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Evening journal., 1919-12-06

Peggy and Mourning Cloak visited the
different spots in The meadow which the
girl called tents.
why" she said TO Mourning Cloak.
some OF the grasshoppers have red
and some yellow wings, and when they
ny, they are as beautiful as butterflies,
Does grasshoppcr Always have
wlngs2"
Indeed, no. When grasshopper
is haiched he can scarcely stand up.
lie Is Just as hungry as any caterpillar
boby you ever saw. After eating and
molling four or i've times. he finds the
has "a pair of wings
AT circusses," Peggy declared, there
Is lemonade and an sorst OF good things.
There ought 10 be-"
I'VE make molasses," said a grass
hopper.
Don't let him fool you, the mo-
lassos isn't good TO eat" said grass
hopper with red legs.
Want TO see me make some?' said
the first grasshopper. who was a Caro-
lima locust.
lie wants TO show on" said the raj
legged grasshOpper. Il can do II, too.
Want 10 see me2"
you both do IT," the girl replied
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
RFUOBOTH PERSONALS.
B Mo EVENING JournaI.

Special TO The Evening journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Dec. O.
An exhibition OF work in sewing was
held at the town hall on Tuesday night
by the pupils Of the High School.
Elmer Palmer has returned home
from a two weeks cunning trip,
Lynn Raymond OF Wilmington visit
ed his family on Sunday.
Miss Ella Frazer returned TO Dover
on Monday after spending a few days
with her parents.
The Frank De Almonds closed their
cottage this week after spending rev
DAYS here last week with friends.
Robert T. Rumbold Of Washington
was here over sunday.
ClawsOn Hammltt Of Wilmington, was
a visitor on Sunday.
n. Trump and several friends from
Wilmington enjoyed few days gun
ming. stopping at Trump's cottage.
Miss Clarabelle Smith, a returned
missionary from China. whose home IS
in Wilmington, spoke at Epworth VI. Z.
Church last Sunday morning; at Ebe-
nezer Church in the country In the az
ternoon and at Lewes in the evening.
Miss Emily Hath OF WASHINGTON ID.
c.. returned on Friday after spending
20 DAYS with Mrs. Charles :. H0 n.
.Christy Conner and family returned
TO Wilmington on Monday after spend
ing a week with his mother
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
DOLAN iFJURED
| XH-N Gu | IUlSTS
Prominent Philadelphia
Meets With Accident
While Cunning
]. ]. M'CAULEY is
MADE CHIEF JUDGE
snceIal 10 The Even-pg IournaI

special 10 The Even pg journal
ELKrON, Md. Dec. 6-The bursting
OF The gun ne was using 10 shoot ducks
tore sway part OF the left hond OF
Clarence Dolan, OF Phllad 'lphia, one
day this week. while he was ducklng
on the Susquchanna fats
The monthly meeting OF the Womln's
Club. OF Elkton. was held this week In
Trinity Parish House. The add ess was
made by Mrs Emil Breckln, OF B til
more, chairman OF AmericanlzalIon,
Maryland Federation OF Womln's Cubs.
Mss Alice NJ Hall daughier OF NJ -.
J. n. Mckinned, Of Eiklon. and Wilbur
+. Nlcklcs. son OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Nlclcs!' Of Port Deposit, were married
a. the Elkion NJ + parsonage, on sat
urday evening by the Rev. George p.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Nlcklo will reside
near Port Deposit. e
The Cecil County Board of school
Commissioners has appointed Miss
Carmen Price. principal Of the Pivot
Bridge public school, TO succeed Ms.
George c. potts, OF Elkton, resigned.
James ] McCauley. OF Leeds one OF
The three Judges OF the orphans Court
for Cecil county. recently reelected,
has been appointed Chief Judge, by
Governor Emerson G. Harrington.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
FASHIONS AND FADS.

Semi-preciOus ornaments OF carved
Jade are smart accessories.
No one style prevails TO the extent OF
the exclusion OF all others.
Filet lace collars are used on the
low-neck. short-sleeve net blouses.
Children's dresses Of burnt orange
are embroidered with black.
Flame is one Of the new colors seen
in sweaters for southern wear.
Children are wearing smart linen
frocks. enhanced by hand embroidery.
An interesting new fabric is a silk
which looks as IL IL were shocked.
An interesting separate blouse Is OF
a novelty velvet with tlnsel thread dsts.
Moleskin, white ermine and summer
ermine is a new combination OF furs.
Woolen scarfs almost take ihe place
OF furs--so much in vogue are they.
Hand hemstitching ornaments the
dainty handkerchief linen lingerie.
An all-white evening dress for sec
ond mourning is made Of ring dot silk
net.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
LUXURY EULES
IN JUNGLE CAMP
Elephant Hunters Face Peril,
But Live High While
Hunting
EVERY WHITE MAN
RECOGNIZED AS BOSS"

LNNC CAMP kENkELBOSCH, South Az
rica, Dec. 5-Visiting the Addo bush TO
get closeup view Of Mai PtetOrious
eXlerminating the wild elephant sur
vivors Of South Africa was the smith
sonian African expeditions Initiation
to camp life
The sudden transition was the
strangest part Of it--a quick step from
cities and civilization into a thorn
lung.e tesming with man-killing wild
3nimals.
Our week Of 10 had all the elements
Of a chapter OF flctlOn-camp life that
was no yacatlOn-time play, but the
serious business Of facing wild ele-
plants in their jungle home; the nov
city of native gunbearers, pOrters, and
askari (guards) that go with the pic
turesque SAHARA (caravan) Of Central
African treking; the chills and thrills
Of hunting the raging trumpesing
mammoths; the discomforts OF an ac-
iual scarcity of water-and an unpre-
cedented menu Of almost exclusively
elephant meat, which, by the way, is
delicious.
It's bizarre. but paradoxically. one
doesn't really rough IT, in Africa.
jungle or no jungle.
The English sportsman travelling on
the Dark Continent has set the sNle.
He takes with him all the comforts
Of home. practically everything except
the garden hose and the family lawn
mower.
Picture Mai. Pretrious. rodoubtable
hunter and fighter. one day risking a
terrible death hunting Wild elephants
in the thorn husband the next day
sitting in a steamer chair outside his
tent debating TO a pretty girl stenog-
rapher. For in between elephant hunts
the major is writing a book.
Every morning a Kafr boy brought
US coffee to drink in bed He came
with a grin and a long drawn intona-
ton OF the word "Ska-a-azew which
really means liquor. but is broadly ap-
Piled by natives 10 any sort OF drink
To the natives every white man Is
'baas," means boss" After they saw
Raven with his hat off they called him
"the bald baas" and I was 'fhe thin
baas." Mai Pretorious was plain
"baas"-with a world Of respect in the
word.
Inside our tent al night the captured
baby. Jumbo Junior. rambled around.
stcting his soft trunk into our faces
as We slept.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
Indians Believed Buffalo
Was a Gift of Sun-Cod
nv CHIEF TAHAN.

The buffalo was a gift OF the sun
god 10 the Indlansl so we used TO be
lieve. In a time Of great famine Senu,
~ giant hero, went into an under
ground place, where he found the herd
OF buffalo. He drove them out to ne
pralrle. and the people were saved
from the hunger-death. For thls res-
son the buffalo was to US the sun III
animal flesh and form. The great re-
ligious festival, the "sun dance" could
not be celebrated without the head
and hide Of one elevated on a pole TO
show reverence and gratitude. We
had great reason % be thankful for
the shaggy beast. Not only was It's
flesh about the only thing we had TO
eat for months at a time, bu. OF the
skins we made our tepee, robes Tor
clothing. mOccasin soles and beds. we
used their slnews for thread, and pill
lows were made Of their hair. Glue
was made OF their hOofs, their rid
bones strengthened our war bones,
their stomachs furnished water bottles
and from their horns we made spoons
Every herd had II leader The trails
they wore In the ground were usually
very crooked. lulS WIS utthuoD tttN
leader always turned bis head a little
10 one side when he travelled. as ne
could see ahead OF him better, one
eve at a time-his eyes being In the
sides OF his head Every time he turn
cd his head ne changed his course In
the same direction.
In those days, vast herds OF these
animals roamed the plains. Bunilo
hunting was great sport for the In
dian. This was usually done on horse
hack. but sometimes other means were
used. one way was for the hunter 70
XII calf. skin Il, wrap the aide around
him. get down on his hands and knees
and creep into a herd. Camouiaged
in this way, and able to Initiate the
movements Of a calf, the hunter could
select a Fat animal and. cut the main
slnew Of It's hind legs, OF hamstring u.
This would cripple 10 so It could not
walk. without disturbing the herd. In
this manner the cunning hunter often
would cripple as many as he wanted
and afterwards Kill them.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

"and III watch"
"Then put out your nnger,r the
grasshoppers both said.
When Peggy obcycd, she was re-
wardcd by having her finger covered
with a brown, sticky substance.
Didn't do that pretty wellg" asked
tho locust.
Lovely" the glrl agreed Il like 70
watch your mouth move
"Why?"
Because you always open II from
right 10 left instead Of up and down.
What do you make molasses forf'
Peggy continued.
ITO protect ourselves with" answered
the rcd-legged grasshopper, waving
his feeler. 1T wouldn't do any good
II we were trying 10 light with you.
But there are bugs that wouldn't ex-
acty like having their faces covered
with sticky, bad smelling stun which
they could not get on"
say" spoke up the Carolina locust
how would you like to hear a fortune
tOld9"
"Ohl I'd love lt." cried the. child.
Come ON, them" ordered The rcd-
legged grasshopper.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
I'D lollE To MAKE.
ceremony BINDING.
Couple Who Wanted to Keep
Marriage Secret En-
counter Difficulties
SLEEPY JUDGE
VOIDS LICENSE

. Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 5.-After
night OF riding back and forth between
Two counties, during which time two
marriage ceremonies were performed,
osborne Newman and his bride, form
erly Miss lrle Mae Lee. have planned a
more quiet honeymoon at their new
home in san Bernardino.
The double marriage came as a com
edy OF errOrs as a result Of courtship
that had its inception at the office Of
a san Bernardlno telephone company
where both were employed.
The couple decided upon a secret
marriage as a surprise TO friends. They
obtained a license in san Bernardno
and then concluded TO motor TO River
side to be married.
At Riverside they found the Rev. Rich
srd E Day, Of the Baptist Church. who
performed the first ceremony. Then
they drove back TO san BernardinO 10
complete plans for the honeymoon.
Upon arriving home the newlyweds
learned that the ceremony performed
by the Rev Mr.. Day was not at all
binding because the ceremony had been
performed in Riverside county with
license issued in san Bernardino
county.
A hurried visit was made to the
home Of a deputy county clerk, who
was aroused with a request for the is
suance OF a second license. Then came
a search for a second minister.
But In the m antime the deputy clerk
called Judge Rex B. GoOdsell for
legal opinion. and In a drowsy voice
the Judge declared a second license
could not be issued. The. almost-weds
must make use OF the first license.
That made complications worse. fof
the FIRST license had been left in River
side with the Rev. Mr.. Day. So back 10
Riverside sped the couple.
Then cam more searching, and final
ly the Rev. Mr.. Day was awakened He
consented 10 accompany Newman and
his near-bride 10 the San Bernardinn-
Riverside county line 10 perform a ser
md Ger mOny.
But the hour was late and the DIM
Guilty Of obtaining the necessary wit
nesses arose. A white wing" busily
streets OF Riverside declined 10 desert
his work. He had no desire 10 place
his job in danger. Finally a pedestrian
was located and Joined the party as
witness.
IL was just midnight when the coun-
~ line was reached. and In the glare OF
the automobile headlights the Rev. Mr.
Day, the bridegroom and witness stood
In the dust Of a highway and the SCI
0nd ceremony was performed.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

The Indian never killed more than
ne needed. But white men often killed
them Just for sport and left the meat
rot. The Indians could not believe
that anybody could do such thing
When the herd disappeared from the
plains they believed they had gone
back 10 the underground place, where
sentl had found them. Until r few
years ago they hoped for their return
to the prairIes and that the white man
would disappear. But now the Old
type milan believes the snclen. pro
phecy. when the buffalo goes, the
Indian will also 60"
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
ompCu RECREATION LEAGUE.

TIE regular meeting OF the Church
Ath.tic Recreation League will be held
on next Thursday evening. Several i'm
portsnt subjects are TO be discussed.
Repo'ts from chairmen OF the bowling
and dIoit leagues are to be heard. The
progr,ss OF the subcommittee on bas-
ketbal also will be heard Promotion
Of a aating meet also is to be dis
cussed
The captains OF the bowling teams
are requested TO be present at a meet
ing of the subcommittee on bowling
TO be held at the Y. NJ. C. A.. on Wednes-
day eyining.
The ,biect Of the meeting will be to
discuss. plans for the formation Of
another league. prize funds, averages
md schedule. Each captain is request
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
BEACON LOSES FIRST
GAME To ELkT0N

Beacon College basketball team lost
20 Elkton last evening by the narrow
margin OF two points.
Hodson starred for Beacon with an
exceptional shot from the center OF
The floor. Beacon showed much skill
in passing the ball and led at the end
OF the FIRST half by four points. Her
bert starred for the opposite team with
five field goals TO his credit.
Any teams in or near The city wishing
games VIII please get in touch with
NJ S. Hodgson at Beacon Business Col
lege. The lineup:
FIIfou.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

ed to bring scores Of games his team
has played.
A meeting for girls activities is to be
held at st. Andrews parish house, on
Tuesday evening.
Persons interested in a girls bowling
league, volley ball, basketball and In
door baseball are requested to be pres
ent. Westminster Church alleys have
been promised for the use Of a girls
bowling league.
A meeting OF the representatives OF
young mems basketball league viii be
held at 81. Andrews parish house, on
Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
GRE NLEAF HAS
CHA CE FOR TITLE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G. united
Press Louis D. Kreuier. New York.
who had lost an his starts In the ma
tional pocket billiard championship
tournament. upset the dope last nisnt
by defeating John NJ. Layton. Columbia,
Mo, former title holder and loader OF
the tournament. Layton dropped 10
third place. Greenl'af and kcosh are
tied for frst place. TOnights match
may decide the chamI lonship. Bennie
Allen, Kansas City. who holds the high
run record Of 81. Is 10 play Greenleaf'
and n the Wilmington player loses the
title will go 10 Keogh
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
Ry RAZZ RERRY.

A man with an idea Is a rarity; some
times an oddity; sometimes a nut.
Babe Ruth has an idea he can train for
a month and then challenge Jack Demp-
sey. or course, II a moving picture
press agent had the idea, there is moth
ing rare or odd or nutty about II. It is
natural for a press agent to be that
way. But where doc Babe get that
way?
Hitting the old apple for a stack OF
cakes is nothing Ike hitting Jack Dcmp-
sey for a row OF barking dogs.
But il probably is a desire for pub
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
Name of Purcha.er. Aaare..

Name OF Purchaser. Address
Geo. Andrews. 22o n. Dearborn ST., Chicago ILL.,
John y. Bartlett. 7s2s St. Clair Ave, Cleve-
Walter r ISS BeSs. Camp TAYLOR. Louisville Ky.
Peter Bley. 1891 Roberts Ave, Whiting, Ind.
Peter Bley. 1861 Roberts Ave. Whiting. Ind.
Oscar Breyfogla West Pullman, III. ..........
BENJAMIN II. Breakstone, 30 n Michigan Ave,
Auphin J. Brown. 2isS conway Bldg, Chicago
Auphin J. Brown. 2i23 Conway Bldg, Chicago
A. J. Brown 2i33 Conway Bldg, Chicago. III.
A. j. Brown, 2i33 Conway Bldg. Chicago. Ill
Erich Carlson, 37ii Southport Ave.; ;......,
Samuel Carnlsi 70e0 ST. Clair St. Cleveland
Margaret clancy. 7s2 sherman 81. chicago. Ill
r Br 'nn banek Dnnk ios = state ST. chicago. ill.,
John W. De Noria. Western Ave. Lake Forest
NJ. q. Diamond 5i2 Gurtiie ST., Indiana mar mar
II. p OI brcwes. 10 wrieiiwoci Ave. Chicago.
AlsF hss iSi 9a,1 dsms h3Se & s. G619 sTasG H.
Fred Eyrich. 3sl9 Maryland Ave. Gary, lnf..
Jan & Enni Ferda 2'sj woshlncton ST.. Gary,
s. S Firth. 25iii' 4 oist ST. cleveland, ohio.
John Gelger. tSJ La Crasse Ave-. ......-..:..
Sh2s Gnn H'Rn n o. 7so q soy, sbo, st. s'epp hcao 0 M
Mrs, Horny HIlelmholz. i237 West End Ave-
J. 4. MysiewsR 2ai W North Av.. Chicago.
A. n. orr 2sl S Wells St chicaso.. .......
Joscnh Paler, 9ioJ Gist St, Cleveland.
AndTe% 'O P.ccke ais Ainsia ST. Chicago. '....
G. G. Plitss 1862 W. 2lth St Clevelan ], Ohio
J. W; Pclford s'l5 D'cke- Ave. cleve!anL
E. W. WDio Randall lia Washington Bvi cn,.
Mrs '"1S; GEO Raybouii. iiiol Avenue j., Chi
Peter g'SS saphos. o5s y. western Ave, Chicago
Albert ''i' L. SHUTS il5s Monterey Ave. Chicago
Rev G coNies smith, 1913 c!ary ST. reioit
7 n H.vi.r si W 'fiitb Ave-. cary. in 3. ...
]. W. START "a Harrison 81 pa tcn oit .ia..
b 4. Thomas Hyde Bri,.en LanS H So
re Oft. Wis .......... -..-..... ..... --.
waller j. Toaasaewski IL y. LsciMr- Ave.'
c A Trae. .aa, 2T35 os len Ave.,.;..... .........
Mary y Wsifc - y state it.. Chicas1....'s
George L "rglt Jo iet in........... -
AL t.aI -ccl. -aeU WHO tte STAT y IT
ma .c uuA lIi.t..I $40 %. sl-leI s. lN sell
as may be- ts-ary. TO aay re pure. as prize
der therefore, at Room SO 3s S Dearborn 81,
at the hour " 10, o clock A. NJ. an vii transfe
who will be emitted 20 a certi lcate therefor.
By oruer OF tle boar o. D.rsetors, .,,..
MOTOR CAR SECURl les
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
IS P 4 Q R =

lefty that promoted the idea. So here
are a few lines to help the work along
BIZ Carlisle is in jail again. He's got.
such a record as a robber theyil want
him 60 umpire In the prison league
next summer.
Maybe you have read all about our
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
Elkton.
FASHIONS AND FADs.

Wide belts placed very low are
feature Of coats for semi-formal wear.
New and chic are the printed nets in
all-over conventional flower patterns.
A smart accessory is a dressy scarf
OF silk tissue, bordered in printed color.
Accordion-pleated skirts combine
with interesting blouses into chic day
dresses.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
NOTIIE
NOTItE.
WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

persons
undersigned the undersigned 70 such
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

near-brcak with Mexico apparently
there Is as much Kick In the near
break as there Is In ncar-beer.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
crnnrcArrs OF DISSOLUTION

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE oF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All 10 Whom These Presents May
whereas. II appears to my satisfaction
by duly authenticated record OF the pro-
ccedinRs for the voluntary dissolation
thereof by the consent Of all the stocknoid
ers deposited In my ofiiee the hssei M 9oaof s,a,s
whose principal Office Il situated a. VIZ
020 Market street, IN the city of Whining
ton county Of New Castle state OF Deia-
agent therein and Ia charge thereof,
upon whom process may be served, nns
complied with the requirements % the
Corporation Laws of the state OF Delhwars
Section is7. chapter C5. of the Revised
Statutes OF 1913, as amended, preliminary
10 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. I, Everett e. Johnson.
secretary of state. of the state Of Della
yvara fo herchv certify that the said cor
poratlon aid, on the 4th day of December:
a. ID 1919. lie IN the Office. duly executed
and ntfestod consent, In writing, 60 tire
dissolution of sail corporation, .execufel
hy an the stockholders thereof, which sdid
consent and the records Of the proceedings
aforesaid, are now ON Ole In my SAID once
as p'0''''u O' '" IL TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. /
have hcrcunfe
4. set my hand and
OurfCTAT. SrAfs official seal. at
secretary's Office Dover, this am
1885 Delaware iTu3 ~ Dee. in
lnii the year Of our
Lord. one thou
sand, nine hum
dred and nine
teen.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON.
decG-1t. Secretary OF state.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
C,rATr on DELAWARE. OFFICE or
~ .l...r. IL. /. ~. -. a.. M.

CrATr on DELAWARE. OFFICE or
- SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION
To an To Whom These Presents May
Whereas II appears 10 my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
thereof by the consent of an the stockhOld-
crs 4rpuaiUeA iu uy ounce, tue beta .oin-
pnny. n corporation Of this state. whose
principal Office ls situated az goo Mar
kct street, In the city of Wilmington
county OF New Castle. State Of Delaware
Delaware Registration Trust Company
being agent therein and la charge thereof
unon whom process may be served, hhH
compiled with the requirements OF the Cor
poration Laws Of the state OF Delaware
az contained in 1918. Section ! 70 .lol.
Section isl, chapter O.. Of the hevised
Statutes OF inia, as amended, preliminary
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Secretary OF state Of the state OF Deiaware.
do hereby certify that the said corporation
a. u. 1919. alc in the Office a duly executed
aud nttestrd consent. IN writing 20 tho dis
solution Of sail corporation, executed by
an the stockholders thereof which said
consent and the records ~ the Proceedings
aforesaid, are now on ilo Ia my said Office.
" IL TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereunto
set ny hnnd and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. ar
Secretary's Once Dover. this am
1853 Delaware i793 day of Dec Co.
1911 the year OF our
Lord. one thou
snnd. nine hun
dred and nine
decG-it Secretary OF State
cTArE or DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- EEffnIlT ANY ne STATE
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents Nay
whereas. IL appears to my satisfaction
hy duly authenticated record Of the pro
cnedlrrg for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent of more than two
thirds in interest % nll the stockholders
deposited In my office. the Arizona Butte
SYN 'icate Inc. corporation OF this State
whose principal office e situated nt 7 "
Tenth street, IN the city Of Wilmington
county Of New Castle. State Of Delaware
tho CORPORATION Trust Company oi
America being ngnnt thnrnin owl r. chnr-r
/ thereof upon whom process may be served
/ hus complied with tue requirements OF Q ie
7 Corporation Laws ~ the State Of Delaware
! ns contained 10 1918. Section I 20 9fni
/ section ls7. Chapter O.. Of the Revised
/ Statutes of 1918 as amended, preliminary
] 10 tho issuinc ~ this
W cERTIFiCATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, J. Evere.. 6. Johnson
, Secretary OF Stale. of the S,ate Of Ds'a-
ware 10 hereby certify that the sal cor
porntlon ala, on the 9TH day of December
A. u. 1913. Ole In the Office duly executed
ana nttestcd consent iu writing, 10 thO
dissolution Of said corporation. executed
bv the consent of more than two-thlrds M
Interest OF all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records of m,
proceedings aforesaid, are now on die On
my said ONCE. as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF
have hercuntt
set my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL Official seal. -nt
serretnrys Ohlcc hover. this Jth
1SjJ Delaware ll93 day Of Dec IN
iuli the year OF our
Lord one thou
sand. nine hun
drcd and nine
teen.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
decG-1t Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

Great rejoicing In Oakland City, Ind,
for Eddie Roush leads the National
League in batting. Of course, that has
been the case right along, but the sta
tistlclans just found II out.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

/ tire State Of Delaware. In such case
the sail shares. or so much thereof
due thereon. as aforesaid. with inter-
or cash 20 the highast and best bid
hicago. Illinois. on December 1s. 1913,
+ the shares so sold 20 the purchaser,
CORPORATION.
". W. HOLMES. President.
noy22- 2a-dec9
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

Bob Martin may nnd II necessary 10
draw the color line In selecting his
sparrlng partners. lie smashed his
hand on the head OF Harry Robinson
and IN resmashed Il on The head Of
Jeff Clarke. Neither OF the gents men
tloned are blondes.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

chicago, M OILS. Nov. Il. 1919.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
~ TESTIMONY
NTInHEnE I

EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
decG-it Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

But il probably is a desire Tor pub