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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
TRIO OF CENTER MEN
AFTER SCORING LEAD
Doltn Ties Becknran for
First Place, Closely Fol-
lo,Ued by Jack Laurence
in Eastern League
POWELL FOUL LEADER

TIME center men in the Eastern Bas-
A ketball League are running Johnny
Beckman, star forward of De Neri,
hot race for the premier scoring honors
Of the organization. Johnny has been
out front by good margin for several
weeks, but has only played twice in
the past fortnight, with the result that
trio of pivot men have cut down his
advantage. In fact, Eddie Dolin, of
Camden. is tie with him..
But when it comes to tossing the two
pointers into the net with consistency
one must look in the direction of Oscar
Grimstead "the big Swede. lie is on
top in this respect with twenty five, an
average of $50 per game. Several
players have done better, but they have
not participated in many games.
They are White, of Trenton; Beck
man. of DE Neri Joe FogartS. with no
club, and Garry Schmeelk Grimstead.
with seven goals against De Neri. while
playing Johnny Beekman. is still the
best individual mark for one game.
Powell on Top
Powell, of Germantown, is first in
tossing the baskets from the black mark.
The idol of the Stcnton Field Club has
twenty six one pointers to his credit
while Beckman, Lawrence and Dolin
are in the throes of deadlock for the
runner up berth.
With the first half over. Camden leads
both on the offensive and the defensive.
The Skeeters lead in points scored with
25S, just one to the good over German
town, but when the Suburbanites follow
up their shots their scores will mount
higher.
The North Philles' trip to the bot
tom is being repidly enhanced t. poor
defensive work. They have had more
points scored against them than any
team in the league, 260. with another
local club. De Neri, second with 250.
Camden's Big Lead
The second series gets under way this
week and only a wonderful spurt on the
part of Germantown or Trenton will
deprive Bill Kennedy's cohorts of the
first half pennont. The Jerseymen have
beaten every team they played twice
with the exception of Reading, and the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
GOLF RULES SHAKE-UP
Important Changes May Result
From st. Andrews Conference

For some weeks past the secretary
of the United States Golf Association
has been in communication with the
royal and ancient committee Of st. An
drcw's, now that that committee has
been rcorganized.. in regard to Ger
tain notifications in the rules of golf
and the question of standardizing the
golf ball. A great deal of study has
been given these subjects both here
and abroad. and it has been deemed
wise, in order that there may be a
thorough understanding and better re-
suits accomplished, to send commit
tee representing the United States Golf
Association abroad in the early spring
to confer with the royal and ancient
committee on the above subjects, as
well as some minor matters. This com
mittce will be appointed at the next
meeting of the United States Golf As
sociation. on. January .. in New York
city, and further particulars will be
brought out at that time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
WASHINGTON PLAYS HERE
Rex A. c. to Meet Hog Island Satur
day at S. G. c. Field

The we'll known Rex A. G. football
team, of Washington, holders of the
southern independent grid champion
ship, will play in this city next Sat
urday. They will face the Hog Island
outfit, champions of the Delaware River
League, at Strawbridge & Clothicr
Field.
Hog Island will be represented by n
galaxy of stars, including Sullivan, Of
the idaho University, and Ncdders. of
Georgetown. and many othcN of that
calbre. The local footballers DIRE work =
ing under Coach Narker, of Yale, and
their new plays no doubt will surprise
the Washington boyss~
The Rex 4. C. comes here with u big
''rcn.' having lost but one game in
four years. Many southern college stars
will be seen in their line up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
oIIvets Down Walnut A. c,

Reading, Pa. Dec S-Battling in sea
OF mud the Reading Oyets administered a
$50 lacing to the Walnut 4 q eleven after ,I,,r
championship OF Reading on George field
yesterday. Trupp's 6O-yard run for a touch
down after recovering q tumble. featured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
Auto Show for Lebanon

Lebanon Pa, Dec S.-Lebanon is to
have its first auto show during the week
of March 1913. 1t will be held under
the auspices of the newly organized Auto
Trades Association of Lebanon. The mem
hership includes automobile dealers of both
the city and county
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
Pioneer Champions

Allentown, Pa, Dec S.-Two thousa nd
fans saw the Pioneers capture the amateur
of Allentown by defeating
team, "A to q. In the first
quarter Witty, by a through tackle play,
evaded the entire Temperance eleven for a
man interceptng W forward S u5a pass, s ran % 10
yards for another tally. German and Mar
shall starred for Temperance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
Point-Scoring Records
Made by Si1 Clubs

Bears were responsible for their only
defeat, 1918.
They had this game well in hand and
were freezing the ball in the last min
ute when Bredbcnner recovered it in a
scrimmage and made the winning goal.
Germantown should improve with the
addition of Schmeclk and Holman.
Germantown meets Trenton tomorrow
night and AL Cooper's clan at last has
struck it's stride. which means the G's
will have to hustle.
fa1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
Erie Eliminates Malta

Kearny. n. j.. Dec. Sat Ctar<s Ath-
letc Field the Erie +. G. beat the Malta f.
c. 10 to .. in the third round Of the Ameri-
can cup competition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

Let prove that it is not true that people
reckless in personal expenditure and have no ideals
of thrift social responsibility in this period of
travagant spending.
Thrift is common spending. Unwise
spending may not always indicate lack of thrift, but
perhaps, ignorance habit or lack of opportunity.
The UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORA
TON is providing an opportunity for consum-
of flour to exercise their personal choice in the
purchase of -four at moderate if they desire.
By the middle of December the UNITED STATES
GRAIN CORPORATION will have placed in most
of cities already provided with similar -four
at similar prices suitable retail packages under the
name UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION
STANDARD PURE WHEAT FLOUR. This -four
may be bought at retail at prices around 75c per r.
pound package and $50 per 2412 2pound package.
Retailers may buy this -four anywhere in the
United States packed in paper sacks of the retail
package sizes, in carlots, at $l0.43 per barrel, or
in cotton sacks, 5000; and in less than carIots
in paper, at Sl.l5, or in cotton at $I.55.
UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION
STANDARD PURE WHEAT FLOUR will also be
made available to bakers packed in f4O-pound jute
sacks in carlots, at price of $lO.25 per barrel
1t is very desirable that our people shift part of
their demand for flour from the product of the hard
spring Wheats to the product of the soft winter
wheats, because nature this year reduced the spring
wheat crop by 150,000,000 bushels while increasing
the winter wheat crop about the same amount
The soft wheat Aours make excellent bread, and
consumers and bakers should not be misled by the
misrepresentation of mill statesmen or others seek
ing to discredit this appeal to the social conscience
of people. There is lack of wheat of the best
quality; UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORA
TON STANDARD PURE WHEAT FLOUR is
made from the best soft winter wheats; it is not
War Flour" Victory Flour" and does not re-
sembe them. Let the consumer be the Judge.
This flour should be obtanable on or about
December 5th from the following dealers located
in this city:
AMERICAN STORES
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA co.
Also From Many Members of the
GIRARD RETAIL GROCERS' ASSOCIATION
and the FRANKFORT GROCERS' ASSOCIATION
IF you unable to secure from your dealer this
or similar flour at similar price, please inquire the
reason. We are ready to sell all retailers on the
same terms that we have sold to stores now handling
this flour.
Watch this space for further announcement
UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION
H. D. IRWIN, Second Vice President
272 Bowse, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

While Joe Fogarty was in the game this
season he showed his usual proficiency In
making field goals. He has u record as
good as the best, and yet he Is passed up.
READING made the mistake OF its life when
ha rdly make good and 1t is about time the
cry was heard. Get Charlie ODonnell
ha -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

Tom Dunleavy has not been shut out in
a whole game. The first two contests la
which he was BANKED he played only Il few
minutes. 1t takes pretty good man to
keep Tommy from at least getting a single
ba sket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

II they oil played the game like Andy
Sulis there would be less trouble for the
referees. In the FIVE games he has been
with Trenton h has committed but eight
offenses. In the five games he has been to
the foul line but once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

Roy steele Is slipping, according TO the
figures. for the captain of the Skeeters has
scored but once in the last four games. But
II Roy is the sample OF a player slipping
there are forty manaGers and four leagues
that would give n whole lot for him. It's
OF the figures being wrong for once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

4 visit to Camden's dressing room ON sat
urday night showed u newcomer. or rather
the return OF an old one Billy Mitchell,
the man VINO had physical charge of the
Jewels. will look after the Skeeters. Bill
Kennedy having induced him to accept the
position
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

in deciding games of late. Germantown tops
all teams in the Eastern League in this
respect Both Nat Holman and Garry
Schmeck are experts from the ffteen-foo
mark and the G's should be able to uphold
It's record.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

President, SChefTer, OF the Eastern League.
says he will station u man at Parkeshurg
to ascertain IL any Eastern Lacquer plays
there. and fines will be plastered on Ipr
every offense. Jimmy Rumsey Is the official
referee and he is in a auandary what to do.
One thing Is certain. he cannot very we'll
attend to both. but will consult with MIR.
Beaie on the matter this week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08

, A spectator at Saturdays game offered
to prove that Camden was not az good as
many believed because It did not score one
quarter of the shots 1t took. He IL cor
rect. But Camden gets the goals, and II 1t
takes the shots which the others do not or.
perhaps to be more correct. do not get,
don't hate the Skeeters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-08
Caught in the Cage

Ally McWiiliams said farewell to the East
ern League on Saturday night. He has
gone to PsrkesburE, which opens the season
Saturday with the Reading olivets' On
Davis and Lou Martin. Horace Beale has
erected what is said TO be the most modern
basketball hall in America. He has issued
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
ACesta e PIanuI.

Cluburi de aducere 1ndarat Sc vor
organiza in comitatul Cuyahoga pi-
ma la limita, asa ca fie care soldat,
fie care marinar 81 fie care femeie
ce au fost in serviciu sa poata fl
onorati pc deplin.
Fagaduiala de a. cumpara marci
de razboi un an intreg iti va inles-
nj capatarea unei carti de membru.
Fie care club va fl compus de una
sau mai multe persoane carl au "a
gaduit sa cumpere o deosebita su-
ma pc anul 1919.
Fie care club reprezinta un mini
mum de 500 dolari in War Savings
Stamps (valoarea de fata). Nu
limita in suma Gu care Sc poate an
gaia un club.
Fie care club va primi numele u
nui soldat, marinar, sora de carita-
te orr lucrator de cantina care sc
af1a in serviciu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
posrA krDAcTrEr.


D-lui Y. Boldea, Erie, Pa: ca
siguranta posta are sa va primea-
sea scrisoarea daca scrieti nume-
lie comunei in romineste, in loc
de comitat Judet 81 in loc de
Transilvania sau Ungaria Rouma-
MIA. Adica ,,D-lui cutare. comu-
ma cutare, judetul cutare. Ron-
mania, Europa Sa stiti fnsa ca
s"risori r,noma, date nu lnr1.s de-
cit in vsc:ita .'ominie. D-ti;S. pu-
neti marc; dc sc 81 arunc lsi . IN
cntia postei.
Dlui g. Ciocan, Dorchester,
ILL.,: - Judetul de care fntrebati
este: Solnoc-Dobica, Rominia.
Daca scrieti scrisoare Sc ayeti iii
vedere ca acest judet, orr comitat
este acum o>parte- din tara romi-
neasca, deci deajuns daca scrieti
numai ,,Rom1nia" fara a mai ada
uga 81 cuv1ntul Transilvania.
D-lui D. Machine, st. Louis, Mo. +:
Da, 81 Aradul Sc tine de Romi-
MIA; scrisoarea puteti adresa
in felul urmator: D-lui N. N. A.
rad, Romfnia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
DARE De szAMK H SEUL4U
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romfna de Ajutor 81
cultura ,,Octavian Goga1 din Lii.
ma, Ohio, q ayut 0 petrecere GU
dams in ziua de l Februarie 1919,
la care avut un reznltat destul
de multumitor, att din punct de
vedere moral, cit 81 material
Societatea noastra aduce pc a.
ceasta Gale cele mai sincere mu1tu
miri tuturor fratilor Ron6fni care
au fuat parte la aceasta frumoasa
petrecere.
Gu aceasta ocaziune pc linga
ticatul de 1ntrare au mai contri-
butt Gil suprasolviri urmatorii ma
rinimosi donatori:
Stiff Adam $40; Serb Ihora SIS;
Toma Caldarea SIS; Damaschin Sa
vu So; Iosif Pinciu $5; Micke Ker
niea $5; Jacob Sitea So; Dumitru
Gergie So; loan Fratila So; Vasile
Hanesiu So; loan Racu ST. Flip
Stoisioru So; Sofron Goniea 81 J.
can Birza ST.; pentru societatea
din Alliance, Ohio, Sofron Ganiea
So; Toma. T. Pascu 81; loan Las
lea 81; Nick T. Pascu 81; loan
Grama 81; Nick Petersen 81; l.
oan Cotora 81; Maria Ihora ~
Paraschiva Vitila 81; Klemet
Nam, sirfb So; Micke Radoviciu
So; Mily Radoviciu 81; Toni Ra-
doviciu So; Micke Kisco So; John
Rafai, italian 81; Pitu Parkute
81; Belb Tenet 81; Tam Popass
81; Galy Stiff 81; Lui Radovici
So; loan Neagu Soc.
nitrate totale ...... $194.05
Este totale ....... $154.0o
VENT curat .......... $4,000
Care suma s'a adaogat la fon-
dul eel are Societatea pentru
'drapelele sale.
Deci pc aceasta Gale multumim
calduros tuturor fratilor Rominl
care au participant la aceasta fru-
moasa petrecere, precum 81 acelo-
IA care au contribute Gu snprasol-
viri, si-i rugam 81 pc viitor sd ne
dea bine voitorul dior sprijm
pentru inaintarea 81 inflorirea So
cietatii noastre.
In numele societatii ,,Octavian
Goga" din Lima, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
De-ale Solicitation.

Societatea !. Murasana" din Ha-
rrisburg, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
n1embrii sal lua parte la sedinta
generala extra ordinara, care Sc
Va tinea Dnmineca, 2 Martic.
1919, la orele 1.30 p. M, in hala
Societatii ,,Murasana" Deci toti
fratii membrii sunt rugati a lua
parte la aceasta sedinta pentru ca
avem mai mnlte chestii importan-
te de rezolvat, care depinde de
bunul mcrs al societatii noastre.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor pc
depsi conform stautelor.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
I N v I T A r E.

44t -
Scotia IIigei Nationale Romine
din Toledo, Ohio, prin aceasta in
vita pc toti fratii Rom1ni din loc
81 din jur lua parte la Marea
petrecere, care sc va tinea in ia
vorul sectiei Ligei Nationale din
loc, in ziua de % Februarie 1919,
in hala societatii din POOP Front
Street.
fnceputul va fl la orele 5 p., m.
Tot cu aceia ocazie mise va da
barul gratis din partea d-lui Geo.
Kocmaric, care va fl asortat Gu
tot felul de ibauturi din cele mai
bnne.
Muzica vestitilor Tata & Gaitan
din Detroita, Mich, va distra ono
ratnl public asistent GU celc mai
frumoase arii de dams 81 cfntece
rationale
Deci sperfnd ca nici un frata
Romfn nu va lipsi de la aceasta
petrecere unica in felnl eli. pima
Ia revedere va salutam GU drag.
In numele Sectiei Ligei Natio-
male Romfne din Teledo, Ohio:
Comitetul sran iator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
CHEZASI.

f'ie care membru al unui club va
Fl recunoscut ca chezas.
Tn chezas care s'a angajat sa
cumpere de 500 de dolari War Sa->
wings Stamps, poate complecta un
club, orr cluburi pot fl compuse din
tr 'un anumit nulnar de chezasi a
caror suma de cumparare va alum
ge Gel putin La 500 de dolari. Bine
inteles ca chezasii sc pot angaja Gu
cumpararea saptam1nal sau lunar,
insa cumpararea trebuie sa tie un
an fntreg.
Fie care chezas va prini carte
de membru al clubului de aducere
inapoi, care poate fl aratata la alti
SOLICITOR de War Savings Stamps.
Posesorii cartilor de club trebuie
sd lie pastreze ca odata sd arate GU
vernului ca eli l'au ajutat, ca n'au
parasit pc Gel de ,,over there, 81
ca au plecat pc calea prosperitatei
prin plasarea in w. S. s., cea mai
sigura plasare de pc fata palnin-
tului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22

Fie care membru al unui club va
fl recunoscut ca chezas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22

ell l3 paturi 81 tot ce este trebu-
inciOs la un bort. Casa buna. Rem
tul ieftin, in centrul RomiAilor.
Cine doreste a avea un hort hun
sa Sc adreseze la:
Achim Radu 1913, Penna Ave,
Erie, Pa.
(43-44)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
Cum Sc organizezi.

Pc cit Sc poate formarea cluburi-
lor va fl lasata in miinile celor ce
au lucrat mai dinainte in aceasta
afacere, in ale acelor ce sunt acum
in serviciu, fie in pravalii sau fabri-
cile unde all fost angajati, orr sd
fie lasat in grija cluburilor, a bise-
ricilor 81 a solicitation Gu carl eli au
fost in legatura inainte de intra
in serviciu. Formulare pentru orga-
nizarea de cluburi sc dau de la CO.
mitetul de War Savings Stamps
din Swetland Building. Fostii luc-
ratori 81 asociatii acestui serviciu
vor deveni chezasi 81 trebuie sa Sc
ingrijeasca ca 81 prietenii lor sa fa-
ca tot la fel. Prietenii acelor in ser
viciu trebuie sa fie indrumati ca sa
complecteze formarea de cluburi.
Unui club, dupa ce "a complectat,
II Sc va da un act de incorporate,
charter" semnat de guvernorul
statului Ohio 81 de directorul statu-
lui pentru vinzarea de marci de
razbOi.
# Comitetul de w. S. va face tot
posibilul ca numele chezasilor sa
fie TRIMS acelor, al caror hume il
poarta clubul. Odata Gu notificarea
trimisa unuia pentru care a fost
format clubul i sc va cere sd recu-
noasca primirea 81 sa scrie una sau
doua povestiri din experientele lui
personale in razboi.
Raspunsurile pri1nite de comite-
tul de w. S. S. vor fl deschise spre
publicare in ziarele locale.
in Public Square va fl O tabla de
buletine pc care Sc va pune numele
celor pentru carl s'au format clu-
burile.
La cartierul de War Savings
Stamps Sc vor tine registre in carl
Sd Sc arate cite cluburi S 'au formal,
cite sunt pc Gale de a Sc forma 81
cite sunt in legatura cu serviciul
voluntar de formatiune 81 complec-
tarea acestor cluburi.
1nscrie-te voluntar prin posta,
numind pc cineva din armata pc Ca
re doresti al onora prin formarea
rnui club. =
Acei ce poarta interes vre- unuia
din serviciul armatei, poate afla din
recordurile w. S. S. daca s'a for
mat un club 81 de cine, orr daca es-
te .complect.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
DE vfNZARE.

Bucerie GU abator (taietoare)
de porci Gu O v1nzare lunara Gle
12,000--14,O00 dolari. Sc vinde
din cauza neintelegerei intre tova-
rasi. Doritorii de avea asa I'M
bisnit bun, sa Sc adreseze la:
Foale q Co., 1915 Riopelle Street,
Detroit, Mich.
(39-45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22


DATOREM
R
IN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22

E12 FORREST CITY HAVIN0e
AND TRUST co.
CORN w. 18th STR 4 DET.
ROIT AVE, CLEVELAND, o.
Capital ..........,. $3.50, ,000.O0
Surplus 81 profituri ;. SITS, ,0O0.00
Resurse psato .-.... $4, 500, ,000.W
: rondatx IL 1890.
IA xsi - vef4sgbs remtnsyts
f1-5)
The evening world., 1919-05-02
BROOKLYN LOSES
HOPE OF APARADE
OF ITS 77TH MEN
Also Some Wonder If Perna-
nent Memorial to Heroes
Is to BE Forgotten.

John J. Delaney. Chairman OF the
Brooklyn Victory Celebration Com
mltteo admitted to-day that he had
little hope that there will be n parade
of units Of the 77th Division in Brook
lyn on Monday. lie also admitted
that his commlttec-to the chairman
ship Of which he was appointed by
Borough President Riegelman--has
taken no action worthy Of public at
tcntion in the furthorance OF the pro-
iect TO erect great public memorial
to tho memory OF the Brooklyn SOL
diers and sailors who made the great
sacrifice In the war.
The people OF Brooklyn are now
convinced that they well be cheated
out Of nth Division paradc-al-
though almost half the members OF
the division were selected In Brook
lyn and Queensland they are begin
ming to fear that the project for a
magnificent memorial to be erected
by public subscription will be allowed
90 die. They blame this double
barrclcd outlook OF gloom on the con-
troversy which arose late last Janu-
airy over the objections OF some
Hylan-Hcarst inspired members OF
the Victory Celebration Committee to
James NJ Beck delivering an address
In Brooklyn under the committees
auspices.
As a result OF the controversy,
Chairman Nathan $. Jonas OF the
Victory Celebration Committee
practically the entire Committee on
Permanent Memorial, and most OF the
members Of the Finance Committee
resigned, and all other sub-commit-
tees were reduced by resignat .ons.
The rcsignations of Mr.. Jonas ana ms
associates apparently denatured the
committee, for 1t hasn't done any
thing since. -,
Tho people OF Brooklyn, who think
In pretty close association on pubic
Affairs. are OF the opinion that de-
spite the military difficulties OF CIV
ing "A nth Division parade in Brook
lyn on Monday those difhcultles
could have been overcome by the olu
committee with MIR. Jonas at lts
head. As for the memorial, they are
strong in the belief that II would
have been well under way in 80 iar
as the collection OF funds Is cou-
cerned by this time had the lynn
F, Hearst element not disrupted the
original committee.
When MIR. Jonas resigned the Me
mortal Committee had collected about
$40 900 and spent about $4,000: The
tund has not been increased; Unless
there is a reorganization which wlil
hiring back the strong interests which
wcre formerly connected with the
project 1t is feared In brooklyn that
ihe only memorials TO BROOKLYN so!-
diers will be that In FrospeCt tdTS =,
,,hich is To DE erected by William II.
Todd and a score or so OF minor mon
.umonts or crosses projected for neigh
borhoods in the borough.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
S2 900 900 Memorial Dedicated nj
Hampton Institute.

HAMPTON, Via, May 2,-The So
OOO. 900 Robert c. ogden auditorium,
a tribute 10 the late merchant-educa-
tor. was dedicated last night at Ham2-
ton Institute. The building was for-
mally presented to the institute by
George Foster Peabody Of New YorK
and was accepted by former President
] TAFT, President Of the Hampton Board
of Trustees.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
WOMAN HELD FOR KILLING.
Mrs. Carolina Maddolenn Accused
of shooting BOnrder.

Charged with having shot and Killed
Vito Fvolo, a butcher. who boarded
with her at No. 81 Columbia Street.
brooklyn. Mrs. Carolina Maddolean
was arrested last night on charge
Of homicide. The shooting occurred
April Z. IL .,,,, 40. ,,,,s-
hand and four children at the Columbia
street address. Evold had "A store ca
Inc ground floor According TO the
polics' Mrs. Maddolean admitted shoot
ing Eyid. but refused to tel why shn
did so.