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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16
MOUNT CLARE
MURNURINGS
Events of the Community Are
Set Down by a Telegram
Correspondent. )

MT. CLARE. June lG.-Professor
and the Rev. FlOris DAWSON, OF Lost
| Creek, hlled the pulpit here for the
/ Rey. II. Is. Workman Of the Meth
odibt Episcopal church sunday even
I ing. Many people here are pleased
/ to learn that the board Of education
for Grant district has employed him
as principal Of our graded schools for
tho fall and winter term.
owing TO som" Dissatisfaction
among both pupils and tax payers OF
this vicinity over the action OF the
board in refusing transportation to
pupils living ut distance from the
school. together with the very short
hours of instruction given last
winter. there ~ some talk OF ciTculut-
Ing II petition to tho board. asking
that they submit to the voters Of
Grant district ~ the fall election the
question Of disseminating the high
school for an indefinite period.
The Rev T.. G. Vincent had the
misfortune TO lose very fine driv-
Ing horse on last Tuesday morning.
| with two other horses that were
/ running in field adjacent 10 tho rail
road and traction line. and in some
way the bars were thrown down some
| time Monday night. and they came
out upon the tracks. and in attempt
ing to pass over the creek on Il tres
tie near Alpha stop. the horse was
caught between the ties. and some
OF its legs wor" broken md 30 bad
ly lacerated. that II had to be killed
to end its suffering. The other horses
and two cows that came out of the
! field were uniujurcd.
Several persons from Clarksburg
came up Tuesday and Wednesday to
call on Mr.. and Mrs W VI. Morris.
both OF whom have been on the sick
list for some time. They are both
able To b" up "a good portion OF the
time. but not able to b" out.
The auto fever has become cpl
/ demic in this vicinity, although we
have very little OF public roads that
are NJ to drive buggy over. no less
than fourteen machines have been
bought within radius of one mile
from the Baltimore and Ohio depot.
! suppose they will be- content with
''watChful waiting" for the roads to
get smooth. though some OF them can
b" seen humping over the rough
roads as they are.
Many Mt Clare people were
shocked late Wednesday evening to
learn of the death OF Miss Olive Ma
lone who died in Clarksburg hos
pital after undergoing an operation
for appendicitis Miss Malone was
the popular daughter Of Mr.. Ward
Malone who was formerly mine
! foreman and lived several years a
resident OF our town. and tho family
have the sympathy OF many admirinr
| friends here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16

NEW YORK. June lG one of the
wicrdcst banqucts ever given in New
York was held at the McAlpin the
other might by the Society Of Amcri-
can MagiCidus. One hundred OF the
foremost nrcstidigitatours were there
including Houdiui who inhaled soup
without the aid OF a syphon
There were live Poul.ts de Phila-
delpEia in some the casEcrolcs but the
chef refused to believe it even when
he brought q wcIl-truss.d fowl roast
ed TO a turn in covered dish and
found 1t alive and full-fcathcred
when he opened il. He turned pale
and disappeared in the freight clc-
yatOT.
Madame Herman put the reverse
English on the Justly celebrated Bib
Heal miracle OF turning water into
win" by transforming all the dry
Martins served to her neiChbOrs into
cold tea. One man dcvourcd six lady
fingers and then found them all in
his vest pocket without any marks Of
mastiCatiOn.
A very large red. and therefore.
boiled lobster jumped off an iced plat
l'i anu IHtu over u vase OF flowers
before the scTvitors could arrest him
and large live garter snake was
seen in President Richard Van Dicn's
salad long before any liquor had been
served to him.
Champagne bottles popped gaily.
but refused to disgorEc thcir spark
ling liquids when Tilted over glasses
And then when the guests started TO
20. house detectives were called I'm
and asked TO search them. They did
and every one present had dozens %,
knives. spoons and forks hidden on
them to their utter amazcment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16

Pavlowa, 1.opokova. Chalif. NIjInsky
and other stars NJ the classical dance
are being sought by group ~ New
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16

Canary birds came originally from
the Canary Islands and were not yell
low. but olive green.
II has been demonstrated that n
wei lconstructed brick house will out
last one Of granite.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16

The bold literary thief who main
stakingly condensed Frank Norris :
Blk into short story and sold II to
the Atlantic Monthly has been victim
izing editors here for some time and
getting away with IT, Peculiarly he
has written several short stories under
his own name tina, were original
But for plagiarism purposes he used
a fake name. The fac; that "BIIy"
even in bastard form was nut over
In the Atlantic is considered quite n
hopeful sign for their idea Of realism
has usually consisted Of bleak New
England family doing nothing Of any
Importance with much literary skin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16
CEMENT BLOCKS

Lime. plaster. cement, sand. sewer
pipe. etc. Prices right quality and
service. our speciality. Both phones.
q. NJ. WEST. Feed Supply Store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-16
HELLO HoYS!

Let's 20 down to sEnirny's Rostaur,
ant. West Pike street aud get good
tish dinner,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
Pe6e o vale6ne zajatoe,

Amsterdam, q, duhna, Pres
Ia. b. obdasnd yyskytuil Sc poy6stl
H. vllrtui zaialet trpl hladNnu MT
~ h}li rrtrno ~ Iak y trmirh
spoieneu, TAX / y tcmirh teutm
IL {eh .le q yalo6ud bahtre dohfe
petnvano u muii loNlatek lidla
Ialalrl Y Nameeku nuloslnvail st.
ce lidla tolik, 90 yamt by Vi prall
ale pfeee ienom doatl. ahy nebH
dovtll Masa dostdyaii ycltee ma
10 Rnsovt poskytuil syFm vhlee'
nfm saiatcAm vice maaa, Rusa,d
nnskttuii svt1N saialeum slrinol
potrasu iako SWIM yoiakum Mem
- rstult q sye talatee ttdetl6lt
ale no tak hakayt jaka Rusoyt.
falalpi , llakoustu take nclrpl nes
dnatalktm liia. Nemneko snasl
- taialgn pine yyubttkoyati h rra
ri 4 tem9tltIslNi a pfl slayeni gesl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
Neni finanoni unie mezi Rakou.
akem u Nemeekem,

Curyoh, 2. duhna, Vyledma'
vaui mrsl Rakuuskem u Meme
,kem q ltatbisi polItiekm a hespo'
dafskou iesluotu ide ku pfedn je'
uom pomalu N5kolik konferenri
hlln kauAuo y llerltut, Nhml, liu
dapestt, nraf,Iaupeh, MuichoNa .
pufc, ale deGtnitIynlgh vlsledkn
,lapllcuu uuhtln Tpint lNto matt
ueiruum ytAiemnt Il odp0ruilel
sainy, ale int rfekAAky s,ayi ~
v ersln takovt unll l,akmAko q
l'herskn mai spnletns sahrauieni
sAimH a sneletnou aruAtu, ale u
nah isou u,l sphe neAayislymi, u
hfl upsaahlsAl plne - shlltenlm,
Jake nfeie i Nsmeeku, nehot sldl
y nam ohraApnl svsrh ylas,nlch "a
imn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
HLFDANI POKLADU
MA DNE MORSKEM.
Po valce yelk6 mnozstW potapech
pujde ku dnu morskemu, ably
patralo po pokladech.

AmatorOdam =. dubun, -~- PO
norky V pi1tonnt ~1Icr zDidlfy
yoIk% nD0HHyi lodi u possibly je h
dnl mofsIlfmu. NV miIIiony moi
nnItz1 ~ uyui Ua dI6 mOfskfm
NyskytIa " G0slO othzkn; Jak IA
IOHruO budr y tfmIiO pOtOpon}m
Iodttni nicIll unIrzh 10 t0kOyi
bohntsiyi2 Jr mnld uadfjc, ~ IO
III, kior@ ye2Iy ucjYttM bohatslW
budou kdykoIiy naIczcny na dnl
morak"m, IJrsltania, ku piikIudu
pokIcsIn pfiIis hIuboko u poi1ptt
uemiIzo j dostiInollti. Vttsina
yeIk}ch lodi, potopcnFch Y pr.
TONNE vhIpc, kIcsIa ku duu NOR.
skbtnu miBlcch, kdc more jc pri.
li8 hIubokh. Take Aucona sotya
kdY bldc dOsti&rna pOthptGl Ale
jeji Vypdtrdui byIo by ycIico Vs.
uosnG, nobof yr2la HIai{ch prlltlI Y
cent $500, ,OOO, AuQIlrkd yldda V
pr6bdhu ydIky u"IAmc ri hIayu
probltmrm ZnchraloVnclm. Je II.
lr jiato, " 20 YaIcr budOu u6lut.
nY p0kuNy o ZacbrAntui ne Jccnnfj
4iph lodi irI gtuIr sc obGtml uf-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
Rocky primo prednaAi aaloby
proti apoienonm,

l,oudtu = duhua, Reek}
priur NtbuIas y ptiplau lorlu
llurnhamovI bada. ahy spoioncl i
Reekpu, lupe sanItdaelt. Iroblasu.
H.. Ep uaaipdkpm ohmeteni namof
ulho ohehnlu semt trpi uedoalai
krm polrattn ud q dohy, co ten
lonskt pmafkt ahleylly So y Nite.
dptemuim unil NyNkSloNalt 81 pa.
ttalL 5r nto pouurkN mali aaklad
nl pft feekem puhfetl Alu lakoNt
rttlhotiaa insult spraNNt lonpr
kt n7n pFt mtlY splsf takladn, y
Emrlt a frlpolku nehot hNlu
praba hpn Aratnyt v ehau
ltetta Fmigh h,li sasahpul fhra
utml Il sllslltem trutansbital po
nnfbaml ReknN5 p llumNsleii A.
se inn hlRdi i ladail aht spulun
IA mlfulll Yulr aIau0,iska i lflu
trmi 4 ioptili irii uheho'lu sier
tplnesll
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
rslrosi iadustrie poskozena
yalkau,

l.nmlfu, =. ,hima lnlnt ina 4
,intnln pslrusu, naltaaiietgh ~ pei
aahAigui rNrapska valky y iikul 4
Irirr, sahNnula uaslpdken media
alatku patra,N pfhlteAl dle pro
hlaseul leWh RlchhFdsona, klrr>
slasluil Altan skr0 poaemk0 q mel
vslkt muotslsi ltehtu plakn, pfu
hla Il tp yelsiua pAlrosa hyla Rru
pnslena na sNabo,lu popdsadl ~
ntreth nehyla iadnb poplaYka =
iriiph yNdrAayAni yyaaAala ii vel.
keho nAtlaan
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12

5I0 E UzaYtrnl pl1nu IN proudsIc.
doYdDi Why NzduohopIyT byIn
yybotMUn prac" tax dobrl, ~ jon
JodofkoyG Ofrk6VdUy dnIM pOuIy
tato IuHbY AGkollv ~ UzuAyd, ~
a"ropImy, H"rr unI|zaji n" Y"
sIuzbh"t amcrl"khbo yojsIfH. ne.
jsoi nclIppsiml, pt"rr p@ 4 nicb,
l0k zprdyy pcncrhIn pcrsbluQa IA.
znDduji, konuji dobrou prloi jnk
y(Zy6duoI, talk V doU6srni d'pr.
w. Proatrrdnlctyjm lfrhtO WIu.
"bopnyr0 byIo 0uoIUdtIo genera
~ P"reIlnnoyi, aby unj@znI W Y"
sp0j"oj plrduinni oddjIy lizdy
NJ pa*o, 1'rH" .. dubna Pro
naaIodoyHDi Ejlly byIo t@l0dr IN.
haymto die proII6sruI U@mfn@ho
N" murmok tm d0nojniItru, klrr}
Iaujitu1 zodpoyfdH| postnycul .-~
D0Hojuik tnnto prohIGsjI, ~ jr Nc.
moznoatt pro qrDortIa p"rsbinRu,
ably a y0jsItctn, Hor| naI|z6 ~ pod
jrI0 y"Icnitu. nohI udrzoYatl ko.
mluiknrd llulr 300 M 500 mil
dIod% II ptl tom pokraGoyatj Y
proua4Ipdoydni Why, kdYby bylo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
Nov ODDLY AMER. vOjSKA PO-
SlLANY JSOU I COLUMBUS zAVY-
PRAv0U PERSHINCOvOU Y MEXIKU
carranzoyy autoriy nabdy peybngo uayan eefonnich
gafnicb in Baker prohl aSuje, ze neni zcea zadnych
pf6n odyoani Testne yyprayy Mozika,
JEJl OKOL NEMOzE BYTI pOW1OvAN IA SKONCEN
PronAsedovan Willy bylo docasn6 zaaveno Aadn dhgtonk
oznamue ze neni mono prodouziu konunikaGni linie
Reservy jsou rychle oslhny do Fort Bliss.


VI roso. l'k" =. o''b''o' .-' W.
l'"a' k'"fy prlJ"I sem hi''H ..
InmD"S, o]nal"'l, ~ HnI" Y'j"'NE'
"ddIIy Jso'I p"7llahf Il" M"HjkA \"
ZhkIadh} a'o"r'"h"l7 F'JSF" '"E
ry''Il", Jak ih'/I'o j" 'Ih'rh lf"''''
poria"' " YyprhY"h''n Nv" bnl"l'
IIohy pe"h"i} byiy poSInDy \ F"rl
BlISS dI"s Y'r"r blh"W 'Y"rI'I
r"""rYu 1rhhI. kt"r" kazh"ho |r'"-
ro phir6IlIJI hIaFIn ul''r /0"' 70
II'"hI U"dmr ProhIhH'ij', 4" q" -.
bhVaJI 0"*n"/I aI"h'EI"| V ~"
r"z,
JHo'I Zd' po'I'oFhI'P oVAVY pre-"
"IhuoSii JlSt"ho p"ri" NiIIls'I
rj"nh pr"''oIp'fI'F' l'E'' Y M'.
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hhdeJI. Y" pohhrl - J''o Vy'ol",'
poySlanL JlIarr/ j. pm podlVI'F'H
poYeStl h"prht"ISkr poVah} "Pr"'
% Y"Ikych VItezHt'Ich, kicf' lI"d IT.
m"ri"kym' YoJhky dohYl wa
Carranzoyl 1rednlel konajl VS"' 80
Jc Y JeJlch SIlaeh, aby pol'acll} ~
to povestL AneriH' 'IPrcb''ol
Mcxlka heprkladaji mnoho VirE
rozsItoyahyin iIstorkhm' 10 90
sved@'Je Sk''terlIost' :" ml'o|l 80
~ vra'Ili DO starFeh SVfcn Dyu''H'
n JIM chystaJl 4" tax lellItL iva
AmcrIcaiie' htrfi op''hlI'' N'H'ho
po maSsakru Y santa ; "ap',, w"
I'll 10 dneS do '1h'il''a'''' M'"'"'
ProhIdSIIl' ze A''''ac' Sl"r h""' o'|
n"b"zp"rl, ale prrrr n'ol 'aE , nr"
zYou, ab} odYrhiIin J" oo pr,I'''|''
nj X JIrI zaIr|Iiohtrm M'S'No'
ShI' Antonio 'eh" y, "'''''"'
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praY0u M"%iIt1 IaIlIh''"" p|l"
nabldkon dr Inho VIhhy F'''rrn''
PrrshingoYI, ably nHIFal m'h''h|'"
trlcGralhleh irleioIillI'l' ''''''
Nabidka into b}la 'lr'''el'" '/"n' la
choplavcIm, hrfi I'flny'' 90 '. ~
hnahna v mIniIl'1n tyn''''' Il "|'"
oznhmcna dnes genera''m r'rh'''
ingcm generaln fnl's'ol'"Fh N|"'''
choplaveI oznamill' ~ hy'o y NUM-
Iaskavt jednano e'neralc"' "",''r
rczem, velIt'leh ' 'nl0'""'"
kdyz bylo s']nano' ~ pr'"l' ~ ="
telsk}m poAlanlm' acNo''' p'''
tin, neh lllSi6na byln talo 7N"'''
most, nebolik kameho of'o u" }"
yrlcno a ledna ah"h" of' '""f Wy
~ po nieh Eypal"I}. N'H'" "'' pr
rom ncbyl rantn'
General PernhInH "''0'"'', S., ~ '''
go potfeh hylo zabotipen" 0'"o
ahua ~ nfhFlo lhofho uS'''"'
uali neoehotn lhtoTe p"'''"l ""
dntt NedosiHlek taNoh v '''"'"
state ale nelnil nemotl'oa'l 1''h"''
hoslalek potieh, ftlionln' l'mn' /
ycni ptcdnieh amerIekteh ooa''"
urlplo utramehnp nif FeHlo ", f'"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
X EADcHAZEJfCiM
pRIMARNfM yOLHAM

IctO6nl prindrHi yOlby jsou yc-
lipr ddIcHitf, p0nhy1dE pfcdcbazeji
yOjbG prrstdeutskf prOiO nemflO
by b}li jodmfbo @csk@bo yoIide,
| Ncr} by ~ UpjI OpOmcnnl s1fasi.
mil ~ y}bGru vhodn}ch kaDdi.
dalD pro r02nf 6tady zhIeM prayh
loIik joko Hn prayidelnFch vol
Ibarh u 4 lobo d0vOdu ucIz" y}z-
nam prjmlrnlrb yoI"b podcrdoyn-
III prlmGrui yoIby kOUaji ~ 4.
,o5,L ,uioo 5oyu nm nto, rs,oni a
ioI,o,ii.loh Londid6,ooh q y 10.
IoI, onnsoh;po.G + gos,6ylni 6Eo.
u, y ktorh 90 ucbl2e{
Lmo6nih0 roEu V r02n}rh okrc-
sich urhazcjj y" o d1y6ru y0liGu
tok@ kandid1ti |cSti, kt"T snaAl
W. dos1Inouti uominaci jok do L.
radn oItrrsnirh, TAX ! st6tnich, Ma
me muozHvi fcskFrb kandidattl
no 6fadu 0krcsuIrh DO stdtni III.
konod1rny. TtmtO prcdcVSlm me-
10 by 81 dostuti yydatnG podpory
Gcsk}rh voIi@1, tax ably ciIc sytho
dognhIi. Me nam ucpom0zc nafi-
kAuf, " urjsmc Y poIitioc zastou-
pcui TAX, iak byrhom zasIonpcnl
v" ",',' '''''"' n" ''''' ~ ''''
'h""mr.II aby doSlaIo 80 nam
pI"'l'' |'S'o'lP''' W. !'''?'Se"
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. ,o;;,h snnyo no nhIo5itGm 90 u.
nIntu6ui Kozd( GcskT voliG pre-.
IcvSim mel by pamatovatl ma svt
krujany u odcyzdati V jcjlch pro-
speech sv1i bias v primArnich vol
bach. Jcnom naSi pomoci dosah-
pou nominacc, kcrou ziskati ii
Dfcji Nikdo ncmtl by Sc vymIou-
vati, zc svym hIasrm voIbu rozho-
dovati ncmuzc. Casio jcdcn HAS
'ozhodujc yolbu. kdyby takovych
'iknav}ch byIo mnoho, mohla by
90 pokaziti nadtjr krajana IA Vi
lfzstvi
,,-.l. a.h.
"' ''"''' "'''''"' WV '",' ~
40 nhfoo''' reP"o''N"'''N' No'''''''
cr nchh2i We pan Naclav Bnrcs,
dobrc 30 ccIG Nobrascc znAmy
1louholot| yydayatcl Gcsk ych IL
,a n.o1sola ,,,,,,yotol.kG .no,e6.
'' y - ., ..a,,, ,o4
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Y" SN%'h 'lS'rcn ! "'oO''' Po"Po'o'
|nI '"Sk" ka''u''n'F ii S''"%l' S' ~
seen SVH'h 81 '|ay' "oy ''eh''''
doSIhI" So P' ''FrJ''''l' "'V"'' Va
Noy'h" %oSlo''pr''l' JAKE Jun p"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
Plukoynik Dodd.

Washington, y, e.. q. dubna -
rmkoynlk George \. Dodd, ichol
iizdn yyznHmruala So prVllm II
tkdni y mcXlck{mi bandlty ma p0.
d6 mcxlckt, je 81 roku star{, ale
pres to povnaovan .ie doaud "a jed.
n0ho ucisehopn6jslrh d0st0lnl.
kn Y americltt ulmhde Dodd na
sche n6kollkrate upohurnll nj
mlosll u \ lclrch deya,lcshtyrh
pronaslrdoWl mcXicke Fexasany
nR pudt, ktcr0u uyni prollhdl \ ee
lo syc slateent lizdy, lako holo.
ynik ludianN ukalal ueobytrj
uu stalrtnusl llnhr0u strhtrpll "a
hWutl mnnhNm massukrum, \ rrt
lomna Rampant sunsI se nkd vSe
nntu9 tuhrduilt fhytetntm ttra
tam, Le llsto, ~ phi meNcke
Rampant osvtdtl 81 tak jake osved,
"a ~ y miuulosll I syeho mu}r
silva ir yclicr ohlihens Ila se hytl
pnyuhl drsut, ale j. prastm uleem
syfrh yoiaku, klefl a lrl pro ieho
osolni staletuosl seliep vabL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12

thmaha a nknli tetne
Nebraska NArobegue peknf \
pnndsli q v ulerl teplaii " ft
ehodni easii , pondali,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-04-12
oernooh lyneeyan

laWluu. ukla. ., duhua tarl
dudley trmnph, hyl vttaben yt.
arni tmuanrhp okreAn fastupgm
an0 nemaskayanteh mn1n q saAlte
leu na uadvcfi v3spni, trruoeh
h,l atten den pfed tim pre- 20
slmlpni pelieistN lIayese, klert ~,
tlkal iei pro iaktsi rtestupek
llayps temrel dues fann, Neali eer
uorh hyl tasltelpn. hyl pflsAaan h
mtnmohiln slatru skrte uliee
mtAla
The Washington times., 1916-08-11
.P0L|CEMEN'S MEET
EVENTS ANNOUNCED
Gold, Silver, and Bronze Med.
ais will Be Awarded to Win.
ners in Contests.

The list OF events for the first annual
carnival and field day of the Washing
ton Police Department, made public by
Major Pullman today. indicates that
the affair will be one Of the most In
teresting athletic meets ever held in the
District.
Plans for the meet. which Is to be
held September lG. were completed at
a joint meeting OF members Of the
various trade bodies and officials of the
Police Department In the rooms of the
BOARD Of Trade Yesterday. Odell g..
Smith, chairman of the citizens COM
mittee on arrangements presided.
At yesterdays meeting II was decided
to have three medals-gold, silver and
bronze-for each event. and two
trophies. one Tor the best individual
athlete and the other for the best team
OF men from a precinct,
Major Pullman received a letter today
from Frederick j, Rice. president of
the Columbia Heights. Citizens' Associa-
tion. approving the plan for an annual
field day and Offering the services of
the members of the association to help
make II a success.
1t Is expected a number of other asso-
Citations will take similar action.
The Washington times., 1916-08-11
JAMES HUGHES HAS
SECTION B SERIES
viii Umpire In Opening Clash
of the Post.Season Games
Tomorrow.

jones Y. Hughes. known as Shorty"
Hughes to the amateur baseball rublic.
has been appointed umpire for the f,rst
three games OF the section b series by
President Robert II. Young. OF the anna
teur association.
Save for the appointment Of other
umpires. all details Of the post-season
series. which starts tomorrow. are COM
plcted today. Tonight's session Of the
amateur association will probably bring
up the Potomac League question as to
the Steel Plant -Machinists controversy.
Tomorrow the first of the title games
will be on tap. the Treasury team facing
the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.. win.
ner, the Southern Auditors. on the Ter.
minai Railroad diamond at Union Sta
ton.
This battle Is the opener In section b.
The other team to compete for honor'
Is Keller, OF the East Washington Sun
day School League. which Is down for q
gamr on Monday with the Treasury
nine. winner Of the Government League
| pennant.
The w. B. and A. baseball team makes
SIC first appearance In this city sua'
The Washington times., 1916-08-11

row as follows: Racquet VS.. Bureau
OF Standards. Petworth VS.. Holmead.
Home Club vs.. Euclid. and Princeton
vs.. Argyle.
That followers OF tennis here would
welcome a chance to see the national
doubles champions In action against the
without saving. The fact that the Mid
die States champions are unable to 90
to the sectional tryouts robs them Of
chance to see what they can do against
the class OF the country.
Breck knows the Pacific coast PLAYERS
well. having played there for several
years. When their labors at Longwood
and the West Side courts are through.
ea 'Gnss Seae sae. mx es Se eosmo
Country Club. Needless to add. the
Columbia gallery would be full to over
flowing.
bia tournament within the next week.
according to A. Y. Leech. tr.. chairman
Of the tennis. committee. The anair is
to he a purely local tennis tournament.
no outsiders being invited as In the an
nual spring tourney.
Announcement is made in Baltimore
papers today that Harold +. Selden,
District Junior tennis champion. would
face Walter. Allen. the Baltimore title
holder in the elimination sets which
would determine a winner to be sent
10 Longwood for the national junior
champ ionship. Selden is in Palatka,
Fla, at present and, of course. will
oc unable to play the Baltimorean.
Selden's name was sent in as the
winner of the District event and was
probably included by the Baltimore
men IN staging their trials. The
Princeton Club under whose auspices
the District tournament was held is
not member Of the National Lawn
Tennis Association and IL was thought
that Sclden would be Ineligible 20
compete for the Middle Atlantic title
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Will Play All Contests
On Monument Grounds

Al Washington amateur baseball
league games will be played on the
Monument Lot in future and urnpires
will be appo nted by President Harry
Late to handle all contests. At a meet
ing held last night the protest In the
Manhattan -Truxton game was In favor
of the Truxton A.. c. The Office OF
Public Buildings and Grounds has ex-
tended every help and means possible to
further the success of the circuit. Man
haitian and Belvederes will play Tuesday
instead of today. as scheduled.
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Meets TUESDAY,.

An important meeting has been set for
Tuesday night by President Ernst, OF
the Capital City Amateur League. Yes
terday's Oriole-Dixie contest was for
feited to Dixie. Nationals and Sham
rocks play at Fifth and Florida avenue
northeast today.
The Washington times., 1916-08-11
By Goldberg

the northern Virginia amateur series.
II is understood. One or two managers
arc not satisfied with the rosters pre-
sented bv some OF the teams. 1t is re-
ported. and intend taking the matter
up with the powers that be.
Southern Auditors defeated the fast
Palais Royal team yesterday by q
score Of to /. Hutchinson. the Aud
itors' twirler. held the clerks to one
lone tally. while Barrett allowed the
winners but three safeties and as many
runs.
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The Departmental League tennis play
ers meet the Dumbarton Club plavers
at Dumbarton tomorrow In the wash
ington Tennis Association matches.
while the Columbia Country Club men
engage the Chevy Chase PLAYERS at
Chew Chase. The FULL strength Of all
teams is expected to be put into action.
Suburban League PLAYERS meet tomor-
The Washington times., 1916-08-11
Mark De Grange Gets
Position at Rutgers
Former Tech Athlete and Coach of Central Basket
ball Team Last Year Will Assist Preparatory
School Boy Teams at New Brunswick.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Mark De Grange, Central High School
basketball coach Of last season. and
for the past three years physical direc-
tor Of the Epiphany Church gym. has
accepted a position at Rutgers Prep.
New Brunswick. y. j., and Is leaving
the city shortly to complete a course
in training in the Columbia University
summer school.
Tech had enlisted the services of De
Grange for the basketball team this
winter, II is understood. In the past
three years De Grange has turned out
some exceptionally good athletes at
Epiphany, and has had unusually Sood
basketball teams. He will assist Ralph
Goes, the old Syracuse University atm
lcte and head coach at Rutgers Prep.
In addition to coaching De Grange has
Y. NJ. C. A. and in the various camps
for youngsters He has been success
full in all branches OF work. and can De
expected to continue his endoavors with
the best wishes Of host OF followers
here.
Two battles for first and last p!acO
are going on today in the Departmental
League. War. at present in the lead
for the title, is meeting Interstate. and
must take all five of the engagements
to land the flag. A single defeat for the
War players VIII land them In tie with
the Navy.
Az $40 p. m. the last three teams OK
Wax and Interstate viii play on the
municipal courts, while the first ana
second teams will play at Columbia
Country Club at $50. Bethel and Gore
and Ioyle and Cash. of War and In
terstate. are expected to furnish the
feature match Of the day.
Government Printing Office and POST
office are down for the engagement
which will settle the cellar champion
ship. Postoftice has yet to meet the
Navy, and Is not expected to take q
match in this engagement. Three out OF
five matches for either team will place
the other in the lowest position.
Agriculture took four out Of five ves-
terday, one team defaultlng to Labor
State. The standing Of the league is as
teI