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Evening journal., 1915-04-23
BASEBALL
ODDS AND ENDS
TODAY'S BASEBALL Chances
National League.

'TITET"ITETE EITEIN UNa
New York at Brooklyn, rain
Boston at Philadelphia. cloudy.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain.
Chicago at st. louis, part cloudy.
American League.
Washington at New York, rain.
Philadelphia. at Boston. rain.
Detroit at Cleveland, clear.
st. Louis at Chicago, clear.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
CHURCH LEAGUE.

MadeleJ vs.. Bethany. at Sec.
Ond and DUPONT streets.
Elsmere vs.. First L. p. at
ElsmeSe. (transferred.)
Edge Moor vs.. Central, at Mil
itaty Grounds.
Umpire Assignments.
Madeley vs.. Bethany, J. Ball
back.
Elsmere VS.. First L. p, Car
riehan.
Edge Moor VS.. Central, Davis.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
Penn RELAY sports
ATTRACT MANY STARS
Every Inter Collegiate Cham
pion Will Take Part in
Saturday Carnival
DELAWARE TEAMS
AFTER HONORS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23-Every
intercollegiate champion athlete IN
every u. S. college is entered in the
University OF Pennsylvania relay
race and athletic carnival, which
opened today. More than a thousand
stars Of college track and cinder
maths, including 32S relay teams are
entered. Philadelphia was turned
over today 10 husky, red faced youths
wearing sweaters, waving college PEN
nants and shouting college yells.
The meet will close tomorrow
night.
Merdith. Pennsylvania, the winner
of the quarter-mile champion; Spell
den, Cornell, mile champion, and
Hoffmiere, Cornell. the winner ot tne
two miles. will be in their respective
relay races. Braun, Dartmouth, the
high hurdle champion, will run In
that event, while Ferguson, Pennsyl-
vania. the low hurdle champion, VIII
DC seen either in the low hurdles or
in one of Pennsylvania relay races.
Beatty, Columbia, the winner OF the
shotput; Oler. Yale, the winner OF the
high Jump, and MCrdell, Dartmouth,
In the broad jump. the other cham
pions now in college. will be in those
events at the relay races.
The real feature OF the presence OF
these men will be in their meeting
the best athletes of the Middle West
and Of the Pacific Coast slope Bar
ancik, Chicago, the Western Confer
ence intercollegiate champion, Will
be In the 100-yard dash, as well as
Drew OF the University OF Southern
California. The latter Is the holder
OF the worlds record at 3-5 seconds.
He has a wonderful record OF HAVING
beaten 10 seconds for the 100 yard
on eighteen different occasions.
The eastern hurdle men will find
themselves opposed by Kelly OF
Southern California, the Olympic
champion and the worlds record
holder. Ward Of Chicago, who was
second 10 Kelly last year at the re-
lay races. and Cronley, of Virgini2'
with a Is 2-5 seconds record. are
other men who will oppose Braun OF
Dartmouth.
The field events will also find the
present champions opposed by some
OF the very best men In America
of the high Jump. will meet Richards
OF Cornell. the Olympic champion
There will also be four or fve other
men in the high jump who have
done over feet / inch.
Todays program will consist most
" OF events for local schools and
colleges. The only big event taken
from Saturdays program will be the
hammer throw, which will be held on
today. Three other special events
win be given today, the Sc pound
Weight for distance the 440-yard hur-
die and the hop. step and jump.
The program for tomorrow viii be
practically the same as usual. The
regular high and preparatory school
class races and the college class races
will be given and the championships
for school and colleges will be the
same as in previOus years.
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CITY schools Represented.

City Schools Represented.
Two Wilmington schools will be
represented at the University
OF Pennsylvania relay races to-
morrow, High School and Friends
School The High School runners will
be: O'Toole. captain: Bugless, Sproul
and Harrington. Friends School team
Is Hall, captain: Taylor, kniffin,
Stone and Bechtel sub.
Wilmington Conference Academy
will also take part in the races. with
the following team: Jones. Burke, Zim-
Norman and Robinson.
Delaware in Relays.
Delaware will send one OF the fast
est relay teams TO the Franklin Field
meet. Philadelphia, tomorrow. that has
represented the college for some
years. The team will consist of
Crockett. Manning, Smart, Marshall
and Steel They have been doing ex-
cellent work in the trials.
The baseball team plays SWarth-
more here tomorrow afternoon. The
game VIII be started at 2.3O o'clock.
Two games will be played next week,
Rock Hill on Wednesday and Johns
Hopkins on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
INDEPENDENT GAMES.

arkside vs.. Pennsylvania
road,. Front aud Union
s.
WARE Hard Fibre rs. PEN
s VI, at Eden Park, No. 3.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23

Bill Doak to finish the game-and wiz
from the Cubs.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23

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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-03-20


S-otchet the Revolver Ava
he took n syringe from his pocket and
bent down ~ the door Inserting the
end under it, lie squirted some liquid
through, which vaporized rapidly in a
wide. fine stream Of spray. Before he
could give an alarm Rusty was over
come by the noXioLs fumes, rolled
over On his back and lay still.
Outside, the otter crook was wait
ing, looking at his watch. As the hand
slowly turned the half-hour he
snapped the watch shut. With a quick
glance up a-1 down the deserted
street, he deity started up the Iain
pipe that passed near Elaine's win
dow
This time there was no faithful
Rusty to give warning, and the second
intruder, after q glance at Elaine, still
sleeping, went quickly to the door,
dragged the irsens.ble doc ont Of the
way, turned the key and admitted the
Clutching Hand. as he did so he
closed the door.
Evidently the fumes had not
reached Elaine, or. if they had, the
thrush Of fresh air revived her, for
she walked and quickly reached for
the gun. IN an instant the other crook
had leapsd at her. Holding his hand
over her mouth to prevent her scream
ing. he snatched the revolver away be
fore she could fire il.
In the meantime the Clutching Hand
had taken out some chloroform, and,
rolling a towel in the form Of a cone,
placed it over her face.
When Elaine was completely under
the influence Of the drug they htte3
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-03-20

IN 20 TGcNenC neT SCT-GTiH5' ne
Before Sas Could Fire Il.
him, Craig was busy examining the
room.
Let US see the library" he said at
length.
Accordingly down to the library we
went Kennedy looked about. He
seemed to miss something.
Where is the armor?' he demand
ed
why, the mon came for Il and took
it away TO repair" answered Jen-
nings.
Kennedy's brow cloudcd in deep
thought
Outside VIC had lett our taxi waiting
The door was open and a new foot
man, James, vas sweeping the rug
when past him b. he'd a d.shoyelled
hairy streak.
We we're ali standing there still as
Craig questioned Jennings about the
armCr With q yeip Rusty tore fran
tically into the room. \ moment he
stopped and barEed. We all looHej at
him in surprise. Then, IS no one
moved. he seemed to single OUT Ken
nedy. He seized Ccai1's coat 10 lis
teeth and tried TO drag him out
Here. Rusty-dowD, sir, do~n!
called Jennings.
NO; Jennings, no." intcrpOsed
Crqiy. What's the matter, old fcl-
low?"
Craig patted Rusty, whose big brown
eyes seemed mgtely appealing. Out
Of the doorway he went. barking still
+ Craig and | followed, While the rest
| stood In the veStibUle.
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~ i,.r;n, lr against the door We
..5 not sop e. E..cE but hroan TO
'-..t ,hr,a-n. Ger inside We could
.-a, ...".'r sounds Of excitement ard
,~..- g. "Ta",c. Police"
Tho door Yielded aGd We rushed
into long hi'.Way TIP the passage
rc went Until We came to another
tcor
An instant md We Woo FL ZIONIST
It L v2e s.out but it shook before
rs. The panels BEGAN to yield.
On The other side of that door from
rs the moesor crook stood for 4 mo-
mcut. Doctor Martin hesitated, not
l,rcHirE quite what to do.
Just .h-n the wounded Pitts Slim
ff,oi his hand fecbIy. He seemed
vaguely To- urdorstaad that the game
wes 41. lie touched the Clutching
Hand.
"Ncu f'1 your bert. chief" he muir
INJURED t''.'5,y. "Noat it, ii you can.
I'm @ roror. anyway"
Catching Hand moved over to a
panel .- the wall ard pushed a spring.
u sl51 c.,a auj be stepped through.
Tacl f. cl~e-L not q second too soon.
AT tie vary moment when we burst
in. Doctor Martin, seeing his chance,
stopped The blood TRANSMISSION, work
ing nor..aiIy 10 stay The flow Of
blood.
Kennedy s2rang to Elaine's side.
Mortified by the blood that had spat-
tered over everything.
Jest then the police burst through
the secret panel and rushed on. leav-
Ing US alone. With he unconscious.
scrrccy breathing Elaine.
From the sounds we could tell that
they had como to the private room OF
thc C,utch,rg Hand II was empty.
4 policeman now stood beside
Elaine an1 The wounded burglar. who
was muttcring delr!ously to himself.
IL was pretty far gone, as the po-
lfcom-a Enolt down and tried to get a
Statement; out Of him.
WHO vas that man who left you
last-the Clutching Hand?"
Not q word came from the crook.
Doctor Martin had paid no atten-
ton Whatever TO him, bur vas work
3D.. desperately now over Elaine, try
iur TO bring her back to life
'Is she Going to-die?' gasped
Craig frantica!ly.
avery eye vas riveted on Doctor
Martin.
She is an right he muttered But
the man is ooine TO die"
~ the sound Of Crlig's voice Elaine
had f.ebly opened her Eyes.
Thank heaven" breathed Craig,
With a sigh Of relief. as his hand
gently stroked Elaine's unnaturally
cold forehead.
ITO lie CONTINUEDl
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JURY HEARS EVIDENCE


A coroners jury before Justice Haw.
klns Is this afternoon hearing eYi.
dence ON the death of Mary simmons,
alleged to be due TO an operation psr.
formed upon her by DR. J. II. Crouch,
who has been held for investigation
on an information issued MoAday
evening by Justice Hawkins at the
instigation Of the womans father, n.
v, Simmons, farmer Of vsrdsn. on.
II Ia the belief that the operates,
was performed several days aso n
the Maryland hotel, the patients con,
dition alarming those who knew
about Il and causing them to- hsvs
her removed TO hospital. where her
dying stntement was taken BY ON.
cials Monday. Death came a
O'Clock Monday night ~
DIR. Crouch Admitted IL oppgu1loa
10 officers hat denies that n ~ ~
cause of death. We b hid - y
county jail on chsrys q
daughter.
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GRAIN.
ChlcaEO Grain

NnNcoHo tFhhs
CHICAGO Feb . Wild EffOrtE TO
huy wheat today made prices run up
beyond the celebrated "corner' record u
1900 tl 90 q bushtl Not long after the
opening today the May delivery here
hold at 81 6Oig Profit tsking then set
In aud reaction " q cent took place,
but rallies quickly followed.
Big advances In Liverpool quotations
owing TO Increased war risks because of
submarine stacks on commerce were
mainly responsible for the excited buy
ing In the wheat pit here After open
Ing ~ 20 SA above last night the mar
ket scored q further material gain be
for the severe tension relaxed and the
usual swings In price began
Corn sympathlEed with the bulge In
wheat Resides rural offerings to arrive
were small The opening which ranged
from y 10 y higher was added 10 by a
slight additional gain Trading In oats
was In large volume Export demand
again was In evidence Higher values for
hogs and cereals gave substantial lift
10 provisions
Corn hardened only a little In the late
dealings Immense stocks on hand acted
rs decided handicap to the bills The
close was nervous at y 10 Am'sc net
advance
News Of big export sales Of wheat
brought about subsequent greatly increas
I'd strength aud astonishing new upshoOts
In prizes The market closed excited at
bis TO 80 above last night
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MARKET REPORTS
COTTON.



NEW YORK, Feb Cotton opened
steady at Il decline Of one point to an ad
vance VI 2 points. Trading was compar
atively quiet and was probably restricted
10 some extent by wire trouble, but the
undertone was generally steady and the
active months sold about = 10 points
NET higher before the end Of the first
hour on covering and trade buying. Liv'
nrpuol Just about met yesterdays late
local advance and private cables report
rd nm improved spot demand with some
continental buying and little hedge sell
ing
A renewal Of Wall street and western
Investment buying and local trade demand
which seeipe, 10 be Inspired by reports N
greater sctiylty by southern exporters,
sent prices about TO 9 points net higher
during the afternoon.
Bulllsh southern spot adVices helped
the early advance but after selling some
sir To eight points net higher the buy.
ing became less active aud prizes sag
ged of or points from the best un-
der reallEing with business very quiet,
shortly after midday.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.



NEW YORK. Feb. 2 Speculation on
the bun side was 90 light scale NJ
the opening today, partly as the result
Of arrangement 10 wire facilities bv
the storm aud the vigorous character ~
Yesterdays late rise which prompted
realizing. Prices in nearly oil instances
were higher. particularly steel which
rose almost a point 10 tOA. Reading
which made a striking advance yester
day barely held its own ~ Paul dropped
on lts uhfavOrable December earnings,
but met support.
Active buying was renewed after mid
day and most early losses were retrieved
Nteei and Reading were at their best and
Canadian Pacific also rose spiritedly with
brisk demand for telegraph and telc
phone Issues
Steel crossed Al In the late denlings
which caused some covering Of short cOn
tracts In the general list Prices reced'd
fraetionally at the end. The closing was
strong ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

N~SS-S~o~eSNS~0~~~~~~-~~~
TWO NICELY furnished front rooms
upstairs. Private, modern home Meals II
desired, q Fast Park. Wal f20f
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New YsEt Cotton Futures.
AIM NnnH Enh Lrhn rnlln


NEW ORLEANS Feb. 2.-BuylnE
orders we're rather thickly placed around
The ring when the cotton market opened
today and Il had an upward tendency
from the start. The rise was Gradual and
half an hour after the opening prices
were points up on the strongest months
Houses known 10 operate for German In.
irrryts were among the buyers.
The uiarket carried tone into the after
noon session and AZ 40 stood II TO ~
points over Yesterdays close.
Better trade accounts, especially 70
ports from Manchester Of good business
10 cloths and higher prices for yarns
helped prices and at noon the market
stood AZ NET gain Of nine points
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New York Money

NEW YORK. Feb 3 Mercantile paper
3s6f4.
Sterling exchange weak ~ day bills
i26H; for cables Nd75 Tor demand
4A31
Bnr silver asa. NeNiran dollars a11
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds flrm.
Time lopns eusy: IN ders 2gdA m
davs 2AHa; six months 3dl,
Cali money easy high 2 low ~ nj
ing rate ~ last loan ? closing hid -, .
offered
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oklAnoms Livestock.


CATTLE Tuesdays cattle trade was
generally steady. with light run on
hand Beef steers brought np TO ~ TOD
70. m the early sales Fat cows and
heifers sold nt ~ T1Nd p. with the medi
UNI ana common Kinds ut u $50 70
Good bulls brough. EdjJO owing 10 the
quarantine ~ some northern markets to
day, the stocker and feeder trade brokp
the decline her" being under 10 cents or
more Choice veal cnlyes sell st ss20d9
NatiVe HeiirTs
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Liveypool Csttsu

LIVERPOOL Feb 2-CottOn spot
firm. GOOD middling bt2d: middling
. lOd: low middllng 4G7d: sales 1000 I:
'perulstiou and export 1900 receipts
90gb3
Futures. quiet and steady NAV
Inne 4.sId Julv.Aug 6G2d Aug -scpt
HO5A: Oct Nov 6i2i4 Jan Feb. b17hd.
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81. Leuis LIN.stock

ST LOUIS, Feb Hog receipts %
600, ic higher; pigs and lights ssG %
miIed and butchers tdTO1TO5; good
heavy t6SO45po
Cattle receipts $500; steady native beef
steers 81 .50ffe 25: COWS and heifers toSi
7s6 cows and heifgers Add; native
| calves sSdll.
Sheep receipts 1900. steady; native
muttons t1m6O; lambs y 2od9, year
| linEs s761TB
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New Orleans soot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. Spot cotton
steady IL higher Sales on the spot 1,
A6O baes 10 arrive $3.50 Good ordinary
0hc. strict good ordinary o.. low mid
dling ~ strict low middling ~ mid
ding ~ strict middling So good md
ding 81 strict good middling 9h. Re
ceipts H. rs: stock 42O6d3
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The cotton seed
oil market closed irregular Spot 7lOd
~ Feb Tlbd26. March 23m2a April
733d3s. May TS7dS9 June 7t66f52
July 7.5Odb7. Aug 766dO7 Sept INA
So.
Total sales 22.5OO barrels
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LOCKERS AND FEEDERS

HOGs-The hog market turned for
good dime higher Tuesday. and all pork
ers brought satisfactory prices statesmen
iuost sales were on this basis Best heaviea
brought xGp5 M top, with the bulk of the
sales at M55d6S6 Pigs sell nt a25 good
to choice butcher hogs are quoted AZ t6SA
dta5 light and mixed butchers, 81 ~
mGsO, stays $4,000
TodAy's SAlss
IN yat apS
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PROVISIONS.


Ohleauo freducs
CHICAGO, Feb Butter firm, cream
cry liuS2.
mark cases Included Nd71L OFdlnary
firsts Ad2I nrsts Hhd2e
Potatoes receipts ten cars unchanged
Poultry. alive higher, springs lo+c
fowls 1916
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KANSAS CITY. Feb . Hog receipts
1900: strong 10 higher bulk 80 T0d8S
heavy t6Tbu6sO light p7Odd0O; pigs
So 25@665.
Cattle receipts 1000. steady 10 higher
Prime fed steers s. tOma. dressed beef
steers f7ds4O southern steers g. Tbsf
I y; cows H25a7, heifers 80 7OaS7b
stockers t8i7SO
sheep Receipts 10000 higher: lambs
- ebGts& ~ yearlngs Nd7V5. wsthers
S0d66O; ewes 81 SOnBjO
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N. Merth LINestock

FORT WORTH. reI. Feb. 2-Csttle re-
eclpts 1870; steady Beeves S05oMT@
Hog receipts 200, b. higher Heavy s.
d7l0
Sheep receipts 100 steady; lambs tsa
SIS
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RATES AND INFORMATION

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FOR RENT HOISES.

h2oO y rooms on 1914 West 2nd also
rooms and sleeping porch, University
addltlOn, flh both modern Phone own
pr Wal IllI
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70 TRADE.

17-1F1711-71|S-l---I7 7-"-N-7eN4NT0-~1N-0I0-0-7l
FOR EXCHANGE Resident property
boo Marion, Indiana. for oklahoma city
properly A q Alexander Westfnll
Bldg
FARM to trade for mer. haudise or Ok
Mhomu city property o. " Patterson.
Abilene TpN. u u %
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years Oklahoma Cltys fayorite ad
Wiser, celebrated European SPIRIT Medium
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nam" In full also full names Of husband,
NHs or sweetheart whom AMI when
you Will marry helps you 10 win Tho
man or woman YOU love. tells you plain.
" how 10 overcome bad luct pttlel
lovers quarroh. family trOubNl never
falls TO reunite the SepAratA4 and g -
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speculau0ns, lawsuits, tells you the
time when 10 buy or sell interprets dreams
In fact there IL not 4 problem under The
sun he ran not solve with ease accepting
no fer unless perfect satisfaction IL Civ
en-. When IN doubt don't fail 20 isit thli
remarkable man Hours 10 \ daily Nun
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New ORLEANS Cotton Futures.

NEW ORLEANs, Feb. The cotton
market closed steady at a net advance
Of 4 to 10 points
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ChLe.re GrsIp sna Prs,l.lsn.

Chicago Cash wheat
CHICAGO, Feb 2 Whest red ltBsn
@ 1 ~, hard u,OSISdiee
Barley OaeO
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FOR RENT ROOMS

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FOR RFNT-fOur modern h0usek eeping
rooms, furnished $3.50 W i338
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st. Louis Produce

New Nork nunar
NEW YORK Feb. 2.-Rsw sugar cen
trlfuEnl t28, molassss - refined firm
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THREE and four room modern flat
furnished or unfurnished hot uui cold
water, large porches III N. 9TH Phone
Wal 0eia
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Kansas City Produce.
Kansas city, Feb 2-Buttef, Eggs.
Poultry. unchanged.
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. Wheat, ? hard
81 blgMih1, red N@
corn . mixed 71AGf1s; white Sic
oats white sea Y mixed bsc