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Goss-PrincetOn Selley (2), Sourse (2); Yale
Steiner 90. Won Holt.
coo foot reay-Won by Yale (Schlset AeIsn-
der. 7. BreretOn. HOadleyl. Time as is.
Dire-MscAleenan. Yale. first. BIG; Brereton.
Princeton. second, 2e7 BENJAMIN. Yale. third 2e2.
50-yard swirn-Won BIZ Hoadley. Yale. second
schset. Yale third. Delay. Princeton. Time
0 rs As.
22O-yard swim-won by Gould. Yale. second
Ferguson. Yale; third Lester. Princeton. Time
2i4 3-j.
Plunge-won by Smith. Yale; second Land
street. Yale: third Shipman. Princeton.
l0O-yard swiTn-Won 10y Summers. Yale. seconi.
Delay. Princeton; third. Mari. Yale. Time
0i 3-5.
Referee Rudy. Judges at anish-Professor
FArr. Yale. and Mr.. Barr. Princeton.
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High School
Beats BRYANT Five

The Newtown High School basket
ball team defeated the Bryant High
School five at Mount Carmel Lyceum
yesterday by score of 80 to 10.
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
By VAN sICLEN. J.
nI-TTCInNG

By VAN SICLEN. J.
DECISIONS.
Orermann/ Sterling HIS Co ct al Judgment Of
forecos and sale. George Ackery. referes. 10
sell signed.
RiesI Bowden Land and Lien CoiKeatina ct a,
Farrar/ Farrar. Final decree Of absolute divorce
signed - .
In re vandeventer Ave Order Of references 70
william Rssquin signed
BY BENEDICT. J.
McCorry /Wiaria. Undertaking approved.
JanuscwsNJ Goddard. This verdict Is set aside as
against the weight OF evidence. thirty days stay;
thirty days to make and serve a case on appeal
granted 80 ,-
Green Anderson. Motion denied. with exception
to defendant: thirty days stay thirty days TO make
a serve granted defendant
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of honorabls
John p. Cohalan. q Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
20 ali persons having claims against Philip
X Walcott late OF the County OF New
York deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber. at her
Mace OF transacting business. at the ONCE
Of Hawkins DelaAeld and Longfellow. no
20 Exchange Place. In the City OF New
York OH or before the nth day Of May
next.
Dated, New York. the 9TH day Of No
ANNE wALcoTr.
Executrix
HAWKINS, DELAFIELD & LONG,
FELLOW.
Attorneys for Executrix.
% Exchange place
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order q hon. JOHN ?.
Yo,E notice 10 hereby given 70 all perseas havins
rI.ia.. assinst ANNA LOUISE GARDNER. lan oi
s.ns with vouchers thereof. 10 ths sufscrDer al
~ Dlacs ., transactinx business. at the ofaes Of
Of New YORK on or before ths arst day Of yuns
nert 49,. -. -, $3.50
HENRIETTA @. cATTAPASl.
LEVI y HULSE AdniaistrainL
A.. Jrney for Administrator.
Is Broaaway. New York Cfu.
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PROPOSALS.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
THE ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
NEW YORK STATE ARSENAL.
eth Ave and sSth street.
New York city, February 18th. 1913.
SEALED PROPOSALS. subject 20 the
conditions OF the sale. will be received q
ih!s ONCE until twelve O'Clock noon. FRI
day. February 2sth. At which tlme and
place they viii be opened for the purchase
OF condemned unzerv! ceable and obsolete
Ordnance. QusrtermssteF and signal Stores.
Catalogue. giving quantities. conditions.
etc. can be had ION application to thls
ONCE.
THE ApJUTANT GENERAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate of
the County OF New York. notice IL hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Countess Mary Esther Won Waldersee, lats
OF Hanover. Germany. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber at his place OF trsnsacting business,
No as Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan
In The city Of New York. on or before the
nth dag OF August next.
Dstt. New York, the 2sth day Of January
1915. EDWARD w SHELDON.
Auxiliary Executor
STEWART & sHEARER. Attorney for An
ciiIary Executor. as Wall Street Borough
u Manhattan, New York City.
siNoNs, EDWARD HkEiEsToN. pur-
suance OF an order OF John p cohaIsn, q
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Edward Harleston simons
late OF the County Of New York. deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 IN. subscriber at his place Of business
No 936 Greenwich Street. Borough o. Man
fs,tsn' city OF New York. on or before In.
igth day OK April next Dated. New YORK.
HARTMAN NJ sIMoNs.
Executor.
Charles VI. Blocker.
Attorney for Executor.
80 Church street,
Borough Of Manhattan.
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The standing follows:

Totals ...... IT % Totas- 10
R.feree-Mellick. Trenton J, VI. c A Umpire
II sturdy Johns Hopkins. Time Of hsl'es-Twenty
miuutes
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COURT CALENDARS
n.na at NH un il 10 saea

Dyre Ave- Really CO/Truro Con Co-MslyIlls Z
Locuus.
KarIsbsch/FranE-John J Hyu.s
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HARLEM STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. Tnc.) }
yII-ZI3 EAST IOOTH st.
New YORK EehruArl I9fh 10

New York. February 18th, 1915
To Mrs A. Ahearn. Edward Baker.
Mary Bennett. Claud Bobbins. W S Bur-
ton Mrs NJ Corbett, Margaret Cotter
Albert Craig. Mary t. Cronin. Mary De
Silvia, Mrs T.. Donigan, Miss r.. Doyle or
Mrs Shalte. Mr.. +. Engle. Mrs. Falk. J. VI.
ellis. Mary Green, l.. Jane. y. J. Jones
NJ. Kellman. VI. Kelton. VIM. Kird. G.
Kohler. Ida Thurston. +. Myers or Jane
Timlin. Miss Lampry. Mrs Lane. NJ. Lauf-
er. A. Levy. l.. Meehan. A. Miller. Frank
Morrill,. y. Morse. J. Newman. \. Palmer.
A. Pozansky. Christ Perrino. oscar Phil
lips. T.. $. Poole, c. Pruder. q. K0senbaum.
A. Rosenheld. Max Schwartz. y. Shippman.
$ Solomon. W. Stern. VI. Sullivan. Kate
Tay lor. H. Williams. y. G. l.. Wilson.
A. =. Cohen; You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for the
payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given
you. We viii cause such property. 10 wiz,
Merchandise. stored In the Harlem Storage
Warehouse co. warehouses by you or In
your name (or In which you may have an
interesD, 70 be sold at public auction. ac-
cording TO the statute In such case made
and provided at our warehouses. 2it-2i3
"a Il Tooth St. New York city, on Tues
day. March End. 1918. at 1880 a. m. and
II the sale thereof II not completed on
said date the same will be continued at
the same place on each and every day
thereafter, beginning at $3.50 a. m. and
continuing until all the goods are sold.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
INC.
" .. GILBERT. President and Treasurer.
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long ACRE EXPRESS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
ilo West lith -. n. y. Cts TO Mn, Lyman
a y. Gnbefl. c. Faiyy. c seltz. Miss o'Brien C.
Herman. Mrs. Browne. Mr Hyde. Mrs. Chamber
ilin g, Boss se,.d, X q ,. sssg.% . pys1
Cgiren. Mr, McGlynn. II @. Check W. d. Fish
j A Neary, Mn Mccullough. Mr.. SpohF. A
Mebane NJ Church. NJ ]. O'R0urke q. l. Ciese-
lard, " Hsaley. a. wieIaIs. J. Dcitisure. A. Bray.
] H. Brown You arr hereby notified that tie
time ,or this fnn's lieu upon the property hesci.-
aner described having expired such property. to wit
Household goods pcfscua Effects and merchandise
stored ~ you 81 thclT warehouse. % be sold at
uubitc .uctioa according TO the st.tuie m such
case made and provided. az their warehouse. No
40 West iIth 81, New YORK cry. un Mcnday
March SUI, 1915. at 10 80 o'clock. by John j. MOI
LoSG ACRE EXPRESS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29
DESDE PONCE

Desde hace tres d1as Sc encuentra
en- la calle "Aurora'', un cato muer-
to, va en- estado de descomposici6n, sin
que la sanidad haya tornado carta en-
|el asunto.
En- el Teatro Delicias, sc han dado
dos representations de la interesante
|pellcula Rocambole, - con un lleno CO.
losal teniendose que suspender ell ex-
pend1o de localidades. La pel1cula ha
gustado mucho y petici6n del publ
co volvera a ser proyectada.
-Se encuentra casi ocupado por To-
cos Ell deposito municipal que mas bien
Iparece un manicomio, que un sitio don
de Sc deba extinguir condemns.
I'll joven medico doctor Pedro Ma
laret, Jr., Official de sanidad de Yauco,
ha sufrido examen para farmaceutico
obteniendo su diploma de Lcdo. en- far
macia con brillantes notas.
Han sido enviados para su apro-
baci6n al departamento superior de sa-
nidad, varios pianos de nuevos edif-
CLOS que Sc construiran en- esta ciudad.
-Por orden del doctor Lippitt. di-
rector de sanidad de esta Isla. Sc ha
trasladado al pueblo de Isabella. ell doc
tor Malaret Jr,, para estudiar varios
casos de anemia.
-Ha sido enviada al Laboratorio de
San Juan, pOr la ofcina de sani-
dad local, una muestra de sangre
de un paciente de esta ciudad que Sc
sospecha tenga lepra.
Hoy sali6 para Mayagiiez Y regre-
sara malana ell distinguido caballero
senior Jose Romaguera, dueno de Ia
acredltada fabrica de licores del mismo
nombre, que tiene en- esta ciudad.
-Anoche la policla sorprendi6 a dos
rateros en- los momentos que estos hur-
taban dos gallinas.
La Corte de Distrito, VIC aver el
juicio por jurado contra Juan Alvara-
do, que hiri6 Francisco Perez. acn-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29
Aqua. que cae

La oficina meteorological ha publica-
do el balance de la semana que termi-
no ell % de enero, y dice que Sc distin-
gui6 por su temperature normal y llu-
via defciente Ell promedio total de
lluvia fue justamente la mitad de la
cantidad normal en- una semana de
enero, y en- las divisiones S. y 0. prac-
ticamente no llovi0. Las divisiones N.
y b. promediaron un POGO mas de me-
dia pulgada, Corozal, Rio Blanco y
Manat1 son las 1nicas estaciones que
informan mas de una pulgada durante
la semana Reinaron desagradables
fuertes vientos durante gran parte de
la semana Los extremes de tempera-
tura fueron 91o. en- San German y $50.
en- varias estaciones del interior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29

sado del dellto de ataque para cometer
homicidio. Todo Ell d1a dur6 el juicio,
|y la corte disolvi6 ell jurado por no
haber llegado un acuerdo. Esta ma
mana Sc VIC Ell juicio por jurado con-
ira Ramon Correa, que en- la iurisdic-
clon de Guayanilla, estando bregan-
90 con una escopeta sc le escape un
dlsparo que mat6 a Tomas Rive
ra Ell jurado di6 un veredicto de
culpabllidad de homicide involuntario.
|y a petici6n del acusado la Corte 10
condeno en- ell acto un aflo de carcel.
Dos individuos que chupaban ca
mas sin ser sus duenos fueron arresta-
dos aver tarde en- un ca1averal. Dor
hurtO
Los muchachos que jugaban cha
pas aver fueron condenados tres
dollars de multa cada uno, por 10 cor
te, hoy.
Pablo Echevarria, Ramon Laboy
tueron arrestados por hurto de dos GA
lllnas en- ell barrio de Mameves. las one
vendleron en- un peso sesenta centavos
en- la Plaza del Mercado.
-El individuo Luis Vargas. fu6
arrestado por la policia aver tarde. Dor
Ell dellto de acometimiento aggression
a su concubina Andrea Cort6s Ia email
presenta varias contusiones en- ell cuer-
po las que lie produjo rompi6ndole una
silla encima.
I'LL Juez de paz conden6 a un dollar
de muEta, a Juan Soil, Vicente Agosto
y Reyes Santiago, por infracci6n a las
ordenanzas municipales.
-Se encuentra en- esta ciudad desde
aver Ell joven farmac6utico de Mava-
gdez, senor Mulet, que pertenece una
dlst1ngulda familia de aquella ciudad.
Sc esta expendiendo Ia carnn do
res al subido precio de cuarenta centa-
vos el kllO. Habiendose acabado u
competencia ha vuelto a subir el pre-
w. COrrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29
LABORATORIO
DR.. r. del Vale Sarraga.
Allen 88.
Apartado 935.
Telefono 406

Parece ser que ell gobiemo tiene no.
ticias que en- Manzanillo otras pobla-
clones de Santiago de Cuba Sc esta ha
clendo una intensa propaganda anar-
qulsta, fomentando huelgas que entor-
pecen las faenas propias de la zafra.
Segdn nos informaron aver tarde en-
la Secretar1a de Gobernaci0n no sola
mente los agentes que este centric tie
ne Ell aquellos lugares informan de
ese movimiento obrero, sino que CONT
nuamente vi6nese denunciando ell he
cho en- los peri6dicos del interior. Aver
mismO variOs ejemplares de diarios
orientales Sc recibieron en- ell Negocia
do de Orden P1blico de Gobernaci6n,
los cuales fueron remitidos a la poll
c1a Secreta.
Ell gobierno tiene ell frme prop6sito
de acabar con estas huelgas, garanti-
7ando la marcha normal de los traba-
JOS del campo. Y para clio Sc propo-
ne expulsar del pals a todo aqu6l que
slendo extranjero sea elemento pertur-
badOr en- los campos
Los expedientes estan muy adelan-
tadOs y va son conocidos del coronel
Hevla; pOr 10 que de un momento a
otro Sc realizaran varias detenciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29

Leemos en- ell diario CUBA, de la
Habana:
A las diez media de la mahana
de hoy fueron sacados del Castillo de
la Fuerza, donde pasaron la noche, los
anarquistas Abelardo Saavedra GAY
Ell dinamitero" Pedro Ferrer Ma
rina, Vicente Lopez y San Miguel y
Juan Tenorio Fernandez, expulsados
por ell gobierno de Cuba por las razo-
mes que dimos cuenta en- nuestra Ultima
edici6n.
Varios detectives de la policia secre-
ia, a cuyo frente iba ell segundo jefe
senior Danny, custodiaron los dete
nidos hasta ell muelIe de Caballeria,
donde los esperaba la lancha de la po
lic1a del puerto para trasbordarlos al
vapor Balbanera' que sale para Es
pana a las cuatro de la tarde de hoy.
Antics de embarcar, ell Inspector de
la Secreta, por orden de SUI jefe, les
entreg6 cada uno de los expulsados.
cinco pesos moneda americana
Ademas, ell pasaje de tercera clase,
hasta -el puerto de Cadiz
A bordo del "Balbanera haran
guardia hasta que salga ell barco, cua-
tro pOlic1as secretas, relevandOse pOr
otros cuatrO las dos de la tarde.
En- otra edici6n del mismo gran dia-
rio encontramos ell siguiente suelto
En- la manana de hoy fu6 detenido
en- su domicilio Juan Tur y Tur, di-
rector del peri6dico "Tierra", por los
detectives Acosta y Perna.
La detenci6n Sc verified a las 5 de la
maTana, embarcandolo por la Capita
MIA del Puerto para ell "Balbanera
He aquf ell decreto presidential orde>
nando la expulsion de este nuevo anar-
quista:
RESULTANDO: que por la Jefatu-
ra de Polic1a Secreta Nacional Sc ha
instru1do expediente para tratar de la
conducta que observa un individuo de
nacionalidad extranjera Juan Tur y
Tur, cuyo expediente. ha sidO elevado
a la Secretar1a de Gobernaci6n para su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29
Los anarquistas echados de Cuba
Iglesias debe aplazar su viaje

estudio y resoluci6n, y del cual apare-
ce ser redactor y administrator del Sc
manario acrata "Tierra" que sc edita
en- esta capital exmiembro de la
agrupaci6n racionalista "Ferrer" V
viene realizando una activa propagan
da anarquista entire las classes obreras
a qulenes les expone ideas contrarias
al orden establecido al acatamiento
debldo a las leyes, promoviendo asi
una agitaci6n entire el elemento expire
sado que produce malestar en- ell orden
social y p0llticO, violando con esa con
ducta los lImites legales, en- la libre
emission de ideas por nacionales Y ex
tranJerOs; considerable que es una
cOnsecuencia de la soberan1a de estado
ell derecho de expulsion de extranjeros,
ell cual esta reconocido acceptable en-
la mayor parte de los pueblos cultos y
que ell s1bdito extranjero Juan Tur y
Tur pOr la forma que viene tomando
en- la propaganda "acrata" demuestra
ser elemento perturbador, enemigo del
Orden y de las instituciones constitu1
das en- este pals debe ser tratado co
mo eXtranjero pernicioso, expulsando
10 del territorio nacional
A propuesta del Secretario de Co.
bernaci6n y en- nombre de la Rep1bli-
ca de Cuba
RESUELVO expulsar del territorio
nacional, como eXtranjero pernicioso al
s1bdito espalol Juan Tur y Tur y au
torizar al Secretario de Gobernaci6n
para que dicte las disposiciones nece
sarias al cumplimiento de este Deere
to-
Dado en- ell Palacio de la Presidencia
a trece de Enero de 1915.-M. G.. ME
NOCAL, Presidente de la Rep1bhca
-Aurelio Hevia, Secretario de Gober-
naci0n.
En- la polic1a Secreta Sc estan instru-
yendo varios expedientes a numerosos
individuos tildados de anarquistas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29

En- la polic1a Secreta Sc estan instru-
yendo varios expedientes a numerosos
individuos tildados de anarquistas y
que estan promoviendo huelgas Ell dis
tintos centros azucareros de la Rep1
hlica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-29

Para un almuerzo suculento eco-
-omico, La CAFETERIA, famosa por su
cafe.
San Justo No g. San Juan, P. r.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
MADELEY PICK-UPS
BY CAPT.

Rain saved the Central boys from a
walloping on Saturday.
Griffith has been giving sample OF
the Kind OF. pitching that made him the
mainstay of East New Market.
llackett. the sterling first sacker. Is
certainly delivering the goods.
Schlor TO Grahm TO Hackett is the
play that sends them all back TO the
bench
Kid Cole is certainly delivering the
goods as an all-around player.
Spddle, one of the best little catchors
that ever donned the mask and windpad.
is making them all sit up and take no.
tice. =
Ruth is giving the fans an exhibition
of how shortstop ought to be played.
Schlor, Edens star third -acker, is
now covering that old bag for Madeley.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
newark DEL mars
WILL Play EARLY BALL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, May 26.-Managor ELI
son, of the Newark team of the Della
ware Maryland League has announc-
ed that he will start all home games
in the future at 3 o'clock. 1t has
been found that $50 o'clock is a lit
tie late to start the game for many
persons who live in the country and
3 o'clock will probably be more sat
isfactory to all concerned. Buck"
Hoch. the Delaware College pitcher.
who has been signed by Newark will
pitch one of the games on Decoration
Day. Hoch will likely work against
New Castle IT New Castle in the
morning Jake Hogan, the star south
paw will pitch against Elkton at
Elkton Saturday morning and against
Traction Company here on Monday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
Club House soon FOR
The PENNSY ASSOCIATION

The monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Washington Railroad Ath-
letic Association was held last night
in the assembly room of the Pennsyl-
vania building. Several important
subjects we're discussed among which
was a new building for the associa-
tlon. c. F. King. chairman, and T. T.
Cloward. vice-president of the build
ings and grounds committee. made
some suggestions regarding this mat
ter. Plans now are under way for
the building, and in the near future
the association expects to be perma-
nently located in excellent quarters
up town.
Before the meeting adjourned, Chas.
l.. Evans, president of the association
and chairman of the board OF direc-
tors, was presented with a block and
gavel, carved from a solid block of
mahogany. with his picture in the
front OF this block under a glass. 1t
was. presented by the board for his
personal use and property with the
understanding that after his term Of
Office expired he is to take it to his
home and keep it as a remembrance
of the good will of the association.
Mr.. Evans thanked the members for
their appreciation of his work.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
BY Hal SHERIDAN.

(Written for the United Press)
NEW YORK, May 26.-Since the
news of the death of Anthony e. Wild
ing, the great Australian tennis
champion in the English campaign
around the Dardanelles, tennis play
ers in New York have not ceased to
talk of his wonderful record
And i'm the discussions of Manhat-
tan tennis fans there has been heard
much about the untimely death of a
man who has been of as much value
to the world as Wilding. The young
tennis champ was a lieutenant in the
Royal Marine Corps and he went to
his death as brayely and as calmly
as ever he faced an opponent across
the net. He was in the prime of his
career and was rated as the greatest
man who ever handled a racket in the
history of the game
Wilding was born in 1883 i'm New
Zealand and was thirty-two years old.
He began his tennis career when six
teen years old but he did not leap
into fame until around 1905 when he
made his first appearance as an in
ternational contender in the Davis
cup matches.
Wilding aided Norman Broohes in
winning the Davis cup for Australia
in 1908. In the same year WilLing,
playing beside Richie, won the Eng
lish doubles title. Wilding and
Brookes we're crowned tennis cham
pions in that year and no one has
appeared who was able to wrest their
laurels from them.
But even greater victories came to
Wilding in 1910 when he won the all
comers tournament at Wimbledon
England and in the challenge round
sent Gore down to defeat In the dou-
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
sports before ball Game
AT Elk Mills ON monday

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELK MILLS. Md. May 26.-Elk
Mills is to have big celebration on
Memorial Day, Monday. May 81, when
the ball team of the town meets the
New Castle club for the first time in
ELK Mills in regular Del-Mar cham
plonship game. This should prove to
be a great game as both teams are
nghting hard to get a hold On first
place in the league Preceding the
Dall game the management has ar
ranged a very interesting program
or Held sports as follows. 100 yard
Dash against time; potato race Prizes
VIII be awarded the winners of these
contests. Speed contests by members
OF the Elk Mills and New Castle teams
VIII follow. the first against time
dash from home to first base. second
against time dash circling the bases.
Ihe records made will stand as cham
pionship records in the Del-Mar
League. Town people desiring to see
the sports come to Elk Mills by the
b. & o. railroad leaving Delaware
avenue station at o'clock and can
return to Wilmington on trains loav-
ing Elk Mills at Alb. SIT OF 6.51
! O'Clock.
The committee in charge has left
nothing undone to make this one Of
the greatest attractions ever held in
Cecil county, Maryland. and can as.
sure any one who desires a good hol,-
day outing that they may have it by
following the crowd to Elk Mills and
viewing the sports on Monday
Any team in the Del-Mar League
which may wish to send or enter a
candidate to take part in the base
running contests is cordially invited
to do so.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26

The opening Of the Delaware Horse
Show Associations matinee season,
which was postponed from last Sat
urday on account of rain, will take
place Saturday afternoon at Wawaset
park-if the weather permits-accord-
ing to announcement by Secretary >.
Hope Wilson. Jr.. Of the association
this morning There will be eight
events of twenty-six entries in all.
The feature of the afternoon will
be the entrance in the heats of the first
event of 7S-year-old David Ford, with
his bay horse, Shandon Bells, and 81
yoar-old John C. Boulden with the
bay gelding, Billie j. Thorne, the lat
ter showing 2.30 speed. Mr.. Ford s
entry will be the 1,127th colt he has
broken in his long life as a horse
man. Saturday will be his first ap-
pearance in matinee.
Mr.. Boulden, who lives at No 1101
West Seventh street is one Of the
most prominent and enthusiastic
members of the association. Inter-
viewed by an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter this morning, he narrated
an interesting story of his life as a
horseman.
Born al Elkton, Md. in 1854, he
lived at Kemblesville. Pa. and later
moved to Wilmington. From 1856 TO
1883 he was proprietor of the Glib
son House stables here. In 1903 he
purchased the bay mare, Dora 1horne,
who won number Of rihons when
first matineed in 1909. He has raced
her ever since.
AT his home this morning. Mr..
Boulden displayed 1913 ribbons, forty
blue, thirty-six red and twonty-sevon
yellow. which were won by Dora
Thorne. Both Dora and the bay geld
ing Billie }. Thorne will be entered