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Evening star., 1915-04-05
CARDS POUND THREE PITCHERS
Score at Will, While Griner and
Meadows Battle Browns.
CITY SERIES srASDI

Cardinals. ) 10 Browns - 3 30
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The cardinals
made the spring city series three to one
in their favor by winning yesterdays
game from the Browns. Q to 0. Griner
allowed but one hit in six innings, and
Meadows, the eyeglassed recruit, but
one hit In three. Long. who is making
great bid for a regular outfield berth.
repeated his slugging Of the first and
second games by getting a triple. a
double, two singles and a neat sacrifice
out of Ave trips to the plate. All of
the hits were clean. Weilman, Rem
meas and Hoch were pounded indfs-
criminateIy by the National Leaguers.
The score:
Cardinals .. o . o 10
Browns. .............. o o o o 90
Runs Do!an, Beck .: Butler. ]. Miller. 3t
Long, Wilson. Pitching record-Of Weilman, i
hits runs in four and two-thirds innings: on
Remneas. , hits in two and third in-
nings: of Hoch, 3 hits | run in two and two
thirds innings of Griner l hit no in six
innings of Meadows, l hit no runs in three
innings. Bases on balls-ofr Weiman, !; of
Remneas, . on Hoch, =; OF GrIner. l: Struck
out-By Wcilmsn. 2; by Remneas, !; by Hoch.
hits-Wilson. Long. Two-base hits-Lone, J..
Miller, Kaufman. Sacrifice hits-Iong Oar
ringer. Stolen bases-Dolan. Left on bases
Cardinals. 10: Browns, ). Empires = Messrs.
Chill nnd Quigley. Time Of game hours and
~ minutes.
Evening star., 1915-04-05
BIG BOWLING TOURNEY.
Canadians Open National Association
Event in New York Tonight.

bowlers will open the tournament Of
the National Bowling Association in
the Grand Central Palace tonight.
There will be steady bowling day and
night for two weeks, the bowlers COM
peting in squads on six alleys. Three
five-man teams from Montreal will
bowl tonight against three teams from
this city and Newark, n. J. The two
man-team events will start tomorrow.
Cash prizes aggregating more than
$4,000 and eighteen gold medals will be
awarded. Representatives Of all Sec
tions of this country and Canada are
among the entries.
Evening star., 1915-04-05
ST. LOUIS FANS PUZZLED.
Ban Johnson and Owner of Fed Team
Hold Conference.

ST. LOUIS. April 5.-B. B. Johnson Of
the national base ball commission and
Philip Ball. vice president of the ST.
Louis Federal League base ball club,
last night refused to confirm reports
that they considered the sale OF the ST.
Louis National League club to Mr.. Ball
at a conference Saturday night.
"It was an accidental meeting" said
Mr.. Johnson I'VE discussed things in
general. but no business was trans
acted"
The conference was held in a res
taurant, and, while several other per-
sons were present when 1t opened.
Johnson and Bill held most Of their
conversation in private.
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onas PLAY Phahes Here odayShaw and Boehng Shut O Reds
JOE BOEF1LING AND JIM SHAW
DO WELL AGAINST CINCINNATI
Demonstrate That They Are Pitching In
Much Better Form Than Last Year
Nationals Praised by Dreyfuss.

grounder. Foster was on first as the
result of walk in the sixth and Milan
drove him home with a line drive to
right center, on which he himself per-
ished. however. when he tried to
stretch it into a triple.
Milan scored the final run in the
eighth. Foster opened the round with
long drive to center. but he was
caught on a close decision trying to
reach second on the hit. Milan walk
cd. and Gandil drove a single to cen
yer, Milan scoring when the return to
the infield was badly pegged.
The score:
Evening star., 1915-04-05
LEMAT WINS LONG RACE.
Beats James in Auto Contest From
New York to Panama Exposition.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 5.-R. P. Le-
mat of Washington, D. c., today won
transcontinental automobile race from
New York to the Panama Pacific ex-
position ground. defeating Stanley
James by few hours. Lemat's time
was 66S hours.
The drivers left New York January 9.
They were accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Gale. who rode with Lemat and
James alternately.
Lemat wins a Lincoln Memorial high
way trophy.
Evening star., 1915-04-05
Bescher Still a Holdout.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 5.-Man-
ager Miller Higgins of the st. Louis
National League team, after confer
ence Saturday with Bob Bescher. who
was here with the New York Nationals
second team, said he had reached no
agreement with Bescher, who, 1t re-
Gently was announced, had been traded
Evening star., 1915-04-05
PRINCETON AND PENN STATE
BOOKED TO PLAY HERE TODAY
Former Meets Georgetown, and Latter
Is to Go Against Catholic University
Central League Meeting Tonight.

against the strongest team it has faced
this year Penn State usually is repre-
sented by athletic combinations about
as good as the best. and when any
school defeats 1t in any branch of sport
struggle
The contest the Maryland Agsies had
scheduled with William and Mary was
Cancelled by the latter institution.
Two OF the local high schools begin
trips through Virginia today, on which
they VIII meet several strong prepara-
tory school mines. Western and Eastern
open with games at Harrisonburg and
Front Royal At Front Royal Eastern
IS to play the Randolph Macon Academy,
ana at Harrfsonburg Western is booked
Tor contest with the high school To-
morrow Eastern Will play against the
Msssanutten Academy at Woodstock
Wednesday it is to meet Staunton Mill
tary Academy at Staunton, Fishburne
M, MLntaay Academy at Waynesboro
School at Harrisonburg Friday. West
ern IS 70 play games tomorrow and
Wednesday, being scheduled for con-
tests with the Massanutten Academy
and Randolph Macon Academy
The Northwest Sunday School League
is to hold a meeting this evening, at
Whlch every church to be represented in
the circuit should be present. All mat
sea son are to be brought up and dis
cussed and disposed of il possible The
meeting is to be held in the Sunday
school room OF the Central Presbyterian
Church.
The Central Presbyterian Church is
counting on having a capable team in
the fight this season and preparations
now are under way whereby 1t is hoped
70 get together a strong combinat ton
Practice will begin Thursday of this
week and games are to be scheduled
whenever possible before the opening Of
The following leagues will be repre-
sented at the meeting Of the Associa-
tion of Amateur Base Ball Leagues
scheduled for Wednesday night: De-
ington Sunday School. Northwest Sun
day School, Central. Potomac, Terminal
Railroad Y. NJ. Z. A. and Marquette
The Rosedale circuit has not yet noti-
fed the head of amateur base ball of
its organization and 1t is not known
whether 1t will be present
1t is desired that all the managers of
the various teams be present in order
that opinions may be expressed and
heard relative to what they consider
the best measures for the advancement
of the interests of amateur ball. Any
the body by having it's president on
hand to make application.
Officers of the association are to be
elected for the coming year. The pres
ent officials are Robert II. Young,
president: Clark Grifith and Edgar S.
Martin, vice presidents; Harry v. Shurt-
left. secretary. and Charles NJ King,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1915-04-05
Cleveland. 2: Pittsburgh, ]

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE Cleve-
land Americans defeated the Pitts
burgh Nationals. . to l. here yester-
day. Score:
Evening star., 1915-04-05
White Sox. z: Dallas. 0.

DALLAS, Tex. April 5.-The Chicago
Americans defeated the local Texas
League team yesterday. to 0. Score:
RH.E.
Chicago ........7 IA 0
Dallas 8
Batteries-Jasper and Schalk. DAILY;
Sewell and Dunn.
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Pittsburgh
ClAValand

Batteries-McQuillan. Kantlehner and
Schang; Mitchell and Egan.
Evening star., 1915-04-05

OlnclHndtl v " " " " " " w
Two-base hit--Milan. Hfts-on Boehling. in
nn'nfn in innings 1ar ID BroWn, 1 in iniss Left
on bases-W Washington, 4; Cincinnati, s. Um..
pires-Messrs Carpenter and Hart. Time of
camel hour and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-04-05

by New York to st. Louis for Perritt.
1t is said Bescher refused to play with
st. Louis and that his contract with
New York provided he would not Be
sold or traded without his consent.
Evening star., 1915-04-05

Pitcher Mark Adams, the Pirate re-
cruit, has lame arm and has been
sent to Bonesetter Reese in an effort to
get him Strengthened out He looked
like a promising youngster last fall
Evening star., 1915-04-05
Detroit, z; Louisville, 6.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 5.-The De-
troit Americans defeated the Louisville
American Association team, to 6, here
yesterday in ten-inning game. De-
troit tied the score in the ninth inning,
Bush scoring when Crossin dropped a
fhrow at first Score
Evening star., 1915-04-05
Boston, 10; Memphis, 2.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 5.-The Bos-
ton Americans defeated the Memphis
Southern Association team yesterday,
10 to 2. Score:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30

e .irrotiSmo i~gr.a.ccc 81 me:uor:a = de-
sa-eiIs .u vot-utSf. Nc1cc Ia iimidcz, re-
yiyifca T. csp2isuza; cst;;uUis u arb:ci1n : -
yts-r-Er.cig dc 't.r- bgcE este. IL :1i
sT;ea aguc,,a co-a-.zl ~ Il misro que lc
pcuc O. csfato q, Curvc"Cer : "a Ecnte dc 81
rcciaic-o Ta.or. =" - Ia Lave Dc los ~secre;o5
iut!=gs del dominic .. Ia Eacutc. &c pgGc
~-ecipuus dc o,rUs. tuando ID. cnt;cudc cst2
.icuvia iurp-tau'e = m'sicrIosa, Id. pucdc
inrlznta- surrs'ipuc5 c1 Ci cspirItI humane
nc sc-ar ohrirciias CT IN lila o cm tn aiIo
ic sur,i. ID. plcdc cu-a= nlsios irabitos :
intermediates cu 81 wismo Y CT o'ro5. I'd.
rGcie csrar 4 ST T.'srEo de insomnia mgr
sivsidad y f-cocGpa.iOGcs domrsttcaS o dc
rSSt-".&.sa-.S....- .on - ..s.. ..nsId tgHS
,jos. sin ci coaoGimic1to dc clos { int'r:ifioe
pOdcTos5uCntc i obciCcc- SIT vOluu:ad. I'd.
ru-Lc dgsa--oiia- Z TN grado :uaTaviloso
II. uuc,la tcacr. I'd. rIcic asmcutsr sue
99j-.rs tcIcpa;icos o C'ariviGcrtcg I'd. puejg
lar crtrctcuiD5icuioS :sUmtEDS05 = Ciycrtidoc-
ID. p,ictlc EauarSr e. amor : n suaistad per
15l'a DC squciios que u. dcSca. Id. pucdc
grotcgcr.c contra Ia iui:acnc;a dc ot-o5. I'd.
nacic tcnrr bucn c%ir1 iaarcic~o = aCr recc-
.0Cidu como tn o0ic- CT Su C0mur;iai.
icy q seCrcto dc aiCouzar csta co5as. Sr.
Tint 6 q hirrGiists mas caIircrtc y rrcjo-
-nroCido CT q wsrdO. Iia aparccido ante
1illarcs de auiiicri",. III CUmpi;ri fci.ncrtc
add promcsa. Si IA dcscc Una oopia dc este
bro G]raiIito, solo "cCcsira ira:!da' 81 nomb.a
" direction On una taricta postal-nirE2H
5iucro-a! s.. Nc:lc,, L. Flint, Dept. 25s, (
.c:i cuviaio ! yuclta dc corrco, porte pSgz1o.
Tcaga cuidado CT pober el FRANC eco suficiezss
'obrc sl ca:ta y inCigir Ia IH:s:!.s csn.:d2a a
sz--.1 rg-s4-- =. -. ct.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30
ESTE BRO
ES G RATUITO
UNA REvELACIoN DE LOS MIsTE
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell MAG
NETISMO PERSONAL.

Sr. Herbert L. Flint, uuo dc los hipnotistsS
re;or conocidos en- 81 mundo. ACADIA dc pub.
Iicar TN libro notable sobrc cl lIiPnotismo. FL
ragnctismo personal y cl saueanicnto mag.
nctico. Constituye c1 faucho 81 tra;ado mas
lla.avilIoso Y comprcnsivo del gcrcro que jantas
ha siio publ:cado. Fl 81. Film: ha decidido
una copia ]graiuita / caia persona que SC
tr.crcsc sirceramcntc por estas cicncias ma
raviIlos7s. Este !ibgo csti basado sobre Ia
expcrirucia p~fictica pn- mucho amos dc TN
que Ia li;pnotizado j mas genie quo
ot.I persona sofa Cuaiquicra.
.ihora I'd. ruedc aprcndcr los ~secretos del
hipuotis;aC y 81 EagHctismo persona! Gu su
p.op:o hogan HIRE dc costO.
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Eentc ' ei dc darle Z conocer al muu-
do entero mis- maravillosos remedies,
y toda persona enferma que me cs-
cr.ba solicitando esta gran medicina.
tsmbien lie enyiart del TODD gratis, una
copia de hi libro medico ilustrado, eI
cal Sc titula SALUD EN- Ell H0GAR. Este
libro da una e1plicaci6n detallada dc
tstaS Intermediates = es el libro udS
grande dc su clase que SC hs publica-
do. TambiGn lie escribirG una carta lar
"a dandolc consoles medicos, etc, pc
70 para poder haccr este teudre pri-
meramentc que conocer Il sintcmas.
ST I'd. ha fracasado con alguna otra
rsedicina. entonces mas raz6n tie, &C
para esCribirrRe, pueS aQU esta su
salvation.
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DEL PUBLIC0
UN MAYOR VILLISTA HACE AL
! CUNAS ACLARACIONES a
UNA iNFORMACION.

Nos cscribe dc Brownsville cl Sr.
Jorge Rodriguez. manifestandonos
que en- la nota pubIicada relativa a 81
matrimonjo con una scnorita cnfcr-
mcra que 10 atcndi0 durantc su per
m~ancncia Ell uno dc los hospitaies dc
saugrc dc Brownsville, hay algunos
crrorcs, cue desea poncr en- claro.
Dice, por ejcmplo, que u cSposa
SC llama jeanette Armstrong y no
Maria, como 10 afirmaba la nota del
corresponsal; que Maria Armstrong
es el nombre de una hcrmana menor
de Ia que hoy es su espOsa; que per-
tenecio al cjercito federal y que Sc
Sicntc muy honrado en- clio; que no
es captain, SinO mayor, por haber
Sido ascendido d csc grade despues
del ataQue al puerto de MatamoroS;
cue no estuyo cnCerrado ell un Gala
boZo cn Brownsville, sino Getenido
dos dia5 por los oficiales dc inmlgra-
ci6n, de los cualcs recibio bucn trata-
micnto; que no ha solicitado su baja
y que pertenccc al Estado Mayor del
general Donate Lopez Pagan. Y por
ultimo, que fue a Brownsville con
una comision ia dc inspeccionar a los
heridos que cstan ell aquella ciudad,
para ~traaladarloS d Chihuahua), j. que
aprovecho Ia oportunidad para ca,
sarse con Ia que hoy IS su compane.
- i ess-SG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30
Los americanos que pidieron protec-
cion a SUI Cob. son los que no
uuisieron abandonar Sonora
Ell afan de enriquecerse los amino a permanecer
en- la region donde Sc sublevaron los ndios

Ia cuylado 70 oporJuuamenLe: e Ia
Que Sc reficre Il 10 manlfcsLado
pur 81 Almirautc Howard, quien pro
puSo II general Leyya d~csembarclr
marines para ayudar u las fucrzas
del EStado d prestar Sarantlas d los
amcricano$, j 10 Qua! Sc Opus0 de
una manera terminate cI general!
maytorenista.
Lo unico dc novedad que hay Ell
el iuformc del general Leyya, es que
dlcho jefe manifesto al almlrante
pase = l. .&.i:c c@.:-c.s :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30
Fl Oral. Santiago Ramirez informa
que sus fuerzas triunfaron
en- Villa Garcia
Ell jefe del Estado Mayor de Villa dice que ernpe-
aaron las operaciones al Sur de Aguascalientes

CHIHUAHUA, JUNO 26.-Uu telr-
-rama suSrriio por ii general SAT-
tia-o Ramirez. que fut G~oberuador
de CcanrIia ha>ta Ell lila IN que Ia
ciudai H. >a!tjIjo fu@ evaruada.
81 mes pasado. por la tr0pas willis
la. ' que ahora, por haber hccho
entrcea del rjiado -obicruc al e
neral Percyra. dirijc ID campana
contra las tropa. c~arranci>tae Qu"
han >alido de- Monterrey hacia 81
sur. da cucnta de Ia derrota que
dirhas tropaS Sufrleron entire las
n,iacioncs Dc FL Fralie y Villa dc
Garcia, entire Monterrey y Saltll!o.
Dice Ramirez que u trOpas cap
turarou al cncmIGo, variO5 trtnca
Y uu bueu .numero dc carros de!
f~crrocarriI, que ienlln en- Ia tsta-
ciGn de Garcia. pOr Ia Via del Ma
.louaI los carrauciotas. y los que
seryiau para habitacionea dc los
iefrs Y oficlalcs. capturaron. ado
mas. Glen mil rartuchcs, dos amc-
trulladorrs ".Norhill', dosriclfta>
NciuIr arma>, cahailos cnsiliado> y
luOnluruS. .ldrma>, hicirrou al enc
mi-o. ciu:ucnta mucrto> ' jrclnta
= aimee,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30

desaparecer e yeEeno d! ac:do uricO
del siztcas Y CUE de csc mode de;a
sliviaGo corpletamente e. nal dc les
rinoues, "e;iga : rcumatsmo. He ali
yiado "a a miles de pacientes Gil todas
parties del mU&do, : poseo testimonies
voluntarios de clos, alabardo y reco-
.uendando mis- remedies.
70 nc comp-ometo a cnyiarlc a I'd.
vua cantidad liberal &c III medicina
1bsolutamcntc gratis, ' TODD 10 que
teEdri I'd. que haccr cs cScribiyme
u5,zs lineas dandome los numeros dc
los s.utomas que lc aquciau, en- con-
junto con su edad, 81 nombrc ' direc-
ci6a, I inmcdiatamente ie enviar6 la
medicina. Nj direction IS DR. HENRY
TAnOR-IO8 Transportation Bldg, CHICAGO,
l., u. S. Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30

dc Reiaciunc= ENjcrIores y Ju-iI-
cIa.
.luu ruanlu ~ - sabr 2i"rjamen
tc cua! sea la comI>idu del licen-
ciado Iiimojo>a, 80 rec que NaNa
haccr propaganda pcriodistira ell
Ios E>jados Unido,, ~ favor del Vi
IIl>mo.
Duran;r ou ~au~"ncla, >u>litulra
Hinojo>a, en- la direction del pc
ri6Gico qur ina teuido ii I'll cargo.
81 senior Luis Iamora PLowcs, que
fu5 director d" "El Radical y e
Monitor', I'll Ia riuiad de- Mexico.
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POR QUE NO GOZAR DE BUENA SALUD
A MI PnOPIO COSTO?
Puedo Probable En- Uno Cuantos Dias, Enteramente Gratis
Que mi Medicina Lo Cura.

Tenga prescnte que no ten
dri I'd. que pagarmc un solo
centavo por la medicine que
lie cnyiarG. Todo 10 que lie cxi-
10 es que tome la medicine,
siga ms consoles y cuando ha-
va sentido su maravilloso efec-
to, que me r~ecomiendc entire
sus amiStadcS. Nj objeto es el
de avudar a Is Humankind DO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30
NACiNlENIUS.

JUNO 2j.-Sr. y sra. +. Torres.
Jones Avenue: un niUu.
JUNO 23.-Sr. y SRA. :. GayaIo-,
Monterrey Street: uU uihu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30

caminata de veinte millaS pOr cal
zadaS p~olvOricntas. para beber una
botella de cerveza que sus cust0diOs
mandaron que lie fuera seryida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30

Todo 10 QUO qGiero eS una
oportunidad, ' convencer@ a
konbresy mujeresQue enla &C
tual:dad Sc encuentren padc-
cendU del NAL &c los riIIones,
%ciiga, rcumaGSmo sus COM
pl;caciones, scgun los sintO-
r-as cue aqui apareccn, que
ros:G"auentc te.go u2& ne
r.c:-a cScencinral crc hacr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-30

lila pretendidO listed obtener TN remedto
ericaZ para ser alOrtunado en- amoreS? GEl
reMedlu o Secrcto obienldo nan fallado.
81 asf ruere. csCribanos listed, sea hombre
0 mujer. Y lie prOporCiODarcmos un mo-
lodo practice para aicanzar exlto en- el aindr,
V en- cualquler aSunto que sc lie 0frezcs.
Satisfaction COmpleia o le dcvolEeinos Su
dtncr0. E>CribanOs hoy misIno ad!uhtando
estampilla para iniormaric.
INTERNATIONAL REAL LOVE co.
5sOI. :. Laredo st. San Antonio, Tex.
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la DETENCION De Los GENERATES HUERTA Y OROzCOES FL ASUN-
TO DEL Ola EN- e. PAS0, TEXAS
esdene char6 amgademente con los perodntas y cuando see pho su opinion sobre
Villa v Carranza, apreto los labns Sc cubro los odos

tas que 81 Ie hirrron. sc RIO de una
manera cXpoutdnea.
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OrOZcg, entire tantO. p~crmanecia
CaliaGo.

Entire eI general Hurrta y 81 =a-
neral Oruhco. no :" cll.ZarOn arriba
De media dOccua lie ~pa,aDra>. Micn-
ira, 81 rNPre-ILente p.a,5raba con
To- periOt!,ta~. Orozco l.rmanccia
caIiado. fumando Erauqui:amrnlr
un puro quc H. rr2a!6 ~ lrnccd0r
eli tciIanu.
Cuando ~saIirron ambos generates
del eiificio federal. en- camIno del
FuerJc Bliss, il mucilcdumbre que
habia rodeado =, ediriro para Yer
al rXPresIdente Y al general Oroz-
co ' que c>taba formada por mas i"
clmco mi! p~erSonas. prUrrumpl6 rn
grito, liz Viva Mexico, viva e =r-
mrral iiurria. EU.omcrs Urolro SOL
ri6 IN POGO Y yi5 al general Hurr,a.
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HablandO con los periOdistas.

Al lIegar a estd ciudad. los peFio-
distas tratarOn de- entreviStarlo in
meiiatamente y recojer del eXPreSi-
dente d~eclaraciones SObre Ia Situa-
ciGn Ell MEXICO.
FL general Huerta Sc ncg0 a lacer
concentrates en- SeriO Y trat6 de
evitar las entrcviStas; perO cuando
eSllyO en- Ell cdificio Federal, sos
tuvo una animada conversation con
los pcriodistas.
FL reportero dc un perl6IicO 10
cal. que tom6 acknowledgements 10
manirestado por eI general Huerta.
ui0 a conorer eSas dcclaraciOnes en
Ia iolmla ~SiguIentc:
81 uStcde> quicren saDer mi OPT
Mon Sobrr los a>uutos De Mexico
diju 81 general Hucrta 4 los periO-
dislas-l"> rrijerarG 10 que die eH
Nueva York: ahora cstoy canSaio y
no me siento con 4anas de hablar.
ESpercn Il Que dcscanse. tome un
baHo y me raaurc y cutgnccs habLa-
re con ustrics.'
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-22
BRIDGEvILLE.

ov p Hastings had his hand
HalI H,,v Iy' lacerated the first of the
sew, when a window pane he was
gesnii g,sning broke, and his hand pushed
through ,o,,roos+ dangbtar of
hu'T W A. Draper of near Bridge
MIS- ii,s was married to Thomas ]. Cor
,lle in the NJ. P. Church, October
dTa!' dTa!ioi5 * After a wedding trip the
=, ,,a a'a and groom will reside in Will
HirseOII my Ladies Mite Society of the I'm
M Nj p Church has completed ar
lon lonaaments .a for bazaar to be held
nn.ebar IaaeS /. 2 and 8, II the opera house.
Uo.Oy USJDoyyone seems to be interested in the
Lsei. w. as the money is to be used to
snaJ neobase a new carpet for the church.
puT The clover crop, which was a fail
20 tbis wear, is expected to be a great
ulo .aoooss s next year, unless the winter
Noother suS is so severe as to injure its
siTo IN the final game of the season the
D.;5geville baseball team defeated the
a.onS pl,TS Cannon team by the score of
az ~ Z Allen of the visiting team,
s,tcbed a fine game, striking out II
pm P,sT1 but he was given poor support
~ n'I, The field. The feature Of the game
m.s u "a running catch made by Simpson
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-22
CHAPLAIN's CHAPEL.

A surprise party was given at the
home of Miss Emma Kislying last Sat
urday evening and the many who were
present report having fine time.
The revival meetings will soon be in
progress at Chaplain's Chapel and the
attendance should be large. We believe
that Rev. Hopkins will have no trouble
is get the public interested, because
True Billie" has them all around.
A fine son arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Smith this week.
A fine daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Short this week,
Miss Nora Williams is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Delema Torbert, at Green
wood.
Mrs. Anna Case, from New Haven,
Conn.,, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Rhoda Smith is i'll at this writing.
Mrs. George Dickerson and son, from
Williamsburg, Va, have returned to
their home
Master Elwood Smith is recovering
from typhoid fever.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-22
CLAYTON'S SQUIRE RESIGNS
Oct-22-tf

Governor Miller requested Hiram
W. Woolford to tender his resigna-
ton as a justice of the peace at Clay
ton, Kent County, and on Monday Of
last week, Woolford complied. The
result followed a prolonged inter
view with Governor Miller, and the
action is believed to have been caus-
ed by a case heard before Justice
Woolford at Clayton on September 90,
in which an alderman and two Smyr-
ma officers were charged with impos-
ing unjust fines and committing as
sault and battery on a colored man.
II is said John L. Bradley, Republican
leader of Duck Creek Hundred, ap-
peared in the role of prosecutor and
evidently assayed to conduct the pro
ceedings, thereby arousing the ire OF
Charles H. LeFevre, a Democratic at
torney for the town Of Smyrna, who
represented the defense. Woolford
was appointed June II, 1914.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-22
Oct-22-tI
HICKMAN.

James Hamilton is reported as on
the sick list.
Mrs. Corrinne Thomas and Helen
Brown are the delegates from Hick-
man NJ. E. Church to attend the Ep-
worth League Convention at MILFORD
October 26th and 9th.
Mrs. T. A. Cleaves and Mrs. C..
Melunev entertained in Fountains
Hall the Epworth League of Hickman
M. E. Church.
Mrs. VIM. Carroll of Denton spent
Monday with her father, Mr.. VIM.
Layton. ,,
The teacher of Adamsville school,
Mrs. Estelle Reynolds, wishes to thank
all those who helped to make the Tie
social a success.
Mrs. Thumes and children, Matilda
and Bernard, are spending a fortnight
with relatives and friends in Balti-
more.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-22
CLOTHING.

You can now get your choice OF
anything in the Second Hand Clothing
both for men and women and children.
Mems suits, pants, Overcoats, rain
coats, etc, women's suits, petticoats,
skirts, coats, suits, rain coats, etc:
Lots of things for boys and girls. l
have a large line of this class OF goods
that 1 can sell very cheap. Come early
and get your choice.
CHAS. B. PORTER,
Greenwood, Del.