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Evening journal., 1913-10-22
FOOTBALL RULES
PERMIT SCORING
Teams in General Are Realiz-
Ing More Points on Added
Down Than Last Year

What little the football season has
brought eat thas far ueirs IL appear
that the teams in general are starting
out With more knowledge Of what can
) be accomplished with the additional
doWn-addcd last year-and are ac-
complishing more. With ono OF two
exceptions in the games that have
been played, the teams with the nat
urally stronger attacking power have
realized more points in more de-
cisive manner than attended the
greater part OF the season of 1912.
when the present rules were having
their first test.
The season starts as II the expert
ences. the lessons of last year. AS il
the men who are directing the cam
paigns at the various colleges are
starting in where they left Off There
is a clearer idea Of what to do and
how to do it and less OF the feeling
out state Of being. All along the line.
and even though the classes Of oppo-
nents in a game may have been wida
apart there has been much snap and
decision in offensive play this year,
more impression of familiarity with
the possibilities OF the rules and less
of feeling of uncertainty
There has been a good deal of
I scoring by long runs from suddenly
arising opportunities. but TO indi-
vidual openings rather than team dis
plays, as witness the field length runs
! from a KICKOFF by Harvard and Penn
men; but these happenings add en-
/ citement and variety and do not de-
tract from the fact that there has
I been an extensive amount of pretty
team rushing. Any quantity of gains
for ten yards have been made ia a
1 varied and c.ean-cut manner, ana Il
that condition holds, II the attack
permits Of commensurate returns
when well-matched teams come to-
gether the season will be one Of more
clearly defined attainment than last.
Lots Of action has attended the
1918 playing aud with results. aud the
means Of gaining ground have been
diverse. the play being we'll opened
out. The PLAYS that have hlpl tried.
u while for the most part simpy as pe-
fits early season. have been accom-
panied by a fam degree Of ski.liu ag.
cution for SO early, have been Of lot
cral scope WI a bit more spryaess
and precision in forming interference
than is usually found i'm the opening
games.
The restored onsidc kick has been
kept in the background so far, or IL
: used at all has received scant mem-
ton. AS an occasional device this
used TO be an exceedingly attracti,e q
one. No team ever employed it'more
skillmlly than Penn during The days
i. when Carl Williams played. and Il
the Quakers, as well as others. don't
use It to good purpose this fall it viii
. no curnrfefnn
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
DISSOLU1lON NOTICE.

- -
4 TATE OF DELAWARE ofilgE or
= SECRETARY OF SrA1t. oENitfl-
, ATE or DISSOLUTION.
TO Al 60 Whom These Presents May Come,
Greeting;
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
cecdincs for thc voluntary dissolution there
of hy She ronscnt Of an fhc stockholders
deposited in my ohice. the General sacuri
ties aud Development Company corpora
tinn Of this State whose prinripu' office a.
situated ~ so. sls.19 Ford building 10 the
State of Delaware. Julian g. Walker. being
agent therein aud iu charge thereof upou
whom process may Dee served. has compiled
with the requirements of 'An act providing
General Corporation Law umcndcd and
approved March q a. d.. 1901. amended
and approved March n. a. y. 1908. amended
and approved March 20 a. h. 1905 amended
and approved March "a. A. u. 1907. amend
cd and approved April s. A. u. 1909. and
amended and appro, ed Match o., 1911, pre-.
CERTIFICATE Of DISSOLUTION
Vow Therefore T. Thomas w. Miller Sec
roiar, OF State Of the STATE nf Delaware.
do hereby certify that tine said corporation
did ON the eighth dag OF October A. ID. 1913
file 10 the Office duly executed and az
tested conseni. iu writing. 90 ne dissolution
OF said corporation executed hl al Hth'
stockholders thereof which sold consent and
the records OF The proceedings aforesaid. ore
now on Gle % my said Office as provided
b. law.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
haze hercunfo SCI my hand and
oaicial sea. o. Dover this eight
lSEALl day Of October. In The year uf oui
Lord one Thousand nine hundrel
and thirteen
tsirnedl THOMAS W. MILLER
oct15.e2 29.Noy5. Secretary Of state
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
Hammond Challenges McHuoh
For The State Championship

J. B. AIcHugh, "Joe Ben" to his friends
IN the shooting game, and present open
State Delaware champion, has been chal.
lenged to a match at the usual 100 tar
gets per man, by one of the local profes-
sionals. This will be shot Saturday.
Joe recently won the much coveted
cup from William Schuyler Colfax, Jr.,
in an exciting race by the close score of
% to ~, and announced himself as
being ready to defend the title against
all comers.
William II. Hammond has challenged
him.
The state championship matches at
the DUPONT Club always attract wide
attention, and the results are heraldcd
far aud wide. Consequently both will
make every effort to win. The public
is cordially invited to visit the dupont
Club and view the shooting. No charge
for admission is made, and every one is
welcome
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
PENLYN HALL SQUIDS

Because Of lack Of interest Penlyn
Hall football schedule has been aban.
doned. All atteNion has been turned
TO the basketball teams. At least three
teams will be put on the floor and a
busy year is anticipated.
r. Wier is the only one OF last years
quintet who is lost This leaves Jack
Marston. Foulk and Captain Lichten-
stein as nucleus around which 70
build a winning combination.
Truss. Craig and IT, Wicr, subs last
wear. are out for the team again. and
expect TO make the veterans hustle
Other candidates who showed mp well
arc. White. Loose. McCardell, Ashen'
bach. Mcintyre Durstein. Abrahams
and Fletcher
OF the new ones. Dare and Baldwin
are very good. The former is the y.
IN G. A. star and will add much
strength TO the team.
Manager William lack has been
working on his schedule. which win IN
clude games with Friends Second. High
School Scrubs. Kennett Square. Oxford.
Dover. Smyrna. Newark and Elkton
High Schools. Wilmington Conference
( Academy and other teams Of this class.
The second team has heen entered in the
Bows League of Delaware. which IN.
cludos Hanover. Westminster Old
Swcdes. West End and Pcnlyu Second
I of Wilmington aud tho BOY Scouts OF
( New Castle. This team viii also play
lpreliminarics 10 the big games with
such teams as Park 4. c. and River
/ ton
The Third team viii play West 4. G..
Park Juniors West Juniors and other
teams OF the same class,
4 Manager Jack would be glad 70 re-.
ceivc communications about games al
his residence, No. SOP West Eleventh
street city.
Captain Lichtenstein is one of th'
best floor men IN local ranks
Jack. last years high scorer. vii
have TO hustle this year. Dare will give
him hard tusslc for supremacy. Will
both Of these lads The team comes first
Marston. a forward last year. vii
probably be shifted TO guard this year
lie win find plenty of competition
there
"Bob" Foulk. the diminutive guard
has grown lot during the last year an'
will be harder than ever TO score on.
"Jay" Truss who developed into th'
best passcr OF the squad. is after
guard position lie ought TO make Il.
Craig's unerring eye is on the basket
again. lie doesn't get into the team
work as he should.
Gage" McCardell new at the gam'
last year viii make "Specks" hustle.
Herb" Wier is good one for any
position.
Andy" Ashenbach should make Z
wonderful guard with last years expert
ence.
babe" Truss. shrimp" Mckay
I "Dud' Gray and Carter will be th'
maiustays for the third team. They
are after the championship OF their class
about town.
len" Middleton will jump ccnter fol
them. If he does not land position OF
the second team.
Harry l,oose the Hanover msinatay
is with us this wear. Watch him
Eddie" Abrshsms is getting in trln
with Adams A G. How Is your foot
work Eddie,
f"hn prettlman has entered trsnNhl
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
Baseball Gossp-Game Law Interpreted SoccerSpor Odds
LARGER QUARTERS
FOR CENTRAL BODY

At the meeting OF the Central Labor
Union last night, il was decided that
because OF the growth OF the organizo.
tion. to move from its present head
quarters at No. 6O4 Market street to
new quarters in the Turner Building az
seventh and Market streets Tho new
quarters will he occupied as soon as
possible and the next meeting OF tie
body viii be held in them ON the FIRST
Tuesday IN November. The new quar-
ters win be fitted mp with new furniture
and besides being much larger VIII
he move suitable in every way than the
rooms now occupied by the Union.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

WEST POINT, y. y, oct. 2e.-Good
ldckers are ranking very high in the
football market this year. owing 10
their scarcity At West Point the
United states Military academy team.
however. is confident that Jewett, the
powerful lineman, viii meet all boot
ing demands acccptably. JeWott Is
effective at both punting and drop
kicking
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

Roman of the pitchers box, is man
ager of the Cleveland team. In
Cleveland also the temporary grounds
of the past season we're too remote
and unsatisfactory and the club las
secured a centrally located plat on
which q fine plant is to be erected.
In Pittsburgh the Federal League
Club leased the old National League
Park. near the river, on the Allegany
side. one of the best-situated parks in
the country. within easy walking dis
tance from the heart Of the city.
Pittsburgh finished last in the race,
and had the Pirates as competitors for
popular favor, but in spite Of these
handicaps is reported TO have lost
only an inconsiderable amount The
teams manager was Philippi. former
pitcher. who often played in Baltimore
in the old days of its baseball glory.
II is reported that another noted old
timer is To manage the team next
year.
The Federal League of the past
summer therefore consisted of Pitts
burgn. Cleveland. indianapolis. Chit
csgo. st Louis and Kansas City. Next
year two Eastern cities arc 10 be sd-
mitted. making an oight-club organi-
zstion. II ie planned later 70 take
in other large cities
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

. ma CFNr. INVESTMENT. SHARES
= iuli paid; n,e dollgrl caehi non ns
scsssbiti secured Delaware corporation
real estate proposition lnrfsi snHl
amount each month h preferred. No hn's
no foricitures In.orn4d'n nn applit1
ticu Answering This aGfsrtse nom. impuati
no obligation 10 invest Address y. ID
hon fls octin.tna
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
lost AND FOUND

i 0srS-0SF 6USICn OF i,GvS. 90.
L. ward Il returned 10 pR. MAhAtfNf
pui Jackson street. oft3--3t
I OsT- BUNCH or KEYS GONG From
IL Fourth and Totnal streets 10 Tough
acnamon. Pa Finder p'ease rtethfn 10
Springer Hat store and receive reward.
ortil-St
4 OSI--LApN S 1Olp WATCH ND
Din. between Wooddalc and Whining.
ton ON SUNDAY October 10 Initials II. G.
g. Reward 70 returned 90 EVENING iour.
ual. octi--S
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
BRIDGEvILsg SEES FOOTBALL.

Special 10 TIE INNING JOURNAL.
BRIDGENllIE. Del. Oct %. In tho
first game OF football ever played here,
Bridgevile High School lost to Georgel
town High School. 90 TO o. The local
boys had meyer played football before
and most OF them had ne,eu seen a
game. II is due largely to the efforts OF
Professor Spence that the game has
been inaugirated here.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22


Danger.
~Go SLOW,
"Blow Horn"
1t was one OF the new signs to be
placed at different places in the county
where there are dangerous curves and
crossings. But shortly afterwards Mr.
Burris did not 90 slow.
Mr.. Smith again presented bills for
five carloads Of stone and S529 worth of
binder material as we'll as for work done
on the stone roads.
County Supervisor John Levy, in a
letter informed the court that he could
not approve Mr.. Smiths bills because he
knew nothing about the work.
Mr.. Smith felt that the commissioner
of the district had the right 10 order
material for the roads and have the
work done. Mr.. Fouracre replied that
the commissioner of any district has
only the right to do as much work as he
| is empowered by the majority of the
court TO do. Mr.. Fouracre said the Levy
Court had appointed the county road su.
/ lpervisor and it is HE duty 10 inspect
roads and report where repairs are need
ed and make them when directed
The bills were paid after being ap-
proved by the comptroller and county
supervisor.
The following self.explanatory reso.
luton was passed:
Be IL resolved BY the Levy Court
Of New Castle county. That the
county supervisor, heretofore ap-
pointed under the provisions Of
chapter l3n. volume % laws of
/ mol "a hn uIf
tion of this resolution. shall have
full charge OF the repair and main
tenance Of al improved highways
in New Castle county. which have
been constructed under the provis.
ions Of chapter 1870. volume % Of
the laws of Delaware. and regular.
~ turned over 70 the county by the
contractor for the construction
thereof and regularly excepted by
the court as county roads, accord
ing 10 law. and the said supervisor
shall have fun control of the en-
ploy of all labor, tho purchase
Of ell tools, machinery and mater
ials required in the repair and
: maintenance Of said road subject at
all times 10 any special direction
and the approval of the Levy Court.
BE Il further
Resolved. That from and after the
! adoption Of thin resolution, no bills
for renairs and maintenance labor
= tools, machinery or materials or
e any of the said improved highways
e in New Castle county. shall be al
5 lowed or paid by this court. until
y after the same have been approved
Is by the said county engineer Of New
l. Castle county, unless especially or
y dercd by this court.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
STEAMER CLTlRs LrWES.

After discharging her cargo of coal
Pt Lcwes, Del, the British schooner
Frances which was driven into the
Breakwater leaking during a voyage
from Now York 10 Halifax. sailed
Yesterday for the former port
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
HAlR DRESSING


< HAMPOOiNG. WITH OK WITHOUT
- shampoo board. Mauicuring, electric
sralp treatment facial massage, haif dress
ing. also face packs.
CARRIE Il WRIGHT
D. "a. 50cf 80. 2ii ~. Tenth 81.
oct6-1yf.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
NEW BANK FOR NEWARK.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. Oct 22.-The
Newark Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany win give a reception in ifs
new banking house on Friday after
noon and evening The bank has
been very successful. and has had a
steady growth. It's new steel and
concrete building is one of the finest
OF the smaller banking buildings in
the state The bank will be open for
business on Monday.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
SANITARY WORKERS

-.-~----.~---.--- ,s--'l---------
Al X kELrER,
M. SANITARY, oDORLEss ENCAv At
ins Once, s. W. Iorner fouTth sud Wcs,
streets o-tat.tf.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
TAXT SERVICE

~ All AND HORSE CAB SERVICE
/ night or day. 10 hire by trip. hour or
day. Special attention given.
JOHN r. KNOTrS.
Front and French Streets.
ID. 6 a. s15. Automatic 283l.
seutoT.r. v. q. fm
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
TYPEWRITERS


~ NftNRiIEkS RtrAlhtD, it-., ~,
4 sold. Easy payments. Bargains sign'.y
used Royals. undsrwoodf keminsiunt. ,sio
hons typewriter supply Co. So. ela NAf
Be- ST. Both phones sib-u
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
MANIcnRISr.


NJ lSs H. r. SIIAafpOO1f
W F.etiric Scalp Treatment Hair Dr4<
ing Hours by appointment Phoue. ts9Af
oct2i I'M. f{
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

and Marshall Academy at Lancaster
The Second team b. after the cham
pionship OF the Bovc League
Look ont Boy scouts
Bob Fletcher l. a newcomer who
puts up "a good game.
The season opens early in November
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
ROOFERS

VAY p. WILLIAMS co.
w 40. s2i Orangs So. Roofing. spout
ing and Heating Metal and eomnoAlion
roofing. Hot Ar Heating aud Nentilauug.
Repairing promptly done. 'hone. ieo-ly'
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

Use the Wants in buying. selling,
exchanging, hiring and in many other
ways.-Adv
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
APARTMENTS


- TORE. APARTMENT I. ffNrf NHr
- second door. AlAbu. SO. s55 4atnau
.ffe.t s-pt29 im.
NOR RFNT-TfRrr ROOMS ANp BATH.
Apply G05 ~ Ninth street,
uttlJ-m.w.i.. itno.
~ ODFHN APARTMENT r0Cr ROOMS.
Nj bsth and store room. iup'y
o,fse sHa5 Coz Vs.. .piIi Sr.
4, or RENI-TlyO FIRfPHOOf APART,
II ments of 3 roums and bath. in MAki-
HORO.BELMONT Adams street Snd l'ars
Place TATNALL A 60. 80 i3 west
Smith ST. ociscod- -m-
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
~ eArfiRnAy
rHr FIRST "a bAY r. OF SoVENBER. 1918.

iho following described real estate. 4n
an that certain lpi or piece Of land 1e4l<
mated aud known az lots numbered tor.r
eirhf fnrfr.ninc fffy. ffty.one iftf-t~o
eighty nirc and ninety t4s ~, %. o. o. -
and aOl IN the CERTAIN plan of lois rasfcd
"liircrest situate wing ana BENG in
Brandy wine hundred New Castle county 9pd
state of delaware hqpnded and descrbed rs
follows % vii;
Berinulne ai the corner formed hy ths
intersection Of ihe sonthwssier'y side of
Lore avenue with the southeastefly eide .oi
sprinrhiil avenue thence southeastffr
along the said southvesterly side Of Lore
avenue. two hundred and eft, feet two aud
onc-haf inches. TO the norihvesierly side
a.ona said side ,of Woodside aVenur, ene
hundred and seventy y-threc feet. eight inches
% corner of land Of Charles v. Palmer;
thence norfhwcstcrly along line Of x1d
palmcr's land. az right angles 90 Woodside
avenue. one hundred and twenty'dvc tfft,
go corner Of land .of Claude NJ. Nsrkoe.
thence northeastcrly along a line Of s&d
Narkoes land, parallel with Woodsidc Ne
westerly along another line Of said Marsne'S
land. one hundred and twenty hve feet. n
the said southcastcrl, side Of Sprin<Ait
avenue. and thence thereby northeasf1A,.
one hundred and thirteen feet and one-aAli
inches. 10 the place Of beginning be the e4n
tents thereof what they msy. subject how
ever, 20 the following limitations and build
ing restrictions. which shall continue Gin
1909. via; tirSi-'fhst no drinking saleQu.
tavern. tannery uic.sty or other buildings
for offensive use or OCCUPATIONS shall s1
luit. placed. used or maintained on the said
premises OF any part thereof ~
Second-Thaf no building except dwell
ing house and ont buildings apprrteuan'
thereto shall be built or maintained upn
the said premises or amy part thereof wrci
said dwelling house shall be OF values
not less than fifteen hundred dollars ena NJ
+ building ur structure excepting steps
f pias4as hav or ori, windows and on'
usual projections appurtcpsni % 'HVei9Nf
ho,i.s shan b. erected or mairfalnec nfrrf.
the street lines Of SDruehil Lo,s tn1
Woodsidc avenues than tdirff fef
Seired and f1Aeu m cEscnton
rror-rt, ~ Jfrss-s H i'fac1ei 4nt
4 a., A. Ns,ander his wife. noriS,-ers.
wAirER s BrRR'S ssrlf
sf.rrt 0frr Niiuir-ior N7l oftcf-'
iH 1919 i-.--.-s'ts-- y
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
DTHEB SPORTS on PAcr rIGHr.
REMOVAL NOTICE


nK. I. 4. SMITH. or 80. $50 MAR.
~ Net street uus movca his dental pruc.
iics 20 the n. T.. Corner Ninth and jefferson
streets augs.d.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

nR. p. r. nRADLEN, JR.. DENTIST
IL hos removed bis plicc from zoo rrang.
hu 90 9i9 Market street. u. & A. Phone
fIl6. octi5-emo.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmington.
daily. including Sundays. az 73o and 1880
a. m.. 100 aud ais D. m. On Saturdays
and SUNDAYS ou'y. 200 D. m-
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf. Philadel-
phia daily. including sundays. az 1880 a.
No. $780, f.1j and 90 p. M. on sundays
and Mondays only. $50 ~. M.
FARES-Inc.udinc Saturday and Sun
days. Philadelphia excursion. 25c; ous
way. ise. Chester excursion. l5c; one
wsy. Zoe.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

Seized snd trtcn in execution M
property OF David H. CofcrdAie ,ena 4
gene Nardesiy. ii7isic1 ln hrnAt ntiSA ~
David a. gaferdalc. aud 90 be solS n.
WALTER $. nJNhfS Sfle',n,
sheriff Ohec. Wilmington Dol. OF'.,
t5. 1913. ociI6.IS e7-JCa
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

-lTEEITT'Y SALE-nl NIRTIF OF n
writ of Levan iarias. 10 me directed -'il
be exposed 20 public sale on the pronifte.
In White Clay Greek hundred New taail,
county Delaware.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

.HTGufHs sAiE-n nY VIRTUE or -zt
writ OF fevuri rsciss TO me directed. VII
bc exposed 90 public sale no The Court
House on Market street bctFcen Ierih
and Eleventh sfrerfs. in the ciiy of Will
minctou New Castle fonnty Delaware
On MONDAY.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

sHERIFF's ShLr-BY yigrUE cT =
writ OF Icvsri lacias 20 me directed
viii be- exposed 90 pnbic sale % ~
Court House. on Market street heiree
Tenth end Ei-vsuth streets, 10 ths en-, ,ei
Wilmington. New Castle county. Dea
Evening journal., 1913-10-22
COUNTY PAYS
ROAD BILLS
Supervisor Approves Mr..
Smiths Work After More
Discussion is Engaged in
DANGER SIGNALS
ON RURAL ROADS

When the Levy Court convened yes.
terday afternoon there was sign on
Commissioner Burris' desk. It measured
PAP l-2 feet and read;
Danger.
~Go SLOW.
BLOW Horn"
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

sets nf singlc harness. tvo hundred 5Iid
any bushels of corn in barn and in ffr
asld. ono rick of bay. one rick Of straw,
~ corn fodder on iarm one corn shelter.
one our-horsc market wagon, nn nt tte
4 said goods and chattcls being on the iarm 'in
Said White Cay trrek hundred, now ocrn'
nied and tenanfrd hy the said .payiu ii
] Covcrdalc. also aN Inc othcr -uoqe ave
| ---LL.-.- nn .--a ANN nLI-n lIo n-nc-- y.
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

tho following described reel estate. viz.
Az that loi, piece or parcel of lsnd rrh
,ho brick mcssuago thereon ercctcd sitnsie
n tho city of Wilmington, Now totte
county and State OF Delaware, bounded and
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

fte following described personal property. W;
Al the following routf and chattcls. fit;
One dark brown horse namcd Dick. one .tuf-
rel horse named Dan. one ao-v. ten t1o4f4.
thirty rhirh ens. one tuo-horsc farm va9au.
douhir-disc harrow. ono sprngtooth haf
fou. ono corn PLANTER one ncerinF NOV.
ing machine three plows ouc neeripe
Evening journal., 1913-10-22

the following described real estate. w
Al That certain l1t Of land with iNo nutid.
irrt and improvements thereon erected 80
OF View Castle and state of Delaware. fua4
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-12-27
Succe ssfuI Disappearance.

One of the most successful disap
pearances on record was of William
Howe. Howe was a successful trades
man In Jermyn street, and one morn
ing in 1706 he left his wife, telling her
that he had business in the city. He
never came back, and after some years
an act of parliament was specially
passed to enable Mrs. Howe to admin
lister her husbands estate. Then one
evening In 1923 the widow" received
a letter requesting an interview. Mrs.
Howe duly kept the ppointment-and
discovered her husband. He had been
living in disguise in the same neigh
borhood all the time, he explained, and
keeping a close eye upon the move
ments of his wife. 1t is said that the
reunited couple lived happily ever aft
erward.-London Standard.