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Evening journal., 1915-05-19
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IL THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
May 10

The man born on this birthdate is
fond of all the good things in the
world and nothing affords him greater
pleasure than to spread feasts for his
friends.
The sign OF Taurus which governs
this birthdate is a rather difficult sign
as it gives a quick, impatient nature
while Venus the governing planet
makes the person warmly affectionate
and jealous or his rights. The mind
can concentrate wonderfully.
The memory is keen and certain.
This person should design and ex-
ecute well and will find success in
both architecture and building.
There is keen love of the beautiful.
Marry a person born in September
or in January or the latter part of
March for the greatest happiness.
The Want Ads are under a benefi-
cent ruling for the coming two weeks
and all classes of occupations will be
well advertised.
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

xNT Il. WILLIAMS CO.
w. No. e21 Orange 81. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating AMI Ventilating
Repairing promptly done. Phone. ianl6h.
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ X. KELTER-SANITARY ODoR
NJ. LESS EXCAVATINd.
once. g. W. Corner Fourth and West Sta.
d. & A. Phone. 511s. oct2i-tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NJ oNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
wi Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening journal
Office. nov23-m.w.s.tI
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT


II OUSE, STORE AND STABLE. SOUTH
II west corner Thirteth and Washington
streets. Apply No. 203 W. Twenty-ninth
street. may16-5t.
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HP.TO-DATE GROCERY STORE, UP.To-
" date stock and fixtures; doing good
business; also house, rooms and bath
Has to be seen TO be appreciated. N. r.
Corner Eighth and Bennett SITS. may12-Iwk.
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PnIITRY.

II ATSE YOUR OWN POULTRY AND
III Eggs. $500 starts you. zone nest
box, nest material. I 5 Matching eggs, one set
ting hen, all complete, ready for business,
$4,000. HatchinE eggs from leading varie-
ties Of poultry, 90 per cent. fertility guar
anteed; also 400 breeders to SELL Mus
covey and Indian Runner Ducks and White
Guinea Eggs. 81 per setting. Turkey Eggs
booked for June delivery, SOC each Hope
Farm Poultry Dept VIM. +. Langshaw,
Mgr Brandywine Springs, Del.
may1 7-eod-1m.
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FAT HOCSFO SALE

AZ the corner Of Buttonwood Avenue and
New Castle Road, near Rogers Woods. Can
for J. Coats. Fine, fat shoats Fine brood
sows. Fine male hogs Fine pigs. Two
fine sows and pigs, with them, at bargain.
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SALE OF BONDS.
SALE OF BONDS
TOWN OF REHoBoTH PER CENT
BOND SALE.

Sealed bids will be received by the under.
signed for the purchase of an or anv mari oi
the issue of 100000, Town Of Rehoboth I'm
provcmcnt per cent. Bonds. Expire 1915
Cannot be called. Interest payable June and
December at The Sussex Trust Co., lowes
Del Denominations, $500 each
Bids TO be open May 29th, 1915. p NJ
Certified check for no per cent. OF IN,
amount bid must accompany the bid, sale
check made payable 10 The Sussex Trus
Co. Right reserved 10 reject any and all bid
OF 90 prorate the allotmonts,
THE SUSSEX TRUST COMPANY.
may191t. Lcwcs, Del.
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Y OR sALE-Two SMALL PARAQUETs.
commonly called love birds. With or
without cage. Very interesting for invalid
or shut.ins. Address Ss5 Evening Journal
Once. may12, 1926.
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WANTED.


NNT ANTED-DRESsMAKI NO. 227
w N. Harrison st. maylO-lm.
" ORsE AND CATTLE TO BOARD. 81
IL a month Mrs. Anna Sanders, Newark,
Del r. d. No. 1. maylf-cod-3t.
W. ANTED-l. 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and
$500 per month. Both phones. GEO. f.
LANG CO., 1905 Orange st. feb24-tf.
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w ern house with lot; suburbs or city.
State particulars. Address W-2l, Evening
Journal Office. may17-u.
XTT ANTED-wATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing. Also eye fitting Store
open evenings until o'clock. Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock. Original Thomas
Jewery Store. No. 400 Market street,
feb14u
VaT ANTED-FURNITURE, RUGS. CAR
w pets, clothing; whole households
bought for cash. Largest and cheapest rug
merchant in Delaware. Save money and buy
from me- Ready mixed Fire Clay sold.
CHARLES S. HURLOCK,
aprs-tf. Seventh and Poplar Streets.
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Wilmington Trust Co.
DUPONT Bldg. Real Estate Dept
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

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w wagon and work in dairy. No. lo-f
Madison street. may1s-u.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Catholic University Hopes To Win From DwaCppes Coming Ba
TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
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The Washington times., 1915-10-28
TR|N|TY'S STAR MAY
QUIT, ENDING RUMPUS
George Brick|ey's Participation
in Professional Baseball Is
Blamed.

HARTFORD. Oct. 2s.-The rumpus
that Williams College raised over the
presence OF George Brickley on the
Trinity football eleven was cnlivencd
further today. when williams Cancelled
its baseball game scheduled with Trim
itv for Nav 6.
The advisory athletic council took up
the protest OF New York University yes
terday. but after discussing It at much
length adjourned until tomorrow. when
n decision will be made In the matter.
There seems to be a well grounded be-
lief that Brickley may quit football of
his own accord and that he will reach
that decision before Friday afternoon.
thereby rendering the vote OF the ath-
letic council OF little moment.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Ban johnson Holding
Up All Negotiations
Personal Enmity Between Gar of Diamond and Gil
more Keeps Olive Branch Away-DeniaIs
Flock In After Rumors of Merger.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Like the rush.
ing of a ninety -milc-an-hour gale came
denials today to Chicago's latest base
ball peace contortion. Everybody from
Gov. John X. Tencr. who wiclds the
baton over the National League, to
the fourth assistant ground-keepcr at
the Polo Grounds. freely gave their
consent to being quoted to the effect
that such kind of talk was forty kinds
of prevarication. And for the person.
or persons. responsible for such stories
nothing was too severe.
Said John *. Tener-"The story Is
another pipe dream
Said John Is. Foster. pinch hitting
for Harry y. Hempstead. president of
the Chants 1t Is the Wild
est of all wild stories ever printed.
Said James A. Gllmore-'Thc story Is
absurd
Said the fourth assistant ground.
keeper-"Them crazy ball reporters'll
do anything. II it's true I'll lose me
job. l don't believe II"
The very fcvcrishness that marked
the willingness of baseball magnates to
deny the tale. which has to do with the
sale of the Giants to Newark Federal
owners and unions of the Fcderals and
o. II. in Brooklyn, st. Louis. Pitts
hurgh. Chicago. Buffalo and Kansas
CITY, made them look suspicious.
There seems to be an undercurrent OF
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
HARVARD BEGINNING
To GAIN IN POWER
Lamberton Stars At End For
Tigers and May Remain
There For Big Game.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. @-Har-
ward Is beginning to come back after
its defeat by Cornell and now the out
look is for a victory over Princeton q
week from Saturday.
The second day OF the weeks hard
driving OF the Harvard football team
consisted OF long strenuous scrimmage
with the second, resulting In an lS-to-,
victory for the varsity. The long and
sensational end running OF ROLLINS. the
powerful line plunging Of Horween and
Enwright. tho remarkable performance
Of Captain Mahan at punting and dror
kicking before the scrimmage featured
the days play.
During the preliminary work. while
the ends and linemen were being drilled
by their respective coaches. Mahan triec
out his kicking and put up notably
consistent exhibition at long and higf
spirals and perfect drop kicking from
widely varying points In the feld. Hii
drop kicks all carried much reserve
power and showed for the most par
perfect accuracy.
PRINCETON. N. j., Oct 2s.-Prince.
ton keeps up Its fierce practice In prep
aration for the Harvard game. There
was one shift in the lineup yesterday
Lamberton was reinstated at end posi-
ton after playing at halfback all year
Tho fierceness with which Lambertor
tackles makes RED" a valuable END
for Princeton's kicking game. especial
ly when the Tiger ends have not beer
efficient down the field. The showing
Of Charles at Lambertson's former
place in the backfield makes the lat
ter's presence there unnecessary. Thorn
as. who was shifted from end to half
back yesterday almost by. accident
made a most creditable showing agains
the freshmen. Several long runs anc
spectacular ability in broken field
made him the star OF the occasion
Merton Wilson played well at end fol
the second varsity.
Mclean was still out OF the game
and his absence weakened the lin,
again. Parisette showed up strong a
the tackle position. but Halsey faileC
to provide any brilliant features. Tn,
regular center trio, Nourse and Hof
at guards and Gennert at center. will
the regular backfield. Click, Shea. Tib
bott and briggs. were in the varsit,
lineup. Brown and HiEhley are still
regular ends. as Moore seems to hav,
failed and Lamberton is having hi
first tryout.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28

truth about the whole matter. despite
the denials. 1t has been an open secret.
not generally known. however, that 1t IL
possible to buy the Giants.
The Federal League didn't make any
money this year. Its hackers freely ad-
init It. In tho National League only
three clubs showed a favorable balance
when the season ended. II the truth
were accessible. In Ban Johnson's cir
cult only about three clubs made money.
despite the denials by the corpulent Mr..
Johnson. In Philadelphia and Cleveland
the American League situation particu-
larly Is bad.
Only the personal enmity between
Johnson and Gilmore. It Is said. has
kept peace waiting at the door this long.
The time certainly is ripe and waiting
for some good Samaritan to come along
with a knife.
The death OF Robert r. Ward has af-
fected the Federal situation; 1t II n
question whether the Ward family Is
willing to carry on the financial load.
The financial situation. after two cut
throat seasons, Is precarious In tHl old
leagues.
For publication baseball magnates on
both sides deny anything and every
cannot be far OH. and also they admit
that one man is holding up the olive
branch. That man Is Ban Johnson.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
BALTIMORE ENTRY
MAKES STRONG BID
Cross. Country Runners Will Be
Represented in Saturdays
Event.

Baltimore cross-country men will
make a strong bid for honors in Satur-
days distance event under the auspices
Of the Carroll Institute. The Balti-
more Cross Country Club. oldest rum
ming organization in the Monumental
City and the Lord Baltimore Club COM
posed OF many distance cracks will take
part here.
The Carroll officials have held the
entries open until midnight tonight.
The entry list will be published and all
details incident to the run will be given
out tomorrow.
Tho Carroll runners are expecting to
make IA good showing. Shanley. Gieger.
Lynch. Bland. and Joyce are figured
upon to make a strong bid for the time
prize.
Pat O'Connor Is the referee. while
Dan IIealy will act as starter. Toby
Berrian and ]. McAllister. OF Balti.
more. will be the judges.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Bloody Wednesday" Sees
Fierce Practice Workout

HANOVER. y. H.. Oct. s.-Thcre is
always one day each year in Dart
mouth football known as 'Bloodv We'd
nesday." and yesterday certainly earn
cd that cognomcn. as one of the fiorcest
sCrimmages ever held on alumni oval
was witnessed yesterday. The varsity
was able TO get only two more points
than the scrubs. winning II to y. Each
side made two touChdowns. but the
second men were unable TO kick the
goals. Spears did the honors for the
varsity. F'ishback was shifted from the
second team into Captain McAuiffe' 3
place. and will hold II unless the leader
of the Green makes a decided improve
ment. Thielscher was placed on the
scrubs through no fault OF his own. but
to strengthen their backfield and 10
give them = punter.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
BASKETBALL WORK
TO START TUESDAY
George Washington Candidates
Report Then and Practice
Will Continue.

Candidates for the basketball team
at George Washington University will
commence practice Tuesday night.
Practice will continue several nights a
week.
George Washington will open its sea-
son the latter part OF December, prob
ably on December q. An extensive
schedule now Is being arranged. Ncgo-
tions are on foot for games with the
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Harry Almon Is captain of the team
and Leo G. Terry Is manager. \ coach
will be selected within a week or two.
The local games this year will be
played In the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium.
They were played last year In the gym
ma sium Of tho District National
Guard, hut the removal of the armory
from Center Market TO |. street has ne
cCssitatcd the making of new arrange
mcnts for this season.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
BUNNY BRIEF LEADS
ALL COAST H|TTERS
Joe Gedeon Gets Into Honor List
With Nineteen Homers, Ty-
ing Ping Bodie.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2S.-Officlal
tahulations make "Runny" Brief. of Sat
Lake. with u percentage of .@iH. the
premier batter of tho 1915 season Of
tho Pacific Coast League during which
twcnty-thrce PLAYERS cloutcd the ball
to the tune Of 300 or better.
Harry IloImann. of San Francisco.
who was forced through illness to re-
main idle during tho last half or the
season, was second. with 80. Jimmy
Johnston, Of Oakland, WAS the cham
pion base stCaler. with a total OF eighty
four. Maggcrt. of los Angeles beat out
SChaIlcr Of san Francisco. for run-gct-
ting 'honors. III to IA. Schalcr led IN
home runs. securing twenty. "finG
Rode. Of San Francisco. and Joe Ged-
con. Of salt Lake. had nineteen each.
McMullcn, of Los Angeles. led the
sacrifice hltters. with fortT-nne.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28

lest and also the most aggressive man
In the varsity squad.
The varsity went through n ten-min-
ute scrimmage against the ineligiblcs,
team greatly to be respected and
scored two touChdowns. both by Waite.
Old-fashioncd football. which means
bucking the center. prevailed. and the
eleven displayed the best form of the
year in that style OF play. Several OF
tn" slightly bruised men on the squad,
namely Scovil. "Chub" Sheldon. Saw
age. Black and BaldridGc. were given
a day off. the varsity taking the field
this way: Moselcy. left end: Conroy
left tackle: Kent. left guard: White
center: King. right guard; Way, right
tackle Church. right end: Wilson. quar-
terback: Markle. left halfback: Waite,
right halfback. and Higgcnbotham full.
back Markle. King and Conroy are
new men In the varsity lineup.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
With Kerr and kiIIian Back in
the Catholic University Line
up, Team Is Much Strength
. ened Aggregation.
Hindman. Captain Of Maryland
Aggies. Expected to Play
Against Powerful st. Johns
Outfit.
BY LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

Washington is not going to want
for live football Saturday. Catholic
University is getting ready to give
the strong Delaware College the
tussle of it's life at Brookland, and
the outlook is for large crowd on
hand to see the contest.
c. U. hopes to have both Kerr and
Killian in the battle line Saturday
and these two stars should prove of
inestimable benefit to the Red and
Black, particularly on defense. With
Shortley, the Buffers, and Frank
Rogers, there is no argument as to
the strength of the attack from be-
hind the line.
Today and tomorrow C. L. will smooth
out Whatever rough places have been
noticed in the work Of the eleven. stress
being laid on teamwork. Delaware has
made a good record this year. but {.
L. hopes to triumph.
Capt>n Hlndman. the star fullback
of the Maryland AgSies, Is expected 10
against st. Johns Saturday at College
Park. His presence in the lineup means
that the Farmers will have their
strongest defensive team on the feld'
for he is the best defensive player In
Maryland.
Another hard scrimmage Is booked
for today at Georgetown. Coach
EXendine trying out his new signals
and formations IL be used against
fordham next tuesday in New York.
The players are taking to the new sys-
TEN in good style. and the Blue and
Gray. while not confident of winning. IL
hopeful of making IA good showing
against tho New Workers.
Jim Dcwhurst. the big follow from
Pcnnsylvanin, Is being used at run
back in place of I.cighty and may start
tho coming contest IN that position;
, andy Dcmpsey's weak knee Is still
keeping him out OF the bruising prac-
tiCc sessions.
Johnny Glroy is rapidly recovering
from the punishment he received at
West Point and may he able to take
his nlaCc behind the line in the Ford
ham game. he will not be allowed I"
take any chance this week, toarn
r.xcndiu" hoping to have him ready oy
next Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Bull Montana Meets Old
Rival in Louis Zerega

Bull Montana is meeting an old rival
tonight when he takes the mat with
Louis Zerega at the Bijou Theater.
Zcrega is a Washington wrestler who
has come forward rapidly. Montana
has wrcstled here for the past thres
winters and has always given a good
account of himself
Frank ZcreGa. brother OF the heavy
weight. Is taking on Young Parker in .
preliminary. while Zord David and
Jack Conrad are matched in an exhibi-
tion. The first bout will start at SIS
O o'Clock
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Players Are Warned Not
To Play Against Outlaws

CHICAGO. oct. 2S.-Players under con-
tract to organize baseball We're warned
today by President 3. r. johnson. of
the American League and member OF
the National Baseball Commission, not
to play post-season games against pick
cd teams when Federal l.eaguers are
engaged in the contest Reports reached
President johnson that Scott and Weav-
er. members of the Chicago Americans.
had played against a team at Watseka,
H.. which played Grover Gilmore and
Felix Chouinard, Federal League play
ers. O
THE National Commission has issued
ruling covering this point" Johnson
said. land our players who violate the
order are simply PLAYING with fire"
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
MAY Stop Basketball.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct 8.-The
entire basketball schedule for tho COM
ing season has been cancelled by the
Rutgers College management. and the
game will be abandoned hereafter un-
less the alumni contribute a sum large
enough to defray the expenses OF the
season. Last year the money was raised
by student subscription. but this season
It was thought the same plan would not
be feasible.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Three New Players in
Lineup For Vigilants

The Vigilants have, been strengthened
by the acquisition OF three new PLAYERS.
Hall. a Virginia man: Cranston. OF the
Mercury eleven. and Kelly. OF Claren-
don. are the players who will wear the
winged V in future.
Coach Derby met the team last night
for a workout. Manager Olivcri IL dick
cring with an eleven from Philadelphia
and has gone over to the Quaker city
for q team to face the Vigilants in
their opening battle Sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
"Tillie" Walker to Wed
And Sisler May Also

ST. LOUIS. oct. 2S,-Cozy Dolan. of
The Cardinals, and "riIIic" Walker, of
tho Browns. arc tn" only st. Louis ball
players who are with the All-Nationals
and AIl-Amcricans on the harn-storm-
ing tour to IN" Pacific coast. bolan
is member Of tho team because h"
likcs 10 pl"y bah and because he OK
poets to pick MP some easy change.
Walker lli"S to play ball and also Is
after tho coin, but Is going west to
meet tn" futur" Mrs. Walker. "rn''
intends to jotu the hcncdlct3 after rCaCn-
ing IOs Angeles.
ne lni"nd"d D"lng mhlric0, Nhllo
GeolGr SisIcr, the demon, didn even
mnt that nc planned anything OF the
kind II was whispered among the RiCN-
eyi,rs that the former " olVPrine might
lnarry Detroit girl. George Is spend
ing the off-scason in the home OF the
Ford.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Fleming Is Protested
By Bucknell College

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Oct. S.-In addi-
ton to cripples and suspensions. Muh-
lenbergs football team received another
blow today when Bucknell which VIII
be played at LewisburE on Saturday.
protested Red Fleming, the former
Washington and Jefferson star who is
a pillar OF strength In the hackteld.
Fleming on coming to Muhlenberg,
rcves!ed such ability that he was virtu-
ally made assistant coach. BuckncIl' s
grievance against him was not mace
public. but 1t was said Fleming would
not be In the game.
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Yale Tries Night Work
To Prepare For Colgate

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 2s.-Pre-
pairing for Colgate. Coach Hinkey used
the baseball cage last night for n long
signal drill by the varsity squad. Big
pie" way, who has played center on
the Yale football team In every game
this autumn. and who was shifted to
halfback Tuesday. found n place at
tackle yesterday. and he gave n good
account OF himself in his new position.
II he keeps up the good work he may
land tackle position. In the opinion
of the coaches Way Ia about the hcav-
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
CreScentS Challenged.

The Crescent Juniors have reorgan-
lied for the coming season and are
anxious to arrange games with teams
in the District or its vicinity averag-
ing from 40 to lis pounds. The team
did not suffer a defeat last year. and
Is starting this season claiming the
115-pound championship of the Dis
trct. Address all challenges to ". g.
Bjorkland. 600 kentucky avenue south
eAat
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Harvard Dean Praises
Yale's Amateur Stand

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 2S-Cn-
stinted praise for Yale in her action OF
debarring from intercollegiate competi-
tion four OF her baseball stars and
Harry Lc Gore. star fullback. was given
here today by Dean Briggs OF Harvard.
1T Is difficult to see how any college
could have acted more honorahy." he
said,
The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Phi Mu Sigma League
Opens Floor Season

The hasf etball season was opened by
the Phi Mu Sigma League last night
with two games. Pi defeated Chi by
1S to 70. while Gamma swamped the
Rho five bv a score of 81 to O.
McMurrav and Huntemann, for thr Pi
team. DISTINGUISHED themselves by shoot
ing seven baskets each. while Proctor.
of the Gamma hive. got nine floor bas-
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