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Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Queen Mary Toilet
Preparations
(Center Of store)

The things you want to
have pure, or else you don't
want at all, are the waters
and powders which spring
sunshine forces you to need
wherever you go.
Il nelU toilet ,lCaier this
spring is Uiolettes de Paris i,
a delicate purple tint with a
lasting, yet not too strong,
spiclness of its own; good as
many extracts; 75c for large
size bottle.
TaicHm polGders--
Borated, Sc.
Violet and rose, l5c, 25e.
Double violet, 25e, SOC.
Plain taleum, pound boxes, 25e.
Phpfaifa-
A hair and scalp invigorator, re-
lieves headaches, especially those
due to WEAKNESS, and promote:
the circulation, 45c, SOC a large
bottle Of special strength. s1,25.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Rates from
Wilmington and Chester are $500 10
Plttsburg. leaving al 9.5l p. IN. from
Chester and i0.l0 y. m. from Whining
ton daily. $3.50 to Cincinnati, S2l.25
20 st. Louis. s17.O0 20 Chicago.
Fast trains equipped with Pullman
sleeping and dining ears leave daily
tor Pittsburg, Cincinnati. 81. Louis,
and Chicago without change and at
those points connect IN Union depots
for all Western joints. Through day
coaches Of tho latest designs are so
run through. thus giving patrons the
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Wash Russian and
Sailor Suits for Boys
New Market street entresoh

tNeW Market street entreSoll
A short, easy stairway close
to the Main Aisle, leads up to
the new Boys Clothing Store
ample accommodations,
and more exclusive than on
the main floor.
EUsrp Russian blouse sHit, whether
81. so or IS, is tried upon a model
and carefully examined before it
leaves the workroom - no ill.,
shapen garments in the stock ac'
curate fit for every boy-cham-
bray, galatea, pique, linen; sizes
21s to 6 years, two-score different
styles.
Sailor suits, 4 TO 12-year sizes,
So to So.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Parlor Chairs
Dinner Sets dragged"
Second hoor)

French German and Austrian china and English and
American porcelain setsprices two-thrds usual or less
SIS Sl8
Cierman sets
Austdan china sts,Sl8 SIS, worth $3.50 and $2l
gold handles
and white rosebud decoration gold
and cloude1
Limoges china ases,l pieces $50 worth $50.
ia $50 worth $50 and 500 worth sSo
These also at dismantng prices:
Marble auary and bedesia ckiNa-odd pieces
cut gas-reary eVeU hind
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Prices on These
Children's Dresses
Tumble Under the
Builders Hammer
lRaby Soc, second loorl

BABY Store, second floor
There are dresses of fine lawn,
good wearing gingham and pique;
two and three-year sizes in the
lot, SOC, 75e and 81, acre 81 10
Ss.s5.
And gHimbes of white lawn (;
partly hand-made-the little en-
broidered blossoms, feather stitch
ing, French knots worked by
deft fingers, giving an exclusive.
high-class air. Five styles, and
from two to ten.year sizes in the
lot. 1925 to $3.50, were 1925 to
ga .25.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
(Thlrd floor. Chestnut street,

Some months ago a critic Of piano-payers made the
sweeping statement one of the trade journals that "any
one of the numerous pano-payers on the market would
be totally nCapaciated by manipulating any particular
note for a short time at its utmost capacity"
While this statement can scarcely be disputed by any
of the pano-payers using the bsoS pHsnatcs (as all do
except the Angeus) is not true concerning the dtg-
bkragm bHeamahcs designed by Wilcox White and used
exclusively in the Anselus.
You will see at glance why this is by referring to
the following Illustrations.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Summer Blankets
Warmth H/ifhoM W/sight
Third floor


Third floor
Many a bad cold and many
a case of rheumatism has
been contracted by sleeping
in the summer time under
nothing but a sheet
OF course you don't want a
heavy winter blanket when
the temperature is over so
degrees, but pOH do rant a
hghtwstght WoolsH covering.
Ask any doctor.
Double blankets
All-wool, of the very best
quality: white, with blue or
pink borders and silk-bound
edges, each pair cut and
bound separately.
Size 6 x7 #, So a pair
Size 7 xLs it., IS pair
Size 71Sx71s f., $3.50 pair
Blankets Of cotton carp,
wool filling, S2.75, S., $3.50
and 81 a pair.
Smgis biankstsz62XS4 in.
Cotton warp and wool filing, 1926.
Better quality Of the same, ss.75.
Finer wool aud cotton warp, 50.
All wool, best quality, $500.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Gloves for the
Graduate
tChestnut and Juniper Street

Chestnut and Juniper street,
The kid gloves were made in
France of soft. fine French
skins with all the care and
skill French glove-makers
could put into them. Next
to the bride, the graduate
deserves the best the world
can give her.
Three clasps or three buttons; glaoe,
Sl.25 10 81; suede, 81 10 Sl,75.
afowqnsfs ne, glaze, twelve 10 twenty
four button length, $3.50 10 1915; suede,
eight to twenty.four button length, ST. 90
70 $3.50.
sin, SOC 10 S2.T5.
Lace Nuts, SOC 10 $50.
1t scarcely seems necessary
to say white
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Spring Millinery for
Little
Golden SALON.

Golden Salonl
So 10 $50 hats-for SS 10 $l0l
Our famous So and Sc millinery
sends part, whielthe balance comes
from the Green Salon on the sec
ond floor.
We hurry them out TO keep the
current fresh, and yet out OF the
15o not one is too badly handled or
bruised to give somebody weeks OF
good hard wear.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
More White Enamel-Lined
RefrigeratOrs-The New
(BOhn SiphOn) System
(BasemenO

carload arrived yesterday; another is on the way
from the West: and we again invite people to see this
wonderful new system of refrigeration.
Instead of the ice being the top. is in the usual efgera
tor here it's sde and the of cold air pass through the
Stats to the food chambers opposeopatng like sphon In this
way each food chamber gets direct refrigeration from the ice The
refrigerator manansa temperature all the time absolutely
odoress and its beautiful white lining makes very attractive to the
tastidious housekeeper.
The great railroads of the country have adopted this
new system refrigerator exclusively in their dining buffet
and refrigerator cars, and the following lines now use it,
The Pennsy vania un Western Ranyay Of
S8ss RSSssFFs ps Paul & sFVSs HUDSON River
Canadian o4i
The following styles are most convenient for home use
Holding pounds o
90 capacity OF 400 pounds
ding o o Q a
Puritan refrigerators are old faVorites.
poundsof pound OIL
TO
o IS
100 pounds o ce poun 0
B Bpounds o O
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Silk Remnants
lBasemenN

The spring season has left US
with thousands Of short lengths Of
silks, from one to five yards in a
piece, including all shades Of
taffeta novelties, rongee and crepe
de chine.
ont fhey 60 TO-DAY at a third less
than the regular prices!
Remnants of printed foulards in
/ to 10 yard lengths are on another
counter for 3sc a var i-worth G5c
10 81.
Early eomeTs can get full dress
lengths.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Railroad Men.

Diamond Lodge, No. l. Brotherhood
OF Car Inspectors. Car Builders, Car
Repairmen and Railway Machinists Of
America, held regular meeting in
BED Mems Hall last evening and dis
posed Of regular business.
This lodge is Offering prizes 10 it's
members as follows: First prize, To-
day ticket to ST. Louis Fairs second
prize. meerschaum pipe; third prize
box Of cigars. The awards viii be
made on July 20.
Philip Christ. AN honorary member Of
the lodge, died at his home Ia Baltl-
more last week aged 72 years.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Heptasophs

william Mckinley Conclave' Hepta-
sophs or S. W. NJ. conferred the second
degree on two candidates and received
two cards last evening,
A large number Of visitors from other
conclavos were present TO Witness the
exercises, after which a social tfne
was spent during the remainder OF the
evening,
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
I.ninn q the Ked cross.

cyrus Temple Ladies OF the keo s
Cross has received the report Oh inc
committee on the pie and milk soo,al
held last week, and it shows that the
afair was very successful The COM
mittee who had It in charge was com
posed Of the following named LADIES'
MRS. Buckalew. Mrs. Moore, Mrs MIL
Ter, Mrs, Dunbar and Mrs Richardson
At the meeting last evening the laa-
les we're entertained at ADVERTISEMENTS by
Mrs. Miller.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Added to Summer
Ribbons
main Aisle

TNIdIW FiToIVI
Two hundred and fift2 rolls Of
soft satin liberty in the best sash
width (5A inches) and colors.
SOC a yard-asuaIly 45c.
Fifty new pieces of dainty warp
printed PompadouT ribbon for
women who were disappointed
yesterday. 65s inches wide. SOC
a yar1-nsHplly SOC.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
a. Q. u. w.

Grand Master Workman r. r. Kane
and the degree team of Wilmington
Lodge. A. o. u. w viii visit Friend
ship Lodge. New Castle. on Thursday
evening Of next week for the purpose Of
explaining the new assessment plan.
The trip TO Hockessin on Monday even
ing was successful one. although the
party did not have as much time there
as they wanted for they were compelled
10 come home early on account Of maxi
ing trolley connections. Valley Lodge,
whom fhav visited ~ Hockessin, was
anxious IN have tho plan explained.
and seemed much pleased with The
talk given by Mr.. Kane and his party,
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
The Best of News for Women
Who Want Cloth Walking
Suits and Skirts
Second floor, Chestnut street,

EtIalkng suits $5--Dere So SIC, 1880 and SIS.
Walking skNiS So 10 $f5-Weye $3.50 10 $685.
The suits principally chevots wool etamne and smooth
cloths necessary the COOL damp days that always spnked
through the summer
Blues blacks and few mixed COlors Sizes 81 to 49,
So hardly the little sitned trimmed jackets,
to say nothing OF the generous wel-taiored skirts,
The skirts styles that have dwndd down to two
Of lengh-and strangely enough most of black hevo few
broadcoh
aeu the newest patterns for spring and
summer,
Fortunately fresh lot of those S5.25 walking
skirts has Just come-weren enough to 90 round in the
last shipment
Usually Sc. Made Of btown, gray and tan mixed ma
. teras All lengths to start with
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

$95 from SS5-
Navy blue volle with black lace lnser.
tlons and tucks, The lace Is put In the
skirt 10 give the effect OF lounee
$50 from $40
White linen with insertions Of novelty
lace.
$50 from $40
White linen with lace flowers and a
touch Of pink In the centers,
$50 from $40
Champagne-eolored volle with broad
tucks and a wide insertion Of novelty
lace TO match.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Lawn Dressing Sacques
and Wrappers
ICToss AlsIel

Cool and crisp, with little dots
and figures as dainty as spring
flowers.
Dressing sacqHes, light and dark
effects, with plain or dotted white
bands, 25e worth s5c and SOC.
The wrabters have white grounds
with black. pink or blue figures,
trimming Of dainty braid, and the
good, neat making that shows they
are unusual at 65c worth S5c,
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
SIZE Challis, CSC


Another shipment arrived from the m-white cream,
blue, nile lavender, reseda,
cadet ans brown three naves gays cardinal two reds
and black,
You themand you know that you find none OF this
quality anywhere the country at this price,
They specially for have sold nearly two hundred
thousand yards at 2sc.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Screens
Second floor, Thirteenth street

lSeconu HouIl IHIIIetHIu sU1eV
Fresh air Lots Of it, day and
night, that's the way TO be healthy.
But don't let the fresh air blow
directly across you while you
sleep. Have a screen by your
bedside and avoid draughts.
Three fold screams covered both
sides with burlap, oak and mahog-
any finish frames, SO to 81. 80.
Four-fold, 81 to Sc.
A variety Of others at prices up
to 800 each.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
More of Those 81
ShirtWaists
main Aislel

(Maln Alslel
that sold out last week in few
hours.
White lawn with strips Of en-
broidery up and down the front
the lawn sheer. the embroidery
dainty and refined. the waist look
ing worth every bit Of s1.5o.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Jr. o. u, A. M.

q Welcome Council, Jr. O.
~ u. A. NJ. received one card
NHH&o. at last nights meeting.
INK The Joint Board OF Trus-
~ tees will meet on Saturday
afternoon TO talk over the
matter Of some repairs among which
viii be the overhauling and renting OF
the hag pole.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
snRvIcn PENsIoN Ton ACE.

New and important order. SC when G., SsI
when G5 $40 when Cs, Si2 when 20 years.
John Wainwright & CO.. Pension Attys.,
End floor, W. 9Th ST., Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19


SvI II NJ. received one card on
a{F4s/ the stump last evening.
ETR This tribe now has two
-SN4HN candidates out for the
chiefs and warriors de-
Kree.
A committee has been appointed to
arrange for the coming NTH anniver-
sary OF the tribe, which viii be cele-
brated on July ~. This VIII be an
event Of considerable importanceamons
Red Men and win be observed with am
appropriate program of literary ana
musical features and speeches by prom
inent members Of the order.
A very successful and entertaining
box social was given IN Red Mems HAN
last evening by MQttahoon Tribe. IhA
refreshments provided by the ladies'
were auctloned of and realized a neat
sum for the benefit Of the tribe. An
entertaining program OF musical and
literary features kept the large audi
enoe amused An interesting address
was delivered by Rev. r.. h. Stephenson
on the good OF the order.
W. J. Norris, chairman of the com-
mittee IN charge, was presented with a
gray horse az recognition Of his
faithful services In working for the
success OF the affair. The presentation
speech was made by Harry Hollis Sec
retary OF the committee, In delivering
over the animal to Mr. Norris Mr.. Hol-
lis touched on the fact that the former
was somewhat superstitlous and as he
had met a red headed girl on the street
yesterday his friends determined 10
give him the white horse. u was OF
wood and cost 20 cents.
Following il the program'
Solo, Miss Ella Smith song and
dance, Madeline keenan,, Mabel Nc
Ginley; graphophone, William Gentsch;
SOLO Howard Crow solo, Miss Lillian
Tomlinson; solo, John Whelan.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

best coach service Il they co not care
10 occupy Pullh an sleepers.
For time tables ana fun information
write or apply % II, 4. Miller. Frav.
Passr. Agent, Wilml~et0c. Del, or call
on ticket agent. Mo
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Map of the World.

A beautiful map, valuable for refer
ence. printed on heavy paper, 42X64
inches, mounted on rollers; edges bound
in cloth, showing our new island pos
sessions. The Trans Siberian Railway,
Pacific Ocean cables, railway lines and
other features of Japan. China, Man
churia, Corea and the Far East. Sent
on receipt OF s5 cents in stamps by w.
b. Kniskern, p. +. NJ. Chicago q
North Western R'y. Chicago, III. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Kniahts Of Malta.

William Mckinley Commandery
Knights OF Malta, conferred the prince
Iy post degree on nve candidates las'
evening. besides cisposlng OF much
other important work.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
po You use sooteh snuffY

We have 1000 boxes, 1 or. Sc each.
Ask for Felonette Little Cigars. 10 for
15c. Havana Filled. s1.40 per 100.
Durstsin, 5 E. End st. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
soc and 35c Madras,
12Ac
main Aisle

kMdln AlsiOl
80 inches wide. II is the best
American madras-fner than some
of the Scotch goods that are
brought to this country. 121ac IS
almost like giving it away.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
A NEW EEATuRE.

The Evening Journal has opened new
department Tor those VINO wish 70 make
use OF It's CLASSIFIED columns. For the BEN
efit Of those who are like David Harum.
and wish 70 swap" an exchange elassi-
ncation will be established and those who
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

Pa-Now. don't ask me any more
questions. don't see why your his
tory lessons should bother you so. They
didn't bother me when I was boy.
Willie-Well, there wasn't so much
history made when you WAS a boy.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

make use Of the classified columns are en-
titled to the insertion Of an advertisement
under this heading without charge,
m ", ,f-mayl
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
WESTERN RATES.
sal.imo,s z Ohio p. X.

Baltimore e Ohio r. X.
Persons contemplating a trip 10 the
West viz. Pittsburg, Cincinnati ST.
Louis, Chicago ana points west thereof
can save money by purchasing via the
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Health Starts With the
Underwear
Main Aisle and second floor


Especially health in summertime,
Give i fair start and all the elbow-room it asks tor
The White Sale will hepTevery garment IS cut to hygene
laws No tight gares arms necks blood vessels and all
the coolest thnnest materials supplied
made its tremendous success this year
Test and see
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Masons

z The annual communication
W = Of Oriental Lodge. a. j. and
w A. M viii he held in Masonic
Temple on june ]. Invitations for the
event are now being sent out.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
/. Q. Q. q.

Hope Lodge, !. O.
NWRN~AS O. r.. initiated one
GSa&-S ~ candidate last even
7.o ~ ing.
At its meeting TINS
week Delaware Encampment admitted
one application for membership
on Friday, May "a, Columbia Loese s.
viii he visited by Centreville Lodge
The visitors will be pleasantly enter
tanned and will be given an opperlluh, !,
sty 10 witness the work as conducted
BY Columbia.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
The eAnnelns Undersoes
the SeVerest Test a Piano
Player Can Be Put To

Far Month or More NE Shall Run 1t Continuously BY
Electric Potoa, Making at Least Ten Million ElfatoHs Of
the PNSumahos-AfOrs Than HN1ond Make in Lite
time of A6fi0e SefVlc@.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

$40 from $55-
White silk barege with medalons Of
lace and bands Of white satin ribbon.
500 from $50
Blue linen with heavy white lace.
500 from $Ig5-
White linen with a deep nounee effect
Of lace, and ecru medalllons.
$95 from $3.50
White linen with lace and leaves Of
ecru silk,
$I95 from $175-
Soft white taffeta; a double skirt
with panel effect in the front Trimming
OF heavy white Renaissance lace,
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Modern woodmen Of America.

no. 96tS. Modern Woodmen Of America.
will 90 To- chester on Tuesday night,
where fhav win he the guests OF the
camp at that place. a special trolley
car win be provided for the accommo-
6aiion Of the visiting Woodmen.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
More Furniture at
Disrnantling Prices on the
First Floor
Yesterday was only the beginning.

IeSIeTday Was Only Tie DtgIIITIl8.
At easOnehird of the furniture the third floor must
be disposed of. The way have adoped-the practical
ways to reduce prices to point where anyone wanting
furniture viii gladly say send this hcme."
While the selection the first floor is not as diversified
that in the regular Furniture Store the floor there
is enough to furnish house comfortably, nay, avishly
from top to bottom Chairs sofas, tables, china Closets
bookcases bedsteads bureaus misunderstanding you
can think of; good substantial furniture backed by our
guarantee
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
New and Smaller Prices for
Exquisite Paris Robes
Dress. Goods Salon, main floor

If there is one thing Paris loves, its robe-because
IS an artistic and individual thought We have dup-
cateshese are the only ones Of their kind that tc
Philadelphia.
Sl0 to $50 less than former prices for those that
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
Store closes al $50
New Locations in the Store

Made Necessary b
Meas cIothiDE-east Of Main Aisle,
Market street.
Boys cIothins-east Of Main Aisle,
Market street, In the entresol.
white goods and embFoideries-
East Transept.
Handkerchiefs-jus below Arcade
steps, 70 tho west-near linens.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

; tHe LlSW0UtIlNg
spool siIk-esst Of Main Aisle. center,
instead OF west.
travelling baEs-chestnut street. with
umbrellas.
rost omce-oppnsite side OF store
Thirteenth street, under gallery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

Brass Bedsteads
8 II. Wide-
S19.5O from S85 SIS from $50
500 from $50 S45 from SIS
6 M.-
500 from s54 s4s from $3.50
$50 from S75 S67 from S97
Gold Reception Chairs
Damask, 81. .25 from $3.50.
Damask, Sl2 from s24,
Damask, $3.50 from S25,
ParlOr Arm-Chairs
Mahogany, upholstered in damask-
S5.75 from Sll.5O Sl2 from S2i
S8.25 from $l2.50 sl6 from $50
Parlor Chairs
Corner Pieces
Mahogany, upholstered IN ddmask-
s. so from 50 $3.50 from sl2
S5.75 from 5000 $3.50 from $40
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

Try psss 7 for your want.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

Parlor Rockers Z
Makoganp, upholstered in damask-
1910 from Sll.6O So from SIS
S6.25 from $3.50
Parlor Writing Desks
AHfUsrb OAK
s95 from sl85 sl75 from S2415O
Golden OAK
$50 from $50 $40 from s95
Birch
Sl7 from s225O
Maple
sl4 from $50 s2l from $50
Mahogany
ssT. 50 from $3.50 s6s from sos
SOS from $50
Library Arm-Chairs
Golden oak and velour, $40. so from
$3.50.
Tapestry, $3.50 from S35.
Mahogany and leather, SIS frOn$35.
Leather, SO 90 from SIS.
Leather. SOS from s4s.
Evening journal., 1904-05-19
R.d Men.

Osage Tribe, /. O. r.
NJ. received one card on
the stump last evening.
This tribe now has two
candidates out for the
chiefs and warriors de-
Evening journal., 1904-05-19

EtaikiHg SUITS $5--IOere $10 S1e, $3.50 and SIS.
k/aikHg skirts, SO 10 $I5-weye $3.50 10 SS5.
Evening journal., 1904-12-08
CANFIELO PLEADED
GUILTY AND WAS FINED

new ork, Dec. S.-Richard A. Can
field and David Bucklin, respectively
proprietor and manager of what was
said to be one Of the most exclusive
gambling houses in this country, were
indicted by the grand jury on the
charge of maintaining a gambling
house on East 44th street. They were
then taken before Judge Cowing and
pleaded guilty to the indictments.
Garfield and Bucklin were fined
$1,000 each by Judge Cowing. The
recommendation for this action was
made by the district attorney. Both
Immediately paid the fines.
Canheld's house is situated next door
to the citys most fashiShable res
taurant, and all his patronage came
from the wealthiest men in the city.
District Attorney Jerome several years
ago began a determined effort to Sc
cure the necessary evidence, and TO
this end he subpoenaed lWsse Lew
isohn, member of a prominent busi-
ness nrm, and called upon Mr.. Lew
isohn TO answer whether he had ever
gambled in Canfelds house. Lewisohn
refused 10 answer on the ground that
ne was not required TO give a reply
whicn might tend to incriminate or de-
grade him. A special act was passed
by the legislature TO provide immunity
10 witnesses who might testify as Mr..
Lewisohn had been asked to do. Still,
however, Mr. Lewisohn declined TO an
swer, on the ground that the special
act was unconstitutional. He fought
the case to The court Of appeals, the
highest in the state, and recently that
court handed down a decision sustain
ing the act and holding that Mr.. Lew
isohn should testify. Shortly after
wards It was given out that Mr.. Can
field. in order TO protect those who lad
visited his house, would plead guilty.
Evening journal., 1904-12-08
STOCK ROOM.
TENNEY DOES SOME TALKING
Great First 6aseman Throws Bouquet
at Hamilton and Lowe.

"The detection Of no two men Grip
Piled our team as sadly as did that Of
Lowe and Hamilton" said Tenney the
other day, land, had we been able 70
retain those two players, we would
have been in better shape than we have
been since their departure.
men Of that stamp do not grow on
every bush. Undoubtedly Hamilton
would have been playing with us today
had he not been released at the time he
was, for he seemed to lose all desire to
get back into fast company after he
was allowed TO go elsewhere
"The foul-strike rule bothered him
more than Thought it would the first
season he was up against It, but I am
sure he would have mastered II in am
other campaign and his work last sea-
son well showed he was as fast IN the
batting department as ever IN his car
eer and his base-stealing record show
ed he could hold his own In that re-
spect'