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Evening journal., 1913-07-22
Tr0Hers and PAGERS Off
in the First Day Races

They're at in
and the Delaware The this
eimen aic-tlc sli the sl7
FIRST RACE July yEARS
OLD OR YOUNGER-PuRSE
Lena Lomhso' y me- by zombro Henry puton Wilmington Del
Lohcdac. b.. M A.B PaoiL
The LombrO Belle, b. m- by Iombo b. Coke Paoi,
Little Muhe, b. h. by Moko d. C. Armstrong Princess
- h. t.. Dock Armstrong
Joker Loniro b.. h. zomhro A Mcdowell
Brama b. H. by Bingara, A. H. Tyson, Wilmington, Del
imOrct l.. AXworthy, A. u. Tyson Wilmington
u. NE H. r.
he, r.
Constantine VIM II a.
SECOND RACE. July 20 ss5 TROT-PURSH $780,
Armstrong, Princess
V- Sidney H. Wilmington
Dolio Cochato b.. ne Cochato H. r. Tyson Newark Del
b. So RpQuciOr H. r. TwsOn, Newark, Del.
Nugget Roy h- W. F Bropy Gloucester, ~
Martha Chimes, me- Chimes wilson Wilmington
DR.. H.. h. q. Prince, M. Smith, Wcsovcr
dewey MITCHELL Admiral Dewey Mitchell Aberdeen
Rom, Dell b. NJ by Del March G. n Payne Piman ~ J.
e.. n II.
ialbct e. Shcrbct Mapevood n
Jay Burton. h. e. Gordon H., o. j. lumes Westvic ~
THIRD RACE, JULY 20 22O PACE-PuSSE- $780,
Parker bh Hal Parker E Lingo Camden ~
thOptank b. h.
Ira L. h. h. Director pachon H. Ianert Philadelphia
tara Dewey, Admiral Dewey. A. White Wilmington Del
Gcrude Direct. m- Walter direct Carlisle
IIohe Maid. Wilmington.
j. T. H. b. h. by Bngcn Thomas Berry. Femngton, ~.
Indy Dillon. h. M n.
" bk h. H. r
Miss Dewey Mitchell Aberdeen Md.
Nancy BE Sure b. m BE Sure Dan Ica West Chester Pa
Virginia Patchcn hlk pachcn
RUBY c. b. e. A,camedia. Peacock Middlcown
William h. h. F. by Twilight Jr, H. H. stcwastown. Pa
Nrgc W. bin. m- H. Pa
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
ALLENTOWN WILL HAVE
BOOSTER DAY WEDNESDAY

ALLENTOWN. Pa, July 22-The
bis baseball event this week will be
booster day Wednesday. July 23.
In which harrisburg will play an
important part.
Tic purpose is 10 prove that Al
lentown rs real place TO have a
team. During the past several weeks
the Allentown team has been I'm haru
luck, owing 10 accidents These
started with the knockout OF Herbert
kutz, tho local pitcher. who was
fcllcd by a terrific inshoot which hit
him on The temple. As il never rains
but pours six other members of tho
team met with mishaps that either
put them out OF the game entirely or
handicapped their run-gcttlug abil-
ity. They dropped ont Of the first
division, but tho faith of the Allci-
town fans IN their ability to play
ball and get near the pennant is I'M
dimmcd. and 20 encourage the game
booster day" was proposed.
Tho opposing team will be tho for
midablc harrisburg Champs. but
they do not inspire any fear On tho
other hand. IL IS a joy to tho play
ers to- think that on the grcntcst hall
day in the history OF Allentown there
will he an opposing team worthy OF
the genius of Bill CouShlin. who so
long captlincd the foxy Dciroits.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
MINOR BAsEBALL ORDERS

AUBURN. n. V. July 22-Chair-
man Farrell. of the National Board
OF Arbitration. governing minor base
ball. today gave out the following
orders relative TO the sale and trad
ing of players among major and min
or leagues:
"All optional agreements must be
exercised on or brforr August l5
The sale OF tho release OF players
within twenty days Of the commence
mcnt OF the major league drafting
period. or within twenty days OF the
close OF tho season OF tho club dis
pnsing Of the player, Is prohibited.
"Thc sale Of a players release by
one national association TO another
shall be null and void agains, the
selection by draft of the player by a
major league club from the selling
club. unless he bc i'm tho actual SCR
vice OF the purchasing club for
twenty days before tho opening Of
the drafting season for major League
clubs"
The following announcements were
made:
The franchise and players of the
Seward (Nebl Club. in the Nebraska
state League. have been transferred
TO Beatrice. Mob.
Tho franchise and players of the
Vallejo Club. in thc California Lea
guc have been transferred 20 Wat
soRillc, Cal
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
Mr.. HOffecker Lauds
Women OF the Grange


Members or Diamond State Grange.
a. lhcir meeting last evening had as
their guest Francis II. Hodcckcr,
wfo entertained Jhem with an ad-
dress IN which he paid a high tribute
10 the women OF the Grange, as we'll
as the women of America
Arrangements are still being made
for The field day celebration on July
81. u was decided last evening 10
have teams moct the trolley which
leaves Fourth and Market streets
Wilmington at $50 O'Clock ON that
morning. Final details in regard 10
ihe field day program viii be made
at AN opcu meeting on Monday oven
ing next which will he held at the
homo of Mrs. Alfred Craig Newport.
ia addition To The flag pageant. and
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
In OLD HOME
FOR VACATION
Former Governor Of Vermont
RenewS Acquaintance
at Newark
IS A DELAWARE
COLLEGE GRADUATE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW ARk. July - Former Cover.
nor John Griffin Mccullough of YER
mont, aged IS years, ativc Dclawar-
can and one of the oldest living gradu
atcs OF Delaware College, has been
spending several days as .hc guest of
his cousin Mrs. Agnes Miller OF Della.
ware avenue he was accompanied by
his niece. Mrs Eleanor IL. Williams OF
New York City.
Mr. Mccullough. whose home is at
North bennington. Vermont. graduated
from Delaware College in 1850 lie now
has large railroad interests aud is rated
rs multi-millionairc. Although he has
not been back Tor many years MIR. Me
tullough has KEEP in touch with Della
warc College aud nj the meeting of the
Alumni Association hero during Com
mcncemcnt Week in juno. announce
memt was made that a check Tor $1,000
had been received from Mr. Mccullough
towards the .s2jO.O00 endowment fund
shat Che association is trying To raise
II was also ntimatcd that Mr. McCul.
lough who has given large sums TO cdu-
cational institutions in the cast. may
materially increase his original subscrip-
tion of $1,000 tu Old Delaware
Mr. Mccullough was born an farm
near Welsh Tract Baptist Church in
1885. Many of his relatives including
his parents are buried in thc buryiug
ground at this old church and this was
ono OF the several place. OF spccial in
terest TO him that he visited whil~
Newark NeUrgc g. Kerr formerly
president OF the board of trustees OF The
New Castle County WorkhOusc. who
VAS q boyhood chum OF the visitor call
ed on him and the ,WO had pheasant
chat OF happenings in and around New
ark many years previous TO the Civil
War Dr. George a. llarter also callcd
ln Mr. Mccullough while he was here
After graduating from Delaware col
lego Nh Mccullough went 20 Philadel.
phi9 where hc studied law and was ad.
mittcd 10 the bar there lie had prat
ticod but q few Years. however. whcr
his health failed him aud he moved Ia
California. He soon bccamc one of th,
leading lawyers OF ,hr west and at one
time was attorney general OF California
Later he moved 10 crmout and breamC
active IN che railroad business. he ha.
Offices la New York city. and ,boui
twelve years ago was GovcrnOr OF Yer.
mont.
pecls Rice. colorcd. was fined IS b,
Magis rate Lovctt last night for rail-,
ng the safety gates at the Main street
crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Rice happened TO walk over In,
tracks while he gates were down. II
was too much trouble to stOOp 80 IA,
threw the gates up with his hand and .
team came near trying to cross III
tracks while train was approaching.
The Newark Scwcr Commission ias
night decided TO bny the Mckee prop
criy IN last Newark. consisting OF ,hrc,
acres. where the disposal plant will b,
orcctcd. H. B. Jacobs. who has the con
'rnct for building fhc system OF sewer.
aud disposal plant, started work YES
tcrday morning
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
GAME WARDrNs ON THr Ion

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. July %. State Game
and Fish Warden Frederick D. MUIR
phcy IN company with New Castle
countys warden, Bennett. spent Sun-
day along the Delaware and Chesal
pcakc Canal. watching for non-rcsl-
dent fishermen, who might chance 10
have come for a days fishing WITH
ont State license Tho wardens did
not discover any violators Of the law.
but did come up on one party. who
had come for a days hshing. but not
being acquainted with the State law
he rcfraincd from fishing until IL was
icNplaincd TO him and he was granted
4 a license.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
CHURCH LEAGUE NOTES
BY "skIr.-

The TRANSMISSION operation cu Old
Swcl,- by Manager noDgson seems to
have had II desired effect,
smith showed his old cunning ON Sat
uidaN when he allowed Central but luu
hits.
With Ilcdg,on Tn the quartcrdcck ANA
Captain rcdrick at the helm. the Old
Nwedc- machnc expects to make second
place b, July 20.
Soumcr- N,liowiug tac best form ri
his corccr this SEASON.. 60 to It. Ciugc,
old top.
Stewart oidn't seem to do much with
Old Swcdcs Nhat, the matter, Pat
was thc surprise too greats
With Central. Edge Moor and on,
Nwe,lrs Ia form the no, promises to b,
nn interesting one from nov ON.
President Hunt showed that hi- rule
Is an iron one 10y ,uspcuIiug Bcuson and
Riley for umpire mgging.
Green was in the game with his big
stick. How about that triple. stewart
Mason lhc -toic. pitched like vet
Gran against Newport
Manager llodg-on says ~ hav,
upcncd the pot with one small mir buI
expect tu draw a imll house before tn,
betting finish"
Newport loo,cd like the former New
Castle team with Stewart aud Lemon,
wurkiug together.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
Nearing the nag.
Let's Get
| lAcquainted

Nearing the nag.
Nine games to the good.
That's the best lead yet
Tom Bordon will have the pennaut
pole dug before the Chicks get back.
Mighty good work for Monday.
While the Senators were breaking
even the Chicks were taking two.
Those Chicks came from behind in
the frs, one and had easy sailing until
the finish.
Hutranft and Ritter had TO quit
carly. Russell supplantcd Ritter aud
turned the trick.
Pitching the second game. Tom
Brown allowed seven hits.
/ McKcnna and Meyers had busy
/ day clubbing
Tho Chicks take another fall out
iof Allentown Today. and then rum over
! to Trenton TO repeat the dose.
Thercll be a game at Front and
Union streets on Thursday. The at
Traction will be the Chinese Uniyer.
siiy team and the All-Star Whining
. tons The Chirks come with Va good
reputation as ball club, aud viii pui
up good game
The Saturday BancroIt-Rockford
/ Wilmington League game will ~
played al Front and Union streets. In
stead of az the water tower
The tower diamond will De used b,
the Wilmington Jnuiurs ON saturday.
The y. G. J., Of Philadelphia. gave
Danny Tobin chance 10 make good
against Sietson on SATURDAY DANNY
/ had TO stand for Il WALTON. He'll dc
better in Tri-Statc this week
Whom Bill McGowan learned that
he didn't have TO umpire, on Saturday
Ne stuck himself into Tommy Dough
lcrty's Hillside game. Bill went 81
bad IN The hIth inning that Tommy
had TO bench him.
Griffith fears a ink today follow.
ing a sprained ankle sustained 10y his
star outlcldor Shanks yesterday
while bathing. Tho injury will keaT
ithc lefi gardener out Of the game foi
Two weeks Almost cvcry time ono
iof the senator's regulars has boor
hurt, the team has heretofore slumpcd
Calro, the Cuban recruit. will TAX,
Shanl's' place in the lineup.
johnny and Billy MCGOWAN will
be tho indicator holders I'm IN,
Chink-All Star Wilmington game on
Thursday. Johnny MCGOWAN work
cd Chink-Villa Nova game tw,
weeks ago IN which the clubs brok,
even. Rilly McGowan is an All-Wil
min gton League umpire.
The Dodgers suddenly came 10 lif
yesterday aud in the seventh an
eighth innings madc enough runs o
tho Pirates TO last through several or
dinary samee. They totaled nftco
hits. Moran getting four and Smit
three. ono homer.
Old Doc Crandall was called 10 th
rescue by McGraw when tic Cardin
ais knocked Wiltsc out Of the box am
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
BOYS ON BICYCLE RUN.

The Smyrna News says. Editor
George Carter of THE ENENINL
JuORNAL. Wilmington. Mrs. Carer
Miss Mildred Lee Carter. Master fran
cis Bayard Garter and Master George
Cray Carter are spending the summer
at Mr.. Oarter's farm. near Smyrna. Mas.
ters Bayard and Gray made tho eru
frop Wilmington ON their bicvclcs
starting from their home at Ninth ana
Van buren streets ON Wednesday a.
ESQ a. M. reaching smyrna at ll.3o "A.
m, being delayed "A hours at Middle
town irom pgnctured tire
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
COURT LENINENT on HIM.

When arraigned in City Court to-
day on the charge of drunkenness.
George butcher said it was the first
time he had been arrested for some
time. Judge Churchman replied:
That's strange for you. You must
be doing better" A fine of 81 and
costs was Imposed.
Samuel King. who was arrested by
Park Guard Wiley. in Brandywine
Park Yesterday. as dcmcntcd. WAS
charged With drunkenness. King dc
nicd this chargr and ~ Guard Wft~'
wa9 not In court. the case was dis
MISSED
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
CHINKS COMING
FOR THURSDAY GAME

Although the Wilmington Tri-Statc
team will be in Trenton on Thursday.
home baseball fans will be entertained
well, the attraction being the team
nom the Chinese University. Hawaii.
and the All-Star Wilmington team
The Chinese come here after n long
string of victories. and with record
as one of the best teams i'm the coun-
Try. Pitted against them will be a
battery consisting OF Tobin and Shall
lenherger and such local players as
" Buck Harrington. left field:
Prentiss. right field: Arthur Malloy
.or Darby Thompson, centeriicld: I'D"
.Surlith, first base; doc" Doughcrty.
second base; Russell Smith. short
stop; Bonner, Of Highland. third base.
In its account Of The Chinks' VIC
tory over the Stctson A. c., Phila-
idelphia paper said.
The Chinese team from the Univer-
sity Of Hawaii beat Stctson yesterday
by nose, in a game that was exciting
from start TO finish. the score being
4 TO 3. The Chinese were as agile
as crickets on the bases. and i'm the
field they killed hits with an case that
was surprising. StctsOn hit tho ball
hard. but tho ncct-footcd Mongolians
were always in the way.
fQur runs were scored by the
Chi1ks in the fifth but by clever up
hill/ work the hatmakers got three.
In tho ninth inning. with mono ont
and two ON base, Flayell went TO slceu
on third, and Apau caught him neatly
OF the bag. spelling thc hatmakcrs'
7 prospects 20 win.
Icigler played sensational ball at
thlrd, besides making homo run
that scored Barratt ahead of him and
: Ia Tim made catch that will Oc
long remembered.
/ The grounds were packed. and hun
ldrods were unable 10 gain admission
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
WOMAN Is HURT
UNDER UPSET WAGON

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del.. July % While sit
ting in vehicle i'm front of the New
Windsor Hotel on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Hall, wife of wcll-knowp
farmer. was slightly injured when her
horse became frightened at an auto
mobile and upset the carriage.
I'm attempting 60 get into a heavily
loaded hack at a negro campmceting,
Mary West, coolrcd girl. was badly
injured when the horses started and
she fell under the wheels of the
wagon.
Much excitement was caused i'm the
negro section when fight ensued
between two negro men and two wo-
men. The disturbers escaped.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
TROLLEY co GETS
EXTENSION light

Directors OF the Street and Sewer
Department today received com
muuicaiion from the DclSwarc state
Fair Association rcqucstinlS the board
TO allow the Wilmington ana Phila-
dciphia Traction Company TO run
cars TO the fair grounds out Ninth
street from Union street.
MIR Rudolph gave notice of re-
solution 70 allow the traction COM
pany to run cars out TO tho Fair
grounds. Tho route of the ears will
be from Eighth aud Union streets 10
Ninth and Union streets and then
along Ninth street TO WO0dlaWn ave
uuC
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
TRFsSLEP WANTS WHINE SsEs.

craut 4. Ircsslcr. charged with utter
ing profanc words ON the public streets
entered plea oi not guilty 60 The
charge in CITY Court to-day and the cas-,
was continued until tomorrow. as 1ress.
Ter desired witnesses.
l.uIu Richardson aud Carrie Biddlc
were fined S. aud cost, each un IN,
charge oi di-ordcrlv conduct. while David
W hitc. charged with like ofensr. wa-
II mi sol hr defendants. 'ho are s,i
nred caused lnwpul M cnlurct
anartmsnt hnnss early this morning
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
CARDINALS LOSE TO JUNIORS.

Wilmington Juniors won another
victory on Saturday afternoon over
tho Cardinal A. c.. by the score OF
IA To 4.
Friel and Hansen led al the bat for
the Juniors, each got three hits. Friei
got homer, triplc and single while
Hansen had = homer aud two ainglcs.
letters. Glynu and Shcppcrd PLAYED. "a
fast fielding game Worth was ON thc
mound for tho Juniors aud held the
Cardinal TO five hits and had scvcn
strike ont in six lunings. The scorn:
vii Jrs o - 251 Ox-1S15 1
Cardinal % . COLL 2 4
Tattories-Worth and Hansen. viii
mington Juniors; Pierce and FISH
back. Cardinal. Umpircs. f. PhillinS,
aud T. Cole.
The Juniors will play Glover A. c..
at Rockford Park on Saturday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
DEATH OF MRS.
FRANCES BARNES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MlDDLETOWN, Del, July 22-
Mrs. Frances Barnes. one of Middle
towns aged residents. died at the
homo of her son-in-law. Harry Jones
on Saturday night. She has been O.
widow for many years. and leaves
one daughter. Mrs. Jones. The fu-
neral took place from Mr. Jones'
home this afternoon, with intermcnt
in bethesda NJ. +. Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22

field sports there viii be addresses
by prominent speakers.
Included among those who have
been invited 10 be present arc. +. &.
Bancroft State Master of Camden;
Wcsloy Webb. Secretary or Dover:
Edward A. Evans, State Lecturer OF
Chcswold and Frank r. ENari.
master pomona.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22

"No club in ibc American League or
i'm any other would give either i'm cash
or PLAYER what Ty Cobb Is worth. 20
Detroit. There is mo- po-4imliiy thut
Cobb viii 90 ~ Boston said prcsidcu'
Nayiu Of the Tigcr- today. lir said ,his
statement from him SHOULD silence c,-
icctivrly the storic, from Ro-ton tina;
the Peach and Iris Speaker would lig
urc i'm trade between the two ciub.
, Navm pointed ont that Cohb'- own
desires IN the matter would hardly h"
akcn into consideration At this imc
u has been an opcn secret here fol
months that Tyws wanted change
aud his let or to Boston ucwspapcI
in which be- expressed wish uf gons
with NcAlccr'- onflit cuuscd NO surprise
10 tho fsn- Repeatedly last snrna
when Cobb was u holdout he dcpl2rcd
his desire tu he traded
Cobb said today that these statement
viii stand
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
TODAY'S BASEBALL CHANGES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MANAGER COrGHLIN IMpRoYEn.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. July 90. Man
agcr Bin Coughlin. OF tho Allentown
Tri-state ball team. Is much im-
proved from an attack Of ptomane
poisoning ic was dressing for a.
game, when ne was suddenly seized
with violent pains. aud he was barely
able TO call for help. u Is thought
fish he ate was responsible for the
ailmcnt
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
TALk OF sErTLEMENT LEAGur.

Although July 25 is the date set
for organizing the Settlement Jun
iors League. only one team has en-
tered. that being the Eden Juniors.
All entries should be sent TO Edward
Rothstein. No. 620 Lombard street.
II is planned to play the games of
the league on Mondays and Satur-
days.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
LAWN FESTIVAL
Al ST. FI.IZARETH,S

festival for the benefit of ST.
Elizabeth's Church will be held on
the lawn of the church on Wednos-
DAY and Thursday evenings OF lis
week. Moving pictures and other at
fractions will entertain the many
friends of the parish who arc ex-
pcctcd to be present.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
WORLD'S RECORD
ON BULLS EYES

by The United Press.
WAKEFIELD. Mass. July PA
new worlds shooting record o. 1o3
consecutive bull's-cycs at the 500
yard range is held today by Cap
tain Stuart ". Wise. of the Massa-
chusctts militia. who cclipsod On,
former record, held by James w
Hcssion. Of Bridgeport, Conn by AZ
bull's-oyes. Hossion's record OF 81
consecutive hits was made i'm 1909 at
Camp Perry. Ohio.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
Let's Get
| Acquainted

delivered He held St Louis runlcss
for five innings and drove our a hit
good for home run. but was content
To rest ON third.
Lobert opened up things IN the first
inning OF tho phillic-Cmcinnau game
with t. home run aud added douel
and single to his string'bclorc Che i'm
ish
.Willett pitched one Of his good
games for Detroit aud the Nanks got
but three hits They were divided be-
tween Cree and pccknpaugh Gre
connecting for two singles. Cobb
drew two doubles in three times at
bar.
Walter Johnson pitched for Wash
ington. which was enough. as Man
agcr Callahan of the White SOx indi-
Gated. when ne took out Russell after
two runs had been scored TO save him
for better day.
Tho Athletics tailed n hits AGAINST
iho Browns. scoring runs and s hits
in the sixth inning.
Larry Laioic worried along with
two hits in three times up against tho
Red SoX. which suggests that his bat
might be hung up alongside HOnus
Nagpcr's uniform aud glove Ia the
Carnegie Museum
York and Harrisburg divided hon
ors in a double header Yesterday
York winning the first game 20 I
and losing the second contest 8 to q
II was 1orks first appearance on the
home grounds in ten days, and sew
cral thousand spectators Witnessed
the game. Williams outpitchcd O'Con-
ncr in the first game. but his poor
iudgmen. in fielding q ball in the
seventh inning gave the visitors a
victory
locating Oldhams delivery in the
ninth. Atlantic City took snappy
uphill victory from Conu's Trcntou
Tigers TO s. Rassmuson had pitch
cd for six innings, when Oldham was
sent into work in tho seventh. lie
did well in that frame and the next,
hut weakened in the last and before
the smoke had CLEARED Atlantic
City had two on bases. Horsey
came IN for the rescue act and
walked German on purpose. but
Ddty settled the argument hy send
ing no; liner between third and
short and bringing home tho tally
needed.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
DEATH or MRS. MARY s. rRuAx

Mrs. Mary :. fru1N died at hcl home.
in SMYRNA. on SUNDAY night. Shc was
29 ycars of are. and had been . sufferer
FROM iuhcrculo-is. Her husband aud two
ehidren. Andre, aud Bl4nahe siilsi,a
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
wOODLAwN WINS ONE

WoudlaNn defeated Esmcrc on Satur.
day. " to 3. The features were the
pitching Of White and the batting of T..
Grnnt and bradford.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22
MALLEABLE ON ToP.

Tho Malloablc Iron Company de.
featod II. and II. Saturday In an In
dustrial League gamo at Eden Park
by the score of II TO 8. Thu,tt OF
Mallcablc, pitched a great game, hav-
ing ten strkcouts and allowing but
three hits Flynn, Of H. and IT,. also
pitched wcll. having eight strikcouts
and allowed hut five hits AS p n. r.
WAS defeated by pusey and Jonca Mai
lcablc again went in irgt place where
they expect TO stay
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1913-07-22

RH.E.
Malloablc Of222 XII 3 A
w. aud H.10OO $4,000 3 3 q
Batteries Malleahlo: Thuo.t and
Austin; II, and A.. Flynn and Brad.
Icy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-28
FEAR FOR ATTY. j. F.
REILLY'S SAFETY

Frantic efforts have been made by
Mrs. John F. Reilly of Hammond to get
some word from her husband who left
Hammond Monday for Indianapolis and
has not been heard from since.
Mr. Reilly is usually very careful to
keep in close touch with his wife dur
ing his absence from home and that
is why Mrs. Reilly is so concerned
about him.
She fears that he attempted to aid
morning Judge Virgil S Reiter made a
desperate attempt TO get a message
through to Indianapolis to those who
might know OF Reilly's whereabouts,
but was unable to do so.
Mrs. Reilly has sent repeated mes
Eages to the ffood-stricken city. but
was unable to get into communication
with her husband At o'clock this af-
ternoon Mrs Reilly determined to
await the arrival of the first train
from Indianapolis since the flood which
was scheduled to arrive in Chicago
over the Big Four
William Hastings has gone to Chi
cage to meet that train and in the
event that Reilly is not on 1t he will
take the next train OUT of Chicago for
Indianapolis to institute search for
Mr.. Reilly.
The suspense under which Mrs. Reil-