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Evening journal., 1917-05-25
FLAG RAISIECS
At M|DDLETOWN
Memorial Day TO be APP
propriately Observed
Down County
LINEN SHOWER
FOR BRIDE ELECT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
M1DDLETOWN, Del, May 25.-
Misses Eta and Elizabeth Price gave
a linen shower for Miss Agnes Crow
ley on Wednesday afternoon. The
affair was complete surprise to Miss
Crowley and was given in honor Of
her approaching marriage which will
take place in June. Those present
besides the hostesses and the guests
OF honor were: Miss Agnes Clark.
Mrs. George w Lockwood. Mrs VIII
son Merritt. Mrs. Frank J. Pening
ton, Mrs. John c. Green, Mrs. Charles
Crawford, Mrs. Albert Price, Mrs T.
E. Lindley, Mrs. Frank Huey, Mrs.
II. S. Newman. Mrs. d. W. Lewis,
Aliss Mollie Droll. Miss Lillian Mont
gomery, Miss Margaret Dorsey, Miss
Patton Cochran, Miss Dorothy Col
pitts, Miss Margaret Keegan. Miss
Blanche Lockwood, Miss Catherine
Dorsey, Miss Marcella Koegan.
Mrs. Albert Price entertained al
Five Hundred In honor of Miss Crow
ley. Her guests included Miss Crow
Icy. Mrs. Frank j. Pennington, Mrs
John C. Green, Mrs. Dorsey w. Lewis.
Miss Agnes Clark. Miss Alberta Coch-
ran and Miss Elizabeth Price.
The annual thank offering service
OF Bethesda NJ 10 Church. will be
held ON next Sunday morning. The
Rev II W. Caswell will preach the
sermon
William r. Bennett, who has been
ticket agent at the p, y. & w sta
,tion for year. has resigned TO ac-
copt position in Laurel. lie will
be succeeded by DeOrsay Russell, OF
Morton. Md.
The members OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of Bethesda
NJ p. Church will hold strawberry
festival this evening in the lecture
room OF the church.
An organization has been effected here
for observance of Memorial Day. There
will be two flag raisings, one at
the High School grounds and the other
'at the Aliddletown Farms Creamery. The
Boy Scouts will raise both flags The
fraternal orders Of Odessa and Townsend
will be invited 20 attend. AZ the first
flag-raising there will be addresses and
singing "The Star Spangled Banner"
There will also be exercises at the
farms flag raising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baynard Marvel and lit.
tie daughter, Of near Townsend, visited
Mrs. Marvers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Minors Banning this week Tho Misses
Dcakyne entertained Miss Ann Trice
and Miss Leonora Davis over Sunday
Misses Eleanor and Caroline Blackiston
of Ardmore, Pa. were guests nt the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. II. b. Mcdowell
this Week.-Mrs. Rose Chcrtok. of
Coatesville, Pa. has been visiting her
uncle Ahram fogel. and family-The
Rev. Henry b. Martin, of Chestertown.
Pa. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. y.
81 Bragdon part of this Week.-Mrs.
Clara Gallagher visited friends in VIII
mington over Sunday-Alr. and Mrs.
John Price have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Harry +. Kelley. in phila-
dclphia-Aliss Madeline Pennington has
returned from visit with friends in
Denton, Ald.-Alr,and Mrs. S. T. Massey
have had for a guest their mother. Mrs.
~ W. Massey, of Wilmington Mrs.
eliza Vaughan of Milton, has been the
guest of her son. Dr. r. NJ. Vaughan.
and Mrs. Naughan--Mrs c. +. Cullen is
at Milford for visit of sevral weeks
with her daughter. Mrs w. d. Moore.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
M'CLAFFERTY PUPILS
IN MAY CARNIVAL TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
presentation of the annual MAY
Carnival, which viii be given this
evening and tomorrow afternoon by
the pupils OF Miss Kate McClaiferty's
dancing classes in the Garrick Thea
IRE. This dance carnival is always
one OF the most delightful entertain
ment features of the spring and Is
one to which Wilmingtonians gener-
ally look forward with much pleas.
ure. The work of the dancers Is
always Of the most artistic order and
each year many new and intricate
steps are shown. The program for
tonight and tomorrow afternoon will
be presented in pantcnime, and IN
classical and Interpretive dances
and the ages Of the artists range
from four years old up. Among some
OF the features on the program VIII
be Polish dance, a butterfly ballet
'Uncle Sans Boys" "Alice in Won.
defland," and others.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
MITE BOX OPENING

Grace Home Missionary Circle will
hold its annual mite box opening in
the church house tonight. Members
Of Grace Auxiliary will be entertain.
cd by the circle. Mrs. David Daley.
national secretary OF Young PEOPLES
Work. will deliver an address follow
ing which there viii be an entertain.
ment
The following program will he
given Hymn. Let the Sunshine In:
devotions. conducted by Mrs. I. r..
Heisler hymn. "Sweeter as the Years
Go By; piano and violin duet. by
Miss Madeline Fell and Miss Ruth
Fell; address. Mrs David Daley; roll
call Of members for mite boxes: piano
solo, Miss Madeline Fell; recitation.
Miss Mary Heindle; solo. Mrs. Ralph
Smith; social hour.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
Married. ALSO A
PASTOR Is Years

Two anniversaries we're observed
in the German Baptist Church last
night. the occasion marking the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the mar
riage Of the Rdv and Mrs. Carl
schenk as well as the twenty-fifth
anniversary Of Mr. Schenck as pas
tor.
Dinner provided by the pastor was
served by the women OF the church
at 6 o'clock. covers being laid for
fifty
The evenings exercises began with
a number of musical selections. fol-
lowed by the formal entry OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Schenk, Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Dow. Misses Marie ID. l..
Schenk, Lydia NJ. Schenk. Fred G.
Olde and Milton Schenk, members Of
the pastors family Upon their ar
rival in the front Of the church ap-
propriate remarks were made by a
number OF the visiting clergy from
other cities and by several Of this
city, including the Rev. S. G Won
Bose, who brought the congratu-
lations OF his church. Mrs. irving
Dow sang a solo entitled 20 Perfect
Love-" accompanied by her sister,
Miss Lydia NJ Schenk.
The Rev. s. Rose, accompanied by
twenty-five members Of the Second
Baptist Church Of Philadelphia. were
present and added much to the pleas
ure ~ the evening
The Rev and Mrs. Schenk were
presented with large basket OF sill
yer money covered with flowers by
the members Of the congregation
They will go on another wedding
trip. this time TO Cleveland and De
troit
Evening journal., 1917-05-25

Miss Margaret Springer. Of Newark
has returned home after spending
some time in this city.
Miss EYoise Samworth, OF strickers-
vile. has been visiting in this city.
Mr. and Mrs George Pierce. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Pierce. all Of this city,
were recent visitors to Glasgow.
Mr. and MEs. Joseph Thomas. of
this city visited Glasgow last week.
Mrs. J. Writ Willis. OF this city.
spent several days last week at her
country home near Glasgow.
Q
Mrs. e. v Scott. OF this city. is the
guest Of Mrs Sarah T. Kimble, Of APP
Dleton.
Mrs. Maggie Pratt OF Kemblesville.
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Ella Ben
jamin, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest McCleary. Of
this city. were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCleary OF
Kemblesville.
Harry Woodley. Of this city. spent
the weekend with friends at Dover.
O.
Thomas Singleton and family were
guests on Sunday of e. J. Boggs and
family, OF Cheswold
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Anderson Md.
and Mrs B. II Emory and Harvey An
derson. OF Cheswold. motored 10 this
city last Sunday yand visited friends.
James y. Masten and family and
Stanley Massey Of Cheswold. were
visitors to this city recently
DR. II N. Marvin, Of Cheswoid. was
recent visitor TO this city
Mrs Florence Hitch. Of this city.
has been visiting in Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark and Miss
Nora Rust, Of this city. are spending
a few days with relatives at Frederick.
Mrs. Bayard Sapp. Of this city. is
visiting in Rising Sun, Md.
Miss Jennie Grinn, OF this city,
spent Sundays with Mrs. James Bice.
OF CLAYTON.
-
John Book Of this city, visited his
son at Clayton recently
d
John Graham, Jr.. of Clayton. spent
the weekend in this city.
%
Mrs Hester Dixon. OF this city, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Downs. of Konton.
o
DIR. V. NJ Myers, secretary OF the
Evening journal., 1917-05-25

?. Outten, Deals Island, Nd.
Charles Almond, with Edwin
sell, Elkton, Nd.
Charles schick, with Harvey Aus
tin. St. Georges.
Laurence Hollett with George r..
Hollett, New Castle.
John B. Reybold and Markley Shaw
with l.. Scott Townsend, Mt Pleas
ant.
William Worthington,s Jr.., with
William Worthington, Sr.NEdge Moor
Oscar Talley with NJ. fMcAllistef
Brandywine Summit, Pa.
G. Gray Carter and Robert Foulk
with George Carter, Smyrna.
Haywood Johnson. with Richard
e. Long. Smyrna.
John Gallagher with w. S. East
ley Talleyville.
Alfred Hemphill. James Horty and
Barkley Challenger with Henry p
Scott. Reybold.
S. E. Diggans, with NJ. wyths, wy
oming.
James D. Craig, with c. r. Craig
New Castle.
Charles Bender, with Morris Ben
der, Vineland, n. J.
William r. Cook, with W. r.
Keen, Blackbird
Mark Thompson with ]. w. Thomp
son, Marshallton.
Carl Wise, with Mrs. Louisa Helme
Ogden Pa
Everett sidwell, with s. N. Hill
Evening journal., 1917-05-25

h Ian ToIlin, via Thomas East
burn. Stanton.
Richard Mc,hallen and Charles
Woodrow, witd a. 6. smedley, Tai
leyyille.
Walter Francis, with D. L. Long
selbyvillc(
Clinton Rudolph, with Peter Off,
Locust Point, Nd.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
RlRrAnAY SOCIAL

In honor Of her fourteenth birthday
anniversary, a number OF friends Of
Miss Elsie Carr, Of No. 1912 West
Fourth street. gave her party at
her home last evening. Many gifts
we're received and the evening was
delightfully."- spent in music and
games. Toward the close of the even
ing refreshments were served. Eigh
teen couples were present.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
MONTACTE. MACDONALD.

Miss Agnes Helen Montague. Of this
city. and George A. Macdonald. OF
New York city. we're married recent
" in New York. They will reside at
No. 400 West Ffty-seventh street, New
York. Mrs Macdonald is on visit
TO friends in this city and will leave
here Saturday. she is a graduate of
the Delaware Hospital Training
School for Nurses. class OF 1915.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY.

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY.
The May meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital will be held at the
home of Mrs. S. c. Hill, No. 1878
West Sixth street tonight
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Board OF Health. has gone to New
York on a business trip.
John Arthurs, OF Kenton, was a
recent visitor TO this city
Stanley Jones, OF Kenton. spent last
Sunday in this city.
William r Megear and sister, Miss
Hattie Megear, took motor trip down
the State on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
4EyENING WITH MISSTONs.,

AN Evening With Missions" was
given by the members of. the Standard
Bearers. of Scott NJ. r. Church. in tho
church hall last evening The dia-
logues, Mrs. Tree Village Receives"
Tired OF Missions" and Village OF
India" were delightfully."- given.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
B R T Il S

REYNoLDs-On May H. 10 Mr. and Mrs
j.. H. Reynolds. Of 10 500 Poplar street
inns city son, Louis Barclay Reynolds
RIcHARDSoN-on May "a. to Mr and
Mrs. Orvlne Richardson Of No i8i ives,
twenty 'nin'h street. this city, son.
SMITH-On May ~ az the Jones Hos
pi.al. to MIR and Mrs. Harry leo,
Smith, Of No COZ East Twentv-secon,
street, this city, daughter.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
MARRIED a5 YEARS

In honor of their twenty-ffth we'd
ding anniversary. the Rev and Mrs.
G.. 4. Anderson will give a reception in
Harrison Street M. e Church on Fri
day evening, June 1.
Evening journal., 1917-05-25
MISS MCCULLOUGH no BE BRIDE.

HIoo McIULLUIUH To Do DI0'1'11'
Miss Agatha Mccullough, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mccullough
and James Faulkner, both Of this
city, will be married in the parsonage
Of Silverbrook NJ. e. Church, on We'd
nesday evening, June G. Following
the ceremony there will be a recep-
ton at the home OF the brides par
ents. No. So Ivy Road, after which
the young couple will leave for a
brief STAY at Atlantic City.
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Fast Harness Horses
AT Kalamazoo Races

nhI,hMhTrp, Mich. i"IY nv ""
,LI,I u,nud ,I,ruIi ur"'lnR ~ W" ~"
,nu VIII "rru h",o '"in"t'"- WIN y"
r,I,Iv Irrun Tot ~ r"iIlor It"n ""'h
lin prnu,i "Ir'.uiI ""rUpriRn"'1 NM w"
IrIr mil, irn,ha rur tho I"ur any" ~
rn'luE
tpun IF tho hIghori "l"nr rn""n ~ w"
,ntIro rTmgrniu ~ on Tu"a1HYH ''"'
,no -.0t ,urr Tor u t1nnn purH". soy
crnI rr tho grind circuit r'nrH "' w"
,hr tIryrInnh nnh 1I"iruli meetings NJ"
ou,rrnd particularly Ado" Guy "h''
rotor T.u"lt. A n"lh Of eighteen !" uh"''-
ned for ~" event.
Th" I'll rncr AMI ia" 2:lT trot TOT
81 hnO nur.cr Cmtnrl"t" tho program
rrnrrnu F:nrh hns fnirly lnrH" h"I",
,rrh,.-u h"inr Tunlin"d In tn" Pncc ana
thirteen for III" ir"'.
II Inns ir"u und"r"in"d TINT IN" pet
,,r,- rc.,iriCiinus which affected ~" I'"-
,,ri, meeting viii not iut"rf"r" WIN
,Lu., .n Inclined hers. mud S"rl"'"'y
ruvrImnn predicts II $u"'csSinl '''''.
Inn. Irsritr The competition of tlr NJ
rucIIyr hnlf-mll" program nj MI. l''"-
an. TING wreck I'm the Michigan SNORT
ship circuit. ,,.
In the feature event OF tho week. 'h'
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$40. 600 paper mill ntnkr. 2:0S trot, We'd
monday. 26 hornon arc qunlinod.
PLAYER LIMIT IN THE
WESTERN ABOLISHED

CHICAGO. July 80.-Bscau"o Of the
danger OF losing star players drafted
for military service. President Hickey
Of the American Association announced
to-day that tn" player limit had been
abolished. Tho clubs will be permit
ted TO carry m many players rs they de-
sire. Heretofore they wero restricted
TO fifteen.
President Hickey explained that sev-
eral players hrB certain To be lost In the
draft and to prevent tho clubs from
being seriously weakened. new players
will be sIxned at once no aa to give the
managers an opportunity 10 try thom
out,
There Is plenty nf material available,
President Hickey said. from tho smaller
lcuuurs ihuI have disbhnhed.
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MhRoUAAD ErTECTIvH.

NtINEArt. July Jh---Wlth Nnr-
uunrd ofrcrtiv" when hilu W~nni rum.
nrnnIIlyu had liltlo truull" In lrfrn'inE
Cincinnati her" to-day IL 7. f"mr lri-
pl~s two dnuhl"a md two 1lnEl"H.
coupled with thr"" hna"s "n ball" "tt
MnrrIunr, only nctt"d m" lnrnla thr"o
runs This caused by Mnruunr'l n
tightening up In tn" pinrhcg. ON tho
other hnnd both Rink md iill"tt w"r"
hlf hnrl Srnrr.
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nODIkn kAOOVAAhD.

r'r,nEiE. ~ a.. LAZY 80 I.iIiIo I'M
.I.i,.N,I,GuI Ia lI,G iniGst ne alluailhn 10
h.. nrIIi,.u .I.rL hIaiil.I wee I"iah 10"
day a.3.",,,Inr 1" -n.''ts I."'Iil"s h"Is
Jiur.u In,iI.a .I ,n.n VsI'. pea lab"'l 10
ih. f"in.a H"iui.i"P h"Vs h""" h'"u0hs
h.,. n"r.,"l uiL.,a Ut'"Hr'i'n'sh ."
49, irI""'h !" l"t" l""' 'h"h hs"s
fh- nh"""". ~hI''l' '"'~ "-'""'I ~ Tbs
"rt,", ""t 81 ~" outlay d""' """"d IN
Jrn, 49, ILrp ,r-"I,"d ~" s,--" iIiul,sV
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hnruint,l rhI"u b"s',. hlIH. 'nlIlI'h 80
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got !tn"rifir" ~ fh"II'' I"'"h'''
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lar. n,n,kIyn l. ''I,,'IuuniI " ~" '"'i
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Iturrnin. ~ Toronto. F1rst Grms.
I.uffnlu. q. Toronto. Q; Second EhmAs
lrirI"nu lnnIuRr. called. dnrkn"aR.
Itrrh"ater. E: Montreal. 8
Providence. &; Newark. !.
richmond. ]: baltimore, ].
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I.IItI,NI'rI.rliIh. I"lr Y" ''"T''
LruI tho h"u~ I"nIu." hi'H ""I' "'"'
In,rd r,,huv and t'lr'"l"uh won. '"
/ Nyrtu VIM driven 'H lh" '"''"'
in iir uIuIh inning "ul " I"hhn''
wont IN mad rr"pr"d III" rnIIT JON"
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WnItor Pip In tho only Ynnkoo plnY'r
who hun been In ovnry Inning OF oV"ry
chnmpionHhip gnmo thin noaHon PocR-
.npnrh dropped out on Hntnrday MI"
Mnirnl during tho recent nor'oS IN 81
Louis.
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Toronto hnn purchased lnh"ld"r FRANK
Truosdnlc from baltimore ana htht'on""
him on second. whllo Lnjoie Is plnyihK
first bmso In place Of Graham VINO ms
dou, tho Zabnl net and quilt tho tenn.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YssisTd~v's DANES

N@si eId~ - Dance
I'Iitnl.r"rh { '."w i'"h !
chicago" A. Ii"1i"r, !
un""hIim Cincinnati
IhIi"IrlriIn, 1 - I'""IT.
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eOIyTnanH ARaOUIA

hItnutr 7 h~Wphlr. I rlI"t GDus,
h,I.utn 4 hru,phl". q. pr"rSd RsIDa.
nIr,uInahnu, ~. tIttl" Dt""h. o.
Nav ,Irlcnnr T. Chattanooga. J.
Mo other Rnrnnr nciI o,luleh.
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Hunh. Wit and Young novor Hoom 10
Iuuka all error.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YostordnY'a Gn mos

YostordnY'a GnmoH.
! Boston. 7: thirnR". !.
New York. :. 81. Louis. :.
Cleveland. Il Philadelphia l..
Detroit. &c: Washington.
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Leo MnHea has been benchcn ny Lh'
Rruwna, hut that was e1port"n. us u"
wna serving ~ uilllty h"lher W"'"
Pratt WIS indisp"scd. Jones TOOK Hnkoo
for us. as utility intieldnr lie hnldrh
hrlllinntIy while .nbhihg for Pratt. nut
dht IiIllr with tho stick.
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Ted Gather. former Boston outhrider
rs hitting the baIl hard for MONTREAL
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.,,u md Moth ench made thr"" "'nR'""
nud n InuhIo In nvn tirn"H nj h"t. wh'''
unonkor nnh Iintsa "anh made '"'''
hlIH. Ec"r": =, m
,r,,1 rOnnOOi IL -
-, ,,,Ih, 1900 90 q o. IL 4
unghy aud nllIlnEH: Myers, IT, 'oh"~
non md HChnnR.
ALL LOOKED ALIHE.
,r.rtIINC,,rbN July 30.--Dntrolt
hammered II qunrtrit" Of washington
nJt,.Icrr for Fl hits tnday md won. J."
r. 4 cobb. VIII md F"n"h o"ch R"t
nvn hits, and Cobb rnado hvo runs III
6 tImcs at bnt. Score:
Do,-o,, oo1D33R 3--l8 II
Washington :. O1012 90 90 l.
Coyclesklc. Cunningham and SthnhRo'
Yclle: H. Hayser. Shaw. Duinont'
Craft.
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To-daya Games.
New York Mt IittShmrRh
philadelphia mt st. L"ul".
Hr0OIti IA nj Cincinnati
nnstou ut GhicnE0.
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Nn,!rrr"u I'nuIrrr ltl"m nu'l Ennll"
rInr : /
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Chattnnooga has released Lester Shee
han. Inflelder, and Outtieider Smith. Ihey
70 To maka room for Platte. lh'nnlhB
Chrislcnborry and other newcomers.
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Hcrt Rhotiun OF tho ltrowna ms peoh
on. ur the stars Of the American League
for several ycnrs. but no Ia having
very bad Ne lson this year. llo has pee"
batting poorly and his NIL around WON
.r..ns TO haze fallen off rs result.
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WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

pitcher Dan Triple. who wah returheo
IN thc Ynuhn by tho Toronto CLUB wh'''
th,, team was ut Cleveland. hns boon r'-
,,,..d TO the baltimore lntnrnn'i"nh'a'
I,r Joined Juck Dunn'u clu9 Mt ltoonoa-
tor yesterday.
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Wnrrnt Tho Giants drop Rh'''" ~"
Tho nunh-ntor lntornnti"hhln'
when We wnrn beginning l" thlhN ,'''
IN, t.nthnmItrn wrrn inproEhnn'n' H''''
tln yyIrcrt Of US AFRO limbo l" max" L','
tnkrr. Now wo wond"r II thor" wiz wv
n rumnr rprond about Tint th' ''"'"A'
trnuchiro will 10 nhIftod to hnothor p''r
of tho Empire Htnto7
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who In tho manager or tho white So1
cIur,ucs Rowland or Kid GlcHsonT
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E.l-Ptraie Hank Robinson. out or tha
Rnme FOR two weeks with rrlpp'""
hand. hua come back strong Tor l-il'I"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
Standing OF Clubn.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-26
GUNS AND GUNNERS
FOR MERCHANT SHIPS
The Guns Would Not Be Put
Aboard for Armament
Says Secretary

Washington, Feb. 26.-The navy de-
partment has the guns and gunners to
place on merchant ships if congress
authorizes the president to take this
step. Secretary Dan1efs today said that
the navy was prepared to meet any
situation that viii arise by action Of
congress.
There are great many excellent
gunners i'll the naval reserve The ad-
dresses of these men are ON file at the
navy department. The guns that would
be used in arming these ships are at
the navy yards.
1T will not take any time at all, !"
said Daniels, "to prepare these boats
when congress acts"
When asked if the navy would sup
ply gunners as well as guns, Daniels
said that they ''wouldn' t put on gun
on ship as an ornament"
Questioned regarding the conveying
of merchant ships, Daniels intimated
that the navy department did not look
upon conveying with approval.
incidentally announced that the per-
sonnel of the navy now totals 5S,6S5.
During February 1877 men have
been accepted at recruiting offices.
Several hundred more were rejected
because of physical requirements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-26
Many New Articles
of Incorporation Filed

Articles of incorporation fled with
the corporation commissioner this morn
ing are as follows:
The Delta Shingle company with a
capital of $4,000 to manufacture
shingles. The principle office is at
Florence in Lane county and Ernest
Walker, E. ]. Adams, J. NJ. Williams
are the incorporators.
The Northwestern Tradin. company
with capital of $1,000 to deal in mer-
ehandise and personal property with J..
Sehonberger, Charles E. McCulloch and
G. G. Frisbie as incorporators. The
place of business is Portland.
The Novelty Candy company with a
capital of $4,000 to deal in candy, con-
feetions, bread, and bakery products.
with W. M. Coplan, J. E. Tauch ana v.
Casseri as incorporators. The place of
business is Portland.
Supplementary articles of incorpora-
tion We're filed by the Trvington club
for the purpose of enlarging the scope
and changing the object Of the club
were filed with William F. Woodward
W. J. Hoffman and f. S. Fields as in
corporators One of the many purposes
of the club is explained in the follow
ing: ITO conduct, foster, and encourage
social, benevolent, literary, educational
and charitable enterprises and to re-
heye human want. The value of the
property is given as $4,000 and the
place oft is located as Portland.
Certificate of increase Of capital
stock from $4,000 to $50, 900 was filed
b. the Murphy Timber company. Ger
tificate of dissolution of the Oak Is
land Farm was also lied.