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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
NEW CASTLE HIGH IN
WIN OVER NEWARK
Superior Foul Shooting by Nc
Knit Gives Victory; Gives
Winners County Title.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Feb. 1o.--New Castle High
School basketball team took a fast aud
exciting game from Newark High in
the University OF Delaware cage last
night. 81 10 2S. This makes the second
victory by New Castle over Newark
this season. the iixst being by a more
decisive scCrc. at New Castle.
Superior foul shooting by NfcKnitt
won the game for the visitors, as New
Castles margin OF three points was
exactly how many more fouls they
made than Newark. McNitt shot .
out Of - fouls. while Crompton, for
Newark got but out of II. The lat
ter. however, played a fast game. scor-
,ng five of Newark's field goals. Me-
Knit was also the star for New Castle
an that respect. getting FIVE field goals.
Hopkins. also played good ball for
Newark, getting five field goals, and
Hennings guarding was another fea-
ture. Weggenmann put up a strong
game for the visitors on defense.
Each team got IL field goals. The
score vas always close and several
times Ned. The first half ended with
the score 20 to 16 in favor Of New
Castle. Newark had ted the score at
is just before the half ehded, but the
river boys forged ahead again. In the
last half the score was tied at &c.
shortly before the end of the game.
Newark scored one more point than
their opponents in the last half.
This practically gives New Castle
the secondary high school champions
ship of the county and the team will
ikely later play Dover for the State
/ title.
! New Castle played better passing
game than the locals and was also
more fortunate in caging long shots
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Elk Mills, Perryvillc at Rising sun.

Elk Mills, Perryville at Rising sun.
june 2i--Rising sun at Belair.
Havro De Grace at Darlington, Elk
Mills at Elkton, Aberdeen at Perry
vIle.
July aberdeen at Rising sun.
Belah' at Perryyille. Elk Mills az
IIavro DE Grace. Elkton at Darling
ton.
July 4--ATorning game--Dar1inston
at Rising sun. Havro De Grace at
Perryville, Elkson at Belair, ELK Mills
at Aberdeen
July Afternoon, Belair at Dar-
lington. Perryville at Elkton. Aber-
oeen AT Havre De Grace, Rising sun
at Elk Mills.
July s-EIkton at Aberdeen. Elk
Mills ~ Belair. Darlington at Perry
VILE. Havre Dc Grace at Rising sun.
July l5-berdeen at Darlington,
Rising Sun az Elkton, Beiair at Havre
de Grace. Perryville at Elk Mills
July 22-Rising sun at Perryville,
Havre De Grace at ElktQn. Elk Mills
at Darlington, Aberdeen at Belair.
July '2s-Perryville AT Aberdeen.
Darlington at Havre De Grace, Elkton
at Elk Mills, Belair at Rising sun.
August 5-iIavre De Grace at Elk
Mills, Rising sun at Aberdeen, Perry
vile at Belair, Darlington at Elkton.
August 12--Risins sun at Darling
ton, Belair az Elkton, Perryville at
Havre Dc Grace, Aberdeen as Elk
Mills
August 19-lIavre DE Grace at
Aberdeen, Elkton at Perryville. Elk
Mills at Rising Sun, Darlington at
Belair
August 26--Perryville at Darlington,
Aberdeen at Elkton, Rising sun al
uavre De Grace. Belair at Elk Mills.
September 2-Elkton at Rising sun
Hayre De Grace at Belair, Darlington
at Aberdeen, Elk Mills at Perryville
September 4. morning game-Belair
at Aberdeen. Perryville at Rising Sun
Elkton at Havre De Grace. Darlington
at Elk Mills.
Afternoon game--Rising Sun al
Belair, Havre De Grace at Darling
ton, Elk Mills at Elkton, Aberdeen al
Perryville.
September 9-Belair at Perryville
Elk Mills at Havre De Grace, Elktor
at Darlington, Aberdeen at Rising
Sun.
/ The post season series between th'
clubs winning the first half and tn,
second half series viii be PLAYED Sep
tember 13, is and %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
HANOVER BowLERs WIN.
BAKER, FEWSTER AGREE
TO SIGN WITH NANkS

Baltimore, Feb. l0.--Home Run
Baker and Chick Fewster will be
with the 1922 Yankees, and they are
not due to figure in any baseball
trades.
Following a conference held here
yesterday with his players, Manager
Miller Husgins announced that both
OF his. stars were satisfied with, the
terms he offered them, and that they
would be in line to try for regular po-
sltions when the call sounds TO the
spring training camp at New Orleans.
Fewster had been announced as
dissatisfied with his contract and
There had been a rumor that he might
figure In a deal or purchase that
would send him to the Cleveland In
dams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
swARTHMORE TONIGHT.
Blae and Gold Quintet 10 Play Little
Ouakcrs at Newark.

Newark. Feb. 10.-Swarthnore viii
be Delaware's opponents in the local
cage tonight. the game
starting at z. The Qualxers are always
a big drawing card in Newark and a
large crowd is expected. Delaware
has defeated Swarthmore once or
twice in recent years and there Is
keen rivalry between the teams.
Coach Shipley Will give his squad a
short practice this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
srovnson
Toe AIS LEAD.
, amdcn \. VI. n. A. Ba>kcthallcrs
Drop Que. sided Game fo Locals.

Tho camden y. NJ. N. A. basketball
tclm die not fare a. well as was cx-
prctCd when they met the local Y. II.
AZ. \. fiVc Last nisht ON the Third and
king streets court. Captain Regev-
boxon's frcn winning IS 10 ?.
Tho visitors started with a spurt
pud had everything their way for the
rrsi fcN minutes. but this fash Of
tlaa,r playing was short lived. as the
iucals pulled togcthcr and az ha't time
iho score showed Wilmington on
thn long end Of "a - 60 score.
captain kogenboCen starred with
lour field goals ard n U4t u rs fouls.
Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
CO-EDS NOT STHONG FOR
KISSING TILL BETROTHED
By Alssociated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York. Feb. ia major
ity of the co-eds at Columbia
and New York universities to-
day denied and characterized as
a libel the published contention
of II. /. Ingrahanl, editor of the
University of California Josh"
paper, THE Pelican that 'col-
lege women universally desire
70 be kissed and they expect
every man who takes them out
TO attempt IT,"
True, mrather negligible min
ority merely smiled when the
matter was called To their at
tention, refusing to comment
either in the affirmative or
negative. The overpowering ma
jority Of women students, how
ever, registered an emphatic
mo The substance of their hot
denial, boiled down, was that
the college girl saved her kisses
--all of them for the man who
was to be her husband.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
GLENN kILLINGER SIGNS
TO COACH AT DICKINSON

Carlisle, Pa. Feb. 10.---Glenn Kill
niger, of Harrisburg, Of Penn State.
All-merican quarterback for 1921, has
signed contract 10 coach the 1922
ootball team at Dickinson College. An
nouncement that Killinger has clos
ed negotiations with the local college
was made yesterday by DIR. G. VIII
liam Prettyman. of the college ath-
letic association Twenty-Five hun
ured dollars is the sum mentioned in
the contract.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
WOULD A STATE BASEBALL LEAGUE co?

Why not baseball league?
the opinion that such league would be hdgng
the increase interest national
Milford Is very much interested in league proposition and would
ke
Considerable interest could be formation
There number
available circuit
interest thai the o the
financial which
tho
about without much trouble and with
would accompany their the
sea for various sections acquainted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
MI. YER NON
PIONEERS.
SEVENTH WARD vs.. pRowNsoN.

The fast- going seventh Ward team
viii meet Rrownson tonigh; in a city
League game az Brownson Han. The
seventh Ward team IS composed ot
Defiance players. and as these teams
have always been great rivals. good
game should be tho result.
\ victory Tor Brownson tonight will
send the iAbrrians into tie with Sew
onth Ward. Glen" Carney. who is
nov al the head OF tho BrownsoR clan.
r. fast rounding his team into shape
nnd they may surprise the "Warders"
syhum the dope favors I'm tonight's
battle. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
ATLANTIC WTY X. OF Q.
Goals
Iv.AII Il
YOUNG DEFIANCE REGISTER
OVER PIONEER SECONDS

The Young Defiance five had little
trouble in registering a victory over
The game was a preliminary TO the
City League battle between Mt. Ver-
non and Pioneers.
Mcconnell and fiiiiben We're the
leading .point~ scorers. while Jerry
Calvin and i-ssinan put up a rapid
fire defensive game. Burke and Hayes
starred for Pioneers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
iRrpIgl,A WINS RUBBER.
Ia Basketball came With CO. y Team
II Milford.

Milford. Feb. 10.--The Frederica 4.
& won tho rubber" in a series OF
samos 90 basketball between that
team and Company y. Delaware Ma
touai Gxrd - Milford. when they
captured the contest of last Wednes-
anf nirhi in the State trmory here.
Iunrs and Betts lead Tor Frederica in
pUiit setting long shots being their
>.sei
The militia boys were not playing
tntir usual game and failed 20 take
advantage 81 tho chances offered.
The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Mt. VERNON ON LONG
END WITH PIONEERS
Fast Game Staged at Friends
School Floor; "Tony" Biddle
Stars for Winners.
HOW THEY STAND.

Ait. Vernon made it three straight
VICTORIES i'm the second half race or the
City Basketball League last night.
when they defeated Pioneers at
Friends School floor. 26 to 10.
The game was very fast, but the
Literary boys were unable TO locate
the baskets, missing many apparent
easy shots. 'rony" Biddle, the big
Mt. Vernon forward. was again the
star for the Loganmcn. with six field
goals and a pair Of foul tosses,
Tho ssrp-,,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Get Ready for
Your Garden Now

Don wait untN planting TINS beforz
YOU think about your garden
This is the time Of year 10 lay out on
paper what YOU intend 80 raise, how
your garden viii ho laid out. what ne.
cession OF crops YOU viii Use. how soon
sou will break ground for the nrst planls
INK. and many other "details
You can have the benefit ~ no brains
Of the experts Of the Federal government C
% assist YOU In this. Garden book pre- d.
pared by the Department ~ AgriciL tura
will be sent 90 any % our readers eho
request them
These are FREQ gr rcrumcnc Duhiica.
tipns All Won have 20 du IS an QUE and
mail the coupon below Re sure fo write
your name and address clearly Un Re
lines OF the coupon and enclose va cen a
Ia stamps Tor return postage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
HIGH GAME CALLED OFF.

The High School basketball
game scheduled for today with
Norristowu High School. has
been cancelled, owing 20 the
closing of the local schools. due
20 the scarlet fever situation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
STANDING.

ToNIGHT's SCHEDULE.
! : 90 Good vs. Ewing
s.t5-nooiSer VS.. Good.
HarKins vs.. Bollingcr.
p,l5~-Soudcr VS.. Everett.
ooo-Herpel VS.. Howett.
lo.a5--Dooker vs.. Souder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Wall Map Of Delaware 80 Cents.

A limited number OF the Rand Nc
Nally maps Of Delaware are on sale at
Every Evening office. 50 cents; 10
cents for postage to any address. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
standing.
rhis Weeks Seized ale.

This Weeks Schedule.
Tonight - seventh Ward W.
Brornsou. az ErownSon. Ref
cree maxwell.
smturd,, Pioneers VI -.
Msrys. AZ - Joseph >. Referee
49, Bpgxs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
BRANDYWINE TAKES ALL THREE

Brandywine won ell three games
from Bethany last night in. the Church
League match at the Silverbrook al
Ieys, The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

II what you want isn't offered on ths
classified page today. telephone an ad
OF your own.--Aoy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
NE CASTLE.
NEWARK.

IL you telephone your ad, ask about
ie discount you can get on the pric
quoted you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
rRTDHRICAAC q

Get a JOB the classified al va,
Head 'ilclp Wanted" every Gay.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
CITY IEAct y.

Last >isht'. Results.
AIf vernon. &c; Pioneers, IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

Frederic D Haskin. Dirrrklr
The Whining tuu EecrN hNcnfns fn-
formation Bureau.
Washing tuu ID.
2 cuciosc hc7gwlth fun Ccnfa .u
stamps for return uosfEFc 0n a FREE
COPY OF thc Garden Booklet
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26

4 No otner flag should be hoisted above
angle and blue cross Of the church pen-S
ant, which is allowed to fly at the mast
head above the Stars and Stripes when
religious services are in progress in q
navy. s, tg e S9s III # &.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
The Reigning Craze
RADIO FANS TO HAVE DEPART.
MENT IN LEADER BEGIN.
MING LAST WEEK T.

Radio has taken the country literal
ly by the ears Nothing like it ever
has been known in the history Of the
world. Receiving sets are being plao-
ed in city homes, farm houses, husi.
ness offices, theatres, on moving
trains, even in limousines, to catch
winged words and meandering music
from the air. Stations are being
equipped at the rate Of hundred
thousand a month. .v5 a
The Leader always on the lookout
out for the interest of its large circle
of readers, began last week radio
department which will contain brief
articles covering something of the
history of radio. the mechanics Of
radio and the broadcasting and utilt-
zation of radio.
Here is an opportunity for the fans
of Washburn to keep up to date and
obtain good deal Impractical informa-
tion in the construction and operation
Of radio "sets. .
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
THE FOUR HORSEMEN
OF THE APOCALYPSE
THE GREATEST PICTURE EVER
SHOWN IN WASHBURN,
MAY 20 AND 80

The people of Washburn and vicin-
ity will have the opportunity to see
on May 20 or 80, the largest and great
est picture ever shown in Washburn,
"TheFour Horsemen of the Apoca-
lypse"
The manager of the Liberty Theatre,
Earl Robinson, has always secured for
his patrons the best pictures that are
on the market, but with the securing
of the "Four Horsemen Of the Apoca-
lypse" he has surpassed all others.
In fact Mr.. Robinson is the first small
own manager that will show the pic
tire in the Minneapolis territory. The
company has had the picture on the
road for year and has shown it in all
the bigger cities Of North Dakota. 1t
was only this spring that they began
to book it for the smaller towns and
Mr. Robinson was the first one to Sc
cure it, as his contract was number
one. How is hat for giving the public
the best service possible? Mr.. Rob-
inson is to. be congratulated and COM
mended for securing the great picture
at such an early date. .'..
There is not much need of telling
Of the story ITSELF All are familiar
with the -Four Horsemen" Of the sixth
chapter of the Revelation of St. John,
the Divine, which tells Of War, Con-
quest, Famine and Death. With this
as background the author, Vicente
Blasco Ibanez, writes story Of the
Great War. The story opens on
large rancho in Argentina, South Am
rica, but quickly moves to the war
district when the struggle breaks out
in Europe From then on to the end
the characters are in the grip Of the
great war, until the end brought pease
to ALL The picture itself is consid-
cred the greatest ever produced and
by 1t coming to Washburn everybody
in the cuonty has the opportunity to
see 1t, If they will take it, for the
very popular price Of Is cents for
children and Is, cents for adults. The
picture will be shown two days. Nom.
day and Tuesday, Ma3 20 and 80. On
the afternoon Of the 30th there will
be a matinee.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
MORNING PROGRAM

| ~ - MORNING PROGRAM
S:45 March to station to meet north bound train.
9:15 Concert by the Washburn Military Band
9:45 March to Rivervew Cemetery. The first section
consisting of marchers, will form follows Marshall of
the Day, The Empty Saddle Washburn Military Band and
Soldiers of the late war and Boy Scouts The second
section consisting of automobiles will at 10 o'clock
and all requested be in line upper Main street.
with decorated by 945 The veterans of the Civil
and Spanish American Wars will lead the automobile sec-
ton
SGT. PERRY G. VAIL, Marshal Of the Day.
10:15 Exercises at Rivervew Cemetery.
Decoration of Soldiers Graves by school schildren
Invocation Rev, E. Broecke pastor OF Baptist church.
Selection by male quartette f
Address by Hon. w. L. Nuesse Judge 4th Judicial Dist
Selection by male quartette
"The Star spangled Banner" Washburn Military Band.
Benediction. ,-,
.-"t AFTERNOON PROGRAM
100 Open air concert by the Washburn Military Band
1870 March to Rhude's Park in South Washburn
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
REDCR0SSREP0R
FOR MCLEAN CO.
Washburn, N. D., May 6, 1922

Washburn, N. D., May 6, 1922.
ty Chapter:
The Executive Board Of the Mclean
County Chapter American Red Cross,
met on May 5, 1922, at Washburn. to
consider the report of the State Sup
ervisor of Red Cross Nurses, Miss Isa-
bel Carrouthers, who has been in the
county for the past week visiting
schools with the County Red Cross
Nurse, Miss Charlotte Lyngstad.
Miss Carrouthers presented in
very able manner the urgent need of
continuing the work so ably begun
and carried on during the past year
and half by Miss Lyngstad. Miss
Lyngstad also presented a condensed
report of the work she has accomplish
ed, Of which the following are few
of the outstanding facts: )"
Schools visited, public and paro
chlal .................. 18I
Number revisited ............. 80
Total number of children inspect
ed .................. ......... .6lU6
Number defects noted ........ 1857
Out of 2445 pupils reinspected,
number of corrections found, 420
Number of home calls ........... 1888
(191 Of these done last summer)
Reported Raymond Hanger, who was
taken to Dunseith Fresh Air School
last November is improving by leaps
and bounds. Word received from him
tells us that he has gained and al
some time at the sanatorium, he is
practically cured of the dread disease
Christina Stelter, who has been con-
fined at hospital in Bismarck for
about three months, is also improving,
although due to the neglected condi-
ton in which she was, the recovery
VIII necessarily be slow. She had been
suffering from bone infection of the
thigh for almost year before we were
able to make arrangements to have
her taken care of.
It was decided to continue the work
for the coming year and to have q
Board meeting the first of each month
in order to give the county commits
sioners an opportunity to be present
and hear the Nurses report. Baby
clinics and Follow-Up work during the
summer, and making home visits, CIV
ing advice to families that need it,
will be some of the various activities
that will engage the county nurse af-
ter the closing of the schools.
Very truly yours,
HATTIE M. McCULLOCH,
Chapter Secretary.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
WILL DEDICATE NEW CHURCH

. "a { s. III.
The dedication Of one Of the finest.
little country churches in the county
will take place In the Darling neigh
borhood Sunday, May %. when the
cornerstone Of the new Presbyterian
church will be laid. Rev. Mattison, Of
Coal Harbor, who is the minister of
the church, Is expecting q very large
crowd there. Sunday to witness the
dedication and hear the speaker OF tho
day who Is T. C. McEwenI Of Fargo & &
"A big picnic dinner is planned for
114o'clock, to which everybody. u fn--s
vited to bring basket Of fo6d and atS
tend. Several from Waahburn ~.
planning tp So. among them bstns 81.
,C. NygaaId aad family Ands Rev.
;Bur1ul =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
TABULATI0N OF
INDUSTRY COST

The tabulation Of Secretary Craw.
ford of the Industrial Commission plac-
ing the losses of the state industry ex-
periments of North Dakota at $641,-
04152, follows:
Summary of the expenses of the
Industrial Commission and the losses
incurred in the industrial activities Of
the Commission from July 1, 1919, to
December 81, 1921.
Industrial Commission-Dis.
bursements and accounts
payable as per exhibit ..$1S2,305.47
Bank of North Dakota-Loss
as per exhibit ........... 225,oss.14
Drake Mill-Loss as per ex-.
hibit .................. 74,37s.12
Fargo office Mill & Elevator
Association ............. 16,O12.03
Home Builders Association,
losses as per exhibit go. 113,256.76
Total losses .........$641 ,041.52
Appropriated and collected from
taxes in aid of State industries:
Industrial Commission ....$225,0
Home Builders appropriation
(all spent) .............. 100000
Terminal Elevator Fund
(turned to Mill & Elevator
Assooiation) ............ 124,374.45
Interest on Home Builders
bonds (Bonds not issued;
money in hands of State
Treasurer) %. 52,es7s5
For printing bonds and issu.
ing Bank, Mill & Elevator,
real estate, Home Build
ers series ............... 45,0OO.0O
Interest on Bank bonds o.. 109,358.44
Interest on Mill & Elevator
JULIUS 1oo,ooo.Ao
Total ...............$7 $780, az
"The above exhibit does not include
interest on appropriations expended,
nor does it include anticipated losses
in the Bank and Home Builders Asso-
citation which will be large, nor does
it include shrinkage in the Grand
Forks Mill project-which is several
hundred thousand dollars to date-due
to contracting at peak prices of labor
and material"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26
THE RULES IN BRIEF

The man who is in uniform salutes in
military style when the flag goes by, but
when in ciyvies the best form is to take
shoulder. In draping the colors the sim
plest rule to remember is that the Stars
and Stripes always claim the place of
honor, the forefront, the right or the
highest elevation. Another rule is that
the colors should never be allowed to
touch the ground or the deck. On Men,
orial Day run the flag to the top of the
mast; then half-mast it@lntfl noon. From
noon until sunset let it fly from the top
of the staff:
DON'TS
Don't sew the flag onto sofa pillow.
Don't use it as a silk handkerchief.
Don't twist it into fantastic designs.
Don't use it in any form of advertising.
x. Don't let is drag in the dust in hand
ling it. a H3I., 5&-3 3.52te .'...I
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26

145 Girls will scatter flowers the river approprl
ate exercises will be held for Sailor Dead
2:15 Program the Park-Hon w. L. Nuessle presiding
Selection by the Washburn Military Band
InvocatonRev. Harold Hansen Pastor of the Lut theran
Church.
Music by chorus-"Lovers of Liberty"-Bailey.
Lincolns Gettysberg EAddress-Mrs. Barnes, a widow
of Civil War Veteran.
Double Male Quartete-The Boys of the Old Brigade.
"Flanders Field"-Lloyd Williams.
"America's Acknowledgement Nelson
"People of the -Bailey-chorus.
Address by Hon. Scott Cameron, Bismarck.
Selection by the Washburn Military Bano-
400 Review of troops by G. A. R. Veterans.
Evening open air concert by Washbum Military Band.
NOTE:-For the sake Of convenience and in order to
avoid accident all going to the cemetery WILL upon
reaching the gae turn and face to the south ready for
the return the afternoon all going to the park
will at the Diesen and will park in the vacant
space above the park All drivers kindly requested to
refrain from driving down to the park but follow the drec-
tions of those who will have charge of the parking.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-05-26

In the horizontal position we usually
drape the nag properly (as shown above)
WITH the starry tleld at the upper left.
Not so often: however, do we han hang as It as
1T should be in the vertical. me proper
tvav Is shown in the accompanying uia-
gram, with the starry field now at the
Inner right. The flag has an inside ana
an outside. This is the outside. Il