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Evening journal., 1915-09-22
RY GE0RGE R. HnLMEs.
unIted press Stan CorresnondenI

United Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. Sept EFF there
was anything needed to convince fan
dom at large that the Phillies have
the n. l.. gonfalcon nailed TO the mast,
that double victory over the Cards at
ST. Louis yesterday did Il. The
Quakertown crew now has lead of
over FIVE games In the fight and has
IA more games to play.
They can lose FIVE of those games
and the Braves and Dodgers can win
all theirs and the pills will still have
the lead stitched by several points.
The victory was doubly pleasing to
Moren and Philadelphia adherents, for
the Irish leader slipped over two wins
without playing his ace-Alexan-
der. II is probably that Moran will
ease up on his star from now on In
preparation for the big tilt. Moran
has used a lot of consummate craft
in working his pitchers the last few
weeks as yesterdays twin winning
shows.
Hughey Jennings embattled Tigers
crswled a half game on the leading
Red Hose just to show that all the old
I fight hasn't been taken out of them
] yet hOolbn was AAitf UAA iANhAhA1
will get that half a game back today
in the double header with the Cleve.
land crowd. while the Tigers are crap.
pling again with the wrecked Athlet
les. -Four games stand between the
4 Clan of Carrigan and the Bengals In
todays official.
From this comparatively early angle
it appears that the Boston team is go
ing into the titular crash with a biz
edge as regards hitting the ball. Lat
est averages show the Red Sox are
batting over $50 as a team while
Morans team has barely over .2f0.
With the exception Of the Braves
and White Sox, the Phils will have
been about the lightest hitting team
that ever won a pennant. Three mer
l-Luderus. Cravath and Paskert. tn,
first two especially. have kept ths
Phils up there through their hitting
Boston has more evenly balanced
hitting array-with seven or eigh
men liable to break up the game a
any stage. Which is another thinl
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
CHAMPIONS OF Three
STATES IN LANSDALE SHOOT

Three state target champions will
line up at the traps of the Lansdale
Gun Club Saturday. when the prelim-
mary shoot OF the Philadelphia Trap
shooters League will he held. They
are dol" Richardson, Dover della
ware champion; Charles Newcomb.
Philadelphia (pennsylvania cham
pion). and Fred Tomlin. Merchant
Vile, \. j (New Jersey Champion
There are nearly a hundred entries
in the shoot including many of the
cracks of three States. Besides those
mentioned will be such well known
shots as "Bill' Joslyn. dupont Gun
Club Wilmington: Uncle Billy"
Foord. Wilmington; "Al" Fell, Allen
town; Bill" Banks. dupont Gun
Club. a member of the old American
team which won from England, and
many others.
The shoot will be the largest ever
held 1T the Lansdale clubs and is a
forerunner of the State shoot which
will be held here next spring.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
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apt to explode when using heavy
charges.
Don't rest on the muzzle Of your
gun.
Don't borrow a dog or gun or
loan either.
Don't shnk doing a little more than
your share of the work in camp or
boat.
Don't violate the game laws. 1t is
not only criminal, but some times it's
blamed costly.
Don't hog" all the game. Leave a
little behind for the next fellowt-a
Shakespeare says--"enough is suffi-
cient."
Don't rest the muzzle of your gun
on the ground. A gun muzzle clogged
with dirt or mud is a dangerous prop
osition.
Don't. at the gun club. tote your
gun amid the spectators. Let II stand
in the rack until you are ready TO use
it.
When at the score. don't give the
command pull" until YOU are fixed
and ready for the target.
Don't shoot too quick; get steady
line on the target and then pull the
trigger.
After you've had your shot let your
gun remain unloaded until your turn
to shoot comes round again.
Z Don't talk to your neighobr. It's
disconcerting. Keep your mind con
centrated on the work in hand. Its
essential TO good scores.
When the time comes to change
! places at the score don't move unit
the squad moves. Give the other fel
] low a show.
( Don't let the loss Of target fustel
you. You can't get them all at al
/ times. Keep cool and get ready fol
! the next one.
Don't get peeved when the large
breaks as it leaves the trap. Tak'
your time. Keep your eye on the traI
and pulverize the target following.
Don't blame the gun or the shells
if your score is not satisfactory. Re
member that the question of person
ality--temperament and ability ente
into the game. And il may just b'
] your day. Such things will occur re
gardless of alibis.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
Jimmy MURPHY Wins
over BOBBY Reynolds

Jimmy Murphy, formerly OF Will
mington. now OF West Philadelphia,
put up a classy exhibition OF boxing
at the Douglas A. c.. Philadelphia,
last night in his return battle with
Bobby Reynolds In their recent en-
counter at the Olympia Club, Murphy
shaded Reynolds. Last night he clear
ly outclassed Reynolds.
The bout was fast and clean-cut
throughout. Reynolds was very clever
on the defensive and was satisfied to
let Murphy do all the forcing. Jimmy
continually bored into the stomach
with vollies OF rights and lefts.
which brought the crowd to its feet.
The first two rounds were about
even, one man giving as much as the
other. In the third round Murphy
started wicked left swing for the
Jaw. and as it landed Reynolds slip
ped and fell heavily to the floor He
was up in an instant but Murphy was
right on top OF him with a shower OF
all sorts OF wallops.
Jimmy came out of his corner in
the fourth round. determined to hall
hostilities. He used a left jab effect.
lively. Murphy tried hard to land 3
sleep producer. but most of hi.
swings and hooks went wild or were
ducked by the elusive Reynolds.
The nth round was a hot number
with Reynolds jabbing many times
without a return. Reynolds showed
class in this session by blocking
number Of hard body blows. Boil
boys took things rather cool as the!
shook hands in the final round. Muir
ply rushed and started a rally on tn,
mid section. Reynolds did not car
for this much and time and agaii
backed away into the ropes. TIL,
last minutes of the round brough
forth some real excitement. Tn
spectators were brought to their toe
and cheered loudly. as both boy
stood toe to toe and plugged ava,
az the stomach. Murphy had Rev
nolds tugged in tightly to the rome
during the melee.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
TO Open TROLLEY CLUB
ROOM WITH GAME TOURNEY

Exercises in celebration OF the
opening of the Club Room Association
Of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company will continue from
$3.50 tomorrow morning unail 1870 the
next morning Pool tournaments, a.
banquet and high-class vaudeville
acts viii compose the program.
. A pool tournament for the late
straight" motormen and conductors
will open the exercises at $3.50 o'clock
and tournament for the swing
conductors and motormen Will be
held at 1870 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Wilmington. Chester and Clifton
Heights mOtormen and conductors
will be matched az the pool tables at
in the evening.
Three high-class vaudeville acts
will feature the evening program, af-
ter which there will be music and
speaking by Vice President r. w.
Wilson, General Superintendent w. A.
/ Heindle and William Alden, repre-
senting the association. The banquet
viii begin at o'clock and continue
until l o'clock in the morning.
The meeting organized on Sun
day night. when w. o. duMoss was
elected chairman, H. II. Geiger. treas
urer. and Horace Groff, secretary.
The club room committees we're ap-
/ pointed as follows:
Refreshments Jesse Hutchins.
/ Daniel W. Jones, Frank Register.
/ Daniel Desmond. John Mahoney. +. r.
Hensel, Thomas Donohue, George
/ Wilkes. f. f. wilkins, J. f. Anderson
, and r. E. McSorley.
Entertainment-F W. Samworth
James e. Henry, r. NJ Hayes
Charles Taylor, Samuel Ireland, w
F, Denney and James Murine.
The quarters of the club consist OF
basement and one story with a
meeting room 71x25 feet. The room
is lighted by brascalitte chandeliers
equipped with 100-watt lamps. The
room is finished in hard wood anc
has three pool tables OF the latest
design. Library chairs and three ol
four couches are Included Event
ually the basement will be equipped
with bowling alleys
The association will hold its annua
, benefit in November, the exact date
to be decided on at the weekly meet
ing to be held Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
MIGHT AS We'll PUT
IN YOUR Ticket ORDER

By winning their double-header
from the Cardinals yesterday and
Boston winning but one game and the
Dodgers being idle, the Phils made
another half-game drive toward the
pennant. Boston went ahead OF
Brooklyn in the National League
scramble. but the Phils have a lead
of five and a half games on the Braves
and six full games on Brooklyn. The
huttering Of the pennant flag is now
sweet music to the Moran leaders.
The Tigers gained half game on
Boston in the American. League chase
by beating the Athletics while the
Boston Red Sox were idle. but they
are yet four full games behind Bos-
ton. lead which looks strong enough
at present to assure the Sox the rag.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

Don't take any chances. The func-
ton of a shot gun is to scatter shot,
out be careful where you distribute It,.
Don't take every rustic Of a bush
or bough to be sure indication OF
game. Remember that sometimes
an inquisitive person has a penchant
for being in strange places.
Don't blaze away i'm haste, and
don't get excited Many a shooter has
filled the rump OF his favoTite dog full
OF lead lust because he was over-anx-
ious
Don't point your gun at any person
in fun. This is no matter for jest. II
is always the gun that 1--WE did not
know was loaded that goes OF. The
only time to point a gun is when you
intend to kill.
Don't carry loaded gun or rifle in
a buggy automobile or any other
kind of vehicle.
Don't carry loaded guns through
the street. on street cars. trains, or
leave them around farmhouses, to
have some child playfully blow your
head off
Don't get excited ana SHOOT without
making sure that your object is game
Don't shoot until you see the rabbit
and then be sure he is clear of both
man and dog
Don't forget to break your gun OF
clear the chamber when standing with
others or crossing fence
Don't drag a gun under g fence
with muzzle pointed towards you.
Don't climb over fences with your
gun, OF lean it against tree until you
get over: put it through the fence
on the ground. business end before.
Don't hunt with anyone that yor
know to be careless. Carelessness
with three and a quarter drams o.
powder behind one and One-eighth
ounces of shot is inviting 81. Peter.
Keep your fingers off the trigger
until you are looking down the bar
rel at Drer Rabbit
Don't get intoxicated.
Don't load your gun until you ac
tually get to business. At all othe
times il should be empty.
Don't use a cheap gun. They ar
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

With four of their old men back in
the basketball game. the West End
Training School expects to put forth
a record-breaking team this season.
"Bennie' Strebs will captain the team.
The first team men back include
Strebs, Flynn, Mack, Filliben and
Shaw. Others who are out for the
team are Fox. Callan, Filliben, Scheu.
Edge and Jordan. The team is now
arranging the schedule and any team
desiring game with them should
communicate with the basketball
manager, West End Reading Room.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
PARKsIDE TO TRY GALENA.

Parkside, the runners-up in the Del
Mar League, will play the Galena. Md.
team on the latter's grounds on Sat
urday afternoon. A record-breaking
crowd is expected out by Manager
Horsey. of the Maryland team, who
claims the best team ever seen in
Kent county.
Galena last Saturday shut out the
Elkton Del-Mar League team ? to O.
Horsey will again do the twirling and
one of the Hoch brothers will do the
receiving. For the local club Coffin
will pitch and Austin. leading slugger
of the league, will catch.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
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Yesterdays Homers r. Luderus,
ohils. off Meadows, Cards; Cook.
tanks. of Sims. Browns; zwilling,
Whales. off Moran, Newfeds.
Three hundred and twenty one per
IONS turned out to see the Yanks
md Browns battle in a double-head-
Yesterday. The receipts almost
aid the costs of staging the games.
Bankston, Damrau. Crane. Malone,
Sabors. Morrisette. Siebold-these are
he Athletics Of 1915.
The Giants and Cubs helped no one
n particular, didn't go anywhere
themselves and probably made no
money by splitting a double-header.
The one time Phunny Phils gained
lalf a game in the N. l.. pennant
light by licking the Cards twice. And
Alexander didn't work either game.
But the Braves won again II II
weren't fo- those Boston Indians, the
2hillies could take a vacation.
Walter Johnson pitched against and
,eat the White SOx. Besides. the
treat Walter got three hits himself
ne of which was a triple.
a The batteries for the second game
will be Leonard and Demaree.
And for the third game, Alexander
nd Wo.d.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
Three WRESTLING MATCHES
ON TURN HALL PROGRAM

There never has been so much in
terest in a sporting event in Will
mington in years as is evinced in
the three wrestling matches that are
to take place at Turngemeinde Hall
tonight The six, principals are all
experienced and world renowned pro-
fessional wrestlers and the contests
are sure TO be exciting from the call
of time to the finish. In the main
event, Wilmington's pride. Big John
Heracl will tackle the equally big
Yankee" Rodgers. Of New York
Heracl has been training for this
event and Is in the finest condition
Of his life and It would not surprise
his many friends II he was to take
the measure Of the celebrated
Gothamite. Rodgers too, Is in good
shape and declares that there is no
one south of New York who can pin
his shoulders to the mat II should
furnish much excitement. AS an ap-
petizer two of the best men IN the
middleweight division will meet in
the first event. They are Gus Du-
mont the instructor Of wrestling 10
the Philadelphia police, and Young
jack O'Brien, of Philadelphia Both
are wiry middleweights and should
make an interesting contest. In the
second event a worlds champion will
compete. Steve Nomombrosh won
the amateur title from big field of
grapplers at the last Olympic games
held in Stockholm, Sweden. last year.
He will face as his opponent the
tough Young Atlas. Of New York. who
is said to be one of the best in the
world Gus Schoenlin. the light
heavyweight champion Of the world,
will be on hand to referee the bouts
and will challenge the winner of the
main event. the bout to take place
either in this city or in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
WAWASET Takes FIRST
OF CHAMPIONSHIP Series

Wawaset defeated Conrad on Sat
urday, s to 3, before a crowd Of spec
tators at Second and DUPONT streets.
This game was the hrst OF the cham
pionship series being played between
Wawaset. winners of the Boys League
pennant and Conrad, champs Of the
Playground League. The game was a
brilliant contest being a pitchers bat
tie until the fifth inning when Wa
waset by heavy clubbing, sent across
three runs.
Next Saturdays game will be play
ed at the Rockford tower. The score !:
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Sunday, September 26. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad

$3.50 to Baltimore and return: $500
10 Washington and return. Special
train will leave Delaware Avenue Sta
tion, Wilmington. SAP a. M. Return
ing. leaves Washington (Union Sta
tionl. Z D. m; Baltimore (Camden
statlon), 3 p. m; mt Royal sos
p. m.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
Flying PhiIs Drive Two More
Nails in That GonfaIon Pole

the sports won't be overlooking when
the time comes to get down the rolls
on the annual Derby.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
l. Will you kindly let me know the
age of Ray Caldwell, pitcher of the
Yankeesf ?. How long is he playing
with the Yankeesg 3. Are there any
cross hand batters in the National
American. Federal and International
leaguesg If there are, please let me
know what teams they play with. X.
I. Caldwell is 20 years old. 2. Since
the latter part of 1910. 3. None that
know of.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

SCORE BY INNINGS.
......0 2O141 0 0-S
Conrad ........1 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Umpire, Short.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
Editor EVENING JOURNAL.

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
What Brooklyn pitcher is credited
with the victory of the morning game on
labor Day with Philadelphia? ,. Is
ErslIine Mayer, OF the Phillies, a He
brew? c. q.
l. Marquard. 2. Yes.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
sport EdItor EvENINe JouRNAL.

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Please answer these: l.. A says that
after batter is walked, he may not take
a lead off first base before pitcher has
ball. B says he may. Who wins? 2.
What would you call it If man on second
runs home after outdelder has caught
long hyl p.
1. is right. Runner can immedi-
ately run down to second if he can get
away with it. 8. Sacrifice fly.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
VIII you kindly let me know if
Konetchy, Of Pittfeds, is left or right
hand thrower. A.
Konetchy throws right-handed
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
l. What has become of Josh Devoreq ?
?. Is Jim Eschen still with Cleveland?
3. Wasn't he good enough to pitch for
Jersey City? y. P.
L. Devore was interested in the Chill
licothe team, of the Ohio State League,
until recently. ?. Eschen is with the
Cleveland Spiders. 3. Don't know.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ K KELTER - SANITARY ODOR.
vi. LESS EXCAVATING.
ONCE. S. W. Corner Fourth and West Sta.
ID. & A. Phone. 511s. oct2f-tf.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
What Do You Wanl
10 Know About Sport7

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
1. Did Packey .ucFarland ever knock
out Leach Cross; in what round, when
and whereg ?. Where have these boys
met, when, where and who won? NJ.
I. No. 2. In 1908 and 1909 fought
no-decision bouts. The first was six
rounds. The last /was ten rounds, in
New York.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Would you mind once more answering
this question: Playing pinoohle, a man
melds $50 trumps and kings and queens
Of each suit. { claim he is entitled to
$50 He claims 800. PINOCHLE.
Three hundred and Fifty, unless dia-
monds are trumps. Then 90 more for
pinochle makes 500
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
TRANSPORTATEON.

Pennsgrove Ferry
Leave Wilmington 5.<5. TOO, 500. 800
1ooo 100 A. NJ IL noon. LOO. las.
500. 400, 500. 500 700. 500. 300. s4o
and Ills p. n. =.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

RM Wilson Line
go TO
N~ Philadelphia
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington
Tor Philadelphia. and Chestnut Street Wharf,
Philadelphia. for Wilmington, daily, incina.
o'clock noon; l.3o. 800. Ais. 800 and
z 90 +. N.
On Saturdays and SUNDAYS only, add
tional trips az g. 80 and Q 80 p. NJ.
FARES-Including Saturdays and Sun
days Philadelphia excursion. Csc; one way.
15r Chester excursion. 15c; one way 1Qc
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

NJ OTTCF--L SAMSON SfEhNs Ihh
N owner and occupant Of The house situ-
ated nt No. Ao5 King street IN the fourtn
ward Of the city Of Wilmourtou- eounty ef
New Castle and State Of Delaware. Ia cunrt-
aucc with the requirements Of the Acts -
the General Assembly. IN such made rrsde
and provided. do hereby give notice INST
shall apply in writing. 10 the Court cf Gen
eral Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. N
and for New Castle county, on N1ndHy.
the first day Of November. A. ID. 1915, being
the next term Of said court. for a besnse
FOR aid house a. an inn or tavern. for tho
sale therein Of Intoxicating IiquorH. IN lsss
Quantities than one quart. 20 Be drunk 60 the
premises. and the following rcxpectsbls dfi-
zens Of said ward. at least twelve Of wlon
are substantial frceholdcrs Of said ward.
recommend the said application vi1f
Joseph Thomas. Sr-. John l. Braunztcin,
Sylvester 7. France D. BaEii-
G. VI seidIe, Charles n Grenvss,
n p. Goldberg. William kfriin.
william J. Chesney. Thomas l.. Dudsan,
Martin v. Farrell. Robert r. Smith
w H. Hartl0ve. p A. BuckmnstsE,
predrrick Schustcr, y. D. s.
/ Joseph w Kitchen, James B. Smith
/ Louis Brown George T. Hipp,
| Wiehnei Pulese. Ira F. Robfnscan.
| william p Wfndish, WiIlism A. Wflzcn.
/ David n scher, Louis RI MaItritz.
Furh Duffy sam Haber,
/ Walter A. Green,
/ sept22-3t. SAMSOh hIhhN.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
WEST END IN THE CAME.

FIeId Manager c. F. co. B. B. clu
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
JOHN r. McNTFF.


RY r. TAYLOR THE
pant Of the house. siiu
ihipicy street. In the
tho city Of VII
Of New Castle and
in compliance with tho
Acts Of the General Az
, made and provided. do
that I shall apply in
Of General Sessions. OF
re. In and for Now Cas-
lay, the first dty n No
.5. being the next term
license for said house.
for the sale thcrcin cf
In less quantities than
nix on the premises. and
table citizens of said
e Of whom are suhstnn-
I'd ward. recommend the
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
WAWASET

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
GREATEST OF ALL
DIRECTORS MADE
FILM OF ESCAPE

The Escape" will be Riven It's FIRST
presentation IN his city at the Crys-
tai thenter Saturday and sunday, Oc-
tober 80 and 81.
This film was under the personal
direction Of David W. Grittith. with a
cast comprising the hes. of this oua
try's artists OF the screen, including
Blanche sweet. Mae Marsh. Robert
Harron. Alice Rnowland. Donald
Crisp, owen M1ore, Ralph Lewis. and
Rrihur Maclley
There Is % prologue To THE Escape"
which contains the eugenic history of
llfe from rs earliest stages in the
form Of rlcroscnpiCal representation
OF the growth and breeding OF var
ious forms ~ lie. In this prologue
reel is indicated the care tnEcu in
breeding horses. dogs, cats. pigs and
various animals, Then In contrast
Is shown the ut.er carelesspess. the
absolute disregard with which human
being are permitted To marry without
any preparation FOR their sacred ana
responsible duties OF %pareutaec pnu.
physical attraction and ability % sup
port are the questions shown To De Iu-
VOlNed under present conditions "a
the opening Of the STORY, Jennie
Joyce and her mother are seen In
their home. jeanne Is a con sumptive,
aud her coughing seriously Interrupts
her work. Larry, the son. idles In,
May. the other sister, seems apparent
~ unframed by her terrible parent
age The father comes IN. In 4
drunken ana ugly mood He quar-
rels with The son ana hits him with
q stove ia, II is MAYS escape trom
this soriid scele which starts the
story, told in an interesting ana often
thrilling manner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

tions OF life an recognize the same
established principles
Public speeches concerning the
monarchlal movement. letters to the
newspapers and editorials in support
OF the restoration Of the empire are
filled with quotations concerning he
five duties OF universal obligation
outlined By COnfucius and the three
moral qualities by which the sage said
these duties must be carried out The
first OF these duties are those between
ruler and subject. Next are the du-
ties between father and son. Then
the duties between husband and wife.
The fourth duties are between elder
brother and younger, and the fifth
dutis are those Ia the intercourse be-
tween friends. Intelligence. moral
character and courage. In h order
named. are the three moral qualities
upon which Confucius laid great
stress. Of these he says. They are
the three universally recognized moral
qualities OF men, Il matters not In
what way men come to the exercise
of these moral qualities. the result N
one and the same.
Some men are born with the
knowledge Of these moral qualities:
some acquire II AZ the result OF edu-
cation; some acquire II as the result
OF hard experience. But when the
knowledge Is acquired. II comes 10 one
and the same thing. Some exercise
these moral qualities naturally aud
easily, some because they find It adj