davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
Baldwin Springer Federal Census lob Worth Abou Year
oontlnued Trom F,Irat &c.


SHOWN py certain facts connected appointment
Prior to March 2S LAWYER and
Salisbury Democrat called Captain Ellison by telephone
ellison you hold Federal position he
mo; do not Captain Ellison replied connecting
tally statistics job with a designation
Why don't Washington Adams manfred
Yes you call that Federal job replied
What continued
II decline to the tbinl
Of business pays
receiver. s - ~
subsequently thinking he had been abrupt the dscourtesy
wishing % nnd out what was back Of Adams questions
Salisbury Democrat matter over BY fuller expan
alton p
said ' Au'ns
That ended and the thing the war between
MIN and the Democratic Director the United states
Bureau Of the Census correspondence will show
how il has progressed, ~ ~
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
SUGGEST Another
CITY PARK SITE
Board Is Asked to Purchase
Third and Madison
Street Property
WILL CONSIDER
SUBJECT LATER

The monthly meeting OF the Board
Of Park Commissioners was held in
Mayor Howell's Office yesterday af-
ternoon. No mention was made Of
the Third street bridge matter, which
has now been definitely settled.
A report was received from the park
extension committee stating that the
Postles property at Third and Madi-
son streets could be purchased for
reasonable sum. The property is sug-
gested as park site, having a 'front.'
age Of ia feet on Madison street.
A letter was received from John ]
Monaghan telling Of the advantages
of the property. William p. Ban
croft, president OF the board, stated
that this land would cost approxi-
mately n cents per square foot and
that he did not thinks It as valuable
as the lot bounded BY Franklin,
Broome. Linden and Chestnut streets.
near Delamore Park, which Is six
times as large as the Postles lot and
could be bought for about the same
price.
The bills Of the finance committee,
which amounted to Sl467.92, were ac-
cepted and ordered paid A resolution
was adopted to the effect that Super
intendent Mack act in conjunction with
representatives from the Levy Court /
and the Street and Sewer Department |
in regards to plans for the new Chris
tiana Park.
The treasurer's report was then read
showing balance of Sl6,393s4 from
the previous meeting The receipts
were 1898, making a total Of Sl6.5s6.s4. !
Bills paid during the past month
amounted TO Sls77.94, leaving a balance
on hand Of Sl4,70S.90. The Free Zoo nc
count at the last report was S4l66S, 4
with expenditures of ss334, leaving a
balance Of S333.s4.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
CITY MOSQUITO
TO PASS OUT soon
Chairman Elliott Says Lot
Owners Are Cooperating
Against the Pest
LEGISLATION MAY
BE RESORTED TO

That something is to be done at
last toward filling in or draining the
marshes about the city, was the am
nouncement of George A. Elliott to
the Chamber of Commerce at their
meeting last evening. Mr.. Elliott was
chosen leader of the committee of the
Chamber of Commerce to wage war
fare against the mosquito pest and
last night he announced that much
work had been done. Mr.. Elliott said
that yesterday fifty letters were sent
to owners of marsh lands about the
city. asking them to correct evils
arising from their lowlands.
Mr.. Elliott said that several inn
portant conferences had been held by
the committee. The Board of Health.
he said, had offered their services in
the campaign, and the health officers
Of that department We're assisting.
Other city departments also are as
sisting, especially in ascertaining
who the owners of the various low
lands are
It was said that while efforts were
being made to have the lowlands fill
ed in, it would be necessary to have
legislation passed whereby the evils
could be permanently corrected. Mr..
Elliott spoke of the poor impression
made on visitors as they rode into the
city on trains while areas of marshes
greet their eyes.
George w. Sparks, president of the
Street and Sewer Department, said
that the department was powerless
in the matter as their jurisdiction ex-
tended from building line TO building
line, and there was no law to com.
pei a man to stop water running
over his lands Mr.. Sparks said that
at the present time the Golding Com
pany and the Lobdell Car Wheel
Works, in South Wilmington were
suffering through the break i'm the
river bank. Mr.. Sparks said the
street department had use for ali
refuse ntltter and ashes collected
to fill up streets in the residential
section of the city.
At this point Secretary Sinclair
said the Pusey and Jones Company
is willing to load ashes on cars on
their siding free of charge for ali
those who care to have it removed.
II was explained that TONS of refuse
matter that could be used for dIIing
purposes We're available there.
Mr. ElliOtt's report was satisfac
tory and the members were surprised
that SO much work had been accom-
plished by the committee.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
Makes Hairy GrowthS
Vanish From the Skin
fAids to Beautvl

II is now such an easy matter to
banish hair not wanted that no woman
need longer tolerate superiluous growths
on chin. lip or cheek A thick paste
made with little powdered delatone
and water and spread on the hairy sur
face minutes, then rubbed off. takes
the hairs with it, and after it is washed
to remove the remaining delatone it
win be free from spot or blemish. To
avoid disappointment, get the delatone
in an original package
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

ID 0RT1ERES. DRAPERIES AND HANG
lngs Of every description cleaned i,
dyed MACKENZIE S, No. o07 Shipley
81. Phone nov4.tf
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

right and authority to design its own
employees, and J trust that you win Co
operate with US in the future as you
have in the past.
Assuring You we viii appreciate any
thing that You may do to aid us in this
important work, | am
Very truly yours,
William J. Harris,
Director.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
Registrar Of Vital Statistics.
Department OF Commerce. Bureau OF the
Census. Washington.

April /. 1914.
Dear Sir; am in receipt Of your let
ter OF March 81. and as indicated bv
my letter Of March Is to which Won re-
Ter, | am aware that YOU are the regis
trar Of vital statistics OF the civ al
Wilmington and as such have custody Of
ne vital statistic records. trust.
therefore, thai by your authority Mn.
Springer viii have access to said rec
ofds Tor the purpose OF making the
transcripts required by this Burcan
The law does not prescribe tbat tbe
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

Mr.. J. Austin Ellison,
Registrar OF Vital Statistics,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Thus far Mr.. Springer, Federal Tran
scriber Of Deaths Registered in the Office
of Vital Statistics in the CITY OF viii
mington, has done no work. He has
visited the Health Department offices
once, but Captain Ellison was out at the
time. Thus far his patronage plum has
proved to be exceedingly bitter.
Try a Want Ad. If you are skepti-
cal about Want Ads, give one a fair
trial, whether you want to rent a
room, buy a house, or sell an auto
mobile, you'll succeed. Try a Want
Adi-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

transcripts shall be made BY the local
authorities, and in appointing tran
seilher to make such transcripts the
Bureau Of the Census will assume the
responsibility Tor their correctness and
completeness, thereby relieving Won of
the responsibility Of certifying to the
accuracy Of the returns. II has been
deemed advisable in an cases To substi-
tute this system for that formerly in
force.
Trusting that this explanation will he
satisfactory and that there win be no
difficulty in extending the necessary ac
cess TO your records to our transcriber.
| am,
Very truly yours.
w J.. Austin.
Acting Director
Mr. J. Austin Ellison.
Registrar Of Vital Statistics
Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington, Del, April Z. 1914
Mr. w. i. Austin. Department Of
Commerce. Washington. d. a.: Rec to
acknowledge receipt of yours OF lst
INST, and in reply thereto would state
that the custom Of this office for wears
has been for the registrar to furnish eer.
tined copies Of the records OF this oil
iiee as authorized by law; unless Won
show some law authorizing vour re-.
quest, ! shall be compelled to refuse
Mr. Springer access to the records of
this office. Regretting my inability to
grant your request, ] remain.
Yours respectfully,
J. Austin Ellison.
Registrar.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
D. VI. & v. nIRECTORS Tn MEEr.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAIl
GEORGETOWN, Del, May Ia 3
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia Railroad Company VIII
be held az the main Office here on
Wednesday. May p.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

Education appropriation next week
Action will have to be taken quickly
as there remain only two more weeks
in which to complete the budget for
next year.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
Department Of Commerce, Bnreau of the
Census, Washington.

April g. 1914.
Dear Sir: In reply to your letter Of
April 9TH, addressed to the Acting Di.
rector Of the Census. | have to advise
You that Mr.. Baldwin Springer has been
authorized by me to make the tran
scripts Of the records Of deaths in the
City Of Wilmington, Delaware. for the
year 1914.
The Census law does not prescribe
that the transcripts Of these records
shall be made by the local authorities.
and, in designating Mr.. Springer for the
work, you must recognize the fact that
the Bureau has acted entirely within its
night 70 designate any one it sees fit to
do ITS work The Bureau assumes the
responsibility for the correctness and
completeness OF the transcripts.
! know, OF course, that the Board OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

rs ma, i'm 5osE!er 1897, ais ole
0mce nab ocn Scr. Staotcn orang,
,oB III sem SIoaoifc-@c6icte @olo
Jcfuaoeu iporOcn wor. Ger 9hl5uL
bic reidei Eager cut0ait 5il baben
miro lett aascmcn Dem Epapper
George Garnet HWeldlrle6cn. Die
eriten 6olOmlGc louroen III 9llosta
in ser Wtitc Scr SOer Sa6re an
6ortg-N3ilc-&iccr GclHadt 1887 tra-
fen Die eritcn Gol0lUher cin mo mur'
oci iiir i1re AIiibc reid bclo5nt,
jeOod1 parel bic Eager, Die meilt ans
GCbmeniHcolo pcitnu0en balo er.
id0pir. E,d guiJplt 1886 1iirbte Sar-
mod .ait Slvci SnOiancrit ppm 0cnen
eiueg icin 1Amu8cr mar, inn Slon-
0ife.6lHB } abc lciner D|imolmg
ga bic Grc H,ol1l0S maren ent-
ic5lolielt {ic ii2l, ctluas meiter itrom-
aufudrts 5r ae6cn mo bort nac9
@ol0 5ii i,pGcn monon bier unO bort
bcrc;t5 Spirai un0 flciue Guanti-
t0ten aennocn por0ci moren @m
16. 9.uduit entoau@ lie in einem
Bod Ger lpdter Der &onai5a.Greet
acNornt pNroc ole erlicn gln5eic6en,
oaP @olO socgelocn lUdr. Sn Der
erlen @iaunc 4oN0 oie lie auswu.
iden ioAOcn lie Gc.NlolO in @crt6e
bon 5lu0lf Collars Gmm thmcu Die
@olOluder in 6elen Sanicn lle6er-
ill murOea sic Bidte bclegt Ole per.
lprec9eno ausiu9en On 5toglap,
Dem Sonoun9splaec pli@s I'M Son.
ner 1898 cine 8eltita0t 6er0or, bic
in weuigen Solcn 10000 @inUob
ller buttc. Ger @6ite 25aB, Der nod
Dem Glon0ife fii5rt uHO jeBt Ourh
enc GiieubdbH eriest it, mar nit
Wicniden, Die ibre Sa6ieligfeitcu aui
Dem 9tIiiden trigcn o0er aui &ierOcn
unO SunOeiGGtten Transportation.
o1t beoedt Capiou Gitp, Die
@onptita0t ocs &lonoite 9c3irfS,
oerDonOelta iiG aus einenl 3cltlager
IN cine Staot bon Blod6iitteu lmO
oann bon &ol56duieru fnr Die oa5
Ntaterial olis Den Ser. Staatcu &C.
brabt mor0eu gas 9alo beganncn
SGgenii6len oas rciGli5 Dor6au-
oene Sol5 5u 0crarecitcu, m0 8au-
pl1be foitetcn 5000 1oQars. 9lci-
neres @elo ais 6ul6c Collars CAB cs
nidt, lmO is Collars pro Eag mar
DER ii6lAbe So6n fir einen 9irbeiter,
10 DOB @reiie pie 80 Gelt5 fHr cine
glpfeliine, . 9oaars fir elm Gubcuo
@ier unO 25 Gents fiir elm 8fmo
&artoffeIn ilidt eror6itont eribielen.
Danals bate Die Staot 5miiAcn TO-
lnO 10000 @inmo6ner; jeet iinO e5
lnlr nod 5000, 0o1 lit iie wicocr im'
SSodien begriiicu.
D0anu fam Die gnt0edung Der
@oI0lueer BEL glomc inn Sabre 1899.
8iS Oabin mar bier uirbts ais cine
tloGe, iauoigc aiiite, 6egrcu5t bon
groitgriinen ilImpiigeu 9I66dnoen;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
Sin arantislO in SYa~ioa,

oelni0, intelligent rno periDpou
mcr0cn fonn mie ole StonolnaoIells'
miro faum cupdbnt
0ie 3a6l Der Gingeboreucl III
gllasfa miro All $4,000 Seeleu 9e-
id)dBt. Sm SiiOoiten imo I'M yuIon'
0iItrift leben ,Saoiancr IN oen lpel
ter norolih liegcuocn S6cilell vsli'
mos. Mdt 9lusna6me Der SIlo'aNvV
inn iii06ltlicbeu gllosfo, Die oeirauJl
liA b66er ite6cn IND lc1 rusllpen
9eid6ftiQunqcn lmo iogar oelll %ull.
Ocl pi0nlcn, pcnn iie iib uld)t oell
Irlntc er0c6en iinO tie alle le9l ipeN
in ser alltr 3urild lno lleVsA alll
eincr nicOridcrcI Stuie, al9 ole Slh-
oc6orcnca irqeno cines aloerel
S6eile5 0cs noroomcritanllHen aon-
finents Gnr1 oic 9erl9rlm9 nit
0en S9eiBcn 6u6en aua ne, mle oie
eiocntlihci sSnOioncr ild) oel iiber-
mSbincn 0,cnnB BON Sdnape an9cs
m06uf unO idmer oarHnIcr 9elitten
9luRrrScm IeiOeu lie imter Oielen
@ronfhciten, BON 0encn einige oiler.
Sinns nlId ans Dem Scrfe3r init 0en
SReipen cntitanoen iino, Die nciiten
o6er i6rcn Tripping IN Dem mabrbait
m erS6refcnoen Nlaugel ON 9icinlic6
feit 6o6cn. Sic 9ie9icrm0s 9eamteu
nefinc6cn ouf ieoe oeat6are @ciic.
0ie ginatborcicu 81 9roBerer glcin
lidfeit in i6rer aleioAHa lolnqQl, ioie
in i6ren g}ehalitngen alBuballeu
madden Oonlit a6cr MIR ic6r langlonle
SSortIdritte, neil Saoialler lp'e VS.
fimos cben oaran gcluoDnt ltno nab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

ioueit Oas glrge reic6te, mar fein
Baum 5u erbliden. Sellte itebt bort
cine Sta0t, Die I'M Sonuer 1000
unO i'm g8inter g. oOer 1000 @in-
mobner 5dblt NIT gilten Sotels, unO
no man man6en Gurus fin0en fam,
Der ionlt nur in dlteret StdOten 5u
babeu it, g3oe lit tDpiic5 fiir Ole @olo-
grd6eritdote I'M boben 9tor0en. O}ei-
lenpeit Oc5nen iidb Die peiB onge.
itri6enen 5pei- umO oreiitodigen
6ol5bGuier an Dem flaAen N}eeres-
ufer inO Iiiber Oie Slmora aus. 0ie
@ebdu0c an Der einen Seite ser
SoauptgeldGitsitraBe ite5en nit Der
9fidieite oidt al oen gelen oes
G3eons, Die oft iogor Die 6interc
Sdlfte oes @ebdu0es unteripiilen.
9(Qe m0gli6eu @tobliiiements ihlO
planlos our6einanOer gemorfen;
g9irt6i6often 9anfeu, Son56aQen,
2GOen, Mobn6dlier, 9ir6en Sotels,
Gsfimo-2oger Sdulen mo groBe
&uufcn bon &oblen in SGden. Ole
StraBen Der StoOt imO 5l oaen "a.
geaihInoen nit Menihenmaiien on.
aefiilt, Die ans allen G6eilen Der
gelt bierber gefonunen iinO. 9as
G5timo-2ager beiin0et iic6 am 9}oro-
cuoe, uno ieine 9emo9ner ge1eu
ii6croa in ben StraBeu nmber uno
6ieten i6re Observation-Disclosures
ans 9Some bat 6eutc nod feline gGu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
SgOranIiid,e @liuenar6cit

len oorauf bin. oob 4. 9. Sciicu lin
Sabre 1918 sen 8lOarf ali 9la4.
pudlS fir ooS 6o6erc 9a6ramt fiir
~ Sabre Bot IS 6eiBt ga ierner:
Cieicnigcu 9lbihrientpn upm Nerbit
1913, ole ieBt noh 0en @ht6 6o6en
iolltct iiA Dem Shtoium 0ar 5dnl.
uiiienidoitcu 3lt miomcH miiro2H
nah &ollcnOung ibrer Shuoien i'm
Sabre 1918 nit ether &arte3eit BON
y bis 81 Sohrcn rcdneu t0nnen
alio crit IN 0ell Sabren 1910 biz
1873, i'm 9liar BON i6 DTS 5i Sab.
rea sur cno1i.tiael 9lniteliual tom
men sScnn iniGe &erchumgeu auc0
nliS luanderlci 0jriin0cn un3uldilig
lHo. 10 3clgen iic 0odl oaB oic &er-
lalniiiie iidl rcrihlcdltern unO Der
@eriolicr Der 3uiAriit hat reht.
WeHn cr mclter loat Nolticn0e Don
iulAcn W1dnncrn per0cn allo III noe.
nIgen Sabrcli ohNc Gald]GitiglMa un0
Se3o5linlg icn mo weroen aerooe
In oen beitcn Sobrcn nidt 6Grat6cn
frnncn WeroOe IN oiclCa Nreiiea
miro OeSbolb IN fir5er 3eit Gin ners
lider 9tiid1ong oer G1cl nt0 oss
9lohnudlcs 3i ocrjeidneu iein eier
ioll Der Ituai iH ieulpm aeciitpu
Sntcreio fiir 9lbhilic ior1en Gs
muB Dor allcnl Der 3uiiron 3u Ste.
len mlsiihtsloien 9ernien ciuae.
oanint merOen &e Itellt mon iid
3n ocm @oridllaa oeS bo0iichcn &6i
lolo9cn Der 0aiir cintritt OaB Ben
rorousiid!li@ io1rclong nidt De.
idditiaten &oloutdrca bier miiB-
ten uatiirlih ollie onoercn 9eruie
ouh ciubeariiien merocu @eleacu.
6eit sur @et6dtiQma jm Cfii3iar6e.
rtfe lcgeu mir02 Git ioat mgcialr
iolNenoeo Der Giii3icrberf lit oer
cin5iac III 0cm anr 8eit0'g i1hira5e
oas 9lngc6ot iiGcrtHift Iie Dur.
hauoeien 9iiden iolln iilr SIC ndd3-
iteu Sabre miSgoiHllt mar0cn BON
McierUc.Ciii3ieren aiis ocl fcibeu
Der iiingercn mif &clttditigmg mar.
ten1cn atonanliihen @eanitcn iofern
iic icAonborher sic GnadHidtion NmI
&eicrpcofii5ier crmprbcn hG6en Nlcn
niiBte geitattcn lle6unl 81 mo
90" ioiort uoebeiuWi0er db3rleilieu
itnO oann ais Aeicrpcoiiilicr 3ii f0pi.
tnliren bis sic 2cit i5rcr &ermen.
oiuta inn stootSoiond heranaefout'
men lit 7nyh Oicic Iienii'eit fame
0auu cinThcil Scr ip1ieren llebnuacl
IN @cqioll ~ miiroc cine aroBe
glu3nf( inoer tfoiclfrdftiaer @lan
ucr 6ci6Gtilt giish sic glrnce hasie
g2nrthcil mouher 9frt uon oielcr Sin.
ridtund. Nor allcui miroc cino nieat
lm6ctrdhtli6c 3ahl nou Cifi}icrltcl
lcn fcicst mcrOcn inns mor BON Gi-
ii'icrcn ole fane slllN0lter alil
6o6ere &omnaAootcllcn iiNo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

lilngen, pie our1 Giicn6o6nen NIT
einanoer DerbunOen iinO, lmO iiber.
all finoet mon Die 9ergperfe, in oe-
uen 0os @olo gef0roert miro. Seoer
neue Sumo gi6t GGranlaiiung 81 ei-
ner 8eitli1fcit, uno Der G6umpoa-
ncr flieBt in Str0men. Giner Der
@liidli6en ioQ 6ei Scr Gnt0edimq
Der rei9en @oloa0er, Ole i6m tdQli6
10000 Collars liefert, 1000 0ol.
lars fir G6ampaguer ousgege6eu
6a6en, Inn feline 5reunOe 81 6euir-
t6en. IS miro be6auptct, Dab man in
gtome infolge 0cs &linos 10 Diel
G6onpagner genieBen fonn pie man
mill, o6ne betrunfeu 81 werOen.
gSic mumoenli6 oas @liid monh.
mol ipielt, 3cigt elm @orfaQ, ser ii6
bort 5utrug @oloiu6er poren in sen
meitliden S6eil 9lIosfa's Qefonnen
ino fanoen in Dem @oiierlaufc
@olO, fonnten es aber nidt geminnen.
neil Der ouSna6msmeiie i6mere
Sites 0n gluspai6cn oeS e0len Ore
toQcS iait lmn1gli9 mabte. Sic
uerlieBen oa6cr Die @egcno inO
luanoteu ii1 ergie6igeren @riinOcn
81. Spdter muroe erfonnt, OaB oas,
pos Die eriten 9lnfommliuge fir
idiDeren Sizes 9e6alten 6ottcn eigent.
lid 3inn mar, ino eS itellte iicb Der
ans, oaB cnorne &orrdt6e oieies
cbenfals mert6poQen NletuQS Dor.
6anoen marcn. 3iun miro 6alO eiues
Der widtigiten ASroOufte 9IloSta's
6iloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

an Ser SaoHiite ser SeparO.SoIb-
iniel.
0rei S6weoeu fanoen oas eritc
@olo in ben $iigeln BEL gtome I'M
Septem6er 1898; i'm 0oroufiolgen,
0en CONNER muroen Ole @ololager
all ser &iiite entOeft, unO i'm Sabre
1900 fom oie W}oiie Der @oloiuder.
6inf3ebntauieuo @}eni6en lonOeten
inferbalb BON IA Sngen an Ser .oOen
&iiite tmo nadten iid imoer5iiglid
an Die g(rbeit. SeBt entbdlt ole Solb.
iniel cine gan5e Rei6e BON 9lniieO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

aHf oeHeu 0ie 6riic6te, @eniiic mo
0as @etreiOe, 0as I'M uor0lidcl Gn-
ropa cine 10 groBe 9e00lferuna en-.
ndbrt audi bier sur 9ieiie 1c.angeH
tomen. Gbeniomenig borcu mir uon
oen @eioepldeea iiir 9linOpicb uho
&enntbiere, Die es mogli@ nIodca
Dab guasfu inns init 6lciidl ucriorgt
o0er BON ben groBal &orrit0el u0n
&Ql3 CAB 0icicS Smi0 oas elit
Sediiel ocs Seiammtareals Der Scr
StoateH mtsmadt ielbit eine 9ep0l
feruna erndDren tann Die 10 irdiiia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

9le6nli6 1T oie @eldis6te faIt aQer
9Geoerlaiilmgen in gllnSfa SDre
@eididte d6nelt oenen ser @ologrd
beritGote in oQen @ebietel, no oas
pert6ooQe N}etaa aeiunoen puroc
Sie entitanoen 6einobe iiber 9todt
maren 3una6it MIR Camps, Oeren
9ep0lfeumg 3u eiuem groBen %ro.
5entiaB aus 9lbenterern beltano,
in0 no 2e6en mo Gigeutbum Ser
gcpo6ner mr. Oiir9 @ewaltnuBre-
geIn gei1iist neroen fonnten @r.
5dblt man ii6 0od auh BON gllosto,
Dab in SfoguaD cine felt orgonlterte
9anoe beltanO, Die genai mnBte, tpie
Diele gSert6iahen Die glnfonlnIlinge
iomo6l, uie Die aus Oen @olOfeloern
3uriidfe6renOen beiaBcn imo piele
con 0enen, auf oie iicb ein AngriTi
lohnte. beraii6ten inO toOtetcn. Gam
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The Washington times., 1914-03-01
Brockton Challenge
Officially Accepted

That Washington duckpin rollers will
hold a championship series with the
star team of Brocl;tOn, Mass, which
claims the title of this section. was
made a certainty when a committee
which is composed Of the foremost
small pin enthusiasts of Washington
met at the Royal Alleys Saturday.
Chairman II. =. Rogers today forward
ed the official acceptance to the Brock
ton rollers.
Two committees wcr" named from the
throng which attended Saturdays session
at the Royal headquarters. Harry Ar
niger. q. 4. Weckman. and III. II. Ro-
dicr compose this committee. Another
company of rollers. composed of the
CAPTAINS of the teams in the National
Capital, District. and Arcade leagues,
will work as n body to finance the trip.
The amount required to send the team
to Brockton is placed at N2o0. and to
this amount a purse of $500 is necessary
to bind the championship series. which
will consist of five games rolled ~
Washington and five gaines 10 DE rolled
i'm Hrockton. This committee is headed
by John T. Meany, of the National Cap
ttal League.