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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
TROOP NO. 3
nv JOSEPH RIRBA.


Last Saturday Troops 5 and took
hike" together There were nine
scouts from Troop and - from
Troop 9 We started AT Dearborn
three and one-half miles out Dear
born road. doing two and q half miles
on scout pace. After We had finished
cooking test. we PLAYED several games
cokinR teSt. We played several games
Then as II was getting late Mr.
super divided the two troops INFO
three squads Tho first was sent ont.
squad was sent out The third squad
consisting OF Troop md one FROM
Troop was sent out seven minutes
after the second squad The purpose
was 10 see which squad would gef 20
Forrest first OF course our troop
could not expect 10 como in first. he
cause the nrst squad had u minute
start But In spite 81 this "" cnn'G
squad, which beat the hrst
While We were waiting We put an
end TO 2 nest Of water snakes
Around the nest lay broken shells or
There were rs scouts present at tho
meeting Of June when Mr. Surer
assed out the Scout signal NJ
super then gave second-c'ass badges
The hEht for leadership IN the
CT colt contest Is certainly getting
hot. A. points are given for accept
able models. Carl Mover brought
model OF launch which took -
points. William MARI battleshin
which took 20 points and Winfield
Mover balloon which took 80 points
The standings Wy 20 Tuesday are.
Mari 75i. G Mover COS Palmer 594
and w Mover sos
II was announced that this wears
camp will he At Watkins Lake
juno - Scotch troop viii attend
banquet at the ForSt-st rresbyte~
church Mr. super also announced
that We would receive tickets FOR an
excursion 70 Pob Lo. which will Doc
held on fupe -
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Cherry Pie.

Cherry Pie.
Wash and stone enough cherries
TO make . cupfuls of cherries, put
into bowl TO keep all the Juice; mix
~ cupflls OF sugar with salt
spoon of salt and IL teaspoonfuls
OF corn starch. Line pie tin with
rich pie crust and just when ready
to bake mix the cherries and tho
sugar mixture and turn into the
crust Dot the tops OF cherries with
bits Of butter-an even teaspoonful.
Cover with top crust wetting edges
Of bottom crust before adding top
one, pinch edges together and bake
in a very quick oven 90 minutes
After taking from oven sprinkle
top crust with pulyerized sugar and
serve the pie while warm.
To make III PIE crust put 3 cips
OF -four and ! cup OF shortening.
half butter and half lard add /
oven teaspoouful Of salt and chop all
together until II looks like coarse
crumbs, make well in center OF
crumbs and add = cup OF cold wa
ter, fold all together
II all crumbs DO not mix use
them on tn board a. -four while
rolling ont the crust Divide the
dough into 3 parts using each for
crust Roll rhc crust thin and
put tho pie into hot oven as soon
as made
Cherry Recipes
Here are more ways 10 use cher
ries. and this "Roly Poly IS espe-
cially good
Sift . cups OF -four With even
teaerooufgl OF salt and level tea
spoonfGls Of baking powder, add !
tablespoon of butter and cut With
knife till butter is mixed. add p
cup az milk ana beat for ? minutes
Turn ont ON board. pat ont 10 i2.inch
in thicknc,r and spread with layer
OF stoned chcrri 's; dredge with
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JUNIOR SANITARY
LEAGUE.


Editorial StHT-i'ar"ld berg CLicf
Editor; pton >chrcve, t-st. 'htcfi
district 4. Hn.mond Wnlm"uthi
district q, ". g.. 'n'huHuEh' dis
trtct -. Norman Reds district y
4. Glenn Iankton5 district In.
Hu~srl Vobinsont district nc.
Eugene Osius; district t7-E. George
Brndy.
SOM" ~ tN. bows enlisted in III"
H4.JI. Ht-r ave uuf N,IN ,tTCiui 1HHNf
ictaIr.u- 'nstr Nsttuu-. tr.ordiug 10
ono of 90, Hv-trrtsrH IT," announced
tnHt whit, rst.HE u game with ms
friends I1.' Friday uIs baton wN..
tcripu-i. % .yY,ar.H. ara the uu'v
clue to tf disappearance is that II
wa. evidently taken uN one 81 his
.omrario.s
t.ere l-rif-'Hrr. "a lieutenant In
tho third ward has been compelled 20
Tc. ..p N.- position because 81 his de-
.l.c 90 rn o. vur. Th. vacancy has
rn' .'' boon jil'1
Th, editors of fGe Junior Sanitary
League SGD. BE- 90 extend SINGER" thanks,
both 'n o." IIw'- aud 'ho manage
uIrrt of fi' Palace Gardens Tor On"
r'.sUt uU'.ug 7t this delightful
amusement resort
ll.tu'I Htt-, Inspector or district
o. haH urHoHrr.d that nc fools
n'|r av kwar' ir hI+ new position ~
1.f.r- Il.rf r~n'.f". bV' hopes %
't-I'H overcome ftl- drawback
FlEturirg most vc"k complete
series ~ mot .nn u'r'rros, relating 20
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little -four and sugar; roll up and
pinch all edges together; wrap in
pudding cloth and steam for hour.
Serve with cherry sauce made
from cup OF cherry juice, cup
of sugar, tablespoonful OF butter.
pinch OF salt and l tablespoonful OF
&rnstarch that has been blended
n a little cold water. put all In
Double boiler and cook Is minutes.
Stir constantly for first minutes
TO avoid Jumps. Serve warm.
Cherry Cocktail.
Stone ripe cherries. drain and set
on ice. To each tablespoonful OF
cherries add tablespoonful OF
fresh pineapple, cut in small pieces;
add tcaspoonful Of sugar, fll
glasses and pour over the juice that
Is drained from the cherries Serve
ice cold
Cherry Salad.
Stone large. ripe cherries and as
the stones are removed I'LL space
with Albert or pecan meat. Set on
ice; when ready to serve add 12 as
much diced celery as cherries and
serve with French dressing.
Cherry sherbert
Wash and stone | quart OF sour
cherries. Boil cups OF sugar with
! quart OF water. when slightly cool
add the cherries and stir thorough.
~ Press through fruit sieve and
freaze IL sweet cherries are used
4 cup OF sugar will be SUFFICIENT and
fdd tho Juice OF ! lemon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

Clara FIorg-r. Flor~ace Miese.
4 debate was held by the As class
on Thursday. June 10 The pupils on
The affirmative side Vsve some very
hnc points and 80 did the negat'v"
sid" Tho ~ and B-S classes we're
pr, ~"nt The negatives won Principal
bloom said that IN was on" ~ tho best
debates ne had heard In the school
Mr. Bloom, Miss Mahouey and Mise
NEelan acted a. judges Both sides
did 20 well that the Judges had
hard tim" - decide on the aNirma
tive or the negative
The As pupils are going into their
language books and getting ready for
tho exams. They received their pins
Friday afternoon.
The recommendations were read
ON last Thur sdaN and great many
pupils were recommended Of course
THE IS class could not be recon
men"cd
Mr Miller. former principal 90 the
and pupils q visit An the pupils
were plcaped 10 see him Mr.. Miller
~ now ~ the stephens school. " Ia
larger and good deal better look
Tho bows 81 the Williams school
viii form an indoor baseball team as
soon az they return from their vaca :.
ton. u VIII be team made MP OF
small players. but they are fine and
know just how 20 handle both ball
and hat
Hprvcy Mack. the star player Of
the Meldrum Athletic club. quit tho
team last sunday on account or
misunderstanding with the man
The Williams school viii begin
final examinations FRIDAY afternoon.
There wifi be fcW IN rho RS and
Al that viii be excused from taking
them Those that do take the exams
viii have 20 work pretty hard
The standing of the uewcomb
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artistic things TO wear" appeared
in her car in a submarine bonnet"
Women usually wear their ug-
lest things when they go a-motor
ing" Miss Rappe told me VIII
she showed me the little bonr
that looks so much like the helm
" a submarine diver But this bon
net Of mine fits so snugly around
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TROOP NO. q.
nv HENRY y. ARTNIN.

The troop went on an OVERNIGHT
hike with Troop No. II atirdaN
We camped at Sandwich. Ontario.
sunday
The scouts 81 our troop Will give
little exhibition az the lawn social
20 he held on the parish gruunds.
Tuesday. June Is
r. Artman j. Scott. w penstardt.
NJ Kline. ". Snow have passed their
second class examinations
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The dirt and dust OF the Case
line have no terrors for the girl
who motors-not II she wears
submarine bonnet"
The submarine bonnet" Is new
II made its debut in the Sunday
procession on Lake Shore Drive
Chicago. when Miss Virginia Rape
the artist whose hobby is desiGnir
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
NUMFORD SCHOOL
Editorial staff hicT Theodore Han
ma society editor, Jeanette Heck
uithi sporting editor, Henry scd-
dist associates, Jean Hanna. rRui-
the Gillette. Alfred Iiolmrs. John
Van Sickle. Thomas Williamson.

+. huul~ on the east and west aide
Df "a. cir. were pTUguIftl into
Leagues for girls neNromb The
Fairbanks school was tho winning
toau su tie west sid" and the VI UNI
ford school on tho east side
Tu. rruc for the city champion
shin between tho Mumford and the
TplJhauks schools WAS played on
ruprd iv. Iuur q resulting in score
of IT, for Fairbanks and 20 FOR Mum
ford m8fJiuE the Numfurd school
team the winner ~ the city cham
r{puuNfr I'm. Nurifprd team dld not
lose "A game JurIug thr entire serice
Miss Lolita v. MeGTeVorv is priuCi-
prI of tho Numfprd school and Misa
NHry 81 Brown and Miss Erma l.
Eugci coached tho team.
"a picture rf ju, winning team viii
De- found ON this rngr)
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|cftpi1ies,in
Dpffon Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

|Sday June II. the contest
! nifty dollars Ia special prizes
by rho ClrcNiduon depart
no editor, - this department
|ecurinz su'7'ilAeIS 70 Ito
CIsr.Cs,
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A Prima Donna

My wife is wonderful vocalist
Why. | have known her 10 hold an
audience for hours
Get out"
After which she would lay 1t in
the cradle and rock IL 10 sleep"
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|litno girl. having nm hours
|, FCcurod three Subscribers in
|nc, making Acycnty-fye cents
omissions. and IN" expects 10
lew nure hours 90 devote 60
|yk, With tho expectation OF
Is ono OK tho cash prizes be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

the face that 1t makes ~ pretty
frame and improves even a face
that isn't pretty. 1t covers head
and neck completely and protects
one from every speck Of dust
II used brown taffeta In my sub
marine and this little apple that
bangles above my eye Is quite trim
ming enough. The hood opens AT
the back and il fastens with hooks"
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SIN have u good chance TO
Int ut this money and by
Is "a few hours You may Sc
|cYcral dollars in addition TO
mmissiou you make ON each
|bcr You send IN.
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Second Generation

The Man With the Hoe,
' As YOU probably know,
Mas anything else than a dub;
I! But nc missed all the fun
That's enjoyed by his son,
The man who can handle a club.
Peoria Journal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
MORLEY SCHOOL
Editorial Sfnn-Chirf. stanton Psi-
merj assistant chief. Myra Cough
bEu; associates, Catherine Bray
man. Herbert Iashowski, Gertrude
O'' onnor. Gertrude Srhueike, John
KIraIy, Edward Holland.

All tho As class but two accepted
the Invitation 20 visit the Cass high
school Also four Of the BIS class
were members of the party They all
Like tho school very much and
cspeciallv tho gymnasium
Misg Coleman. physical training
supervisor Visited this school Thurs
IA" afternoon and gave tho As class
The triple posture test. which they
PASSED ~ II nor cent
The CCncOrdIa baseball team
PLAYED tho ZION team and do'eafed
them 10y score 81 % 20 5. Zion using
scvou pitchers
The Morley school defeated the
Duun's school ~ River Rouge by a
s., ore ~ - 20
NJ Kicker. from tho Y VI 6 4
Eave an encouraging talk on the
value ~ high school education IT
'bis school Tuesday afternoon. which
prov al 20 10 very ENCOURAGING 20
some 81 the pupils
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

last wrpt Niss THclWa WUroeeter
from the Southwestern hlsh school.
spoke 20 the AS class about its adj
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

great armodIilo possesses
,th than any other animal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

why do you think the widow
wants TO marry again
she keeps her age dark and her
hair light"
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PITCHER SCHOOL.

Editorial staff hief. Frank Hnrta.
associates, Esthrr kushucr, Irene
Thompson, Esther Uaske. Edward
kupka. Paul immrr. ormOn Null
aueskt. Howard Hrtg.
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WILLIAMS SCHOOL

Editorial >tsn-ChieI. Arthur GIin-
sktt sporting editor. Elmer GlinskiI
associates, Walter JnkeI. Lloyd de-
BLOCK, Lulu Klein. kenaethn schaaL
lura PIOegrr, Eloreace MIesr.
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drH 80 Williams eaooi last
su.t'd .H ,uArsiug al pre-
|cords a tye seconds, the
being cleared .u order In
|utc auj tnpa.t five seconds.
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Next story: Frumpy Finds a Way.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAME.

In the last basketball game of the
season. which is to be played for the
benefit of the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital this evening. at
Friends gym. Manager Larry Rigney
announces the following lineup for
his All-Wilmington five: Doc Dough-
erty and Mark McDonough, forwards !:
Charles McDonOugh, centre. and
Gerald DOugherty and Rigney.
guards. Four OF these players have
been starring for the champion
BrownsOn team this season, namely,
ID. Dougherty. Rigney and the Nc
Donough brothers, while G. Dough-
erty was the star of the Delaware
College quintet. All these players
are too well known to need further
introduction to the local fandom.
Doc Speer will use the following
players on his All-Collegian team:
Journay. who captained the champion
Pennsylvania team a few seasons ago
at one of the forward positions his
running mates will be Kiefaber and
Kleinath. who will each play part of
the game at the other forward posi-
ton. Both of these players were
members of the 1901 team of
Pennsylvania when that institution
won the college championship Of the
country.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
TRAVELLERS SPEAK OUT.

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Sir-The Wilmington Travellers
basketball team think We have as
much right to claim the champion
ship as any team in the city. We
have tasted but three defeats at the
hands of Highland, Wilson Line and
Madoley. We beat Highland four
games. Wilson Line three games and
broke even with Madeley with whom
We were playing a series for the
championship Of the city.
After the second game Madciey got
cold feet and called the third game
off thereby giving us the real claim
for the championship. We have made
the fast Brownson Seconds bow to
defeat, more than any team in the
city has done.
We would like to arrange a series
of three games with the West End
team TO see who is the real champs.
We are willing 10 play on any floor.
Yours in sport.
CHAS. l.. FARLEY,
No. POS n. Van Buren, street, Man
ager Wilmington Travellers, March
30, 1915.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31

but Murphy's blows carried the steam
Murphy jabbed and they clinched. Muir
ply was battering away at the body as
the bell sounded. Murphy's round.
Round .. This was Nelson's best
round of the mill. He came out of his
corner with the confidence of tiger
and rushed Jimmy across the ring into
the ropes, landing with rights and let's
TO body and head Murphy fought his
way out Of the ropes, standing up ex-
changing blow for blow. 1t was a great
rally and the crowd cheercd both boys
for their good work. Murphy worked a
pretty shift, Earring Nelson with a stin
left to face. Murphy iabbcd the head
and crossed with hard right to the
face. This blow raised lump on Mel
sons left eye. Murphy was iabbing and
making good use of his footwork at the
bell. Round even.
Round 10. The boys were fresh for
the final round and shook hands. greet
ing each other with smiles. Murphy
led with his left TO the face. Nelson
scored win ms right as they clinchcd.
Murphy iabbed twice and started an
other rally, landing heavily with both
hands. Nelson swung his lift wildly.
Nelson began to dance in and out, and
Murphy outgeneraled him az this game
heating him TO the punch. \ lively
miN-up took place, both lads fighting
furiously, with Murphy doing the fore.
ing. short right hook to the chin
sent Nelson TO the mat with a thud. Hc
was up at the count Of eight, only &c
he showcred with hard rights and left.
coming from all angles Nelson wa.
fighting back hard MS the final gonc
sounded. Murphy's round and fight.
Charley Swinehart, Murphy's mana.
ger. mas arranged bout to take place
in Bridgeport, Conn. for fifteen rounds
on April ~. Murphy will be in vii
mington all next week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
JOLLY NIGHT AT CITY CLUB.

A delightful program marked Club
night" at the City Club last evening.
Billy Humphreys gave novel enter
tainments in which Int initiated musi-
cal instruments.
Rush Kelley sang number Of songs
and told funny stories. Spence and
klair gave a novelty singing and
dancing act which was above the or
binary These were all professionals.
Alfredo Vincent. a local musician.
made a decided hit with his accord
con.
There were also selections by the
largest and latest Grafonola of the
Edison Company and this also proved
an enjoyable portion of the program
Refreshments we're served. and a
number of exhibition pool and billiard
games were also played The atten-
dance was the largest which has vet
marked one of these entertainments.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
final SHOOT ON april IS
FOR The Willis CUP

On Thursday afternoon April 10.
the ten women of the Nemours Trap
shooting Club who have won a place
on the Willis trophy. the handsome
silver loving cup given to the Ne
mours Club. by H. d. Willis. will shoot
for the final possession of the cup, in
fifty bird race, at the grounds of the
DUPONT Trapshooting Club. This final
shoot will be a handicap event, and
according to the original conditions
as suggested by Mr.. Willis. the fol-
lowing handicaps have been determin-
cd upon by parties outside of the Ne
mOurs Club, who have taken the
scores and averages of the ten con-
testants and figured their handicaps
accordingly:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
DOyER RED MEN ELECT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, March 31.-Waneta
Tribe. No. 80, l. o. r. NJ. has elected
the following chiefs for the ensuing
six months: Prophet, II. c. Taylor
sachem. c. l.. Reeder: senior saga
more, Albert Kichline; junior saga
more. Cove Ennis; chief of records, j.
Dawson Satterdeld: keeper of wam-
pun. Edward J. Faucet; trustee for
eighteen months. w. l.. Clayton.
committee consisting of Thomas F.
Dunn, c. L. Reeder and Thomas v
Keith was appointed to prepare a cir
cular letter, with the object Of secur-
ing an increase in membership.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
SEAFORD Gun CLUB
ARRANCES FRIDAY SHOOT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STAFFORD, Del, March 31.-The
largest aggregation of trapshooters
ever assembled in The southern part
of the State will meet here as the
guests of the Seaford Gun Club on
Friday afternoon. The clubs to as
semble are: Salisbury Gun Club. Ber-
lin Gun Club, Hurlock Gun Club, Cam
bridge Gun Club. Lewes Gun Club.
Many prominent State shots have ac-
cepted invitations and the matches
are expected to be close. Len Worth
ington, one of the best professional
shots in the country. will have charge
of the contests. Members Of the du-
Pont Club, Wilmington. and Dover
Club will be in the shoot
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
SEE EMMETT STATUE UNWILLING.

National Director John E. Healy of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians has
been invited by Jerome Conner, sculp-
tor of the statue of Robert Emmett.
the Irish patriot, TO take part in the
exercises at the unwilling of the sta
tue in the near future.
The statue has been accepted and
will be placed in the Hall of Fame at
Washington. Mr. Conner. the sculp-
tor, is well known to many Whining
tonians, in Irish-American circles es-
pecially. and in the past has paid a
number of visits here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
BY HAL SHERIDAN,
Written for the United Press.

Written for the United Press.
BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, March 31-Johnny Kill
bane. champion featherweight, must
take anti-fat and spring medicine. ac-
cording to judgment of New York
fstic fans, before signing on a real
Tight This was the judgment based
upon Kilbane's popular win on points
over Eddie Wallace. Brooklyn ghetto
champion. in their ten round tete a
'otc last night at the Boardway Sport
ing Club.
Kilbane showed little aggressive
ness, contenting himself with smoth-
cring dangerous fusillades from Wal
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
BASEBALL
ODDS AND ENDS
KILBANE WINS ON
POINTS OVER WALLACE

lace. The bout was slow and some-
what tame. some spectators believing
That kilbane's ample waist line aud
extra embonpoint was responsible.
Before the same crowd johnny
Dundee went ten whirlwind rounds
TO popular verdict over frankie CAL
laEan, although outweighed several
pounds.
BY putting "One Round Davis. OF
Buffalo. TO sleep in the third. JIM
Coffey' white hope aspirant, was given
new consideration today. Before the
Fairmont Athletic Club last night COT
icy knocked Davis down in both the
first and second rounds before stow
ing him away for the full count with
right to the jaw in the third.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31

Grand Master John S. Magee and
star, of the Grand Lodge OF Della
ware, !. o. o. F.. tonight will begin the
work of installing the officers-elect
of the subordinate lodges by INSTALL
ing the officers of Hope Lodge, No.
21 Mr.. Magee will finish his work
on May 1, when he installs the officers
elect of Queen Esther, Rebecca de-
gree, of Grubb's Corner. Tomorrow
night he will install the officers OF
Eden Lodge here. On Monday even
ing the Officers-elect of Delaware
Lodge will be installed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
MISS SCHOFIELn SAFE.

c. e. Schofield, educational secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, has received a letter from
his sister Miss Clarabel Schofeld, one
of the American Red Cross nurses
stationed in the military hospital at
Budapest. The letter was dated Feb
ruary IT,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
DOYER CONTINUES CLEAN.UP.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. March 31.-Dovers
cleaning up order. by the Dover Town
Council. is still being carried out with
good effect. as evidenced yesterday by
the arrest of two colored men. charged
with the illegal sale of intoxicating
liquors. The officers started after a
third man. whom they chased TO Fox
Hall, but he made his escape.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
SHOOT AT GUYENCOURT.

The Guyencourt Gun Club will hold
a shoot at the home of Moses
lowther. near Guyencourt. tomorrow.
Inc prizes consist OF a five-pound box
OF candy, ten boxes of cigars ard
poultry of various kinds.
some OF the we'll known shooters
OF the State are expected to partici-
pate. Everybody invited.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
WANT INDEPENDENT TICKET.

Independent voters of the city will
meet at No. 702 Market street this
evening when plans for placing
ticket in the field at the city election
will be made. The platform of the
Independent voters will also be acted
upOn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
CALL BETHANY TO PRACTICE.

All players of the Bethany team Of
the Church League are to report for
practice on Saturday afternoon at
Second and DUPONT streets grounds.