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Evening journal., 1919-10-14
DELAWARE To HOLD
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Arranged to Get Line on
All Students in
College.
TO CONTINUE DURING
WINTER SEASON
eclal 10 rhe Eyening JouraaI.

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Oct. I4-Coaches SIMPLE!
and LeCalo have completed arrange.
n~nls for the weekly athletic events
which will be started This week and
continue all fall and winter The 0rs'
of these events will be held on Friday.
The contests that day will be throwing
the football for distance; kicking the
football for distance and drop kicking
from any angle back Of the 2j-yard
line. There Will be a total OF -
events and one or more will be decided
each week.
These contests which were held for
the first time last year attracted much
attention and as a result many stu
dents came out and developed into good
athletes who probably would not nave
otherwise come out Ten places VIII ne
awarded for each event The winner
win get 30 points. second Q points, etc.
Men who have not competed in events
will not he eligible for any events az
Ter lhe 18th Points will be awarded
TO classes as well as individuals. llis
not only brings ont individual com
pctition but also arOusing more interest
bv the class competition.
one Of the rules governing the events
is that men will not be eligible TOT
medal who do not meet the varsity
scholastic requirements One medal Wiii
he awarded for each 10 men competing.
Tho lists Of events to be decided ioi-
loyys. Three and one-half miles cross
country run: football throw for as
tance. football kick for distance; ioui
coal shooting in basketball; shootinE
roals from any angle behind the l'-
foot mark: baseball thrown for as
lance. running bases for time; throw
ING strikes: iOO-yard dash; 22O-yaru
dash. iiO-yard dash; Ss0-yard dasn ,
onc-mile run: shot put: discus throw
iayelin throw pole vault: high JUMP Z
broad iump: hurdle race six lap SWIM
ming race: potato race; tennis service,
drop kicking from 25-yard line' walking
nlarier Of mile. heel and toe
some Of these events will not pe nc,"
until next spring. Some OF the cahulg, l,,
dates for the cross country run VII
START practice this afternoon WIN
short run in the country.
The Athletic Council Will hold a hioe'
ing tomorrow night to organize.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
BRANDYWINE PLAY
SHAMROCK 90

The Brandywine football team opened
the season on Saturday, playing the
strong Shamrock club, at Seventeenth
and Spruce streets. The game ended
o 10 o. Coach Fincher wants the fol-
lowing men to report for practice this
evening. at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets. without fail: H. Knapp, Jim
Campbell Layton, Jim Palmer, Sam
shaw. Aschenbach. Eddie Taggart, les
shaw. Homer HannUm. q. NlcCloskey,
NHone. Tobln and Bill Ward.
Anyone wishing a game should write
10 Manager Al. Ainsworih, No. East
Ninelcenlh street. city.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
LEnNARD-nUNDEE AGAIN.

NEW YORK. Oct a. United Press
Benny Leonard worlds lightweight
and Johnny Dundee, his most
persistent challenger, are expected To
sign articles here in a few days for a
bout TO a decision Joe
Nmlvihiu. Connecticut promoter, is bid
ding for the bout as a Thanksgiving
attraction. Leonard and Dundee have
met seven times.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
OCTOBER II.

&.
Libra. the sign Of this birlhdate. in
dicates strong well-bslanced mind a
strong will and success in all under
takings Of a public nature, when spirit
ually awakened this nature becomes a
powerful factor for good, welding a
great influence over men and affairs
Venus is the governing planet OF this
hirthdaie and gives a loving, generous
nature and also a love for home and
family.
The birthstone Is an opal
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
.o,uER AND EAGELKE TO BOWL

Bowling fans Of this city are in for
a real treat next Thursday evening
when Charles Roamer and Carl Eagelke.
Of New York, viii meet L. Edgar Good
and Norman Carson. Of this city IN
special match at Grady's bowling ana
billiard parlors.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
DELAWARE KICKERS
TRIP PENN CHARTER

In the second contest OF the soccer
sea.on Friends school defeated penn
Charter Yesterday. 3 to O. the game
vas fun Of spectacular plays and much
rasier than Tie game with Upper Darby
IIipb school. The contest was waged
on lbe fine grounds Of Penn Charter at
Ouoen Lane. pa. Despite this, the Phlla-
dalphians were no match for the locals.
rho ffut-up-
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
nrnMAN HOLDS TITLE.

NEWARK. y. J.. oct a. United
press Pete Herman stll holds the
baniamweieht crown lie won an eight
round bout here last night with the
Newark boy. Harold Ferez. but failed
10 win back any Of his waning prestige.
lie was given but feeble hand at the
OF a tame. listless bout
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
50 Acre Farm, $1,000

CF 3iGl-Ths farm is situated in Cecil
County. Nd about one half mile from Ap-
pleton, ON the ElktOn and kembleNille
Road The. land is level and the soil wei
cultivated The buildings consist OF AN \
room stone house with front and back
porches. in very good condition; bank
barn granary, wagon sheds. corn crlh,
poultry house etc. There arc about 100
voung and old fruit trees in the orchard.
school one quarter mile distant.
Albert L. Teele Farm Agency Inc,
si2 King ST., Will, Del.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER-
Munitions Building, Washington. -. g.
sealed proposals ia triplicatc, will he re-
rcived at ubove office. until IL \. NJ Dc
pnrt Of order lOSi2 q. u. OvercOats. Bids
must be accompanied 10y guarantee of 10
nor cent thereon. Proposal blanks aud in
formation furnished on request.
sept2f 2J-3G 97-octi3-li
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
nEAL EsrAIr-rnn SALE

EOR sALE-HoUSE AT IOl 5. HAkkl'
Il son St. Inquire within ociS-l-t'
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

Az IMPORTANT ANNOUNCENMENI
TO MEN AND wOMEN WHO
WANT TO MAKE MONEY.
SELLING EDUCATION IN THE
FORM or THE BOOK or KNOWL-
gDGE Is TO THE RIGHT PERSON
4 PROFiTABLEAND AGREEABLE
OCCUPATION. BACKED BN THE
LARGEST EDUCATIONAL PUB
dSHlNG HOUSE lN THE WORLD,
TOU ARE BOUND TO MAKE GOOD
II THE SEED or SUCCESSFUL
tAIESMANSHIP Is AT ALL ~
-OU: WE ARE Not LOOKING FOR
AGENTS" NOR FOR CANVASS
FRS" But FOR a FEw MEN AND
WOMEN WHO ARE BIG ENOUGH
FOR THE PROPOSITION THE RE
sUNERATION IS oN a COMMiS-
uON RASIs: BoOK or kNOwL-
gDGE Statesmen ,ANp SALES
NOMEN THROUGHoUr THE COUN-
FRY FIND THEIR WORK MOST
eoNGENIAL ANp MOST REMU-
NERATIVE, SIMPLY BECAUSE ALL
pARENTS ARE INTERESTED IL
rHE WELFARE OF THEIR chill
oREN. II YOU HAVE SOLD GOODS,
DR lF You RELIEVE you HAVE
rHE ABILITY TO SELL, SUBMIT
-FOUR APPLICATION BY MAIL OR
n PERSON.
THE GRoLlER SOCIETY,
DENCKtA BLDG.
1tTH 4 MARKET SITS. PHlI.A, PA.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
From Fourth Street wharf.

r rom fVuttu street W hdII
Schedule IN Effect September % 1919
Subject 70 Change Without Notice
Leave both Wilmington. Fourth street
Wharf and Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf week days, except Saturdays. al
: 90 A NJ, Il o'clock noon and AS 4. VI.
on Saturdays. Sundays and HOLIDAYS
70 and 1890 A. n so. AS and 100 T. NJ
wfI.MINGToN. RoCTE.
schedule in Effect September %. 1919
DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
Leave Wilmington for pennsgrove Al
e90 500 and 1000 a NJ. 1900 O'Clock
noon zoo, 900 600, 500. 1000 and 12.ef
p NJ.
$50 us. 900 and II 90 A NJ, 100, 3 90
500. 100. 200 and 1i.oo p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
ttl SIZES SALE or
Personal PROPERTY
TYPEW RITERS.

i \. SMITH. REBUILT TYPEWRITER
81. Exchange An makes sold. rented aud
repaired Also Check Writers and AmcO
Adding Machines . W. seventh St. second
floor Phone S073 or 215J. decl3-lyr.
TI,YPEW RENTED THREE
Il months. 500 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange. second floor. y. w Cor
seventh aud Market SITS. aug22tf
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

EOR sALE-LoT AT 10TH ASD MAR,
Il ket SITS Address I. Evening journal
Office. OctlSJt'
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
Thomas and Belts

General Builders and Carpenter JUhbers
Phone 3JGG W. lUu- Mcsf Street.
scptiS-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT.

REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.
EOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE
Il seven rooms and bath. large porch and
ward phone. hot water heat; location to0t
Spring PARK; so per month Apply ge2 w
Eleventh 81 octl"-t
NOR RENT - LARGE FOUR-RooM
bungalow: two large porchcs. stable
and chicken coop. gas; one BLOCK from %
trolley. ON Lincoln Highway; Tot luYAlWu.
Apply George Montgomery, Forrest Fark'
oetll-4t.
APARTMENTs FOR RENT
NOR RENT-THREF ROOM APART
Il Nnent, second floor Apply SOs West
street. octlo-4''
NOR RENT - FURNISHED APART
Il ment for housekeeping. Ap2iE lJ
AlaLhct -
NOR RENT-GARAGE: SPACE FOR
L two cars Apply 80 West St oetl3-2t
SANITARY WORKER
wv J. WINCHESTER, A 4 BUTTON
w. wood SIS. Odorless excayating
when you want your cesspools cleaned,
phone 4G52-W. febl-lyr
NJ X. KELTER IS STILL AT FOURTH
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5liS.
june2l Tyr
AUTOMOBILEs ron SALE.
NOR SALE-ia1s FORD TOURING CAR
Il demountable wheels and other extras
Phone i2j6-J. octl5-Jt
EoR sALE-FORD TOURING CAR;
Il will sell right to quick buyer Apply
after p NJ GU W. Ninth ST. octl4-lt
NOR SALE-19i9 MODEL FORD ROAD
L ster Bosch magnetic; vacuum system
good rubber. 1882 Claymont 81. octl4-2t.
1OOn USED CARS AND TRUCKS.
iUUU Easy terms. !. -. Greenless,
agent $40 Washington 81 septl'-lm
NOR sALE-19i7 FOUR CYLINDER
i Buick sedan. Apply Wilmington. Auto
mobile 60. sepllt-u
DAY As YoU RIDE NEW AND
L used cars sold on terms to suit pur-
chaser e. T.. Lennon. 9l3 Nandever Ave,
l.. & 4 Phone SOL. oct13 81.
COR sALE-1oi7 DODGE TOURING
l. ear. reprinted and overhauled four now
tires: viii demonstrate. Apply i05 West
18th ST. Phone js5-W octll q
NOR sALE-imo OAKLAND RUNA-
Il bout. run 1000 miles rubber and
condition good. Apply 4. IT,
Massey 9Oi GHpin Ave. Phone 4i35J.
octii q.
INOR SALE-A FULL LINE or FORD
Il parts at the right price, All parts
guarnnteed Ryan Brothers, Washington
and Thirteenth SITS. Wilmington, Del
pbouc $50 sept21-eOd I'm.
I1OR SALE-HAYNES PASSENGER
= touring car: looks better than new
and in excellent condition: will sell cheap
for cash Pen Del pev. Corp. $50 Market
St Phone 12lG. Evenings call 26Sl.
.octi3t n.
1918 Chevrolet. j-passenser; very good
shape.
1919 Chevrolet Sedan; fine throughout.
1917 Oakland Roadster; good shape.
one Ford Touring car
one Hudson. good shape. S5OO
one Studebaker. good shape and rubber
$500.
The above cars may he purchased on our
convenient monthly payment pan II desired
SEE MR. RATLEDGE.
Open Evenings, To 2. ll2o freheh 81
pcti3-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

A Want Ad that viii rent your apart
ments should be used during the com
ing week and It will receive many re-
plies.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
III SINESS CaRn.

DAGs. NEWSPAPERS. METALS, FUR
II niture, mems clothing and all kinds
OF Junk We pay highest prices IN Della
ware. NJ Frankel successor 20 II. Sloan,
iOi Madison st. d. & A. $40. Jyl9-6m.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
TPuOISTFRlNG.
PIRIIC SALE.

4 TCTlON SALES ANY DESCRIPTION.
~ anywhere II You want 10 sell soc
Hamilton tho square deal auciioneer and
farm agent. 1Cj Madison St. Phone 73is W.
nrli am.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

L'oR SALE-sIx ROOM HOUSE; ALL
c9nvenlences: suburbs; possession 'c-
tOber -. Phone J72J-M octll-"''
Evening journal., 1919-10-14
MN MANTEp -rEMNLE.

,ctlli7M2l
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

ZONE SUPPLY OFFICE. COCA COLA
~ Building Baltimore, Md,-Sealed pro
posals will he received here until l. NJ.
october 10. 1919. for furnishing subsistence
supplies, groceries rte. covering November
aud December requirements for domestic
consumption by the army. Bids to be filed
in triplicgte. Guaranty Of 10 per cent. may
he required from successful bidders In
formation Obtaluable at above Office
octtO- 1 1914.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER
~ General. Clothing aud Equipage Divis-
ion. Munitions Building. Washington. II. 4.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate. will be re
ceived here until 10 y. NJ. October 2s. 1919.
for furnishing all or any part Of 100000
mattresses Proposal must lac accompanied
by guaranty of 10 per cent. thereon. Pro
posal blanks ANA information furnished on
request. Octl3-1l lJ-lG-23-2f
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

ZONE SUPPLY OFFICE. COCA COLA
II building. Baltimore. Md Sealed pro-
nosals will hc received here until 10 NJ.
october 70. 1919. for furnishing tho No
vcmber aud December. 1919. Washington,
ID. G. requirements of subsistence supplies.
groceries etc for consumption by the
army. Bids 70 be filed IN triplicatc. Guar
nufv Of 10 per cent. may De required from
successful bidders Information obtain
milo M above Office Octtt-Gt.
Evening journal., 1919-10-14

nor RENT -- LARGE FOUR-RoOM
L bungalow: two large porches, stable
and chicken coon gas: one block from
tralIcv. on Lincoln Highway: Tot lO9XlOO.
Apply George Montgomery, Forrest Park.
nsf1II If
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Wounded Severely
Wounded,
Degree Undetermined

TEMPLETON, Charles K. lieut., 12O Rim.
ers,de Dr'ue, Nem Yorh City.
y, WHjTMARsH, Francis H., lieut.. 913
" est End Arenue, New York City.
BALDWIN, Clarence w. Astoria N. Y
BONAMOSSO, Domenico. 316 West Sixty
ninth Street. New York City.
BROWNER, Charles 2o2 East Ninety
sixth Street, New York City
BECHER, Joseph. III Pulaski Street.
Brooklyn.
BENNARD1, Vito, Paterson. N. J.
BENNETT, Robert E., so Park Avenue,
CLARK. George, Paterson. N. J.
CLARKE. Patrick j.. sgt, III East 12Oth
Street. New York City.
COMIskEY, John NJ, 727 Spruce Street,
CONN, William j.. sgt, 81 Madison
Street. Brooklyn.
DYNAN, William G.. sgt, 1884 Webster
Avenue. New York City.
D! BESSO. Luigi, South Amboy, N. j.
DYkSTRA. Thomas, sgt. Paterson, NJ j.
FELDMAN. Louis. Paterson, N. j.
FILS1NGER, William, 6S Vermont Street,
Brooklyn.
GOODWIN, Fred, Newark, N. ].
GREENE. Stephen, 331 Sackctt Street,
Brooklyn.
GOLDEN, Harry, Ill East 112th Street,
New York City.
GRIFFIN, Harold v, 81 Court Street.
GOLDBERG. Max, 159 Manhattan Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
GURRERA, Antonio Newark, N. J.
GABRIEL, Gabriel S., 1873 East Eighty
GAfS'ANO. Angelo Mount Vernon, N. Y.
HUNT Francis v. sgt. 412 Vanderbilt
Avenue New York City.
HILL. John H.. 254 Vanderbilt Avenue,
Brooklyn.
HARLEY, William r., corp, SO Science
tady Avenue, Brooklyn.
HERON. James F., 1912 Flatbush Aye
nue., Brooklyn.
JACQUIN. Edward. Tarrytown N. Y.
JOHNSON, Fezekiah, sgt. Jersey City,
~ KAHN, Jacob. sgt. e5 Monroe Street.
KANE, Timothy. 262 HcmloclS Street,
Brooklyn.
KERN, Joseph W.. $40 West 14sth Street,
New YORK City.
KRAUSE. Harold J.. lis Hamilton Place,
New York City.
KEoGH. Emmett D., 4O3 East Seventy
ninth Street, New York City.
LENTE. Howard o.. 632 Second Street,
LANzARA. Anthony, Newark, N. j.
LIpMAN, Harry. 1913 Lexington Avenue.
New York City.
MALONEY, Thomas j.. sgt. 1873 Sixteenth
Street. Brooklyn.
M'GRATH, John F., Flushing, N. Y.
:. NAZZIO, Amelio. 161 Troy Avenue.
O'CoNNOR, Dennis, sgt, 334 East Nine.
tieth Street. New York City
PATE. Robert E., jr., sgt, SOB West 169th
Street. New York City.
QUINN. William j., Tarrytown, N. Y.
ROTH. Emil. sgt, All Seventh Street.
Brooklyn
ROMANO. Nicholas S NJ. corp. Hobokcn
N. J.
scHMlTz. Albin c.. sgt sa3 Central
Avenue. Brooklyn.
SCHOFlELD, Tony. corp. Newark. NJ j.
SEGALE. Victor E.. corp. West Hoboken
N. J.
SHEA. Michael. 314 West f17th Street
New York City.
:, TANCK. Edward "a Central Avenue
Brooklyn
WEISS. William f., 1852 Hancock Street,
Brooklyn.
WEINAND, William f.. Ais East Fifty
sixth Street, New York City
Wounded Slightly
TAYLOR, Garpin p. ieut.. Mortclair,
ADELMAN. William j.. 1856 scholes Street,
Brooklyn.
ADUBATO. Frank, corp, Newark. NJ ].
AMADIO. Anthony, Yonkers. N Y
AFFENIrO. Eugene. 303l Fulton Street
Brooklyn.
:. CARROLL, James, 81 West 1o4th Street,
New York City
;. CARDoNE. Peter. III Ashford Street,
;, cAPUTo, Joseph 2o5 North Eighth Street.
''SSS,i' a'oII'S eoIiIiNs; l4epA r., Newark, N. !.
nue. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
aced Own Barrage
To Save Americans;
Gets Second Honor
Lieut.. Col. Arnold Is Again
Named by Pershing for
His Bravery i'll France;
Other Citations Awarded

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE COM
mander in chief, in the name of the
Pres dent, has awarded the distin-
guished service cross to the following
named officers and soldiers for acts Of
extraordinary heroism:
Lieutenant Colonel A. c. Arnold, 9th In
fantry. For the following act of extraordi-
ary heroism IN action near Ihiancourt.
France, Sept. y, 1918. Lieutenant Colonel
Arnold is awarded bar to be worn with the
distinguished service cross awarded him Nov.
%, 1918. At q critical moment in the ad-
vance this officer went through barrage
and stopped the assauting lines Of a neigh
boring unit which had failed to halt on their
objective and were in danger from their own
barrage His GOODNESS in walking up and
down the line under heavy enemy lombard
ment inspired confidence and restored orde-
in his waverng line. Home address, 256
West Ninety seventh Street, New York City.
Private Patrick J. Clark, Company c, 5th
Machine Gun Battalion. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Thiaucourt, France,
Sept. 49, 1918. On two occasions Private
Clark unhesitatingly went through heavy
machine gun fire, carrying messages. Later,
when volunteers called for to take a
message through violent barrage, he was
the first to respond. Home address, Bridge
port Conn.
Private Hyman Lashiwer. deceased, Com
pany NJ. 9th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroisn in action near Jaulny, France, Sept.
T.. 1918. Private Lashiwer, with three other
soldiers, volunteered to carry wounded men
of other companies from in front of our
advanced positions and carried this work on
under violent machine gun fire while a
counter attack developing. Home ad-
dress, College Point, Long Island, N. Y.
Private Tony Wagner. Company M. 9th
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac-
ton Jaulny, France. Sept. -, 1918.
Private Wagner, with three other soldiers,
volunteered to carry wounded men of other
companies from in front of advanced
positions and carried this work under
violent machine gun fire while a counter
attack developing. Home address, 1913
Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn
Corporal William ]. Boyle, Machine Gun
Company, 9th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Medcah Farm, France.
Oct. 5, 1918. Corporal Boyle saved the lives
of many of his comrades by killing two
enemy machine gunners and putting the guns
out of action. Home address. 432 West
Twentieth Street, New York.
Private Ernest Washington Porter. de-
ceased, 23d Company, 9th Machine Gun Bat
talon, United States Marine Corps. For
extraordinary heroism in action near Thiau-
court. France, Sept. Is, 1918. While taking
with the remainder of his gun crew
from a heavy artillery barrage Private Porter
answered a call for volunteers to combat an
enemy aeroplane. Upon reaching his gun he
instantly killed by an aerial bomb.
Home address, Newark, NJ j.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY, Y,,,ss On
NEW YORK. S.: I. EDWARD EVER
EFT CLAPP. OF No. 9s Washinst@
street. East Orange. County of Essex, sssr ss-
of New Jersey, surviving partner OF the lT nlr
OF T. f. Clapp & Company. DO HEhhps,
CERTIFY that | am The successor IN ~
terest. conducting or transactng the nus
ness OF Insurance at 90 William Street, -
the County of New York and State OF ~.
York. under the name OF +, +. Clapp Ips :,
pany. and that the true or real full nanis :
the person conducting or transactins ~
business. With the postoiiice address oi s"'
person s as follows
Edward Everett Clapp. eS Wsshns.o.,
Street. East Orange. New Jerses. Business
80 William Street. New York CRY. M
EDWARD EVERETT CLAff'
Dated New York. January 24th. lsis.>.vu
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY of - -.
YORk.-On the Path day OF Jaonary' n'.s ~
teen hundred and nineteen. before me ss M
Edward Everett Clapp. 10 me known 81 ~ ~
Individual described in and who executed. ss nv
foregoing instrumeFt, and Acknowledge -
~ Ssss j. ,,,, w MihI5sAM, 5aas,; J : HlTcHRsha r Ras
County Clerks No. 2i4. Reg NO,
Certificate Filed In New York County ~
Y County Clerks No Sia. Res. sa
scST Commission expires Ma'''
1912
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or Sss. s;s.v
YORK. IS: !, William ~ III
Clerk OF the S9Ad county ana Nc f.ntIfi-
Supreme Court OF ssid State for ssla s0Sep sas
~ Do Certify that have compares - q
preceding with the original cefsinss" ana
Conducting Business ON flie IN M oucs, se,,oa,
that same Is "a correct traaScript thetN''
and OF the Whole OF such original,
Indorsed Filed January 24th. 1917 sah.
In Witness Whereof have hereunio s,,,sial
scribea my name and affiNed my a''
seai this 24th day of January. l9ar
(Seal) WILLIAM +. SCHNEiRi6ss,ns,,x is,s,x.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
New Republics Children
Of Nations, Says Taft

Special Correspondence
BOSTON. Feb. 7.-Former President
Taft told the delegatec to the League
of Nations congress here to-day that
the boom of elf-government was in
danger of being overdone.
IL am in favor of setting up MANY
Of these states as Independent repub-
lies, but we must face facts and re-
alize that self government, to be ben
eficial, must be practiced until people
have experience.
1--WE are prone every time prob
lem comes up in connection with these
independent peoples to say, we will
give them elf-government. 1t will
cure them right away" l have had
some experience and I venture to
question it.
eve launched Cubas republic and
then held her up. We are about to
launch eight or ten Cubas in middle
and Eastern Europe, and we cannot
afford to have them fall. They will
be the children of the nations making
along"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Going On To-day

DAY
We" admission to the American Museum OF
- Na'ersl History. Metropolitan Museum of
York Geological Park American Museum
hos Safety and tho Aquarium
Address by DR.. Iohn X. Mott. international
secretary secretary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. '"The War Work Pro-
gramme o. the Young Mems Christian AS
- sociation" before the League for Political
tduca;ion. Carnegie Hall. 10 80 a. M
5o'i'hcation Day Of the Boy Scout Annive--
sary Week.
Meeting of the Womeus Press Club, Wal
O. dorf-Astoria. : p m
Address by Albert c. Phelps on 'An Appre-
citation of Gothic Architecture" Metropol-
itan Museum OF Art, p m
Address by Norman HapRood on "The League
2f Nations" at the dinner of the brooklyn
Chamber Of Commerce. p. m.
and 69th Regiment Armory. all day.
Luncheon of Republican Club, clubhouse.
afg1 p. IN.
EVENING
Farewell dinner to Captain Carpenter, V. c..
Brooklyn Academy of Music 7 n n,
annual dinner by Troop a, Boy Scouts OF
America. to their fathers. Fourth Unita-
rian Church, Beverly Road and East Nine
,,, ateenth Street Brootiyn, p. m,
Dinner by the New York State Suffrage
Party to Nine Catherine Dreshkowsky,
Hotel Biltmore. p. m.
Address by General A. w. Greeley. u. s. A.
tretired). at the dinner and annual re-
Union OF the veterans of the Spanish
American War belonging to the United
States Volunteer Signal Corps Association.
- Park Avenue Hotel p. m.
Dinner to Justice Faber. Waldorf-Astoria,
I p.
ADDRESS by William Jennings Bryan at the
dinner of the American Committee for the
independence of Armenia, Hotel Plaza
~ D. M
Address by Evan Thomas recently released
from the Fort Leavenworth Military
Prison, at the meeting of the Messiah
Forum, Park Avenue and Thirty fourth
Street, p
ART EXHIBITS
Allied Artists OF America. Fine Arts Build
ing. 215 West Fifty-seventh Street.
Arden Gallery. 500 Fifth Avenue, paintings
of shipbuidng industries under govern
ment control during the war, by John c.
Johansen.
,Ardsley Studios 11o Columbia Heights
q Brooklyn, Japanese prints, paintings and
-, other works
Arlington Art Galleries. pa Madison Ave
nus. Oriental paintings and miniatures BY
Nicolas S. Macsoud.
% seventh Street, hand-decorated textiles.
Grolier Club, II East Sixtieth Street early
printed liturgical books books of hours.
mssas. etc.
ufacturers and designers. showing mu
Mich Galleries. 1oS West Fifty-seventh
81. Street. paintings and drawings made at
"a Ssvs'.t 1y S. j. Woof.
Nstionai Arts Club. 1l9 East Nineteenth
ts-sess. American Water Color Society.
Rev foPa Public Library Print Gallery.
Room 32l. the zone in graphic art :
Staart Gallery. Room 3l6, master orna-
remefltalists.