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Evening journal., 1916-11-29
THREE WRESTLING BOUTS
ON The HOLIDAY card

Tom Marvin. the middleweight
wrestler, who claims the title Of
champion OF the Middle West will be
the opponent OF "I'll do my best" Jack
MORO, the Italian champion of this
city, tomorrow evening in Turn Hall.
All arrangements for the bout have
been completed and the money plac-
ed Each wrestler has been in train
ing for the coming event and looks
forward to q victory.
Another bout that promises all a
lot Of interest is the one between
the Wilmington Masked Wrestler
and Young Sem, amateur champion
Of this city.
In the semi-final Jack Barclay. OF
New York. win meet Jack Wilson. OF
Chester Pa. This bout is also ex-
pected to be a feature
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
FINA plans MADE
FOR POULTRY SHOW
800 Birds Have Been En-
tered in Exhibition Which
0 )enS Next Week
FEATURES ARRANGED
FOR EVERY NIGHT

Final plans for the coming poultry
show Of the Diamond State Poultry
and Pigeon Association. to be held at
Turn Hall. next week. were com
pleted at a meeting OF the executive
committee last night The show this
year promises to be larger than any
previous exhibition, the total number
Of entries being as follows: Poul-
try, 340; bantams, %; breeding
cages, 46; turkeys. 10; ducks. 25;
pigeons so, making a grand total Of
500 birds. In addition TO these there
will be cavies, cats and rabbits.
1t was announced last night that in
addition to the demonstration Of poul-
try keeping as it could be done i'm a
back yard, there viii be a water foun-
tain placed in the center of the hall
with live water fowls swimming about
just as If they We're i'm their native
haunts. The hall will also be dec
GRATED, making it attractive.
Another feature of this years show
which is an innovation and cOnsid-
cred decided improvement over the
usual custom of issuing catalogues. is
that of tagging each exhibit These
tags will contain information as to
the breed, variety, sex. name and ad-
dress of the owner and other infor-
nation.
It is the hope Of the executive COM
mittee to have every child in the city
attend the coming show and tickets
for the pupils OF all schools Will b5
diatributed beginning next Tusday
These tickets viii be sent to the
school teachers.
The cups TO be awarded the win
ners at the coming exhibition will
| be placed on exhibition at the Tenth
street show windows of the MnlarC
F. Davis store. on Sunday next and
beginning Monday they will be placed
on exhibition in the display window
OF John Govatos, Eighth and Market
streets. The pens of Barred Ply
mouth Rocks, will also be placed OF
| exhibition in the store of Lewis S
| Fell, No 109 West Fourth street, he
/ ginning Monday. These birds were
bred by Mrs. George A. Wolf, OF Tai
I leyville, and are considered gOol
utility fowls. Mrs. John Boyle. o
! No. S22 Madison street, will also hav
a number OF Silver Laced Wyandotte
on exhibition al the show in tn
demonstration coop.
While the committee has arrange
a pleasing program for every nigh
of the week. it Is expected that Tues
day evening, the opening night vii
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
Y. N. n. \. CTTs HAGLEY.

Hagley Community House was given
"black eye" last night through the
thoughtlessness and unsportsmanship
of one OF the players of the basketball
team
The Y. NJ II. A. team played the
Hagley five on the latter's floor last
night Hagley was leading I'm the
second half, but the referee'ng was
decidedly unfair The Y. M IT. A.
team protested against the faulty ref
ereeing and asked the Hagley team to
remove the referee with this re-
quest. one OF the Hagley PLAYERS. who
had played al center in the first half.
struck A. Topkis. the Y H. TT A. cen
ter. The "Y" boys then Left the floor
This will cause the breaking of of
further relations between the two as
sOciafiOns.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
Delaware Will END
season TOMORROW
Gold and Blue Play Final
1916 Game With Mt.
st. Mary's
LAST CONTEST FOR
CAPTAIN FIDANCE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Noy. 29-The Delaware
College football team viii close the sea-
son here tomorrow when a game will be
played with Mt. So. Marys, of Emmits-
burg, Md. This will be one of the best
games Of the season, as Mt ST. Nary
is strong this year and has defeated
some fast teams.
Tomorrow's game viii be the last
game for Captain "Mike" Fidance. who
graduates next June. Fidance has made
one of the best quarters that Delaware
ever had. In 1913, his freshman wear
Fidance was understudy 20 Jimmy Hus
ton at quarter, and has played the posi-
tion ON the varsity the last three years
For - time this year Fidance had bad
leg, and in two or three games did
more fumbling than he had done all tn,
remainder OF the games that he has
played in three years. lie has entirely
recovered now, however and in shape tC
put up a great game tomorrow.
Coach McAyoy has developed an uu
usually strong line out of practically
an new material this year. This line
has been stone wall TO opponents il
all games played TINS year with the eN
ception of the Western Maryland an,
Dickinson games.
The game will start at 2.3O o'clocl
tomorrow. The team deserves the pa
tronage of Delawareaus, and a recor,
crowd is looked for. Many visitors ar
expected from Wilmington. A larg
majority of them will probably max
the trip bv automobile. but there vii
be others who viii come by train leav
ing the Baltimore and Ohio Delawar
Avenue Station at Ito o'clock. 4 traii
leaves shortly after the game for vii
mington.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
| I BASKETBALL
LEAGUE Starts TONIGHT

Tonight Will mark the opening Of
the City Basketball League, which is
i'm it's first year when the General
Chemical Company five will meet the
Hagley Community House team In
the latters cage. at Henry Clay.
Imp Ryan will referee the fray.
The game is expected TO give the
league an auspicious opening, for
both teams are about on a par, and
a fast game is expected. Each is
anxious to get on top in the league
at the outset, and will battle hard
for victory. This game will be fol
lowed by games between the other
teams ON Saturday night
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
EDEN READY TO PLAY.

The South Side Eden basketball
team of the City Basketball League,
finished It's practicing season by de-
feating team composed Of stars OF
the Brownson league in fast con-
test at Eden Park on Tuesday even
ing by the score Of 81 TO %. The en-
tire Eden team put up a great game,
Wright being high man with six field
goals. Dineen. Quill and Magill play
ed well for Brownsou.
Eden opens its league season on
Saturday night with Montclair. I'm Y.
NJ. H. Hall. The lineup.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
MORRO WARNS UP.

Before a large crowd of Carney
Point workers in the Carney Point Y.
NJ c. A. last night, Jack Moro. local
middleweight wrestler, and Emil
Schultner, the Russian near-heavy-
weight gave an/eXhibition match
The Wilmington Athletic Associa-
ton is endeavoring TO have Schult-
ner meet a man in his class in one OF
the associations programs here in a
short time
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
soccFR An FpGF MooR.

Edge Moor a. c. soccer team viii play
Edge Moor Iron Company's team, q sec
ond division league game. at Edge Moor
tomorrow afternoon The Edge Moor
A. C. team win be picked from the fol
lowing players; Fisher. fiolgate, Burton
Hunt, w. Bagg. J. Baeg a. SiTetton
Brodley. Art Stretton. Darby, Jones
Dram. Tums, Fish. Gilmore This vii
be q benefit for player who had bis
arm broken few wfoks ago
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
THANKSGIVING DAY SPORTS
s*'''"'
TOOTRALL.

AWW - AhAfas
South Philadelphia High School
vs.. Wilmington High School. Wa
waset Park (mornlng).
La Sale vs.. PennsgrOYe High.
Eighteenth and Nanburen (mOrn-
ing).
BrOwnson seconds vs.. p. X. II.
4. A. Front and Union (morn-
. ing).
" Delaware vs.. NJ. st. Mary's, at
Newark (afternOOn).
U. ;. ;. Missouri vs.. BrOWnsOn,
Front and Union (afternOon).
TRAPSHOOTIN6.
Wilmington TrapshOoting Asso-
citation, Bellevue.
Greenhill TrapshOOtIng Club,
Bellevue.
YOrklyn Gun Club, Yorklyn.
Del.
AUTO RACES.
Wawaset Park.
WRESTLING.
Wilmington Athletic Associa-
tiOn. Turn>Hall.
SOCCER.
Edge Moor A. &. vs.. Edge Moor
Iron Company, at Edge Moor.
BASKETBALL.
Church League.
Thursday EpWorth vs.. Brandy
wine. at Hanover.
Thursday - West vs.. Hanover
at Hanover.
Thursday - anuel vs..
Friends, at Friends.
Thursday - Second Baptist vs..
Grace. at Settlement.
TONIGHT'S SPORT.
City League Basketball.
General Chemical vs.. HagIey, 1T
Hagley. Ryan, referee.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29

be featured by the presence OF every
member Of the association and the
out-of-town exhibitors Mayor James
F. Price, who donated q handsome
silver loving cup as a sweepstake
prize for the ten best birds in the
show, will make an address to the
poultrymen and members OF City
Council and other city officials will
/ be present as guests Of the associa-
ton.
Mayor Price viii be introduced by
William r. Langshaw. president OF
the local organization. who Will act
as chairman OF the evening
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
CHEsROOK IN CAGE GAME.

Chesrook will be represented i'm the
basketball cage this season. Home
games will he played on the Y H. TT.
A. floor on Friday nights. Daley.
OKeefe. Woolery and McCaughan of
last years Wilmington High School
team Mat Donohoe. former High
School player; Imp Ryan. we'll
known all-around athlete and Ger
aid Doherty, former Delaware Col
lege player will make up the team.
Manager Condor is anxious TO meet
teams of the City and Church
Leagues.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
HARDLY sPORTSMANLIKE.
United Press,

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Nov. 29.-William Wad-
hams, 3S, was arrested as he stepped
from prison and charged with failing
20 comply with the cOnscription act.
Though Wadhams eXnlained he had
been confined since 1913 and hadn't
heard of conscription. he was fined
$40 and impressed into the army.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
SOUTH SIDE aLADIES' NIGHT.' =

South Side Eden Athletic Club will
observe Ladies' Night" az its club
house tonight, with an attractive pro-
gram arranged. Committee in charge
is composed OF John Reilly. chairman
William Biggins. Leonard Donohue
Lloyd Warren and Frank Giilen.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
IINI0Rs, ANNIYRRsARY.

Welcome Council. No. Z. Jr. o. II
A. NJ. will hold its twenty-fourth an
niversary this evening at their hall
No. 907 Tatnall street Every mem
Der. wife and friend are urged TO at
tend
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
LA Sale TO CLOSE
With PENNSGROVE HIGH

The La Sale Academy football team
will close a very successful season
tomorrow morning in a game against
the Pennsgrove High School eleven
az Eighteenth and Van Buren streets.
A large crowd is expected out as
each team has won one game. La
Sale viii probably line up as follows;
McLoughin, D. e.. O'Donnell l. T.; Frey,
J. g.; Devine, c.; Hughentucker r. g.;
Welsh, r. g.; Hessian. T.. e.; Brennan
q. b.; Mcconnell l. IA. b.. Finn, r. h.
b. Earl or Gerstenberg, T. b.
La Sale closes the season as the
130-pound champions, having defeated
Brownson Second at Front and Union
on October Ia, by the score of 16 to z,
All of La Sale players are requested
to report for practice at Fourth and
Pine at 730 O'Clock this evening.
Plans are being made for a recep-
tion 20 be given the football team bS
the la Sale Athletic Association IN
the near future.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
PARKsIDE ATHLETIC CLUB NOTES

PARKsIDE ATHLETIC CLUB NOTES.
Parkside handed Highland some lacing
saturday
Manager Booth has certainly collected
together some fast football team
Manager Booths injury will prove a
great loss 90 the Parksidc team.
kid Chadwick showed some old time
form at the right end position.
Whenever You heard the fans say.
Here he comes and "There he goes
everybody knew it was Jimmy Taylor.
Poppy Joyce is right at home when
it comes TO making end runs
Coach Turner gave the boys a hard
practice before the game and the results
came during the game.
Coach Turner also showed the boys
how TO run with the bah as wen ne hit
the limo. for when he ran with the ball
he certainly did tear things up
Nick Webly played one Of the best
games of the season.
Saturday was Ray Schafrer's first
game Of the season, and he was sure 81
the game
Everybody down TO Kirkwood parl
Thanksgiving afternoon. There will b.
some game.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29
Points
soutb Slde.Eden.
AH.Star's.

Referee, Johnny Reeder Timers,
Welch and Patterson. Time 20-min-
ute halves.
Evening journal., 1916-11-29

Seats for the Bernhardt engagement
now on Sale.-Adyt.
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House for rent Inquire J. A..
Moore
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After Effects Of Typhoid

Figures are showing w ~
phoid in Il new light. We have
always regarded seriously the
chances of fatality that go with
each case, also the length of
time required for the fevers
course, the intense suffering,
the anxiety, the careful nursing,
not to mention the expense, but
now figures are showing that
typhoid are not to be considered
A study of 1878 cases of typh
odd fever shows that li6 died
while under treatment, which Is
not quite one out Of ten. OF the
ll2- who recovered from the i'm
mediate effects Of th" disease,
the death rate for the first three
vcags was twice the normal death
rate Of a similar group n persons
who had not had ty@hoId
A. the cause of death among
the patients who died following
recovery from tyuhuld. tup"rcu
losi~ heads th" list with Il rate
Of 80 per cent, Will" Diseases OF
the heart followed with a rate OF
las per cent In OF ler words,
the chances for luyi, Z 'ubrrcu'
lOSis are incrra>dd about three
times for those WHO hav" re.
covered from typhuld, while tile
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Notice For Publication

Department at the Interior T.. =.
Land office, Las Cruces, y. NJ.
Npril II, 1915.
Notirr l., hereby given that William
l.. Hobbs, of Columbus. y. NJ
who, on April 10, lol2, made home.
stead entry, No. OB95l, for W4NWt;
NASWi. section -, township - :,
range \ W. y NJ T. meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to makc final three
wear proof. tn establish claim to the
land ahoyc described, before ". c..
Huuycr, T.. :. Commissioner. at
Columbu, y. NJ; on the 18th da, Of
May 1915.
Claimant anne ~ Witnesses:
LouiNL Burkheud, Clarence Il Stry.
"n>on, Hugh :, Kane, Charlie, French
all nf Columbus. New Mexico.
JOHN IT, BURNSIDE Register
Apr. u May ~
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Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, T.. 5.
Land Office Las Cruces. y. ".
April %, 1916
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Heath. Of Columbus. n. NJ. who, on
March %, 1909, made homestead entry
O30O4, for lots | and >: IA NV Sec.
:, T, 2s s.. II. : W, and on April *.
1916, made additional homestead
entry No. Ol344a, for MT. Section :,
Township ~ :. Range : ". NMP Mrri-
dian. has filed notice Of intention to
make final five wear Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described.
before W. c. Hoover, L. $. Com
missioner. At Columbus. y. NJ, on
the 10Th day Of June 1916.
Claimant anne as witnesses:
Henry B. Gardner, I'd. l.. Barringrr.
James II. Pof, Peter Il ITmmon, ST..
all Of Colun bus, n. NJ.
JOHN l., BURNSIDE Register
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The readers Of this paper VIII he
pleased to learn hat there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
Catarrh. Halls Caiurrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now knoWU TO the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being "a constitutional
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ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucOus surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation Of the dis
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building up the constitution and assisting
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Notice For Publication

Department Of 'hr Interior T.. =
Land Onicr Las cruces, y. NJ.
April -, 1915.
Notice * hereby given that Arthur
l.. Miles, of Columbus s. M. who
on January -, 1911, made homestead
entry, No. Oa2ls. for Nw!. section ..
Township % =, Range Nv, NNp Mcri-
dian, has fled nutic of intertion Ia
make inai communication Proof, 80 -
tahli~h claim "a the land above de-.
scritcd. before W g. Hoover. t.. :
Commissioned, ~ Columbus, y. NJ.
on the 18th day oi June. 1915.
Claimant numeS a, Witnesses:
william r.. Cowgirl, james :. Ander-
son, Daniel j.. ~Chadhurn. Emma
Nelson, all OF Columbus. n. NJ.
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Department of the Interior, L, =.
Land ONCE, Las Cruces n. NJ.
March %, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that EStella
r.. Witt, OF Columbus, n. NJ. who,
ON September 7th 1912, made home
stead entry No. 07433 for SWi section
Il, township 27S, range : w, aud ON
June /, 1915, made additional home
stead entry No. OlII64, for SWi SEl
section II, M NE4; SWl NEi, section
~, township y $, range : w, NJ +
meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make final three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described. before W G. Hoover, Us.
Commissioners, Columbus, New Mex.
ON the 18th day Of May 1915.
Claimant names as witues 'es:
Frank +. Balm, Hugh j. Kane, Will
liam /. Hobbs and Clarence Stevenson
all Of Columbus, New Mexico.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE Register
Apr : May >
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DEPARTMENT or
Home, Health and Sanitation
Conducted 10y
y. f. CHAPMAN, Sanitarian
Ex-Chict Sanitary Inspector
of Arkansas
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FROM a MOTHER 70 HER LOST
GliRI.
Villa. Baby or Elizabeth. which
over name YOU are going by, if il
Is you that is ser ding Ross W.
those anonymous letters and
post cards, please write to
mamma and everything will be
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buy your spark plugs for your
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-12

Sion as long as the pay remains at.
ractive, which is sixty days n this
state has 70 BE- met hy members who
'fe patriotic aud Devoted to tl.e we.
iarc OF The state These hAsa lan
iupport OF Governor Williams sad the
belief rs prevalent that ne has an
organization that viii d Paw erful
enough to pai his program through.
The Ike has never been done IN Okla.
nom. prior to now. and the history -
icw states in The west is such as u
end encouragement to the holding Of
= SPECIAL session Of the Legislature nj
he olcn.ng oi a campaign in the face
~ tax burdens and protests against
such burdens While the outcome
VIII be awaited by all parties with
interest the assurance that sits upon
he features aud is adumbrated in The
bearing Of Governor Williams ee, las
y prssatt convincing.
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BRIGHTER CHILDREN

Childrenare probably 5rishies'o day
than generation ago-5u; are he,
strongerl That's grave question
SO many pinohed faces. dnllcd eyes
and languid feelings make US wonder
if they will ever grow into robust,
healthy men and women.
If your children catch colds ca Sly.
are tired when rising, lack healthy
color, OF find studies di',ion't, give
them Scott's Emulsion f,r enc month
10 enrich their blood and restore the
body.foiccs 10 healthy action.
Scots Emulsion is used in private
schools. II is not "pateui medicine
simply a highly concentrated oil food
without alcohol or harmful drugs. l.
cannot harm, it improves blood, it bene
fits lungs and strengthens the system
Your druggist has it--refuse substitutes
scos; 4 BOVINE. Bloomheli, M. is-1
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~ Associated Press

New York Jan ~ The change in
ownership o. the Chicago National
League baseball club will he complet-
ei oa Jan ~, when Charles W. Wees
Imam and his associates pay to Chas
y. TAFT Si0o.00o, balance due on the
half million transaction marks an
epoch in the history OF one OF the
famous clubs of professional baseball.
Since the chicago club was organized
IN 1876 It has always held a promi-
uert place IN the professional game
/ During its existence OF forty years
many championship remnants have
lcen nailed to its ilagrole Probably
10 other club in the senior major
,.asne has feen so fortunate firan.
,ially, as money or the lack OF IT has
rctcr troubled the Chicago manage.
mcnt At all times the owners of
tl.s organization have endeaNOrel to
secure the services of great PLAYERS
regardless OF cost as tie raster shows
ard tiis has been one OF ihc stsoas-
est factors IN the clubs success n
loriy wears cnls SIX men have he'll
the majority stock IN the club. the
recent deal having transferred cor
lt.ol into the hands Of rnarics X
| Mceghman so that owners o. tie
team have heea few William \
llulteft and tie late N,her. e. sYali-
inc organized the team IN 1876 al
- James l. Hart purchased a con.
t,Olling interest from Spa'ding and
bold it FOR fourteen wears Then in
1905. came Charles w. Murphy from
Cincinnati with si21aoo and IN buy
iGg ort Hartis interest the club pass-
"a into the joint possession Of naT-
phy and Charles + Taft Frank
Chance was made MANAGER in. fo0e
During the essning five wears chiea.
eo gathered together tie greatest
team II ever had. winning ionr nen-
rants and tao worlds series.
Chance resianed in 1912 hnt after
au experience Of nearly two seasons
Nit3 the New York Americass the
Californian. who was REGARDED as one
o. the greatest leaders IN the nation
? game. QHit major league base bail
end returned to bis orange grosef at
Glenaora cal loanny fvers she
csede1 Fhanse in Chicago as man
aecr hut after wra cle with Nar-
riy vas traded to Boston Then
Eans 6'DsY. the veteran umpire. he
ciffo 'ae rah's pil1t but after a SIN
~ season's handling Of the steering
heol vas denosed and Roser Brcs-
rshan vas PLACED IN charee TO IA
fsioaed n y probability. hy Ice
Tinter reNt seafoa.
70 point o. continuous service. hog
rVcr. Captain Adrian e. Anson holds
&c chiraer record as manager An.
sen ~as appointed in 1871 and held
~ aosiiios un,ll 1897. during which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-12

With many people, taking cold Is a
habit but fortunately one that Is cas-.
Il! broken. Take a cold sponge iati
every morning when you first get tat
OK led-not ice cold, but a tcmpcra-
iure of about 90 degrees r. Also
sleep With xoar window up. Do this
and you viii seldom take cold. Whom
you do take cold take Chamberlan's
Cough Remedy and get rid Of II rs
quickly as possible. Obtainahle cy-
nrywhere.
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'OLEY KIDNEY PllI :;

or The polieewomen in the unite1
States, Chicago has q. baltimore.
Los AH3elcs aad Seattle five each.
Fttsbure /, San Francisco, Portland,
anl ST. Paul three cacN. and Day or
Topeka and Minncaroi's two each.
Fifteen cities have one each. Then
nay ranges from sG25 PER annum in
Dayton TO s 900 in San Franc!sco.