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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25

GOT several men that can pay $500 to
$1,000 cash. BALANCE YEARLY
PAYMENTS, on 40 to 100 acres
WHAT HAVE YOU?
Exceptionally good 40 acres. princi-
pally IN clover, good buildings, paid
up water 10 miles from Boise, $4,000,
$1,000 cash. balance long time.
so acres. 40 acres in alfalfa Price
$1,000 $1,000 cash. balance like rent.
200 acres Boise valley with 80 cows
and all machinery and horses; every
thing goes for $175 per acre. Best
buy in valley
OVERLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
800 Soma Bldg tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-By owner, fine home A
rooms. lath and plaster, two screen
porches, well on east back porch,
city water by kitchen door, lawn
and garden, fenced, painted barn.
nice small hen house and chicken
ward. Sell for 5000. Clear title. Lin +
coin street, South Boise. Address l..
d. Larter. Boise. L. d. No. J30
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25

FIVE AND ONE-HALF acre tract I'M
proved with broom bungalow, To-
Gated on Hillcrest loop. for sale at
$3.50. Highly improved 5-acre home
on car line, Groom house, fine or
chard, $500. Ten acre dairy farm
5000. Twenty-acre farm on inter
urban. s42o0, Thirty -five-acre farm
with 10 acres prune orchard. $1,000
BOISE REALTY CO,
Iron Stairway Ninth and Main.
If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25
BOOTHS BARGAINS.

40 Acres near Kuna. new plastered
house; $50 per acre. $4,000 cash, bal
ance very easy
$50 Acres Brunean Valley land fair
improvements; SIS an acre: half cash.
balance $1,000 per year, per cent.
the making Of fine stock ranch.
S-Room house and four acres of ground
in strawberry Glenn $1,000; easy
terms. Would take cattle or a good
team in on first payment.
50 Acres near Meridian. good s-room
plastered house: S135 an acre: a snap.
goo Acres choice land in Long Valley
at $50 an acre on terms. This years
oat crop would probably pay for the
land, the expense Of planting and
harvesting and then some.
We take liberty bonds at par on any
of our own properties.
w. 7. BOOTH, S07 Bannock. Jso
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25

10 ACRES near Franklin school with
broom house and other buildings.
Price $4,000. with terms.
) acres on bench near car line with
good broom plastered cottage. A
real snap at $1,000. With terms
Also have 9-acre apple orchard at
$1,000 for city property equal value
and a 5room cottage with 8 lots in
Ontario at $500 for acreage near
Boise and pay cash difference. The
Newhouse Investment Company. 211
Yates Bldg. Phone 707-W. TT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25

W. II. RIDENBAuGH. dealer in native
lumber. oregon shingles, also flo.r-
ings, doors windows. mouldings and
building material. Main and 4th SITS.
Phone 953. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-25
FARM AND CITY BARGAINS.

FARM AND CITY BARGAINS.
40 acre farm, excellent soil within
five miles of Meridian. Government
water. $500 cash Will handle this.
Price only s2500
so acre farm between Meridian and
Knaa; good sell; all in cultivation,
mostly alfalfa and red clover. Gov
ernment water. Price $500. Terms
: acre suburban tract. best Of soil.
free water. ON ear line. Price $500.
Terms.
5 room modern bungalow. classy close
in and good location. Two lots.
Price $500. only $500 cash. bal
anee to suit purchaser.
w. e. PIERCE & CO.
The Old Reliable Real Estate Dealers
We Have Tie Bargains II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

baB es benz Rinbe nm Sic Sade 81
thin lit; {pringt CT ie0o6 bon Sc
genitano 5u @egenltarb, bieqeiat,
obre MIR bie Mnttport ab5ulDarten, 10
balte man iofort Elm. 88erltreutbett
lit 6es unterridtes gr0Bter a5einb unb
erfte Gorge Des 9ebrenoen lei es, Die
Mnfmerfinmfeit bes 2erner1oen 5u.fe
Ieln. MIio alt6 bier bat Die Mrtter
nidt bag Ned)t oufooringlihe Sragen
abautpeifen, ion6ern mlB iie IN ibren
8ren5er befbrdnffen 1n6 cine folge-
ri9tige gntpidl11ng %anbabnen.
Wie biel Iiin6igt bel Der @raiebung
ni6t 1tur miitterli9er nnberitan6,
|fonoern aud miitterlibe giteIfeitl
Gs gibt gar ridts DrolIigeres. al1f Der
8elf olS Elm altflugeg &inb, beiBt
eg I'M nugemeinen, bod men1 cine
Mutter 6iefen @IaubensfaB ibrer CT.
5iebnngslebre boranlteM ba1n mebe.
benz orr1en @inbe! Sic Mtlflngbeit
lit fein 11otiirIIiider 8nftanb; tie lit
enttpeber Elm funltli6 aufgepfropfteS
&eis urto betatigt ftb in g~e6anfenlo=
fem Nadplappern beg @eb0rten, in
me9nnifder @ie6erbol11ng 6es mib-.
Jam ein1tu6ierten. Gin &in6, 6ns btele
5tteniprii9e ouf Ser 3nnge bat, Of.
ne iie nie6er Dem geritanbe einges.
prGgt, nod nit Der Mntpen6ung Der.
bun6er gu baber, uir6 gar bal6 ei-
r1en1 6iirrer We1ud6s glet9en, NIT
frem6en 8erlen begren5t ~ ODER Die
natIrIiibHe 1n6 6arum be6a11er1s.
tperteite M1tflngbeh ~ IN friib5eittger
grfenntnis Ser u~nbonfommenbeit beg
menidliben 9aieins getpedt 6ur9 er,
fabrenes 2ei6, 6ur@ tranrige 8erbalt-
11iife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Dte batifaniidjen 8ebSroe1n treter

ser ne11erli9en Mel1Berung 6es 81
i3ofs bon 2iberpool e%ntgegen, Der oa-
bon geipro9en batte, Der pGpitli9en
6h1bI 6enfe an cine M%en6erung ieis
1ter 8alt1ng bem S%o5ialismus gegen-
iiber. 8on1eiten bes @atitans miro ers
flqrt, es fei @atbolifen bon Der Sir
de MIR Damn %geitattet, fo5talitiiden
8erbGn6en or5ngebore1, tpenn oteie
ausi9lieBli9 Der 8eiier11ng Der mirt'
i6nftli9en nn6 moralil9en Berbalts
niiie Ser Mrbetter bienen Ionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
ten, feline Berbinoung NIT anberen
Weden1tGnoen 0ura1t Alt fniipfen. so

Ten, feline @erbin6ung NIT aroere1
@egen1t6noen 6aran al fniipfen. go
miro es bas .arfige Sinh" 6ds nit
Dem Bragen aud bas Denfen perlernt
nnb ebenfals bort lebbaft nn6 a1ge-
regt eribeint, no feline Gimme beriibrt
mer6en, etpa beim Glien, beim Spiel
nit fbonen @egenitdnoen etc. ar-
mes &inb, mie i9ledt bilt on fir oas
l2eben gerIitett
@ie bot man iid Sen Gragen Der
&in0er %gegeniiber gu berbalten? Dor
allen Dingen miibe mon ii9, IN ben
Soeenfreis bes &in6es ein5u6ringen.
&eine Notwithstanding fei1e tor
refte Mnsfunft, tpie man tie @rtpab-
ienen geben miiifBte; Elm etnfa6es
Nort, Sen 8egriffen 6es &inoeg a11-
eepaBt. nno lit Elm ioldes moglth,
iofern man ribt eine abftdtli6e 2ige
ipreden min (1,n6 babor lei ernltli6
getparntD, 10 Belle man i6 NIT Ell.
nem Mdirden, iei bieies nod 10 -
mardenbaft. Man bertpanoIe Sic
@egenltdnoe in banoeln6e @erfonen'
un6 lenfe 6ltrd bieie sic Mufmerffam,
feit BEG &inbes in 8abnen, Die ibm
angemelfen 1in6, ODER man 5iebe 6aS
|0bieft aus feiner Spbare IN ben
@reis, 6er.bem @in6e bertraut 1T. SSn|
folder @eife regt man ben @eiit ODER
bod tpenig1tens @bantaiie nnb Gin
biIoungsfraft an. 8er ba peiB, tpie
tpi9tig Die erften &in6eriabre nod
benz @eitdn6nis aqer 8iDbologen Fir
Sic M%nsbilo11ng bes Meni6engeiiteS
fin6, Ser begreift ni6t, tpie gera6e
oes @in6es eriter 2ebrer, Die Mntter-
Iiebe, 10 tpenig @e6ulo un0 ausoaner
5eigen fanr, aIs 6ies tatfa6lm oft Der
San lit. gu Der Bflege nno er5ie,
bung, 5u ser Giibr1ng 6es @eiltes,
beren @egfamfeit ii6 in 5rager offen'
bart, aeb6rt, mie beretts geiagt, Sc
bulls. 9ie Sausfrau nno Mertter
m1B @e6nl6 oft nn6 oft o%ffenbaren,
mo es 6es @in6es, al1o ibr eigenes
8obl gilt. @tat 6eiien oas rid
li6tslo1e, oft logor nn1Diri1e: uSet|
6od) enolib 1tiu!" momit sos &ino
eingei6ii6tert miro. Statt 6eiien fur,
&c, ODER befttge:: uSSa, iio," tpomit Ole
@inbiIoungSfraft 6es &inoer in it6
5nriifgetpieien miro Il. unbea9tet tp1,
6ern6, oft Erdnmer II. BbantaIten,
ni9t ober NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bil6et.
@tatt oeIien SOS 3uriiditoBen 6es
&sinoes bon ser Mutter 5um
DienItboten. @er fat ni6t i9on Die
@orte geb0rt:: o8ringe Dos Sinh BIN
aus, bannit i9 en6li6 &ube Babel"
@enn sic Miitter fi6 6o6 flar ma=
ben tpollten, 6nB es 6nr6uns ni6t|
gleidgiiltig III, in tpelder umgebung]
ii1 bos &in6 befin0et. Ni6t nurl
8orte nn6 &anolunger, fon6ern i6on
nn6 &an6griffe beeinfluiien
Ole @ntpidlung 6es &in6es. Gin al
ter @rie9e iagt: Die 5eele mobnt IN
6en 6ingerfpite1, l1no 6iefer Mus-
ipru9 bot feline 8ere6ttg1n1g.
Mber es gibt &in6er, 6eren 11nnuf-
borIi9es 6rugen 1pirfli6 lditig tper-
oen muB. SSnbes lit es ni6t idtper,
geeugier6e bon Baielei 5u u1teri6ei,
ben. 6olgt ser @eiit 6es &in6es bent
@egenitan6e nit bebarrli6er Mnf-
merfiamfeh, 10 lit 6ies ein 8etpets,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
8raiioent Bilions gefinben 1T md

Eraiibent 8ilions gefinben 1T md
ben neueifen @11uetins arbanerno
better 80 Dos mag erffreulid fem. NJ
5onDerbar aber 1nb lpeniger erfrel1..
lid 1T s fir bas lin basgBobl ieir1es
9rdfi6enten beiorgte an1erifar1iide.
Sol, SAB Inn aud NIT fei1ter ellie
berrater, miro, mas Dem 8rdii6enter1
etaentlid feblt 8ern man tagtdglih
Berihte uber 0ns Befinben ei1ter 10
bodaefenten Yerf6nlidfeit peroffe1t.
Iidf, ioIte man es bod biz arlge-
bradt Ibolte1l a11n1 nenigitertg audi ote
Mrt SCI @ronffbbeit 3t 11eft11er1, UNI 81
:gefprgnig oeg Bottles 81 beru1ige11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
TamilienfreiS
glns ben 2eben, fir has 2eben,

Nu9 Utut ASuVWs tu< wv" eSSSS
9as unaufborlide Sragen bes Sim
beg bringt MIDI our @er5tuetflnng
8elde Mutter bot btelen Seufdel
niht 1don Iaut tperben lalfen ooe1
bod ge6adt2 9ieienigen &ir,ber, oit
an 1tillten iinb, gelten fir Die ar
tighten nno beren Mutter pretlt 1brf
gr5iebungsmetbooe als gar5 Dor
treffIih, bort iie nobl au6 bon an
oeren preilen. Gin lebbnfteS &it1o
oas feinen Nueenblid Nube bat, fort
mabreno nod Dingen ereift, ole ibm
nabe liegen, unb Sragen 0aron fnnpf1
- menigItens unmogli6 nod Der
@eleben Ser 8ernunft unb 2ogif, al
Ienfaus onr6 Mdrdenpbantolie log.
bar = lit ia cine Dual. 3ner1t geb1
es nod; man ladt iber Sic bront.
gen 8emerfunsen, freut iid iiber bos
ribtiseAuffaiiunestalent, itannt uber
Die &lugbeit = ober 5ulebt miro o1e
Code lonetpeiltg nnb nit Ben I'M.
ipilliaen Worten: r&sin6, quale mid
nidt!" bringt ote Meutter ben &let11en
gum Sdtpeigen.
ga, tpGre 6as Sdmeigen 1ltr leidt!
9us muB Elm eeiitig iebr 5nriidge'
bliebenes @ino Iein, meldes i'm Ser
Iaufe elmer Stunbe feline 8roge 81
itenen bat. Dur1 1as SragLn miro
pin &in6 {ein eiaener 2ebrmei1ter.
Mber tpie bat cine Mutter oas artige
ain6 er5ogen? Ser &leine idout ben
80geln mad, Die iiber ieinem Sol1pte
flattern, ct liebt tie bod nno bober
5dmeben - nun iin6 ite ieinen8liden
unerreidbar. Cine Beile bleibt er
nad)6enfli6, oann fragt er Die Wtut-
ter: ~Ob ser 8ogel miioe 1T, menn
er 10 tpeit fliegt? M6, Der itbt ges
mib auf elmer @olfe uno rnbt aus,
bebor er al1riidfebrt, ni6t pabr,
Mama?" 8os ion 6ie Wfltter iagen?
Dem @in6e erfldren, mas cine Molte
lit? Sag &in6 miir6e es bod 11t9t
beriteben. 9ie M1tter tpeiB, tDen1 lie
cine perneinenbeM nttport gibt, 10 folgt
5rage ouf Srage, cine itets nngebe1ts
erIid]er ols sic nnbere, 10 6aB tie 5n.
lett TIN cine befrte6igen6e Intport
in 8erlegenbeit lit, olio begniigt tie
6i9, bem piBbegierigen &inoe ein
$50" 51 iagen. Ser &nnbe tit 5u-
frieoen, t%penigitens fdtpeigt er, oen1
nit 6em fur5en uSSa" 1T iein @eoan-
fengong obgebro6en tporoen.
go gebt es a1tagli6 nno es 1T
ssuIebt mebr eine Nngetpobnbeit, uls
b0fer BiGe, baB 6ie Mutter 6ana9
tradtet, lire 8eiabung, IN pel6e bas
Rin6 int @Ia1tben an sic unfeblbdr<
felt BEG geliebten Mutterlein feiner
3neifel febt, aus5uipreden. 0b tie
tpobl abnt, 6aB iie NIT oieiem fleinen
2a1t anmdbli9 ein8ontperf 5tptiden
1i1 nnb bns @ino idiebt. Diefes, uus
grfabrung ptiien6, baB ibm nlr etn
uSSa" miro, gibt fid bel onitetgenoen
Sragen oiei e Mnttport ielbit nnb tpeil
In ibr feine Mnregung Itegt, getpobnt
es iid nod un6 nod, 6ie Dtnge 5n
nebmer, mie fie iin6 nno fein 8eoen<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Sem 5terne, neiI feline 5dtpeiter
HIM nrnnnnnnftnp krhnr

bem 5terne, neiI feline Shpeite1
ibm borangegangen mar.
Ga ipnrbe Elm &inolein geboren,
Dem @naben Elm griiber1en, unb als
les nod 10 fletn tpar, oab es fein
Bort geiproden bntte, ibloB bns
fleine @efdopf 6ie Nngenlioer uno
itnrb.
Mieoer tra11n1te benz &inbe bonn
loffenen 5terr1 uno bon ben fibren-
ben @ngeln unb Dem @efolge bon
Menf9en nnb ben bieler gngeln %
pben, bie freunolib aaf 6ie&omr1en-
ben berabI9nuten.
Ser Shtpelter @ngel iagte gum
5iibrer: uSilt mein 8ruber gefom=
mer?"
un6 er a~nttportete: yNibt Der, ben
BIZ mein1t, aber Elm anbererl"
nnD aIs oas &inb leines Brii6er-
t6ens @ngel in ibren Mrmer iab, REF
|es: 80 Sdtpeiter, ib bin bier, nir1m
midi" lno iie idaute lddeln6 5u
linn berab - nn6 Der 5tern lbien.
3um Sungling mar 6as &inb ber-
angetpnbien; er mar fleiBig nit iei-
men Biidern bei9dftigt, als Elm alter
|Diener al ibm fam nn6 iagte:
Seine M11tter Iebt nidt mebr, id
bringe ibrem geliebten Sobn ibren
[5egenl"
l1r6 1pieoer iab ct il Der Nadt ben
|5tern 11no, MQes, pie er's pormals
i1on geieben; un0 ieiner Sdtpeiter
|gngel fprud gum Baubrer:: ySSiitt meirt
8ru6er geffommen2
l1n6 ct n%nt1portete:: Define Meut-
teri"
Gin greuoenrnf idoa 6ur6 ben
tpeiten Stern, nls 6ie 5pei &inoer
iebt Die Mutter fanoen. Scr Sing
=Iinq 1tredte Sic Mrme aus nnb rief:I
,MuHer, Gdtpeiter, 8ru0er i6 bin
bier, 1ebmt mid!"
nnb 1ie ont1porteten: u0o6 nidtl"
nn6 Der 5tern f6ien.
Ser Singing NOR iebt Mann, lei1
@aar. 4par i6on ergrout, er iab I'M
@tubl am Serb NIT t%rarenpollen Mn-
gen u116 tiefgebe1gtem &er5; 90 offne-
te ii9 Der 5tern.
mn6 1einer S9meiter @ngel ipra9
gum 5iibrer:: uSt mein 8ruoer gee
fomner?"
nno ct onttportete: Stein, aber
feline iunge Sodter!"
nnb Der Mann fab feline ibm fur5-
Ii9 geitorbene Eo6ter als bimmli-
Ides @eIen nit 6en BRET Mnberen
bereirt, 11no er fagte: rMeiner Sod-
ter @nupt r11bt auf meiner Sd4pelter
8ru1t un6 ibr Mrm nmi6lingt meme
Mutter nrro at ibren SiiBen tit mein
8riiber9en, ur6 i6 fam bos S9eis
ben ertrogeL @oH iei geprieienl"
nn6 Der 5tern i1ien.
Dns &Sitb NOR ieBt gum CRETE gez
altert, fem emit glattes @efidt mar
gernn5eH, ietn Gang unitdt un6
longiam un6 feline @eitalt gebeugt.
5nn6 eines Nadts, dls er i'm 8ette
lag, baS feline &in6er rings umitan-
ben, REF er, tpie Dor bielen, bielen
sSSabren: uSSdd iebe ben Stern!"
l1n6 iie flm1terten chamber gu:
Or itirbt!"
Da ipro6 er: nMein Sitter fddut
bon mir tpie EN- @e1pan6 un6 i'd ge-
|be gum 5terne uls ein &in6, nno i'd
banfe Dir, o 8ater, 6aB er fid 70 oft
ge0Hnet fat, I'M bic 2ieben 5u emf
.pfongen, Die mid iebt erdparten!"
limo Der 5tertt ibien - unb er
fd)eint a11f fem @rab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

Cine banfbare Trau. Brau S. 8or.
dor6t bon MnDpile, ISIS, i@reiM:
vBor ei11iger3eit befam i6 Elm i6ltm=
mes Mageniibel, nber etlt6e 5laiben
Sorni's Mlpenfrduter baben mid ge=
beiH. ST BIN febr banfbar bafiir."
DieS alte, 5ltperlGiiige &%rd11terbeil-
mitteI regl1liert ben Magen un6 ber=
beIiert Die Beroau1tng. Mpotbefer toni
men es nidt liefern. @egen Musfunft
I6reibe man an Dr. 8eter SabrneD
& Cons 60, 2501 8aibington 8lp6.
@brogo, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Sin dJarmarter SER 1t1tf berGpis=

Sin dJarm0rfT 0err 1t1tR 0eftSPts=
fopalbii9of Sobn Mc&im aus Softo
fem, Der ii6 CUR 3eit in ben Secret
11igten. 5taoten oufbdlt. Sapan balte
aue5eit feline @erfpre6ungen, iagte
er in Detroit, 1tno er piini6e, bob
er 6asielbe bon nnierer &egierung ia
gen tonne.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
HAND TRAPS Will
help Shooting
Ones Now In Use Can Be
Folded and Carried In
Pocket
is DEMONSTRATED
BY TRAP EXPERTS

On the recent tour Of the Winchester
Shooting Team-whlch series OF exhibit
lion shoots by the way stirred up a
wonderful interest in trapshooting and
will help greatly In making 1920 the
greatest Of trapshooting years-a num-
Der Of new devices were shown and
tried out, all Of which should aid in the
progressive development Of the sport
allurng."
one Of the new devices Is a hand trap
which when not in use can be folded
and carried in ones pocket. Il Is so
much Of an Improvement on the hand
trap In vogue for q number Of years
that it seems strange no one thought Of
pcrfecting 1t before. The target is
placed in q slot carrier, extended from
a wooden handle, and can be thrown
just as far as the throwers strength
and arm will permit. You throw the
Target just as you would toss a base
ball.
Having complete control OF the trap
and the target you can throw the target
In any direction you see no, right, left
straight up in the air, straightway-
any way to suit your own convenience
and that Of the shooter.
The Winchester experts shot at tar
gels thrown from large and small hand
traps. shooting at the large targets
with the II guage ventilated rib shot
gun and the small targets with the .iiO
guage shotgun. The load in the shell In
the little gun is about One-third that
Of the II guage shell.
Each member Of the team shot at iJ5
targets thrown from the large hand
trap, five In each Of the 81 cities. John
r. Taylor and Charles G. Spencer each
broke ii2; Fred Bills. tao; ]. NOVEL;
Hawkins. i3S and Mrs. Fred TOpperwein,
~. Spencer had II scores Of 3; Tay-
Tor and Hawkins, 20 each Bills, a., and
Mrs. Topperwein, II.
AZ the small targets the shooters
each fred at go, and in this exhibit
ton Mrs TOpperYein excelled, breaking
2i3 targets. John Taylor was next, with
2iO. Spencer was third, with 235; Haw-
kins. go, and Bills, 200.
There isn't a doubt but that this
trap will be carried by every shooter
going any distance in the days to come,
for with 10, one can engage in trap
shooting on most any open space.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
FAIL TO SKATER
JOHNS0N'S POWER

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE insurgents
in the American League were ous,ed
from the directorate yesterday and a
board favorable 20 President Ban John
son was elected. Frank Navin, Of Dc
troit; Thomas Shibe. Of Philadelphia;
Philip d. Ball, OF st. Louis and Ben
.jamin Minor, OF Washington, were
elected in place Of James C.. Dunn. OF
Cleveland; Harry Frszee. Of Boston !;
Charles COmiskey, Of Chicago, and Ja-
cob Rupert, and T. L. Huston Of New
York. The last three named have been
conducting warfare against Johnson.
JOhnson's contract was upheld by
vote OF the BOARD. II has about ten
years to run.
Immediately after the election John
son was served with papers in three
suits brought by Rupert ard Huston
One suit attacked the validity Of john
sons 2O-ycar contract as president OF
the league. Another seeks dana yes
for his actions as regards the New
York club.
Navln was elected vice president OF
the league.
After adopting a i5i-game schedule
for next year. the meeting adjourned
subject to the call Of President John
son.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
WILL SOON KNOW
GRIDIR0N CHAMP

Who VIII be the amateur football
champions OF Delaware2 There seems
to be two separate and distinct 0pin-
ions on this subject, half OF the local
football fandom being Parkslde follow
ers, and the other half supporters Of
the sturdy Defiance team.
These teams will clash on Saturday,
at South Side Stadium.
Defiance will practice this evening, at
Second and dupont streets, while The
east side boys Will go TO 10, hammer
and tOngs at Kirkwood Park. All Park
side players are requested to be ut the
park by 6.3O o'clock.
The officials selected at a meeting
last night TO work during the game are !:
Referee, winnie" Winthrup. Delaware
College; limp" Ryan, Wilmington, UNI
pire; head llnesman TO be selected /;
timekeepers. Eddie" Abrahams and
SOS" Winthrup.
The managers Of the teams will meet
tonight, and the eligible players Will
be announced tomorrow morning. Both
teams want clear weather for the
scrap, as a repetition Of last Saturdays
brand would ruin the engagement from
almost every point Of view.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
HIGH FIVE TO OPEN
WITH WEST CHESTER

The Cherry and White basketball
team viii be seen In their FIRST home
game when they line up against West
Chester in the High School gym Satur-
day afternoon.
The brightest phrase Of One situation
for the locals is that Captain FranL
Newlln's ankle is much better, and he
may be able to get into Saturdays con-
test. Lannin will probably be Captain
Newln's running mate at forward;
Green viii jump center, and Anderson
and France will hold down the guard
positions.
West Chester will bring 100 or 40
rooters TO Wilmington. They viii come
here full OF confidence. after their two
recent victories to start their cage sea
son. whereas Wilmington has lost the
only game played.
Coach Dunn and his proteges respect
fully disagree with the gentlemen from
Chester county. so the argument VIII
be settled on the gym floor Saturday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
GREENLEAF in
FRONT AS GUEST

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. He. Ralph
Greenleaf, the Wilmington cue artist,
won his sixth straight game last night
in the National American Pocket Bill
lard Tournament, defeating James Ma
turo, Denver. Colo. i25 to 63. Greenleaf
is leading in the standing.
Nature started out in excellent form.
making a run Of twenty in the second
inning, which, however, proved to be
his highest. Greenleaf came back in
the fourth inning with his high run Of
80. but the Denver player again passed
ihe Wilmington boy in the eighth, the
score at that point being 40 70 4s in
Maturo's favor. Greenleaf then made
several good runs and was not again
overtaken. lie ran out in the twentieth
inning.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
S ]. P 4 0 Z R =

The Connie Mack-Colonel Huston joke
Is good enough for any minstrel show.
Mack-IIuslon has a ball team and no
park.
That makes Il look like the American
Tongue had six whole clubs and two
half clubs. or seven clubs altogether
However, there were eight towns ia
the league though Macks crew was @
long ways from the rest OF them al tho
finish.
In London they would give the mint.
To land Jay Demps and George Carpent.
They're bidding down IN New Orleans,
They've offered half a million beans.
France stakes her war indemnl-tee
To attract The champs TO gay Paree.
This isn't bull. nor Is 70 salve--
The coins the cheapest Thing we have.
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
SHAMROCK DEFEATS GOLDEY,

Shamrock 5. C. defeated Goldey Col
lege basketball team TUESDAY evening
at Shamrock Hall, 30 10 a.. From the
start Shamrocks superior playing was
evident. Bob McCafferty and Joe Bier
man. new men. made their first appear
ance as Shamrock players, and judging
from this game. will make some OF the
regulars take notice. Grubb played well
for the visitors. Shamrock will meet
the Camels tonight, at Shamrock Hall.
Tho line-uD:
Evening journal., 1919-12-11

HARLAN WEN TO SHOOT.

More than 40 contestants have al
ready signed up for the GERMAN Cup
shoot, the opening event OF which will
take place over the Bellevue traps jan
uary 10. All workers at the Harlan
Yard OF the Bethlehem Shlpbullding
Company are eligible TO compete, and
1t looks as II a goOdly number are
going to take advantage OF the Oppor-
tunity. There are some classy shoot
ers at the Harlan Plant. and when the
final scores are In, they should aver
age well up in the SOS.
The championship will carry with
II the possession Of the E. B. Germsl In
Trophy. Inter department shoots have
Evening journal., 1919-12-11
EDEN CLUB DANCE.

A dance win be given by the South
side-Eden GLIB this evening. This is
he flrst social affair given by the club
FOR sometime and they hope this will
be a real get-tosolher affair. as the club
Is planning a strenuous season for the
coming winter months. both socially
and In sporting circles. \
Draine's orchestra VIII furnish music
FOR dancing
Evening journal., 1919-12-11

HAGLEY FIVE WINS
EN- In PAIRS NOW

lIagley first and second basketball
teams scored victories last nlghl. flag
ley big team came out on the long end
Of a % TO IS score over the Niscose
FIRST team. aud the younger lIagloy boys
trounced the second team from Marcus
Hook. score p to ..
The HIagley seconds victory was the
seventh straight. This game was fea-
turcd by the fast noorwork OF Cava-
naugh and the guarding OF Toomey and
Johnny Mclaughlin.
The scores.