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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-06

Gin 8iertelpfrnb seriebene Gbotos
laoe, brei lnaen Gornitdrfe urb etz
mas 8anine tperoen gut permif9t,
mad 8elieben fam man nod einen
rei9liden aOffel &atuo oaauseben.
Dtefes Derquirlt man langfam NIT et=
mas falter Mil6 unb fiist nod un6
naa nod Elm babies pint belize Mild
uno apei un5en Butter binau. Diefe
Mafe IdBt man urter beftGnbigem
Riibren auf benz Jeuer Bis gum Did
perben tOden, bann falt tperben,
mif4t flint GiseIb unb aulebt ben
@dnee Der flint GtpeiB oarurter, flint
es in cine gut nit Butter aussefrt9ene
Iuflaufform uno bddt Die Gpeife i'm
mdbg beiben Dfen breibis Mtnuten.
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8eribt
Sanmmule.
E%ptfDnTamenzX rpOnffe

Sun antonio, Ser. 1875 Gents.
8alpeiton, 9eitern 1895 Gents.
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aus far
bfdem @umt.

~ III !.
uniere 2%eferinnen perben es pifen,
tpelde Npt ran bat, aus 11paraem
Samt 5!eden gu entfernen; nod uns
liebfarner 1T es ieoo9, ipenn Jleden
tn fdrbisem Cant fi9 borfinoen. Sm
folgenoen fei baber Elm iideres Mittel
anseseben, INN SIeden aus sefGrbtem
@omt beieitisen gu f0nnen. man
Derf@afft ft6 MobntOpfe. entleert biee
felben ibres Samens unb perbrennt
Die leeren RapfeIn auf elmer Rpb(ei1e
i9aufel au Mfde. Diefe @fde iiberz
gieBt man NIT beiBem Wafer, filtriert
ober feibt bic JIifFsteit bura ein
retnes letnenes Sud- unb pGf4t NIT
Der DDlig ertalteten tpaFertIaren 20s
flung ben furbtsen Saint. Niat nur
berfdpin6en Die Gleden i9nen, 1oms
bern audi Die Garbe bes @amts piro
Iebbdfter. Mu9 bel feibenen @toffen
tann man, fals iid Jlsden in benfels
ben porfinben, biefes einfade Mittel
CUR Mnpenbuns bringen, obne su Jlefs
tentintturen, @aufeifen unb anoeren
TledenDerttlsunssmttteln feline 3ns
fluht nebmen gu miifen.
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5eras.
Gin beftiaer @irbel

Gin beftiger @irbellturm ra-
ite lber Die Staot 8eGington uno
GoGingsportb gountp bin uno rid-
tete an Der grnte un6 Sdulern,
StaGen uno @inomii6len ungebell-
rem S6aoen an. 3mei W1nner, 81.
8. Conn unb 8. S. @emenen, ipllr-
ben onr6 ben @initur5 ibrer 61nier
getotet uno unter ben Sriimmerl1 BE-
groben, COINS sSrau uno &inoer
lollen 10 ldper berIest iein, oaB
Die Ier5te feline Soffnlng baden,
lie am 2eben 5u erbulten.
Stiirme uno @ogel baben i'm
noroliben 3eile oes Staates ueiter-
bin groBen S6aoen an Den 3elo-
friibten uno @eb1uoen a1geridtet.
Sn 5ilber gountp tit Ole @rnte tell
meiie aeritort, in San Ingelo loa
Sagel 10 groB mie 9iibnereier gefol-
len iein un0 in Der @egeno bon
Stamforo uuroe oas Srnnpiioe
Sdnlbaus BON ieinem Silnoamente
a~bgeboben nno 6ertriimmert. Sn
Sasfea uno MrmItrong Counties
ipuroe bas 8abnbett, ionie Ole Sc
learapben : 2eitungen Der Sort
Wortb & 0enper 8abm teiltpeile
5eritort uno Die Seniter mebrerer
3ige, ofe untermeas tparen, bonn
9agel eingeldIagen. 8eionoers
ldaDer bot oas Stdotden 9asfea
gelitten; bier tuilrbe aud cine iltnge
Negerin getOtet uno 3abIrei6e Ser
ionen DerleBt.
Sn einem 4utomobil llnfan,
Der iieben Meilen bon grenbam
ftattfanb, puroe 81. $. 9ebrens aus
Gopperas Gore eetotet. Der Ser
rngLiifte beabii1tigte nit leiner
Srau uno godter nad grenbom gu
fobrenk Inn ben SbIuBfeierlidfei-
ten bes 9Iinn WemoriaI &oaegs
bei5nipobnen, gu oeiIen Ibitlirienten
lem Sobn geborte. SIN Der I'm
| gliidsiteae rannte oas Mutomobif
| gegen elm &inoernis allf Dem @ege,
Die Maidine iiberihlue iid), SEER
gebrens fam unter Die Maldine gu
lie9en uno bas @inoidilo briidte
Die 2uftrobre oes ltngliidlihen 5n-
iammen. or rief ieiner Ssrau nod
81, oos Sdilo gu beben, oo6 mor
tic auein nidt imitonbe oa5u unb ebe
Sillfe berbeifam, mar Der Mfann err
ltift.
Goggin Eoinoerter, Der 1Sidb-
rige Sobn BON Hifter @m. Eoin-
oerter aus Gleburne, Der Dor einigerl
Sagen auf ieines 8aters 3anh ourd
ben 3ulammenitoB leines Gfcroes
nit einem groBen Odlen aus Dem
Sattel geidleuoert pltrbe uno cine
@ebirnerihiitterlng oapon qetrogen
batte, befinoet iid auf Dem @eae Ser
8eiferung, er lit mieber gum Sc.
muBtlein gefommen uno sic ger5tc
buffen, ben iungen @onn ON 2eber
8u erbalten.
2ono : &ommiIiGr s. z. SO.
binlon 5t Muffin mod)t befannt
baB am +. September uilgef1br T..
100000 Afer StaotsIono siin1 Ser.
fauf fonmen iperoen.
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Sir 0amS tutD
&a9e.
g 9Ie4te 9ont t.

I'm f6ledte 9aut 3u perbeTern,
mub man bauptfGdltd in Der 9idi
borfi9tig fetn. S9ledte @erbauune
biloet oft bic urfade fit unreine Sc
fidtsbdut. Crime Semitic iinb leids
ter berbault9 ols ftte Speifen, Mits
eHer fam man am beften bur9 Sc
fi9tsmaHage befetttgen, nahbem man
Die 5dut porber nit gutter 9eife eins
sefettet bat. 9iefe Dffnet ote beritopfs
ten 0riifen, uno our9 MaRoge tpers
ben fie entleert. Miu man bie 5out
gefdmeibts unb elatt bdben, fettet
man tie abenbs bor benz @9lafengeben
NIT 2anolin ober @lDcerin Elm.
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Das &rfegsgeriht, tpeldes Iid)
mutt Der 8ro8eiiierung Der TIC oelir-
qllel1ten teraniiden WiiIi5 Soloaten
5u befalien bat, lit nuf Sort Sam
3ouiton suIammengetreten Dem
Bernebmen lou Die Mnflage aeqell
Die idumleligen 8aterIanosperteioi-
ger auf 9eiertion Iauterl. @ie piele
~0erlelben fid in5piihen ibren Grltp-
penteilen angeibloiien BADEN, 1T nod
niht fpltgeiteat moroen, bod tit man
Der a~llgeneinen 4niidt, ooB febr
-suenige fir Die Yro5eliieruna iibriq
gebIieben ffno.
Oberit : 2eutnatt Sobn g.
a&ooDer lit BON leiner citation in
Gan 8enito nit lieben Sffi5ieren
Ittb 80 Gergeanter ltito nnteroffi<
Bieren anf Sort Sam Soliiton einge-
froffen, INN ole 3efrutierunq Ser
bonn Staate Eerns fir DIE Is. ii
biiion 81 ltelleuDen 5000 Manal
ein5iaeitenL SGmmtlide Gontpag
MEN foIlen ouf ben &riegsfuB bon
$50 Maitn gebradt meroen; Die Gc-
frutferungsoffi5iere meroen iif)
bduptidhlih %bemiiben, 2eute, Die inn
GiIeibabnoienit ongeftellt iinb ooer
iuaren, mie 2ofomotipfiibrer, Seuer-
leute, @eidenfteler uf1o 8remler
llifp. ait3liperben. Die Offi3iere tuer-
ben tire @erbe giiros in Den gro
Beren Gfd0ten auflhIngen, ip1breno
Die Sergeanten nno llnteroff5iere
Die fleineren Stdote bereilen fper-
ben. Mtan glaubt Ole notiaelt
Mannlhaften inilerbalb eines Belt
raumes bon 30 gagen refrutieren
5u fonnen.
Die 8eaniten ser 4iieiiors-
Office iino augenbIiflih nit Ser l3u-
fammenitellng Der SteuerIiIten fir
oas Sabr 1916 beidp1ftigt, oiele Mr-
belt miro ie6enfoas einige @od)en
IN Anlprub nebmen uno ebe oieiel-
ben nitt abgeffIoIien lit. fam Ser
MiieIior Sutb feline Ginif6tuna Dem
State Ear goaro nidt iiberqeben
Dem @eieb nod muB bos bis gun
is. Suli gefdeben Der State 9oarf
1ett auf @runo oerlelben Damn oil
Staatsrate felt, urio nod lebterel
beltimmen Die Gountp &ommili1rt
Die gountp : Hate. IS miro MIDI
ertuartet, bob DIE gountprate in Die
fem Sabre erbobt fuerben miro.
YoIi5ei : Gommiiidr ubr be
abiidtigt I'M nellen Budget ben gin
bau zines tieuen 9eteftip-giiro
fiber Der Yoli3ei Citation, ioipie eli
mes BferoeitaIles fir Die 8feroe De-
beriftenen Eoli5ilten gu empfeblen
Die &onItruftion Der @eb1ilDe If
anf $1,000 reip. $500 bere6net.
Die @ountn aommiIidre ia
ben Die @bboltunq elmer Spe5iaI
Sdpuluabl fiir ben SduIoiitrift go
"a angeoronet; Die 8obl finoet an
%. S1ili Itatt uno fuiro oariiber ent
fd)eioen, Oh Die ShulIteuer BON 7
aif 500 eigentnm erbobt weroel
foI o6er nidt.
Gin Gelearanlm lit BON @alb
ington beim bieiigen @usiteIungs
fomite eineetroffen in benz 8rdii
bent @ilion feline Teilnabme an De
Reras gf : Centennial ausiteIlun,
In 1918 8uiast. Die 6eoer, mi
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6ilft Gluan's Ointment gesen
Mhenmatismns?

5ragt ben Mtann, Der es meiB.
gu oenfen, oaB ib biele Sabre iii,
nohoem mid cine 25c SIoi6e
SIoon's Eminent furierte", id)reibt
elm ~oanf6orer <noe. 8er an &belt.
motismus, 0euraIgie, 8iidenlhmer-
sen uno lteifen 8lieoern leioet, fine
bet &iilfe in elmer SIalde nSIoan's".
gs beIdnftiet Die fdmer5baften SteI-
len. @iir 25c in allen apotbefen.
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Setrafsfhelne. - Webmrteu. :
SpbesfGQe.
$ etratsfd

W.
Seroinano S6u6orot uno Sna
Smttb.
Wiaie Soefer unb 8ob(a Shores.
@oiparo Grtight uno Glilabetb
@ilfe.
S. $. @iQmonn l1ro Soa 2ouiie
grd.
@1guit 8. @olff uno @liiabetb
Mnna @o6.
Soiepb Midel nlto 9eaa 4nooe[.
Gidaro 8. Neobe uno 5rau Tl1tb
Setter.
Gus. sc. &ipes uno 5teaa gooc-
mills.
Gutban Stein uno 5rou Soa 60
ben.
@obert 8. @oion uno ean 9.
Sronf.
Sobn <nt uno 2iaie Bed.
Charles g. 3eao ltno Celia $.
8ur5bo6.
Saul gilbert Melder uno @lfreoa
6. Subler.
Sranf $. 8. Gl1bnfe urlo gbriiti-
ma 6. S6iparb.
o If fem
Tanl 81. &o6s uno 9Sroll, Elm
anabe,, SO. S. Stol5 uno Srall, ein
&nabe; S. SO @iemers nno Srau,
etn 8nobe; 8. q. Bauli uno 5rau,
Elm &nabe; s. s. Sartmann uno
Srau, ein &nabe; $. 6. 8ennina
nno 5ran, Elm &nabe.
Eooesf1IIe.
Ntaria araner, 16 Sabre, Srau
Wfnrp Start, So Sabre; @iliam s.
Sebne, SO Sbre; Sranf Drummer,
| Wfonat; Senrp S1marb 40
Sabre.
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Suns III perrenten.

0as nntere nn0 obere Stpfuerf
bon Scr. 2t8 Sit-gommeree Strake
III 81 berrenten. Nabere Insfnnft in
Der Office Der nSrticn 8refe".
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Tarm.TruSnfte.
WemMfe.

&artoffeIn, @eue Seras, $2.25; Ga
l~ifornia $2.40; Colorado, $3.50.
Sibe aartoffeIn. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
Somaten, Segas, A Scribe, $500 uno
$1.25.
gpinat, 75c per guldel.
Sauaib, Toe per Buf6el.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per 8uI6el.
&opfialnt, $500 per Crate.
8obneu, Crime, $3.50 per 8slIbel.
Ora, $3.50 fir bier 8nihel.
8lumenfobL, $1.75 fir IL Gtid.
&abies6en, 30c {. / 9bo. 8iin6el.
aobI, $3.50 u. $500 per Crate.
8eteriilie, 35e Der 9bb. z8iinbeI.
3tpiebeln, $eras Bermuda, $1.75 per
Crate; Choice. $1.25; @brbital Bar.
SITS.
@riiner gfeffer, 8eras, $3.50 ilno
$1.75 per grate.
Geeerrettie gBursein. per 8fb. 1871
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; 0abh,
1925; 8lod gbes, 1925; Crime Bob
nen. per 8lfdel, $3.50.
8eeten, 40e per 9bb. s8iinbeI.
@elbe WurseIn, Acc II. 45c Der 9bb.
Generie. 90c II. $1.00 per 9bo.
-Iarft.
Sm 9ntonio, Ser. 6. sunni 1916 -
&ii6e, $4.25 bis $3.50.
&dlber So so bis $3.50.
ObSen $500 bis $3.50.
8uaen $500 bis $500,
ct. Qouis, g.. sa1ni 1916. - Rinbe
pieh. Serasz@ieh. $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Ghipeine $3.50 ltno $3.50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
San antunio, Seq, g.. Sunni 1916 -
&rime CRUDE Cotton @eeb Oil, 70
Gems Der @n1one.
gtem Yorf, 6. SUM. Spot uno
SUM, 5000; Suli. $10.75 nnb
$10.76, Gu9ult, $10.8t nno $1O.84;
0ttober, $1,000 nnb $1,000; Nobema
Der, $10.26 ulb S10.27; 9e5ember.
$9.13 unb 1915, Sanuar, $9.15 uno
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
NOTES FoR HoRsEMEE.

The ,leighing is good and growing
better every day.
The latest totteru to enter tho 2.lO
list FOR 1910 are The Proof, 200 "a. hy-
rhe Exponent, and Jenny zoFnbro, 40,
BY zcmbro, all.
Colt racing for 2 and s-year-olds will
be features NJ Goshen. Middle own
brooklyn aud McAfee, n. j., next season
beginning July H.
W. H. t'Knap'D Mccarthy, has sold
he trotter, w. J. Leyhurn. 2l4 Ia, by
critic Leyhurn. to David Todd. Oi
Yoings own, O.. for sl5.eO0.
Ruth Todd, 2.l0 ~. by ktntucky
Todd, pos 81. dam l}ononia. by Dircc-
tuui Boy, goes TO the hnlcm Of Clrlcs
Neck Farm. 20 be bred to The Harvester.
e.Oi.
Ray Snedetcr totrts Extend f2',
2.l0 ID, by '. Malcolm Forbes 20 Do a
sensational performer ia 1917.
Robert J. Brawlty, The only Philad
phian to win the $4,000 ". s NJ. 50
viii edueate young stock fof Norm 1
Cantrcll.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
WILMINGTON ACADEMY
NOSES OUT COlPiNY !

Wilmington Academy basketball
team opened its season on Saturday
n. ght with a victory over the strong
Company e team OF Elkton, by the
score OF 10 to is.
II was one of the best games ever
seen on the Elkton hoor, although
both teams we're evenly matched. the
Academy boys were handicapped by
the outbound rule OF Eikton. The
good lead the locals got In the first
half won them the game.
Dan Garrett, who is we'll known
in basketball, was in Company e lin
up for the first time and played f1e
game. scoring eight of Elkton's points.
In the second haif Company E came
back strong and with but cne minute
TO pay, with the score OF is TO II, in
favor of Company 10, Morrow got the
ball on the jump and with a perfect
pass TO Spoakman. scored a field goal
the Academy boys. AS time was be-
ing called foul was called Oh the
Academy for holding. so Referee Mas
sey allowed Dean OF Company +, TO
shoot a foul. but he failed. making
the final score 10 to Is
The Academy boys were n the lead
throughout the game excepting for one
minute. The Academy team used their
new uniforms. Summary:
Wilmington Aeadpmy.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
WALTER FEASTER
He's making the qrOits stick close to
the meg.

Schedule Of the Week.
LAFAYETTE at Calanthe.
Alpha at Ade'nh a.
Diamond al Washington.
Clayton at Oriental.
Games for last week we're some
what handicapped because OF the
weather.
Several Of the lodge members could
he heard Saturday evening around the
pythian Castle. talking about how they
are going after the leading teams.
New interest develops every week
7s the first half OF the schedule draws
70 a close. Arrangements should be
made 10 have the POSTPONED games
1layed during the month they are
icheduled.
Get together. Washington, and go
after them. Hilligas says it can be
done.
Caianthe Is still chesty.
Keen OF CaIanthe, says there IS bus
one team and that is Calanthe.
McCarns OF Calanthe. says he can
shoot rabbits better than he can pitch
quoits.
vantine Of AdeiDhia, handles the
quoits like an old-timer.
Clark OF Clayton, st'll has hopes.
Reed OF Oriental. has made the reg
ular team after considerable practice
Hurry up. Lafayette. and play your
postponed gamer
Wilhelm OF Adelphia. works hard
for victory.
Pop Proud OF Adelphia. never ut
ters a word when pitching.
Cheer up. Alpha, we believe you can
win again.
Where is Wood OF Alpha? We misa
| n g root ng.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
Wilde IS PICKED TO
WIN over ZULU KID
BY J. W. PEGLER.

United Press star Correspondent
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Jimmy wilde's
reputation for uncanny ring craft
made 10 to and a 10 to favorite
over Young Zulu Kid" (Franke
Demelfll, OF Brooklyn, for this after
noon twenty-round battle for the fly
weight championship Of the world.
There Is little money being posted.
however. for there are few Americans
here to place their money on their
fellow countryman.
English pugilistic experts who view
ed the training OF Young Zulu Kid"
we're somewhat inclined to alter their
previous opinions of his abilities. Tho
Brooklynite's sturdiness and clever
ness and his boring style have at
least instilled respect for the Brook
lyn battler.
Arriving today from his training
quarters in Brighton the "Zulu Kid"
carried a shamrock, which he says he
will take into the ring with him. an
omen OF good luck The shamrock
was bestowed upon the little fighter
by a rosy checked little Irish wait
ress who served his ham and eggs to
hiIn 0t his training quarters.
"wilde is rated as a wizard" said
the american fighter today. Il know
he's very clever. but know he's beat
able. and I'll do my best and I hope
to win"
The principals in the title fight
Weighed IN at 10 o'clock this morning
at 112 pounds. The contest is sched-
uled for o'clock this afternoon az
the Holborn Stadium.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
a CHRISTMAS STORY

Timc--Chr' stmas morning.
Scene-Baseball magnate's onlce.
Owner WaddacOin looking ov'~ som
papers.
Enter Joe Bunk, ballplayer.
Misunderstanding and putting out
his hand-"Helio, Joe. glad { see yuh.
oe-Howdy boss, thought I d drop
in
waddacoin-About the contract
oh? Glad you did See. Joe. want
ed to talk Il over with you. and som
Of the other boys. whose contract
have run out. You know we've beer
pay'n' you a lot OF coin and bus mes
wasn't good enough last year TO pu
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
N h'HUGH Stars
At BELLEVUE TRAT IS
Wins Class Prize and at Same
Time Helps Hold
Tile
PLUM PUDDINGS
60 AS PRIZES

Eleven glnners earned tn ir distin-
guished ice order medals On Satrr-
day by shooting over he traps at Belle
vue in spite OF the cold weather. Plum
puddings were the prizes. Joe Ben Me-
Hugh walked oil with the pudding in
Class \, defeating ID. ). Wood and Z.
Thorpe Martin by three targe =. In
Glass B, Ed. NJ. Ross won, with %. John
Ninnick won second prize, with p. In
Class C. c. L Walker won, With 20,
while S. j. Newman was 3. cond, with Is.
D. s. Wood and {. 7. Martin had a
spirited contest for second prize in Class
A, bu. Wood finally wOi. out, D 10 n.
D.. S. Wood and h. T.. Cadlon end. av-
Ored to wrcst the two-man champion.
ship from Martin and MclIugh, but 'ail-
ed In the attempt, the final score being
81 for The challengers to So for the de-
tenders. Scores
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
BROWN LOSES TO GREENLTEP.

r Ralph Greenlief. the 17-year-old
billiard wonder, from Mammouth, In
ana. defeated G. J. Brown, State
champion. in a 250 point match, at
the Royal Parlors, on Saturday. Green
lief and Brown started rolling in the
afternoon, the visitor finishing the
first leg on the short end, 12S to 121.
He came back in the evening, however.
and won, $50 TO ZIG. He beat Nc
Farland on Fr day, $50 to 241.
has been of the whirlwind variety.
He has not lost a single game since
he was defeated for the world cham
pionship. and ne has met 81 OF the
best pocket billiard stars OF New York
and IA Of the leading players Of Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
me In the Jswn d. class,

me In the Jawn ID. class
loe---Yes, but
waddacoin--Then had 10 spend a
bunch Of Jack on the grounds last
year. and the trainin' trips going to
cost lot Of change, and
Joe---But can't Soc
Waddncoin-and didn't get slice
Of the series coin, but you fellows
been pretty square and I'm going -
hang another thousand on that con-
tract
Then Bunk woke Up. II was the
mail man who woke m Up. and IN
ne mail Joo found notice Of uncondl.
tionai release.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
BILL M'CCWAY MY B. ON
AMERICAN LEAGUE STAFF

That bill" McGowan has been ap.
pointed a reserve umpire on the
American League staf was the sub
stance of an unofficial report to "Bill'
today. II has been said by a baseball
man, who attended the meeting OF the
American League last night, that the
appointment was made. but the OFF,
cial announcement has not as yet
been made.
MCGOWAN has seen service in the
Tri-State. Virginia, international and
New York State Leagues. and next
season was to have taken up lis po-
sition in the latter league.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
MOyTCl lair EOW ETS
PACE IN CITY LEAGUE

Montclair held Hagley without aeld
goal in a City l. ague game in Y. NJ Il.
A. Hall on Saturday night. The score
was 10 to @. liy winning the contest,
Montclair broke he tie existing in the
League and sent Hagley to second place.
The victors were without the services of
G. Smith, star forward, and Habbard,
guard. johnson Of Chester, filled Smiths
place, while Lindsay played a stellar
game in place OF Habbard.
johnson, Montclair's reliable forward,
vas high scorer, registering three goals
from the field and five from the fifteen
foot mark. Lichtenstein and ID. Smith
counted for two field goalsl each
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
10 Make Money.
NO BASKETBALL At M1DDLFTOwv
Special to THU EVENING JOURNAL.
>MIDDL LETOWN. Dei.. Dec. 1S-The


>MIDDLETOwN, Del, Dec. IS s-The
town will not have basketball this
season. Three teams were started
here this year. and gradually all have
disbanded, the main reason being the
lack of a su table floor. The Middle
town High School put two Quintets on
the floor at the start Of the season
a boys Eve and a girls five. Both OF
these teams played several games,
a very creditable showing. When the
cold weather came. however, they
were forced to disband. because It
was out Of the question to play In
the cold.
Two town teams have been organ
ized but neither one has made much
progress. One has ALREADY disbanded,
while the other is totter ng on its last
legs.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18

Seven squash players survive, a
;Ontem h.adlines. Why not put 'em
ali out of their misery.
When Al Mccoy found out he was
with Dillon he ran himself
D. er with has own automob 10. AL is
a believer in safety first.
WASTED ENERGY.
Trying to explain to the wife when
she came home Unexpectedly and
'ound you ready for q qu-et little
game.
Bill Wrigley, the chewing wax boss,
has bought more stock in the Cubs,
Bills always got to give Us some
tn ng to chew about.
Things Jess willard Hasn't Done.
:
Cornell must be going to
have a good team next year.
Harvard won't play 'em.
TO Make Money.
Posed for a corset ad.
Advertised a baby food
Carried a sandwich man sign.
Worked.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18

Schedule This Week.
Wednesday Highland vs.. Hagley at
Hariey.
Thursday vs.. General Chem.
zeal at Eden Park.
Swurday Norwood vs.. MOntclair,
Relssman Han.
City League meeting tonight.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
ANSWER.
POSTPONE s0CCER GAVE.

The soccer game scheduief on Sat
urday between INC Edge Moor A, G..
and Albion, was called OF because ~
bad weather The game will be play cd
OF next Saturday al Third ana iir e
streets. Camden. s. j.
Edge Moore win play the chan
pions OF tho ~aitimoro sons Of S.
Georges League ON Christmas Day
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
Wilmington Academy.
Company Z.
Goals

herefetS-FfterSOn ana MdbSCN.
T'mers-A. Hushbeck and II. Eder
.Scorer-E. Abrahams.
In the preliminary game Elkto
High School had NJ trouble defeatin7
the Clinton A. A. Of wilmington. 40 TO
.13 The ali-around PLAYING Of Elkton
High was the outstanding feature Of
the game. Freedman played the best
game for Clifton.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18

Cath. Un.-M. A shortley; Quarter
Wash. & Lee-Albert Pierotti; Cen
Virginia las. G. Ward; End
Vanderhilt-Jos Cody; Tackle
Geo. Wash.-Geo. r. Kedd; Tackle.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
PRATT BEATS DELAWARE.

Pratt Institute basketball team d'
feated the five from Delaware College
tho Prntt gymnasium, in brooklyn, oa
Saturday night by 81 20 "a The home
team led al the end uf ihs frs halt by
Is 10 &. Burns, with eight baskets from
scrimmagc. Nas the star for the win
ners. Iiorsey and Clancy oxcclltd for
Delaware. The lineup
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
CITY LEAGUE MEETING.

The City Basketball League will
meet in THE EVENING JOURNAL Of
flee tonight. As business Of import
ance is to be transacted. the team
managers are requested to be present
at 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18

Goals from aeld-Burms. 81 Van Mo-
trand. Loinbnch, ,; EshoItz. ?; norscy,
3; Clancy. o Casey, .. Goals frun
foul-Burns. Fshoit7, z; Clancy, g. Re-.
eree.--Biily Lush, Yale. Time of halves
30 minutes.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18

Ind tins have been big figures in
baseball, but never has an indian man
aged a baseball team of Importance.
In 1917 a precedent will be set. Chief
Charles Albert Bender will lead the
Toronto International Association
team.
Bender was one OF the big Three"
on Connie Mack's pitching STAFF for
years. Released IN 1914 he went to
he Feds and last season pitched for
the Philiies.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
D. S. Wood Trophy Event.

The contest for the Interstate Associ.
alton Trophy resulted in a tie between
}. B. MeIIugh and f. NJ. Ross who both
scored a so. Ross won in the spin.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
CUURCU LFACUF.

Scores Of Last Weeks Games.
Friends vs.. Old Swedes, postponed.
Hanover. 80; Immanucl 21.
Second Baptist. 26; West 20.
Grace. 25, BrandyWine II.
EpwOrth, 81; Mndeley, 80.
Cfandin0 ~ tho Tooruc
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
"a KEIRILL rEIuLIS

Scores Of LES. Weeks Games.
City League.
MOntclair, 10; isagley 9.
" ghlnnd. a; General Chemical, 20.
Eden, 2s; Norwood II.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
BASKETBALL BULLETIN
CRY LEAGUE.

CRY LEAGUE.
Contracts.
WITH General Chemical-C r.
Welsch, Adam WOerner. :. Rcgan.
With II gh'and--,IOhn j. Rowe, War
ren H. Morrow.
with NOrwOOd-William Long,
francis Long.
With MOntclnir-N. p. johnson.
Releases.
Bv General Chemical-B. r. Bon
ri'"''~ Abrams. j. n. Bradford,
2. A. McGurk.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18
Montclair.
.HaEEley.
Foul

Fouls called-on Montclair, Is; on
Hagley, ~.
Evening journal., 1916-12-18

Schedule This Week.
No games scheduled.