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Evening journal., 1921-04-21
NEW JERSEY LOSES
In CHECKER PLAY

Delaware was the victor in the
Interstate checker match with New
Jersey at the Young Mems Repubh-
can club last night. Two hve-man
teams battled over the boards. each
man playing ten games. OF the
total or so contested Delaware won
IA. New Jersey won 13 and the re-
naming 23 were draws.
The going was close throughout
and neither team could claim an
advantage OF any account at any
time. a return match will be play
ed at woodbury.. n. j.. on Friday
night. April %.
The Delaware team was composed
OF Charles J. Lynch. captain;
Charles X. Lynch. william Smith,
T. p. Warner and George b. Ruoss,
OF Bridgeville. New Jerseys line
up was captained by W. w. Willetts,
OF Woodbury.. and consisted OF Mr.
Willetts. Charles Shipley. Robert
Acey. r. Radcliffe and J. wv Davis.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
w atchimg the
Sc@r@b@@rd

Yesterdays Hero-Babe Buth. The
Bambino smacked a homer in the
seventh inning. his second OF the
season. The Yanks beat the Red
Sox. 8 TO 4. Bobby Meusel also
clouted a circuit
George Smith, Phil pitcher, poked
Otto Miller in the ribs. with the
bases full. forcing in the run that
tide the score. Brooklyn won in the
ninth, to 2, on Koney's single.
Eppa RiXey. Red pitcher. won his
own game from the Cards, to 4,
with a single in the ninth inning.
Duster Mails was busted by the
Tigers and Cleveland lost. to g..
The duster went in in the third.
The Pirates fired a broadside into
the Cub bark in the sixth inning
scoring four runs that gave them a
6-to-5 win.
Three runs in the ninth inning
gave the Giants 9-to-5 victory over
the Braves. after Nehf had been
knocked out Of the box Manager
Fred Mitchell was canned by Um-
pire Brennan for too much noise.
The Pathetics started with a four
run lead. but tho Senators pounded
three Mack pitchers in the late in
nings and won. to 4. making a
clean sweep.
White -Brown-Rain.
Due to the wide assortment IN lne
weather mans repertoire, the major
leagues have had a tough time get
ting away, and some OF the clubs
with old blood are back almost
where they were before they went
south.
In the first week OF the 1921 jaunt,
the Pirates, the Robins. the Reds.
the Braves and the Senators we're
the only ones to get in seven games.
The White Sox and the Tigers were
able to labor only four days.
Brooklyn is perched next 10 the
last hole in the National League, be-
cause the chilly weather has put all
OF Robbys pitchers on the ineffective
list.
Miller Higgins has his Yankees on
top OF the American League pile.
but he's there chiefly because Carl
/ two OF his reliahles are waiting for
the hot weather.
Several days Of hot sun would alsc
do the veteran pitchers Of the Giants
much good McGraw is holding the
front line. but he will have to gei
better pitching to keep back the Pi'
rates. who have a trio OF hurler.
working in mid-season form.
Along with his fragile inheld. Tri'
| Speaker IS also having pitchini
troubles. Covelesllie and Bagby arr
not in form. and Duster. expected L
be a big winner. is having trouble
getting started.
Connie Mack also is having pitch
ing troubles. George Mcbride. how
ever. probably will wish the anlictio
to become permanent on Mack. be
cause the Senators copped the Sc
ries from the Athletics and are hold
ing forth in second place.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

terson will not compete in the 1891
Davis cup matches in this country.
Iheyn give the kids a chance
beft-handers seem TO be getting
the grand bounce this year. Dick
Kerr Hub Leonard. Walter Mails
clarence Mitchell, Sherrod Smith
and Dutch Reuther have all been
driven off the mound in the early
games.
American League pitchers are still
using the intentional pass as It was
intended to be used.
Dempsey, like the tax collector.
figures all opponents alike.
Tex Rickard can make more news
out of no news than any other man
in the world-as has been proved in
his delayed announcement Of where
'IT'' will be held.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
KEYSTONE CLUB BALL

The Keystone Field Club will hold
its first annual ball on Friday even
ing. April 20, in the Pythian Castle.
The affair promises to be the most
delightful affair ever given under the
club auspices. The grand march
will be led by Charles Dawson the
veteran ball player and will be par
ticipated in by fifteen couples in full
dress. J. Norris Robinson's orches-
ira will furnish the music, L. H..
Buckmaster. the director. J. w.
Temple is chairman of the commit
tee. Tickets can be obtained at the
club rooms, 204 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
- YtR
SSSoUr
Journal, NetuS, EIkS, Whole
ShorU in Newspaper League

The Newspaper League raised It's
1921 curtain yesterday afternoon
rather auspiciously with two OF the
three newspaper teams entered in
The race winning their games. The
Morning News turned the trick on
Jim Stein and his Kiwanians, s TO 3,
and The Evening Journal took the
measure OF Alec. 10 to 4. The Elks
with a powerful lineup, trampled
the sunday Star. IA TO !.
From the first inning on, the Jour
nal boys had the game well in hand,
and slammed the offerings Of Thomas
All around the lot OskowslSi was ef-
fective. keeping the seven hits made
off him well scattered. "Tot" Hope
we'll contributed largely in the run
making for the Journal, scoring two
himself and getting two hits. one a
home run. George Swain busted a
triple, and Oskowski and "Henny'
tarosch came through with doubles.
.s<,rn-
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Those Doughbo1s Intend
To Clean Up Baseball

that he is one OF the best il not the
premier" manager in and about
Wilmington. The following men are
members OF the baseball team: Bob
Gray, CT; Ira Hoch, of the University
of Pennsylvania, C; Joe Briscoe and
Vaughn Johnson, both we'll known
in Wilmington as steady, reliable and
very good pitchers; Harvey Hump"
Hall, 1b; Johnnie Cole. formerly OF
the Western League, second; Pauer-
son, IS; Jerry Sullivan, OF basketball
fame, third; Flore, Grant, Bob Gray
and Emil Kempski in the field.
George Winters will play second base
and act as captain and coach. There
is not another man in the Stale who
can do more for the baseball team
than our George. He played big
league ball for six years and then
coached the University Of Vermont
team for few years. He turned out
some wonderful material while
tutoring the college boys in men like
Ray Collins, at one time the main
stay OF the Boston American team.
and Larry Gardner. the slugging
third sacker of the Boston Ameri-
cans. George intends to turn out a
team that will be second to none.
There viii be plenty OF time to
talk about football as the Guard also
intends to put an eleven on the grid
iron next fall. They have a very good
nucleus to work on.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
2 ~ @Ine .
X~A a6ag9@ER q59R d
u 9AY9

Dope on big golf matches is usu-
ally as tickle as <le weather man.
Many fans are eager to help an
umpire out-out of the park. Open
season for handlers Of indicators is
now on.
Judge Lands is making so good
as head Of baseball that the billiard
players are urging him to govern
their organization.
Champion Jack Britton believes
Jack Dempsey will bat thousand
against French pitching.
France is so enthusiastic over
Suzanne Lengien's tennis it would
bet she could make Bill Tilden look
like a beginner.
Norman Brookes and Gerald Pat
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

The National Guard Of Delaware is
doing all in its power to bring its
own organization to the front in ath-
letics. A number of prominent Will
mington athletes have joined the n,
G. D., who in themselves will bring
prominence to athletics for the
Guard. The athletic board OF direc-
tors consists OF Captain Shultz, Co.
c. chairman; Lieut.. zebley, secretary
and treasurer, and Lieut.. Regan,
Lieut.. Waddington, Lieut.. McLaugh-
lin. Lieut.. Bob Gray, popular Ches-
rook fullback, is the athletic officer
in charge.
The basketball team lost a num-
Der OF the games but as a whole mad
a very successful season when one
takes into consideration that the
team was organized at a moments s
notice. Team work was lacking but
that in itself gives the management
a very good line on next years ma
terial for a basketball team that will
be more than a credit to the Guard
and Wilmington followers OF clean
sport.
Insofar as the baseball team is
concerned Wilmington was given a
treat on last Saturday when the
Guard trounced st. Hedwig by the
score Of II to s. The game was well
played. clean and showed good
sportsmanship on both sides. The
d. n. G. expects to perch high in
the City League this year.
Joe Peanut" Condor, the little
Chesrook football manager, WHIT
piloted that team to six years o.
championship, is managing the base
| ball team for the Guard. Much mor'
! cannot be said about his ability as ;
manager as at all times he has showI
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
COIORED CHURCH LEAGUE.

Four colored churches combined
last night to organize baseball
league. Representative OF A. U. M.
r., Bethel NJ. e., Ezion and Haven M.
T., met in odd Fellows Temple and
outlined plans for the season. Twi-
light ball will be played and an Is
game schedule will be started May 3.
The following officers we're elected:
Elmer Loatman president; John Bell
vice-president; J. Hunt, treasurer;
W. Webb, secretary, and W. II
Smith, recording secretary. Elmer
Loatman. W. II. Webb and c. A
Brown were elected to the grounds
committee.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
MILFORD PUTS BRAKES
ON BRDGEVILLE SET

Milford stopped Bridgeville high
schools winning streak yesterday to
the tune OF ~ to s. Many thrilling
catches were made during the game.
Hynson was taken from the box i'm
the fifth. He was replaced by e. Nal
com, who was also ineffective vii
son was touched for thirteen hits.
but he managed to keep them well
scattered.
Curry starred for Bridgeville
while for Milford, Dryden and Rob
erts in the outheld and Nutter and
Denney in the inhcld played a ster-
ling game. Hudson starred At bat
The scorc.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
GARDENs RoYs FoRFEIT.

Union Gardens forfeited to the
Beaver A. c. Tuesday. The lineup OF
the Beavers follows: Johnny Mar
tin, c.; Winnie Stewart. p.; Johnny
Farra, h.; Bunk Ferguson, 2b.; Ed
Hearn, 3b; Toots Arthur, H.; Len
Murray. cf.; George Farra, RI. The
Beavers would like to hear from
any II to IS year old team in the
city. Send challenges to Johnny
Farra. 1919 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
OLYMPIA CHANGE NAME

Olympia has changed its name TO
st. Hedwig's Reserves but will keep
the original schedule playing Lake
wood at the Military grounds tonight
and Rose Hill on Saturday at Rose
Hill. St. Hedwig's Reserves would
like to hear from Liberty. West End,
Sixth Ward wild Cats and Delaware
Bronze. Send challenges to man
ager Joe Riddle, 1104 Linden street
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Morning News
DOELZE GETS TWO
BUMPS THIS TIME

Kurt Doelze who was sailing
along prettily in the bowling cham
pionship was treated TO twin
tumble last night when he went
down to defeat before Mccall and
Hampsh. Doelze did not give in
without a struggle. putting up one
Il the toughest battles to stave or
the trimmings ever seen az Grsdys.
Mccall and Doelze went six
games before a winner came 10
ight. the fifth being tied al $50.
The first game went to Doelze by
one point, i54 to 153 and the fourth
10 Mccall by one point. 157 TO 1856.
evening matters on that score.
Doelze beat Hampsh the first
came in their match, but lost the
next two. He took the fourth cas-
ily only to lose the match in the
aezt game when Hampsh dropped
i75 TO his 164. Strange TO note.
both Doelze's total scores were
larger than McCall's and Hampsh's.
Herman split even in his two
yames. losing 10 Mitchell and de-
feating Mccall. Tho Mitchell-Her-
man match was a corker. and after
battling away for four games. with
zach man winning two, Mitchell
won the nth and deciding game by
Jne point. 15S TO 157.
There will be no games in the
ournament tonight.
loelza
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
ALPHA CLuR ELECTS

the Alpha outing Club has
elected the following officers Leslie
c. Nipple, president: Walter con.
ner, ice-president: William +,
carlon. treasurer; George L. Wilde
secretary.
This club, which conducted thre
successful straw rides last season. /
planning to give another one o.
May 2s to Lenape Park.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Newspaper League STANDING
DELAWARE CITY Is
DOING THE TALKING
Special TO The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. ApriI

DELAWARE CITY. Del. April q.
THAT Delaware City Suburban
League team is certainly a cockv
bunch Of bah tossers. They are
counting the days until the time
they can display that league bunting
from the new 60-foot hag-pole they
arc going to erect al the Fourth
street diamond. AS for the loving
cup. Manager Moore. who conducts
one of the largest ice cream saloons
in town. has prepared a place in his
show window in which a sign is TO
be placed reading, "This is where
the Suburban League Loving Gun is
TO rest at the close OF the season. 80
The undisputed victory over the
/ Elsmere bunch last Saturday has
set the town on fire. baseballically
| speaking. Preparations arc being
made to accommodate the largest
crowd ever witnessed at a baseball
opening. Mayor Bright says he
will show the boys some OF the old 70
time pep" when he throws that old
I pill out TO begin the local season.
/ The town brass band has been prac-
ticing for several weeks for the
auspicious occasion.
Captain Goghegsn says Spicer.
who is to make his debut in fast
company next Saturday, certainly
has all his stuff with him this year.
and is sure of the game. Goghegan
is wondering how to keep the score
within reasonable range. so as 10
rot discourage the other teams OF
the league.
Five Pointers are the opponents
for next Saturdays contest.
Pugh. the old Wilmington catcher,
is putting the b6ss on their mettle
and keeping the pitchers serving up
lhoir hot ones at all iimns
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
sHIPBUILDERs SAVE DAYIIGHT

CHESTER, Pa, April 2l.-rhe
daylight saving plan is in effect at
the sun and Merchant Shipyards in
this city all employees reporting for
duty earlier Members Of the office
force report at 7.30 instead OF 8,
leaving at instead of 4.3O. The
yard forces report at and quit at
3.45.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
ODEsSA SCOUTS IN CANTF

Odessa Boy Scouts have organized
a ball team and will play the Mid
dletown Boy Scouts. Saturday after
noon. on the Odessa grounds. The
Odessa scouts would like to arrange
games with any other troop in the
State. Send all challenges to the
Rcv. a. V. Tippett. rs R-23, Odessa,
Del.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Totals ........ls $
Milford
......42 12 - %
LAUREL. Z: BEACoMs SCHOOL. 6

LAUkEL, Del. April zI.-LaureI
defeated Beacom's School, Of Sails
bury. here yesterday, to 6. Sails
bury got one run in the first, but
could do nthing with Wright Lau-
rels pitcher. who struck out twelve
men in six innings. In the seventh
wright and others retired. boys be-
ing substituted, the game thereafter
being a farce.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
A w MEETING

Wilmington League represen-
tatives will meet in the Morning
News office tonight at s o'clock.
President Melia requests the fol-
lowing umpires to be present to re-
ceive their assignments for Satur-
day: Andrews. Coughlan, McLaugh-
lin, Duncan and Cunningham. All
the managers Of the league are urged
to be present as business OF import
ancc will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
COME FELLOWS. WAKE UPi

Lorraine Independents would like
to hear from several of the teams
down State to whom they have
written and not received replies.
They include Dover. Harrington.
Seaford and Laurel. Communica-
tions should be addressed TO a. De
Luca, Sixth and DUPONT streets.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
JUNIOR CHURCH
LEAGUE
ToDAYs GAMES.

Grace vs.. Brandywine, Baynard
Field. Diamond No. /.
St Peurs vs. Goodman, Rockford
Towc-, Diamond NO. /.
Emmanuel VS.. Second Baptist,
Baynard Field. Diamond No. 2.
Union vs.. First Central, Baynard
Field. Diamond No. ?.
West VS.. Westminster, Rockford
Tower, Diamond No 2.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
HEREs THE GAME BOYS.

Some fast ball will be staged al
the Second and DUPONT street
grounds this afternoon when the ST
Thomas All-Stars engage the Will
mington Giants. Charlie Fishback,
speedy little backstop. was elected
captain Of st. Thomas last night
Ihe game this afternoon will start
at 4.3O O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
srRoNG FINIsH WIS.

With the score at a deadlock when
the ninth inning opened. the Morn
ing News clubbers batted in three
runs. sending the Kiwanis Club to
defeat
sid" Manlove, on the hill for the
News, was invincible to the kiwanis
clubbers. holding them to three
nits- Better support from his team
mates would have given him an easy
victory. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
ELKs POLIsH oFF srAR.

II took the Elks six innings to
pile up a total OF Ia runs on the
Sunday Star at Harlan Field, while
Bill Stewards gang was getting one.
The Elks presented a fast lineup,
and appeared as strong as any in the
league. Bunting was on the hill and
let the Starmen down with four hits.
Score.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
GOLDEN Ron rs orr

Golden Rod would like to arrange
games with any team in the city
whose players ages range from IS to
rs years. Tho boys arc without a
game for Saturday. Send challenges
to Roy Richerson. 72S West Second
street. or Walter Potts. 11O4 Conrad
street
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
JOURNAL IN ATuI1-T1ce

Inc Evening Journal Athletic As
soelauon was organized at noon TO.
gay ior the purpose OF promotine
sports. The officers OF the now a.,
soeiation are: President. Ben Croen !
stem vice-president. Elmer pond
and secretary-treasurer. Henry Ia.
rosch.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
DOVER TO oPrN NAV q,

49, 1,e.,-, 20 me Evening journal.
DoN Eh' April 2i.-The baseball
''.sson ..., mere VIII ohcially open sat
t.oaS' May D. James b. Bice. Jr.
mas been elected manager Of ,hss
.eam and Robert Walker. assistsnt
courtland Hardesty win canss,~
ne team. The grand stand vii, y,
rebuilt and enlarged and a keeno
of the grounds employed.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
.DELAWAREDROPS
ANOTHER GAME
Defeated by Navy at An
napolis by Score of
9 to 2
HOGAN MAKES
TWO HOME RUNS
Special 10 me Eveninr TournaI.

~ 80 'rfNi'tir "NNt iAehi
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April 21.-Del-
aware made 1t five straight defeats
today by dropping a game to the
Navy Q to 2.
Gaines held Delaware to three hits
and famed 10. Hogan's two home
runs were features OF the game.
Delaware went TO pieces after the
fourth game, when Rothrock, crack
Delaware pitcher. was sent to the
bench after warm words with Base
Umpire stump, which had their in
ception over disputes OF a couple OF
alleged bad decisions Grubb. who
succeeded him, was hit hard. The
score:
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
oUTrs RING FoR GoI.r

LONDON. ~ Jimmy Wilde. who
has amassed fortune at boxing. mas
intimated to friends here he will re-
tire from the ring and take up golf
He claims that the rigors Of ring
training injure his health
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Will HONOR RTrREr

ST. LOUIs.-"Jimmy Burke" dav
will be observed here May Il. the
hrst appearance Burke will make
with the Red Sox. Fans have not
forgotten the former manager Of the
Browns
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
CONTINUE TOBACCO BUSINESS.

A. r. Saylor. has purchased the
stock and fixtures Of the p. c. dupont
cigar store, 413 Shipley street, which
was sold at trustees sale. The manu-
facture and sale OF cigars will be
continued under the management OF
Mr.. dupont.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
Ynu sam Ir. GIRIlsl

II they can vote they can play ball,
40 the Kirkwood Bloomer Girls have
organized a team and would like to
arrange games with any 13-year-old
girls club in the city. They can bc
seen every day prachcing at the
Kirkwood playground.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
PINE JRs. AFTER TRoI-R1r

Pine Juniors are in the field and
would like to meet the best OF the
IL to l4-year-old teams in the citv.
Send challenges TO Harry Quinn.
Fourth and Church streets, phone
S444.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

base hit, Swain. Two-base hits, Larosch
Oskowsld. Struck out-By Oskowsll.
10; by Thomas, s. Base on balls-On
Thomas. /: OF Oslxowski, 2. Umpires-
Magiu and Mcbride.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
POPLAR WANTS ON

Poplar A. c. would like 10 book
games with 13 to 16-year-old teams
in the city. Address challenges t.
Francis Mclaughlin, 124 Poplar
street
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
BASKETBALL rs LOSER.

BLOOMINGTON.-Football show
ed a profit OF s1O.624 and basketball
a loss OF $500 at Indiana Uniyer-
slty during the past season.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

Women will secure by the Want
Ads positions in Offices. in stores
and be successful in dealing in real
estate.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
kI,nanla Club

NummarN-IWO-ba mis-, Long, IT.
Manlove, r. Manlove Sacrifice fly
Reed. Sacrifice hits-Tasker. Brady 2.
Double play-McLaughlin to Toliver
Struck out-Manlove, IL; Winters. s.
Umpire--Dawson
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

Summary Two-base hit. Hampsh.
Struck out-By Bunting. Il; by Banks.
3. Double plays -Bodenstedt to Had
erer Sacrifice hits-Kinsler Base on
oails-On Banks, q. Umpire-McGowan
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

Navy ...............O 3 01 ! - 0 "a
Delaware ...........0 0 0 o / 0 o o.
Sacrifice hits, Poole. q Hogan. Wilson.
Sacrifice flies. Rawlings Home runs.
Hogan. O. Stolen bases. Pine. Poole
Gaines. Harris Struck out, by Gaines.
10. by ROthrock. /. by Grub. I. Base
on balls on Gaines. on Rothrock, A..
on Gruhb. .. Wild pitch. Grubb. Passed
ball. Nutter. Time Of game, 2.01. Um-
pires. Audrey and Stump. Of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
rnIs TIME LAsr YEAR

Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati and
took the lead in the National
League.
Baltimore only city in which
rain did not prevent opening In
ternational League season.
Navy beat Harvard. TO /.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

No. 4 School took No. "a into camp
at Eighteenth and NanBuren by
score Of to O.. This game was
well played and close throughout
Skroa in the box, and Dobson at
second shared the honors. each per
forming brilliantly in the field.
Score:
, No. ....... OIL / 0 0-3
No. "a ........O 0 0 90
Batteries:-Skroa and Croft;
Churnside. Bloodwell and Thomas
and Brown.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE

In a game marred by errors, No.
/ School defeated No. 2S at Fourth
and Church yesterday Clugston
permitted the winning run TO score
from third base when he rolled the
ball back to the pitcher. Barber S
home run. with the fielding of the
No. boys furnished the thrills.
Poor support was afforded Walker
who pitched in top form for the los
ers. About 200 attended the game
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

An umpire must have two good eyes:
A voice that's low and thick,
He also must have lots OF speed
To dodge the oft-thrown brick.
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

sPoole hit by batted BAH.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Evening journal., 1921-04-21

A four-base drive gets much APP
plause,
IL gives the player fame
But records show n weIl-timed hit
More often wins the game.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-09

Now be it resolved that for the
purpose of determining the issue of
said bonds as authorized in Section
I743 of Volume | of the 1912 Code
of Laws for said state, an election is
hereby ordered to be held at the
school house in said district on the
18th day of August, 1921, the polls to
be opened at 200 o'clock in the fore
noon, and closed at 400 in the af-
ternoon, on the question of whether
such: bonds shall be issued or not, in
which election only qualified voters
or electors residing in said school dis
trict shall be allowed to vote.
J. B. Bedenbaugh, L. A. Shealy.
w. D. Hatton are hereby appointed
managers of such election.
The ballot cast must have written
or printed on it the words, "For
Bonds" or against Bonds
J. C. Aull,
J. J. Hentz,
Thos "A. Settler,
Trustees of School District No. 26 of
-Newberry County, the State OF
South Carolina.
August 1st,, 1921.