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Evening journal., 1921-09-09
MTDDLET0WN HAS
SOMETHING FOR GRACE

Special TO The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN. Sept. s.-The
local baseball nine will make an
effort to redeem their recent defeat
at the hands OF Grace Church here
when they cross bat with Gala
gher's gang again tomorrow. Up
until the time the locals had met
Grace they had accumulated seven
straight victories and since that bat
tie they have suffered four con-
secutve defeats. The locals are
therefore anxious to trim Grace and
thus revenge themselves for the los
ing streak which Grace started.
Each team has won one game
from the other and this rubber
game undoubtedly will be a hard
fought contest. Middletown and
Grace have long been rivals and the
victory in this game will establish
the supremacy Of the two teams for
this season.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
ABRAHAMS GOES ON
WITH CHESRO0K PLAN

A meeting. announced as that OF
the Chesrook football team, was held
in The Evening Journal office last
night and plans for the coming sea-
son were discussed. Manager Ahra-
hams, elected TO that Office by Ches-
rook last season, has been busy on
schedule and has already booked
several well-known teams in this
section and is awaiting to hear from
others. He expects TO complete his
schedule during the coming week.
It was decided to hold on prae-
tice until the latter part OF next weel
in the hope that the weather will %
more suitable for football. Manager
Abrahams is not certain that all OF
last years combinuon will be back,
as a number Of the veterans were
not present at last nights meeting
Chesrook is assured Of a hrst-ciass
team. however. as a number OF we'll
known players are seeking positions
on the eleven, he said.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
Cs1diron Team of fMutes A fter Semi-Pro Title

AKRON, O.-'Repeat signals. 4"
the shrill call OF some gridiron war
rior unable to hear his quarter
backs staccato bark. is never heard
on the crack Akron football team
that has just taken the field for its
fourth year.
The members Of the team are
mutes from the "Silent Colony" Of
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co,
and are after the title among inde-
pendent semi-pro football teams this
year.
Signals are called" by the dex-
ferrous twist of hands and fingers.
They're never heard, but always
are understood. Ray Moore, man
ager OF the team. says they're faster
and more accurate than signals
called by word of mouth.
According to Moore, the mutes
are the "trickiest" eleven since Jim
Thorpe led tho old Carlisle Indians
Moore acts as Interpreter for
Coach Ed Connors, former recre-
alton director at Camp Sherman.
who is in charge of all Goodyear
athletics. Marshall. who plays end,
also assists in coaching. but receives
his orders from Connors through
the fingers of Moore.
Two stars Of last years team are
missing, Fred Moore. who now is
teaching in New Jersey, and Gus
caden, halfback. But in the lineup
are half a dozen stars who would
shine with any semi-pro team in the
country.
End Marchall made the All-South
Atlantic team while playing with
Gallaudet College a few years ago.
Cuscaden and Moore his teammates
there. made the second eleven.
Dewey Deer, fleet OF foot and
quick of thought, is a backheld star.
He also halls from Gallaudet.
"Fullback Seinensohn has no
equal as a line plunger," says Con-
nors.
Seinensohn formerly was a stu
dent at Ohio's State institution for
the deaf at Columbus. He ripped
holes in the lines OF some of the
fastest - -pro teams in the coun-
try last year. -
The only man on the team who
can talk and hear Is Christner, a
guard. Christner halls from Balti-
more, where at one time he was a
fellow classmate and fellow member
OF the same. team with Babe Ruth at
st. Mary's.
The Silents. as they are known
here. won eight games and lost one
last year The Eagles OF Pittsburgh
defeated them.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
AUTO RACES ON
FAIR CARD TODAY

Several well known drivers with
speedy cars will be the main sport
attraction at the State Fair this aft
ernoon. Ira Vail, nationally known
automobile race pilot heads the list.
Followers Of the speed game are as
signed some real thrills when the
daring drivers answer the word.
Five events are on the program.
There will be five events, as fol-
lows: Half mile. free for all; five
miles. ten miles. five mile handicap
and five-mile race for non-prize
winners.
As the events are under sanction
Of the American Automobile Associa-
ton no team racing or hippodroming
will be allowed. This insures real
contests and genuine thrills in the
various events.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
VANDEVER, UNION
BATTLE In THIRD

Vandever A. c. and Union A. A..
have battled in two draws thus far
this season and have arranged to
meet tomorrow afternoon to settle
their differences without being in
terfered with by darkness. It was
originally planned to play a three
game series and the one game to-
morrow will decide. Both clubs will
have their strongest lineups in the
field to battle for the very much
postponed decision. All players are
to report at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
Submbdnites Set For
CetaUuy In Second OF
Big Series Tomorrow

The fnal series TO determine the
winner OF the Suburban league
championship will start tomorrow
when Marshallton, winner OF the
second half, meets Krebs, winners Of
the first half. The first game will
be staged at Newport and arrange
ments will be made later for the
second and third games. Followers
Of both clubs are claiming victory
for their favorites and a good game
is expected.
In the play off last Saturday 10
determine the winner Of the second
half. Marshallton won a fast 81 con-
test and hopes TO keep up their win
ming streak by annexing the first
game Of the series. Red Hayward
the pride Of the Groves team will be
on the mound with Elwood in re-
serve. Hayward has lots Of speed
and curves and is developing into a
high class twirler. Burke, the pep
perry backstop will handle the shoots
Of the Marshalhon hurlers. Either
Dory Collins. the southpaw who has
been playing down State for the past
few weeks. or Clay will do the
mound work for Krebs. Mcdaniel,
the hard hitting maskman will be
their battery mate.
Krebs inield will show Baldwin,
the big first sacker. Proud and
Chase the New Castle boys at the
Keystone sack and either Galloway
or Hanna at third. Galloway is
playing a fine game this season and
Is a hard hitter. Marshallton's' in
ner defense comprises Guest on first
Morris the fast little guardian OF
the second station. Gilbert. one OF the
best shortstoppers around the city.
and the veteran third baseman.
Lonnie Green, manager of last
years Brack-Ex team winners of the
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

SALISBURY. Nd. Sept. s.-Fred-
erick won the third game Of the
series with Princess Anne here yes
terday afternoon by a score Of IL to
T. The game was played in the
presence Of the largest crowd that
ever attended a baseball game on
the Eastern Shore. About $500
fans crowded the ball park. fans
from all over the Delmarvia PENN
sula coming here for the contest.
The Blue Ridge League pennant
winners started off in the first in
ming by getting two runs. which
came as a result OF base on balls
and three nicely executed bouts, and
thereafter were never headed. Ward
was relieved by Lefty" Murphy,
who pitched part OF one inning and
was taken out Of the lineup for a
pinch-hitter. Dowell, who started
for Frederick. also was taken out OF
the box. Costello substituting for
him. The game was a merry slug
feast from start 70 finish and it was
a bad day for the pitchers. The
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
NrT. SALEM WIS PLAY-oFF.

Mt. Salem defeated Goodman in
the play-on Of their Church League
tie game, at Baynard Field last
night, by the score OF 4 to 2. Peters
and Jones engaged In . pitchers
duel and allowed but four hits
apiece. Homers by Kavanaugh and
Jones featured. Score by innings:
r. II. f.
Mt. Salem 30 0 21O IA 4 1
Goodman ....0 90 2 0 % 6
Three-base hits-Haley, Davis.
Home runs-Kavanaugh, Jones.
Struck out-By Jones. 8; by Peters.
6. Left on bases-Mt. Salem, q;
Coolman. 3. Solen bases-Kearney,
Haley, Peters. Stewart. Sacrifice
hit-Kavanaugh. Hit by pitched
ball-Kearney. Base on balls
Peters, L Umpires-Stol and
Hampton
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

With IA years experience in Soc
Ger in Wilmington alone, Charlie
Helms is well able to hold the posi-
ton of manager and coach of the
Vandever A. c. soccer eleven, entry
in the Delaware Soccer League. He
has played on practically every big
eleven ever organized in Wilmington
and is manager of the all-star team
which will play the Edge Moor
Firsts at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets tomorrow afternoon in a
match for the benefit of the league.
He is instructing the young men OF
Vandever in the fine points of the
ancient pastime and expects to round
out a strong eleven for the Ninth
Warders.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
FOURTH WARD ON GRmIRoN

Fourth is planning to put a fast
football team in the field and all
candidates are requested to report
at Fourth and Church streets on
Monday night Any eleven in the
city desiring games should call
22s6-W and ask for the football
manager. Fourth Ward would like
to hear from Keystone, Defiance.
Seventh Ward, St Thomas. Eden
or any other eleven in their class.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
woRKHousE FoR Sd. AIARY's.

St. Mary's football team went
through a hard workout last night
with Coach Powers Layton, the
former swarthmore star new
mentor Of the "Cats" in charge. A
hard schedule is being arranged by
the Saints and they are getting an
early start.
The following players attended
last nights workout: Taylor, Bren-
nan, McNiff, Mcconnell, Callahan,
Burke, Johnson, Kelleher, Keeley, j..
Quinn, Gill, Hayes. Slattery, Payton,
Hougentuckler. Donlon, Murphy,
sheehy, Dellett, F. Quinn, Moran,
Nolan, Faults. German, Carroll,
Burns, Griner. Connolly, Fallers,
Green. Devine, Hutchison, Potts.
Smith. Hance, Stewart, Dalbeo. Mer-
Ger and Martin.
The next practice viii be held on
Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
PIavers EIIalble
Suburban crown.

The outhelds are composed OF two
trios Of fast men. Milburne, Guest
and Walt Scott on Marshallton and
Groome. Stewart and either Gallo
way or King for Krebs. Scott came
to the fore in last Saturdays con-
test when he garnered three hits and
a walk of Clay. being largely instru-
mental in Marshallton's win.
The umpires assigned by President
steel are the veterans Josh Henry
and Bob Jamison. who have been on
the league staff this season. Henry
will call the balls and strikes in Sat
urday's game and Jamison will Off
ciate on the bases.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
9TH WARD COMES THROUGH

Fourth Ward defeated the Sew
enth Ward in a fast game last night
by the score Of to 3. Jim Taylor,
Joey Goldstein. the Hayes brothers.
Jack and Hawk. and August, crashed
into Sutton's delivery for doubles.
Mcconnell pitched good ball for the
east siders throughout.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
NOW AFTER DEL. CITY.

South Side Eden, fresh from hang
ing up its twelfth shutout Of the year
against the Washington Braves yes
terday afternoon, will go to Della
ware City tomorrow to clash with
the Suburban League nine of that
town. Manager Grant will take his
strongest lineup to the Canal Town.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
ORANGE WIS In RALLY

A seventh-inning rally gave the
Orange A. c. a victory over the Green
Dragons yesterday afternoon by the
score Of to 5. Smokey Joe" was
in his best form and had the Dragons
eating out of his hands at most
stages of the game. His support
faltered at times.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

but surely and each OF the clubs has
gathered large followings. It Is
certain that a large turnout viii
answer the old cry tomorrow.
lover the Bridge and Follow the
Crowd"
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
IOlal5 s...s...s.-.. IL ~ IL
xBatted for Murphy in sixth.
xxBatted for Williams IN ninth.

xxBatted Tor Williams In ninth.
Frederick 80. 201O142lO-l1
Princess Anne 80. o O0Oi o.
Two base hitE-Moore. Porter. Swee-
ney. Neptune (2). Miller. Cation 90.
Home runs-Ailler. Siaylor. Stolen
bases-Downey %. Cation. Stayior
Sacrifice hit--Downey. Double plays
strain 10 Downey %; Caton to Staylor
70 Downey. Left on .bases-Frederick
s. Princess Anne. 4. First base on
errors Frederick. 2 Bases on balls
on Ward. !; on Dowen ?. of Costello,
1. Hits-of Ward. 10 ana 5 runs ii
man On basel in 5 2-3 innings: on Ring
gold. and 3 runs in innings; on
Murphy none IN l inning. off Dowcll.
70 and runs q on base) In innings,
cf Costello, and 2 runs In innings.
Hit BY pitcher-by RinRgold (Costelio).
Struck oul-by Ward. 8; by Ringgoid
J, BY Dowell !. wild pitch-Ring-
gold Winning pitcher-Dowen Los
Ing pitcher-Wsrd. Time-l5O I'm.
plres-Stump al plate. McDavitt at first
Brockman at second and Marks a.
third
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
sr. rHoMAs pRAcnnoE

st. Thomas football team will
practice tonight at Fourth street and
Bayard avenue. All players are re-
Quszted 10 report NJ o'clock
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

Roster OF Clubs
n. G. d. EASTT,AExu'
Hoch, c Stewart. RI
Briscoe, p. Ramsey ri.
Clarke. p. Green, u.
koitsch, ID. Warren. III
Cole, 3b. Davis, CT.
G. Patterson, 2b. Price, c.
Hynson. IS. Speakman, sz
Brandt. II. Stillwell, ID.
Kemske. CT. w. c. Patterson cf
Flora. RI. Long. o.
Tobin. RI. NJ. Minker. CT
Lowell, 3b. Dale. C.
Sullivan. 10. r. Minker. N
Dowd, utility Broomall. d.
johnson, utility Hopewell, b.
Umpires-First Game-Rickerh
behind the bat; Cunningham. at
first base; Hastings at second base
and Wasld, at third base.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
Dates Of Games

Dates Of Games
Best two out OF three.
FIRST game--Harlan Field, Sat
urdday, September 10. $40 D. m.
second game-Twenty-ninth and
Market, Wednesday, September ia
y. m.
Third game-(Field , to be de-
cided) Saturday September IL.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
CITY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES
Contestants

National Gaurds-Winners Of tho
first half.
half.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
Dates Of Games

Dates OF Games
First Game-Saturday. sept. 10,
at Newport. 3.l5 p. m.
Second and third game dates 10
be determined later.
Trophy-Spaulding cup 10 DC
awarded winner
ITmpires-for first game Henry
AT the plate, Jamison on the bases
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
romorror..s seheduIe

Today's Schedule
Princess Anne and Frederick at Sails
bury.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
sd GAME GOES
To FREDERICK
Stung by Wednesdays De-
feat, Fritchies Give no
Quarter
LOSERS USE THREE
HURLERS IN VAIN
MARY -ANo rIrLE SERIES

Score Of Yesterday
Frederick. II; Princess Anne. I.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAM o
PioNSHlP SERIES
Contestants

Krebs winners Of first half VS..
Marshallton. winners OF second
half.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
Standing OF the CLUBS

Princess Anne and Frederick at orfole
Park, Baltimore.
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Just OUT OF COLLEGE ].
!. Nh. AT THE GRAND T0NIaHT

~. Just Out Of College, z which will
be shown at the Grand theater to-
might and Thursday is a George AIDE
comedy which shows the brilliant
hlnhorist Din HIS bril- test vein. With
Jack Picktord lin the leading role
,yoa can feel assured OF an evenings
entertainment that you'll long re-
mem Der. WI 3g.s
f A fast moving story exhilirating
originality, sparkling humor and q
dash of romance makes it one Of the
best comedies we have ever offered to
our patrons. Don't forget that. it's a
George. AIDE comedy. That name is
a pretty good guarantee isn't Ut?
Twomen loved a girl. One tried to
win her with philanthropy, the 9TH
or tried pickles Which do you sup
pose Mon,?t In order to find out
you'll have to see Jack PtckfOrd in
the best role of his career. #9S
His Dizzy Day a two part COM
edy, completes the program. "
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NEWS or THE THEATRES

pictures as c. B. De Miles male
and Female" in which she plays the
little scullery maid, the popularity
OF the little actress has increased by
leaps and bounds IA
In this picture, she is the principal
charmaraof the the charm school and
lis the either party to the romance
which blossoms when Wallace Reid,
as Austin Bevans, inherits a girls
school from his aunt and converts 1t
into an institution where young la
dies are taught how to be charming,
graceful and lovely. 5FG
NJ The supporting cast includes many
popular players and fifty beautiful
young girls who appear as the pu-
pills of the young ladies' school.
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ron ANY KIND. 81 real estate desl.
4 sse Or write Willis &. Olson. the
ID land men men, !. 81 Il Il h N. MT. Il. 1-Itf

! Mrs and Mrs. Charles Carter of
Hines spent Monday and Tuesday in
Bemtdji on business. They made the
trip by auto. i. E s ...l .. Y: sl.s.-
Il; Mrs. Sidney Miller of Pinewood
was the between train guest Of Be
mid if friends while shopping in
BemidN Tuesday. -. W.T., .,,: ,:....
We are trying 10 serve you better,
sd we are into larger quarters. Con
sinners Shoe Co. Ri =. s4-8tf
Mrs. Rose Cossentine of Blackduc ok
autoed to9B emidJi Tuesday and trans
acted business. While here she was
the guest Of friends. sSe
We have outgrown our present
store. Moving into larger stort. Low
prices made this possible. ConsuI1-
ers Shoe Co 81 - -8tf
~ u. Janlison who has visited rela=
,tives at Athens and other places In
Alabama for some time returned to
his home in Bemidji this week. 4
s.1s Herman Thorn OF 'Blackduck
autoed It'd Bemidji Tuesday and trans
acted business. He came to take an
examination for stationary engineer.
More shoes coming more room
coming more money saving values
coming. We ssFill shower you with
shoe price sturprises. Consumers
Shoe GO. = "a at,S5 Il: 'H - 4-o Oh
Mrs.. J.isDablon OF Thief River
Falls was in Bemidji Tuesday en-
route to Blackduck, where she will
visit friends, and relatives for a
month. - se &s;f Z .sNs4 =
Miss Dorothy e.. Miller Of Minnea-
polls, arriveds in the city yesterday
morning to- spend a few days visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. O, n.
Erickson .ts:l}}.
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LIZA LEE Is REDS \:
NEW LEADING WOMAN:

One OF the most charming figures
In THE new Paramount picture, The
Charm School, starring Wallace Reid
which will be shown last times at
the Elko theater tonight, Is Lila Lee,
who plays the leading feminine role:
opposite Mr.. Reid A, q: .s 4 ISL!
Miss Lee wifi be remembered as
having played with Mr.. Reid in
ct the: u S. Al Since
her remarkable work in such famous
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MEMS CLASS ENTERTAINS
.s2. LADIES' CLASS AT SOCIAL

The Mems class Of the Methodist
church Sunday school were hosts to
the mem bers OF the win One" ladies
class OF the church last night, in
the church parlors. About 80 men,
bers Of the two classes We're present.
"A program, prepared exclusively by
the men, was given, followed by re-
freshments. also served by them. mo
wome2 allowed in the kitchen" was
the order Of the evening and reports
state that orders were strictly obey
ed. III: .@.s .,...,~.. .,..
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meet Thursday afternoon at 3 clock
at the home Of Mrs. G. H. Zentz, 600
Lake Boulevard. Mrs. M. w. Deputy
will have charge of the lesson OF the
afternoon. 49, T. III n
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BETHEL LUTHERAN LADIES'
AID TO MEET TOMORROW

The Ladies' Aid of the Bethel Lu-
theran church, will meet. Thursday
afternoon at the Peter Eastman
home, east Of Nymore. Conveyances
will be provided for those who have
none, and all. wishing to- be acco1no-
dated are asked to be at Christian
sons store in Nyrnore not later than
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SURPRISE, PARTY

A few friends of Clarence Worth
surprised him at his home in North
ern, Thursday evening, 1t being his
birth anniversary. The.,evening was
enjoyably spent in games and dane
ing, and at a late hour bunch was
served. Guests departed wishing Mr..
Worth many more. happy birthdays.
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B,AIRNllrE;Y'l.WILLIAMs

Charles Williams and Miss Irene
Barney were married last evening at
the Methodist parsonage, Rev. zentz
officiating. -, They were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams. The
young people will make their home ON
a farm near Bemidji.' 49, \. it'd. a &
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s Rev. William Elliot, pastor Of the
Episcopal church, has purchased the
George French residence; 1921 Be-
midji avenue -,
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$3.50 O'Clock. They will have their
regular business meeting, after, which
a social afternoon will be, enjoyed,
and lunch will be served. as
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS .sa
MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
The knights of Columbus will hold
their regular meeting Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the Moose 'hall.
A large attendance is urged. r.
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ming. Mrs. Rice is one Of the three
parties injured in the auto accident
about week ago. Her condition is
improved. ,z.s>. u v ~ "
Jack Rodekuhr, licensed auc-
tioneer, Will sell anything for you;
get in touch with him for your sale.
Phone S41, H -. 4-5tf
Mrs l.. B. Grandy, 523 Twelfth
street, expects to leave Thursday for
Pipestone, where she will visit her
mother. and other relatives for two
weeks, and then expects to visit rel
at,ives and friends in Nebraska fc,r
about two weeks. VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Manders of In
ternational Falls canes to Bemidji
Sunday night and will make their
home temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Bridgeman, Fifth ward. Mr.,
Manders is an engineer Of the NJ. e I.
railway. y. .s.s i .1~.s....e - +,
X Julius Werth, the nine-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Werth, 723
Eleventh street. who, was injured in
an auto accident Sunday, has been
taken to his home from st. zAnthony's
hospital, and is reported TO- be get
ting along fine j ~
Mrs. Given McGhee left last week
for Aurora and vial visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs Ed Donaldson, formerly
Miss Lea Given of sBemidii, ,ag and
daughter, Margaret McGhee, who is
teaching school at that place, for
about ten days. En- route she ex-
pected to stop at Virginia and at
tend the Sch -Hefnck concert
to be given at that place.
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Mrs. John Noel of Northern is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Ellis OF Nylnore this week. Mrs. Ellis
has been i'll for some time. :
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ST. PHILLIPS LADIES. A...-,, :. -.
Il AID MEETS TOMORROW

The st. Phillips Ladies' Aid will
meet Iomorrow. afternoon at home
of Mrs. l.. M. Ford, 307 Seventh
street. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Brett
will be the fostesses A large attend
ance is urged. 49,. $685.. .si.,....... Il
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NOTICE TO PERSONS USING
NAVAL MILITIA lockers

We have decided to call in all lock
ers formerly used and owned by the
5th Division and you are requested
to notify the undersigned that We
may have dray CAN for them.
R. B. LYCAN, s. z
Commanding 5th Division.