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Evening journal., 1912-04-06
HARRINGTON

HARRINGTON. Del. April 6-Miss
Hazel Griffith gave 500 party 10 a
number of her friends. Those pres.
ont were: Misses Lillian Cain, Bes-
sic Culver Helena Newman, Bculah
Jones. Hazel Grimth, Elma Griffith,
Mason. Warren Lynch, and Pete
Erdle
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Moore gave
house party In honor of Miss Mary
Minner last Saturday evening. Those
present were. Annie Cooper Rhada
Cooper. Grace Masten, Alice Katos,
Maud Wilson, knnie Campon, Edythe
Minner, Bessie Cooper. Agatha Moore,
Lizzie Edwards. Benjamin iurd.
Laurence Lister. Frank Wilson, Erwin
Nichols. Howard Cooper, Amos Min
ner, Norman Masten, Elihu Sapp,
Johnnie oMore and several others.
There viii be a play given tonight
In Recsc's Opera House under The
auspices of Raughley's school, where
Miss Leold Nelson Is teacher
Personal. Misses Grace Gordon
and Anne Trice have returned hom'
after visit 10 Seattle. Washington
Norris Adams expects 60 leave Har
rington in a few days on a business
trip 20 North Carollna--Mr. and Mrs
Albert Sapp aud family are enter
tanning their son, Emile II. Sapp. &
Naramata, b c.. for a few weeks
Miss Lizzie Shaw has returned
Philadelphia after spending wee
\ NiiV hpi mWhrr shss Nrdn.Hi 5kfN
at HarringtOn-Mrs Jacob r. Wrote
Is entertaining Miss Gertrude Hop
kins this Week.-Mrs. Bessie Culye
Is sick-Miss Pauline Franklin enter
tanned Miss Matilda Anderson las
Saturday and Sunday-Mr. aud Mira
Lowder Sapp. Of Harrington, have re
turned 10 their home after an extend
ed visit ia 81. Petersburg. Florida
/ Miss Lillian Cain ttondcd the dance
ia Wilmington on Saturday evening
Miss Bessie Culver has returned q
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
Sure Way to Remove
FrsCkIeS and EruptlOnS
(From Fashion Recordl

Some women have skin of such tex
ture they occasionally are annoyed by
the sudden appearance of freckles,
slight eruptions or fine lines. At such
times if one will procure an ounce of
common mercolized wax, apply this
before retiring, like cold cream. she
can easily overcome the trouble. When
the wax is washed off next morning,
fiaky skin particles come with it. The
entire cuticle is removed in this way
in about a week, with all its defects.
No bleach could so completely remove
every freckle or blemish. The new
surface is smooth, clear, fresh looking.
No pain or inconvenience accompanies
this simple treatment.
In case of wrinkles which sink be-
meath the outer skin a solution of sax
olite, l o.. dissolved in 1-2 pint witch
hazel. makes an effective face bath.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06

Are you interested in business
chances-the Wants point to gainful
transactions ADV.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
REHOBOTH BEACH

REHOBOTH BEACH Del. April 6.
Making this town one of the princi-
pal fruit buying centers in Sussex
icounty, is the plan of a combination
of fruit buyers who started work yes
terday. laying track for a railroad
switch down the banks of the old
canal to a shipping point of Rehoboth
bay, where, with proper wharves,
loads of fruit can be unloaded directly
on the cars from the boats. Baltimore
and Indian river hundreds are the
greatest strawberry and trucking sec
tiOns in Delaware, but have been
greatly hndicapped in recent years by
the closing of navigation and by isO-
lated about ten or twelve miles from
railroad depots, so that load of ber-
ries had to be hauled over the sandy
roads before they oculd be sold at a
considerable cost for hauling and a
corresponding deficit in the net prices
received for the berries and other
farm products.
A force Of painters are at work on
The Netherlands Club. near Lake
Gerar. painting It white and green.
During the storm of few days ago
much damage was done to shutters
and tin roofs in this vicinity. TIE most
serious damage reported was the
blowing over of several panels OF
fence around the All Saints Church
property.
Shad Of the most delightful kind are
being offered in the local markets for
the first time. They are mostly COM
ing from the vicinity of the Delaware
Breakwater.
The last OF the Lenten services was
held in the Belmont Hotel dining room
Thursday night under the auspices Of
the Episcopal Church. The Rev
Father Andrews. of Milford, was the
preacher.
Personalities. L. B. Riley. wife OF
Mayor e. B. Riley is visiting friends
in Wilmington and Philadelphia-The
Rev. E, F. Kelso. pastor of the Meth
odist Church here. is visiting up
state-John G. Townsend of Selhy-
Vile has spent the last few days here
picking out a desirable cottage for the
summer season-Mrs. Anna Ross is
spending the week end with friends in
Wilmington--S. ]. Warner of George.
town. spent a few hours here on We'd
nesday-Miss Gladys Hinkley spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with hel
father, Robert Hinkley-Mr. and Mrs
Edmund Mitchell Of Wilmington are
here for Easter-Dr. X. B. Lofiand o
Milford is spending a short vacation
here.
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ELSMERE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELSMERE. Del. April 6.-Robert
". Lilly has completed three year
course at Drexel Institute. Philadel-
phia.
Fred c. Merrick. Of Wilmington. has
leased the house at the corner Of
Main street and Northern avenue,
from Darlington Finn.
An attractive service will be held in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at
7.3O o'clock. by DR.. ]. W. Gilhllian.
Easter programs will be given by
the Sunday schools Of the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches on Sun
day
Promotions we're made at the Dia-
mond State Fibre Mill last week. p.
Cooper Davis was appointed foreman
of the pressroom. Joseph Davis was
advanced from assistant to chief ship
ping clerk. while John Regan fills the
position left vacant by Davis.
hTe town election will be held on
Saturday. April 1S.
Mrs. Mary Hollingsworth, who has
been i'll for some time. is improving.
Personals-JOseph Davis will spend
Saturday and Sunday at Elkton-Win-
field S. Quigley. Jr.. who is taking an
electrical engineering course at the
Brooklyn Polytechnical College, has
returned home for the Easter holi-
days-Mrs. Gilbert Jones and son were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macna-
NEE on Thursday-Mrs. Francis K.
whitemau is visiting friends at At
lantic 'City-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Tram
bore of Atlantic City, accompanied
By their daughters Marion and Helen
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jones this week-Robert Carswell is
spending the week in New Jersey-E
Onley Herman was an Elsmere visi-
tor Yesterday.
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NEWSY D0INCS
OF new CASTLE
Churches and Homes BsCOrats
for the Joyous Easter
Festival
WANT CONTRACTOR
TO REMOVE RUBBISH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, April 6.-James T.
Eliason has purchased the Terry row
of nine houses in William street The
coming season promises TO be a busy
one in building operations. Plans have
now been prepared for eight houses
in different sections of the city.
The Chiefs of Seminole Tribe I'M
proved Order Of Red Men, will be
raised on Monday night by the Great
Chiefs
There has been general exodus
here today to Atlantic City, Reading
and Highbridge, n J.
James White, an electrician in New
York, arrived home last evening 70
spend Easter with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James h. White.
Benson, who was catcher of the
Newport baseball club last season,
expects. with pitcher Stewart, TO
play with the New Castle A. A. this
season
Company H. Organized Militia of
Delaware, will be inspected on next
Thursday evening.
President Chauncey p. Holcomb. of
the Good viii Fire Company, will
mittee. Owing to the contractor fail
ing to remove the old Jail debris the
site of the old building cannot be
utilized for the necessary tents. I'm
less the contractor does this work
soon in all probability the carnival
will be postponed.
Flowers are in great demand and
they are seen in the windows of every
house. The display of choice flowers
in st. Peters church surpasses the
floral displays of other years.
In the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow a violin will be used in con-
nection with the organ.
Many souvenir postal cards have
been received here from Joseph To-
bin and Edward Ryan who left here
a week ago for Montana.
Miss Elizabeth Bacon and Mrs. A
NJ. Keegan and daughter Alice have
returned from a visit to friends In
Wilmington
The Misses Anna and Cecilia Gala
CHER are visiting relatives in Whining.
ton.
The shad fishermen still make fair
catches and they entertain hopes foi
six weeks profitable fishing
a JuulOf DpWOllu League VIII Ot
organized in the Methodist Church.
The Horrigan Contracting Company
has force Of men at work on ths
State road near Bear Station The
contractor had to stop work on this
piece of road last fall He will com
plete the shoulder work in about
week when the Levy Court will in
spect the work.
The following program has been ar.
ranged by Chorister John B. Manlove
for the Methodist Church, on Easter
Sunday:
Morning-"The Lord of Life 7,
Risen." Wilson; Lift Your Glat
Voices" Emerson: The Lord is Risen
Indeed" Billings.
Evening" Easter" Lor
enz; The Lord Is Risen Again,
Adams.
The evening service will be pre-.
ceded by fifteen minutes song ser.
vice.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
STANTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del, April 6.--Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Ruth entertained at their
home on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Sindall of Newport and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barlow and daughter Alma Of
Wilmington.
Mrs. Frederick Ellison is i'll at her
home here.
Mrs. Matte McElwee is spending
some time with friends in Whining
ton.
Mrs. James Myers was the guest Of
Mrs. Lydia Dennis on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grose, OF Mer-
maid were guests of Mr.. AMI Mrs. MIL
ton Robinson on Thursday
Miss Madeline Dennis who has been
in is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colonial Margargai
and daughters were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Marvel on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Temple. Of Marshallton.
and Miss Rebecca Ball of this town,
were guests of Wilmington friends
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Sinclair. of Kiamensi, is
III at her home here.
Mrs. George Banks was the guest
of her sister Mrs. Elmer Cornog. OF
Wilmington, on Thursday
Mrs. Thomas Taylor daughters
Sarah and Edna spent Saturday with
/ Wilmington friends.
Mrs. William Neville who has been
i'll is able 10 be out again.
Are you interested in business
chances-the Wants point to gainful
, transactions
Evening journal., 1912-04-06

w. T. Gilly. a prominent dealer in
Pennington Gap. Va. was so bothered
with kidney and bladder trouble that
he could not attend TO business. He
says: II had severe pains in my back
and kidneys and had to get up ten to
fifteen times each night Saw Foley
Kidney Pills advertised and bought
two bottles. and soon felt great relief,
and was entirely cured. No longer
disturbed at night. but sleep till morn
ing"
n B. Danforth, Market and Secont
ntreets. Wilmington, Del.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
E A S TER NOR MIN G
pIL0T INIrREn on snIP.

LEWES. Del, April 6.-Pilot j..
Frank Maclntire backed of the bridge
Of the steamship Mormania, which he
was taking from Philadelphia to the
Capes, and fell headlong to the iron
deck. fracturing his wrist and recoiv'
ing hard bruises on his head and body
The fall rendered him unconscious
but in a short fine he was revived and
pluckily resumed his station on the
bridge. and guided the vessel down
the bay.
The guard rail on the bridge had
been removed and Macintire had not
taken notice of the fact He is now
under care Of physician
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
BRIDGEyILLE HEARS SOCIALIST.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE. Del, April 6.--For
the first time in thethistory of The
town Socialistic doctrncs we're
preached ON The streets Wedncs lay
night e. j. Squire, Of New YORK.
spoke TO a small but Jlterested asl-a
once.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06

her home in Harrington after a visit
with friends in Dover-Miss Marguer-
tie Jackson Of Pennington. was the
guest of Miss Hazel Turner last Tues
day and Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1912-04-06
GROMS RIG LEMON IN HOME.

MILTON. Del ssTssi- --Nfr5..-- p
wagafnon has grown at home lemo =
measuring thirteen inches around
from stem to butt and Weighing 10 IL
ounces II is about twice the size Of
"a tea cup and is a bright canary
color.
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The Great Work Keeps On
ASTONISHING CURES DAILY
Results of the Work of the Chief Physician Shows That
He is Master of So-Called Incurable Diseases
Your Moneys Worth or YOUR MONEY BACK

TIE results ~ ths work undertaken
~ the Cfisf Physician % the Ger
man A raerican Doctors 10 tndeee close
Del bordering on ffe mArvelouN To
many n % truly ast0nishinE The wny
sthrs and pains hanish under the
fau,H y BE akii'fli singers IL Won
H.rfuI. "a often causes remarks - sur
prise from thos~ who are daily asso-
eIatas ~ his
For years ard y sars ths OrncerE ~
the German Aulrrfran Institute had .
standing oTer ~ ten thousand dollars
given 20 any nrs whu rnuld bring q
disease 90 this man that he could not
diagnose nof fhat he could cure g.
fur day SITTER dav ~ shakes hts head
ard m patient e. told = cannot a.
anything f.r vou. eEospt 20 ease you
and help sou along over the rough
spots on the ruad YOU have wasted
too much time uIth others"
why let YOUR case 50 ike that The
work ~ this man may he Just What
you need 90 Frt WelI A well man
don't know anything about Doctors:
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Ne isu't interested IN Doctors. nsip~r
we're you wheu you fret began 20
feel had. then any doctor Or any drug
could easily cure you. on. yes Just a
sirnpls little case. bs Eons tomorrow .
How many "tomerrows' have come
and gone since then. and now your
trouble has become - derr seated on
YOU that ~ a practically q part ~
yous gradually wearing you down.
gradually sAprinE your strength. or
ten such cAses become 40 had that
death is welcome relief And many
times we see IN tire papers chroniclei
-suicida caused ~ continual iil-
health There r. no ned ~ this nov
unless vou simply procraHtinate
The German American Doctors IA
not know q all" Far from a. tn
deed. but What they a. know 10 tani
they can cure the diseases they claim
% cure. they DO know that N they
fafl 70 cure you through fault n tAsirs
your money yin be paid back 20 you
a. freely az accepted
Why let ally pruiudios atand IN your
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wav- You yin srteivs from these rnsn
the most thorough examination Won
ever had. there a. no guess work about
NJ They deliver tAe goods they sure
~ 40 az IN a city a. largs a. Pensn
cola you could not md the friends
They have nuubsrinE leEionH, every
one speaks a Eood word for these New
Doctors and f1r The thoroughnesa of
their cures" ara the reasonahleness
% tAsir charges.
80 matter bow bad your case. ~
how Ions standing or who hhs failed
% cure. consult the German AHerirnn
Doctors today m fheyN say they cor
cure you. place your case IN their
hands with run confidence that Won
vii be cured they viii not fan
through shy fault ~ theirs
Others may have treated vou. NAV
be mistreated YOU. bat the German
American Doctors vii cure YOU
THEY TREAT AND CURE CHRoN-
&c. PELVIC. PRIVATE AND NER.
VOue DISEASES or MEN AND
WOMEN ONLY. (Advl
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
% SAL PLAYERS

Armada and Nlarunna. the Cuban
PLAYERS with the Reds last summer.
ere managers 81 rival clubs IN Ha-
tana this winter They play only two
81 three game each week. 81 they
ere DOT IN danger ~ overworf durinE
ere ~ season.
Ths New Vork mesfInE ~ tfo Ma
ffrnaf league fhla week wiu not -
long draun-out affair because AL ~
ere marnatea wanf % ref home 20
aat their ThankswivinE finrsr
IafIrfr raiVn. fhr Young Cuban
rirnsa ~ CLARK urifufs t1 play with
fhs Senators newt season. har BEEN
Showing Ha exceptionally we'll aEainst
fha hfhieftrs tn fha WFsnna Hr~isa
az solved Jark Coomhs delivery With
cue much trouble.
rhnf outlaw iearae STORY wna
nrrarr a HftIe tnn soon tr.H Trsr The
rnHef afafrr fesrue hFeFara Ffin
frreafen 90 run4s ta hat later in ne
year
rasrs Il fust suspicion Ban johnson
may DO helping hia friend Garry Herr
mar pgt over ths deal to- Red Cor
rffan o. Tinher can hr taken away
from fha Cubs next year
Farui wfi noe 20 present En- person
90 fhs league meeting fn New Nork
tomorrow. hut wfu 30 represented BY
fia attorney He wiH puf forth the
r.fIm ttsf fhr league has no iurisdIc-
f.ar over him. ard if be- IH expelled be
WIZ rrarrf fn ne courts hn says
John Mrrraw fr FoIuF % present
fHs baseball public the largest ouf-
HaIHnr in captivity nest season IN tss
fH south au ne frainInF trip WIN fhe
Giants
sfarr rsfrrlf saws rr1rre vas fbs
farEeaf loser ~ ane manager hs ever
fneH before De had h'a operation. hut
ftat 80 $3.50 aH Hrnrnt a. tHe best ~
ffffn rHer ffe HnHfor fIH rtH work
ff ruref haa FTren Witnesses fo
f.eE rHr H|w az fra trIaI enc mar
o. .UF 1851 nr ah'r - zoo home f1r
thr.e farke
Daau ~ 81 fauIs uer a-r Havlnn a
trf or scandal o. arfeffaIn ths fans
U.H kInaaIIH HaH called Secretary
EarEama .rIe.a err-F .IHy rrevsr.
crfHra ard naw It IH fHe CardiualF
ae.fstarH fuu fu come hneE wflh
H.wfthinH Iurf a. bot
Although ire American loaaus
Chased s5aIHurs twice. be- iH about aH
ruHafar 3 manarrr today a. there a
fr fHe rma ffr hsf mo- less tran
three offers fo MANAGE Big IeaEue
teams uhen hs closed vfth 1im Gaf-
rsV
Arthur neVifn NAV become a mem
ter ~ ne Washington team I'm case
H. - turned nfrift ~ ere Boston va
t.usIs Griffith thinks that Ne can
f.. HI mfur uuuty purposes
THE Havana team ear defeated ~
fHa Philadelphia American league
f.am. a ta
Charles Carroll council ~ tha
TnIehfa ~ Columbus win give their
baseball club q banquet and entertain
ueut tafnorruw evening at ne Boston
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CPORT @
ShotO
~ DAN uecARrY

rnusuai interest ceutera this year b.
ere place az holding thr annual meet
tnN nf fhe grand rircUt stewards
while legally the meeting should he
fsIt .n Mirhirnn. AL the grand circuit
YES Krarted ifs charter in that state.
hafh New Nurk and piffsburF are HHh-
tnE Cor the meefIuF Nrw York NAY
49, o. A ntrau vote shows that Len
tnrfan. Hartford. HeadViua. salem and
Syracuse probably wlu vote Cor the
eastern metropolis. Port Erfn probably
wNH favor Huanio. rIttsHurr and
urand Rapids map earh BE- counted
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ARMY FOOTBALL TEAM -
READY FoR TAE SIC GAME

West Point ~ r.. Nov 1a-Reaay
f1r the game wifh ths navy tomorrow.
ths army foofhau squad. oornistinE
% rfty men. with Had Coach Cap
tain Ernest Graves his assistants
and Trainer Harry Tuthr eft here for
Philadeiphia On q special train sariE
today. Ths corpr ~ CADETS. h~adsd
BY a band. marched "a ire station and
gave TIE s1uad a rousinE Hend-nf.
Cadets Lars hee Cofnn ard EiHen-
hover we're on crutehss The squad
vent wfthaut Herrfck the DIG Ensrd.
WHO Vas detained ~ hin studies
Cadets Mcneruott scrub auartsrha rk
ana sticknsy. substitute tackie. also
Rad - stay back Tor the same reason.
but an three wtn fain ths squad in
IhuadeIphia thls ~veE.nr
The SQUAD - cadets Hand and fhs
cTcsrs and civilian residents ~ ths
posf alb 90 ~ 20 PhIa8eInhia so
morrow morniuE
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INDIANS BEAT
PICKED TEAM
SPECIAL MATCH GAME ON TIE
PAsTIAE ALLEYS LAST MONT
FEATURED ~ GOOD SCORES
LOCALS GETTING IN TRIM ron
SAILORS.

TIE bowling season o. nos on in
fun blast and leaEue 8r match games
are almost Nightly feature on me
fastims clubs alleys in Romano
street
The Ineians BOWED tSe Luck team
last niEht and won three out ~ four
lu a special match game
The Indians we're SIehert. Cvftanic.
Klein and Downcy and the Lacks
PLAYED Luck. Bills GOLDSMITH and
Parker
Good aoures we're made
Having broken even On ita Eames
Win the team - the hattleship Kan
Eaa, recsntiy IN port here. the pirk
~ the local isaE'le e. already EettinE
into trim for the reception NJ th~
team from ire cruiser Montgomery.
hich is undsrstood 30 have q strong
aggregation ~ howIers
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Boston Nsas-. NaI. 20 The biEh
school football championship 80 fHe
United ~.HfrH .a t1 o. decided In EoH.
foH saturday THE Everett hIrH
school team ~ fhie r.f5 .H regarded
az fHr best In .Hr east. u .Hs ueaf
csc oaE TarF Hirr school football
eleven has ruf ioaf game .n three
years aaU Ia recognized a. super Hr
fo any other hIEH F.H1a. team .r char
section #r fFr country Tho .H.
stevens wIU meet hHa u Boston
The game should Ha thriller r.r
TIE teams are evenly matched and
rortFiu some ~ fFa best Young play
frF Ir America % ls expected tfHf
az least 600 nr-s1Bs VII witness One
contest
TIE Husf brilliant H'#rar on mo
Boston team o. Captain George HrI"sr
isy. who plays In the bal Hefd He
r. brother 81 Charley BurFIey 90
Harvard. and By many o. reEarded
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"a HEht training f0r his bout with
Monte Afteu which o. o. take place
Ir Cleveland on TIE niEhf ~ Decent rr
Although he anticipates little
trouble from the piftahurEcT. the
champion does not propose 20 -
raugh- naurInE and Hs VII ~ In ths
host - conditions whsr 30 enters the
rims
kIhane plans on xnInF Oh the Pa
rfc cuast soon after h.a r0ut viIa A.
tel For ne likes fhs fasrfy round
sane better than ne Ten and twelve
round anairs permitted in the east
10 e not A. al improbable thaf Tom
McCarev win oror a good purse md
rlinrh TIE proposed match between
Champion Johnny snd Johnny Dun
de-.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-30

HeEinald." sayf the hsautsuus Or
sect 70 hiH alteration. arrnrfinr ~
Judges Lfbrary. T happened ~ ~rah
IN ne paper that sugar has gone
awnv % On price and for that reason.
candy r. more expensive iunt thfni
you are erfraVaraut 20 keen hfinrinal
me q pnunf even time you CONE"
III am glad ta % it dnriluH aNnma
ReEinnlf
n knoW you nre huf 800 murf
learn - To- economical papn fnid
mamma o. boy auEar 81 the barrel
and re- it cheaper Or maybe vny
woulf better buy candy frr mr ne
same waV
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WIN FROM
ENGLISH ~ TENNIS MATCH

Melbourne. Australia Nov - The
Australian team won eve double match
araiust ne English cha IenEcrs Oh the
contest today. for the Dwight p
Davis international lawn tennis tro-
phy. fhuF obtaining revenge for yss-
tsrday'F unexpected defeat IN the
sinwira The play was brilliant The
TURF courts % the warehouse mems
grornss. on which the matches we're
PLAYED. were On fine condition and
there vas q great Ratherlnu of spec
tators Public Interest in the contest
haH been reused % = hlrh ri1rh and
3 record attendance fs expected ta-
morrow v.Hrn the last % the matches
uiI he PLAYED
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oyster house IRE club made fire
record during the season 1911 Ryan
their star southpnw. recently signed
win ire Cubs. Many prominent base
ball men VIII b. guests and speakers
at the banquet