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ODal Rash Rugs

Very attractive rugs and suitable for variety
of purposes The quality is very heavy. the pat
tern effects being natural colored centers with
brown, green and blue band borders.
Sizes from 1ax5o to oxl2 feet
Evening star., 1921-03-13
Hodges Fiber Rags

All sizes from 27x54 to l2xl5 feet. The
Hodges Fiber Rugs are especially worth while
where hard wear is to be given. They are water
proof (do not swell up or buckle under the action
OF moisture) and;very beautifully colored
Evening star., 1921-03-13

w FFU31-HO11 d1u 11odFy Yu"fItt 1>to11 1NuSo Tau.
ings. 1866.
Waite Cras. Rug.
tl sizes from 27x54 inches to l2xl5 feet Also
pl. in and figured runners up to 9 feet wide.
Biltn1ore Rush Squares
Made of heavy quality rush, each square Is
by ls inches, and these squares made into va
riety Of rug sizes practically without limit We
quote on few useful Sizes
oxl2, 5000
76xlo6 $4s7s '
6al2, 5000
81. 90, $500 u, II Is I. 5ss 60 e
Evening star., 1921-03-13

Accept no sE5s,:tuse Made
in a sufficient number OF styles
to suit every taste and purse.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

in point Of clerical ass: tance.
but II offers svery opportunity
to try the records before you
purchase.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
Grass and Fiber Rugs

of Woo-6ber
for colongs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
Carl STUNT MEMBRI|
C0NFERINTEI DIN
WASHINGTON?

land, delegat pentru New Zee.
land.
Sir Auckland Geddes, ambasa.
dor al Britaniei in Washington,
va fl ca delegat in absenta pre-.
mierului Lloyd George, orr in
absenta oricarui delegat.
Franta: .
Aristide BRAND, premier al
Frantei, seful delegatiei franceze,
Jules Jusserand, ambassador al
Frantei in Washington 81 decanul
corpului diplomatic.
Rene Viviani, fost premier al
Frantei.
Albert Sarraut, ministrul colo
niilor in guyernul Frantei.
Japonia:
Tomosabnro Kato, vice-amiral
in flota imperiala, ministrul ma.
rinei japoneza 81 seful delegatiei
japoneza.
Printul Togukawa, rsqedintele
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14

parlamentului japonez.
Kiiuro Shidehare, ambassador
al Japoniei la Washington.
China:
Drul s. Alfred SEE, ministrul
Chinei in Washington.
W. X. Wellington Koo, minis
|trul Chinei in Britannia.
Wang Chung-Hui, sef-judeca,
tor al Curtii Supreme din China.
/ G. c. Wu, fiul lui Ting-fang,
fost ministru in Washington, re-
prezentand divisiunea. revolutio-
nara din sudul Chinei.
Italia:
Signor Carlo Schanzer, fost
ministru de finante al Italiei, Sc
full delegated italiene.
| Depntatul Filippo Medo, leade
rul partidului catolic.
Senatorul Luigi Albertini, re
dactorul ziarului Corriere della
Sera.
Signor Rolando Ricci, ambasa
dorul ltaliei in Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14

urea tar Dar aceias fruntas conserp4uf Card dupx po
tohrea revoltei Re9ele Carol acut APPEL catre ran in
care ndemna la orne munca 81 e fagadufA refore ST
PAMINT zc aceasi funtas conservatori ridat 81 "a
protestat fmposrva Mafestun Regal invocand repturi
sacre zcand Cd, Isl de interesee altoraa ~ a bund
sea acele eran mai aproape de sufletu
tina seaInA nu nuna de ole taranime s unii
ob1asarea s fndrameaa sa faea aluz la sink
cas cand tara mar fost neatafnax- pc timpu ed oe
sramosi los nterveneau impozya Donniloz 3taii =
oldovei cand Il ture cAnd 4 rue u msuri naloel
va urma. b q R Es ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14

publicul 81 an infiltrat animosi-
tate contra companiei. Mai sunt
81 anume pagube materiale ce au
facut mionistif din ziua de ! No
vembre.
Berlin. All iesit stirea ca
gpvernul german a numit de am
basador al Germaniei la Wash
ington pc Karl Won Bergman, sub
secretar de stat la ministerul de
.finante. Won Bergman e actual,
minte in Washington ca repre-
sentantul al Deutsche Bank.
Berlin, Germania. - Aici sunt
% multime de agenti al Rusiei so.
yietiste carl cumpara cantitate
groaznica de arme de tot felul
dar mai ales de infanter;e. Sc
svoneste ca Polonia va Fl atacata
de armatele sovietelor in Occurs
de opt saptamani.
Boston. Cardinalul O'Con.
nel, intro scrisoare deschisa cd
tre diecesa catolica din Boston, q
facut APPEL catre toti patronii ca
sd Sc abtina de la reducerea pla
tilor muncitoresti. Marele preot Z
accentuat ca prin reducerea pla
tilor golul intre CAPITALIST 5
muncitori "a Fl 81 mai mare ST
arafat drumul spre o inteleger,
intre patron 81 muncitor.
Alton. III. - Sase oameni a,
intrat in banca de stat din Hi
nois la East Alton, au batut D,
easier 81 au scapat in antomobilu
lor cu suma de 10000 dollari. Il
au lasat in cassa abba 6 dollari
IPolitia pc urma lor.
New York. - Vre-o miie d
femei au defilat All pc Fiftl
Avenue cerand ca toate natiile 81
desarmeze imediat 81 sa nu s
adopteze numai juinatate masuri
F'emeile, carl au fost candva con
ducatoarele sufragetistelor, - al
fost conduse de Miss Eleano
Brannan, candva sefa a acestora
Washington. - In decursul "a
lei de eri prelnierul BRAND a
Frantei, dimpreuna cu fostul pre-
mier Viviani, ambii delega,
francezi, = au eercetat la legati
laponeza pc baronul Kato 81 p
altii membri al legatiunii 81 dele
gatiunii japoneze. Eli au stat ma
nlult timp la legatie 81 Sc crede c
s'au sfatuit referitor la progra
mul conferintei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
ADRESA
PRESEDINTELJJI
HARDING
tContinuare de pc pax. u

DIN CatacllSmuI raZD0lulul mOll-
dial au rasarit noui prietenii,
noui convingeri, noui aspiratii.
De moi depinde sa desavirsim a.
ceasta munca. O lume ce apleca-
ia sub greutatea datoriilor cere
sa fie usurata. Umanitatea ce a
fost distrusa cere mai putine ele-
mente distrugatoare. Privind la
costul fara masura al razboiulul
81 la greutatile armamentulul
toate popoarele ce Sc gandesc Ger
limitarea armamentului 81 ar dori
ca razboaiele sa fie eliminate.
Sutele milioane de popoare earl
platesc in timp de pace 81 NOR in
timp de razboiu Ger ca political
nil 81 barbatii lor de stat sd chel-
tuiascu banii, folositi pana
acun pentru distrugere, pen
|tru mijloace de reconstruire pen
tru acei carl traiesc 81 carl vor
urma lor.
Lumea nu pOatc sd sc indrep-
teze 81 nu poate sd scuture greu-
tatea din spatele sau fara auto
rul conducatorilor ei. Razboiul a
devenit mai teribil de la primul
conflict al oamenilor pana in
ziua de All.
Domnii delegati al conferintei
Ctatele Unite va bineventeaza
fara vre-un scop egoist. MOI nu
ne temem; MAVEN scQpuri as.
cunse, moi nu avem inimici, mo-
|. 'avem planuri de cucerire. Mul.
tumiti Gu ce avem, moi nu DORM
ce este al altuia. MOI vrem numa
sa facem GU ajutorul d-voastra 4
munca nobila ce no poate face 1
matte singura. Moi vrem sd sedem
GU d-voastra Id masa bunei inte
legeri. Moi DORM sa va 1ntimpi
nam GU constiinta curata, 81 ST
Iva invitam 81 sa va oferim COO
peratie. Lumea cere ca sd ne gan
dim serios ca nu poate Fl vinde
care fara sacrificiu, nu numai dill
partea .unuia ci din partea tu
turora."
Presedintele Harding termin;
yorbirea sa GU urmatoarele GU
vinte:
'Eu pot vorbi in mod oficia
numai in numele Statelor noastrt
Unite, Poporul nostru de peste /.
suta de mi1ioane de suflete cers
in mod franc mai putin arna
ment 81 nu vrea nici un razboiu
Lipsiti de fnselatorie murdara
siguri in intentiile noastre, ca no
nu avem nici nn plan secret, .
credem ca 81 restul lumii are ace
leasi dorinti. Asa dar eu va bine
venfez nu numai IN bunx vointi
81 ca scopuri. fnalte ci 81 III NAL
ta credinta.
MOI ne-anf adunat sS. senVin
1omenisea. in toatA sinplicitatea
in tsaM onestitatea 81 IN toat,
'onorurae pot fi'scrise mkrturisi
lriIe. unei eonstiintx 1inondiala ra
|sxritS din focul curktitor Al rsz
Rboiului. Eu cred ca prin 0 fntele
|geee coman6 vom chi garantiil'
pxcii, vom puteA usnra lumAa
voni asigurs . mai bunx oralp,
| Vi von1 innpx xciui lumee, Aceste ],
1|vor' putse adxogs giorisi steAei
ltilsr da.oa1frx 4 sls no1stre !
Ipn1 - fsrisit y pates trki |,
NV ~ " - Y W !. n sss d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
INFORNATQ)N|

In No. de Vineria trecutss, STIR
sind cu publicarea Istcriei Raz-
bciului pentru desrobirea neamu-
lui, Gu numarul de All Sc incepe
publicarea regulate, in acelasi
Ice, pc ragina patra, a povestirei
DIN Lumea Satelor.
Toxic. = Noul minister japo-
neg fost format de baronul Ia
kashashi, fost ministru de finante
in cabinetul lui Hara, care fost
asasinat in saptamana trecuta de
un tinar assassin.
Washington. = Sambata seara
presedintele 81 Joanna Harding
au dat Gina in on0area tuturor
delegation la conferinta pentru
desarmare 81 personalului lor.
Dupa Gina, in sala mare de catre
rasarit avut loc 0 receptie la
care au fost de fata toti membri,
sfatuitorii 81 secretarii delegatii-
lor straine. Aceasta Gina fost
prima din o serie ce va fl data la
presedintele Harding GU scopul
de intruni pc delegati in mod
social.
Compania Telling-Belle Ver-
non, care cea mai mare firma dc
vindere de lapte in Cleveland, 81
| al carei distributor sunt in gre
va din l Novembrie, - a improce.
suat pc grevisti, pc uniunea lor
Isl pc oficiantii uniunii pentru 0
despagubire de $4,000 dolari
Fl spun ca grevistii au distribuit
|pamflete in carl sunt niste air.
mari false despre companie 81
|prin aceasta an indus in eroarc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
CUTREMURUL DE
PAMANT IN
NICARAGUA

Managua, Ii Nov.-In mai null
te orase din Nicaragua s'a simtit
cutremure violente de pamant.
Ma fost nici paguba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14


E vorba romaneasca: 'Cand
vrei so dregi mai rau rupi," 81
cam asa patim adesea oare 81 moi
Gu tipografii nostri, cand fac
cate-o greseala 81 corectam. Gu
lege din nou rindul corectat dar
in loc sal puma in locul celui
gresit, scoate un alt rind, de
unde ii vine 81 il pune in locul lui,
81 face un talmes balmes de numai
intelegi mimic. 81, vorba aluia
Ce sal faci, daca II al ce-i face.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14

Barbatul, la cununie, care Sc
presupune ca este eel mai fericit
eveniment din viata lui, poarta
haine negre, 81 mireasa roche
alba 81 voalalb, 81 la moartea lui,
Use pune pc fata un zabranic alb.
ST vaduva Sc fmbraca in negru. =
Cum va explicati aceasta ano-
MALE?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14

Raportul Bircului de Recesa-
mant din Washington arata ca Ia
l Ianuarie 1920 in Statele Unite
Sc aflau 13,9go.692 locuitori mas
cuti in tari streine, crestere de
404. .906. de la 1910. Din acestia,
6,493.0S8 an fost incetateniti,
! ,223. 400 all luat hartia prima 81
5.399.605 sunt streini. Pentru res
tul de so5.5o9, eomisiile de rece-
samant Ii 'au specificat situatia
lor. Copiii tutulor insa, nascui;
in tara aceasta, carl Sc urea la
mai multe milioane, sunt ceta-
teni 81 trecuti ca atari, fie ca pa
rintii lor sunt sau nu incetate-
niti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
DIN FUcA (()NDEULUl

Burlacul, numai dupa ce Sc
casatoreste, vede cat il prinde de
bine ca a invatat sd carpeasca 81
.sa coasa un nasture la halna.
~
Zilele trecute un lndlvld sc
plangea mui prieten ca de ori
ce s'a apucat ma putut progresa,
- 'Eu inca n am auzit SAL
mearga rau unui contrabandist'
il zise prietenm, clipind dintr Ill
fochiu.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
WORKING OUT
CARNIVAL Plan
Women Will Assest in Five
Points Benefit For
Firemen
BOYS EXPLODE
RAIL TORPEDOES
special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
RICHARDSON PARK. Del, Apr1
1s.-Tentative plans for the street.
carnival to be held at Elmhurst the
early part OF June for the benefit OF
the fire fund we're made al a meeting
Of the entertainment COMMITTEES OF
the Five Points Civic Association
last night Letters Of acceptance
We're received from the women who
had been named as chairman OF the
various committees and they win
select their assistants in a short
time
Those who win have charge OF the
booths are Mrs. Ray vansant. Finn
hurst. variety booth. Mrs. Harry
Risler. Beliemoor. fish pond booth;
fancy work and candy booth. Mrs.
r. /. HUT. Ashley. preserves booth
and Mrs. Frank Justison, Richard
son Park. pie and milk booth.
Placards announcing the progrnn
are being printed and will be dis
tributed throughout the country. IL
was decided TO extend invitations TO
all organizations in rural New Cas-
tie county.
] The finance committee OF tho Five
Points Civic Association win meet
az the home OF Finley Ash. Glynrich,
| tomorrow night.
The baseball club will hold a pie
and milk social in Tinsman's Hal
/ on next Monday evening. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted TO the bal
/ fund
The ruling OF the State Board OF
Health forhidding the running al
large OF dogs in this section caused
much comment. The absence OF
fences about properties viii Gauss
dog owners TO keep their canineI
pcnned up In their home or cellars.
Residents Of Belmont avenue wer,
treated 20 a Fourth Of July ceiebra
tion last night by small boys whs
had secured number OF railroa,
torpedoes and red lights. Thu
youngsters had gala time for Z
] while
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
DRAFT COUNTY
SCHOOL BUDGET
Will be Presented to State
Legislature at May
Meeting
DUPONT, MILLER
WON'T SERVE AGAIN

As was stated informally in these
columns several weeks ago. George
B. Miller and Pierre s. dupont have
declined invitations by Governor
Denney TO serve as members Of the
new school Board Of Education.
Mr.. Miller is president and Mr.
dupont vice-president Of the present
state Board. which will go out Of
office on June 80. In letters to Gov
ernor Denney each has expressed re-
gret at not being able, under the
conditions and circumstances, to ac-
cept appointment 10 the new body
The New Castle County Board Of
Education met last night in the
rooms Of the board in the Public
Building. and spent several hours
preparing budget covering the
needs Of the county schools during
the coming year. As soon as COM
The Legis lture recently asked the
present State board 10 prepare a
budget, which the state board
promised 10 do. although feeling al
the time that the request OF the
Legislature was rather unusual In
view OF the fact that the present
state board automatically passes
out OF existence when the new
school law goes into effect July l.
As the county board also ceases "a
exist al the same time, County Su'
perintendent W. II. Jump and ms
/ fellow members of the county boarc
I are preparing a budget at the re-
/ quest OF the state board in the SAINT
spirit In which Mr.. Miller, presiden
OF the state board, agreed to under
take the task.
The county board. at its meetin
last night. had not yet received
/ petition which IL is understood
being circulated among residents o
school district No. 73, Brandywin
hundred. asking restoration o
/ Shellpot public school Charles
/ Weidin. OF near Blue Ball. Is on
II those circulating the petition
| Withdrawal OF transportation ex
pense under the new school law
| forcing children Of the Shellpot dis
trict TO walk on the dangerous Phil
adelphia pike 20 the Mount Pleasan
school. or travel TO Wilmington at
great expense for tuition and trans
portation. are given by Mr.. Weldh
as the chief reasons. The Shellpo
schoolhouse was condemned as un
iii for school purposes about eigh
years ago and is now occupied b.
two families However, Mr.. Weldh
believes the district would be will
ing TO share the cost Of a ne'
building to cost about $4,000.
Mr.. Jump said that although IN
board has not yet received the pet
ton. ne was heartily in favor of
new building al Shellpot, hut felt
would be inadvisable to consider rs
opening the old structur
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
ravs Today The Evening Journal 1~e~tp paa Circulation
Here's the Sport

Newspaper League "magnates"
will get together in The Evening
Journal Office tonight TO com
plete arrangements for the sea-
sons opening tomorrow. All six
teams will swing into action IN
twilight Tits. according TO tho
following schedule:
Evening Journal W. Alco,
Second and DUPONT streets.
Ellts vs.. Sunday Star. Harlan
Field.
Kiwanis vs.. Morning News.
Grounds to be selected).
All the games will be started
at 8 o'clock. IL is OF vital i'm
portance. that all teams be rep
resented at the meeting tonight,
which will start at S o'clock.
Candidates for Empirical po-
sitions are also requested to be
present.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
SMALL CUT IN
FOOD PRICES
Fails TO Reflect Drop by
Producers, Labor Depart
Department Shows
MARCH DECLINE
ONLY | PER CENT.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The
contention OF the Federal Trade
Commission laid before President
Harding that retail prices are not
fairly rejecting the drop in pro-
ducers' prices or even wholesale
prices is borne out by figures on re-
tail food costs for March and made
public by the Department OF Labor.
A decline OF oniy per cent in the
retail cost Of food 20 the average
family in March a. compared TO Feb
ruary is noted by Labor Department
statisticians on prices reported on
forty-three food articles In ffty-one
cities Tho government report shows
the decline In Philadelphia was ex-
actly the per cent. average noted
by the department for the fifty-one
communities. The greatest decrease,
per cent, was shown In Los An
! geles and Rochester. Increases
however. were noted In Louisville.
D Chicago. Kansas City. Memphis. Mil
waukee. Minneapolis, Peoria. 81
Paul. Detroit. Omaha and Spring
field. III. As compared with the av-
orare cost IN the year 1913. the cost
[ of food In March showed an Increase
/ OF So per cent. in Philadelphia.
The evidence that retail costs have
not kept pace with the decrease ir
wholesale and producers prices l'
demonstrated IN the figures for the
year. March Is. 1920. Co March 8
1921 During that period retail
prices show decline of only % pei
cent. while wholesale prices have de-
cuned from 36 20 40 per cent and
producers prices In many instancel
from 75 90 100 per cent
During the year retail prices o.
thirtv-nine OF the forty-one article
OF food decreased as follows.
Potatoes. 63 per cent; onions. 60
cabbage So. granulated sugar. as
rice a.. lard. SO. crisco. "a. oranges
80. navy beans. %; prunes. -, corn
meal. GO. strictly fresh eggs, 25. cof
fee. "a. butter %; canned tomatoes
%. oleomargarine. 21; -four, 90; ha
con. Il. plate beef. lamb and nu
. margarine. "a: chuck roast. por
chops. baked beans and canned corr
10. cheese. g; fresh milk. 3; roun
81 steak. 2. rib roast. bread and cor
' flakes. 6. ham. hens and canine
- peas. 3. sirloin steak, 4. evaporate
milk and tea. 3. canned salmon an
10 rolled oats ! per cent
. The four articles which increas'
~ IN price during the year wer
IS. Raisins. 90 per cent; macaronl.
- per cent. cream Of wheat / p
be- cent The price OF bananas increas
.c less than nve-tenths OF ! per cent
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
Think BdmbinO in 400 Glass
Without Murder Suing

Struggle for the American League
batting crown promises 10 be as in
teresting this year as the hot pen
nant race I'm prospect.
Joe Jackson. OF course, will he
missing from the list OF contenders.
but the sticks OF George Sisler, Iris
Speaker. Eddie Collins. Babe Ruth
Baby Doll Jacobson. and Ty Cobb
will make enough noise.
Just in his prime the versatile
young Sisler can be counted as the
favorite but ne will have some stih
opposition.
Iris Speaker, who chased the
Brown first baseman all the way last
season under the handicap of heavy
managerial responsibility, can be OK
pected TO do the same thing this
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
BURIAL HONOR
FOR WAR VICTIM
Alexander Taylor Died of
Wounds in France on
Armistice Day
FUNERAL HELD
AT SEAFORD
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
sEAFORD. April 1s-Alexander
Taylor. aged 2s years. son Of Will
liam II. Taylor. farmer living near
Coverdale's Cross Roads, between
Seaford and Georgetown, who was
mortally wounded in action in the
Argonne Forest on November s,
1918. and died in a base hospital in
France on the day the Armistice
was signed, November II. 1918. was
given a military funeral here yester-
day afternoon In Mt. oliver NJ. p.
Church. The services In the church
were conducted by the Rev. b. F.
Ruley. the pastor, and the Rev. ]. L.
Nichols Of Federalsburg. Nd, who
was with the Y. M. c. A. forces In
France for eighteen months. Fol
lowing the services in the church.
Seaford Post No. II, American
Legion, took charge OF the body.
four Seaford and Blades former
service boys acting as pailbearers.
Interment was made with military
honors.
The body arrived in New York the
latter part Of last week and was
mNWuAAA u "EAAOAA NAHAAa
accompanied by a first-class private
from Tennessee.
Young Taylor enlisted in the early
part Of the war with the Connecticut
troops. His widow. who was Miss
Nettie Thomas Of Seaford, has mar
ried again. and she and her hus-
band Chester Moore. OF Newark. at
tended the funeral yesterday. Be
sides the widow and his father. ne is
survived by three brothers and
/ three sisters-John. Charles and
William Taylor Of Bridgeville; Mrs.
/ W. c. Goodwin Of Philadelphia and
I Mrs. Joseph Williams and Miss Ida
/ Taylor Of Millville. n. J. This is the
+ third military funeral 10 be held In
this section within the past few
weeks
Shad took a jump in price yester
day. retailing at IS cents for choice
roe shad and so cents for buck shad
The cause for the increase was the
scarcity Of the FISH.
The members Of Mt Calvary A. VI
r. Church at Concord. five miles
from Seaford are building new
church 20 replace the one recently
I ANHAA w NN AANs Nf new FQlNHf
will cost approximately S250O. The
land on which the new church viii
be built was given TO the colorec
people FOR their church by the Ellie
good brothers. former residents o
Concord. one Of whom is Dr. j. A
Ellegood Of Wilmington.
Mrs. Frank Newns Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Grundy and daughter Lillian
and Mrs. Mary Grundy Of Philadel
phia, spent the first Of the week will
Mr.. and Mrs. John W Nevins
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
DEATHS


NICHOLS this city. on April IS.
1921 Ada Nichols
Relatives and frbrnds arr invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence Of
her daughter, Ms. James Anderson. 1884
Van Buren street. on "Wednesday after
a. NJ f. Church. Inierment At Nj Zion
cemetery
McCORMICK- Near Mil Greek Meeting
House on April ~. 1921, Mary Jane.
wife " Thompson J. Mccormick. in
her Gqth year
Relatives ana friends are Invited 10 at
fond tho funeral without further notice
40 the residence Of her husband. April
D. 1921 Services 40 the house az +. NJ
lntermenf af Flint Hill, Pa.
GRAHAM In this city. on April 10, 1921
Mary Eleanor. widow of the late lo-
seph W. and mother NJ James "
Graham. formerly Of Harrington. Del
agel % years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 A..
tend the funeral services 40 her late resi-
dsnce. 42S r. Fifth street on Thursday
afternoon. az o'clock. lntermcnt 40
! Harrington. Del. on arrival Of train
| leaving Wilmington at 1916 A. NJ, Fri
! day morning.
WEIGH this city. on April II. 1921
Thomas Sewell Welch. aged "a years
Relatives. friends. members Of VII
mington Lodge. h. =. q. +. and employees
81 T.. B. & W. r. r., are invited 20 at-
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
aftcrroon. April ~ 1921 40 3 o'clock
Iiterment az Kiverview cemetery.
IURtTA-ln this city. on April Is, 1921
Amelia Zurita. wife of Joseph
Zuritl and daughter Of the late Thomas
and Amelia Hinkle. aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited 90 at
tend the funeral services 40 her late resi-
dcnce 1913 Lowering avenue. on Wed
nesdav afternoon. April 20. az 3 o'clock.
lHterment 40 Silverbrook cemetery
McGINNlS- Tn this city. on April H.
1921. James McGirnis.
Relatives friends and members Of
United Leathers Workers Union. are in
Nited 20 attend the funeral from Mealy's
Funeral parlors, Third and Jackson
streets, on Wednesday morning, at
o'clock. Requiem mass az St paure
Church. Intermert a. Gloversvile y y
Evening journal., 1921-04-19

year.
Then there is the ever danEerou
and always able Ty Cobb who vii
try 10 emulate Speaker in maxim
good on two jobs.
Cobb has slipped from the cup
glory too long 10 sit back contentoC
and watch some one else usurp his
old honors.
Having done about everything pos
sible in the way OF home runs. Babe
Ruth is also known 10 secret an am
bition for the league leadership with
the stick.
II the Bambino would take the
murder out of his swing it is highly
probable that he would be good for
around 4O0-an exceedingly danger
Gus mark for any sticker TO 60
against