert Malfrejeot- seq
Class Inyitations.
LIMITATIONS reading as follows
have been issued-
The, class OF nineteen hundred and;
fifteen - 80 ~ -
OF Washington-trving High School
requests the honor Of your presence
commencement Exercises
on Thursday evening. June the third
at eight o'clock
High School Auditorium
Clarksburg. W., Va:
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Wedding Invitations

"eoGn& "Skt1I1OnS.
welding Invitations reading as fol-
lows haverbeen received here. ~
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Adams Barnes
requests the honor. OF. your sprese
ence at the marriage, OF
their daughter, r fgscse
Maude Wilson sst.s -.
Mr.. Charles William Voitle
on-Thursday evening. the tenth OF
June. nineteen hundred and
fifteen at eight o'clock
Methodist Episcopal church,
Weston. West Virginia.
AT home after July first
Washington, Pa.
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Closing Program.

&c II CLOSING Program.
The children OF the Salem College
Taining school are now working on
aclosing program TO be presenter
onthes evening Of Wednesday. June 2,
al O'clock The general public Is
invited TO this entertainment Tue
program Is as follows:
Song=.eThe sugar Plum Tree
Words by Field
Grades four and five.
sE6ercsse-Eight Famous Women
Eazhth grade girls assisted by seventh
~ grade.
ssong-Where the Flag is Full OF
stars Van Dyke
I Grades four to eight.
Seng-Y Yankee Doodle ...---.-..a-.
Grades one. two and three
ug..Woodland Echoes .Staane
Grades one to i've.
Songs@rSnow Flake Fairies
Song OF Spring. -Stedlinger
sSoag--.Id little Yellow Dandelion-
T s..t-s-..s--s-s-.- H1ley SSaynsr
Grades one TO three
Rec1tation-"Ch. Dandelion Yellow
Leonard and Myrtle Kelley.
DriH and May Day song .,-.--3---
{ Fifth grade.
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1-isito !, !. 8 .L,ISe CIarISssb,urrl,c

visitors Like C1ar1Ssburg
Mrand Mrs Leroy Myers, OF New
York city are visiting their brother
and sister-inslaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Myers
leroy Myers Is the New York re-
preSenfaftve Of large surety COM
spany. and Is one of the country.s
leading bond men: He is very much
Impressed with C1arksburg and his
one. regret Is that he canpot stay
Longer than Monday. Neyerthe less
his wife viii spend several weeks
here during which time she VIII
be DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained by Mrs
LaEreuce Myers.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
.Interest:nr Meeting.

a VERY interesting parlors prayeS
meeting vas held from $50 to ~ az:
O'clock Friday morning IN the hons
of Mrs Frank WiiiIson In the
apartments and an Interesting tax
was given by the Rev. Charles
Mitchell. rector OF Christ Episcopa1
church. e
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

! It IS hoped that every tennis play
Ter viii take part in the tournament.
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To Initiate

Tau temple No. 169 of the Dramat-
ic order of Knights of Knorassan Will
hold a meeting at 8 o'clock Monday
night in the Pythian building ON
South Third street for initiation and
drills: 80
George Custer, of Monticello Addi-
ton; was business visitor in the
city saturday. ...ssss.
Frank Goodman, OF Pittsburg.
spent SaturdaSSin the city. looking al
ter bushes smatters.
-william Dan1ey. of Gypsy. was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
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( June Meeting. n
The June meeting of the Daniel
DAWSON Chapterscf the Daughters OF
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pleasing flavor.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
EDITORIAL PAGE

Every town has it's arguer who will challenge any statement you may make and prove it's not so.
 Every town has its lOud-mOuth citizen who can't talk without mak- ing a noise like a megaPhone.
 Every town has it's leading citi- zen who heads every committee and always has a seat on the plaform when there is anything going on
 Every town has its nice, speak easy creature, who tries to be popu- lar with everybody and whom mo- body likes.
 Every town has its grouch-face' who is unfailIng confident that the worst is yet to come.
 Every town has it's good women that everybody likes, and its hon est man whose word is as good as his bond.
 Every town has it's group of men who knows that the town is morally the worst in the state. Every town has a man who never wears a collar and a dude who pastes down his hair and sports a pink striped shirt. Every town carries it's own peculiar type of religious crank.
 Every town has it's own partic- ular brand of big fool
 Every town has men that know all about the European war and the government at Washington, but don't know how to make a dollar day.
 Every town has men and women who hata the place and are always wishing they had lived somewhere else.
 In other words, every town is as chock full of human nature as is every other town.
 Why moYe?-Dr. Frank Crane.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
BETRAYAL OF CONFIDENCE

The average man or woman, par ticularly those who have had deal ings with newspaper men talk quite freely to a reporter about the things that aftecr them most intimately. The .ustirctiyely feel, or have learned by experience, that the ma jortry nt reporters will not betray a confidence
 On the other hand, too many men and women in public and vri- yale life fail to fully realize that q reporter of experience knows more about ham, in many instances, than does even a minister, a doctor or a lawyer. They do not know that every newspaper man has greater ia cuiues lc get at the inuermost life Of men and women than has any  other agency
 More good reading is suppressed by newspapers than eyer is pub Iisbed. A man or woman may go wrong and never see his or her name in a newspaper. It is not rha. the editors have any quaIms about publishing the story, if the wrong IS deliberate and continued. But the editors take into cOnsidera- ton many things, the feelings of relatives and children, for instance, innocent folk who might be indel- ib,y branded because Of 2u eTtng husband, son or brother. In other cases there might be indications of repentance on the part of the wroa6 deer, and the story is suppressed.
 Suca stories are known in the newspaper osIce; are discussed by the men in the office. But not ou.e fu a thousand times are such stories repeated out Of the office. Sy fa7 us scandaI-mongjng by re porters and editors is concerned, there is practically none of it.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
Pert Personals.

No sdckler for consistency will pro. test against the happy last act for Clara Morris troubled life drama New York Sun
 Doc" Cooks arrest in Burma as 6 spy may have been staged as proof that he was actually there. - Pitts burgh Dispatch. ' '
 Jane Addams Is only flfty-ave, Bayr a Pittsburgh paper. Nothing that haE ever been printed about Jane probably has annoyed her as much as that-De' trOit Free Press.
 Baroness vOn Rottenthal, famous classic dancer, says that Ty Cobb would make an ideal exponent of the barefoot dance. One distinctly hears the astOnisEcd Ty repeating the first syllable of the baroness name.-Cleve- land Plain Dealer.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
Serial No. es4Sg.
APPLICATION TO NRRR HOME
GTIAD ENTBX
U, & Land ohaioo. Juneau, A9aaRa

GI@AD &GNIEsA
 U. &. Land Otsleo. Juneau, AasEa, asptember 21, a915.
 NOTICE IS HERRBY GIVEN: That John James Rath. WEeg9 post office aaaross D EaaaG, Alaaka, has applied to sltos rAas Bagttoa 22SS et the CgTts8 BGtUt1 q the United States, and oE cha Act oR March Q, 1908, tha rolloWtng dG5- cribed trast OE land Es 6 homestead . situated about one mtt0 HCgterly from HaiRG, AlaG5a; hd1E '. g. Survey 785, and boGilE1Ig d Cor. No. l, from Vhiah E, Q. L. G Nc 578 beaE8 sS0'47E 'Te.Bs cha, baon tical with Cor. { Surrey RJa so5s Cor. No. .. 6. G.ay RSgzBTeD aRd Cor. 4 PCeEbytEhaR MhEoaS tko1Ga along the southoEly Haa 0R SETCP 2O5, W. 90. G5B. @ GOA Nc o thence 2. 2S.1e ShG e CoE. Nc. 30 thence E. 15.42 chs. to Coz. No. 4D thence N. 9011'R. 2g.G8 0dg. aleRg westerly ua0 oE RTasbgtGtWa His sion to Cor. Ne 1, tho sAaeo oa b. ginning, OoRtattn8 t8.7B GI1 Variation 8o'8I'E. LaE. J8'34'A. LOBg. 1S5037'W.
 Any and aT P0rBonB oinSmAaE ad- Versely any portion e3 tha NAgVa de- scribed tract, ara EoGUi-aa e Sila with the Reghtsr aad RNSg8VaE of the U. 6. Lana Ofiloa at juneau their adverse oIaims thEgasainsl under oath, duElEg thR HegE-a Gl publication of thl5 Rots3s e UEthiR thirty dsVB thSEoasteFs aE thaE win be barred bT RroViCIoa Of tao Eiat- ute. JOHN JAsE RAl
 r. Is herasy oTGESa thut AO C0ra going Roica ba VEhkhsa foB thd statutory PeE5Oa in tho ''D2Hg Alas kan," a ngEEgaVeE of E11azaI efrCu- lation printed at BkagWaE
 Date of first qualification, seDtsm- bor 30, 1915. :. Date of Inst publication, Deeen- Der l, 1915. a.
 G.B. WALKER,
 RogBter.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
SOME INTERESTING FACTS
 ABOUT AM TOWN

Arc you mentioned in one Of these paragraphs:
 Every town has one store where the Ioafes coug-egare to regulate the universe.
 Every town has a pOstotfice and a To. of folks who call for mail every day and don't get any. Every town has a horrible eX- ample. He gets drunk, won't work, but his wife supports him and loves him with dog-ltke fidelity uo decent man can ever hope to receive.
 Every town has its own skiaaint who discounts notes, buys up land, dresses like a tramp and won't get h!s wife a stove.
 Every town has a bad boy that all parents hold in horror and all boys love.
 Every town has it's champion liar who lies for practice when he cant find anything else to lie about. Every town has its vicious
  t0ugued woman who makes trouble as the sparks fly upward.
 Every town has it's village athiest
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24

found tu it's pages, and it Is the first authentic report of the dig gipgs that has She approval of the entire population of Brooks and the surrounding country.
 The presswork on the paper was done at the News-Miner office. Whether or not the paper will be published weekly or every two weeks has not been determined as yet. The paper may be purchased at the News-Miner office or from the news dealers around town News-Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
A Poor Judge.

She-I can't understand how Mrs. Binks thinks that hidcous baby of hers is at all good looking. He-That's easy. If you will just remember that Mrs. Binks could make up her mind to marry Binks you will realize that her standards of pulchritude must he fatally dcfective.-Richmond Times Dispatch.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
NEW PAPER MAKES
 ITS APPEARANCE

Fairbanks - This morning, J, Roseburs issued the first edition of The TolCvana P7ospectOr. The new paper will fill a big hole in Brooks where they have every other mod ern convenience but a newspaper
 The first edition is a typical paper A gcod writeup of the new camp IS
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24

.s $. :. # < I. :s 4 < < < ''t '' '' %' % The Alaskan force will cele- *' 2. brate Thanksgiving day by talk * % ing a vacation, and we take *' .S this means of aunOuucng the "' .s fact that there will be no is *
 .. sue of this paper tomorrow. "'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24

To Cure Cold In One Day rake LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE ablets. Stop the Cough and Headache md work of the Cold. Druggists refund money fit fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 2S cents.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
YUM! YUM! YUM!

That's what they all say who have tried the fresh lot of pecan, peanuts and almonds just received by Keller Bros. No husks, all meat. Get a iitney's worth. 11-17-3t.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-24
s.ags q 0hLo. CItv og T0Ielo. ] ..

Lucas County. ~ 9S' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he iS senior partner of the firm Of F. J. Cheney G Co.,. doing business Tn the City Of To- led0. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day Of December, A D. 1S56.
 Seal A W GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mU- Cous surfaces ot the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. Sold by an Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halrs Family Pils for constipation,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-11
CLARENDON TO OPEN
SEASON WITH BUREAU
Have Fast Team and Fans
Are Giving Club Good
Support.

Clarendon. Va. April l0-As the open
Ing of tho local baseball season ap-
proaches the interest in the game appears
to increase. and il is difficult to get the
residents of the town to discuss any
other tonic. Clarendon for several years
past has had a frst-class team. but
he will introduce to the local fans will
sUrpass all previous ones.
The signing of ]. Murphy. the Washing
ton intielder: Rucker. the Alexandria
County pitcher. whose friends claim he
belongs in class IA lea que: Boswell
another pitcher of conSiderab BILE ability
and tho return of practically the entire
last years team is responsible for the
confidence shown
The team representing the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing Treasury League
has been secured as the attraction for
the opening home game on April %
and Manager Malone is leaving no stone
unturned to make this the stellar attrac-
ton in the athletic history of Clarendon
The Grotto and Clarendon bands are
expected TO he on hand to furnish the
music. and the Virginia Auto Service
to the field for the accommodation of
tho crowd.
The baseball association has elected to
honorary membership Senators Swanson
and Martin. Representative Carlin State
Senator Thornton. Secretaries BRYAN. Nc
AdOo. Daniels. and Garrison, the sport
ing editors OF the Washington newspa pers
and others.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-11

don, England. Duchesne halls from
FAN River. Mass. and is now in the
middle weight class. weighing in a, I5s
pounds.
Joe Turner will arrive back in Wash
lngton Tuesday night. having advised
Manager Peck by wire.
heavy purse has been posted with
local sporting editor. winner to take
all, best two in three falls.
Manager EeCk has received number
OF challenges from different grapplers
throughout the country to meet Joe.
Their names will he made public later.
Seats are now selling and capacity
business is anticipated for Wednesday
night.
Manager George Peck at the Gayety
this season has provided some excel
lent sport for lovers of wrestling. This
playhouse is always crowded to the
doors every Wednesday night The
audience is mainly composed Of we'll
known local business men and mer-
chants, who patronize the matches be-
cause they enjoy clean sport.
Mr.. Peck is in COmmuniCa ton with
Mike YOkel. the grappler who defeated
Joe Turner in Salt Lake City two years
ago. and expects to have Yokel here to
meet the local champion some time
during the latter part of the month.