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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Green and white we're the colors
chosen by the Freshmen after school
Tuesday.
The High School boys are work
ing on the basket ball team. Prac-
ice Is being held every Monday and
Wednesday after school.
The Juniors have begun prepara-
tions ON their annual dec.amatory
contest.
School was closed on Thursday
and Friday Of last week on account
Of the teachers convention In Sc
att'e.
Mr.. J. c. Herbsman gave another
interesting talk to the High School
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Girls Gee Club Is very busy
uLder Miss Gilliland's direction.
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North Prairie

Miss Minnie Mu)der and Mas
Nancy Verduin visited with Minute
Van Wyhe Saturday night.
H. T. Jones visited at H. stsuf-
fer's of Lynden. Sunday.
Miss Bertha Zysset OF Lynden was
the guest Of Theresa Richbaw Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Minnie Mulder visited at
verduin's Saturday.
able Halloween party Saturday ev-
ening.
Roy E. Clarke returned to Red
mond Monday.
Mrs. Leag Williams. Mrs. T. ].
Nelson and Miss Freda Bruins call
Ell at Henry Barteld's Tuesday.
P. A. Clarke called at A. c. Pal
mer's OF Booth Corners Friday.
John Van wyhe and Peter Hoks-
bergen stayed with Tom vsrduin
Friday night.
The children of Fred Stremlsr
have been having the chicken pox.
MI duu uTb. ". f1dV6mhn VlDlt6O
Mr.. and Mrs. verduin Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph KlOcke and
baby. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schelin snG
baby. and Mrs. Max Scherer and
daughter visited with Charles Rich.
baw's Sunday.
Gladys. David and Dorothy Stauf-
fer OF Lynden visited the North
Prairie school Friday.
C. De Joog and Henry Hoksbergen
visited verduin's Thursday evening.
Dave Brune. who II attending
business college In Bellingham spent
Sunday at North Prairie.
Miss Bessie Frick of Lynden call
ed at Mrs. Clarke's home Monday
afternoon.
Gerrit verduin visited homo folks
Sunday.
Misses Carrie Cramer and Hheres-
ga Richbaw called on Mrs. Chas.
schelin Friday.
Mrs. G. DeGraff visited at the
verduin home Wednesday.
The Parent Teachers Association
held their meeting Saturday even
ing. President Kagley presiding.
Hereafter meetings will be held ON
the second Thursday OF each month.
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LYNDEN TO HAVE
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK

Lynden will have q ChautauqSa
week next July. according to plans
made this week by local men and
the Ellison-White ChautauQua sys-
tem
A $4,000 program OF music, lsc-
ures and entertainments Of the
highest order will be- brought to
Lynden during the week, and the
people given an opportunity Of hear
ing some Of the best talent In the
country. Lynden wila be one Of
110 cities and towns on the Pacific
Coast circuit to enjoy the program.
The only number that has besa
definitely arranged for already By
the Chautauqua IL the famous New
York Marine band of thirty-five
pieces, which will appear here on
Music Day. Last year DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills. Ruthvcn Macdonald.
the singer, and others Of note were
Ia the course.
The Chautauqua will be held In .
tent seating 2.5O0. which wiu b.
pitched on Front Street. II possible.
The following signed the agree
ment with the ChautauQua Com
pany:> DR.. B. v. Mounter, DR.. +. L.
Wood e. Edsen, F. E. Knapp, P. N.
Serrurier. w. H. NAPLES, H. H.
Jameson. 8. H. Lewis. P. J. Van
Hemert. J. p. Boerhave, H. Have
man. B.onden Bros. DR.. Walter Wil.
bur. A. E. Rusco, F. A. Smith, L.
Colby. Van Zon and Powers. David
Feenhouse, william McDonnsal. r.
L. Averill. Gale and Col!sy. VIM.
Weber. c. r. Axling. w. H. Elder,
Frank Pace, r. r. Header, 8. L.
Palmer, H. Elenbaas. N. p. Soren-
sen. T. J. Storey, Fred Fisher. w.
I. Baker. J. E. Campbell. City Mark
ct, Wilder r. Jones, p. A. Wright,
Marion Biehler. H. E. Stuart. s. w.
Worthen. w. X. Pixley. DR.. c. H.
Mcleod. Mark Hammond. Helen e.
Smith, George w. Frick. D. L.
Beckes, R. B. LeCocl. J. C.
Matthews. Y. g. TrOmp. H. 8. Stein
hauer. Scovill and Ogle, J. N. Van
Rossum, E. A. Wiese. R. Haveman.
Percy H. Davies. J. G. Brouwer. C.
E. Hodges. A. A. Baumsn. w. B.
Wander Griend. Warren Hawaey, w.
Somers. J. w. Seat. Louis Larson.
George B. Taylor.
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DELTA & SUNSHINE
(Omitted last week.

Mrs. c. Packard and Miss Ethel
Caulkins he'd taffy pull at the c.
Packard home last Tuesday evening
those present were Misses Orei and
Ruth Jackman, Venia Day, Ora and
Tillie Miller. Celia Hathaway, Mar
jory Packard, Ethel Caulkins and
Miss Bond of Gen Echo, and
Messrs. Harry Tyrall, Leo Lee, Wal
ter Attaesey. Norman Crosier, E mer
Anderson, Paul and Carl Helgath,
Milton. Willard and Harold Weld
kamp, Henry and Fred Heitbrink,
Eddie Packard, Fred Lash, Joe AK
lund, Mrs c. Dewey and Mr.. and
C. Packard. All report a most en-
joyable evening in spite of the rain.
A mothers meeting was held at
Sunshine school last Friday.
Louise Jackman is recovering
from an attack of the mumps.
Orel and Ruth Jackman and Ell
mer Anderson visited at the c. S.
Packard home Friday evening.
Arnold Olson and the Keller boys
have the mumFs
Miss Bond Of Glen Echo visited
Miss Caulkins at the C. Packard
he me last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyrall entertain
e.. friends from Bellingham Sunday.
Mary Anderson has been on the
sick list for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Axlund and
son Wendell, and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Ericsson and daughter spent Sunday
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Axling.
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VAN BUREN,

Mrs. o. A. Kirkman and son Ben
ME were Sumas visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Ware and daughter
Jennie were In Lynden Saturday.
Perry Heathers and children have
gone to South Bend to spend the
winter.
Miss Mary Perry and Vesta Mich
OILS were Bellingham visitors Satur-
day.
Margaret Kirkman and Anna Ben
son spent Sunday with Mabel WI
coxson.
Plans are being made by the
school for an entertainment Friday
evening. Nov. 18th.
J. Deems had the misfortune white
working in the Boundary Mill to
get his hand quite badly crushed.
Miss Susie Treveer left last We'd
nesday for Minnesota where she viii
spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Jason Atkinson and family
spent last Wednesday with Mp.
Charles Atkinson.
Viola Wilcoxson entertained Miss
Ida Hinton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirkman ant
family were Sumas visitors Friday
Mrs. Harry Hinton and daughter
Ida spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. o. A. Kirkman.
Mrs. Crippen from Map'e Fallt
spent the past week with her sister
Mrs. George Houston.
Mrs. Mabel A. Smith was q
Bellingham visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Gilders.eeve visited in Mt
Vernon and Dellingham last week.
o. Wilcoxson and VIM. Rarick Jr
were Lynden visitors Monday.
Mae Heathers called on Mrs. r
Kirkman Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Rarick spent Thursday
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EVERSON

Miss Selma Johnson was a pas
senger to Bell,nghap Saturday.
Mrs. WIN. Jonas spent last week
with relatives In Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Trowbridge and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. McNally enjoyed
a few days fishing at silver Lake
the past week.
The Halloween social given at
the Riezabo5 home by the Christian
Endeavor society Friday evening was
we'll attended. The rooms were ap-
rropriate'y decorated in yellow and
black. Vario-s forms Oe amusement
we're indllg' In. after which light
rvfreshl ana were served.
Misses Lillian and Ivy Arneli
syent the weekend with their moth
O., Mrs. A. Arleal in Belltngham.
L. w. Salby. a former princi3a'
Of the EversOn school, was renewing
acquaintanc ces here last week.
Mrs. Jesse Kalc spent the week
end at Sea- lie al delegate to the
Pal ent-Tsaciers convention.
White tho Ladies Aid was holdina
an all day ession F,..:ay at head
o. d, ters thy wc.e surprised by The
Ps.,ents-Tea ,ers Association who
b. ought their lunch and sewing
Tho day was pleasantly spent to-
ge,ncr..
Monday acterncoL Mrs. VIM
Lii Igor v'as ST.. rised by a few
ST. hA{ N ri
day. AmonS the C;.csts were MIS-
VIM. Wansr, Mr3 Lockhead anc
Miss E:::o Her-ick.
Mrs. liver IversOn was Sumas
visitor Friday.
Miss Pansy BrunSen, principal of
the EversoE school, was in Seattle
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
tending the Parents and Teachers
convention.
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lingham. Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Sigurt
O'sen of Edison.
Miss Edna Twiss was elected
president of the Laurel ChoraG c ub
ard Henry Davenport, secretary
treasurer. Rev. sullivan, the direct
~ wishes it cleary understood that
the club is non-sectarian, and al.
musica ly inclined are invited to at
end. No charges for the instruc-
ton, save a fee of so cents which
will be expended for music books.
Miss Pauline Constant of St.
Luke's hospital is stopping with her
mother, Mrs. L. Constant while con-
va'escing from an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. N. C. Davenport and daugh-
rer, Mrs. Laila Naff of Eastern
Washington who is visiting here
eft Friday for Seatt to visit with
Noah Davenport and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlquist entertain
I'D the members of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Friday cven-
ing of last week. Games and guess
inc contests were the amusements of
he evening A solo rendered by
Miss Effie Sands of Bel ingham was
much enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.e
George Shoup and sons Alan and
Frederick leave the 25th for Puy-
Al up where Mr.. Shoup has accept d
4 position with the State College Ex.
pertinent Station. Mrs. Shoup and
daughter will follow in a few days.
Andrew SHINES of Fir. with a mo-
tor party consisting of E. G. Loman.
IN attorney of Nome, Alaska, Geo.
Shines of Tacoma. and f. J. SHINES
of Rome, spent Tuesday night with
Nr and Mrs. L. J. Shines.
Mr.. and Mrs Les lie Cameron of
Alki entertained at dinner Sunday
In honor of Mr. Dameron's birthday
and that of his sister, Cady Damer-
on Saturday Plates were laid for
Misses Cady and Mabel Cameron
Guy Dameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Richie of Bellingham, Mrs. Davis
of Alki and the host and hostess
James Slack of Hoquiam made a
short visit with the family of Mrs
Mary, Slack the past week.
Mr.. Alexander has the contract
for hauling cream for the Laurel Co
operative Creamery.
Ed Sorensen is expected home
from Seattle the latter part of the
| week.
Mrs. Kate Wilson left Wednesday
for Portland to visit her daughter
Mrs. Smith.
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Funeral services we're he'd Mon
day afternoon at the M. E. Church
for Seamond Edgar Heathers. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heathers.
who passed away at Medical Lake
Hospital Oct. 20. The Rev. Paul H.
Ashby officiated. He was born In
Lynden Nov. %, 1907. being Z
years and IL months at the time Of
his death. Besides his parents. he
caves to mourn his loss his brother.
Gordon, and his sister. Gertrude.
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FERNDALE

Miss Pearl Hall, who has spent
the summer in Blaine, BeQlingham
and Ferndale, left Friday for her
home at Forest Grove, Oregon.
Miss Ruth Cederberg had as her
weekend guest Miss Alice MOles Of
East Mt. View.
A meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers' Association was held in the
High School auditorium Tuesday
evening with the following program
Piano solo, Esther Olson; vocal
solo, Thomas Dierdorff Dental In
spection in our Schools, DR.. c. W..
Hamshaw: Medical Inspection in
our schools, DR.. G. r. Bice.
Leonard Hamshaw of Seattle has
been the guest of his parents, Dr..
and Mrs. C. w. Hamshaw.
Petitions are being circulated in
Ferndale to determine whether
Ferndale Heights and that section
north of the present town limits on
the Blaine road shall be taken into
the town. F. A. Query, August
Pehrson and E. N. Juvet have been
appointed to determine the limits Of
the sections which desire entrance.
T,ese sections would secure city
water, street lights and fire pro-
lection.
The Pythian Sisters gave a Hal
lowe'en dance in the X. P. Hall,
Saturday evening. Music was fur
nished by the Ferndale Band.
Miss Stella Thompson spent Sun
day as the guest of her parents. DR..
and Mrs. H. Thompson of Belling-
ham.
After a four weeks visit in North
Yakima and Tacoma. Miss Florence
Witherby has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Scheal enter
tanned at dinner Sunday.
Clyde Campbell is acting as prin-
cipal at Evergreen School in place
of Miss Jennie Duchman who has
been called to her home at Hills
boro, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Sucking en-
tertained at dinner Sunday.
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A record of 16.069 cows tested
for tuberculosis during the last Blk
teen months, an average in excess
of 700 per month, has been attain
ed by the state department of agri-
culture. Tacoma city authorities
during the same period made 2,526
tests, checked by the state authori-
ties, SO that during this time the
tuberculin test has been applied to
considerably more than one-tenth ot
the 175,000 dairy cows in the
state.
The state and Tacoma tests COM
bined showed 1902 tubercufar cows
Pierce county was found to contain
the most disease. approximately II
per cent of the cows tested being
reactors. In the rest of the state
only per cent of the cows tested
were reactors.
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LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

Prof. H. o. Button, principal of
Laurel High School is suffering with
sciatic rheumatism at his home in
Bellingham. He had to give up his
school work. His physician says ne
must stay confined to his bed for
some time. He has a substitute 10
take his place until he recovers.
The Baptist Aid will meet with
Mrs. N. p. Sorensen Wednesday.
Roy Cummings spent Sunday with
j. Victor Parker.
Mr.. Scrimgher of Ten Mile lost
his house by fire Saturday night.
Roy Scrimgher while going up stairs
with a lamp in his hand, fell and
was knocked senseless for while.
When he regained consciousness,
the house was in flames. The rest
OF the family at home were at the
barn. They were able to save a few
things down stairs.
Mrs. B. S. Hitler and Chi dren
who have been visiting at the Rob-
ert Hamilton home in Everson, re-
turned home Wednesday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. r. E. Metcalf Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shield Of Acme
is visiting at the Shield home for
/ few days.
Mrs. Matson of Anacortes and
Mrs. Clendennen of North Belling-
ham spent Tuesday of last week at
the Gillfilen home.
Mrs. A. A. Stockton entertained
Mrs. w. B. Kaufman and Miss Edith
Kaufman Saturday to meet Mrs. Geo
Shoup who leaves soon for Puyallup
Ray Stroie will start for Missouri
this week to visit his uncle.
There will be box social Friday
evening in the Laurel Auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs George Griffith. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Dorr, Mrs. Nj. A.
Hickey, Mrs. Lamont and Miss Esta
Hickey attended the funeral OF Lew
ia Hatley which was held in Bealing-
ham Wednesday.
The Grange held an interestins
meeting Wednesday evening when
the lecturers. hour was given over
to a discussion on How to Reduce
the High Cost of Living" Each
member responded with various sug-
gestions. Rural Credits were also
discussed pro and con.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N Heaton ana
family moved to their new home at
Lyndhurst last week.
The Wiser Lake Literary Society
will meet Friday evening. Nov. 9TH.
The newly elected Officers are
President, Esta Hickey; vice presi-
dent. James Miller; secretary. Pearl
Frost; assistant secretary, Amanda
-Missen; treasurer, Albert Gsass.
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Ais Only Guide.


The distinguished and well beloved
bishop Of q certain southern state u
20 absent minded that bis family u al
ways apprehensive for bis welfare
when be u away from It
Not long ago. while making q Jour-
ney BY rail. the bishop was unable to
nnd his ticket when the conductor ask.
ed for Il
"Nevee mind. bishop" said the con-
ductor, who knew him well, I'm get
It on my second round"
However. when the conductor passed
through the car again the ticket was
still missing.
''Oh. well. bishop, II win be all right
II you never 6nd itY' the conductor A.
Sufed him
mo. II won't my friend" contra
dtcted the bishop i've got to find that
ticket. want to know whore I'm 60
inS."-Youth's Conpaniaa
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Lord Alvanley was always ready
with q Joke. Once travelling with
Berkeley Craven IL q postchaise and
four they were upset. Naturally very
indignant at the catastrophe. Berkeley
Craven determined to give the 6rst
postboy q taste Of his quality" but
6ndins him an old man simply re-
marked, "Your age protects YOU"
Lord Alvanley went for" postboy
the second. but. finding him young and
determined looking. wisely retired with
As for you. sir. your youth protects
you"
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Dimic Walters age So was buried
in the Lynden Cemetery Sunday af-
ternoon. Services were held at the
grave by Rev. Paul H. Ashby. Mr..
Walters had been q resident OF
Bellingham for many yean. He
was son-in-law of Mr.. Pymm OF
Lynden.
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Fred Polinder. Is having his barn
wired this week for electric lights.
He will run his separator by cleo
tricity.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-11-04

The T. F. M. Club will hold q
candy and cake sale at the Post Of
flee Saturday afternoon.
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Don't Fear Lite.

Be not afraid Of life. Believe that
life is worth living and your belief
will help create the fact-William
James.
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with her daughter Mrs. o. Wilcox
sen
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
ASK JUDGE CRAY TO AID
IN WORLD Peace MOVE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW YORK, Dec 6.-According TO
an announcement made here the
League to Enforce Peace. Of which
ex-President William II. TAFT is head
and which has for its object the main
tenance Of world peace after the close
on the European war, has begun the
organization Of State branches using
MS its model the plan followed IN Tue
organization of political parties
The announcement makes II cieai
however. that the league is non-partl-
san as far as party politics are con-
cerned. its membership comprising,
men of prominence from all poh'ieal
organizations. the plan IN question
having been worked under the leaa-
ership Of Alton B. Parker the chaf-
man OF the leagues committee on
home organization.
Mr.. Taft has asked former Fedora
Judge George Gray OF Wilmington. tC
act as temporary State chairman iol
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
SANTA CLAUS LEAVES
CHRlSTMAS TREAT.

Tho Santa Claus committee of tho
Mt Calvary Club and Sunday school
will not have to purchase any candy
for Christmas. Minister Johnston De
witte Butlar. of Baltimore, has pre-
sented the institution with five hun
dred pounds of mixtures in pound
boxes. Dr. Butlar is greatly inter
ested in the clubs mission. and has
assisted in many ways and oficiated
az the services. The candy will be
distributed by Dr. Butlar personally
az the service on Christmas eve.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
RrcFprION COMMITTEES NAMED.

Officers OF the Senior Class Of the
Wilmington High School have appoint
ed the various committees For the Sc
nlor reception to the juniors to be
held on December II in the New Cen
tury Club as follows:
Decoration committee r. John Ber-
mardo Elizabeth A. Taylor, Mildred
Jenness and Harvey Fell
Ushers Robert Hackett Harold
Green, r. Paul Kite and Henry r.
Tatnall
Refroshment committee james r
Morford. Ruth Fleming, Mary Morri-
son. John Anderson. Harmon Brum-
hall. Leon Gordy Helen A. Smiley
lmma Ridings, Anna White, Julie
Russo. John Piorson, AIDA Smith
Clara NJ Lynch and Clarence Mckay.
Invitation committee ~ Alice J.
Roop. Helen w Smith. Dora McEl
waine. Mildred McCardelL Katherine
/ Robbins and Avis Bishop.
Music committee William Mill
Ken, Charles V. Cleaver and lldwar'
\ Horwitz.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
HANuKAH OBSERVANCE.

IN observance of Hanukah. th' feast
Of lights, special services were held at
the s,naeuercs cf the Chesed Shei
Emeth and Adas l<odesh congregations
Al the Chescd Shcl Emcth congrego'
lion synagogue the ceremonies we're con
lucted by Cantor Zuhriiski. and The nd
.lrcss WAS made by the Rev Namn Bren
nor. The singing Of the choir and o
several solos by Jacob Iubritski were
features Of the ceremonies The cele
hration at the Ada- kodcsh congega
iion avnagoauc wore held ~ nieht on'
vorc featured hv rccitations IN Hebrew
ard Fpei.h and by singing 10y iho ehi
drcn Of the schools Special service
ucrc conducted hv th" Rev Samuel A
pahinowiiz at the 'rcmnlc Of Truth
Music vps furnished by the Temple o
truth orchestra
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
MUSICIANS ELECT.

The annual election Of officers OF
Local No. 31l. American Federation
lot Musicians. held yesterday at tho
headquarters OF the local. No. GOA
Market street. resulted as follows
President. William H. Whiteside;
vice president. A. H. White; secretary
L. u cason; treasurer j. Stuart
Pryor; sergeant-at-arms, John Har-
ris.
The following committees were
elected Executive board. George NJ
Rose II. ID. Alexander. n. p. Tatman
J, n. Robinson. T. L. Richards. A. V
Bradford, c. w. Viohl. Sr: nnancia
committee. II. r. Craig. Lester RIGGS
y. l.. hammond representatives TO "a,
Central Labor Union. John Harris
William II. Whiteside, Nicholas Reu
ter j. l.. Hammond, Arthur p. Gray.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
pInNEERs IN CAGE GAME.

With Charlie Harkins, former Ches-
mar Academy pilot. as manager, the
Pioneers will be represented on the
floor this season with fast five. The
team will be coached by Frank
Hughes, a former Princeton Varsity
man.
The club has a wealth OF material
from which TO pick a championship
team, included among them being
Blickle, Donohoe and Dunn Of former
High School teams; Rowe and Carney
OF Mt Vernon: Leo Walsh and Lacey
OF Brownson Jimmy and Charlie
Harkins and Jack Daley Of Chesmar
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
HIGHLANp SECOND AFTER GAMEs

The Highland Second basketball
team has a few open dates. and would
like to arrange games with such
teams as Penlyn Seconds, Young
Friends. Pennsylvania X. r. Seconds
and Madeley Seconds. Highland has
played three games this season, win
ming two. They we're defeated by the
fast Viscoe nve, OF Marcus, by one
point. but they evened up on Thanks
giving night by defeating the same
team by the score of 25 to 16. This
was the only game Viscoe has lost
this season. Manager Walker has
hopes of the team even making a
better record than it made last season
when they won fifteen games and lost
four.
Any manager wishing game
should call 4346 w any evening be-
tween $50 and 7.15. or write T.
Walker, Odd Fellows Han, Seven
teenth and Woodlawn avenue, city.
MINQUADALE HOME MEETING.
Three managers will be elected al
1.-THE annual meeting of the MinquadalC
! Home Corporation this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL.

Wilmington High Schools cage men
will hold their initial practice in the
Friends School gymnasium tonight
About forty candidates are expected
out. DR. w. II. Speer, captain Of the
champion team of the University of
Pennsylvania, and coach Of the High
let football team, with coach the squad.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
OFFICIALs T0 pITCH ornIrs.

Much interest is being taken IN the
quoit contest to be played soon be-
tween employees of the Water Depart
ment, Street and Sewer Department
and the Court House. The teams will
be:
Water Department Coleman.
Sparks, Griffith and Coke.
Street and Sewer -CIowney, Hare,
Moore, Kendall.
Court House-Hanby, Virden.
Moore and Hainesworth.
Evening journal., 1915-12-06
SURVIVES BATTLE OF MFUSF.

At the meeting Of the Alliance
Franchise to be held this afternoon
at the Misses Hebbs' School, NJ. Coville
will lecture on the War in Europe"
NJ. Coville has seen service in this
war himself, having been wounded at
the battle of Meuse