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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-05
TEXAS PRESS
Th. sa.nsnasd seo,so,e ~,


81 b ass nuruisine as BE- b. rcsrctla-
nir nat m moo da, and time Hn of-
iUrf should Boz made hF fune ul ihr
mn.t Intelligent mrmhor of tho ler
alaiurr to ren,.l thr suspended .,n
t,loo mW of t least fo .o almond ii
as in Nfnnh repeal BE-
Thr Chronicle h.nefes that t tno
REASONS fol the Jaw uud tnr purpose
auuehi u hc attained u.s. BE- Hro
property nui before she legislature hr
movement wNi Boz abandoned
Th, criminal mWs oi ihr state fof-
mrtN nNrd certain penalties fn 'ef.
tan .aiutntt nNrnrrs aud rArNp int
minimum aud muslin punishment
therr Was nn element uf feasibility 900
thr aw And no discretion given court
or uy whereby allowance might nr
made fol uno oi youth isnorlnce on
education opportunity temptation
hahu character or environments
within the minimum ANA maximum
hnie np nw Applied alik, Go enc
hardened professional criminal and io
ihc defendant Who fol the firfi um'.
porhapa under strong temptation nnd
hy reason oil sNl association, had
uansgieased nd both had to 80 to
Z NiNN N'tiN'f' fN'''''
The professional criminal looked
upon ID ts "a melc interruption OF Hno
Interference fol "a tmc win hit lio'
a. .sIoua" activities. uud was no bet
ter or WORSE when he came out Wml'
! ihe inst tlmo offender saw n % iuh
una bupht for hlH whole liie
Every day some country no} Mn'
lIacy ucyoi saws % cits before GOMEZ
10 iho city. and amid ns many temp
tations gets into ryil associations, an'
Is ofion lod into tho commission 4"
,ouo aci. the gravity % which n' doe
not realize. bat which h f"loniou
,r.mp under the luw.
/ Nc is Indicted. hs huh no a'f'ns'
n lac finds out Too late thnt MS act VA
a crime. ana u There WAS no suspend
Ell sentence las" bee would have 4
70 10 iho poniieuiinry with the fcaul
4 that nis NE would he iuinaA an
nkelN a criminal would br made. in
atead Of character being saved b
niv.nn thn ioot boy "a chance "a fc
uenl ana redeem himself outside
pfiHon.
every member Of me les'slesur
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-05
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
MEMORIAL

Following ihe request of the
Citizens Committee Shat lehru.
Hrs Nih he observed throughout
THE country bon memory OF Thco-
d0fc Roosevelt. arrangements
have been made fof fitting cerr-
monies in every army and navy
camp iu the country The ccrc.
monic, win bee under the direction
ol ihr commanding Officers who
viii have assuciated with them
tie MAR ers of ihc Liberty
Theatres song leaders and dra.
maiie directors an of The orr
ganigatio1s engaged Boo camp ar-
iiti,ic. including ihe Young
Mems Christian Association,
Young Momcn's Christian Assoc
citation. jewish Welfare Board.
National Catholic War touueii.
salvation Army md Che War
Camp Community Service, win
also participate boz Che memorial
ln thousands nf cities and towns
throughout the country these or.
CARNATIONS will also have cero-
monic. n cooperation with ciii-
gens committees and LEGAL AM.
ih0ritics
Arrangement, for those meet
mes have been completed under
The direction OF Colonel arthur
Woods. fDmcr Police Commits.
sioncr of Nov York City. and
George u Bell of thc Commits
sion on Training Camp Activities
and former Liceuse Commission
az of Now York City
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THE HIGHWAY SITUATION

Highway construction was held
up nll over The country while the
war was on With more truck
ing and motoring than ever be-
fore. and with repeir work scarce
j, kept up. tAe roads m MOST
placcs have detorioraicd
There IS growino dissatisfaction
with The ola policy of piecemeal
road construction Pennsylvania
has voted for "a bond issue of TJ0,-
100000 for highway, and llli-
nois for one Of S6O,0O00Ou There
IS new government in Mmeeo.
tato raise 100000 THESE sums
are enormous and they alarm
MANY conservative taxpayers
Hn AZ the old rate 0f road build.
nag the present generation wall
be dead before comprehensive
system Is built
There are now good many
handsome main luc bouleVards
on which speeding motorists can
vef smashed zap go their heart
content. Bus the hard roads d'
moi touch the mass 81 farm prop
eriy.
You can't produce iood econ
onieally on farm the outlet Of
which Il a soft road. Either th'
farmer realizes low figure, OF
Tie consumer pays high bu
when trucks aud teams make
mick trip, the farm can be rn'
with less labor
The trucking charges Tor Re'
,ino food 10 the markets viii con
sinne high tax until nation
Wide movement has made "a
bulk of the farms more acressin'
10 llic railroads.
rho question whether roa'
bnildinz on bie scale VIII pa
4 QUO Is be decided only after es
n..,, investigation. The cost
',rrat and should be undertake.
AMY when a substantial gam ca
~ figured over y term q year,
Aoshoriiies on rural development
,,.,,all. lhink II pays, Even
.sa,,,..,.s business man Nou''
t@"' " t'tIt T. M M N #I|Ifft
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ECHOES OF SCIENCE

for wrItmE N fhe dark 900 Inventor
hlr mounted tnt inflndesceni Hup
over tNr point of O. fountain pen. cn-
oOsiu. the hattDft fhHt supplied 90
with electricity ln tho barrel
Growers boo the French Riviera who
.hin millions nf boxes of cu flowers
anuunif nayc learned mat thcl keep
ffo.n much longer 30 placed in cold
storage dag or two before shlp.
pin
Two coiloi aprlnr. and three i0nted
tfms comroa new stahlN2or i0r aa.
t0mohUr ff.efIue wheels to nrlng them
into tho STRAIGHT ahond position nu-
tonntlcail iurr ihcy have been turn
rd
re 'usmg nuttn1no monnicT in ia'rs
on wooden tower he erected on ton
Uf uui ID spanish electrician has
surcecded Boa drowning electricity from
thf ufmusnherD Ht % pressure of e0u0
VOLTS
naruuHe ordinary ladders frequently
.u whDn used against thD wallis off
.,nnircal siioa. 600 inventor has pai
Nntrl meta one Doe unrDr end oi
which iH huns ou wheels from pcr.
maucnf TRACES
Danish Inventor claims io have
eliminated tho scratches and kissing
sounds tom telephone receiver b,
thr uHe ot number oi wires ol fail.
ouf lengths naiend of single sound
producing Diaphragm
Amusement lor tho occupants as wet
lHs ufnlD arr combined in Soutl
4 Carolina inventor carriage for chill.
drrn W. which two seats Dfe alter.
lnHtviy raised and lowered hetweef
wheels Hvc feet in diameter
An electric pump with man, usa.
I that hus been invented Doe Europe b.
mounted on push cart takes curren
f, nom ans convenient aourCe and iit
lfo considerable height water q
iralsrr from wells and streams
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rHs THINGS THAT AeE MOI so.

sometimes thluk We sruwn.ups know
roo mau, things ihat are not sot
We 1ueud uuf time. of fo t serine
shatt,rna tnc childfon's iundest
dreams
kud lliHg Wft ewes WIN mif
ny proving rifips dent exist
Perhaps So ought to teach the youth
no tfeaa ihr rUaF,d way ui truth
And make them thlnh tfiH world 3D.
riHef
Whore .Venthlns IS commonplace
And unN tNai 70 irue vheH tlrN
Dan 500 and iuHrh from daN io dlf
tni yet ffni rohs e1ch rni AMI not
500 pu Imaginary loN
who follows HI.fN T.UlI .inru
laws
u.prNes child ID. SANTA 'iiHf
Nut rlKes Vum etsft fofs uusl 1r
Th. mIrIys ihat lfo dwelling fh"fo.
Whom children aa, Or thmeH ar. eo
its eUllum inal frIl thorn So
Boo nncfs mshlon 3 contri,o
go Neep tneH miN Iuik aNNe
Rafhel than oni thsif droams Boo
sriet
o fs o froneihcn their hcliof
tsu gu nirios ! hato mot
p.nrIn about The mirnouoiie
Anu iheir rNes aro oNDn wilde
with Wundornent uiih ipudei pride
. Nmfen boz, dun slow wlitcd hef0
NreHNne whHt tney $50 and suid
thlnk for uch q voton iiD
iN nc forgiven hy aud hN
Too soon ih0s. ilttip sNus VIII weep
u'er hfokcn alrnma theN cannot NoDp
Too soOn Im sure thefH c0mc to
EnuW
uov man, cherished lo,a lr.n' so
Copyright. 1919. by Edgar a Guesi)
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ANOTHER DRIVE

Mon. women and children to-
day uiIl ho a.kod 90 coulrihutc
60 md amounting 90 sll3O.
which is fhc Corpus Christi quota
towards ihc faud being raised io
save and susiaiu the prosecuted
neunle. of Armenia and ~yria
Tie world has stood aghoN az
ile cruelty of ihc Wu,peakablc
Tma who ranks with the German
Sd all CHAT Is dcspicahle SOME
one ha. said that uf all the peo.
pies m ihe world ihc TURKS ore
ihe VERY lowest and the atrocities
that ihcy have pcrpetraied ON The
Christian peoples. 0l Asia Minor
hears convincing testimony go
sustain ihc charge
Men of Armenia and Syria have
been murdered with ihe same
abandon chat ihe butcher in the
cai,le-pon practices, while the
women and children of the un-
fortunate nations have been treat
Ell 80 cruelty and inhumanly that
ihe heart cries out in rage Thar
such people Us the Turks may in-
habil rlS shine curih with 'hiuhan
beings
And The men. women and chill
dren 0f Armenia and Syria hive
been prosecuted because they nave
possessed that same indomiiahle
courage that imbued Christ when
he walked about uuafraid, rcyiled
hv those among whom be- lived.
surely m all Corpus Christi
there is NOT man woman oi
child who looks i0 Him above for
daily Guidance. who win he able
to iurn the solicitors for the Ar
menian and Syrian relief away
today. without that still smal|
voice of conscience calling out
aloud
Tho solicitors within q very few
hours should bee able TO rais'
every penny of ihe Copas Christ
quota
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-05
ANGLO SAXON ENERGY
STRENGTHENS HOPES
Believed League Established and
Peace Terms Settled Before
Wilson Leaves.
ny ahe Asaoela.sa Prsss.

Paris Feb. a. The progress made
"a the peace conference commissions.
as an outcome of ihe onersetlc Anglo
S4Non lOi uUlckcr sction. haas strcnsth-
entd lhc hope amoug tRe most optl-
mistir delegates ihai che league oi MAJ
,iona ula> he established ami that even
cortaiu tDgms may te settled before
President Wilson loaNrs tor ihe United
states.
Tho president nnd Premier Lloyd
George are understood 90 hc asi'tef
that there should he no iurthcr delay
SOME opposition .eAs encountered
I asst the ecncral sentiment 80 Che dcle-
gates b. iar pfoinpt action.
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0hHir' hsi is repeal or us amend
moni is sought by lawyers who con
nno their professional activities to
practice uf fhr criminal Inv because
20 onNI ffss tu reduce foes Certainly
900 ln,groi hHs sunt HH sat quite 90
$50 loss % level Hs ihnt lf there bee
b nnfi uut who has then BE- uueht
fo ho Boo the nonitcnfnry without hope
of pardon Houston Chrniclc
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BATTLEsHIP FLEET
SPRING MANEUVERS
Preceded by Three Large Seaplanes.
Vessels Leave For Cuban
Waters


Norfolk, Va. Feb. O. Preceded by
three hig sea planes the Atlantic bat
tlcship fleet, part Of which served
with the British grand fleet during
the war. steamed from Hampton
Roads today for Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba, for spring mancuvcrs. IL is
due in Cuban waters Saturday
The dieadnaught Pennsylvania,
flagship Of Admiral Mayo. conmand.
er va chief. led the long column Of
ships. composed Of the Missisaipp'.
oklahoma, Arizona, New York Texas,
Nevada, Utah, Arkansas. Florida Wy
oming. Michigan. Louisiana, Nebraska
and New ieffcy The collier Prone
Gus and the converted yachts Noko
mis- and Iris also were with the fleet
Othor vessels OF the fleet are already
100 Cuban waters or on the WAY there
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
CkTARRH OR A COLD
Saws Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

INSTANT Fcilei no waiting. Your
Olo fgod nosirHs opon rirh np. the mir
passages of Your head cloHi mud YOU
can nteutv .fyob So muxe haw.ine
sDuulnr. blowing headache drsuess.
$50. stfUFEiing Tor breath Ht nirht.
foNr cold or catarrh disappears.
tDf small bottle of EiN's CrrHni
Adm from Nour druggist now Apply
BE- little of this fragrant mflac9tic.
heating cream Boo Noir nostrllH. d nom
otuitcs fhrouph every nir Iiaaage co.
tho head soothoe tno inflnmed or suol-
ion musons membrane and rclicf comes
INSTANTLY
if Iust time Don't siat stuffed an
with COLD ui nasty cHtufrli AdN
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THREE THOUSAND GERMANS
ARE PUNISHED Al COLOGNE
British Find Chief Trouble ia Pun.
ishing Theft of Government
Property



London. Feb. A. British wireless
seivicel Ia the two months that the
British have occupied Cologne, there
have been 5000 arrests Of German
citizens on one charge or another, ac
gording 20 q dispatch 10 the Daily
News One OF the common charges rs
for stealing government property or
receiving t.
The British have had little diff
cults Ia enforcing the rule that Ger
man Officers and officials n uniform
shall salute British Officers or British
troops ON the march One of the
means found for enforcing this rule
is 20 compel an official who does not
salute company Of gunrda on che
march. 90 march around at the head
OF the company until the soldiers de-
cide be has had enough punishment.
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probably spend 5 90 40 per cent
oi his capital o. bring an an.
iiouaied plant up 60 date So "
does nos seem wholly reckless
when O state puts up two M three
per cent of lbs wealth io modern.
lrc los highways
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RECOGNIZES MAR-LABOR
BOARD TO ADJUST DlSpl fE


New York. Feb o. The Bethlehem
Steel Company. which recently relus-
cd 10 recognize the authority Of che
National War Labor Board has re-
considered and pledged "ioyal coop
GRAFTON in carrying through the two
important measures with which tine
finding Of the board dealt" according
TO statement hy the board here TO-
night.
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REyFNrE III y pElAYEp
Debate in House Will Begin saturday
Instead OF Friday

Mnshingtun, FOb' n IIaNN W
final action on the war revenue nill
were revised to-day because ot delay
in preparing the conference draft
nm, conference agreement viii not
lac submitted 10 the House untu
Thursday. with plans 10 begin hous,
debate saturday instead Of Friday
THIS change OF program will also q,
IN senate action until next Week
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LONDON srRIkE AvERrED.


London. Feb. 1.-The threatened
strike OF railway clerks n4s "
ayerted The employers have conced-
ga the recognition u the Halfway Aa1
Clarks' Union.
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WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT or AoRicULTURE
Weather Bureau

weather bulletin for thp % hours
ending 800 %. m. 18th meridian Time
Wednesday February g. 1919
station Maxi Mini
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rut 9ut the pictufe on AN four sides.
Them carefully Todd eoil, q line les eu-
tire icnglh. Then dotted line p and 30
un. feld EACH section underneath ac-
euiatclN ,,h'n completed turn over
ana yogl iind F, surprising result. save
tho pictures.
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copyriah, NsuonaI Newspaper service.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
0RGANIST KILLED On
WAY FROM CHURCH
Special % The Evenlng Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Nd. March 25.-Miss Annie
E. Grosh, daughter Of the late John w.
and Mrs. Grosh, Of Bacon Hill. met a
frighlful death on Sunday evening as
she was walking from her home to ser
vice in Trinity p. e. Church. Elkton,
where she has been organist for several
years. Miss Grosh and her sister. Miss
Harriet Grosh accompanied by their
neice, Miss Pauline Frederick, had en-
tered the Elkton town limits, and were
on West Main street, near Red Mill
crossing. Two automobiles were ap-
proaching. and instead of both machines
taking the same side Of the street, they
took opposite sides. From the rear came
a ea- bearing a Delaware automobile
license. This car struck Miss Grosh,
throwing her violently 10 the road. The
driver stopped at once, took the in
jured woman and her companion into
the car making a run for the Elkton
Hospital, where the victim lived about
two hours The tragic death OF her
young daughter was an awful shock 10
Mrs 6 osh. who is OF advanced age.
Miss Annie is survived by the followv
ing brothers and sisters, Misses Harriet,
Nina and Emma. wife Of John Frederick,
and John w. Grosh, Jr.. all living at
home Allan D. Grosh, Of Washington,
D. c., and Kitty, wife Of the Rev. Giles
B. Cooke, OF Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Annie Grosh was beloved by her
large circle Of friends. She was de-
voted church woman, being a member
Of Trinity Church, Elkton, where she
was active in all church work In ad-
dition 10 the regular work Of the parish
she and her sisters held little Sunday
school in their own home. for the bsne-
ut Of those unable to attend the regular
sessions in Elkton.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
ORGANIZE SOUTH
SIDE SINGERS

A community sing was given in pub
lie scfiooi No. Is, South Wilmington, on
last Friday afternoon. under the diree-
ton Of r. C. Jackson, representative in
community service. The following
short program was given by the pupils
of the school, Miss Mabel j. Caldwell,
principals:
Singing, THE Wind" school; exer-
else, Health" nine pupils; singing,
"Allemand, school; exercise. conun-
drums, twelve pupils; singing "Our
Boys, VIII Shine" school; talk on com
munity work, Mr. Jackson; patriotic
song. patrons and school; talks by the
Rev. J. w. Bond and the Rev w. j. l..
Hughes; patriotic song, patrons ana
school
Speeches We're made by Corporal Ray
mond Cornish and Raymond Bergman.
The outcome Of this sing was The or
ganization OF South Wilmington Com
munity Neighborhood rganizailop Fo.-
lowing are the names of committees and
officers. President, The Rev. J.l W..
Bond; vice-president, Charles Colburn ;
secretary. Mrs. Carr Johnson; assist
ant secretary. Mts. sara B0ntum.
Arrangements " IRE made TO hold a
street party comprising the following
committees:
Neighborhpod Counc 1.-THE Mrs
Beckles, Brown, Colburn, Washington.
Givens, Reed Misses Caldwell. Laws.
Recreation-The Airs Beckles. Davis
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
GIVE EXHIBITION
OF FANCY SKATING

The active membership list Of the
Wilmington Skating Club is growing
in leaps and bounds Nearly all Of the
better skaters Of the city are in line
and some pleasant reunions are held
as old timers meet one another at the
tri-weekly skating sessions Of the cluD.
Last evening the spectators at the
Rodney street reservoir were treated "a
an exhibition Of fancy and figure skat-
ing by two former enthusiastic follow
ers Of the sport. which, while 1t was
informal, was nevertheless good and
well worth an admission price.
1t has been suggested that II one or
mo-e Of the many musical organizations
Of the city would supply voluntary
concert It would be thoroughly appre-
ciated not only by all the skaters but
the public at large, for they, too' Will
eventually become ardent followers OF
this facinating sport.
William G.. Budd, new secretary OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, has extend
ed the courties Of the Chamber to the
members Of the club and the Tuesday
evening meetings will be held there as
usual
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
Heyl Lis Ell 10 This!

dragging down an armful Of law books
He found that out Of the last 10
breach Of promise cases. i6 were fllod
by brunets safe kissing 'em eh, docG,
and that 10. ~ divorce suits nine brunei
correspond ennts were mentioned as
against three blonds.
The same question was put TO the
marriage license clerk.
"More brunei couples are married
than blonds,' he said.
Which proves that there's greater
danger Of falling into the matrimonisf
seas Of kissing a brunei than a blond,
doesn't 10?
Doctor where do you get that stuff
about It's being safe TO kiss brunets? {?
statistics are agin you, doc.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
sCUUBFnT LOSES no CLANCY.

BY The United Pr ss.
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 25.-lt is
seldom that any fight fans raise a loser
30 their shoulders to occupy That ex-
allied position while his name is cheered
vet that is what the patrons did to Al
schubert. Of New Bedford. last night
after Young CLANCY, Of Baltimore, had
been declared the winner over him in a
l2-round setto az the Lyric.
That Young Clancy was beaten by
schubert few viii deny and that Referee
OBri n looted one is practically the
unanimous opinion.
Four of the first five rounds were
won by CLANCY, the FIRST second, fourth
and dflh. The third belongs to Schu-
bert and the next three were even. but
the mainde- Of The laurels were cap
ured by The visitor
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
rn nIscrss rIsn pOuNp.

The establishing OF fsh pound on
the Atlantic Coast from Cape Charles
to Seaside Park is a project to be sub
m.tted for public discussion at a hear
ing on Friday afternoon held by the
United States Engineers Department.
The public meeting will take place IN
Courtroom No 1, Of the Public Build
ing. Colonel j r. Jervey, in charge OF
eng neering work in this district, Will
preside. Notices Of the hearing have
been sent to residents along the coast.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
BY O G.. JOYFUL.

Don't kiss blonds; It's very menac-
Ing 20 The health; brunets are safer"
Thus does Dr. John w. Kenney, OF
Boston. try take the Joy out Of life lie
says it's very. very dang rous to Kiss a
pretty girl-if she's a blond Also, It's
lust as dangerous lhe asscrts) TO kiss a
homely blond. And. girls you mustn't
kiss blond men, either for there's dam
cerous. too. That is, their kisses are.
Maybe Or. Kenney knows what he's
talking about. / doubt IT, Chances are
he's talking through his bat
took the matter mp with a lawyer.
rs it less dangerous to kiss a blopd
than a Dunet2"
Wen see" the legal sharp said,
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
conslant.. wInchester. MIss HaIl.

Constant, Winchester, Miss Hall.
Decoratlon-The Mrs. Givens, Smith.
Police Omcers - William Goldsburg
w. J. Winchester, George Constant
Charles Fountain. Mrs. Bertha Evans.
Heallh-The Mrs. Givens, Cunning
ham, Bantum, Whitford.
Refrcshmenis-The Mrs. Ruth. Whit
ford
Newcomers Club Hospitality-Th h c
Mrs Evans, Reed, Smith. Misses Cald-
we'll. Laws.
Publicity committtee-Miss Mabel J.
Caldwell. Miss Annis Chippey, Mrs.
Bertha Evans.
The next sing viii be held on Tues
day. April 1, In MI Joy NJ. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
ROOT SHADES BROWN.

BY The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-Artie
Root, Cleveland featherwelght. out
roughed Frankie Brown. New York. con-
queror Of Champion Kilbane. and won
by a slight margin in a slow bout at
the Olympia last night In the semi
final Dave Medar New York. sadly out
pointed Sammy Schinf, Harrisbu s. Max
williamson, this city. defeated Jack
Isle. New York.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
TO TAIK OF O9IFNT.

Special 90 Tho Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del March 25.-Ni'ss
Anna Fer-on, who has recently return
ed from the Orient win lecture In the
court room on "Wednesday night For
several months she has been doing
missionary work and recently landed
at a Canadian mort. She Is now spend
ing a few days with her brother.
/ George Ferron. who went TO meet her
a few days ago.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
nm. NAMING COMING HOME.

Special tn-The EVENING JOurnai
SEAFORD. Del, March 25.-Word has
been received here that DR.. H. NJ. Man
ming, Of this town. who went overseas
nearly two years ago as O physician in
one Of the base hospitals in France
has sailed for America and expects to
reach the u. S. A. the first Of April.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
srANroN cnMlIINITY AssOCIATION

Sneci1l i0 The Evening Jon nal.
STANTON. March 25.-The stanton
Community Association met in the
school house last Friday night.
The electric lIght fixtures for light
Ing the town have been installed. and
| win soon be In service.
] The association decided 20 hold rs
mceHngs every two weeks and the next
meeting win be held on Friday evening
April 4.