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Evening journal., 1915-08-24
DLEIFIELD PROPERTIES
IN DOVER AT AUCTION
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Aug. 74.--At a public
sale here OF the property OF Henry W.
Bleineld. Of this town. including sew
eral town properties in the north
ern part Of Dover. the following we're
disposed Of;
No. Lot on northeast corner Of
William and Bradford streets. in Do
yer, having a front of so feet and
depth OF $50 feet, was purchased by
W. H. Roeper
No. ? and No. 3. being lots adjoin-
ing No. 1, and containing frontage of
50 feet and depth OF $50 feet. were
also purchased by W. n. Roeper, for
s210 each.
No. 4-House and lot located on
North New street. frontage Of so feet
and depth Of 144 feet. was purchased
by w H. Roeper. for $4,000.
No. 5---Tract Of land located in
West Dover Hundred near Casson' s
Corner. and containing 25 acres Of
land. was purchased bw W. H. Roep-
er. for $500.
A lot adjoining the stable of the
Bleifeld home on North Bradford
street. sold for $500 to w II. Roeper
a son-in-lsw Of Mr.. Bleifeld
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
Peach season NOW
IWO-THIRDS over
More Than 100000 Baskets
Shipped From Bridgeville
and Other Points
LOW PRICES HAVE
DISCOURAGED PICKING
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRlDGEVllLE. Del, Aug 24.--Aliss
Ester Smith had her young friends at a
watermelon party at her beautiful coun-
try home near here Saturday evening,
The lawn and veranda were decorated
and lighted for the occasion.
musical program was rendered by
the guests. The young folks from town
enjoyed straw ride 10 and from the
party. Among those present were
Misses Gladys Walton, Flora Williams
Bessie Snowberger. Mary Hurlock Mil.
dred Curry, Blanch Allen. Mary Ledon.
ham, Ray Welch, Leona Harris. Marea.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

Ready-tO-wear Department
Womens Dresses ofNoe and Linen; about 25 in CT 90
the lot; values to S69s Profit Sharing Price sD sOO
Womens Lnene Skirts $l00 value. Profit Sharing AAo
100 Dressing Saeques in lawn percae long O0o
short sleeves; values 75c Profit Sharing Price kaON
Chldrens MILDLY Blouses up TO Is years. values to O0o
Sl.50 Profit Sharing Price .................. OCC
womens Dresses in voiles and lawns about 25 in the ot
broken sizes; values to S595 Profit Sharing EEo
The remainder of our $40 Palm Beach Suits q 90
Profit Sharing Price Observation-Disclosures. ptsOO
womens Cloth Skirts, fall styles made of msnnish
~es value $3.50. Profit Sharing CT E0
m Price ....'........ ...'....'..... ...:... VAsOO
Won. oKts all up-to-date styles; 0sD On
vale $3.50. Profit Sharing Price ........... sDA.OU
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
YOUNG WOMAN dead ALON
ROADSIDE: BULLET IN bon

FREDERIC. q. Md, Aug 24-Ml
Ida swope. II years old, daughter
John Swope, near Knoxville, vi
found dead yesterday . short d|
tance from her home, with a bull
wound in her body and her clothiI
burning. A revolver with one emI
she'll and four charged shells VI
found by her side. The girls faith
and her brother heard the shot a
went out to investigate. They fou
the girls body on the roadside.
II is not known whether the q
committed suicide or accidental
shot herself. She left home for
walk and had gone but a short d
tance when the shot was heard. n
weapon, it Is said, was secured
the girl from the home OF c. l.. DI
row. at Brunswick. The girl n
been at the Dutrow home Saturd;
The Dutrows say that they did 4
know she had the weapon.
Miss Swope will be buried m
afternoon. The Swope home. VIII
near Knoxville. is across the St:
line in Loudoun county, Va.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

Md.--AIiss Sarah B. sudler is spending
aome time in Atlantic City-Dr Edward
J. Elliott has purchased 4 1916 model
Maxwell touring car through the Del.
mar agency Robert X. Noble is making
a short visit to New York city--Joseph
A. Lewis and wife, OF Wilmington. are
visiting relatives here--professor Harry
n Clark. Of Chicago, ILL.,, is the guest
Of Miss Laura Green--Clayton Elliott IS
making an extended visit in rhiladel-
phia. Pc.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
HORSE AND AUTO COLLIDE.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Aug. 24.---In an ac-
cidont here Sunday afternoon in
which an automobile Of Jacob Fendt
collided with the carriage of farmer
named Abbott, living near Leipsic,
the hind wheel Of the Abbott carriage
was wrecked and Mr.. Abbott thrown
from the carriage A young daugh-
ter who was with her father remain
ed in the carriage and was unin-
iured. The horse fortunately was
not frightened. thus preventing more
serious injury.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

LaceS and EmbrOideries
Embroidery Flouncing IS inches wide; 1Oo
soc value Profit Sharing Price. Il ~
Embroidery Edge from 3 to inches wide in
a wide range Of pretty designs. Profit = n
Allover Lace in ecru only; full So EOo
inch wide Profit Sharing Price -. OOC
Embroidered Voe, az inches wide; reg TX
ular soc value. Profit Sharing Price ON
Allover Lace in white only; a regular
Sl5O value. Profit Sharing CT %
Price .......... ............. ~ 4 seJ ~
Embroidery Flouncing in voile and crepe voile
fIoR srSS, ssa sSarss slaS Sriss Ess'' 75c and ST
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

Silks and Dress Goods
SIPS pure Chiffon Taeta navy pink Alice maize light
blue Russian green baeshp grey brown, flower blue
reseda and nile; all SO inches wide This excep Q0o
tiona offer Profit Sharing Price per yard ...... OON
56inch Black Messane; regular SiO0 value Profit zoo
onarlng Price
DRESS GOODS-27-nch Printed Mus Rice Cloth and Ratine
Crepe full line of dainty paerns value 2Ilc y ~
FRONT Sharing Price ~
50nch Sheeron Mus, Striped Rice Voes and Lawns q n
values up l9c Profit Sharing Price ............. ~
2nch Cotton Popln full line of coors; also black and 0
white; value l9c Profit Sharing Price .......... 1UN
2Inoh Corduroy navy and two shades of brown; O0o
75c value Profit Sharing Price ...........,... OON
Snch Storm Serge ponged shunk shades Of navy
Alice brown garnet grey green and beet red; 75c CD "a
value Profit Sharing Price ................... OAN
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

Muslin Underwear
W. B. Nuform Corsets of brocade, coutl;
very good $l00 value Profit Shar- 10
ing Price Observation-Disclosures. ~
Womens brocade poplin Underskirts in or
all the new shades; $1.50 value, for OeBN
All of our Children's Gingham Dresses in
sizes to IA years. Profit Sharing E0o
Price ........... ................ OVN
women's Batiste Combinations; 01 0A
$50 value. Profit Sharing Price ID lsVU
Childreps 75c Pajamas. Profit Shar- EAo
ing Price ....................... OVN
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
iced for Profit Sharing Day

g Day once every month and on these occasions you
A great portion of the merchandise offered for sale
cost This is the first of these events and will be of
of the high standard of quality and unusu
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
Held ON THEFT cHARGF.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Aug 24.--Daisy Glib
son. colored. was held in bail yes
terday afternoon by Magistrate John
B. Wharton. for the alleged theft OF
s5 from a relative some days back.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

Madame Housewife, turn hack now to
the Wants and till that vacancy in your
kitchen by tomorrow night.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24

Death Notices Will /
Found on Page Eight Toda
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
TED LEWIS GIVES
WILLIE RlTCHIE LICKING
British WeIter Weight OutbOxes,
Outslugs and Outights Ex-
Lightweight Champ.
BY Ed Curley.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-They in
PRODUCED Ted Lewis to the sporting
world Tuesday night at the garden
as a legitimate welterweight They
did more than that. for Lewis show
ed he was one of the cleverest. fast
est and hardest hitters seen here in
many years. 1t goes without say
ing. that he outpointed Willie
Richie, our former lightweight
champion. Lewis did more than
that, he outboxed, outslugged and
outfought Richie the entire route
And when one can do that TO Willie
Richie he has accomplished some
thing.
Willie left the ring with his face
bathed in crimson. his lip cut and
his left eye discolored. They may
outpoint Richie. but none can out
same him. He never stopped NOV
ing after the elusive Briton, whose
foot work was superb. Though Lewis
hit Richie with everything but the
water bucket, the old champion kept
persistently battling. No matter
whether he missed or not and got a
singing slash for his trouble, Willie
was always there. While no welter-
weight title was at stake none will
gainsay that Lewis can claim that
crown. And he will be able to de-
fend il without much difficulty. A
slender high jawboned fellow is this
Lewis and what is more in this
game real fighter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
THOMAS SHEVL|N,
FOOTBALL COACH
At YALE, IS DEAD
Millionaire Lum herman is
Stricken With Pneumonia
as Result of 0verWork
and Exposure.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Dec. %
Thomas L. Shevlin, millionaire lum-
herman and Yale football coach,
died at Z a. m. today from pneu-
rnonia. lie was stricken with the
malady six days ago, after beins
weakened by overwork and exposure
in drilling the Yale team this fall
After leaving Yale, Shevlin went
to California to rest. He returned
To his home in Minneapolis last
Wednesday. The following day
pneumonia developed. Four physi-
clans were called.
But the condition Of Shevlin did
not improve and Tuesday arrange
ments were made for record run
from Chicago by DIR. Sippy, attend
ing physician at the Presbyterian
end Cook county hospitals of Chi
cago. DR.. Sippy left Chicago on
the Burlington at p. m. and reach
ed ST. Paul eight hours later. he
was met 10y II. c. Clark in an auto
mobile.
Clark drove straight to the resi-
dence of Shevlin in Minneapolis,
where the attending physicians we're
waiting for him. Following an ex-
animation the physicians held con-
sultation.
Shevlin ranked as one OF the great
est players the gridiron game ever
produced. and his love for his alma
mater was so great that he really
gave Up his life TO serve 1t in its
hour of need.
Shevlin captained the 1907 Yale
team and then after graduation went
into the lumber business in the west.
In 1910 when the Yale team was
shot TO pieces a call was sent for
.Old Reliable Tom" and ne answer
ed by rushing TO New Haven, whip
ping the team into shape, and en-
abling il TO beat Princeton and tie
Harvard.
This season when the Yale team
was fioundering in the mire OF de-
feat, Shevlin was again called upon
to serve his college. He answered
that call. He worked day and night
in his attempts to develop the ma
terial into championship caliber. He
surprised the football world when
his rejuvenated outfit beat Prince
ten.
Shevlin was born in Minneapolis
in 1882. He went 10 Yale after grad
uating from the Pottstown, Pa, hill
school. In 1909 he married Eliza
beth Sherley. a Kentucky belle.
Shevlin's estate is valued at close
TO $40, 100000. His widow and his
young daughter, Betty, will inherit
1t.
Just a few months ago Shevlin
took out a 81, 900, 600 insurance pol
icy on his life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
WAS ENTITLED TO ALL
PRIVILEGES SAYS RUDE
Insists on Being a Member of the
Reds on Their Eastern
Trip.

A story that has TO do with Mgr.
Herzog of Cincinnati, concerns a
pitcher named McCloskey. who got a
trial with the Reds. McCIosky didn't
show up extremely we'll in the home
games in which he worked and so.
when the team was starting east,
Herzog said to McCloskey:
I'VE won't need you on this trip.
You stay in Cincinnati"
After the train which was carry
ing the Reds was about 100 miles
outside of Cincinnati, Herzog walked
through it to see if all his men had
caught the train. Among the first
men Herzog encountered was Nc
Closkey.
Hey, whatchu doin' here?" bel
lowed Herzog. Didn't l tell you 10
stay in Cincinnati"
sure you did. but 1 didn't stay, -
returned McCloskey. ~ see. Mr..
Herzog. I'm a bona fide member of
this here team and I guess I'm en-
titled TO the sight seeing privileges
as we'll as anybody else"
Well. McCloskey made the trip.
During one of the New York games
the Reds were far behind, a pinch
hitter batted for the pitcher. and
not caring To work one OF his regu-
lars in the ninth inning. Herzog sent
in McCloskey.
And McClCskey, almost caused
Herzog 10 succumb 70 heart failure
when he struck out the Giants in
succession in the only inning he
worked.
.'Ye gods. I've got another Walter
Johnson" exclaimed Herzog
a few days later the Reds played
an exhibition game in Connecticut
Herzog sent in McCloskey in an eff
fCrt To find out ii that Strike-out
stuff in New York was fool luck or
an outcropping Of real genius.
McClOskey passed II batters. hit
three others and made two wild
pitches before HerZog could get the
derrick into working oroer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION MEETS

KEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The Ma
jional Collegiate Athletic association
held its tenth annual convention at
the Hotel Astor Tuesday.
Addresses by some of the leading
authorities on college sport fea-
tured the morning session. In the
afternoon the reports Of the various
districts and committees were read
and officers elected.
In the evening the members of the
association listened TO an address on
Collegiate Athletics" by Former
Pres't Taft and then took part in
"A general discussion of topics sug-
gested by the delegates to the con-
ventiOn.
Dean Lebanon Briggs of Harvard
was reelected president Dean
James r. Angel Of the University
Of Chicago and Frank w Nicolsen
of Wesleyan university were re-
elected as president and secre-
tary treasurer respectively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
BOXING
JONES DUE IN N. o. TODAY
Expected to Clear Up MIDDLE Over
Heavies' Battle.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. 90
Tom Jones will arrive today and il
was hoped, will clear up the ques-
ton OF whom Jess Willard will fight
March 4.
Tommy Burns announced that ne
would produce the match if willard
accepted his terms and if Fulton
agreed TO meet another fighter be-
lore he met Willard Fulton must
meet the man in the initiation con
tests here.
Willard has already stated that he
Will not fight unless $32.5OO is guar
anteed. Burns seemed unwilling 10
stake this bunch Of money. Local
fans were betting today that the
bout would not take place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
BASKET BALL

c. meets. will roll their three games.
and should hang up a mark for the
rest OF the teams 10 shoot at during
the remainder Of the tourney.
other teams who will bowl to-
night are Jimmy and Goats, Eagles.
Conservative Life Ponies. Stude-
haker No. I. Hullie and Mike. K.
Of C., and G. A. G. The games to-
night will all start at o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
INJURY PROVES FATAL
Old Grad Kicked i'm Head During
Game, is Dead,

CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 29.-TTarry
Buchanan, aluminus of the Univer-
sity Of Cincinnati. who was kicked
In the head during a football game
with the varsity in which he par
ticipated, died late Tuesday from
spinal meningitis which developed
from the injury Buchanan's home
was in Newport, Ky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
JOHNNY GRlFFITHS
0UTP0lNTS BRlTT0N

AKRON. Ohio, Dec. 29.-Johnny
Grifiths of Akron outpointed Jack
Britton OF Chicago, in a 12-Tound
90 here Tuesday night. Britton made
the local lad look foolish in the
earlier rounds. In the sixth he cuffed
Grifhths all over the ring Then the
veteran began 10 tire. In the last
three rounds Grihiths tore into the
Chicagoan and forged ahead enough
10 get the edge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
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DENVER. Colo. Dec. 29.-Gilbert
Calm. the Boston battler. was given
the referees decision over Stanley
Yoakum Of Denver at the end Of Is
rounds OF hard battling.
AKRON, o.. Dec. %. - Johnnie
Grifiths. Akron lightweight, fought
Jack Britton, Chicago, 10 a draw in
l. rounds
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec 29.-Harry
Trendall Of St Louis. de.eated Len
Rowlands in eight rounds
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Dec. 29.-Jan
IS has been definitely set as the
date Of the proposed Mike Gibbons
Young Ahearn fight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
WILL FIGHT IN TENT
Whitney W elsh Bout Turned Down
i'm Atlanta Auditorium.

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 29.-Refused
the use OF the Auditorium for Sat
urday New Years. night. Frank
Whitney Will meet Freddie Welsh
under a big circus tent which will
be erected just back OF the Grand
theater. The bout will go 10 rounds
and will be for the lightweight
worlds championship. The tent Will
seat 5000 and indications are that
the fight will be TO capacity limit.
Though the betting has not fairly
started on the bout. the prevailing
odds Tuesday are 10 10 with
Welsh the favorite
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
GETS BILLIARD FRANCHISE
Indianapolis to Have Two Players
i'm League.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec 20
This city gets the franchise surren-
Gered 10y Cincinnati in the interstate
th-ee-cushiOn league. Marcus Cat
Ton will get Lamothe's place. This
-'ves Indianapolis two franchises.
alton is a Rock Island player He
VIII make his home here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
MEN WRESTLE TO DRAW
Zbyszko and McGrath Fail I'm
Lengthy Battle.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Wladek
2byszko, the Polish wrestling cham
pion. and John McGrath of Ireland.
we're forced TO quit early today in
their match at the international
wrestling tournament, after one hour
and forty minutes wrestling without
either gaining a fall.
The Masked Marvel forced De-
metrius Tofalas Of Greece to quit af-
Ter 80 minutes of wrestling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
Old TINfERs QUIT.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Dec. %
Otis Clymer and Dave Altizer. who
have worked together for many
years on the baseball diamond.
Tuesday announced their retirement
from the game, saying that they will
start business career together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
STANDINGS.
FiVe-Nfcn Teams.

Standings in the South Bend
Bowling associations tournament
we're materially altered by the Tues
day nights play on the Orpheum
alleys. Three teams, the Noxalls.
Orpheum Ponies and K. & s. quin-
tets went ahead Of the Gilt Edge
aggregation. who held down first
place at the end of Mondays bowl
ing.
Four teams that rolled Monday
were crowded out OF the money. the
Magyar club ana Singer teams No.
4. 1 and 2 going below the coveted
II first positions. All eight of the
Eves that bowled Tuesday are in
the money at present. but tOnight's
play will probably dislodge a num-
Der Of these aggregations.
Werntz Gets $50.
Werntz of the NOxalls hit the pins
for a total Of 65G. the best mark yet
made in the tournament. If he is
able 10 repeat when bowling his
singles. chunk of the individual
prize money is sure 10 go his way.
Tonight Is all-star night at the
alleys, some Of the best teams OF the
leagues of the city being scheduled
for a battle with the pins. The
Conservative Life five. who have
brought fame TO the city through
their performances in national A. b.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
HOHE LOSES ROUT.

NIARSHFIELD. Wis. Dec. %
Frank Hohe of Indianapolis was
knocked out in the second round by
Billy Miske of 81. Paul. Mike Kreig
OF Marshfield knocked out Joe Han
Ion Of Kenosha in the first round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
TO ACT AS COACH.

DETROIT Mich, Dec. 29.-The
purpose of signing of Billy Sullivan,
veteran catcher, as a member Of the
Detroit team, ii was said today. was
TO secure a coach for young pitchers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
CALL OFF GAME.

NEW BRU NSWICK. y. J.. Dec.
%. - The Rutgers University Of
South Carolina New Years day foot
ball game has been called of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
SHERIFF is ORDERED
TO PREVENT BATTLE
states Attorney OF Hammond Is
Wise to THAT Chicago
Bunch

HAMMOND, Ind, Dec. 29.-TheTe
will be no fight between Hammer
and K. O. Brown in Gary tonight.
States Atty. j. A. Patterson, has
instructions from Gov. Ralston 70
see that the law anent prize fighting
is not violated. Patterson says he
is convinced that Chicago sporting
promoters have been fooling Lake
county long enough. He ordered
Sheriff Henry Whitaker to stop the
bouts and Whitaker says that goes
for him.
Atty. Patterson says:
Il know a prize fight when I see
one. When l see a fighter splitting
teeth into the ring and blood squirt
ing out on the canvas / call il a
prize fight. That Chicago bunch
can't put it over on me any more"
GARY. Ind. Dec 2S.-Acting I'M
Ter orders Of Sheriff Whitaker. Pom
tOus Heintz, chief of police, today
said he had informed the promoters
1t the Gary theater bouts TO give 10
exhibition Wednesday night. The
chief said he understood the sheriff
got his instructions from Pros. Pat
terson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-29
BOWLING SCORES

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