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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind. Dec. 1-William Hut
son in moving to his recently pur-
chased farm near Pennville George
Cope has rented the business room
occupied by Mr.. Hutson as a grocery
store and will put in new stock of
groceries the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Smith of Rich.
mond, Miss Georgia Smith of Cincin-
natl, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. A HicAE
and family of Mt. Auburn. were tha
guests of r. A. Hicks and family last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Champ returned Tuesday
from Connersville after visit with
the Misses Susan and Julia Hull.
Bishop Halleck Floyd will go to his
work on the Mohawk circuit the last
of the week. where he will be engaged
in revival services for the next few
weeks. Mrs. Floyd will spend the
time in his absence with their son,
Rev. George Floyd and family of Ey-
erton.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hobbs has returned af-
ter a visit with her mother, Mrs Will
liam Duling of Fowlerton. She also
visited Rev. Hobbs mother, Mrs. Jane
Hobbs of Marion.
Mrs. Albert Johnson and two chill
dren of Carthage. have been visiting
friends in Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huffman of this
place and Mrs. Clayton Hunt of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Fox of Salida, Cal,
were entertained at the home of John
Goings of Germantown Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Tibbetts Of Glendale,
n. D.. has gone to Chicago after a
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TRAVELLERS GIVE
NEW BORN MONEY

Ames, Iowa, Dec. 1.-The stork
bound Northwestern train as it pulled
over western Iowa, won its race when
this city was reached and the train
was stopped SO that Mrs. Emma Ham
stadt of Columbus, Neb., might be
taken from it and removed to hotel.
Kind hearted travelling men who
we're at the hotel devised a novel plan
to provide money to hire nurse and
pay the woman's physician.
One traveller took charge of the af
fair and noised it about that each
could have a peep at the new baby
girl for 81. The travellers responded
to the scheme and the money needed
was soon secured.
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visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sutton.
Mrs Tibbetts was a delegate to the
National W. c. r. U. convention re-
Gently held in Baltimore.
Mrs. w. J. Hicks and daughter, Miss
Georgia, and their guest, Mrs. Georgia
Smith of Cincinnati, spent Tuesday in
Richmond.
Rev. c. NJ. Hobbs will begin SER
les of meetings at Straughn next Sun
day.
A pleasant family reunion was that
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cope, few days since. In the COM
pany were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cope
an grandson, Ray, Mr.. and Mrs Will
Kaufman and children, Mrs. Ed Col
vim and son, and Mrs. Ray HeacOck
of Muncie. Mrs. X. P. Diffenderfer of
Cambridge City, a school friend Of sew
eral members of the family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Strawn and Eugene
Cope of Dublin. A bounteous dinner
and pleasant social time of the remin-
iscent type were features of the day.
Mrs. Mary Ellebarger has returned
after two months spent with her son,
Fletcher at st. Louis.
Mrs. Ruthanna Hunt of Richmond,
is spending a few weeks with her
niece Mrs. Frank Huffman.
A party of young people from Lewis
vile chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Fancher, spent a most enjoyable
evening at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday evening. The hours sped
quickly with music and games. The
young ladies of the company proved
themselves skilled in the art of cake
making by making and treating the
company to fudge and other delica-
cies. The guests were the Misses Mel
lie and Ruth Conner, Mamie Russell,
Grace Johnson, Rella and Helen Bart
lett, Francis Dishman, Pansy Newly,
Hazel Skates Ruby Lyman. Robert,
John and Omer Peele, George Conner,
Will Hicks. Carl Hollingsworth, Duke,
Charles Davitt OF Lewisville and Miss
Faye Filby of Dublin.
, The Martha Washington club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Huffman, hostess. Mrs. John Brad
way discussed the subject Thanks
giving with select reading from var
ious members of the club.
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FOR SALESMAN. well improved su-
hurban premises; we'll fruited. good
house and barn. ether outbuildings:
an ideal little home for the retired
farmer. or city man seeking a SUI
burban home. Price $4,000. Apply
to Tire }. T. NJ. Agency, over s
North Seventh street. sept 1-tf
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Terre Haate, indianapolis
& Eastern Traction Co.
E~~e~rN ri vi 1nu

Trains leave Richmond for Indian
apolis and intermediate stations at
6 90 A. M: "7;e5. S:oa: "9:25; 10; 90.
HOO: 1890; 100: eggs: 8: 90: 400:
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ll:l0.
Limited Trains.
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You needn't suffer with sick feadache. indi.
Yestion. constipation or any othar troubles arts
Ing from disordered stomach. DR.. Caldweu's
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MEMBERS OF RICHMOND LODGE
fQ6 a "A

Are notified that the election OF Off
GERS for the ensuing year including one
Trustee for three years, will be held
Tuesday. Dec. 9Th, 1910.
BY order of the w. Master
M. d. Poulter, Sec'y.
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WEST RICHMOND
John Foster Richmond Ave- and North
West First st.
Geo. II. Shofcr, Bird and w. Main.
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J. j. Mulligan. 1893 Sheridan.
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NORTH OF MAIN

NORTH OF MAIN
Quigley Drug Store, S2l North Z.
Childs & Son, 18th and North C.
WIN. Hieger, 18th and North G..
John J. Getz. 10th and North II.
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For YOUR Com
Vemiemce
LIST OF AGENCIES

Branch offices are located in every
part OF the city. Leave your WANT
ADS with the one nearest you. The
rates are the same and you will save
trip to the main office.
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FOR SALE-S125 piano
will sell for $40.
Address X z, care Palla=
dunn. TT
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SOUTH OF MAIN
Bruening & Eickhorn, 18th and s. f.
A. w. Blickwedel. Sth and South +.
Henry Rothert. 5th and South II.
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FOR SALE-Mantle cabinet with four
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FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

FOR SALE
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for good
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FOR SALE-Six room house WITH
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Evening journal., 1910-04-19
WANT KIRK TO
HEAD BOWLERS
WilminGtOnian Being Urged
for President Of National
Bowling Association

At the convention of the National
Bowling Association at Baltimore on
Saturday, much business Of interest to
Wilmington will be transacted The
success of the tournament from a
financial standpoint is assured, the
terms and conditions being such that
balance on the right side Of the
ledger is a practical certainty 1t is
altogether likely that Buffalo will get
the next tournament and convention
as that city has the field practically
TO itself, and any other applicant would
receive little support
A rather warm contest is promised
in the election of a president. New
York has had the Office for four years
and the Metropolitan district is in
clined TO agree with those who would
like to see the president come from
another city. Among the names men
ton Is William Kirk, Of this city and
his supporters think that he IS emil
nently qualified for the position, as
aside from being a bowling enthusiast.
who always attends the meetings and
conferences, he is parliamentarian of
no mean ability. In the event of the
presidency going outside of New York.
it will go far toward furthering the
candidacy of Frank Woodwork for
secretary.
Resolutions will be offered at the
convention making individual regis
tration compulsory The forming of
city associations and clubs and the
local dues will be optional, but to be
a member Of the n B. A. will require
that every member viii have to con
tribute % cents to the national body
and will be provided with his ticket
of membership by the national secre-
tary. Members will be registered and
made eligible individually. and each
must have paid % cents beside what
ever their local bodies may de ermine
Where there is a city ossaciation such
members must join through that asso-
citation.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
JOHNSON LOOKS
EASY TO JEFF
Says COIOred Man is No More
Formidable Than Others
He Has Beaten
BY Max Balthazar.

BY Max Balthazar
ROWARDENAN, Call April "a Here
IS "a secret, James J. Jeftries does not look
upon Jack johnson as any more formd-
able than any other fighter he has licked.
He let this slip to-day when he irtimated
that Jack has streak inside Of him much
the color of his golden smile. only duller.
I'm getting into fine condition. l can
smash that bag, time after time and never
miss" Then suddenly changing the topic
he exclaimed:
"Sam Lansford is a game little scrapper.
think he is better than the other fellow" q"
JEFF always refers TO johnson as "The
other fellow"
Something is expected to drop in this
camp to-day Billy Papke arrived and will
go into training with Jeffres. Papke ar
rived and will go into training with JEFF
fries. Papke is matched to meet Joe
Thomas on May ~. He will do al of his
training here and Jenries expects to get
all the exercise he wants with Billy until
time for the Papke-Thomas fight.
Neither jeff or Berger would comment
on Johnson's declaration of Independence
when he demanded that Jack Welsh. a
native son. be named as referee on the
Fourth of July. Jeffrles said he had re-
ferred the matter to Berger and Sam
passed the buck" by saying the matter
could not be settled until May T. on that
date the scrappers. with their managers
and tho promoters of the big fight will
meet 10 discuss the referee question.
Although Jen is training continuously.
he is not taking the work as seriously as
he did when he was getting into condi-
ton TO meet Corbett, Fitzsimmons and
the other big fellows.
The big fellow has shown great elation
and tackled his work with greater en-
thusiasm since receiving word from Oak
land that his wife is recovering rapidly
from her operation and will be out Of the
hospital in two weeks.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
ITS NOW THE
big FOUR"
County League Accepts New
Castle Resignation and
Names Two UmpS

The New Castle County League at
its weekly meeting in THE EVENING
JOURNAL Office last night accepted
the resignation Of the New Castle Ath-
ietic Association as a member of the
league and decided to continue the
season as a four-club organization. The
resignation of New Castle necessitated
the drafting of a new schedule. and
Prince A. Mousley and Frank NJ. Tray
nor were appointed a committee 10 do
the work The committee will make its
report at the meeting of the league
on next Monday night.
Under the new schedule the season
will open on Nav and close on Sep
temher H. The league viii play p
games. morning games on holidays to
be eliminated.
While a draft Of the new schedule
was being discussed It was agreed that
DUPONT and Riverview should OPEN
the season or dupont grounds. while
the Gas Company team and Brookwood
viii meet at the Riverview grounds.
Riverview will play dupont on Me
mortal Day. and the Gas Company and
Brookwood will meet at Front and
Union. on tire Fourth Of July River
View ana Allt Ardc ANlilWdHN team W iii
meet. and Brookwood and DUPONT will
be seen at Front and Union. on Labor
pal. Brookwood will be seen against
Rivsrview. while the Gas Company will
be at Front and Union streets against
dupont
From a field of eleven umplres from
which 10 make its selection the league
chose William Maloney and Charles
Dawson. Although Maloney is new
man in local baseball work he comes
10 the league highly recommended and
IS expected TO make good. Charley
Dawson Is a Wilmington favorite. hav-
ing held the indicator I'm many games
here. The men viii umpire an equal
number Of games
Reports from the team managers in
dicated that they are getting together
many fast players. and that when the
season opens the league will be stronger
than ever.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19

Some class to Lewis and wingate as
a pitching pair.
900
And some persons thought Chase
would be a good man for Reeves TO
have on second. But
800
We suspect that Traynor will have a
swell mess Of trimmings handed to
him.
900
We ought to give Reeves a big re-
ception at the Saturday opener.
900
At practice play shuler has been
making some dizzy stops.
O-0-O
With New Castle out we feel like
sheep in a dog box.
O-0-0
If Devinney is declared out of order
in any game this year he will be fined
three bats.
Griffith pitched a fine game last
night.
Traynor will fit in all right. all right
if he is as good as reports say he
is
900
Manager Reeves is devoting much
time in trying out his own roofing
powers thinking perhaps. he will be
allowed to work from the bench again
this year.
900
Mousley is after more players. Prince
ote,t IN % hunting with a shad nei
and then make his selections.
800
This promises to be a strenuous weel
for Mousley and Traynor They have
to make up the new schedule.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
NOTES OF THE SEMI'S
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE


Taggart. O'Donneil and Morgan look
like a prison wall for Peerless Here's
hoping first place is the prison.
Joe Taggart's fielding and base run
ming on Saturday were worth the price
Of admission. How much?
fremont must be practicing on the
sly We often see them in the park
after Q o'clock.
Manager McGinnis and Captain Null
lin. Of the ePerless Yanigans. are In
Maryland signing players.
Elwood Thomas will be chief marshal
Of the Peerless parade TO Newport
II Highland doesn't stop beating their
rivals Of the Wilmington League.
they viii start the season with too
much confidence.
Phiffer. Peerless shortstop. plays we'll
In the field. and II he bats as we'll
against the Semi Professional pitchers
as he does against those Of the Bethany
team. he win make Hans Walker look
like a gatetender.
Stillwelrs rev glove is developing
fast under the watchful eye OF its
proud owner.
At the present time Madison has but
eight players in good condition and
these are not practicing. Better give
last years cup TO New Castle.
with Pitcher Croney. Finger and
Luf, Peerless should he the real stuff
Evening journal., 1910-04-19

Reeves has released 6,256 of his young
players. He will probably turn loose
the other 1895 before the end Of the
week. after which he viii still have
% or 80 men to pick the Millionaires
from. What Kid evidently wanted
this spring was to look at a baseball
parade
O-0-0
Since Mousley copped Chase and Win
gate there is no doubt. in his mind,
who is going 10 win the flag
Evening journal., 1910-04-19

BrOokwood has already won a ma
jority of the indoor games played.
John a new pitcher for the Million
aires Can he be one of the original
big four?
0-0-0
We have thus far failed to find the
pedigree Of that two-year-old Carver
900
There may he some truth in the
statement that the Gas Company will
have the speediest infield i'm the league.
but Of they do it will be a hummer.
Size up the Riverview's. for instance.
900
Pete Oliver was sent in to hit for
Traynor i'm the twelfth inning and re-
sponded with a bingle. He was flag
ged at second. though.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
1873 RUNNERS in
THIS MARATHON
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BOSTON. April 19.-250.OOO persons
witnessed the fourteenth b. a. A..
Marathon in which 1913 contestants
started from Ashland. Mass. at noon
today to battle for the mastery Over
hily. winding roads from Ashland to
this city. Heavy roads are expected
TO prevent any possibility Of breaking
the record, which Tom Longboat. of
Canada, made i'm 1907 The Indian
covered the course in hours. "A min
utes "a seconds
Mike Ryan of the Irish American A.
c. of New York. Henry r. Jensen, OF
the Pasttime club of New York are
figured by the followers of the sport
as most likely to win.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19

Games Scheduled For To- day.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
National League.
Scores of Yesterdays Games.
No games played yesterday.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
GLEASON a Hold out.

YORK. April i9-"Kid" Gleason. the
Tri-State bah player who was sold by
the York club to Scranton. refuses TO
sign with Manager Monte Cross at the
salary offered. This means. accord
ing TO the agreement, that Gleason is
stlll the property of York. II Is said
that II Gleason will consent to play
in York that he viii he made captain
of the team. Hippensteel, a catcher,
who was with the Harrisburg Tri-State
team last season, reported here yester-
day and will be given a try-out by
Manager Simmel.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
GOLDEY HAS
HARD GAME TODAY

Goldey College baseball team win
play its first home game to-day at
Front and Union streets. when il will
have as its opponents the Philadelphia
School of Pharmacy. AS the visitors
are rated first class the Goldey boys
will have to do a tall piece of playing
TO hold them down.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
Lannford to Box Brady.

SHAMCKIN. April 19-sam Langford
OF Philadelphia. and Harry Brady. Of
this place have been matched TO go ten
rounds here May before the Star
Athletic Club The men will likely
weigh In at about 1870 pounds. There
win be more bouts at the fstic carnival
which will be held In the Opera House
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
WILMINGTON HIGH
In ANOTHER GAME

The wilmington High School base
bali team will try the Roman Catholic
High Of Philadelphia at Front and
Union streets tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o'clock While Wilmington High
has lost both games played this sea-
son. IL showed big improvement in
Saturdays game, and If that improve
ment continues IL will be only short
time until the team viii be rated first
class.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19

Taggart. O'Donnell and Morgan look
like prison wall for Peerless. Here's
hoping first place is the prison.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
Mnr,uiok Inniors Wln.

MerNick, Jr, defeated the keed a. .
hv the score of 10 to O. MerwicS, Jrs.'
would IKE to arrange games with any II
or i2 year old boy team in the city. Send
challenges to Edward Corter. No 2S7 n.
Franklin street.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
ossie sohreok Anain sole.

COLUMBUS. O.. April 19-Catcher
Ossie Schrenchengost, not long ago
famous as the battery partner
of Waddell, has been sold to Louisville
by the Columbus Club with which he
played last season.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
standIna Of the cIubs.

Games Scheduled For To- day.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.