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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
"SMOKELESS' SMOKER
PROVIDES FINE TREAT
Y. M. c. A. Affair includes Ex-
hibitions of skill. Strength,
Music and Fun.

delightful time was ENJOYED BY
several hundred people at the smoke
Iepa'' smoker at the " NJ. G. A., last
night. which waa atured with ath-
ietie events, q musical entertainment
and Il surprise stunt The latter feature.
proved to he the funniest event Of the
evening. Two youngsters picked coins
with their teeth rom two pans IN one
of which Was -four, while the other con
tanned molassos. After working o few
minutes III each PAM the boys *
oh1nged places and provided much
amusement as they showed their faces.
covered with either flour on molaases
Music for the occasion was furnished
hy the orchestra from No. "a school and
this WINS one Of the treats of the even
ing The work Of this orchestra. the
average az Of which is not mora than
thirteen ycara. attracted much attention.
The members Of the orchestra follow.
Eleanor Snyder. Eleanor Edge. Harry
ixnrfulst. Frank Jones, Albert Bcsgs.
Garrett Dawson. Harold Harmon,
Michael Everett, pineus Levinsisy, Con-
rad Mclaughlin. Irving Mcbride and
Robert Donlin. Miss Howe is the leader
Of tho orchestra.
The athletic stunts comprised tum-
bling by Leroy r. Sparks, assistant ply
sieaI director; Fred Huriihy and VIII
liam Shellady. ny weight boxing III,
Levinkron and Fred Hurlihy, tuTnbiing
by John Y. Cooper, Robert Wade, a. y.
Carter and r. deFano; wrestling by
A.. Il. Carter and John Rendine and
Charles London and Jim Taseos.
Half smokes with coffee completed
the program. The committee on ar
ranrements was. NJ Burton Myer. How
ard Collins and Harry Link, membership
secretary Of the = NJ. G. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
SOUTH S|DE-EDEN
TOPLAY DEFIANCE
Some Game Expected Tomorrow
Afternoon When Two Teams
Meet at Third and Adams.

Sleen is predicted TO be negative
quantity i'm the Tenth ward tomorrow
afternoon. when Harry Grant and ms
remnant aspiring South Side-Eden gang
win invade the quiet realms of the west
side i'm his effort to keep in the running,
when they viii tackle the fast steppins
Defiance team at the Third and Adams
streets grounds.
The fans of the western end OF town
have been awaiting this game for some
time to compare the relative strength
Of the two teams and it is expected that
the largest crowd of the season VIII
witness the game.
Manager Grant will likely send Fred
Wiley AT the Tenth warders, while
Fishhack will hold the New Castle lad
up behind the plate.
Jimmy Taylor win return to the
Purple and Gold colors, after lay
OF and will try TO fool the South Siders
with "A varied assortment while Mike
Flood will likely do the receiving.
Tho game will get under way at ,,
whom Umpire Mcconnell will announce
the batteries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
oFF DAY AT NEWARK.
University of Delaware Teams Arc Idle
Tomorrow; Busy Next Week.


sDeciaI Correspondence of Every Evening.
Newark. May 20.--This Saturday viii
Sc an OF day with the University q
Delaware athletic teams. The tennis
team is the only one scheduled There
win be tennis match on the local
courts with Johns Hopkins.
Next Wednesday. the baseball team
VIII go TO Syvarthmore for the annual
game with the Little Quakers and next
Saturday Dickinson VIII be here. The
track team has 2 dual meet with
Swarthmore at Swarthmore next Tues
day and IN June { there VIII be dual
meet with Muhlenburg at Muhlenburg
Unless more games are arranged. this
viii conclude both the baseball and
track schedules Delaware was 20 meet
University OF Maryland in both these
sports here. but the contests have been
cancelled.
The Rehabilitation team yesterday
afternoon. defeated the Delaware Col
lege faculty. Under the coaching Of
Cray Cartew the ~Rehab.' boys are
showing wonderful Improvement
The Delaware freshmen went to AIii-
ford totsay 70 play q game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
BLUE TEAM NOSES
OUT RED SHOOTERS
First of Eight Stages of National
Small Bore Team Match
Held Last Night.

The first Of the eight stages that &c
to make up the national small bore
team match were shot last evening at
the Diamond state Clubs outdoor range
near SheIlpot. The club has entered two
teams in the national event and be-
cause of some delay in forwarding the
official targets from Washington. four
Of the eight stages win have to be shot
this week.
The Blue team nosed out the Red
shooters by seven points with total Of
624x7OO. C.. Is. Lister climbed into first
place again after a long vacation
among the also rams with a score Of
96xl00 i. w. Lister and ]. b. Sinh
mons tied for second honors with s5
apiece and Jake Pusey landed in third
with "a. G. ]. sylvester. old time rifi4-
man, but lately a 'scattergun' artid
was on hand and after looking at his
target the other rife shooters advised
him that from this time on he shoots
with the Diamond State Club. Pierson
and w. F. Simmons We're on hand but
did not shoot for record. The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Local Sports

The st. Paul Juniors defeated West
minister Juniors yesterday afternoon.
SIS, at Rockford Tower.
st. Mary's and Lorraine will play at
Fourth and Church streets tonight in
a twilight game At s.
The wilmington Trapshooting As
sociation win stage the third shoot of
a series for the Harlan class trophies
at Bellevue tomorrow afternoon.
The University Of Delaware faculty
team and the Biwanis club VIII play the
second game OF q series at Harlan Field
this afternoon.
The wawaset baseball team wants
games. Phone Joseph Strebb. 2025-W.
Liberty A. c.. Mohawk. Blue Rocks or
Alco are preferred.
The st. PauTs Independent baseball
team will play st. Ann tomorrow after
noon at the Rockford Tower grounds.
Brewnson's team OF the All Whining
ton League defeated the Black Sox
team at Third and Adams street last
night, 1873. Gray pitched well for the
Brownson team.
The Delaware Bloomer Girls tackle
the Mailing Room Ail-stars at Eight-
eenth and Van Buren streets this even
ing and fast game is expected.
Chippey's An-stars and Defiance Of
the All Wilmington League viii play al
Second and Adams streets this evening
in twilight game.
The Odessa team win play the De-
fiance Travellers tomorrow afternoon at
Odessa.
Manager Miller, Of Eastlalle. has an
nounced that the game between Edge
Moor and Eastlake. scheduled for
Twenty Ninth and Market streets, has
been transferred 70 Twenty Second and
Clasmont streets.
..Gibby" Patterson. star shortstop' for
the National Guard and the Eiks team.
is suffering from bad spike wound re-
ceived last Wednesday evening.
There viii be : special meeting Of the
National Guard baseball team at the
wants all the players TO be present as
matters of importance are to be dis
cussed.
The Huber Baking Company team
will play the workhouse nine at the
worlhouse on Thursday May 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
lITH WARD
sHoor AT AuDIfoRIUa.
Brandy vine Rifle and Pistol Club Have
Sport Tonight-

The regular rife and pistol shoot of
the Brandywine Rifle and Pistol Club
win ba held this evening in the base
.nent OF the Auditorium on West Elev-
enth street
The shoots are held twice week on
Tuesday and Friday evening. beginning
1T Z. The newly appointed five-man
team win be given a chance 10 show
some speed tonight. when they VIII have
their first practice shoot, Much is ey-
fected of this team and later it will be
increased to a ten Or twenty-lnan team.
This team is % represent the club ia
al team matches. and every member of
the elub Is striving 70 make this teana.
The outdoor season is here and sew
cgal OF the shooters are enjoying this
sport. but for those who are not for
tunate enough to he able to get out, the
indeer range offers Just as much prac-
tice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
MT. SALEM s
KEYSTONE CLUB SET.
Unusual Program Scheduled for To-
night at Pythian Castle.

Everything is all set for this evening
when one of the biggest athletic and
musical entertainments ever presented
in this city win be presented at Pythian
Castle, under the auspices of the Key
stone Field Club. The boxing end Of
the show will bring here the greatest
collection of fistic artists seen for
many day.
Some of the artists who are to APP
pear tonight have national reputation.
They are: Bobby Barrett, Happy Jack
AIcWiniams and BOBBY McCann.
The musical end Of the program will
also be the best OF the season. with q
number of selections to be given by
s--,sl singers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
TRAUB TO MEET BELMONT.

Johnny Traub, chester's favorite 110-
pound boy, who has been boxing in this
city for the past few months, has made
a number Of friends in this city. His
next appearance in this city viii be with
Joe Belmont, Of philadelphia, week
from tonight
This bout is expected 70 be some
drawing card as both battlers are well
known mitt artists and their past work
in this city stamps them as among the
best in their class in this part Of the
country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Five POINTS WINS.
Sfantan foam al Suburban Leasue
Handed Surprise.

Suburban League Standing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
GOLDEY COLLEGE IN
WIN OVER ELKTON
Hickman Pitches Fine Game for
Local Players; Warren
Features at the Bat.

Special correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. May 20.--The fioldey
College baseball nine of Wilmington,
defeated the EilSton High School team
here Wednesday afternoon, if-5, ia a
contest featured by the pitching OF
Hickman, who allowed but three hits
and tanned Il. Warren featured 1T the
bat for the Wilmingtoninns with four
hits out of five trips TO the plate. The
defeat is the second for the local team
this season. both defeats having been
at the hands of the Wilmington team.
The Goldey College nine VIII play
Salesianum IN wilmington next Tues
day evening. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
MANAGER HARsnmax pusr.
Huber Baking Company Team VERY
Active Now

Manager Emory Hafshman. ~ fl.
Huber BakiBg %. team is busv th
days strengthen .ie tho weak srofs m
the dough boys" Ilnc Or. The a6drrr
of pitcher ward and Bin Baneon aife
materially in boistering ths infeid ara
offers have been made % Mldee H,
I.aughiin ard Scott ~ fho Marahaufra
team. As yet these men have not brer
signed but probably win anE fhrlr
signature 70 q CRY League contrnsf
within few days
HfDers are anticipating DlaVlr x
nnld-week twilight ban md have revnr
dates with first class teams Any taa
IN the Suburban League wishing q fH
light game ear 1,a aeeomrnodafs.I 81 rar-
ing 1915 and skiing Tor Emory Iiarah-
man, THURSDAY June End 3fh wrd lstn
are open datass on the Bakers sehedat.
June Both. Huber w-iu travel 10 snvrn
where they meet Harvey Faries la
Smyrna aggrc cation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Saturday Sport Calendar
BASEBALL.
suburban League.

Suburban League.
Eisn,ere at Delaware City, um-
pire. Winthrup.
Five Points at Krehs Co.; um-
pire. Jamison.
stanton al Marshallton, um-
pire, LINK.
City League.
Fourth Ward VS.. Huber.
Edge Moor VS. Eastlake.
sIIighland VS.. National Guard of
Delaware.
st. Hedwig's VS.. Hillcrest.
ALI-WILMINGT0N.
Ninth Ward VS.. Brownson,
Second and du Pont, umpire.
Hamilton.
Neighborhood VS.. Parkside,
Harlan Field. umpire, Duncan.
South Side Eden VS.. Defiance,
Conrad street; umpire. McCon-
nell.
Eleventh Ward VS.. keystone.
Fourth and Church streets; UNI
pire, Cunningham.
Church League.
West VS.. First Central, Bay
nard, No. L.
Emmanuel VS.. Scott, Rockford,
No. =.
Union VS.. Trinity NJ. T., Bay
nard No. 2.
TENNIS.
Wilmington Country Club
finals.
COLE.
Wilmington Country Club, Sec
ond round, classes OF eight.
TRAPSH00TING.
Greenhill Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
TERRIER DROPS 1900 FEET
FROM An AIRPIANE

By. Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Ranfoul. III, May 20.--YBing. :
a fox terrier. made 8 descent OF
1900 feet in a parachute from an
airplane at Channte Field yes
tertlay When sBing landed. he
worked himself free from his
harness. overcaIne another dog.
set To prevent his onward journey
and ran TO Headquarters with d
message carried in Il pouch sus-
pended from his neck,
The performance was To show
the practicahility Of using dogs
to carry messages when an air
plane is unable 10 land 'Bingn
was dropped OF of d wing of
the ship by Sergeant A. q. Shoe
maker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
MIDDIEToWN BACK AGAIN.
Lower County Baseballers Reorganise
For Season.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Middletown, May 90. Tho AIiddle-
town Al. Al. team has reorganized and
win play the season out. The team was
disbanded through lack of financial sup
port.
al canvass was made during the week
with gratifying results. The season
opens on May 2s- me team y without
game for that date also Decoration
Day. Any first class team wishing
either of these dates address, r.. III.
Jones. Secretary, Middletown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Athletes to Attend Church.

The Silverhrook Athletic Association.
4 body III 50 Young men. viii attend the
services AT Silverhrook NJ T.. Church,
sunday evening when the pastor. ReV.
II. X. Stephenson. viii preach on The
Young Alan and His Friendships The
choir viii render special music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
CANES TODAY AND TOMORROW.
American Leagn.

American League.
Washington at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National League.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
hit BY RATED BALL.
George Madden, of New Castle, sustains
Slight Fracture of Skull.

DurIng a baseball galne last night at
Third and Adams street, George Madden,
"a years old, living at New Castle, who
vas playing ON the Brownson Library
Association baseball team, was hit by
4 hatted hall and Knocked unconcious.
II was stated at the Delaware Hospital
where Madden was taken, that he is
sufIelang from i slight fracture Of the
skull, Ills condition IS not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
AmerIcan League.
Yesterdays SCORES.
National Leagne.

National League.
st. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, I'll inns.)
Chicago, 5; New York, 3.
Pittsburg, z Brooklyn, s.
Boston. 5; Cincinnati,
American League.
Cleveland, 4; Athletics. 3 I'll innings)
New York. II; Chicago, A.
Detroit, 3 Boston, 2.
Washington, 8; St. Louis. s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
CODEY COLLEGE WINS OVER EKTO KEYSTONE SMOKER BOUTS TONIGHT
KEYSTONE SMOKER BOUTS
SIT FOR TONIGHT


windnp.
Harry Jack Williams. ~
Philadelphia W. Iifn Buchanan
middleweight champion " Scot
iaud
Semi Windup.
Bobby Barrett. sensational X
o. artist w. Is0lph Raymond.
Deiawafe's champion weiter
weight.
Third Bout.
Eobfy Mccain, of pittsburg ~.
Mickey Morris, WiirninEton's
favorite.
Second Bout.
Jimmy ireland, Keystone Field
Club W. Jack Lynch
Opening Bout.
Buckey Mecsinnis. keystone
Field Club W. Walter Mcf<oid.
Clifton Heights.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
BInes.

". Q. Webster, W. r. Webster, A. p
Dougherty. E. b. Martin, Dave Appleby.
Jack Nurnberg, G. Pierce and c. w.
Pierce will also shoot with the teams.
but We're unable to participate last
night. They viii casch up their back
scores tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

Five Points surprised the stanton
team of the Suburban League yester-
day and won. ST.. Four teams are now
tlea for second place. Both teams play
"a we'll The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
RroNn q Handle rracamea.

Fred Brown. OF the Wilmington High
school. has taken complete charge Of
the training OF the track mea of the
Delaware avenue institution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
p. i. NJ. A. Irs. Want Games.

The p. Y. IA. A. Irs. would like to
schedule games with any teams in or
out OF the city. ages ranging from II to
is years. Send challenges to n. Brao-
zowski, 723 East Seventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
EAST END WINS
HIIIerest Takes Good Iaring In rrg
League Game.

Hilicrest took q EoCd iarinr varrf
afternoon AZ shenf.ot when th Esr
End tean won. go ErhrFh m
sabatta featured with thrar hfa .rrn
The score
East End 2nI0s ta
IfiIcrest a o g.0 y n0 N-H
T'wo-lase hits. III Echr D. Ar#sr H.
Heinholtz, Blake. W EoeEa Haian rtm
FL. Echrich Struck out ar ReirhnIJ
8; AIullken. 5. Douhie PLAYS. I E-
rich. Agster t0. Long. Len "a ha
East End. y stolen bases. y. Eehrirn
q A. Reinhoitz. -. Echrch. samtta
Long. Sacrifice hits r. Eohrirh. Oh
Echrich. Bases Oh balls. on Reinnu.ta
. OF AIuiEken. a. Umpire. =. Ions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
HARLAN GIANTS WIN.

The Harlan Giants defeated Eleventh
Ward of the Wilmington League
last night, So. Malloy allowed only
seven hits. but received poor support.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
GRACE WINS ANOTHER.
y. Garyine Pitches First Game and Per-
forms Well i'm Church Circuit.

Grace added another victory TO it's
list last niEht. by defeating Old Swedes.
a-2 =. Garvine pitched his first game
for Grace and performed well. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
BRIDGEymLE NINE WINS.
Ones Game Lost b. Ianrel Yes
ferday Afternoon.

Laurel. MAY 2o.-The Bridgevnle
tsam defeated the hone team yesterday
afternoon. in a. one-sided game, 12-2.
Wright was touched for 13 hits and
Adams and Curry secured three, The
scnre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
DE SALES
ais -,........... z 10 II

De Sales ] % Q o.
Defiance ..s.s.. y ~ y % 2 u
Hits Off Lafferty in J inning; OF
ConneII z IN 8 Innings, of Buttle, 3.
Earned runs, De sales. q; Defiance, l.
Fwo-base hits, Carr Grant. strucK out.
by LaRerty, j by Gonnell, 6i By Buttle,
I0. Hit by pitched bali, Butte Bases Il
balls, oil Laferty, on Connel, um-
pIre. Kerrigan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
ENGINEERS WIN.
quinn and Riley Pitched Well in Hotly
Contested Game.

The Engineering Department baseball
team defeated the Sales nine. 2-2, in q
hptIy contested game at the dn Pont
Country club grounds. Quinn and
Riley pitched well. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
GREENBANK
st,.=-5ss#ss4 : ,
VII. ALIrStr ARa.

Home -Cottingham Two-base hits
Slaughter Wingate. Johnson Double
plays Brandt 10 Benson Brandt to
Slaughter Go Benson Bases on balls on
Briscoe. / off Nanderbrak l. struck out
BY Briscoe. 3. by Yanderbrak. s. um-
pires Cunningham and Roach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
DEFIANCE JUNIORS LOSE.

One of Best Played Games of Season
Won by De Sales.
In one of the best played games in
Junior ranks this season, Defiance
Juniors bowed 10 De Sales, III. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
GRACE
OLD swEDEs
ORE BY INNINGs

sa-.,e % o %
old Swcdes .... o o 2-2
'rwo-base hits Lichtenstein Three
base hits smith Double play. Moran
10 Il Ritter struck out, by Garyine. s; /;
Engiernan Bases on balls. of Garyine, 2;
Engleman Umpire, Coffin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
EDGE MOOR WINS.
ST. Hedwig's Collects Five Hits and
Takes Count.

st. Hedwlg's was held "a five hits and
Edge Moor defeated the City League
team. Sd. in q closely played game at
Edge Nicer last night. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
score by lnnings.

When il comes % real esfate--gou
know what you want. Iook throssG
the aIphabericai list of properties ar4
apart1nents-au fully described--ln taa
classified section. Perhaps Tol wIi
find il listed today: 81 not don't losa g
day-cau 900 ask for al takcr an.l
tell the public--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
woRkHortsE NINE WINS.
Eardea Planners Players Surprise
Local Combination With Fast Playing

Warden Plummer's team surprised
the Wilmington All-Stars yesterday
afternoon with a 80 victory. the game
being one of the fastest of the season
at the workhouse. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
GOODMAN WINS.
Church Teaps Stage Interesting Game
But Mt Salem Loses.

Cookrnan won an interesting game
from Mt Salem in a postponed contest
IN the Church League last night. The
s.gftFe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

Try an Every Evening Want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
ALL.srARs vIcroRIoUs.
Delaware City Teams stage InteresiiuE
Same. Lest bE Cubs.

Same. Lest Do Cabs.
Special CorEespondence - Every Eroni--
Delaware City. May 20.-Tl UtM
played same here yesterday. the tl.-
stars defeated the Cubs. 8 10 1fr-
Carthy pitched an exceptionally glsal
game for the All-Stara 4llowls lst
three scattered hits.
Reybold pitched a good game Cor the
Cubs but mis- support was raggcd Ise. g
was a star baEging three siugles 0u-
Of four trips % the plate
score b. lnn.ugs.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-18
Determining Poisonous vapoeA

Tn it's efforts to determine the ex- tent to which the vapors of fires are actively poisonous. the United States bureau of mines has sought vacuum bottle samples of air from different places in burning buildings In ? cit les. Certain indications have been re- ported from the contents of such bot lies as have been returned. Most dreaded at fires Is carbon monoxlde. but only one sample of air from above ground showed this gas. the quantity in that case being too small to harm when breathed a short time. The alr and smoke in cellars. however. con laln considerably more. The vel,tila-
 on giving good combustion apparent Y disposes of any carbon moEoXlde produced. hut there may be seIse ac- eumuadon in close places where ven tllation ls poor. Air charged with dense smoke was quite free from poi Sonous gas. the effect of such air be- ing mechanical irritation from breath Ing the smoke: and the most peiSoh- ous air found Was a sample eoatain- Ing little smoke that was taken from poorly ventilated space among cGses In a basement.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-18
"CRUClFlx FISH" ODD cURI0
Figure Of Man on Cross Plainly Re sealed on Dried Skeleton of West
 indian Product

Joseph Relchenhach Of so Henry street, has curiosity in inc way of fish which throughout the West h. dian country k known as the "erucIflx fish" and Is regarded with q mixture Of reserential awe by the natives, who throw specimens caught in their nets back into the sen and cross them selves when they come on the skull of one.
 The dried skeleton of this fish shows plainly on the under side Of the skuil the figure of man on a cruciflx with a halo about his head. On the other side of the skull is q figure of monk with a cowl bending before an altar.
 Mir. Relchenbaeh prizes the speci- men very highly He keeps II in a little wooden box like coffin. For meriy he was barber in the Hotel of St. George, and one day John l.. Snl- lIvan, the famous pagIlist, happened in and Joe showed him specimen of the odd fish. Sullivan was deeply im- pressed. and expressed wish to have one like if. so Joe made him gift of duplicate of the fish.
 There are other peculiarltles about this fish skeleton which Joe has. When if is lifted up and shifted there Is a rfttling in the skull like dice rolling. Those are what are known AS the "air bone. ."-Brooklyn Eagle.