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Evening journal., 1914-02-16
written for the United Press.

power to act for the league and base
ball politicians are now waiting for
the next step he will take
President Ebbets is now willing to
carefully lock the stable-door after
the horse is gone In Brooklyn. He
said today that the Newark club Of
the international League would prob
ably be transferred 10 Brooklyn.
where It would play conflicting dates
With the Federals. II was reported
today the Federals would endeavor
TO get Jake Stahl. former magnate
OF the Boston Red Sox, to lead their
Brooklyn team. Jake announced
that he was through with baseball,
but the Federals believe they can
show him enough money to lure him
from behind the counter In the Chi
cago bank.
The deal whereby Johnny Evers
went TO Boston IS closed to the ex-
tent that Evcrs will go to Chicago this
week, pack his household goods and
move bag and baggage and Hub Per-
due and Bill Sweeney are ready TO
report 90 the training camp Of the
Braves at Hot Springs. Murphy de-
liborateiy ignored the decision OF the
board OF directors Of his league by
wiring Sweeney to report to the Cubs.
Perdue left his home yesterday. how
ever. to join the Boston team, and
Sweeney will soon follow him
Reports from Gettysburg. Pa, de-
clare Eddie Plank has returned his
contract to Connie Mack unsigned and
insists that he Is through with base
ball. Plank had no complaint to
make on the salary offered. accord
ing TO the Gettysburg story. but de-
clared he wants 10 retire before he
can be classed as "a elias BEEN"
There Is $4,000 IN the Federal
League for a manager of the Brook
lyn club Before leaving Cleveland
for Chicago late last night, President
Gilmore said:
"1 carry $4,000 check IN my
pocket from r. ID. Ward, who is
backing the Brooklyn club for some
Brooklyn manager, not yet selected
Dopesters were trying to figure
out today what was meant by q
lengthy conference here between Gill
more and President c. w. somers, OF
the Maps and officials Of the Toledo
A. A. Club All concerned declined
to talk.
A transfer to Cleveland of the
Buffalo Federal League franchise
looked like a definite possibility to-
day. NJ +. Bramley, local capitalist.
declared today no announcement
would probably be made for several
days. Bramley and others confer
red az length yesterday with Presi-
dent Gilmore Of the Federals, and
took the Federal head TO look over a
site Bramley had optioned for base
bali park.
Gilmore left Cleveland for Chicago
after the conference.
It was reported IN Boston today
that the Federals have approached
Iris Speaker, Red Sox slugger while
he Is in Europe with the world-slug-
gers and made the outnelder a
tempting offer.
Another baseball rumor was that
Captain Sweeney, OF the Braves, will
he sold to the Philadelphia Nationals,
to play second base in the place Of
Otto Knabe.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
BAKER ATHLETIC INSTRUCTOR.

Knockout Harry Baker, the VIII
mington fighter. has been elected
physical director Of the Christiana
Athletic Club and will have COM
plete charge of the athletic contests
OF that organization.
Baker has arranged TO meet five
of the cleverest members OF the
Christiana Club in two rounds on the
evening OF February p. The men
selected TO meet Baker are George
Coutts, Stanley Plastic, Johnny"
Smith. Jimmy" Taylor, the Young
"Jim" Thorp. Of Delaware and Frank
stroman, the light-heavy weight OF
Delaware.
In the latter part OF March Baker
expects a 10-round bout with George
Chip, OF New York.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
WOMEN GUNNERS
TO ARRANGE DANCE

Invitations are out for the first
annual dance of the Nemours Trap
shooting Club in the Dupont audi
torium, Saturday evening, February
.21.
This dance is being given to raise
money for an aggressive membership
campaign. The local "Dianas Of
the Trap" have determined to make
this club-the first women's trap
shooting club in the world-a credit
to Wilmington and an inspiration for
similar organizations being formed
IN other cities.
Morgan's orchestra will furnish m
to-date music.
The committee of ARRANGEMENTS is
as follows: Mrs. W. A. Joslyn. chair
man; Mrs. Il. W. Wilson, Miss Alice
ll. Riley.
The reception committee Is as fol-
lows; Miss Harriet d. Hammond.
Miss Margaret r. Woodman. Miss
Clara Bingham, Mrs. Harry White,
Miss Maude Y. Moody, Miss Bessie
V. Carson, Miss Marie V. Lannan.
Mrs. d. r. Rutter, Mrs. Harry Pretty
man, Mrs. L. Il Riley, Miss ]. H.
Duncan and Miss Constance d.
Wynands.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
ALL THINGS SHALLPASSAWAYI

Where are the SHOWS Of yester-
year?" Where are the Cubs of yes
terday? Thus have the champions
Of 1906 departed like the morning
dew:
Reulbach: Now with Brooklyn.
Brown; Nov managing st. Louis
Federals.
Overall: At home in California.
Pfiester: Retired.
Lundgren: Retired.
King: Retired.
Moran: Coaching the Philadelphia
Nationals.
Chance: Managing the New York
IIighlanders.
Evers: Just fired by Murphy.
Steinfeldt Retired.
Tinker: Managing Chicago Fed
erals.
sheckard: Probable minor league
manager.
Slagle; Retired.
Holman: st. Louis Nationals
Schultz: The last Of the Mohi-
Cubs.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
Field Foul Total
Goals Goals Points
MEMS CLASS GROWS.

At the meeting of the mems class
OF Delaware Avenue Baptist Sunday
school yesterday there were So members
present, which is the largest number
that has been present at any of the
previous meetings.
"Jesus at Breakfast Banquet" was
the subject OF the lesson. 4. Ross Farra
was the teacher. Two members OF the
class have Joined the church since Janu-
AIRY /. 1914
The second monthly business and so
cial meeting OF the class will be held
next Friday evening, in the primary
room of the church when constitu-
tion and bylaws viii be adopted.
At the close OF the business meeting
Judge James w. Lsttomus win make
Ia few remarks. A social time with mu-
SIC and recitations viii be held and re-
freshments win be served.
At The January meeting there we're 10
men present aud the class is trying 50
sseurs ths attendance ~ ~ lease 70
man for ths asxt Frday nsstiz1'
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
MACK WISHES
PLANK LUCK
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. l6.--"I
think Plank win be with us when we
start for Jacksonville" said Connie
Mack today in referring to the mound
artists refusal to sign q contract. III
he decides TO quit the Athletics then I
wish him the best of luck in the world.
! haven't word to say against him."
Mack has intimated, however, that he
will not plead with Plank no matter
how much nc wants him. The contract
is here ready to be signed and the move
IS mp TO Plank. 1t is not known that
the Federals have approached Plans
and il is thought his ardent love Of the
game with his fondness for Philadelphia
and the rest of the team will finally
bring him back.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
FIRE COMPANY INsPEcrIoN

Members Of the fire committee of City
Council and the representatives of the
press viii make the semi-annual tour
of the West Side FIRE companies this
evening. The inspecting party will
leave City Han in cabs at 7.s0 o'clock
and the first company to be visited will
be the Fame Fire Company.
From there they win 90 to the Vice.
cacoe Company then to the Union.
Water Witch, Friendship and Brandy
wine. Tomorrow night they will visit
the Phoenix, Independence, Liberty. Re
lance, Washington and Delaware. The
fremen will have some hard work today
getting the apparatus cleaned and in
good condition as all Of IL saw hard ser
vice at yesterdays fire.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
MEDAL FOR FAIR ExHIBITION.

Mrs. Alfred /. DUPONT has offered
a gold medal TO the child winning
the greatest number OF gold medals
in the sewing department of the
State Fair. This is the eighth year
that Mrs. DUPONT has offered a medal
to the sewers. No previous winner is
eligible for the medal this year.
Mrs. Frederick c. Snyder, super
intendent OF the chiidren's depart
ment Is much pleased with the medal
and thinks that those offered in for
mer years have had much 20 do with
the attraction o. many children 10
The department and the interest IN
the work whlAh Lha~ have exhibited.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
TO SHOW BLooDED DOGS.

The Delaware Setter and Pointer Club
mas donated several prizes to the third
annual dog show OF the Kennel Club OF
Philadelphia. Entries for the show will
close tomorrow. It is expected that 200
dogs win be exhibited.
Society. as well as dog lovers Will
ke LARGELY represented at the show
ehich win be held in Hort'cultnsai han
on Tuesday, Wednesday ard lhursoay
March 3. 4 and 3. next The $40" IS
hefug given nnlcr tie rules Of lh'
snsorican Kennel Club, which are recog'
nfscd ne The most far-reaehing rules ever
nadc 70 govern an exhibition
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
ORIENT CLUB MEETING

The Orient Athletic Club will meet To-
morrow night TO make arrangements Tor
the baseball season and TO initiate mem
bers. The meeting sill be held at No.
902 Poplar street.
On Saturday afternoon the Orient
basketball team was defeated by ths
Glover Club team in the y. NJ. II. A
Hall at Third and King streets. Th,
score was IS 70 IA erd the Orient quin
let declares that Il usS bsesuss of tts
abssnce o. CertsI Squire and GuaN
puliAE.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
DAY HIGH MAN
ON Y. M. C. A. ALLEYS

The individual handicap bowling tour
nament at the Y. NJ. c. A. was won by
Frank Day. while Charles +. Eastman
was runner up and viii receive the sec
ond prize.
While the percentage column below
shows Reeves, Pheasant and Deyalenger
at the top OF the figures, they did not
roll the necessary number OF men 20
qualify for the prizes.
The standing of the tournament fol-
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
ALL WILMINCTONS
GATHER TONIGHT

Despite the storm the All Wilmington
League win get together again tonight
TO discuss rules and hear the report of
the schedule committee. Guarantees also
win 60 up. IL is requested that the
team managers be present at 7.30-
o'clock.
Since the lasr meeting Of the league
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
tion has applied for franchise in The
organization. 1t is not likely, however,
that the league will increase its mem
bership to eight clubs.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
HIGH PUTS One
ON W. C. A. FIVE

Showing a marked reverse OF form,
Wilmington High School basketball
quintet defeated Wilmington Confer
ence Academy on Friday night, "a to
%.
AS Wilmington Conference defeated
Smyrna High School. the Smyrna school
is eliminated from the high school hon
ors and gives a chance to the Cherry
and White wearers to go after the honor
themselves
Lineup.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
STAHL IS OUT
OF The GAME
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16. Garland
Jake Stahl. former pilot OF the Bos-
ton Red Sox, today flatly denied that
he had received an offer to manage
a Federal club TO be placed in Brook
lyn next season. He further stated
that he would not consider en- offer
to manage that or any other team.
you can say for me that / have
retired from baseball" said Stahl to-
day. THAT means that / am through.
| am not going any comeback"
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
THRUSH BUSTERSD COMING.

The Trust Busters champions Of
the University OF Pennsylvania gymnas-
ium basketball league viii come TO
Wilmington Wednesday evening TO meet
the " NJ. H. A. first team in the Y NJ.
n. A. gyih. Following the game a dance
will be held IN the gymnasium.
In the y n. II. A. Hall on Saturday
night the NJ team defeated the II team,
~ TO l3.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
sHEL AMETH BALL.

The Chesed Shel Ameth Congregation
will give ball in Pythian Castle on
Thursday night. The proceeds will 60
TO the building fund and il is expected
TO be a great success. The COMMITTEES
having charge Of the affair is composed
of Mrs. r. Flanzer. chairman; Mrs
Kretseh, secretary; and Mrs. solomon
treasurer.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
LOCAL HIGH
TOPS DOVER FIVE

After sending the Wilmington Con-
ference Academy to defeat Friday
night, the Wilmington High School
basketball team defeated Dover High
School in the Armory at Dover sat
urday night. The score was Is to 13.
The first half ended z to 8 for Dover
High. Lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-02-16

- W tDb hA VI bhl
kicking the Ma
tional League any
deeper in the hole
than It was on
Friday and Satur-
day Of last week
and action is in
prospect " hic IA
may put the final
quietus on the Chi
cago brainstormer.
Governor Tcner
returned here yes
terday and though
he win leave TO-
deg for Philadel-
plia, it Is under
stood he has put
Ia uovarat hours
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
VETERANS no TAKE ACTION.

\ special meeting will be held by the
members Of dupont Post, No. ,, G. A.
r., Mt o'clock this evening, at which
time they will take action upon the
death OF John Leahy, one Of their mem
bers.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
POSTPONE CORNERSTONE LAYING

The ceremonies in connection with the
laying Of the cornerstone Of the build
inas Of the Women's Affiliated College
a. Newark, have beer postponed until
the buildings are neariy completed TIE
ceremonies VIII be arranged By MTt. A
-. Warner 4 nsmhsf of ths csmrnis
Glon
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
WORKMAN cIRcLE SocIAL.

Wilmington branch, No. 90. Work
men Circle, held social last night in
the y. ". II. A, Hall az Third and
King streets. During the evening do
nations were made to the building fund
% the circle. The fund Is growing rep.
idly,
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
ROBELEN IS THE
HIGH MAN AMONG
RURAL GUNNERS

Eleven members Of the Claymont
Trapshooters' Club on Saturday af-
ternoon We're out for the Sec
ond practice shoot William G.
Robelen. one of the experts of the Du-
Pont Club distinguished himself by
breaking 40 targets out of IS shot at
aud incidentally being high gun for
the day The scores in full We're as
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
Referee, Chandler. Of Y. N. 6. a.

tlelu SOdlS' MCMILLAN L, SQyQer L..
Eaton 1, Marston ], Foulk 1, r. Lut-
ton /, n. Luton 4, Boggs 1. Wentzel
4. Foul goals: Wentzel /. Foulk 1.
Referee, Chandler.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
COMPANY H GETS
AWAY WITH THIS

Company II of New Castle defeated
Mercury Of Wilmington in the Armory
at New Castle SATURDAY night, 25 to 2.
Iinqun.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
WILMINGTON.
CoNFERENcE ACADEMY.


Referee. Hardcastle. Company, G..
Scorer, Stayton, W. II. S.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
Dover High.
Field
ELEPHANTS AND
AERIALS GET THEIRS

In the Y. NJ. G. A. basketball league
on Saturday night the Elephants de-
feated the Fasces % TO 16 and the
Aerials trimmed e. L. c. 30 to IS.
Tha lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
no CURE A com IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets Druggists refund money IT
II fails 10 cure. z. ". GROVES
signature is on each box. ESQ.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16

The interest of all the members is
centered on the shoot scheduled for
next Saturday. Several prominent
out Of town Professionals will be on
hand. including II. Linn Worthington.
of Baltimore; Lester German Of Alb
erdeen, Md; and E. Fred Slear Of
Collingswood, N. J. These men are
all experts and are expected to give
as classy an exhibition of shooting
as has been seen in this section for
some time. II viii be we'll worth Wit
Messing. In addition to the above. sew
eral OF the DUPONT Clubs finest will
be ON hand to uphold the prestige Of
the Wilmington club. Taken all in all
il should be classy shoot. and bring
together an exceptional array OF tai
ent.
A feature of the program Will be
several merchandise prizes and other
desirable trophies for which 10 shoot
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
THE DAILY SPORT REVIEW
By HAL SHERIDAN

NEW YORK, Feb. 16-At least a 7
few hours have passed without .
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
BARACCA.

As a curtain raiser the Baraccs Ave
defeated the Liberty quintet, "a TO H..
The lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
COMPANY H.

Time Keepers: Wort and Stewart.
Referee, j. 3. Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
PENLYN HALL
GETS EVEN NINE

victories Friday night when they beat
out Parkside 90 to 19. The first half
ended IA to 13. Parkside. The line
up:
Parkside Academy Penlyn Hall
Marston .... forward .... Mason
Jack ...... forward ...... Brady
Dare ....... centre ..... Prettyman
Truss 1900. guard -. Kleinstuber
Lichtenstein =. guard ........ Joycs
Cole
Field goals: Jack 5, Dare 2, Dich.
tenstein 2, Mason 1, Brady 4, Pretty.
man 3, Kleinstuber I.
Foul goals: Jack 1, Dare /, Pret.
lyman l..
Referee, Chandler, Of Y. NJ. c. A.
In the preliminary game DeFeo de-
feated the Penlyn second u to 10.
The lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-02-16
SHOOT FOR THE
SPOONS, INSTEAD
OF CHAMPIONSHIP

Notwithstanding that the final
shoot for the permanent possession Of
tho Delaware State championship was
postponed owing to the stormy wealth
er. about So shooters made the trip
to the DUPONT Gun Club on Saturday.
The regular Coleman dupont spoon
event was on the program, there be-
ing competition in each class.
The winners were: Glass A, J. B.
McHugh, p out of %; Glass B., T. w.
Mathewson. 20 out Of 25; Glass c, y.
n. Lohand, 1s out Of %; Class d, w.
G. Corey, IS out OF Is: Glass T., f. K.
Patzowski. 10 out of %.
q. -l--..LI .--LL----.
The evening world., 1914-01-15

Mr.. Jarr Learns a Brand New Way
Of Raising a Little Extra Cash

draw YOU the face OF lovely Madalins
upon the barroom floor
YES. he was the boy for Nellie.
dressed in his city clothes
"'Gimme three grains Of corn. NUT
ter; over the bridge she goes"''
Lead him away. but deal gently with
him." said Mr. Jarr. He Is overcome
by the heat"
I'm responsible for this. heaven help
me- muttered John W. RanEle.
II don't know who 10 responsible. but
think everybody has gone crazy"
led behind the bar. where. his bar
cloth being put In his hand, he fell to
w!plng the bar and otherwise seemed
to be once more lucid.
II got some OF that punch into Dlnk-
ston. and I brought a glass OF 1t down
for Gus: I wanted to show him why he
should join the Prohibition party"
whispered John W. Bsnsle. "Now. look
at the ruin Of these tive once'mishty
intellects."
We've got to hunor them. Gus ap-
pears to be no longer delirious. Let us
now question Omission and learn all the
sad details OF his desth." advised Mr
Jarr.
II am 50 sorry to hear you are dead
said Mr.. Rangle. turning to Mr. Dink-
'ston. Were YOU conscious 10 the last?
ITO the very last" replied Mr.. D!nk'
s.on. Il remember my last words were
Death Is simply a scientific fact. ar
organic epoch. l will my brain to sci
ence'"
Who does he leave his nerve to-
The evening world., 1914-01-15
1 - = u %TESsyop5Q~>

Young Feilsr!- My Nellie"---
mix! Nix! Gus! Cut II out" shouted
everybody.
II don't see why Hcan't speak them
rsstitashuns In my own liquor store. I"
said Gus. ''surs. : can do II; ! prac-
tised on my Unols Looie in Oonion Hill
Twas an Embaimed Sunday Evening
Undt . Merry Qeowdt Was There. What
Nearly FILLED Choe's Bar Room on the
Corner Of tlhe square -
Help! Help" shouted Or. Jarr and
Rafferty, In unison. while Mr.. Slavinsky.
the .glazier, tugged at his whiskers and
gased In alarm from Mr.. Michael An.
gelo Djnkston sitting at the pinochls
table With q serene smile on his face
and Gus decaaim,nS recitatlons that q
seneration Of barroom orators had i'm.
prsseed upon him till. ~ ne said himself.
he could speak II all out and make al
the signs with II too
by ooilies" sasped the astonishet
The evening world., 1914-01-15
A South Pole Hero.

~ APT, ROALD AMCNDSEN. the
Norwegian who put the South Pole
~ on the map, was horn in Sarps-
burg. Norway, July 10. 1877. His youth
was spent In Chrlstiania. and on board
sealers and whaiers commanded by his
father. Capt. Jens AmundseE. He was
twenty-five when he entered on hls
first South Polar trip ~ the first Of
ficer OF the belG!ca expedi;!ona This
journey lasted two years. and filled the
young sailor with ?spirations FOR further
explorations In the noxsn regions. Hi'
parents wanted h!, T. become a ply
s!cian. ana he spend a year H. medical
college. Later he went to Germany Il
study sciences that would aid him ~
an explorer, His first notable feat wal
TO take . ship through the Northwes
Psssa0s. and on this trip hs twie'
vtataee1 y ~ ~ :.
The evening world., 1914-01-15

Mr.. slavinsky. I'VE start In the week
NIT . high wind blowing out a.lot OF
piate-glass winders ana making busi-
ness good in the retail glass trade and
restoring business confidence. and here
this Dinkston bum says he 10 dead at
o'clock. and Gus he goes on his noodle
% graGy ~ A.
TN all right" said Gus. but when
a feller can walk In your cafe and tell
you he died suddenly and the funeral
will be private and frisnds and rela'
uves will please pass around the beer
but him not paying for it,
B-..e-r.' Gus" sAid Mr.. Dlnkston
spelling out the word. q
"Yes. I know, That's the right way
to spell It IN Germany" said Gus. But
what 1 mean 10. II other people can &C
crazy In my retail iiquor store. I can
50 therefore.
"'0imme the piece Of chalk. what yol
should mark the baseball score, undt III
The evening world., 1914-01-15
Hits From Sharp Wits.

A man adyertised for q wife who
wop,d supp.rt hin and received four
an,v.r. .Se orst day. And stili men
Macon Te,esraph.
On. ou.is connected with hoopsk.rts
IL how men and women Of the good old
davs ever danced in the clinches.
The evening world., 1914-01-15
She Knew II.

A CLEVELAND lawyer tells q story aoout
~ woman from the county who wanted .
divorce. when the csss got tnto court
ths Judgs, dissssNaias for the moment the tech
meal grounds tried 70 find out The rsason tor
the lsdy's desire to b. sspantsd ron tns nan
she Dad lived With for % usay yesn. The
man himsel! was 10 court With . lswyer. and
a looked a. " he was soius 20 fish: the cass.
'.Mn. Dash" saii the Judge tell ne WHAT
Nnit you have to find with your husband
He 10 . liar, . Lrute, . thisf ard BRAN
less foo,y' answersi the lady promptly.
'"rut, tut. eyclsiHed His Honor. with Wilson
ian enphasiS. You could hardly prove OIL
that"
Prove IL! Why. everybody knows IT,
''If you knew u. why did you naHy hini"
81 didn't hnog II hefofs ! uarisd him."
Than the husband spoke iov ths flrA time.
"shs did. toe!' hs shoutsd. .--cls"lsnd Plsil
DealOR,
The evening world., 1914-01-15
Following His Trade.

PEECHLEsS with wvskh. . iit&ls - ~
-. nhsrsd into tis court. Al oasnDt n
~ the polios force had found hiD hooaonG
shout and had snssssd hin % . saD16se(
oharsctsn %. 49, i
"wAat v~s you doi,s at ths tias u ~
srseA" sahsd ~ vsa1 Nseas6aas. Il
"SlnpE vattiAs" 0luttsFsd the ysisoss.
what vsrs you waiting feff'
my nossg." II
Who owed ION ~ nonNi"
The ma had hssn vaidns 6ss." ~
"whst did b ore II 70 ysu fssf' ?,
For wss.ias," SO
Tns Nadstnts tost bis nssss Oh ed assaol
a, t,ls prisoner. 49, N
10 not isst with ~" ~ aid. NV ~
-. have sou tre6si" BE- -
'N courss ! have"
''TAsa vAst 10 ~"
II .sem " Nviss ~attiaC ysu ~, ~
vs,iser~ ~ossdss1 lst1a ...A.-,sI J
The evening world., 1914-01-15

AID Mr.. Jarr been Mrs. Jarr he
- would simply have said: why,
4 the man's been drinking!" and
expressed no further interest In MI.
Michael Angelo Dlnkston. who had
calmly announced his own demise In
0us's.
But being I man. and Ssng sNodss
brother to OR. Dinieston, to Gus and
all the rest IN The Shsltsring Order OF
Woas-wok or Married Mems Protective
League Mr.. Jarr only shook his head
yravely and asked Gus what time Dink
ston had been took"
"Jlst about an hour ago." said Gus
he comes In here and speaks SOM
words without muslc-you know then
rsstitashuns The Face on the Bar
room Floor or Down In the IAyiov
Valley Me Und Ny People Livsd. Wa
A Blscksmchidt. Keptin'. Yes. Unt
Some Class to Ne Too. You Bscha
The evening world., 1914-01-15
The Days Good Stories.

photographer. Stay Just there while msis thsl
exposure" He removed the cap . be spets std
cousted out minute and thrsssusrtsrs. 'Tonk
you," hs obssrvsd. "Y01 css set ". In saiA|
you have bssn sitting - .em hsE." ~
my hst." rosssl ths sitsss saalb. saQanlpe
tho nstasnsd felt. why The didkns AlbS ypu
tell - was Atti,s On ~ haiti" 'ls{s.
MY dear. sr." psetSstsd ~ yAstaGAH.
blaudy. that would have spols1 ysus sDsu-
sion. -Pittsburgh Chrouiels. tvAxy "