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Evening journal., 1912-09-24
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Mail delivery will shortly be es-
tablishcd i'm Havre de Grace.
Failing into a quarry pond at
Granite Dennis Howard drowned.
Knocked down by steer. Samuel
Fyle, near Perrymans, sustained a
broken leg.
In dispute over baggage at Bel
Air. William Gittingo, colored, was
shot in the back.
Garnet Il. Radebang. of Bynum.
picked 1900 bushels of tomatoes from
five acres.
Cherry Hill Methodist Church is
being improved at a cost of several
thousand dollars.
Robert Anderson. of Cecilton. has
been appointed a teacher in the San
Francisco schools
James NJ Holden has bought the
George Hopkins farm, near Farming
ton, for S7250
Isaac W. Thompson, of Dublin,
has sold his hotel property to e. l..
TriDlett. Of Virginia.
H Fl. Kirk has been elected
president, c. S. Abrahams. secretary
and treasurer, and r. J. Terry, sup
orintendent. of Woodlawn Camp
Meeting Association.
Henry Jackson, of near Abing-
don. was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary for larceny.
Hudson Maxim. the inventor. will
deliver an address at Tome School,
Port Deposit Saturday
Thrown from an overturned We
hicle, Mrs. A. w 1vens, Iron Hill,
sustained serious injuries.
"A $4,000 bungalow will be built
on Elk River, near Town Point, by
John A. Long, of Philadelphia
Roy B. Nuneviller. of Hartford
county. was sentenced TO 10 years in
the penitentiary for horse stealing.
"A literary society has been or
ganized at Jarrettsville with Leroy
Shilling. president and Alice Scarf,
secretary.
Edward Hart, of Churchville, was
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
HIGHLANDS CLASSY
TEAM ON GRIDIRON

Highland has some classy team
this year. Defeated Bellevue first
thing; score Highland IS; Bellevue,
6. Dave" Harris. Highlands right
end. is one OF the best players Of the
team. Dave Is an old Bellevue star.
deacon" Ainsworth, right tackle
and Turkey" Work. right guard, are
like a stonewall with cement between
tho stones. Pop" Logan. at centre
is some aggressive. Wilfong, left
guard. and Hartley, left tackle, are
also good players. Hartley just has
TO fall down and prestoi he has a
goal. shorty Long. at left end is
little but loud. Johnny" Mcdowell,
quarter. uses his head like a veteran.
Hump" Campbell, "the tough one"
and George Smith. the flying ma
chine. at left and right halves are as
wrigley as cells out of water. Jimmy"
Henderson, fullback. with all his
bloody noses, is a game rooster and
a good player.
Highland. whose prospects are
bright for the 1912 championship.
would like to hear from any 10
pound team I'm or out of the city,
New Castle Grammar school, Bel
mont, Chesley and Glen Mills pre-
ferred
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
SUFFRACISTS
SHY AT PLATFORM
OF PROCRESSIVES

Although the weather prevented a
large attendance at the meeting of
the Wilmington Equal Suffrage AssO-
citation last evening considerable busi-
ness was transacted. The officers
elected were:-Mrs Winfield S. Quig-
10y, president; DR.. Louise ID. Wash
burn, vice-president; Miss Mary r
deNou, secretary; Miss Elizabeth :.
Gawthrop. treasurer.
Dr. Josephine NJ X. White De La
cour presided in the absence of Mrs.
Winfield S. Quigley Miss deVou, the
secretary read a letter asking II the
Wilmington Equal Suffrage Associa-
ton was in favor of the Progressive
party since Il has endorsed women's
suffrage in its platform The mem-
bers decided to keep hands off. This
was decided on after much discussion,
Il being the opinion that the clause
was put in the platform to catch votes.
The minutes of the annual meeting
and executive meeting were read by
Miss deVou. II was decided at the
executive meeting to abandon the
idea of street meetings for the pres
cnt as II is thought more can be ac-
compiished in this city by continuing
In a conservative way and studying
municipal affairs.
At the meeting last night II was
also decided to cooperate with a
moving picture concern in having
moving pictures dealing with the SUI
frage question presented to the pub
lie They will be of an educational
nature, also the pictures Of Or. Anna
Howard Shaw and other national ON
GERS.
Dr. De Lacour suggested that an
effort be made to have the pictures
shown here during "Old Home Week. y
II was announced that the state con-
vention of the Delaware Equal Suf-
frage Association will be held in this
city on Thursday, November Z, and
will be the guests of the Wilmington
club. Miss Emma Lore read an ar
ticle from Ave Maria" a conserva-
tive journal, in which il takes a stand
for suffrage
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
How Money Goes at Rae Taekspor OddsFoobaNe Tn
AII-WiImingtOn Notes
By Bill McGOwan.

The big noise, vandever, 5; High
land 4.
The big inning was the fatal ninth.
Stevens 5. Highland a, wouldn't
sound bad at that, think it over boys.
New Castle plays vandeyer next
Saturday at New Castle there will be
three games played to decide the State
championship.
Red Dawson beat out an infeld hit to
third base. A run counted on the hit,
too. Oh, you Ty Cobb
Ed stirlith certainly did Some nice
reaching.
keatley planted hard one over left
garden in the first inning. That helps
rep a whole lot
Dad Raymond feels just as happy
as J. Franklin Baker did when he
Knocked a homer in the worlds
series
Thomas pitched fine ball and de-
serves a lot Of credit.
Chris McDermott. Of course, had to
butt in with his timely wallop Chris
can walop the pill some, too.
Long connected for triple that
looked good for homer
Ed. Tucker was missed at the game.
Tuck is some rooter.
Mickey Bonner got two bingles, the
first two trips to the plate.
Thompson was off a little Saturday
but managed to come over with the
winning run.
The Wilmington Juniors have won
81 out of 80 games this season. Mat
Donahue. the plucky little pitcher of
the Juniors, in making a slide TO third
base was hurt so bad he retired from
tht game
That Merwick bunch looks good.
Charlie Williams says. Nothing to
1t but Merwick."
Emp Ryan, the former St. Johns
Academy star will be seen at a half
back position on the Olympia team
this season.
Bob Kidd is another fast candidate
for Coles squad.
The Parkside team is booked 10
play Silverbrook on October 3. A good
game is expected.
Billy Raymond and Billy Early. two
athletes of this city have just return
cd from their vacations. Raymond has
been making hit in Atlantic City as
a minstrel man. While Billy Early
has been having a great time in
Frisco.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
FRESHTES POKE
FUN AT SOPHS
In POSTERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. Sept 24.-The
freshmen at Delaware College got
busy last night and bcdocked the
town with their posters and class nu-
merals The posters we're the best
that have been seen at Delaware for
a long time Everyone except the
Sophs is loud in praise Of the fresh
men for getting out such a humorous
and well worded poster.
The posters state that the class OF
1916 has discovered a solution Of the
Darwinian theory Tho iuil solution
states that undoubtedly the "Sophs'
arc a result of evolution under the
Darwinian theory.
Besides putting IN their posters the
thrifty freshmen went to work with
some good white paint and a brush.
As a consequence the Sophs had the
pleasure of walking to college this
morning viewing the large numbers
"16" at every step.
There will be some excitement
around the college when the Sophs
organize and attempt to make the
freshmen paint out their numerals.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
DELAWARE
HAS INDOOR
PRACTICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, Sept 24.-On ac-
count of the rain which continued
throughout the day, the Delaware Col
lege eleven had no real practice. In
stead. Coach McAvoy had all the
men report at the gymnasium.
CoachMcAVoy lined out several
new plays and demonstrated TO the
men that once they mastered the
play there would be "nawthin' to it,"
The coach gave a heart to heart
talk about the prospects of the team
and how each man could help in the
development of the team. He then
laid down the training rules for the
year. Tomorrow night there will
probably be scrimmage on the field
along Depot road.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
OLYMPIC
TEAM WARNS UP
in PRACTICE

The Olympia team will no doubt be
a great success this season under the
management of Furman Cole. Sam
Snitcher is captain of the team. The
team had light practice at Front and
Union street, and large crowd
turned out to see the material.
Coach Frank Traynor gave the boys
some of the finer points of the game
Traynor had the men throwing the
forward pass to good effect and the
punting and receiving of kicks also
was coed. After fey minutes OF
signal practice. the men took half
mile run around the field. With Nc
Aleer and Mccall on the ends; Tucker
the old war horse, at center Woods
Ryan, Byrne and Kane at the back
field, the team looks great and should
give the fastest teams in &c east
good battle at Front and Union Park.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
IRISH AMERICAN
SOCCER TEAM GAMES

Manager Kearney Of the Irish
American Soccer team has completed
the schedule for the season. Il fol-
lows.
Games at home-Windsor, october
~; Germantown Boys Club. October
&c; Marcus Hook, November Q; No
vember %, opens Vesper, November
80; Darby Y. M. A., December 7; Ia
cony A. Q. December 2t; Dinton, jan
uary II; Clan Gordon, January %;
February 1, open.
Games abroad-Darby Y. NJ. A.,
October 3 Tacony A c.. October 10;
Dinton. November Q; Clan Gordon.
November 16; Windsor. December IA;
Germantown Boys Club, December
Is; Marcus Hook. January Is; Yes
per. February IS.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
40" FOR BANKRUPTs

Judge Edward G. Bradford in the
United States District Court yester-
day afternoon, entered an order de-
the Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company as the depository
for funds Of bankrupt establishments
to succeed the National Bank of VIII
mington and Brandywine, the order
being due TO a merger of the Will
mington and Brandywine Bank with
the Wilmington Trust Company and
the first National Bank. The new
depository must give bond IN the sum
of $4,000.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
SHOULD PLAY GAME OVER.

Sporting Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNALS:
Not solicited by anyone. I wish to
say that the scenes at the finish of
the Observation-Disclosures game Satur-
day were disgraceful. If there was
one there were 200 persons around
the plate and third-base line and they
assisted the last Nandever runner
over the plate and interfered with
Highlands catcher. I think the score
should be declared a tie and the game
played over, without going 10 Philades-
phia to import an umpire. whose work
to say the least, was raw" Yours
for fair sport,
Impartial Observer.
Wilmington, Del. September "a.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
T ESREAU
psOfc BIZ AMERICAN PRESS ASSoctAItoN

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The extern
sive bulk Of jeff Tesreau, the
Giants husky young pitcher, is grad
ually soping up all the worlds series
calcium light to the very painful ex-
clusion of numerous other celebrities.
Every time JEFF appears now there is
a distinct sag in the odds against the
Giants. Right now Tesreau Is twirl-
ing great ball. Up until a short time
ago the big boy had been in the habit
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
AT WAR GOVERNORS
CONFERENCE,

Mrs. r. b. Roudebush. of Milford,
Del, only child Of Governor Burton,
war Governor OF Delaware. passed
through Wilmington this morning,
en- route TO attend the semi-eenten-
NAL of the War Governors Confer
ence al Altoona, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. r. Wootten. only grand
child Of Governor Burton. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Frank L. De-
Almond, of Claymont Mrs. Dear
mond is the only great-grandchild
Of the Governor.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
JUPITER PLUV
PUTSCRIMPSIN
REMNANT RACE
National Commission Must
Wait Until Cubs and Giants
Play Again
BUTTERMILK FOR
CHICAGO NEXT YEAR
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Sept PA forecast Of
rain today made the world champion
ship baseball plot all the thicker.
The National Commission is scheduled
10 meet here tomorrow to set dates
for the big games. Meantime. the
Giants must clinch their pennant To
do it on schedule time they must win
twice from Pittsburgh and the Cubs
lose their double header at Philadel-
phia. The commission must wait on
the Giants and now the Giants must
wait on the weatheriman. McGraW ex-
pected to use Tesreau and MarQuard
against the Pirates II he plays today,
while Clarke counted on Robinson and
Ferry.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL SEASON
OPENS ON FRIDAY

The Wilmington High School foot
ball team opens the season on Friday
with the Central High in Philadelphia
Captain Mason feels he is going to
have some stars. Hamilton. Groves,
Sharp and Matthews are expected TO
do things this season.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
TRINITY PUTS
END TO STREAK
OF MIDDLETOWN

MIDDLETOWN, Del, Sept "a
Trinity of Wilmington journeyed to
Middletown and broke Middletown
long list of victories by defeating
them by the score of z to in a fast
and exciting game before large
crowd on Saturday The score:
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
CHURCH LEAGUE
RACE TIED UP
SiIverbrooL, 10; FastIake, Q.

NIII tTNTNUHl IUf EHsITHhti y
SilverbroOk defeated Eastlake in o
Church League game on Saturday.
10 to 9. thereby tying them up with
Edgemoor for first place and also ty-
ing themselves up with Old Swedes
for third place. The game was
smuggling match, Silyerbrook getting
sixteen hits off Bierman and Eastlake
touching up Adair for ewelve safeties.
Adair had the better of the match.
The score:
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
MILL RESTORE LIGHT.

George w. Sparks. president of the
Street and Sewer Department states
that the street light on Twenty-frst
street between jefferson and Mad
ison which was removed by the de-
partment will be restored.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

Many have found by experience
that renting a furnished room that
meets all requirements and makes a
pleasant home may be best accom-
plished through the Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
CHICAGO, Sept .24--AI Of the Cub
athletes must start' the. 1913 season on
the water wagon sand, stay on a year
no matter how hard the jolting or 1t
will cost them jobs,or money, perhaps
both. After sizingsup the past season.
Charles Murphy. the Cub president,
decided today thatihadlhis ball tossers
said buttermilk instead OF highballs
when the bartender said Whats
yours?" they would now be hugging
the National League pennant, instead
Of being bad second, and will have
dry contract next, year and see that
It is enforced.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

St Peters football team wants to
arrange a series Of games. Address
Manager John ]. McDeyitt, New Cas-
tie. Del
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
RIBS BROKEN BY FAIL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del. Sent. 24.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Rislcr, Of Lincoln. yester-
day morning fell down a fight of
stairs. and broke three ribs
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
nnMN cHrRcH srrps.

Matthew Rodgers. Of No. 7O1 West
Ninth street, fell down the steps in
front of the Sacred Heart Church,
and was slightly bruised.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

Three-base hits-Jackson. l. Gibbs,
Byron. Sacrifice hits-B Gibbs. Len
derman. Stolen bases-Foster. Clark
/; Scarhurgh, 3. Struck out-hl
Smith. .; Scarburgh, z. Time OF
game-1.45.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
ENTrRTAINMENr FOR MEN.

The Barnabas Men will give a
stereopticon entertainment in connec-
tion with their business meeting. in
First Presbyterian Church tonight to
which all men are invited.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
SPORT GOSSIP.

Seven I'm the seventh inning put a
crimp in the Reds and the Braves
oinohed the game z to g.
The Dodgers. thanks to timely bin
giles by Moran and Stongle, walked
away with the Cardinals to ..
Joe Jackson has nosed out Iris
Speaker for second place in the bat
ting averages.
With eighty-two pilfered sacks to
his credit. Clyde Milan is out for n
new American League record Last
year Ty Cobb was the premier base
stealer with a mark of 81
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

In order TO select from the most et-
fcient workers IN every line Of en-
deavor make full use OF the Want
Columns.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

The Wants are an ever ready.
quick action means Of supplying
what's most needed at minimum ex-
pense.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

Of walking three or four batsmen to a
game. but he has gradually gained
control, and Coach Wilbert Robertson
believes that he will finally become as
steady as any pitcher in the land. If
the worlds series should open at Bos-
ton McGraw might start the Ozark
Lion, although the consensus Of opin-
ion is that. no matter where the big
mill commences, one G. Mathewson
will be in there trying to slip the
first punch across.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

sent to the feeble-mindcd school al
Owings Mills, for firing the Moore
Greeland barns.
"A yield of 80 1-2 bushels Of wheat
tc the acre is reported from the Lewis
A. Todd farm, Port Deposit, the larg-
est i'm Cecil county.
The home of the late r K Vanne
man. Havre deGrace, has been bought
by stephen j Seneca, for $4,000.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

Domestic workers are easily reach
ed by the Wants.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24
EAsTLAKE.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Eastlake ...O3OO 20O3 l.
SilverbrOok - 0 o 0 O N-le
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

The Wants are the directory for
workers-the place where employer
and employee meet.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-24

ecanst miIb
which is rich with that becames absolutely
other
can there is some pure spring waite r. now proceed to from
into No enough of the mixture double the contents Then
No and find the number of aon in each although
gallon
tell than milk is there
SOLUTION TO AUTOMOBILE PUZZLE
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hadm
TO
him
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Evening journal., 1912-09-24

Wilmington, Del, september "a.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-07
FEARED ROOFING OWL.

Jonesboro, Ark. Sept. 6.-J. P. Dun kin. a druggist of Dell, was in this city this afternoon telling of the dis appearance of the little 4-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs. J. B. Rich ardson, and for AS hours her where abouts was unknown. The little one left home early In the morning, but her mother, thinking she had gone to the woods with her father, did not worry. When the father came home and it was ascertained the little one was not present, then 1t was that the parents became aroused and began the search All day and night the search was continued but not until the next morning Was the search success ful. The child was found on a log in lake of water. where she had spent the entire night, fleeing there she said for safety having heard hooting owl, and was afraid of il. When the child was restored to the parents there was great rejoicing.
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DEVELOP WATER POWER.
Electric Bond and Share Company
 Acquires Alabama Properties.

Huntsville, Ala. Sept. 6.-The trans. fer of the properties and franchises of the Huntsville Railway, Light and Power Company to the Electric Bond and Share Company, which was re- gently merged with the Alabama Wa ter Power Company was eonsummat- ed here today, and the new company is now in charge. R. l.. Rand, general manager of the plans for Alabama, is here and is making a summary of i'm proyements and repairs that are nee essary to bring the plant up to the highest state of efficiency. Transmits sion lines will be effected as soon as possible to bring power in here from the Little river in Cherokee county, and after that the generation of cleo tricity by steam will be dispensed with. The company has purchased the electric plant at Anniston. Deca- tur, Gadsden. iSylacauga, Talladega, and numerous other towns and cities in northern Alabama, and will prob ably have 100000 horsepower to dis pose of. w. A. Offut, general mana ger of the corporation in Alabama, states that 1t Is the intention of his company to foster the location of man. ufacturing industries in this section so that all of the power available may be utilized.
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DEMOCRATS PLAN
 GRAND PARADE
NEW YORK TO BE SCENE OF BIG DEMONSTRATION FOR DEM
 ocRATiC LEADERS.
Business Men of Gotham Win Take Part in Demonstration and Invi-
 tation Is Sent Broadcast.

New York, Sept. 6.-Plans for a na- tional Wilson and Marshall business mems parade on the same day and nour in every large city from the At lantic to the Pacific were made today at democratic national headquarters.
 A delegation of business men of this city met Acting Chairman McAdoo and organized a Wilson and Marshall na- tional business mems league Head quarters will be opened at once at 200 Fifth avenue. Telegrams have been sent to democratic committeeman and merchants in all states and efforts will be made to obtain a large en- rollmen of prominent merchants and business men. Then day will be set for the simultaneous parades.
 MT McAdoo announced today that the plan for gathering popular con tributions to the campaign fund through the banks had been a success. He said ISIS banks have notified him that they will accept contributions for all parties and only ten banks have refused. The acting chairman gave out a table showing that Illinois led with l64 banks and Iowa came next with 134 acceptances. Some of the other states were: Oklahoma, 5S; Texas, 80; Virginia, Fl; Kansas, 6S; Missouri S6. and New York, GA.
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We deliver promptly anything. any lime. Pubic Drug Co. phone 645. tf
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Barnhart-The old reliable for fur niture repairing. upholstering; all kin Is of cabinet and carpenter work. IF Gulpha street. Phone 55S. 11-23-tf
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prescriptions called Tor. delivered Public Drug Co. phone 645. I
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GOLF FINAL BETWEEN EVANS AND TRAVERS
BOTH PLAYED EXCELLENT GAME
 ON WHEATON LINKS AND SETTLE IN FINAL TODAY.

Chicago Golf Club, Wheaton. H., Sept. 6.-Charles Evans, Jr., of the Edgewater club of Chicago, western amateur champion, holder of many course records, and joint holder with Harold Hilton of the low medal score in the qualifying round of the national amateur golf championship tourna ment. tomorrow will play Jerome Travers of Upper Montclair, N J., Metropolitan champion, twice national champion, and a match player admit ted to be one of the strongest in this country Travers and Evans are both scratch men in the national handicap list
 Travers has played his way through the tournament by defeating Sherrill Sherman, Walter J. Travis, Mason Phelps and Hamilton Kerr.
 Kerr's showing has been one of the surprises of the national champion ship. The young Vermont player was extended to his utmost yestreday however, to beat Paul Hunter of Mid lothian in 37 holes and was easy for Travers.
 "Chick" Evans was forced to defeat Warren K. Wood of Homewood who carried the match to the 33rd hole. Wood was runner up to Evans at Den yer in the western championship. ,. Evans went through the field defeat ing In turn, A. w. Tillinghast, H. B. Lee. Heinrich Schmidt and Warren K Wood
 Norman Hunter of Edinburgh, who yesterday collapsed because of the neat and was forced to withdraw from lis match with Wood, remained in bed all day today under the care of his physician, but was pronounced not in danger.
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EAST WINS TROPHY.

Rifle Range, Sea Girt, N. J., Sept. 6. The Dryden trophy match, regarded as the most important event of the Sea Girt shooting tournament. was won today by Massachusetts. with a score of 1,104 out Jf possible l,200. The winner receives the si000 trophy presented by the ate United States Senator Dryden of New Jersey, and Sl5O in cash. Second prila. $lOO, was captured by the District of Columbia, which scored 1,0SS. and third rrize by Maryland, score ,O66.
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WILL WAIVE RIGHT.

Los Angeles. Sept. 6--Announce ment was made tonight by Meyer Lissner, chairman of the republican state committee, that the progressves who won control of the state con F ton in Tuesdays primary, woull waive their right to nominate electors when the convention meets on Sep tember 24, and would place the Roose- electors on the ballot by petition. Un- der this plan. neither the Roosevelt nor the Taft electors will go before the people under the party designa- tion of republican.