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Evening journal., 1921-04-09

2s. 46. 54. Plan bicycle hike for
Saturday.
Troop 51-Election OF officers.
Troop adopts four mascots. Plan
for paper chase on Saturday.
Troop 54-No report.
Troop 56-Practice drilling. Plan
visit to Troop &c at their cabin Sat
urday night.
Colored Troop 100-Scouts will
plant and care for flowers at the
sixteenth street park during the
summer.
Colored Troop 101-Is building
bird houses which will be placed in
above park. Food shelves and food
will be placed out for birds.
Colored Troop 10S-Has been
made custodians Of the tennis courts
and will keep them in shape during
the summer in above park.
At the court OF honor, Wednesday
night 13 scouts appeared and pass
ed 25 merit badges This is fine
work, and We want more first-class
scouts 70 get busy. List OF those
boys passingwnl be lisred next week.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

Often you have heard Il said
That some pitchers can raise ned
Even when their arms are dead.
Just because they used their head.
whether the Yanks or Giants live
or die New York will always have it's
battery.
There is more interest in where
are the stars that are going 20 be"
than in where are those who used
to be-"
a golfer likes a whole loaf-not a
slice.
over 400 schools will enter track
teams in tho Penn relays this spring.
Even should the iowly AS finish
below sea level they can still brag
OF walloping the Giants in spring
games
Dave Bancroft's tonsils have been
picked in alcohol Should Nc
Graw's outfit cor this fall Banny's
throat annoyers will be used as ex-
hibit A.
Not even Babe Ruth does every
thing he's reported 10 do.
Ty Cobb pulled the frst squeeze
play OF the new baseball year. No
1'y isn't teaching his players to be
| dumb-bells.
Uncle Wilbert Robinson likes the
climate In New Orleans for sprinl
| training so we'll he's decided to trair
In Florida next year.
Wilbert Robinson IL wearing cog
giles on the coaching lines this spring
| Doubtless he is looking for hi
Dodgers TO show some of their 192l
form.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
TRAPsHoortNc
WILMINGTON
SCOUTCRAFT
Calendar OF Events.

Calendar OF Events.
Reception for Franklin statue.
April IL.
scoutmasters Association meeting,
April IS.
Executive committee meeting.
May ;.
Court OF Honor. May 4.
Field meet. May 7.
One OF the most interesting scout
events Of the season is scheduled for
next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in front Of the City Building. A
large statue OF Benjamin Franklin,
cast in Baltimore, Nd, for the city
Of Waterbury, Conn, will make the
journey from Baltimore 20 Water
bury by truck over the old stage
coach route used by the colonial
celebrities. retracing also, the jour
ney Of Franklin when he ran away
from home in 1923. The statue will
arrive in this city around 1.3O p. m.
Monday afternoon. escorted by Bal
timore scouts and will be turned
over TO the Wilmington scouts for a
little ceremony. where a short re-
view OF the life Of franklin will be
N J
cort Of Wilmington scouts will ac-
company the statue TO Philadelphia
Here's the Dope.
Every scout in the city should see
this statue and hear the review OF
Franklin's life. Prof Clifford j..
Scott has agreed to excuse upon
writtenHote from scouts parent. all
scouts OF the public schools which
will enable them TO mobilize at las
In front OF the City Building.
The Escort OF Honor.
Since this escort will be a great
honor and whereas merit badge
, scouts are honor guests, II will be
, composed OF honor scouts. The
scoutmaster OF each troop will select
=, the highest ranking merit badge
scout from his troop and have him
report at headquarters not later thar
noon Saturday for registration and
instructions. Only one merit badge
scout from each troop may make the
trip from Wilmington . Phlladel-
phia on the truck with the statue
Transportation from Philadelphia
back 10 Wilmington will be furnish
ed for each member OF the escort
Scoutmasters please urge all tho
rest OF your scouts to mobilize a.
City Building al las p. m. on Mon
Q day. April II.
I All Set for the Annual Field Meet.
The 7th Of May will mark tn
6 event Of the largest field meet ye
= held by our scouts. Committee
. from the Scoutmaster's Association
/ are on the job and success is assured
o List OF events by committee on pro
" gram:
"a First Event-First aid. Team Of
= Second Event-Coat stretcher an
Is carrying patient. Team OF 8.
Third Event-Carrying wounded
. Lifts and carries.
6 Fourth Event-Horse and ride
y relay race. Team Of 6.
& Fifth Event-Fire lighting. Tear
= Of 2.
IS sixth Event-Tug-o'-war. Tear
- Of 10.
3 Seventh Event-Semaphore sig
d Mailing. Team OF T.
lss Eighth event-Morse signalinl
- Team OF 4.
is Ninth Event-Obstacie race. Sin
IA gle entry.
IS Tenth Event-Fire by friction
50 Single entry.
" Eleventh Event-Troop stunt.
Rules for these events will b
50 given In next weeks "Scoutcraft."
-... E.ne..f 20 nufn
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
RRITroN Going WELL.

Sammy Britton. who holds the
title OF Delaware's best feather
weight, is knocking them of with
regularity. his last victim being
Tommy Stone. whom he stopped in
three rounds at the Lancaster A. A.
in the Pennsylvania city. Britton
took the fight on at the last minute,
substituting for frankie Lewis, who
was unable TO so on owing 10 a bad
car. Britton is travelling at a fast
clip since going under the manage
ment OF Billy Nolan, OF Philadel-
phia, and will soon be in line to
meet the best in his division.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
DESCO DAILY DISPATCH
II You Don't Sec It I'm the
Dispatch, IL Hasn't Happened.
Vol l.

Prairie Dogs. Porkay James and
No. 6 Starr; Red Dogs. sorrel
Ahern and B. B. Drummond. Time.
? min. Referee. sunhower. Scorer.
Cateye.
The Poodle and the Hot Dogs mix
up on Monday at 1910.
CITY QUOT LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Tuesday. April 70. Desco VS.. Key
stone, at 5O4 Market street, third
floor.
Wednesday. April IS. Moose VS.. p.
b. & W. r. r.. at 7Os French street.
Friday, April is, Bear Cats vs..
washy Fire Co., at Eighth and
Market streets. fourth floor.
Congratulations TO Keystone on
the best boxing show ever seen in
the city. BE sure and see the show
on next Friday night in Pythian
Castle. Don't forget, Friday, April
lS.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
BABE RUTH
BY BERTON BRALEY


II the Ahkoondt Of Swat
Were not
n a terribly distant spot
Where he probably never heard
OF this marvellous homing bird,
This youth.
Babe Ruth
II the Ahkoondt OF Swat
Were shot
Tc the Land OF the Free. and got
To a spot
Where he could see Babe perform
/ reckon you'd hear him storm
With an anger extremely hot.
"Oh rot.
Tn out OF a job. that's what.
For he's the Ahkoondt Of Swat!
Call that guy Ruth?
Gadzooks. forsooth,
He's a perfectly ruthless sort OF
youth!
Outa tho lot
Now see him trOt
Around the circuit! It's a plot
To make me a dub in the land Of
Swat"
But since the Ahkoondt Of Swat
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
CAGERS GO in
SECOND GAME TONIGHT
How They Lineup

Parkside gym" will be the scene
OF a hot basketball game when
Brownson and Parkside teams meet
tonight in the second game OF the
three-game series.
Brownson handed the eostsiders a
defeat in the first game played at
Brownson Hall Wednesday night
Parkside must win tonight 10 remain
contender for the city title, while
on the other hand should Brownson
again defeat the eastsiders they will
win the series.
In the Penn-Del series. Parkside
was In the same predicament, forced
to win both games but they pulled
through.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
Sidelight Flashes of
the Defiance A. A.
BY SPENCER A. DILLON

See how stopped and worn-look-
ing Lew Medkeff has become in the
last year or so?"
Yes" replied Lucky Walsh, "he
is rapidly growing humpback from
carrying the responsibility OF a null
titude OF things that are none OF his
business"
Jack Reeder, the lighting bearcat
OF the d. A. A.. surprised a lot OF the
wise ones about town when he
fought the highly-touted Buckley
McGinness oa stand-sull in six SEN
sational rounds at Pythian Castle
last Tuesday.
The nght-and its wasI a fight
svery minutc-was one OF the best
ever witnessed in these parts and
brought down the house. The d.
minutive Tenth Warder socked his
way to victory in the closing ses-
eions.
This makes the fourth time l
have had to punish you this week,
Frances" chided the teacher. DO
you wonder why7"
Nope" replied Bruz Lowell.
you've got the habit. that's all"
A mass Of humanity packed the
doors OF the Castle to witness the
first big smoker Of the popular Tenth
Ward club and they turned their
way homeward singing praises TO the
club that put on what was without
doubt one Of the greatest cards ever
before attempted by a local organi-
zation.
bigger and better" than ever, II
such a thing Is possible, is the slogan
OF the committee for the next af-
fair. Several OF the best boys in the
country are under consideration.
Darling" murmured the senu-
mental Moon Keeloy. there is some
thing that has been trembling on my
l.pa for days
why don't you shave the ridicu-
lous little thing on then2" interrupt
ed the practical maid.
Fighting Ed shannon, known TO
the sporting fraternity as Mott has
the solid backing OF the entire or
ganization when he talks about
championships in basketball. first
last rad an the time, Mott. More
power to you.
All lanes will lead to the organi-
zation's rooms on next Thursday
evening. when a neighborhood and
get-together meeting will be held
Some Of the best musical talent the
city affords has been engaged for the
occasion as we'll as the leading
speakers. Refreshments and smokes
will be served and a royal good time
will be in store for all who attend
70 The committee in charge OF ar
rangements consists OF Johnny Null
shenock. chairman; James Quinn
= secretary. and william Krienen
treasurer.
Salomon Shields All-WilmingtoI
. tossors will prove stumbling bloch
10 many OF the pennant aspirants.
with such men as Lutz, Taylor
. Mcbride and Forrest, all veterans
10 build around, It seems a sure be
that the purple and gold will be uI
. among the Wilmington leaders
before the schedule is very old.
THE best In the city" (withou
= the shadow OF a doubt) Is the am
bition OF the association in athletics
The second ball OF the association
% held I'm the ballroom Of the Hote
DUPONT on April 1 was a success
both financially and socially. Tit
committee was headed by Edwar,
shannon, william Duffy and VIII
liam Walsh. and Miss Anne Dough
. erty comprised the committee.
John Murphy, Joseph Frey, Jos
eph Filliben, Jerome Calvin, William
: Deehan. John Walsh, John Mulshe
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
MerwiCk StabS
ny OUIJA.

Shrimp Connen has all the girls
around Second and Clayton vampod.
We don't know whether to pity the
girls or Shrimp.
Bill Sheldrick will have TO hold
some Of his steam when he pitches
or VIC won't be able to get any chal-
lenges.
John Mcnamara Is one star short
stop. Nothing passes Macky
Wilkes Roe r. certainly a lucky
boy. He doesn't have to worry
about any more stews-for the Park
theatre.
We heard that Raymond Stafford
got half way down 10 Elkton and
turned back. What's the matter
Roy. died you get cold feet.
Harry Schiabie Is a star outnelder
He is doing fine.
Dolly Heckler says he got over TO
New Castle last Saturday and
game. What's the matter Dolly,
weren't the cars running2 A good
excuse is better than none.
Jupe Schoiold is certainly some
/ ball player He's up every morning
] at 7 o'clock and TO the lot practicing
at 8. That's the spirit.
Well were due for a nice long
ride some Of these days. A certain
young lady has learned to drive her
dads car. We wonder who will be
the lucky FIVE.
What's the matter Joseph. did you
tell your friend you were going I,
j In rsHa
Well. Joseph we're sorry we gav'
away on you.
A certain person around our cor
ner would like TO see scrappel Nc
Galley go away again.
Eddie O'Connor is president Of tn
Hobo's union.
Skeets Ledluam hasen't bee
around the corner for a couple o
! days. The day committee misse
him very much.
Joe Decollo has gone back to hi
job. Alta boy. Joel
Red White says ne doesn't wan
20 grow any bigger but he wishes hi
hair would turn another color. Tn
, gang says things will be prett
, warm for Red this summer
Honkey is working at last He
/ running a car FOR one OF the swell;
We wish you luck.
n The gang wants 10 know whe
4 Kid Johnson is going 10 get that sui
4 OF his out OF hook.
The gang also wants to know
George McGough will be around o
the nth. We haven't been 10 tn
movies for a long time, George.
Joe Smith Is still scraping pain
Joe says he will be a painter IN abou
10 years. We agree with you boy.
James Connell is still disabled. W
feel for James. but we don't want
tramp on you.
Francis Lank wishes to be remen
bered to the gang. He says all thos
pretty nurses didn't agree with hin
We have arranged games with N
Fifth Ward. April Q; $. S. Olympia
April 16; sixth Ward. April %; Ne
Castle. April 80; Cedars. May
Cedars. May 2S.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
Editor-E EAfA.
Mag. Ed.-SSS.
Forcman-Cat. Ey
pnAIRIE noGs nIG IN

We wish TO retract statement
made the early part OF this week
in which was mentioned the fact
that the game between the Hot
Dogs and Coach Dogs was the worst
exhibition seen on the boards this
year. The Red Dogs put up a worse
game than that yesterday when the
Prairie Dogs took three straight
without any trouble. Big Boy Of
the Reds pitched about the same
as usual, but as a quot pitcher, Sor-
rel would make a good papcrhanger.
Por-Kay must have absorbed some
OF the intellectual substance from his
shad, as he used his head to a bet
ter advantage yesterday than he ever
did before. Maybe IL was because he
did not talk so much and so saved
his wind for the crucial moment
No. Starr was pretty warm and
didn't have any trouble getting the
points away from Big Boy.
Prairie Dogs .... 2l 21 p
Red Dogs ......... IL 10 1s
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

Is not
Aware OF the record Babe has got.
He doesn't know that the pitchers
mound
Trembles fearfully on Ahkoondt
OF Ruth the Ruthless. the much
renowned.
Who loves TO trot
The bases round
After smashing the sphere with a
crashing sound,
lie doesn't know, In fact, I wot
OF this American King OF Swat
That's what.
Our undeniable Ahkoondt
OF Swat,
Copyright. 1921. n. r. A.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
EAST END JRs. START WELL.

East End Jrs. had no trouble de-
feating Ciaymont &C. Jrs. yester-
day by the score OF Ia to s. The
feature of the game was the pitching
of Balback and the catching OF
Kraus.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
GREEN,s RoWLERs WIN

The Harlan Inter-Department
Bowling League which continued de-
spite the fact that most of the pin
men were laid-off has finished its
schedule. The Transportation, cap
tained by Jerry" Greene took first
place while the Filters and Boilers
finished tie for second. These teams
will roll Of the tie at some future
date.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

mock, Martin Walsh and Obey
O'Brien deserve no little amount OF
credit for their efforts on the pro-
gram The aforementioned have the
hearty thanks OF the entire organi-
zation.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
CARRoLL WANTS TO FIGHT.

A new 126-pound battler is in
town and would like to cross mitts
with some OF Wilmlngton's best. A
bout can be arranged by getting in
touch with Paul Carroll. Front and
Harrison streets.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
LnnTED WANTS A GAME.

The Limited A. c. Is anxious to
play a practice game with any team
in the city ranging in age from -
to IS years. Call or write Clifford
Jones. 333 East Thirteenth street.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
TOday'S Sport Card
TENNIS

TENNIS
William 7. Tilden Will play ex-
hibltion match at DUPONT Coun-
try Club grounds with three other
noted players-2 o'clock.
BASEBALL
New York Bloomer Girls W..
soythslde- Eden al Harlan Field
SIS O'Clock.
Wilmington, City and Sub
urban League teams Will prac-
tlce on respective diamonds.
eksKETBALL
Brownson vs.. Parkslde az
klrkwood Park aymnasium-s.15
O'Clock. (Seeond game Of serles.)
RIFLE SHOOTS
Diamond State Rife and Pis.
tol Club Will hold first outdoor
shoot az shellpot Park range
o'clock.
TRAPSHOOTiNG
Regular weekly shoot az Green.
hin Club traps-2 o'clock.
Merchandise shoot al Eastiake
Club traps, under Lewis class
system-2 O'Clock.
Registered shoot at Delaware
City 20 start at 2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
PARKsIpE. JRs.. VIZ.

Parkside Juniors handed the fast
Adlon five one OF the worst defeats
they have ever suffered, yesterday
afternoon at Parkside gym, score 4b
TO Is.
Beauchamp and Smith starred for
parksfdo The score.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
PINE rInRDs WANT GANfE.

Pine Thirds would like TO arrange
games with any team ranging in ago
from IL TO IA years. Lawrence Pin
der. 5O7 East Fourth street. Is man-
arcr.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

John McGraw (tOp) studying his
prospective pennant winners. Lower
inset shows Hughey Jennings, now
cast in the role Of the Giants pep
maker. Pictures snapped by Bob
DOrman, The Evening journal pho
tOgraphcr.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

The Want Ads will find positions
for demonstrators. for sales agents
and will locate lost articles
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

Often you have heard Il said
That some pitchers can raise ned
Even when their arms are dead.
Just because they used their head.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09

While outdoors all Is turning green.
There comes a mystery.
Why has that color broken out,
Upon my jewelry?
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
CHARTER

may be made only by a vote of all the
stock therefor issued. and an Increase of
the capital stock in excess of the amount
originally named herein as the amount to
which the capital stock may be Increased.
may be made by three-fOurths of all the
outstanding Stock
This corporation may be dissolved by
vote of twO-thirds of all the stockholders
at a meeting called for that purpose.
Notice of all meetings referred to in this
article shall be given in the same manner
as it provided for the giving of the notices
Of election. In case of dissolution OF
termination of this charter. either by limi-
tation or otherwise. the affairs of this cor
poration shall be iquidated by three liqui-
datorS, elected by the stockholders from
among their own number, each liquida-
tor shall have full authority to settle and
wind up the business affairs of this cor
poratiOn. The terms and conditions and
the compensation for such services shall
be fixed ut the time of election. In case
of the death or other disability of any of
the hquidatOrs before the final liquidation
of the affairs the other lquidatOrs shall
NIL said vacancy or vacancies.
ARTICLE Mo stockholder OF this
corporation shall be held liable OF rcspon-
Slble for the contracts, defaults or debts
OF this corporation, nor shall any mere in
t0rmality Of this organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null or of
exposing any stakeholder to any liability
stock held by him.
Thus done, read and passed at nv office
in the City of New Orleans State Of Lou
iSiaua, on the day, month and year herein
hr>t above written, in the presence of
Arthur Miller and Fred &. Eeith com
p"icnt sub Scribing Witnesses OF fun age
of majority, residing in said Parish who
\ hereuntO sign their names with appcarers
and me-, said Notary, each of said an
I pear"rS having set opposite his signature
! the number OF shares Of stock subscribed
| ny him, hereby constituting the signatures
| hereto the list of original subscriptions
| made for the purpose of organizing this
corporation. =.
| ORIGINAL SIGNED:
T.. +. jerks, 900 Magazine St 80 shares
+. %. Segur, 900 Magazine ST. | share
| ~. Il. Randolph, 1928 St Claude ST. III
! shares, Arthur Miller. Fred Veith
| CHARLES SCHNEIDAT,
Notary Public.
| l. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
| cages, IN and for the Parish Of Orleans
| STATE or Louisiana, do hereby certify that
! me above and foregoing Act of Incorpora-
| tlOn or Southern Sewing Machine Com
! pahy, Incorporated, was recorded in the
| Mortgage Records Of the Parish of or.
| leans, this State. on the 2nd day of March
a II. l92l, in Book 1858, folio -.
| tSIGNED) ROBT. SCOTT.
| true copy.
CHARLES SCHNEIDAT.
! N,oh Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
CHARTER.

hereinabOve set forth and written, changing
the name of said corporation accordingly
to that of "COe Betting and Supply Com
pany. Incorporated" and they do hereby
erect and require that the above stated
change and amendment be recorded and
published in the manner prescribed by
law. and to the end that the said change
and amendment herein above set forth may
become effective as regards all persons who
are now or may hereafter become stock
holders of this Company.
Thus done and passed at my office in
the City Of New Orleans, on the day, month
and year herein first above written, in the
presence of John Wagner and Irene Han,
competent witnesses who hereunto sign
their names with the said appearers and
me. Notary. after reading of the whole.
Original Signed. ~ y. Coe President
J. Henry Warner, Secretary-Treasurer, Coe
Betting X supply Co, Inc.
Witnesses. John Wagner, Irene Hall
(SeaD.
FREDERIC C. QUERENS,
Notary Public.
\ true copy.
New Orleans. La, February 18th, 1921.
I, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora-
ton, of the COe Betting and Supply Com
pany, Inc. was this day duly recorded III
my office in Book 1858, folio ISL.
New Orleans, La, February 18th, 1921.
RoBT. SCOTT, by. Recorder
\ true copy of the original act of amend
ment TO charter on file and of record in my
notarial office. New Orleans, La, Feb
FREDERIC c. QUERENS.
Notary Public
March TO April Z.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF THE
COE BETTING AND SUPPLY COM
PANY, INCORPORATED ~.

United States of America, State of Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans. City of New Or
leans Be Ii known. That on this 10Th day
of the month of February, in the year OF
our Lord One Thousand Nine HundreG
aud Twenty-one, Before me, Frederic e
Ouerens. a Notary Public, duly commits
stoned and qualified in and for the Parish
of Orleans. State OF Louisiana, thereih
residing. and in the presence OF the WI.
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned,
Personally came and appeared: Marion n:
Coe. and J. Henry Warner, President and
Secretary Treasurer respectively OF the
COE BETTING AND SUPPLY COMPANY.
INCORPORATED, a corporation organized
and doing business under the laws OF the
State of Louisiana, and domie1led IN tue
City of New Orleans, state OF Louisiana
duly incorporated by notarial act Defore
the undersigned Notary Public In and Iof
the Parish and State, on the Twenty
second day of July. 1919. and recorded In
Mortgage Office Book 1928, folio 1o1. and
amended March LIST, 1871, as per act De
fore said Notary, recorded in Mortgage
Office Book 1898, folio $40. and the said
appearers here acting in their said capaci-
ties, and further by virtue of and pursuant
to a RESOLUTION adopted at meeting OF
the stockholders of the aforesaid Company
the City of New Orleans, on the twenty
first day of January. 1921, a copy OF thf
minutes of which meeting is hereto an
nexed and made part hereof;
They do by these presents amend and
alter the terms of Article / of the Act OF
Incorporation of said Company. changing
its name from that presently. existing al
Coe-vogt Betting and Supply Company, In.
corporated, to that Of Coe Betting and
Supply Company, Inc, the said Article
in other respects to remain as written
and that the business of said Company b.
continued and conducted hereafter undel
such name.
The said appearers more over declared
that, in consequence of thu foregoing am
pursuant to the authority h them vested
by the stockholders of said Company, thel
do hereby declare formally and publicl!
make known that, in the manner prescribed
| by law and agreeable to the provisions o
| the charter Of the said Company, SAT-
Article hereafter has been and is hereb!
changed, altered and amended TO the exten