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Evening journal., 1914-09-21
HAYRE pE RRACE OPENINe.

HAVRE DE GRACE. Md, Sept 21.
-Maryland's fall racing campaign
Will begin here this afternoon, a
nine-day meet being held under the
auspices of the Hartford County
Farmers Association. Racing will
continue on the various tracks in the
State until the last day of November.
The new steeplechase course at Havre
de Grace will be thrown open for
the first time TOMORROW. and the
tjmber-toppers will perform each
day. IL there are sufficient entries
Six races are on the card. and the
events will bring out horses that
have been running on the New York
State tracks and Canada. Seventy
FIVE thoroughbreds are supposed to
face the barrier.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
DIR. RYON SAW AVIATOR
PULNGE TO HIS DEATH.

RI +. w. Ryon, specialist OF this
city, who has been at Pueblo, Colorado,
recuperating for a month viii return
home ON Saturday or Sunday next
greatly improved in health. DR.. Ryon
was at the State Fair in Pueblo last
week, when he saw an aeroplane dash
to earth, the aviator being killed
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
POINTER CLUB MEN
At reed BIRD FEAST

The annual reed bird dinner Of the
Delaware Setter and Pointer Clnb was
given at the home Of 7. NJ. Bullen,
at Newport. yesterday afternoon. and
nearly two score members of the club
enjoyed the feast. II has been the
custom of the club to give a reed bird
dinner every year. and il il the oc-
casion when the members can gather
together and swap yarns Of their ex-
periences during the year. The so
called fish stories" are thrown in thu
shade by some of the dog aid hunting
stories that are related on this occa-
sion Following the dinner the mem
bers enjoyed walk about the SER
rounding country.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
.BARACA short ON
HITS; LONG ON RUNS

In one of the closest games of the
season Baraca defeated Wilmington
Academy at New Castle on Saturday,
to 3.
Donohue, of the Academy, pitched one
of the best games ever seen at New
Castle He held Baraca to five hits and
struck out sixteen, while Wise was hit
for eight safe ones, and also famed
twelve.
On next Saturday Wilmington Acad-
emy will go to Odessa to play the final
game OF the season. Score:
- 4aIaF.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

their Plank and their Coombs; the
Cubs their Overall, Reulbach and
Brown; the Boston Redsox their
Wood and Collins: the Giants their
Marquard. Mathewson, McGinnity
(19O5) and Tesreau; the White Sox
their Ed Walsh.
All the more credit is due to
George Stallings and Johnny Evers.
If they win the National league
championship they will turn a trick
no other manager and his first lieu
tenant have ever turned
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
LOnGEMEN HEAR GOSPEL.

The Rev Luther NJ. Broadway, pas
tor of Kingswood NJ. T. Church,
preached a special sermon yesterday
morning to the members of Mckinley
and Brandywine Communicates Of
the Knights of Malta. together with
Palestine Sisterhood Of the order, on
the subject christian Warfare"
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
MANY BOATS ON THE RIVER.

Among the many boat owners who
were on the river yesterday we're JOS
eph Pusey and Charles Warner. who
took a party out in their yacht Arie,.
The warm weather caused many boat
ing parties to visit the resorts along
the Delaware Shore.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
UMPIRE BANISHEs A
PLAYER FOR SNORING.

There is only one instance on
record of an umpire putting a
man out Of a game who was
asleep. An umpire did put Dunn
my Hoy out OF a game for call
ing him names, but Vic Willis
was the victim of the even
more remarkable case. Vic
was with the Boston team and
the players on the bench were
warbling to Emslie every in
slant. Bob was listening hard,
striving to identify the culprits
and keeping an eye toward the
bench. Finally he whirled and
called out:
Willis, off the field. Get out
of there"
The Boston players suddenly
became convulsed with mirth.
Emslie rushed to the bench TO
force his mandate, and there
was Willis, sound asleep and
snoring with his head resting
against the side Of the bench.
Emslie had to wake him I'D and
order him off to make good.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
BRAkEMAN RREAks A Leg.

Falling from a freight car on Satur-
day. Charles Watson. aged 30 years, OF
No. 1902 Walnut street a brakeman
on the p, B. and W. Railroad. broke
his left leg. Mr. Watson was removes
TO the Delaware Hospital, in the Phoe-
nix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
UNDER BOND TO
SUPPORT FAMILY.

John keenan, was before City Court
today ON charge of non-support OF
his three children, and. although
pleading not guilty. was ordered to
pay SO a week for the support Of his
family. Bond was placed at $500.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
SCNRE BY INNINGS

Iarned rms--N Nandever. Il Wood
lawn. !. Two-base hits-Ray Elliott.
Three base hits--L Stirlith. Mitchell.
Struck out BY Elliott. -; by White
a. Double plays Bradford to Nc
Laughlin. Lett on bases Vandever. s;
Woodlawn, 4. stolen Bases-Vandever,
l.; Woodlawn, 3. Hit by pitched ball
Jordan. .Rase on balls-By Elliott. l.;
by White, 3. Passed balls Stirlith.
Deardoii Time of game 200 Umpire
A. Elliot.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
VANDEVER PUTS The
SIGN ON WOODLAWN

Vandevor. of the Wilmington
League demonstrated It's superiority
over W0odlawn of the City League in
Saturday game that ended TO ..
Ray Elliott mad l3 strike outs. The
clubs will meet again.
\A\Ulf\ l-lt
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

Wilmington Academy l0O2OOOOO-3
Ba!raca ............O2l lOOOOOlA
Two-base hits--Ryan, Glenn Struck
out-By Donohue, l6; by Wise, l2
Double plays-Wise TO J. Naylor 70
Connell. Stolen bases -Baraca, A. VIII
mington Academy, 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Walls. Base on balls-Of Wise.
2; Donohue, l. Wild pitches-Donohue.
Passed balls--Patterson. Time OF
game-l.26. Umpires-Deemer and
Woodington.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
WILMINGTON SOCCER WINS.

The annual trip of the All.Wilming-
ton Soccer team to Baltimore resulted
in victory for the visitors by the
score of . to I. Burgess, the Irish
American halfback, played with the los
ing team. The lineup:
Wilmington. Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
Baltimore.

Linesmen-W. Handlin and w. Sprin-
ham. Goals--H. Parkinson, Nj. Fisher.
Horn. Total score-2 to l. Referee
T. Edge. Time of halves-45 minutes.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

hits-Munda Struck out-By Haskell
6; by Habbart, S. Stolen bases-Ger
senberg, Patterson, ,; Minds, Munich
Main. Wallford, Huger Hsckett, Swint
,; Citizens Sacrifice hits -Gersenberg
Hit by pitched ball-Haskell Swint
Base on balls-On Habbard, l2; of
Haskell. =. Wild pitches Habbard
Time OF game-l.30. Umpires Miller
and Chickering
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
ROCKFORD
Totals .... .L..3 s 27
SCORE by INNINGS.

Browntown % 5000 100 2 O-3
Rockford '....0 90 0 0 o o 3 O-3
Hits-Off Mason 8, Glenn z. Earn
ed runs-Rockford 1, Browntown q.
Two-base hits-Brickley, Essick.
Three-base lhit-Ferguson. Struck
out-Mason -, Glenn 9. Double
plays-Glenn, Dunn, Mcmahon; Es-
sick, ]. Rainey to ID. Rainey. Left on
bases-Rrowntown 6, Rockford s..
Stolen bases-J. Rainey 2, Long,
Dunn, Mcmahon. B Sacrifice hits
Rockford 1, Browntown 2. Bases on
balls-Mason 2, Glenn 4. Wild
pitches-Glenn 2. Passed balls
Duncan, McKenney 2. Time Of game
% hours. Umuires-Harkins ana
Rigney.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances
National League.

Chicago at New York. clear
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. two games,
clear.
Pittsburg at Boston. clear
St. Louis az Philadelphia, clear.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
American Ieague.

Boston at Detroit partly cloudy
Philadelphia at Cleveland. clear
Washington at Chicago, clear
New York at st. Louis. clear.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL,
Please tell me Joe Woods record
in the 1912 worlds series. p.
Joe Wood won three games and
lost one In the 1912 worlds series.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
SCORE BY INNINGS.

sBatted for Habbart in the ninth.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
Please inform me what team Pitts
hurgh played July 8, 1912. Also state
score and number Of innings.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
SCORF RY INNINGS .

1.-TWO out when winning run was
scored.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

Pittsburgh played Philadelphia July
3, 1912, and won TO 0 In nine
innings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
FISH STORY IS UP TO DATE
Large Swarm OF Electric Creatures
5eSlege Ship In Gulf Stream,
Sailors Assert.

Boston.-A remarkable story Is told
BY the crew OF the British freighter
Rochelle, which arrived four days late
from san Domingo, According to
stories by several Of the men. the de-
lay was due principally 10 electric
fishes. otherwse known as torpedo
fishes. which we're attracted by III.
steel plates OF the vessel and fastened
themselves By hundreds against her
bottom and sides
The steamer was IN tho gulf
stream. north Of Cuba. when she be
gan 10 slow down The officers were
unable TO explain tho change In the
progress ~ the craft Several sailors
said they felt tinging sensation
about their feet and finger tips The
steamer was held back strangely
Members OF The crew became alarmed
A sailor looked over the side and
SAYS II was plasterod with strange.
looking fishes They were two or
three thick along the port side under
water The starboard side also was
covered
As the Rochelle moved north and
got out OF the warm waters Of the
stream the fishes dropped on and the
vessel resumed her speed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
BUILDS HIS MONUMENT FIRST
4 Granite Statue Eleven Feet Tall
Erected D. Buck Tat" Veteran
70 Perpetuate Memory.

Philadelphia To pcrpoiuate his
memory after be- Is dead Melville n
Freas. seventy three yoarold yetsf.
an ~ the famous Buck Tail" rogi.
mont IN the civil var. sat Do his old
var uniform and rogaia while sculp
tor started work gith him az a model
Tor granite statue eleven fect tall
The statue will boz placed on tho
burial Dot .u ivy Hill cemetery where
Freas expecH % be- buried some day
II will DO erected hy the side OF a
tall grave stone Inscribed with Freas
name. date ~ birth and war record
which be- had erected on his own
grave three years ago
Tho veteran hopes 10 have tho
statue ready for uuyeiling next Men.
oriaI day Froas usually celebrates
the day br going o. 'hc ccm'ory and
a. he SPOT whore a grayestone marks
that will b. bic las' resting place
and arluE a salute On memory OF four
comrades eho died .u a Confederate
prison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
HEREFORD.

Miss Jewel Buster H visiting Am
lr'llo friends this week
ATS Rex Tynos and daughter,
Turlma. returned Monday from a
visit '0 friends or San Jon. y. Mex.
Mr and Mrs $ J.. Grimm Of He'd
lDy. Texas are Hereford visitors
'li- week.
Miss Ncllc Wycho returned last
week from an extended visit &C. Ter
rell. Texas.
Miss Lula Bills Wilson ot Clovis
"as visitor past week On the home
%, Rev. and Mrs y. NJ Baker
inc. w sherman, assistant cash
ipr %. the Western National Bank
made business trip TO Clarendon
Monday and Tuesday.
joe Alou, well known In Here
ford. o. here 10 visit relatives for
@ l.H days from Old MeNiCo where
Do Ha spent several years lie talks
most -iu'Dro tiurly of the Mexican
itua'ion
E,, s. Park. pa or OF the Pres
.vl.rau church OF plainyiew viii
occupy tbr pulpit az the prosbyler-
Hu church sunday 40 4 a m., and
I.. HuH' of oklahoma city Will
uF Their, viii De- 100 service at
Hiaht AID the other Horrices viii
H. conducted at the usual hours
g. ~ Farmer wife and daughter,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
CANYON.

Miss Lola Word entertained the
Merry Maids and Matrons club
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs W. g. Word Forty-two was
played al eight tables Refresh
meuts were served Of potato chips,
sandwiches, vegetable salad IN Gu
cumber boats. beet pickles and ice
tea. The following we're the guests
OF the club Mesdames Allen. stat
ord Ilill. Bowen. Harrison. Conner,
Haynes. Grundy T. G. Thompson
Lester. Ilager. Kelly, Garner. King
aud Misses stafford Brandon ,Grun-
dy. lHugston and Kelley.
Willard Burton, president OF the
Citizens Lumber Co, was here from
IT, Worth Thursday looking after
business
Fay Gobor aud c. V. Durland OF
Wichcita Falls are visiting al the
Gooer home. spending their vacation
here until next Monday.
John 4 Wallace was in Adrian 70
preach Sunday
Hon Y. W. Holmes of Plainyicw
was In the city Monday.
Capt T. i Tilson of plainyiew
passed through the city Sunday.
G. r.. McAfee was IN Amarillo on
business Friday
s. h. Mcclure was In Amarillo on
business Thursday and Friday.
t. G. Allen and Harper were In
Amarillo Friday
Mrs Cyrus Eakman visited from
Monday until Saturday with her
daughter in Amarillo
Mr. and Mrs. G.. y. Yates OF ANA
rillo spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Katherine Willingham OF
Amarillo visited her father In the
city Saturday and Sunday.
T. j Wilges and family left sun
day for Clayton. y NJ. where they
win make their future home
!. A. Hill took his son Davis ~
Amarillo Tuesday 10 have his tonsils
removed The boy is getting along
nicely
G. n McAfee left Sunday 20 visit
his brother I'm COrsicana
Mr. Geo Reynolds and Miss
Neya returned Saturday from q visit
with relatives In the central part
OF the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18

came In last week and Is ylsitine
with his mothr, brother and Sis
ter
l.. G. Waggner and family re-
turned Friday vening from a weeks
visit with parsnts and relatives at
Fix City and Carter, Okla
Mr.. and Mr. Thos. OLOughlin
and grandson, Thos. left last week
for Colorado springs. Colo. where
they will spend n few months
Walter Cook moved his family to
Miami this week and they are occu-
pying one OF ihe John Dodson resi-
dences. We ate truly glad 10 have
them with US.
Miss Rose Humphrics Is attend
ing the Chautalaua at Canadian this
week During her absence Miss
Maud Fletcher is filling The day op-
orators place
Mrs. L. 7. Smith OF Canadian and
Miss Lucille Ewing assisted by the
Miami Concert Band and Orchestra
gave an entertainment ~ the Audi
forum Monday night. A small but
hIIh iNAANf hAAAflAf az NNf"f'NNA
Miss Florrie and Fay Jackson
entertained IN, Lucky 1875 aud a
number OF ther friends AZ their
home Saturday night The Club
went ~ an cary hour and arranged
the house for the occasion When
the boys arrived each was given a
string with instructions 10 follow I'M
till he came u the end where he
would find his partner and the way
In which those strings were tan
gled would puzzle most any one. Tn,
boys went over under and are und
tables. chars and other furniture oI
the house, before completing theil
task. After finding their partner
they were given some material Out
of which Ia make block for a qullt
On each block were the makers
names. 80 as the quilt when finished
will al sight recall M evening Oi
great pleasure and ENJOYMENT 10 all
Mr. Geo Lard aud Miss Cathleer
GauEheleo were awarded first prilC
and Mr.. Frank NcAfec and Miss la
ellie Ewing the LOBBY prize for thcil
blocks Aitcr this Misses Martin
and Ewing gave some very fine read
ings. and some OF Mami's musical
talent for which she ~ noted wa
displayed and much enjoyed by al
Delicious refreshments were serv'
and the jolly crowd departed declT
Ing the hostess worthy, CXcella
entertainers
Wednesday evening AZ the home
Of Mr. and Mrs ed Flumphrie'
wedding was ,olomniged In which
their daughter Miss Annie aud Mr.
Floyd Young Of Coifeyyillc kansai
were the contracting parties. Rev
Daniel Reos performed the ceremony
Miss Annie W one 81 our nices
young ladies. al was very modes
agH smoothe & lpered strictly 4
Miami girl. beii born and reare,
in Miami and In many good friendl
VINO wish her We
The young COZ, le departed imme
diately after the ceremony for COT
feyville. Kansas where they vii
make their future home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

denoe The fireplace was banked
Win them. and their delicate. grace.
iii reeuery was seen over arch-
way window and olectrollcr
sweet peas were favored for the
tining room Bowls and vases OF
'hI' popular flower were placed in
every available space.
Nasturtiums OF brown and gold
we're used 10 the remainder of the
rooms en suite.
Little Ruth Mckee. with card
n'si'i in hand, stood ~ the front
door with Miss Alice Harrel
MIS- T. % Nichols ushcred the
quests into the reception room where
stood Mechanics a vs.. Mckee. y. ID.
feiiord. 49, r. Riser. v. smith.
OF Flodyada. Miss Sarah Ross.
Mosdame i n. Mckee. vs.. A..
flamm. Grady Lindsay. z G.. Ware.
y $. Fyfie. J. H. Kerley. $. Park.
]. J. Brown. George Doubleday and
D. y Owens.
Ars Elmer SAMSON aud Mrs. n.
g. Joiner presided In the punch
.t-tf ~ HNNtAHAiiH " ii'tfNN NHflhI. iN
'hls room, chatting with the guests
"e.e Miss Louise Mckee and Mes
DANES % o. llulou r. G.. shepard
end Y Delay
IN the dining room. where cake
aud cream we're served. Ne danes
S ". Ncharg and q. G.. Neck pre-
ided. assisted by Misses Joe Keck
and Rosa Fowlo.
Mrs s. " Lindsay and Mrs !. +.
Garrison ushered tho guests into the
music room. where the following con-
trIbuted vocal and Instrumental
numbers during the afternoon. Mes
danes GRADY Lindsay. poyt0u. Ram
dnlnh and Grady pipkin aud Miss
cs Allie Ware. Leona Carter. RUBY
igrrow. Mildred Buchheimcr and
Flora Mae Schuddpr
One hundred and iif.y cards were
lc't DIS those who enjoyed this prek
IS bat informal reception
One pleariu. and unique feature
ut the affair was the number Of Ia
dies present some of whose ages
numbered three score years and ten.
u1t who entered into tho occasion
with lcst that showed their APP
probation OF tine courtesy eytendc i
lH,m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18

do IN The administrative work That
they were capable Of this was prov.
on by the fact that l5sSOO women
were already employed In departments
~ state
o. the 1880 subalt,rns In the re-
sef," and in the territorial forces.
$3.50 were employed in admiustra.
use functions Il ls the work Of these
men that Madame Di'ulatoy considers
women are fitted fu lake. thus freeing
fhr men for active service Al the
Close OF her conference. Madame
DiruIafoy announced that The minister
of var had ordered an Inquiry 10 be-
instituted into The possibility Of her re-
quest being pat into force
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
Z UIIIli.ISS

Mrs T. X Biggs was % very plea
saut hostess 10 The Maids aud Ma
iron last Friday afternoon Sew
| oraI pTosressioug OF "IS were play
ol and a delicious salad course was
served The out-Cfiowu guests were
/ Mrs Chas Coppas OF California
/ land Misses Nell sirg Stone Of Dur
ant Okla Rosiua Gresham Of Fort
Worth and Alice Almond OF TEN
pie
Stouewall Brown Is visiting friends
boo tho city
d. e. BoW-ar of Mortified. was
I Boz he city Monday
Ice Hearn and wife were up from
. Chii.icotho SUNDAY
Elder Y 4 Bc'rhcr loft Tuesday
morning for Electra
Homer Jackson of WELLINGTON.
spent Sunday In Childross
John V Milan OF Memphis. was
a Childress visitor SUNDAY
Jack Evans Of Wellington. was a
SUNDAY visitor IN this city.
r ~ GOodloc OF Wellington was
SATURDAY. visitor 10 Childress.
o r Warlick OF Vernon. vas
~inlIing with Childress voter Mon
day
Mr. and Mr. J. = Barnett have
returned from a visit 10 Wichita
Falls
Jack Roach. master mechanic. has
returned from trip % Kansas
| City.
Mr. Tom Higgins and children
sucnt sunday and Monday in wichita
/ Falls
Mrs y e TIFFANY md daughter
Eugenia left SUNDAY evening for
points ~ COLORADO
Nrs Henry Fletcher and dauch.
I TOR. left "Wednesday morning for
/ Mineral Wells where tIov viii visit
I Tor several weeks They uIll hc
Joined later hr Wr Fletcher They
! Will leave Mineral Well. boz Aug ~
/ Tor kansas. where They uIr make
r. short visit returning 10 ChIl1rcs
in time FOR school
y vs. rreee wife and little girl
returned Saturday from % visit with
I relative IN Haii county.
iacs killourh. rifo and baby rf
/ Clarendon. are visiting in fhs r'F
and taking in The race
Mrs 4 = Hardin left fra dav.
AGO 90 visit her daughter. Wr O.
T. Gully A. Granite. OKLA
Mr. r T. Dawson returned sat.
I urlay from visit with friend To-
/ Toe Angelic and san Diego. Calf
Mirs Cora Daniels ~ wichita
1 Falls. visited the family ~ q. o.
Harr over saturday and SUNDAY
D0rman Gre serlose Of tho shore.
Z Greek community. was IN the cts
I Monday on business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18

who have been visiting with his
brother. W. y. Farmer and family,
left this week TO return TO Old Mex
leo. az Chamal They will however,
make visit To Shamrock, Texas.
and Mangum. Ok. before they leave
for the troubled Republic Mr. Par
mer thinks II Is quiet enough there
now 20 make u safe To return.
Mrs. +. T. Woodward and son
Francis OF Dallas Texas are spending
month In the home OF Mr. and
Mrs j. +. Garrison.
The revival meeting conducted
the past three weeks at the First
Baptist church closed last Sunday
night There was great interest,
large crowds attending each evening
and morning service Thursday
morning a special service was held
for the old people The friends with
autos going out and gathering those
who had passed the meridian OF
life
Rev. Scott Is very forceful ear
nest speaker. The musical selections
throughout the meeting were es-
pecially pleasing. Mr. and Mrs
Blankenship of Oak Cliff sang the
gospel az each service To large and
appreciatiye audiences
The Misses Wordlum entertained
al their country home the past week
tho following house parry.
Misses Hunt OF Oklahoma. Gala
her of Ft Worth. Churchill Of Here
ford and Mrs. Esiclie Tucker OF
Canyon city Messrs Collins. Cock
rell, Walker. Belts and Brandt OF
Hereford.
The houst party has been honored
with a number OF social functions
In the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-18
FRENCH WOMEN FOR ARMY
Madame Dieuiafoy We'll Known es'
plorer, Suggest Scheme Covering
the Innovation.

Paris The scheme NJ Madame
pleult 10y. the well known woman OK.
plor, for Introducing women into
posts hitherto filled by men In the
army administration was given In de
tail by Madame Dieulaioy herself at a
conference held IN the thcater OF the
Coincide dos Champs Eysee
She did not, she said. claim for
women places In the active army,
but there was much tina, they could