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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
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Die tiinItli6 bergeItelte Srangen'
eiIert5 miro ni6t benielben 0ienIt lei.
iten. S~ralbeniaft fam SIT Sauie
eingcnlo6t perber, INN fiir @etrGnfe
perpenOet SIT tperaen. Gr lit bcion.
0er8 Crfrii1enO, mern er nit 2imet.
tenioft bermiibt un0 cinem glei6en
Sell foblenialtren @oiicrS Derbilmt
miro. 2ogonbeerioft, Scr cincn G6n.
Ii1en @eI6mof mie Stntbeercn bat,
miro I'M 8eIten fnbrifmGBig in Sla.
Iden gefiiIt. Die SaltSfralt, Die 2O'
gonbeeren befomnlen fam, Ioute III.
beotngt Oieie quite Sru6t filr Den
Saltsgebraud SIT Saft cinmodell,
GrnGbruugsipe5ioliitcn OeS 2onb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcben berpor,
OaB @etr6nfe aus frii9em S6it
bauiti16li9 Oieienigen aus Srauben
un6 6en berI9ieoenen 8itronenfrii6.
tcp, mi&tig fir &inoer iino, ba tie
8itamine entbolten. Gin &rltg
Orongen., 3itronen. o6cr &rauben.
Taft lit barum nidt nrr elm @enuB,
ionbern ali6 elm mirfli6cr 8eitonb.
tell Ser t6gli6en Nabrltng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

5erf6nittene InonoS o0er 8ananen'
Elm paar forbcnpr6htige See.
rem MAIDEN Die 8oiple ODER Den
Sun6 einlaoenber, un0 etDas Miin5e
gibt Dem @etrGnf @eidpnad uno Der
bouIt6nbigt es. Srofeiiioneue 0e-
trGnfefabrifantert fii9cn oft cine
S6eibe 8ltrfc bel.
8enn Elm ObItpund fir cine gro'
BE G~erianmlung bon 2eltten cube.
reitet peroen ion-fiir einen Gong
abeno, cine 8eieIi6aft oOer elm Sic.
nic-io lit e$ niitlidL bic gerlalte
Menee Der @eitouOteiIe S1 miiien.
1aS folgcnOe Re5ept miro BON Der
Experiment Slide 6es 2anbnirt'
i6aftsbepartements fir bier5ig Ser.
ionen anempfoblen;
SbItplrn6.
t@iidie 5crriebene ananos.
3 Soiien iiebenbes 8aiier.
/ SaIie frii6en itarfen Sees.
Saft bon 6 3itronen.
Soft bon 10 Srangen,
II GeelOffel Sal5.
I Quart Srallben., SobanniS6eers,
2oganbeers, Simbeer- o6er @r6s
beeriaft.
2 8int .Slaidcn gppolinaris ODER
Singer. aIe.
2 SfunO 3uder nit 1 Quart 8aiier
wGbreno flint @inntten gefodt.
GiS gum &Glten.
Wton fode sic Ananas mGbreno
20 Mtnllten in Dem iieoenoen 8aiIer
nnb iiebe ie. Man Iaiie tie erfalten
lnO fiiae Sen iibrigen Sr16tiaft,
See uno Sen fallen Sir1tp binau. @s
lit better ben Sllnd etn poar Stlrn.
ben Dor oem @ebro116 b~er5uIteGlen,
Damn loiie man i'm 5ugeoeft i'm Gis
Iteben. 8or Dem Serpieren fiiae
man Ippolinori8, @in9er.Qle ODER
@aiier bin3lt, ie nod @ltt6enfen un0
gnrniere oas @etrGtrf nit ObIti6ei-
ben ODER nit Mh~ln5bIGttern.
Mun miro bemerferL ooB 6tciem
Bltnd ctrpos Sol5 3ugefii8t mcrSen
ioa. Cine Spur" Sul5 ocritGrft
Die Sitiii0fett rnb Sen @cihntof bon
ic6em 0bltgetr6nt. @rombeerioft
nit 3itrone 1tn0 elm puor &6rncr
Sol8 fam iebr empfobGcn mer0en,
ScOermonm miro germ gllona8ioft
trinfcn abcr Gin 3ltiae BON 8itrnne
miro inn crit Sen prideln0en Sc.
id)naf 9e6en. S%rangeniaft lit fir
Die Scott Scr &in0er piini6enSnert,
obcr nid)t nur &trOcr ioaten i'm &c.
nicBen. Cine @cnqe fGitlihcr sc,
trGnfc t0nnen aus Orongcniaft Der.
AcItclt mcr0en. Natiirli1 miiiicn
fril6c Sran9Cn berlponot per0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

-6rou s. @. &lossner, bon
SwiSs, reiite lette ISOLDE bon bier
aus nu6 ct. 2ouis gum 8eiu6 Dor
Serpanoten.
-Ioolpb 8rieidfe mo @attin,
bon ct. 2olttS, famen leBten Wontaa
bicrber gum 9eil,6 Ser Gltern, Ser.
mann 8rieid)fe unb @attin.
SRI. Sioonia Sdud, Sodter
BON Gmil Sfltf, miro nG6iter
5omltog mad Sefferion Gitp ~reiierl.
no oieIelbe cine Stele ais Stenogra'
pbiitin I'M itoutliden @eiunobeits'
Nnte ontreten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

-@tlion @arb, bon ScOriu, ST.,
mar Iebte 8od)c bier ais @aIt be8
&oiuueiitcr5 Gougben unO Somilic.
-6rou 6raut 9trtcl len. lic9t s..
3. ernltlt6 erfrallft in ibrcr &ob'
mlng an ser peitl. I. StroBe BAR
nieocr. 9(ud ibr Sobn GboS. Dir.
tcl lit our6 aranfbcit ans Nett &c
~iriiclt. Gen beioel1 G%utienten mijlss
ibcn mir reht bnloigc @cneiung.
6ris Stcinfe uno Silnon Stof,
Don Worriion, moren an WontaB
bier in @ci6dft3angelegcnbeiten
-Srau gilbert Goei6el un0 God
ter fcbrten leBten Sonntag no6 Ell
llcur 3reituo6entliden 8eiu6 in ct.
2ouiS wtcoer 5ltriif.
-GaItor S. DC. Sertcl uno @ot.
tin, BON 8ap luaren an Wontag in
&Crmarn I'M Sri. &oeppen, sic bon
Ct. 2ouis bier eingetroffen mar, na6
Ban SIT 6e9lGiten, mo- oteieIbe meb.
rcre @o4en BET Ser 6amilie Scrtcl
~oeripeilen miro.
-GboS. $. S6oeffer, BON Orange,
gtcp Seriep, traf lette ISOLDE bier
Elm un0 beobiihtigt mebrere 8o6en
Die Sommerfriide BEL Ieinen Ser
monotcn, Sen @ebrii0er Brandt nobc
fredericksburg 8u 8enieben.
STRAIT @ul. Carroll nebit Ipd)
Ter, bon Yolrngitolpn, Ohio, trof leBtt
ISOLDE bier Gin 3lum 9eitd, ibrcr 81
tern, M. Nelmom uno @ottiu.
-2(rtbur Sicbler, bon 2oGroiie.
@i&c., fam lebtc @obe Dier6er I'M
icinem idmcr erfroiften @otcr, @riS.
ia SieOlcr sinen 8ciud ob3ltitottcn.
STRAIT g3iQaro alinge fcbrte leb
tc 23odc no6 Idn8ercm 9eiu6 bel
%crnm10tan IN ct. 2olli8, lpieocr IN
i1r bicijgcS @cim 5lrriit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Cute fii6lcnbe @etrGufe iueit anher.
bal6 Ser SuSas SOnutaius.

9cinubc icOer Srllhtiaft eianct
iif olt8Qc5ei6nct fir @etrGufe. 81
troncnfriidte erb0ben Den 8obIge'
ifmdd un0 Iitb tpertbol fir &inoer.
@enn fiir cine groBe OurIttge So.
milie, Die Ioforttge Grfriifung Der
lungt, MIR cine ooer 5mei 3itroncn
oorbon0en iinO, l6Bt ii6 Elm Sbit'
getrGnf onenpfeblen, bas aus DEM
Suit OcrI6ieoener 6riid,te nit ben
3itroncn ~bergeitellt miro. 9eur etn
fleines Suontllm 3itrOnenIaft lit
n0tiq, Inn 0en @eihmaf anoerer
Sril6te gu ~beritGrfer, aber beinabe
ieOe ettuaS ioure iSru6t fam alS
@runolage zines gltten Sommerge.
trGnfes benlbt nCr6en. @s lit lebr
praftiI6 itets cine ODER 5met 6lai6en
nit @aiier i'm GiSfoIten aufaube.
mabrcn, l,nt oen Sr1t6tiaft atl9
i6nea Deroiinnen 3ll fGnnen. &ob.
lenIaureS 8oiicr, mie Ippoliitaris
oocr Ginger Pile, belfcn ein einfa6es
SbitgetrGnf IN cinen Nun6 81 per-
ipanoeIn fir 8eIegenbeiten, no eir
ieitli6er Srnrf am Elabc III, n6cr
6rlt6tioft in 8niier al1fgel6it uno
git gcfGltet lit elm iebr crfrii6cn0eS
@etrGnf.
I'm cin Obitgetranf 5u 6creitcn,
iin0 feline bcion0eren Rc5epte error
OcrliM. Gin oorbcrri6enber @e'
I6mof fam ibm ieinen Homcn &C.
ben 1900 6im6eeren Eroltben, @nonaS
O0er Orougen. Dit per0en bier o0er
iiinf 6riidte in gleiden Mengen &C.
miidt. Ser @eidmud bon @iiriiden
miiht iid gut nit @irneninft, glno-
mas, Oron9en o0er 3itronen; Der
Soft bon 8rombeeren, Simbceren,
Sobau1tsbeeren (8Iodfaps), Grape
fruit 9inlctten uno Bflaltmen fam
IN ieOcr bcltebigen Wiidungen &c.
6roltdt perOen. .3itronenioft lit no
ttg, (tpcnu nidt 2imctten mir Oieien
3luef gcbrnl6t iino), Inn 6as Sc.
trGnf geniigenb ialter unO 0an1it
ourItitiIlcn6 81 MAIDEN.
Die Wenge @niier. sic beigcfigt
miro, bGngt bon Der peripenOeten
Srl,dt ob uno ouh BON hcm 8e'
idmdd OcS Oormiegen0en Saftes.
Gin lebernoB BON iebr lauren S1f'
ten, mic 3itrpne ODER 2imette, Der.
longt mebr @oiierauiat ols mtlbe
S1fte. Sn Der &egel fam man MIR
einen SeiL Sr1dtiaft auf einen Seil
@aiier nc6mer, un0 nod mebr 8ai'
ier beifiigen, ipen11 es notig crideint.
@enn Der 8un6 fir Grma6iene au.
. bereitet miro, fam Elm Srittel bes
8oIIerS ourG Sec erIest iueroen;
nenn 6as @etrGnf fir &iroer lit, 10
lGBt man ben See better meg. Ser
perionli6e @eI6mod lit a1sidlag'
) gebenb fir ocn n0tigen 3rder5uias.
3ltder iollte in Sorm bon Sirlt
ougefiiot mcroen. 3mei Seile 3nder
uno elm Seil 8aiier iollten fiinf Mi-
mrten lang gefedt, bann falt &C.
Iteut per0en, bebor man lie 81 oer
anberen @eitan0teiIen aufii9t. Bud.
eriirup fam fir einige Gage alti
einmo[ norbereitet unb in Slaiben
I'M gisi6rant aufbeluabrt perben
lte6erreite bon Sr,tdtiaft f6rnen aud
nit 3uder gefodt unb an einem
falten Srte ouf tltr5e 3eit oitfbe
rpabrt merOen.
Gin o6er 5tpei 6iinne Sdeiber
: BON Srangen ooer 3itronen, eintgt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

Or. &. 8. Saffner unO Satin
iinn ont 0ienstag bon elmer 9fciie
nod 2Gltiiiona, DO, 5uriidgctcbrt
SRI. WdrD @aertrler bat in
SuiIner Soipital 0abicr 9ienlt olt-
gctretcn, mn Iif fir Oen 8er1ti elmer
&rantcnpflcgerin Dor5lbereitcn.
Die fatbI. 8rieItcr Sos. &lott
mo Gater Sdoefcr, BON Solun, ia
men lebtc ISOLDE bierber I'M uliCrtr
Sta0t .lun0 beionOcr$ Den Gltcrn 0cS
Gotcr &lott. OH Der 6irit Greet
pobnNaft, cinen 9ciu6 ab5uitottcn
8ieieIbcn botten Die &eiie bon Sopo
IN eineln IlttomobiI 5urilfgclc8t.
Gin ergtebiger Regen iicl lct.
ten Dtontag IN Der SDiSs, Stolpc
unO 2ittlG Berger Radbaridaft lmO
Iegtc ben Staltb in Der Jirit Greet
8egen0, lpdbrenO itber Serutunn MIR
Interchangeable 8olfen 5ogcl oDnc
Den langerrmlniften Hegeu 81 ipcn-
Den.
Der 9ernann 9aiebal GIu6
miro nG9itcn Sonntog ouf benz bic
iigen 8aieboQ Yarf nit Dem Rbinc.
LAM Geam Elm 8ettipieI madcn.
Otto Sir3cl, BON ct. 2ouis, be.
fnnO ii6 Ictten 9ienstog bier in Sc
itdit5nngelegenbeitcn,
Geo. Str1tttn1nnlL friiGer bier
DObnboit, bod ieit mebreren Sobren
IN @ittIe rod, arf., ani4iiig itottct2
leBtc ISOLDE bieiigcu 8erpanotcn mo
8ctounten einen fllr3cn 8cill6 ob,
nadlNcm er cine &8ofe bei ieineu IN
8bmcIonO mObnboitcu gltcrn pcr
nciIt bate.
6rat Charlotte @roi ulo Ocrca
@ntcltn 9culob @roi, beioa0cu iiA
mehrcrc Gage lester @ode in MDinc.
honO sum 8ciuh ser 6aulilie ibr.9
Sohnc5 ln0 Ontel2, 81. :. 5. @rof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

mar an @ontag in @eiddften bier.
Sri. &uIOa @ofimann bon ct.
Qouia, trof lcBten SOnntug bier cin
nro miro mcbrcre @Oden bel ibrer
Nh,ttcr, 6rau 2eonOra 5tred, Der
mrilcn.
-6ronf 9umitnrt unb Samilie,
BON Girtmoob, febrten leste @ofe
na6 cinem lGngcrcn 9eIu6 bel ihrcn
biciigcn SermanOtcn, Wieoer IN lire
Nciulatb 5urild,
-Senrp Goler uno Satin, BON
Morriion, marcn lctten Somstag 81
fllr5em 9eIit6 bier.
-0tit 9eoauern erfabren mir,
0aB 9riSta Sieo(er, Der befannte
Tllbrnunn, i6uer crfranft lit, rlo
miinl6cn i0n rcht balbi9e 8eneilrng.
-Irau Serb. 0ed febrte lcBtcn
Sanstog bon NcbraSfa 5urild, no
lie mcbrerc @oden bel ibren BORT
mObnhuftcu &inocrn pcrDeilt Dotte.
IS. s.. Sholtcn lunO Satin, pOn
Gbinclono, beianoen iid) lcttet
5omStoq bciuh5meiie bier.
-Sobn 2. Eopel, Geo. 2cimfpcbs
lcr, Sortes @oaunbSipOrtb, SenrD
5icdcnOicf uno @erman Sopcl, non
Mt. Sterling, iowie s. s.. Wepcr,
pom @ot5OonJ b%cfonNcn lid letter.
Somstog in @ei6ditcn in unicrer
Stu0t.
-6rcO u. S6acperfoctter mo
Camille, bon Wt. Sterling, Itottcten
lrnIerer Sto0t an Somsto9 cincn
tltr5en @eIu6 ob.
SRI. 2tOele 9ante, bon 1t.
2oris, lit gegennGrtig bier gu @ait
bel Ser 6nrnilie Serman &tmmel.
-Sonntngidltl = Sicnic Der go.
ct. Sobns| Stride gu Spiss, am
MittmodL Ben 8. gligltIt.
Strait Gmilie Brass uno Oeren
E06ter, Srou Daniel Boone, 6rau
&ote Surl6urt unO 6rar sos. Gar.
Dis, bon ct. 2ouis, ltotteten mabren0
Oieicr @o6e SreunOen umO Sefonn.
ten oobier in ibrer frilbercn Sein1ntb
einen 9eilt6 ab.
-Qnop Zimmerman, bon Coles
Greet, uno @lts. SueomeDer, bon
u. ,, fo,1ftcn 0icie ISOLDE Seem Sbcu
Monl,rc SpreoOcrS BON Eaneib
Bros.
SRI. aotbrpn &lin8e, bon ct.
2ouis, Dcr6ringt 8cgcnpGrtig cine
fllr5c 6~cric>3cit bier bel ibrcn Nngc-
D0rigcn.
Cite Bride bel @ermorn ilber
0cm Mtiiiouri 6luB ipilrbc brcI glttelt
3mctfcn bienen, Oenn eriten8, luiirOe
Nicielbe oen @on0cl beoeuten0 beben;
3lpeitenS, miirOc es 0cll &crfcbr 5lpi=
iden bier uno ser Noroicite crnl0gs
iihcn, tll,0 0rittenS miir0e Die Wtii-
ioltri Gncific.8abn lid iofort emf.
idlicbcn unierer Stabt beiieren 81.
icnbobuoicnIt 3u ii6ern.
-9tihter Mug. MtcDer nladte les-
tc ISOLDE einen glIto. Qusflllg na6
@orrctton, gum 9ciud ieiner God.
fer, 6rau s. >. Spobrer, un0 So.
Mile.
-Sralt SugO Bod utO ainb ret
item letteu Samstag mad 81. 2ouis
uno miro fiinftigbin BORT mobnen.
Serr Bod beiltdt in ct. 2ouiS 3. 3.
ais STUDENT bes Sinon8-0 eparte.
mclltS bie 8aibin9ton l%lnibcriitGt.
0o er mdDrcn6 Oes &riegcS iid elm
rbeunntii6es Geiocn 5ugcaogen bot
te, erbielt er bon Ser &eeierlng bos
llniperiitGt8 Stipenoilum, nebit ell
ncr 3ulnee bon $50 pro Morat be.
miat9t.,
-Srou 8m. 9ottermann un6
&inber befinoen ii9 in ct. 9ouis
5im 8eIud) BON &ernanOten.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
HERCULES CLUBMEN
HEAR CO. DETAILS

At a meeting OF the Hercules Club
last evening. in the parish house OF
Trinity p. r. Church. various MEM
bers OF the accounting department
OF the Hercules Powder Company
addressed the club and told OF the
phases OF work covered by this de-
partment. This meeting is the first
Of a series TO be held by the club
10 better acquaint the members with
the workings OF the Eifferent de-
partments OF the company.
c.. c. Hopes. comptroller OF the
company presided and answered a
number OF questions that were pro-
posed during the discussion follow
ing the talks. r. IT. Dunham, presi-
dent OF the company. also was pres
ent and contributed TO the discussion
with some interesting and useful in
formation on the subject OF Meth
.ods OF Distributing Costs" A large
number OF women employees OF the
company also were at the meeting.
which was the best attended that
has been held TO date.
The educational feature OF these
meetings is found TO be OF consider
able benefit 10 everyone who attends.
Two members OF the Hercules Club
.of California were present and were
called upon for remarks. An addi-
tional feature was a vocal solo by
John Hayes. accompanied by Miss
Katherine McFaul. The newly form
ed Hercules Orchestra also gave
several instrumental selections,
which were well received.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
Veil Soon KnOU Who's
Best At UpSetting Pins

Twelve bowiers. considered the
cream OF the local ten pin tumbling
fraternity. got underway in a tour
ney 10 settle the individual cham
pionship Of the city at Gradys last
night Every man in the contest
will play the same number OF games
and the schedule is so arranged that
every one will meet the other at
least once. Il will be for the best
three out OF FIVE games. tho tour
ney 20 end as soon as one player
has three to his credit.
In the games rolled last night
Edgar Good. spike" Davis. Box
Everett, Ralph Groves and Jack"
Bergan were the winners. Groves
was given the toughest battle when
hampsch made him go six games
before he could win three. ono being
tied at 1872 pins. The only other
close contest developed when Ever
EFT hung defeat on Jack" O'Don-
nell, the match going FIVE games.
Bergan and Harkins started OF with
an 1S2 draw but after that they both
fell far below their usual form, Ber-
gan taking three straight with ease.
Frank Day and Mac" Mckee, the
other two entries, will get going later
this week.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
WIFEOPPOSES
DIVORCEDECREE
Letters Offered Say She Re-
garded Correspondent as
Father
TWO HUSBANDS
WIN THEIR SUITS

Contested cases are being heard
in Supreme Court today before
Judges Boyce and Conrad. Mean
while the grand jury OF the Court
Of General Sessions is at work be
hind closed doors on the criminal
docket for the March term which
opened yesterday.
A sharp legal tilt developed be-
fore Judge Boyce on the application
OF George Bridges against Nellie
Bridges. seeking divorce on statu-
tory grounds. The couple have been
married twenty years and have three
children. The plaintiff seeks Gus
tody OF two children. ten and two
years old.
Admissability Of letters alleged TO
have been written by Mrs. Bridges
figured in the hearing. an effort be-
ing made to exclude them continual
ly. Claim that she felt toward the
correspondent as she would toward
a father. was made by her. Decision
was reserved.
Before going into contested cases
Judge Conrad granted two DEGREES
nisi. neither defendant appearing in
court.
On the grounds Of desertion. John
c. Colt received a decree from his
wife. Mary J. Colt.
Harrison Ross Lord received a
decree from Ella NJ. Lord on statu-
tory grounds.
The following true bills were re-
turned by the Grand Jury;
James Turner. violation age Of
consent law.
Vito Nepa. Matthew Baldo and
Michael Jarneln. Illegal possession
of spirituous liquors.
Grayson Jolly. assault.
James Brown. embezzlement and
two charges of larceny.
Russell r. Gawker. larceny.
Harry Wines and Patrick Murphy,
larceny.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
WANT FIREMEN TO
RUN DEPARTMENT

whilc local nremen have waived
objections to the present form OF tho
bill for a paid fire department, the
Woccacoe Fire Company is tho first
one 20 take official action on the ap-
pointment of the present Board Of
Police Commissioners as Depart
meut OF Public Safety.
AT a meeting held by the company
last night. a FIRE commission COM
posed of three members OF tho Fire
Department was favored. II this is
not feasible. the members of the
company feel the Fire Department
should az least be represented on
whatever commission may be named.
During the discussion, 90 was main
tained that placing OF the Police
Commission at the head OF the Fire
Department In the bin pending in
tho Legislature is Tor the express
purpose of continuing in Office one
member of the Police Commission.
A motion was adopted 20 Join In
with the majority - the companies
TO oppose the present bill embodying
the Police Commission The meeting
was largely attended. and the dis
cusslon lasted about two hours
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
funds COMEFO
FIREAPPARAIUS
Nathan Miller Aids Five
Points Folk in Safety
Program
RESIDENTS ARE
WORKING GARDENS

Residents of the Richardson Park
section who are raising funds TO pur-
chase a FIRE apparatus were pleased
last night when informed by the
solicitors that Nathan Miller. presi-
dent Of tho Miller brothers Com
pany. had donated 20 the fund. Mr..
Miller sent his check 90 the finance
committee yesterday afternoon when
he heard OF the campaign being
conducted by the Five Points Civic
Association.
The various committees began
their work last night and their FIRST
report will be made at the meeting
Co be held Ia the school house on
Friday evening.
The members OF the two commit
tees having charge of the raising OF
the funds and the purchase OF the
FIRE apparatus are: Finance C..
Justison. John L. poorc. a. IA. Smith
and T. r. Grantham. Richardson
Park. William NJ. Nixon, p. y. Nc
kinsey. A. r.. Crozicr and Andrew
Spath. Boliemoore: Matthew Lally
G.. r. Nnnsant. s. ~ Tammany and
r. V. Rudolph. Elmhurst; W How
ard Taylor. Finley Ash and Della
ware S. Wright. Glynrich; Chester
W. Southworth, w G.. Smclzer, IT,
A. Meyer and William Conway
Ashley Firc-R, r. Jordan. chair
man. Richardson Park; Ray Van
SAINT. william NJ. Nixon. Finley Ash
and II. A. Meyer.
The Junior Glee club met In Tins
mans Hall today when plans for an
entertainment 10 be given In the neal
future were discussed.
Tho annual missionary exercises
OF the Sunday school on Sunday
night nottcd St95 which was collect.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
MCCORMICK WANTS
LOOK IN FOR BOYS

Sergeant Leighton Mccormick,
Battery b, Seventh Field Artillery,
Camp Dix, a Wilmington boy, writes
to tell The Evening Journal that he
has fast basketball quintet for
which he would like TO arrange
games with any OF the best in Will
mington. Although he has been
away for eight years Mccormick
will be remembered by local sport
followers as one Of the founders and
active promoters Of the old Chris
tiana a. C. He is a half-brother to
Harry Baker, the local boxer.
In his letter Sergeant Mccormick
states that his outfit will more than
likely have a ball club that will be
able TO hold its own with Whining
ton talent--preferabiy Parkside-he
adds. Those who would like TO get
the Battery b. attraction should get
IN touch with Mccormick at the ad-
dress mentioned above.
Sergeant Mccormick saw active
service during the war and II is re-
ported that he was the first Della
ware boy TO go TO France and the
first to be wounded.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
Up HILL On
BIKES, MARCH2 20
Many Out of Town Riders
Enter Wilmington Com
petition
LOCALS ALSO
WANT PRIZES

The stage is all set Cor one Of the
biggest hill climb TO be held in this
section of the country. on March
20, all entries viii try 20 pilot their
machines over the top for a first
prize.
There will be six events on the
card. and all classes OF riders will
have a chance to show their ability
in driving "A motor on a hill
Several entries have been received
from out-of-town clubs. and more
arc expected. The latest entry is Is
Red" Potter, Of Springfield.
Mass. RED" as he is known
throughout the motorcycle world. Is
one of the best track riders in the
country. having been connected with
the Indian racing team for a number
Of years. Potter holds a number OF
the Middle Western championships
and will be a great attraction at the
hill clumb.
Alex Morrison. another track star
and winner Of several big events in
the east last year, will be on hand.
Alex is a member Of the Phiiadel-
phia Club, and a great many riders
will come with him TO help him
along.
Bill Arthurs. another rider who
has won fame on the dirt tracks
around this section. will be In with
his factory special. Bill is some boy
when il comes to riding a motor
cycle.
About 200 members Of the Phila-
delphia Club will come down In a
body. and from their president
"Skip" Kruger. comes the report
that a number Of prizes will he taken
back to tho Quaker City.
The local entries are stili coming
In and big ihings are expected from
them. pope" Neil, Bill Minnick
Billy Osmond. Frank Way. Mitch
Pryor and Dutch Skectenberger arc
some Of the Wilmington. Del. entries
a special meeting at the club
rooms on Thursday evening will
complete the details. All members
are expected TO be present
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
BRANDYWTNE DOTNGS
BY FLICKER

In hard fought double-header
last night Brandywine defeated X.
Of c. six out OF ten games. The
scores;
Wild Cats
u s1 10 21 2I 81 IS 2l 21 2l-s
X. OF c.
21 70 21 10 II 10 q II . Al
Players-wnd Cats: Tobin. Hub
bard. Lacey, Preston, Lucas; X. Of
c: J. Brainard, S. Brainard, Nc
Mahon. Sweeney.
We have almost got the flag. One
more team 20 play and we put the
rubber away for another year.
We have never been defeated in
a series Of games all season. taking
the larger part Of ten games.
Tobin had Mcmahon up in the air
in the last five games He said he
was going to put a fence around the
boards.
You have to hand it 70 the Brain
ard boys.
We wonder how Jimmy put that
ieaner against the peg in the last
game, 20 TO 20.
Sweeney says he felt like pitching
10 more games.
This fellow certainly likes that
game.
Big boy Hubbard pitched his
steady game as usual.
Horse and Wagon Lacey says
Capt. Luke was shot to pieces. Says
he, Il am first class anchor man. "
That Eastlake star. Preston, GER
tainly knows how to hit duoits from
A to y. Some boy. this star.
Tenth Ward tonight at Second and
Jackson streets.
Evening journal., 1921-03-08
star Corroapondent.


STATE HOUSE, Dover. Del,
March s-To discuss ways and
means OF providing adequate rovo-
nue. 60 meet the demands OF the
state. Governor Denney today sum-
moned prominent mon from all
parts OF the state 20 confer with
him this afternoon. Democrats and
Republicans were invited. and an
outcome a commission may be nam
ed to study the problem OF State
taxation and recommend 90 the Gov
crnor or Legislature. or both. a sys-
tenn OF taxation that will satisfy the
States needs. without being bur
densome on any class.
u Is realized more revenue win be
needed for a proper operation OF
public schools. and az the same time
there is an overshadow1ng fear OF a
falling Off Of State income from
charter fees and franchise taxes OF
corporations. not only by enactment
OF taxation features In the pending
school bill, but also possibly by the
Evening journal., 1921-03-08

C0ZY D0LAN MAKES
BOYS PLAY HOCKEY

Word comes from up Canada way
that Frank Coy" Dolan. has de-
veloped another hockey team for
Ottawa that is again in line for the
worlds championship. Coy" who
trains the Canadians. has already
developed n couple OF winners of the
worlds title and this season has de-
fcated the best in his district. He
is preparing for a trip 10 Vancouver.
b. c.. where his team will meet the
champs of that section. According
TO reports we have received "Cozy''
also expects TO bring his team 10
Philadelphia.
Frank Dolan, developed in Will
mington, is one athlete 10 make a
reputation for himself in foreign
fields. He pitched and first based
for quite a while up in the Canadian
bail circuit and played hockey in the
winter.