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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-02
SHOOK MONEY BOX OUT OF WINDOW.

Al New York June 21st, while
In''ahin9 rug out of the window
ihnlonctte Musso, 14-year old, al
inoMea nea $4,000 contained in metal
npH ~ TO fall to the street. Fearing
VI DcIng arrested for violating the
fn g. 'ulnance against shaking rugs
mon' 60 windows, Antoinette did not
~ GOWN to the street after the box
N.Y., rs a result her father, Gaetiano
;;,uSSo' was searching for the saw
nnsS OF his lifetime. He offered a
,L"rd ,IW"rd OF 81 900 for the return of
, u,e money. The metal box had been
wrapped in the rug.
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GREEKS REJOICE IN VICTORY,

There is a great rejoicing among
the Greeks in Constaniinoplt over
The advance OF the Greek army west
Aia Shehr. a walled town i'm the
Vllayet of Aidin, the ancient name
OF which was Philadelphia. The
Greeks repori the Turkish losses in
The capture Of Ala Shchr as 5000
men killed, 1000 wounded, or made
prisoners. All the Greeks of mill
tary age in the city are being re-
crultcd TO reinforce the army.
Greek officials at ConStantinoplcs
say that the troops of Kemal Pasha
are undlscipllned and are too Door
~ equipped with artillery to offer cr
fcctive resistance against the Greek
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STATE TICKETS NOMINATED IN PRIMARY
DEMOCRATIC:

DEMOCRA1lC:
Governor-Authur b. Koontz,
Charleston.
Secretary Of Statc-James H. Mil
Ter, Bellepoint.
State Superintendent of Free
Schools-W. w. Trent, Elkins.
State Trcasurer-A. G.. Herford,
Sutton.
State Auditor-P. ]. Newton,
Charleston.
Attorney Gencral-Edward A..
Brannon, Weston.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
Sampson n. Miller, of Webster
springs.
REPUBLICAN:
Governor-Judgc E. F. Morgan,
Charleston.
Secretary of State-Houston G..
Young, Charleston.
State Auditor-John C.. Bond,
Charleston (pending recounD.
State William S. john
son, Charleston.
Attorney General-E. T. England
Charleston.
Commissioner of Agriculture
James Fl. Stewart, Morgantown.
State Superintendent of Free
Schools-George M. Ford, Dunbar.
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WATER POWER MEASURE SIGNED.

Among the eight measures sign
ed by President Wilson. within ten
days days after the adjournment
of Congress was The Water Power
Development bill. This bill has
been ten years in. the making. 1t
is designed TO make the millions
of horse power going to waste in
the streams of the country avail
able for light and heat and power
through the processes of hydro
electric plants.
Several other bills rushed
through Congress at the last minute
the President failed to sign.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-02
CLEVER BANK SWINDlER,

a clever swindlcr touched UP
l.. \. Frantz's bank at Huntington
a few days. ago and got away with
$4,000 of the banks cash. He gave
his name as Jas. p. Lewis when
making deposit of $4,000. He
said he expected to draw the mon
ey out in a day or so and two DAYS
later did so. After he left the bank
there was a false message sent the
teller to come to the hospital to
see a friend. While the teller was
out Lewis presented another $4,000
check TO another teller and drew
a second time on his deposit. Since
that time he has not been seen.
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MACC0RKLE- ----WALKER,

Alvin McCorklc, son of Judge A..
ID. McCorklc, of Charleston, and
nephew of Gov. VIM. A. McCorklc
ana MISS Clara Walker, daughter
OF ,. l.. Walker, Of Charleston. were
married Saturday afternoon, June
~, 1870, Rev Albert Evans of the
kanawha Presbyterian Church. The
groom is a nephew Of Mrs. II. w.
LomStock and Mrs. George Alder
son. Of LcWiSblrU.
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PER CAPITA WEALTH,

circulation Of money per capita
In the United States increased 90
cents during May, according to q
circulation statement issued by the
treasury Department last week.
Money ir circulation per capita
on May 1st was $40, on June 1st,
S56 ~. The general stock of money
In the United States on June 1st
was S7,8O4,52S,3SI, as compared
with S7,502,07S,002 for June 1st
IVY. Money in circulation on June
1st was S6,1021G2,2iI, as compared
with So, S34, ,26S.2I2 fo rJunc 1919.
ana S5,001 ,2O7,iI1 for May I. 1920,
according to the statement.
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OFFICERS ELECTED,

AT " meeting Of the Ronccvertc
PRESBYTERIAN congregation last Sun
day the following men were elect
ed to office in the Church: A. NJ.
Hubbard and e.. p. Brown were
elected Elders, and r. S. Lovclacc.
i. w. Hutcheson, J. A. Lee and ].
VI. Miller, were elected Deacons.
These officers will be installed
within the near future.
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The Mexican Congress is now in
session and is asked by the tenn
porary President Hueria to consid-
or various measures Of reform par
lfcularly reform Of the election
laws. a new Congress will be
chosen on the first Sunday i'm
August and new permanent Pres
ldcnt on the first Sunday in Sep
!cmber.
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GERMANY,S WAR DEAD,

recent statistics. published in
,"va,'''iohy on that country's war
,"HScS ,,S stated that 1,350,0O0 men
were killed. :"
,,., mere arc to-day $4,000 war
tno t'oWS' o"" 10000 war orphans and
"'o'ooo maimed or consumptivcs
supported mostly by charity.
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The 21th and 25th children were
born to Jessie Treadway at Beck
WIN last week when twins arrived
al his home. Mr.. Treadway has
been married three times. His
present wife is the mother of 10.
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MT. HOPE DEDICATION.

The soldier memorial tablet
honcring Mt. Hope soldiers will
be dedicated Sunday July 1lh at
2 p. NJ Hon. Adam Litilcpape
will deliver the address. Other
appropriate exercises will be held
and all are cordially invited TO at
tend
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PHILADEtPHIA'S GROWTH.

The census Of 1920 gives Phila-
delphia 1,@23.15S; increase 274,t5O
or III per cent.
Rochester, n. Y, 205,S5O; in
crease 77.70l or $50 per cent.
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PRICES TOO HIGH,

Or account Of the high costs of
building materials, the state board
OF control has adopted the policy
OF posipOnin9 additions TO state
institutions and the erection Of new
buildings until prices come down.
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Miss Blanche Pennington, Of
flughart, died at the Hinton Hos
pital on Tuesday, June 22, 1920,
after a brief illness Of appendicitis,
aged 20 years.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
nIFIEMEN orr FOR PERRY

A. p. Dougherty, W. J. GrubO, j.
A. Julian, ". Terrlll and Dillon
OF Wilmington; w. d.
Holton. and c z. Stiltz. OF Newark,
G. NJ. Holtz, Of Rockland and w. w.
Terill, team captain comprising part
OF the Delaware rifle team which
will shoot at Camp Perry, ONO, lot
the national rifle championship leii
this city on Saturday to take part in
the preliminary shoots.
Between now and August 10 tne re.
mainder OF the team, consisting OF
''old-timers" who have participated
in former national matches. and so
are not required to attend the pre-
iiminary school. will leave town WIN
their pct rifles carefully curried toi
The biggest event OF the rine-shootlnt
CAPTAIN II. NJ. Jones. Of Dover, th'
team coach. is an experienced rlile,
man. who would no doubt have sho
his NVav onto the team as a shoOtint
nn0mber IL 1t was not for an injured
arm. His presence on the trlng iln'
will prove OF particular assistance 7,
the more inexperienced members O
Between 25oO and 1000 rIflemen vii
he on hand at Perry wnen the Dilf
show starts. and the local boys WI
meet and compete against rilemeI
from every state in The Union and al
OF our outlying territories.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
ATHLETIC MEET
AT ELSMERE TRACKS

The Industrial Athletic Field and
Track Meet which was to have been
held yesterday afternoon under the
direction Of the Wilmington Commu-
nifty Service and Delaware State Fair
Association was postponed until Sat
urday, August 7lh, and viii be run in
conjunction with the public athletic
meet. The meet this week will be
an elimination meet as viii the other
two, the Catholic meet on August "a
and the Church athletic meet on the
2isl, eliminating into a State cham
pionship meet on September 9th. All
meets will take place on the Elsmere
track.
There will be 10 exents all told, as
follows: i0O-yard dash. running high
Jump, $50 yard run. pole vault three
mile run, running broad jump, 44O-
yard run. i6-lb. shotput, One-mile re-
lay, 22O-yard dash, Discus throw, one
mile run and three-legged race.
II. C. Ray who has succeeded Jo-
sept G. Berger, as secretary OF the
service announces three silver cups,
offered as prizes. one 10 the organiza-
tion having the largest number OF
points. one 10 the relay team and
the other 10 the winner OF the ais
Gus throw. also that sixteen gold
medals will be offered for first places;
sixteen silver merals for second
places and sixteen bronze medals lot
third DlaceS.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
MARY'S
AT IT TONIGHT

Harlan Giants and St. Mary's will
be the attraction at Harlan Field this
evening
The Giants are travelling at
rapid pace at present, and aside from
the three defeats at the hands Of
the Black Sox, have knocked or"
all their opponents. The fans Of
Wilmington are acquainted with the
conditions surroundlng these d.
feais, and the stock Of the colored
shipbuflders has lowered none in
consequence.
Manager johnson has not an
nounced the pitcher who will work
she game, but It is the more than
likely that Manager johnson will
send either Valentine or Lewis
against the eastsiders. As for the
rest Of the Giants lineup, it will be
practically the same as represented
in other games.
Opposed to the Giants will be
Jimmy Taylor, who shut out the fast
st. Hedwigs Club last "Wednesday
evening. Jimmy is showing won
derful stun in the box this year, and
1 10 is very probable that he will
/ finish the season in that capacity
! II Taylor us IN the same form as
when he set back St. Hedwigs the
/ Giants vii have tough struggle.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Totals
FORT DUPONT
TRAPSHOOTING

Snrarr NJ. Clark and l.. Clark,
tied with nifty, including their manu-
CAP. in the Coyne trophy shoot az the
p. B. and w. Club traps.
Bill Swayne led the field OF Green-
hill shooters with a score OF 4oAJO'
Jack Kaiser and l.. l.. Boyce were close
seconds. each tieing with "A preahs.
In the double event Boyce made hlgh
score of the day. Although II was
the last opportunity TO practlce up
for the big shoot next Friday and SAT
urday. the attendance was not as
large as expected.
Next Saturdays registered tourna-
ment promises 60 be the biggest snoot
held ia Wilmington this year, and al
ready a number Of out-of-town snoot-
ers nave advised they VIII De on
The club has secured an unusually
attractive and valuable lot OF trophles
for the big day, and these at present
are on display at James i. Mulill ,,ii.
store. Sixth and Market streets; ine 's
Star trophy is TO be awarded hleli
gun over all on the entire program
and the contest for TINS trophy Is az
tracing much interest.
In the shoot at Bellevue OF the Har-
! Ian men for the eighth leg on the
GERMAN ,js cup for Harlan shooters, J.
lH MousIey won the As out Of 30, in
lcluding his handicap Of IL added tar
gets v. j. Wratten finished with a
perfect score OF 80 out OF 80. includ-
| ing Z added, but he already has leg
on The cup. Vic Willis was the run.
ner-up with t6 out OF 90 with .
added birds. =,
In the practice event, II. r. heea
was high gun, with As out OF oO' no1
bad after a lay-Off OF nVe OF SIX
weeks. f. NJ. Rose was runner-nl
with az out OF 80. J. Wratten and w
NJ shaw were tied for third with 40
other nractice scores we're; ]. <
slime 80; w. Anderson, 80.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Park

Although Newport won over Rich
ardson Park the game Is not over by
any means, the Park boys having pro-
tested.
The game was marred by a flstic
encounter between several players and
spectators OF both clubs. The trouble
occurred in the sixth inning when,
with two runners on the bass, II.
Brodley, Of Richardson Park. endeav-
ord 10 reach FIRST on an inneld tap.
knocking Baldwin. the Newport hrst
baseman from the bag. Baldwin
quickly retaliated with swing at
Brodley and in an instant free-for-
all fl0ht ensued.
Several players and spectators were
slightly injured during the excitement,
but cooler heads finally cleared the
field and the game proceeded. Um-
pire Lank declared Brodley out FOR
Interference on the play and Manager
Hastings OF the Park club protested
the game because OF the decision.
GNOrp
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
knockout.

SATURDAYS near hero-Phinney Hast
ings. II his Richardson Park team
had scored four more runs they
would have won another game.
You get the worth Of your money at
Richardson Park. When the boys
amt playing ball they're lighting.
Krebs hasn't lost game in "a starts
That puts them in the Parkside-
Eleventh Ward class.
The Babe Ruths-Hanna and Gallo
way Of Newport
Old Bill wintrup hasn't lost his
art OF walloplng. The old man
smashed three singles.
Losett OF stanton, is a consistent
hitter. He poled three, one being a
double.
That Elsmere OUTFIT seems 10 have
shot its bolt.
We can't quite figure out why that
Elsmere outflt is in the going unless
it is TO make II easier for Brack-
Ex or Newport 10 win the gonfalon.
We haven't heard OF any big league
scouts squirting at that Stanton
bunch Lovett, Boyd and Crompton
seem TO be the whole show
Those Peters boys who help Mar
shallton TO win a game occasionally
are said TO have perfect table man
ners.
Krebs is making a big noise after
winning 10 straight league games. We
haven't heard echoes OF any COM
motion IN k-Ex-despite the fac'
that those boys have won ~ games
Another protestl Forget it Phinney
Protests are not what the fans chir
in to sec.
| Send In your gossip boys
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
CnMMnN pLEAs lInGAIENrs.

judgments were handed down today
by Judge Rice, In Court OF Common
Pleas. In i've cases, as follows:
Chester II. Jester VS. Frank s Dure,
Sis6S0 for the plaintiff; Bastnano
Ciotti vs.. The Concrete Construction
Company, S3SOi6 for the plaintiff; Ed
ward y. Crumlish vs.. the Concrete
Construction Company. S3S9.10 FOR the
plaintin; Carl A. Adler vs.. the Eoec
Electric Contracting Company, $40
for The plaintiff, and Andrew p. and
Annie l.. Mahoney VS. Annie kienle,
holding-over tenant case, judgment
for the plaintiff, with $50 damages.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
LORRAINE 10 HOLD MOONLIGHT

Lorraine Athletic Association Mill
hold its second annual moonlight ex-
cursion on Friday evening, at 7t5
o'clock, standard time.
The members OF the West SIDE Club
are working earnestly to make the
affair a success.
Reuben s. Marsden. who Is hand
Ing the affair, claims to have dis
posed OF nearly all OF the tickets, and
expects q record crowd for the season
Dancing, with many other suitable
enioymenis, will be held.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
DU POINT LOSES AGAIN
TO MIDDLETOWN BOYS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWgN, Del. Aug. 2.-The
locals maintained their winning stride
on Saturday by winning the third
game within week, trimming Fort
dupont, TO ?. This was the second
consecutive deeat for the fort team at
the hands Of the local team.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
rApNIvAT. ron KEYSTONE.

The keystone Field LluD mas Doohcu
the Krause Greater Shows to appear
ali OF this week on the show grounds
at Twenly-ninth and Market streets.
This Is a return engagement as the
Krause Shows appeared here early. in
the Spring. The show on this Visit
will have a number Of new attractions.
Joe Vargo, the light heavyweight
wrestling champion Of the world -
with the show and will be more. than
pleased 10 meet any OF the local mat
artists. All members Of the Keystone
Club are requested 10 meet at the
club rooms at 7t5 o'clock tonight
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
IIrFnTy TnINis RROOKLYN

TIhprfV A O 0e1CaIeu oOWWI BTUUk-
lvn Giants yesterday. A to Z.
This was Liherty's second victory
last week. against one defeat. beating
out Victory Stars Friday night ny
the score or Q to 8.
Vlcforv stars claim a victory over
Liberty. although Manager Townsend.
of Liberty, says not. Liberty had
one man on third and one on nrst,
With one out, when Manarer VIII
liams called his team or the field and
the umpire forfeited the game to LIB
erty. 9 TO 0. Victory Stars and Lib
erty will meet again on next Mon
dsy night at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets. Liberty lost its first game OF
the year on Tuesday night TO Harlan
Giants.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

Brack-Ex. Newport and Richardson
Park onctinue 10 hold the lead in
the Suburban League. Brack-Ex and
Newport had it soft with their oppo-
nents. .Marshallton, however. had to
so some to win over The crack Stan
ton outnt.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
RACE TIGHTENS
IN SUBURBAN
Brack Ex and Newport Set
Pace for the
Set
ROW is EXTRA AT
RICHARDSON PARK

(On every Monday during the re-
mainder of the present baseball sea-
son The Evening Journal viii print
box scores ON games OF the Suburban
League, as well as comment on the
games. Any communication or game
gossip in the interest OF the league
will be welcomed by the Sports Edi-
tori.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
IocAL sUOOTERs IN FRONT.

Wilmington shooters gave a good
account n themselves az the two days
registered shoot last week held at
Beiterton, Md.
l.. d. Willis OF this city. outshots
from Pennsylvania, Maryland, New
Jersey and Delaware by breaking 80
out OF go clay targets. an average OF
lust nlnety-eight per cent.
other good scores were made by
Henry Winchester. William NJ. Foord,
George Simon. Clarence Walker and
Lester German
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Observation-Disclosures

The feature OF the Brack-E -EX-Els-
mere game was the pitching of Magaw
and the all-around fast playing OF
Brack-Ex. The boys played without
an error. Liyernore was high man
with the stick, getting three hits.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
II. Brodley out. Interference
PICHApDSON PARK

Totals i-g .sT.. .,-s "a 2 u 20 10 =
sTinsman bunted third strike.
SCORE by INNINGS
Newport ........ 10000 o Is
Richardson PARK OOOi 100 %
Two-base hits-A Nichols. Three
base hit-Brodley. Home r7lns--Han-
ma. Galloway. Struck out-By Hawk,
2. by Foster, ;. Stolen bases-Rald-
win. Base on -balls-Off Hawk, - l..
Umpire-Lank.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
cAMRRInGE EAR.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Aug. 2-Ihe
manager OF the Cambridge Fair.
which opens tomorrow. have annornc-
cd that entries this year for ihe haf-
ness ewnts number about ioO' twice
as many as at any time In previous
years. They come from seven states
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania;
Delaware. Maryland. Virginia and
North Carolina.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Independent Baseball
SATURDAY RESULTS.

Harlan Giants, Z: Sparrow's Point, 2
Parkesburg. 3: Harlan, 2.
Liberty, 81; South Brooklyn Giants'
Huber. 10: Wesley. 4.
Lorraine. 9; General Chemical, 0.
Worth. 3; Grace. 0.
Dover, 81; Harrington, >.
Defiance, o; Chadds Ford 4, 10
Rose Hill, 6; South Side, D.
Macy, :; Greenleaf, 2.
Third Ward, Z; Wilmington A. A., Z.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
BOY's HFRES A REAL CHANCE.

Manager James McDevitt OF the
Penn Seaboard baseball team or New
Castle wants games with Seatoru;
Iaurel pennsgrovs. or any other fast
team paving a reasonable guarantee.
Mfr. McDevitt has several open dates
for Saturdays. away from home. Ad-
dress all challenges to James NC
Dewitt. New Castle, Del.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
AfARSHAaToN
Sr0nF nv NNTNGs

Stanton ......... 0 0O0 03 3 0 0 q
Two-base hits-F. Peters, 2; G.
Peters, Lovett. Struck out--By Ewing,
.: by Hughes. s. Stolen bases-Boyd,
McVey. Sacrifice hits-Ewlng Boyd,
n. Peters. Base on balls--0ff Hughes,
2; on Ewing, 3. Time Of game-i.50.
Umpire-Honey
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
ResnIts

Results
Brack-Ex, "a; Elsmere, 4.
Newport. 8; Richardson Park, 2.
Marshallton, 3; Stanton I.
Standing OF the Teams
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

A searching glance through the
Want Ads has found many good
positlon.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
SUBURBAN SWATS

Saturdays hero-Baldwin, OF New
ld-t. He hit Bradley on the chin for a
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Sianinn-llarshalIinn

The Stanton n-Marshallton game was
a thriller, the teams hitting even.
Classy fielding work also featured.
Score:
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
sFAFnnn TASTEs nEFEAT

SEAFORD. Del. Aug. 2---ln a free
hitting contest, East Newmarket de-
feated Seaford on the later's grounds
A 10 3. East Newmarket won in the
tenth, Moore hitting a home run with
two men on.
r. II. e.
r n O002O5 all 30
seaford ..OO0s 100000 o. 8 - 1
MISUNDERSTANDING Hummer and
Webster; Lawson. Warrington and
SHIRLEY.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
FREDERICK r. VAIL.
CLIFFORD f. sToNv.
cERTIEIcATE OF REDUCTION. on

IVA ~ OL hHI0ALION. .Or"
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK
AND WHEREAS. the Aforesaid amend
ment 70 the Articles OF Incorporation of
raid The Newport Company, involves re-
ducti0n In its authorized but unissued
Preferred Capital Stock TO the extent OF
one Million Dollars (S1 .0O0.OOO).
NOW, THEREFORE,. this certincato
IL also made In compliance with the re-
quirement OF law that a statement Of the
reduction shall be signed and acknowl-
edged py the President and a majority OF
the Board Of Directors
II Is further certified that all the debts.
Of the said company have been paid or
adequately and fully secured. .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF.
A. A. Schleslnger, President,
has hereunto set his hand and a
CSEALl majority Of the Board OF Direc-
tors Of said The Newport Com
pany. have hercunto set thedr
hands this 2sth day Of July, 1870.
A. A. SCHLBSINGER,
President
IVAN CUBEI,MAN. --' =,
EDW. g. WILMER,
NJ. n. MacLAREN
J. W. SCHAEFER.
II. H. SpRINGFORD.
Majority Of DirectofM
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF
MILWAUKEE,. IS;

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF
MILWAUKEE,. IS;
BE 1T REMEMBERED that on this
2Sth day Of July, 1920, personally came
Public in and for the county and State
aforesaid. A. A. Schieslnger. Prcsidcnt
OF The Newport Company a corporation
Of the State Of Delaware. the corpora
ton described in and which executed the
foregoing certificate, known to me per
sonally 70 be such, and Ivan cubelman.
Shaeifer. II. II. springford. directors o.
said The Newport Company, constfut-
ing q majority OF the Board Of Directors
Of said The Newport Company and known
20 me and known to-be such directors
and a majority OF such directors, and
they, as such president and such di-
rectors, duly executed said certificate he
fore me and acknowledged the said GER
tihcate 70 be their act and deed and
the act and deed Of said corporation, and
that the signatures Of the said president
and OF the directors OF said corporation
10 said foregoing certificate arc
I'm the handwriting OF the said presi-
dent and directors OF said com
pany respectively and that the seal afixed
TO such certificate Is the common or cor
porate seal Of said corporation, and that
their acts Of sealing. executing, acknovvl--
edging and delivering the said certtncafa.
was duly authorized by the Board Of
Directors and stockholders OF said cor
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 7
(SEAL) have hereunto set my hand and
notarial seal, the day and year
FREDERICK r. VAIL.
Notary Public, Milwaukee County. Wis
Ny commission expires July 4. 1923.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
CHURCH LEAGUE

Results.
Union. %: Brandywine. 10.
First-Central, i3: Old Swedes, 1.
Scott, 10; West, 5.