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The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Many p 'hrewd man has purchased
gold brie.: in the form of expert
ence.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20
The Point Of Interest

. PrOcrustes fitted al comers to the
bed.
But how did you fiI.d room to put
II in?' We asked.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20
Inst fhe Place

MANY romances octnr In business
life.
81 suppose SO. Especially In match
factory
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

One way to keep on friendly terms
with yOU9 neigtlbor is to keep off his
premises.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

"Grandpa. when I'm grown up can't
I get married?'
"AIy child. regret 10 see you antici-
pating trouble so early In life"
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Nothing contributes more toward al
Ieviating domestic storms than clear
conscience.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20
No Wonder.

"ButtIe told me he had had a raw
dealF "Yes, he was sore because he
was roasted"
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

The longest tunnel in the world. ID
miles in length, is planned by a Rus
sian railroad to save an S15-mile de-
tour.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Some people prune their genealoS-
icai trees by cutting their poor reIa-
tives.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

II you ere looking for a swell jon
stir UP hornets nest.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Some Lien prefer war rather than
&C 1achelora.Iip.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

: wornan's look may affect a man
icore than words,
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20
Way to Cultivate II.

money is the root of all evil.~
"Yes, and ii grows best by the graft
ing process
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20
Where Are the Cutters Of Yesterday

Greensburg. Ind.-AlthOugh corn
cutters can average between 50 and
so day, farmers say they are un-
sble to get labor and the Oldtime cut
:ers' can't be tempted out Of retire
cent
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Even the buckwheat cake has to
await its turn.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Acid Stomach, Heartburn and Nausea
quickly disappear with the of WTfsht'R
Indian Vegetable PillA- Send for trial box
TO 3l2 Pearl St.. New YoTk.-Adv,
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Some people marry for love md re-
main married for spite.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

Fo- SPEEDY and effective action DR.. Peery's
Dead Shot" has no equal One dose only
will clean out Worms Tapeworm.-Adv.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

If it's a Eise acre it gets itself di-
vided mp into building lots.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-11-20

You can Judge "a woman pretty well
by the pictures she hangs on her par
lor wall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
DELAWAREANS ARE
NOW At CAMP PERRY
Advance Guard Preparing for the
National Rifle Match; odd
Timers" Follow Later.

Part of the Delaware State rifle team
has arrived at Camp Perry, Ohio, where
they have completed n week of strenuous
practice with the army Springfield and
automatic pistol. The members now at
Camp Perry are men who never have at
tended national rifle match. They are
being given preliminary course of in
struction before the match begins.
The "old timers" on the State team
are drifting out to Ohio in small lunches
These men have participated in former
national matches and so are not required
to attend the preliminary school. Fred
Manion is already tuning up at Camp
Perry, having gone out to the big range
early this week. T.. G.. Poole and j.
Pusey left Wilmington Monday and j. B.
Grier, G.. A. Wilson, T. j. Mclaughlin,
r. S. Gashell and II. N. Marsh, the two
latter team quartermaster and range
officer respectively, expect to leave
Friday. Captain II. NJ. Jones, team coach,
of Dover, will leave within day or two
The whole team will be ready for action
by noon of the 18th, after which they will
have the opportunity of competing in the
the Herrick trophy match on the 18th,
the National Rifle Team match on the
23d. The team members may compete as
individuals in the Wimbledon cup match
on the 18th, the President s match on the
18th, the Camp Perry trophy match, the
off-hand match and souvenir medal
matches open during the entire time of
the matches and finally in the national
individual match, the classic of the nation
al matches which will be shot on the oath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
TO WE'D NEXT SATURDAY.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes, Aug. 1l-Saturday next,
Marvin Megginson Lyndell of Whining
ton and Miss Mary Kathryn Lynch Of
Lewes will be married in the Methodist
Episcopal Church here at $50 o'clock in
the evening. Rev Howard Davis will
ofiiciate. MIR Lyndcll is an auditor of the
du Pont Co. and son of Ward Lyndell
of Newark The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W A. Lynch of this place.
The church is being decorated in
flowers of gold. white and green, the golden
glow and clematis vine predominating,
The couple will stand under an arch of
flowers decorated by electric lights. The
brides gown will be of organdy and she
will have n picture hat to correspond.
Mrs. c. Warren Lynch, a sister-in-law
OF the bride. will be matron of honor, and
is TO wear yellow organdy and hat Miss
Hannah Lvndell of Newark, sister of the
groom, will act as maid Of honor and will
be gowned in pink organdy and hat TO
match. Miss Anna Lee Lynch, a niece of
the bride. will act as flower girl, and her
sister, Miss Laura Lynch, as confetti girl
Mr.. John Carpenter, of Wilmington, a
business associate of the groom. will be
his best man. The ushers will be
Milton Graves and c. Warren Lynch,
Of Wilmington.
Following the ceremonies the couple
will spend the night at Rehoboth and
depart the next day for Atlantic City to
remain several weeks, preparatory to
taking up their residence in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
DU PONT GIRLS SERIES.
Second Game Will Be Staged at Country
Club Grounds Today.

The girls team of the Sales Record
and Advertising Departments of the
du Pont Company will play the second
game Of the championship series this
evening at SIS at the du Pont Country
Club grounds Sales Record will take
the field with an edge on their opponents,
having won the first game on Monday,
2-I.
Advertising, who finished the season
without defeat in the "a League. hopes
to even matters in the game today and if
they do, the final game will be played
Friday. Miss Becky" Eisenbray will
again pitch for the 'B' League Champs"
On Monday this twirler famed Is and al
lowed but FIVE hits. Miss McCaughan
will be her battery-mate.
1t is expected that Miss Martin will
be on the mound for the Advertisers,
with Miss A. Mccoy behind the bat A
big crowd is expected to he on hand for
the game this evening. How they will
lineup:
Sales Record-Misses: Reynolds, h.;
Oakes, CT; McCaughan, c.; Livingston,
lb.; NJ Eisenbray, IS; Geary, IT,; Wise,
3b.; De Sofa, 3D.; Potter, RI; Wittacker,
T. ss.; r. Eisenbray, D.
Advertising-Misses; Leary, ss.; Green,
lb.; Leinbach, 2b.; Martin, p; L. Nc
Cory, RI; Michael, ss.: Evans, 3b.;
A. Mccoy, c.: Seimes, CT; Wright, IT,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence oy Every Evening

Special Correspondence oy Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Aug. 11.-Edwn
Valiant Chapman, youngest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Walter Chapman, died
at the home Of his parents on Washington
avenue, Chestertown, Sunday evening
at 9 o clock, following an illness Of infantih,
paralysis, in the fifth year of his age. The
little boy was great favoritc with every
one, and his death has cast gloom over
the neighborhood
Captain Thomas Hogans, star routo
carrier between Rock Hall and Chester
town, stole march on his many friends,
even thepostmaster, by taking bride, Sat,
urday afternoon. His bride is Mrs. Hogans
widow of his brother. After n honeymoon
they will reside in Rock Hall.
Mrs. James w. Chapman, Jr., and
children of Baltimore are guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vannort,
in Chestertown.
w. Tylden Bfice has sold to his son,
W. Tylden Bricc, Jr, his fine farm in
Landlord section, for $4,000.
Robert Kennedy, on the Cochran farm,
near kennedyville, has one of the best
crops of wheat in the county. He threshed
3,O65 bushels from l02 acres, and from a
two-acre patch got SO bushels of tomatoes.
Miss Marguerite Howard has been en-
tertaining the following guests at her home
on Mill street, Chestcrtown: Mrs. Vaughn
Jones Of Clayton, the Misses Bell of New
York City, and Miss Thomas of Washing
ton.
Vernon Selby and Merrill Smoot, son,
of DIR. w. O. Selby and Rev. +. G. Smool
OF Rock Hail. who sailed for Europe in
July, have written TO their parents, stat
ing that they arrived in Antwerp, July 16
and La Havre, France, July 20.
MIR. Haines of Baltimore and family
are visiting in Chestertown. Mr.. Haines
rendered a beautiful tenor solo in Christ
M. II. Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Tucker are
entertaining house party of young folks
at their home across the river.
Mrs. Paul Perkins of Chester, Pa, is
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Burke, on High street, Chestertown
Mrs. Earle Withgott and little dauph-
ter of Easton are guests of her parents.
Captain and Mrs. Curtis l.. Crane, Ches-
te rtOwn
Miss Alice Smith, stenographer for
State Tax Commissioner William w
Beck, and Miss Cora Robinson, deputy
register of Wills, have been spending
week at Pen Mar.
Miss Anna Newton has resigned as
bdbkkeeper at Radcliffe mills, and Miss
Ililda Tucker has been appointed to the
vacancy.
Insist on having your want ad indexed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11

Deputy Coroner Harvey f.. Nichols
was elected treasurer of the association to
succeed the late William H. Robinson, Jr.
The athletic events and the prizes
awarded were as follows
Baseball game-Payer making most
runs $40 in gold, won by w Scott,
player making the most bits, s. in gold
won by j. Kelly; player making most
errors, one case of crpbalming fluid, won
by John Yasik.
Drawing contest, No. One set II
casket lining TO each first and second =
William T. Hanna, first; William A..
Berry, Of FELTON,, Del, second
Drawing contest, No. 2-Ons y r.
black Lisknil rug second. one ease efn-
balming fluid y killroy, FIRST, II ~.
Nichols. second
Drawing contest No. 3 surgical case.
second, case ~ embalminp fluid Albert
McCrery, first, Harvey y Nichols
Potato race First, p,fmp, second hoF
Of cigars Karl kricncn. first, William
smith, Jr., second.
Sack race-First dressing prip, second,
necrosan William krienen, fret
Karl Krienen, second.
Drawing contest, No. t-Dne set ~
extension handles, won by George NJ
Fischer.
Ladies' event, egg raoc- First, umbrella,
second, 81 80 gold piece-Miss Leah Hir-
eel, first; Mrs William II. Atkins II
Lewes, second.
Drawing contest No. 5-One dozen.
bottles Of embalming fluid, won by y.
Killroy.
Messrs. William J. Krienen, Marshall
II. Yeatman and Harvey +. Nichols com
prised the entertainment committee
Those present were: Alfred 9. Scott,
Walter Scott, John r. Yasik, Robert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
MERWICK VS.. BLACK SOX.

The Merwick nine will play the VIII
mington Black Sox tonight at Second and
du Pont streets, and as a fast game is ex-
pected, large crowd will flikely be on
hand.
Manager Pumill requests the following
Black Sox players to be at the diamond
at 5.45 p. N. sharp: Gaines, Irons, Rich
ards. Davis, Underhill, Thomas, H. Sc
gars, T. Segars, c. Nelson, Naylor,
Carnish, Dassey, Waters and Schofield.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
GREENSBORO.
BASEBALL TONIGHT.
Defiance to Play Marshallion at Third and
Adams Streets.

The constant showers last evening forced
the cancellation Of the Defiance Black
SoX game.
Tonight the Marshallton team Of the
Suburban League viii be the attraction at
Third and Adams streets grounds and an
other snappy battle is expected Marshall
ton will be greatly strengthened for this
game and expects TO hang up a win at the
Tenth Marders' expense 1t is expected
that Marty Walsh will be Manager
Shields selection for mound duty. while
either Peters or Martin Is expected to hurl
under way AZ els O'Clock. Defiance will
arrange a game for Friday night, St
Paul's or Highland preferred Call either
3sl4-N or 32sl-J, after 7.30 O clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
THE BANKERS HAT.

4 banker IN a country town was very
bald and was, therefore, in the habit Of
wearing his hat in business hours. Every
week certain carpenter presented a
check and drew his wages. One day, as he
was putting the money in a worn wallet,
the banker chanced 20 pass by and asked !.
Look here, John, why don't you let
some of that money stay in the bank and
keep an account with us?
Well" replied the man, I'm rather
afraid. You see''-and here the car
penter looked AT the hat the banker wore
you look as if you were always ready
to start somewhere. London Opinion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
ST. PAUL'S VS.. ELKTON.
Game to Be Played on Frazer Field at
Newark Saturday.

The St Paurs baseball team will play
the Elkton club on Saturday, when they
will meet on Joe Frazer Field at Newark.
The game was originally scheduled for
Elkton, but as two games were scheduled
for the same diamond at the same time,
it was necessary to play one of the games
on another diamond and through special
arrangement with the Delaware College
officials the Frazer field was secured for
the game.
Manager Deibert of Elkton will use the
same lineup that defeated Grace last
week Biscoc will do the pitching and
Maslin will be behind the bat Manager
Cooke Of St. Paul's viii use Hayward TO
stop Elkton and either Bounds or Duffy
will be behind the bat.
A large number of the young people
from st. Paul's Church will accompany
the team in truck, which has been hired
for the occasion. Any one who plans to 60
should notify Miss Sarah Sproul, phone
2079, or Miss Alta Castelow, phone 1926,
some time before Saturday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
STATE UNDERTAKERS
HAVE MERRY time
Delaware Association Observed
Field Day at Grubb's Landing,
Yesterday Afternoon.

The field day Of the Delaware State
Funeral Directors Association, which was
held yesterday at the summer home Of
the Delaware Sacnperbund, at Grubb's
Landing, was thoroughly enjoyed by
those present, despite the inclcmency 81
the weather. About 60 members and
friends - the association enjoyed the
program Of the entertainment committee
and partook Of the dinner served in the
evening.
In the afternoon a baseball game
staged between the married men and the
single men WINS called after the eighth
inning. with the score 7 TO 7. Walt. Scott,
the Lorraine outfeIder, won the $40 prize
for making the most runs, while Jack
Kelley won the IS prize for making the
most hits
Following the dinner the members Of
the association held meeting, in which
James r. Chandler, William f. Lynn,
Michael A. Mealey and H. H. Hirzel were
elected delegates to the thirty-ninth an
nual convention Of the National Funeral
Directors Association of the United States
at Springfield, Mass, September Is. 10
and IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
ALl-NiLMINGTON MEETING.
Parkside-Defiance Contested Game O
Last Saturday Will Be Aired.

A storm session Of the All-W Wilmington
League is expected tomorrow night when
the Parkside and Defiance contest will
be thoroughly aired At this conference,
which viii be confined TO the managers
and captains Of the clubs involved, it
will BE- decided whether the action Of
Parkside in leaving the field last Satur-
dav was warranted.
President Walsh and his staff Of officers
have been busy the past few days gather
ING data on the game. President Walsh
has also arranged with three prominent
baseball authorities 10 act on the arbi-
trationboard. President Walsh will not
announ &c the names until tomorrow, but
said the three men are well versed in
baseball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11

cathcart. Joseph X. Cathcar.. William
Smith, Jr., James q. Hcsrn, Henry spre,
Simon Spire, Matthew " 5pire. n. II.
IIutchins, William A. Berry, Joseph 7.
KilIroy, Frank A. KiIlroy, George ~.
Fisher, Edward l.. Hanna, +. n. Zebley,
William r. Hsine@. Mrs II. Hirzel, II. ~.
Hirzel, Marshall n Yea'man, Harvey y.
Nichols, James n Chandler, r.. James
II Chandler, Jr., II & Icamy + BroVu.
= IS Grail georye II Sherwood. Frarl ii
Plank. John Siaekhouse Ihafiss Nuyruf
Michael A. Nealey. William v fnnn.
Mrs William r. Isynn. " n Tifrner
Francs " Dincen rml n Knnafn ST.
NRfrafei Quinn. Nls ismh A urui
William = huenfn ~ u rnifhliI
Alheft ! NofVff. NfEH M.luIr
Nsfv laYlm Nmfall NNam "a raII
William Y A,.lns Ne AlH
Kelly ! fask iamas j l0t. l..tIL
1unfn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
CLELAND WANTS GAMES.

The Cleland team of the Eleventh
ward won their tenth straight game by de-
feating, yesterday, the St. Hedwig Mid
gets, l0-7. Cleland wants games with any
10 to Is year-old team for next week, the
game TO be played in the morning. Send
challenges to c. Minker, 1914 Maryland
avenue or call 1869.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
SIX RACES ON GRAND
CIRCUIT CARD TO-DAY

Cleveland, Aug. 11.-Six races were on
today's Grand Circuit program at North
Randall, but it was doubtful whether the
full card would be decided. The heavy
rains which made postponement necessary
yesterday and Monday left the track in
bad condition.
The American Sportsman, three-year-
old pace, in which Rife Grenade, cham
pion juvenile PAGER, was TO start with seven
Others, was the feature of the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
Worth Steel Festival.

The Worth Steel Athletic Association
will hold its annual festival on Saturday
evening, August 2l, with music afternoon
and evening by the Swartbmore Military
Band. Everything that goes with an affair
of this sort will be on sale. In the after
noon game of ball will be played between
Midvale Of Coatesville, Pa, and Worth of
Claymont. In case Of rain the festival will
be held on Monday, August %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
CARDINALS WIN
OVER PH|LL|ES
Cy Williams Robs Doak Of No
Hit Honor When He Singled;
Reds and Braves Divide.

Cy Williams single robbed Doak OF
fame Yesterday when his hit was the
only tally made of the big pitcher, who
won ST.. Clemens was the batting ster
for the Cardinals. landing the bali into
the hlcachers and figuring in three OF the
talhes. The Boston Braves halted the
Reds in their flight for first place by
dividing a double-bill with them. Ram
kept the other teams idle.
slsler entered the home run class when
IN the game between Boston and 81:
Louis, he made n circuit clout, the third
IN three DAYS, bringing his total tor the
season 60 sixteen Washington lost to
Chicago 10 i-3 ten-inning game, when
Acosta allowed jackson to hit the bsll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
II. Louis, ; Philadelphia. |
Boston. : Cincinnati. 3 Ill innings }
Cincinnati -; Boston, 10 I'd
game
Other games postponed, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics Detroit rain.
Chicago, & Washington, 90 in
ningsl
Il Louis 6, BOSTON, &
New York Cleveland, rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
TATLow MEETS RUsHwORTH.
Big Game Scheduled Tonight in Pocket
Billiard Tournament.

Tatlow and Rushworth will meet to-
night in what is expected to be one of the
best games Of the pocket billiard tourna-
ment. The former has nine victories
and one defeat to his credit while the
latter has ten victories and two defeats.
Tatlow is looked. upon as the favorite N
tonight's game after his two exhibitions
last week, when he defeated Lynch and
Johnny Kane, the present title-holder.
Rushworth is in good form, however,
and the outcome is much in doubt. A
record crowd is expected to attend the
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
AUTHORS opp rosrriosl.
Reade collins and lfnsu NfsN uf.f
While STANDING IA nfaL

II has n0t alWhVa hf0m Iarnfaa rtat
caused famous UfIirn m da ilfr MI.
in bed Most authors have Dn.0I..I
position in which they hnd HH fIf.
How most easily
Charles Headn and Willie rnlIrs
worked best when standing and t.ff.f
Hugo wrote practically ~ Ulnf I'll
Les Miserable" standing ~ mgh
desk.
Walt Whitman favorite position urr
lying full length On d pile ~ lumber wkl..
Byron composed many a be best yrrrfs
on horseback London Tiueg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Schedule For This Evening.

Every Evcning-Star and American
Vulcanized Fibre teams at the Military
grounds
American Car and Foundry and Pusev
and Jones, al Eden Park diamond No. 2.
Gas Co and Harlan, at Eden Park
diamond No. l.
Pennsylvania Railroad and Electric
Hose and Rubber Co at Rockford dia-
nond No. z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
GREENSBORO WINS
OVER SEAFORD NINE
Interesting Game Played Down
State: Umpire's Rulings Con-
tested Throughout Game.

Seaford, Aug. 1.-THE locals outhit
Greensboro Yesterday, but lost, 6-3
Seaford protested vigorously over Umpire
Richards decision, claiming his rulings
were of AZ critical periods Of the game
The charge being that each one made
Was in favor Of Greensboro. Culver out
pitched spence, allowing seven hits and
striking out ten. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
HARRY J. 5. WINS IN
STRAIGHT HEATS
Herman Tyson Pilots Wilmington
Stallion to Victory at Goshen
and Wins Tiffany Trophy.

Goshen, n. Y, Aug. Hilary J. S.
demonstrated that he is the champion
half-mile track trotter of the season yes
terday afternoon by winning the 2 II trot
in straight heats. Herman Tyson, the
driver of Harry J. s., was awarded the
Tiffany trophy,a handsome silver cup pre-
sented by Thomas w Murphy to the
winning driver of this race.
Summaries:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
GAMES TODAY.

National Icagsc - Louis at Phila-
delphsa. Cincinnati NJ Boston: Chicago
80 BROOKLYN. Pittshurg ~ New York.
American League Athletics AZ De-
trolt New York AZ Cleveland; Washing
ron az Chicago Boston az st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11
Cleland Takes Second Game.

The second baseball game of the series,
between Cleland and St. Hedwig's Mid
gets, played yesterday, was won by Gle
land, 10 to z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11

Harry J. s is owned by Harry j.
toeckle of Wilmington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Star.Spansled British Product.

1t came recently to the attention Of
the American chamber of commerce In
London that Il British firm was using
the American flag and words and
phrases indicating American origin for
the advertising. cOntaincr and bottle
labels Of a wholly British prepnra-
ton. Communication Of this fact to
the British board OF trade saw all
traditions Of departmental red tape
shattered when the board Of trade
rang up by telephone instead Of fol-
lowing the usual formal tortuous
channels Of communication. After OBJ.
tanning further particulars the firm
concerned vas called to account and
has agreed TO refrain from the Objec-
tiOnnble practice in future.-The Ma
TONS Business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Worlds SIeepiest Tramp.

A widely known character, n Jul
ius MERCER. called "the sleeping
tramp" has been arrested In Yer
%sailles. according to the Manchester
Guardian. This occasion he Is charged
with the theft Of rabbits.
The morning before his arrest he
was found on the Grand route by q
carter In n deep sleep, from which all
efforts of the latter failed to awake
him. In the police station he woke
up for n few minutes. then fell asleep
again. It was found absolutely impOs-
sIble to arous him from slumber. and
he was sent to n hospital, where he
continues In the same state.
Neither drunkenness nor lethargic
encephalltis have anything to do with
this curious case Of one who must take
high rank among the tired fraternity.