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Evening journal., 1919-03-15

WANTED-HoUsE PAINTERS AT
W once. Apply Seaburg and blackwaeaist'
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
RFM0YAL NOTICE

mr.. L. p. CULLEN. DENTIST. has
~ moved his Office from QO7 West street
70 second floor, Ford Bldg. Suites zoo ana
20l. ID. 4 A. Phone 6seS febi2-3m.
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statesmen.

SIDE LINE-ToP NOTCH sPTc1ST- sP,1f-s-i-,c,- nv,
~ responsible house; pays comm3ssi.
promptly, write today: samnias sc n'
sales talks free; no DELAYS Trictsa, ans
Co, Des Mcines, Iowa. maris-lf f''
Evening journal., 1919-03-15

A MAN SUCCEEDS IN THE WORK HE
n likes II you would like a responsible
railway position one that enables you to
travel and 20 advance, starting nt $40
month and expenses, no age limit write
Tor booklet, No. lis, sta iidrd Business
Training Institute. Buffalo, y. Y.
fcb19-sats-tf.
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10 Philadelphia
and Chester

rum Il CuEtu CT. W harf
Schedule in effect Monday, Oct. IS.
Subject to change without notice.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and
Saturdays, at 500 A. NJ, 10 o'clock noon
and 415 p NJ.
on Saturdays and Sundays, leave wn.
mington and Philadelphia, at 7.30, 1890 A
NJ 1.30, AIS and 100 z. NJ
WILMiNGToN-PENN ROUTE.
Schedule IN effect Sunday, Oct 20
Daily, including sundays.
NJ, IL o'clock noon, 200, 4 90, 600 500
1000 and II o'clock midnight
Leave PennsgrOge 715. 800. 1iO0 A, NJ
Lon: 3 90. 900 200, SEQ, 1lo0 Z NJ. and
1915 A N
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GARAGE, REPAIRING, TIRES
PROPOSALS.


THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
4 of the State Of Delaware. requests bids
with accompanying details, for two auto
mobiles, one Of which will be a roadster
and the other a passenger touring car
Bids will be opened at Il o'clock noon, on
the second day Of April, 1919. at the offices
of the department, Armory Building,
Dover, Delaware. mars-15-22-20.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMiLE

NyANTED-TYPING AND BILLING, IN
w evenings. Call 1856, Automatic.
mari4-2t.
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PALlIIST
ROOMS WANTED.

lXyANTED-A GOOD SIZE ROOM FOR
w storage. IN private family; terms
must be reasonable. Address W-66, Even
ing Journal Office: mar11-13-15.
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PROPOSALS = THE MAYOR AM

DROPOSALS - THE MAYOR AND
Council Of Wilmington. Delaware.
Sealed proposals. will be received by the
undersigned until o'clock =. NJ. March
90 1919, for the printing of eighteen thou
sand. city tax bills for the Northern dis
trict; twelve thousand city tax bills for
the Southern district: twelve thousand
street paving tax bills for the Northern
district; and eight thousand street paving
tax bills for the Southern district. All 10
be printed on textile bond, colors TO be Sc
at the City Tax Once. Municipal Building,
Tenth and King streets.
The right 20 reject any or all bids is re-
served. Address all proposals In sealed
envelopes TO the Printing Committee Of
"The Council" of the City of Wilmington,
marked proposals for Printing City Tax
Bills"
HARRY p. CATHCART,
HOWARD NJ. WARD,
WILLIAM ABBERGER,
marf5-I9 Printing Committee
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

EoR SAJE-gIvE PASSENGER OVER
IL land, Model SO, cheap. No reasonable
offer refused. III Orange st. mar13-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15

DUBLIC SALE-PERSONAL PROPERTY
at GuyencOurt, March 90 1919. Sub
scriber will sell without reserve: Farm
wagon, Sellers Is wagon, surry, buggies,
double-team harness. cart and lot of other
harness. extra good side saddle, moving
machine, roller, fodder cutter, plOws, spring
and drag harrOws, two-hOrse cultivatOrs,
hand cultivators forks, hoes, shovels, rakes,
two cross-cut saws. hand and other saws,
lot of tools. one half bushel and one-half
peck measures, barrels. scalding tubs
household goods and dairy fixtures, bed
room set, lot Of chairs. tables, tubs. ring
ers, dishes, stone crooks, lot Of other
crooks, large aud small; two brass ket-
ties, other pots and kettles, sausage cut
fer. lard press two churns, butter worker
and cooler prints, scales and weights,
butcher scales, lot of chickens. You will
mud many things not mentioned. If you
want bargains, come, Terms cash.
w. ATWOOD WELDIN.
W y. Lank, Auct. Geo. X. Barney. Clerk.
mari5-17-19
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TTNFURNIsHED APARTMENT WANT,
y ed, IN desirable location. Addres,
WIS. Evening Journal Office feb22-tf.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
TRANSPORTATION

Leave Philadelphia, Pier
10, North Wharves Race
ST., 5 p. NJ.
FREIGHT ONLY.
Leave Wilmtngton,I
French Street Wharf, s.
P. NJ.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15

Or Payment Cards taken in trade.
or cash paid for them. The Sample
Shop. /. w. Sixth ST. Open
evenings.
iau1G-tf
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HOTELS ND RESTAURANTs

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON
in tine city for the money. SOC Market st.
mayt3-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15

EoR SALE, CHEAP-USED- TRUCKS.
u Apply j. NJ. Wilson. 1914 French 81.
Phone es32 febiT-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15

MONEY no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Aii II you have good security. you get
the money right away. Address MSS. Even
ing journal Ofice. jan22- mon we'd sat H.
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CERTIFICATE on DISSOUTI0Il


GTAFB or DELAWARE. OFFICE Op
! - SECRETARY or STATE.
! 49, CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting;
Whereas. Il appears 70 my satisfaction
! by duly authenticated record OF the pro-
I ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
! thereof, by the consent Of all the stock
and Syfrit Company. a corporation of this
state, whose principal Office Is situated al
$40 Iatnall street in the city OF
W wilmington; county of New Castle.
Company being agent therein and In
charge thereof, upon whom process may be
served, has compiled with the require
ments Of the Corporation Laws Of the state
OF Delaware, as contained In 1915. Sec
tion / 10 2101. Section 1s7. Chapter 60, OF
the Revised Statutes OF 1913, as amended,
preliminary TO the issuing OF this
CERTIFICA1E or DISSOLUTION.
Secretary Of state. Of the State Of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
poration did, on the 14th day Of March,
A. n. 1919. file in the office duly executed
and attested consent. in writing. 70 the
dissolution Of said corporation, executed
bv all the stockholders thereof, which said
consent and the records OF the proceedings
are now on file in my said Office
= p'O'-U'u IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereunto
set my hand aud
OFFICIAL SEAL ofnclai seal, NJ
Secretary's Office Dover, this 14th
1855 Delaware he3 day OF March, IN
1911 the year OF our
Lord. one thou
sand nine hun
dred and nine
teen.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
msr15-it Secretary OF Stats.
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AGENTS WANTED.

NEEDED IN EVERY HoME-FoR
~ spring housecleaning. Columbian hbre
brooms; out-wear three corn brOOms :
other grade fbre brooms; hundreds OF
satisfied users; good proposition for
agents stores. Burtz Fibre Broom CO..
Columbia. Pa. inarl-eOd-Gt.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
LOST AND FOUND
NOTICES

EABINETMAKING AND CARPENTER
~ Jobbing done; estimates furnished
window screens a speciality. H. Schafer,
25l5 Market st. ID. q A. 1892. feb2J-eOd- 2m.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

SALE-wAR CAUSE. FARM, 225 ACRES
- three-fourths tillable; 500 feet alti-
tude. Ntndham county, Connecticut: house
newly furnished, painted, decorated. mod
ernized. furnace heat, electric light run
ming water, bath. toilets, 10 large rooms.
three barns, hog, chicken houses, imple-
ments, hne pasture, orchard. no stock
$4,000. McGee, Owner, 2s4 Lafayette St,
y. 4. mar15-1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
CHICAGO WOMAN BECOMES
CHAMPION TRANSPORTER
Makes Ninety Hrenks in 100 Targets
II Grand American Tournament
In phiindctph

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2o.-Mrs. AL
pert III. Winkler, No 562l Calumet ave-
nue.. Chicago, by winning the woman's
amateur trapshooting championship
event in the Grand American Iiandicap
irapshootine tournament. becomes tho
first Ollie ally recognized champion of
the fair Dianas.
The championship title for several
years hos been awarded unoiiicially to
the woman making the highest score
in the Grand American Handicap, but
TINS method WIS not rair. because all
OF the women were not placed on the
same handicap mark. So this year the
American TrapShooting Association
staged real championship event for
women. and to Mrs. Winkler went the
honorS.
score made by Mrs. Winkler Her near
est competitor was Mrs. c. l.. Groat of
Los Angeles. Cal, for four years the
woman's champion of California. and
in l9lS the compiler of the highest
average among the women trapshoot
fair Diana from the West Coast found
shooting conditions altogether differ
cnt at the South Short Country Club
from on the coast, and the low targets
bothered her SO much that she missed
all of them.
eral years, be ing regular attendant
at the larger shoots in tue Middle West
with her husband. who Is also an cx-
ceptionallS good trap shot. Three
years ago, Mrs. Winkler tied her hus
band and another shooter for the
with 80 breaks, and on the shoot Off
the honors went to her with n straight
score This is additional proof that
Mrs. Winkler is a regular shot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
BARNES WINS GOLF TITLE
NATIONAL CHAMP LOSES
10 MAN FROM ST. LOUIS
'"'eou futs Up Good Fight but Is
po"hed, Six Up md Two
To Plny.
Ihy AssocIatcd prcas.l

a
- y. L, Sept. 20.--Once again
Ji'n barnes. the Western open title
n'luer IS champion of tho Professional
Golfers Association. for in the final
round OF the tournament over the En-
sineers' Country Club links here to-
Jay inc 'hil Briton defeated Fred Nc
Lcod. national champion, six IN and
Ave To play.
As a result Barnes wins a diamond
h.dsi END $500 in cash. while the sun
set I'M Country club. near ST. I,ouis.
which he represents. will hold the Rod,
man Wanamakcr trophy for one wear.
Mcleod wins $3.50 and n gold medal
while Rob Mcdonald, Of Chicago. and
George Mncl.can. OF Great Neck. each
get SIPS and silver medals, as semi
ilnalistS all of the thirty-two con
tcstantS get awards.
Mcleod pat UP a good fight, especial
~ IN tho morning. no the turn he was
one up, having gone out in 81 TO 40
FOR his opponent and he became two
up at tho next hole After that. how
ever. Barnes won five straight ho,cs
and finished the morning nve up. The
match ended on the thirteenth green
In the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

serea thousand persons each year arc laid
hMr%-th" burial certificate being marked
Rupture. Why Because the unfortunate
ones had neglected themselves or had been
merely taking OF the sign fswell!nE)
~ tho affection and paying no attention 10
IN" cause. What are you doinr7 Are you
rtEiccting yourself by wearing truss
appliance, or wha;cvcr name you choose
10 cali II? - b"s;. the truss only a
nakesh.tt-a fslse prop against coiiapstns
wall-Srd cannot ne expected 10 &C, as
more Than mere mechanical support The
binding pressure rctards blood circulation.
mus rohHtnS the weakened muscles OF that
which they need most--nourish;neat
bur science has found a way and every
truSs sufferer IN the nd is invited to make
FREE test right IN tho privacy of their
own home. The rl.APAo method Is
rUsstlonahiy the mos, scientific. losica! and
successful s"lf-trcat:ucnt tor rupture the
world has ever known.
Tho Pr.APAo FAD when adher,ng closely
70 the body cannot possibly slip or SHIFT
~: az place. therefore. cannot cha.c
pinch S3it as velvct-easy 10 apnly--in-
expensive. To be used whilst you work
aud whilst you sleep. 40 straps buckles
or springs attached,
Learn how to. close the h.rnial opening
nature intended the rupture CAN'T
ccine down. Send your name today to
rLAPAo co. Block SO. ST. Louis. Mo. for
FREE trial P!apao and the Information
G.gcsaa :y.-AGv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
CORNELL ELECTS CAPTAIN
Fred Shiverick. wnr Veteran,
Chosen to Lead 1910 Foot
bnll Team.

ITHACA. N. Y. Sept. 2o.-with the
election OF Frederick Shivcrick. of
Chicago. as captain OF the Cornell
football team. the siSty-odd men who
are candidates for the eleven paid a
handsome compliment 10 one of their
veterans who Fought in France and
at the same time chose a leader who
has the complete confidence OF speedy
Rush and his associate coaches and
the entire undergraduate body.
Shiverick before the war was a
clever half back and one OF the great
est kickers in the country. Elected
captain after the 1915 season, he left
college when war broke out and en-
tered an officers training camp. be-
coming captain. lie is the only
player of championship game expert
ence who has so far reported.
With the arrival of four new men
the squad numbers sixty-threc play
crs, including many who have had eX-
pcrience in freshman and S. A. +. G.
football Among arrivals are Strauss,
tackle on the 1917 team, making the
sixth member of that team TO put in
an appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
WILL TAKE TWO WEEKS
FOR DECISION ONMAY'S CASE
Bricfs and Amdnvits to HIVE InJunc-
ton Mndc Permanent HIVE
Bccn Filed by Lawyers.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-It Is now
figured that it will take Justice Robert
+. Wagner OF the Supreme Court at
least ten days and possibly two weeks
to hand down a decision in the Mays
injunction proceedings.
Counsel for the New York American
League Baseball Club and Ban John
son. president Of the American League.
have submitted their briefs aMdnvlts,
and other data in connection with the
hearing TO have tho injunction mad
permanent In addition. johnson fled
between eight and ten supplemental
atiidarits. while the Yankees added TO
the literary collection By some six or
seven
Just when Justice Wagner Will com
plctc reading all the documentary evil
dcnce that has been submitted 10 him
or just when he VIII receive the recon
mcndation of Referee George j. Giles
pie. who presided at the examination of
Ban Johnson, is problcmatical
II is understood that some of the
supplemental ailidavits filed by John
son include additional statements by
Frank Navin and others. Just whose
afidavits We're included in the bundle
submitted by the Yankees could not he
aSCertaincd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
SEVENTY DON GRID TOGS
AT WASHINGTON AND LEE
Conch Rnftcry Rounding Eleven In
Shape for First Gnmc of Season
on October &.

lSpecldI ID Inc
LEXINGTON. Sept. 2o.-with seven
ty men reporting, for the first foot
bail practice of the season, Washing
ton and Lee University began wednes
day under the direction of head Coach
Raftcry and Assistant Coach Ted"
Shultz to prepare TO meet it's long list
Of Eridiron rivals.
The formidable array OF new men
displayed remarkable feetness during
the light work Of about thirty min
utcs Running, puntinE. passing. sarsS
constituted the work of the first da v
which ended with lap around Wilson
Field. The coaches were we'll pleased
with the appearance Of the squad and
believe that tho men will be rounded
into shape by October 4 when the first
game of the season will be played here
with Randolph Macon College.
Among the veteran Generals who are
expected back this year are Pike John
son. Lindsey Moore, and Art Crom-
we'll of the i9l6 team. These men, with
I'D Bailey and Captain Bethel will prob
ably form the nucleus OF n good line.
Indication for fast. heavy back
Held are made more certain by, the
return TO college of Blaine and kehoes,
who is just out of the marine service,
having hecn stationed for the past
nine months in Haiti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
BIG SQUAD At U. OF VA.
KUYK AND LEACH BROTHERS,
AMONG THOSE REPORTING
'bobby' and "BiIIy" Gooch md Rice
warren Are Assisting Conch
Coleman Field.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
HARLOTTESNILLE. VA, Sept. 90
III the number of candidates. their
splendid enthusiasm. and the alumni,
stars or other days lending skilIful
ara can be taken as an omen. then the
University of Virginia bids fair 10 re-
gam this year the gridiron fame won
oS her remarkable success in 1915.
reconstruction has come in with n
swing, and Coach Harris Coleman has
wealth of material from which 10
select the team that is again to b,,1
Harvard to an alarmingly close score
ana take the measure OF ner South Al
iantic pponents-vanderbilt Georgia
'',M. l. and North Carolina. Already
alumni arc manifesting their int.res,
in the team
nobbs" Gooch Coaching BuckneId.
Gooch. South Atlantic
Ghoice Tor quarter for several Years
,br pm,..hg me numerous bnckfield mei,
Trough their first drill, strcssinp ~
fundamentals. lie is, pawn s1,.,,itI
a.'eh.ion 10 the quarter pack pcsiiin,
IN IN when he is SC eminca,Iv htteJ IN
Billy" Gooch. ex-varsiy back an.
TOT several years coach the t,bam-
nerlayne School 1t Richomni. is aid
d diS ms or9 p With the backlield can
r.
slnia most successful teams in rocor,
years, is on the field and will no ,yi.b
Ioach Coleman for several DAYS iii
aohs experience will icnl Invaluable.
a., -, 1Hc iorina'lve pc:iod OF select
ing ana judging the n,n
eIieman is devot.as Lauch tir,e 10
the line, which will necessarily 30 nn,de
up OF new men. Yet around such mo-,
as Dave" Wood, center. and McGowan
tackle, he should have little troubin
building up "A formidable defense.
Wood has had experience on the fresh
man eleven OF 'l6. and is<a husky and
reliable man. McGowan's football Ca
rcer has been long. For three years
ne, MS win the south Carolina eleven
paying star game at tackle Dur
.E ms last year tneIe he captained
the team His other year at the uni
rersity was sprat on the ineligible
eleven. on which lac showed real form
ana knowledge OF tho game that is
10 make him "A tower of strength FOR
Virginia this year.
Richmond Men Make bids.
Many new men are reporting daily
TOT practice. among them being those
who for two years have been leading
the rugged army lirs and who viii
need liitle work ns on. 10 put thom
IN condition for the seasons grind.
There are numerous Richmond men
who are making bids for the varsity
TINS year. Gpodwyn kuyk is prac-
ticing now at fun back. lie is in
splendid condition and heavy and fast
mond College lend him a knowledge
of the game that viii cake him a
valuable ground gamer for Virginia
this year. Dirk kuyS reported for
the first time this aft .rnoo,. Frank
Leach, tackle At McGuIrc's for several
years. is making try for line berth.
as will his brother Archie Leach. when
no re-enters the unive' s!ty next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
BAL TIMORE ATHLETE WILL
Join NEW YORK A. C. SOON
Herbert Prem iIns Transferred Rcgis-
trntion From South Atlantic \. 4. 4.
to metropolitan Associations.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-IIerbert Prem.
former Baltimore y. \ jumper. has
transferred his registration from the
South Atlantic a. \. L. 10 the Metro
pol!tan Association. 1t IS understood
Prem contemplates aniiiat!nE with the
New York \. e. as soon as he ~ eliE!-
bic TO represent the Mercury Foot cub
in open competition.
Under the rules OF tho A A. L. an
athlete must reside in a district to
which he has transferred FOR a period
OF at least four months before he can
compete for any club. prcm's resi-
dcncc here viii date from the time
he made his application for rtEistra-
tlon transfer. yesterday.
Prem is regarded as likely poin,
winner in field events. lie won the
national junior running hop. step and
jump champion championship at pnila-
dclph!a. returning winning effort Of
~ feet IL inches. This was IL.
inches better than that OF Donald
Brown of tho New York a. C., who
finished runner-up for the title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

Breaks American Record With Time
OF One Hour, Twcn'STwo
Minutes, 81 I-5 Seconds.
BROTHER TAKES TEN-MILE RACE
ouis Follows Leader for 10 Miles
Only to BE Forced Out When Car
8 Takes Acre - joe Boyer Is
Second.
In Assnciathd r-css.i

q
lolet won the 15o-mir automobile race
Ii sheepshcad Bay today. lie had led
Ieariy all the way. win his brother
ane when an accident INIT Louis ont
4 the contest.
1ti,,e i0i ,ns to !,v I'D
rn,s.''ys' M .,,o-ira,
scord The former reco,d WIS one
III hv ! Ill, NI,iso~s a., tSLiGa.S'
:sine Is 1877. Joe Rover finished
.sscond in one hour and ,wentytour
stas third WITH time 6f one 'aour. TWEEN
IS,. fo,,r p,in,t,s tortyosiX seconds
n Louis Chevrolet won tin, tt;n-m.lc
a,ent r, vas SscisSc i, IA roc heats
Esel finished first ,wiro and second once.
IN fnnrt.e, r,oi,t,s CASTOR vas second
Nth ten points with Boyer and Ralph
ssuifond tied for third with seven each.
s.hh the anal lap of the third heat Null
sSrd and his !neehanician, James Lee.
[lry when their car shot mp the I'M
s5nkment after tls roo mao hroNrh,
me TWO IRON "neeis NM oNer inc
ZIP lot rnT1l.sLl; on - !aIcn ,
3n co,snot ~ 81 ~ ;~,cE RE
Escident happened az the turn IN 10
ne slretch %ne,, au'ioFu ""S a''ci'p'-
Thirteen Cars Stnrt.
'rb;rteen cars started in tho 15o-,
File event. Dave Lewis after leading
ON Tho second mile. dr-onped oi,t N
fie twelfth with a cracked cy-linder
r thr twentieth mile castor and Louis
shevrolet led. as named. with Vail
E;rd AZ this noint Raiph do Palma
las in last Mace. two miles behind
Eennatt Iiil w;thdrcw al rho fortirth
Sic on account of a broken crank
Ese The Chcr-rolct hroth.rs and Vail
Moved the w-iv at fftv miles, tho
kme for which was twcnty-scyon min
k'es tweniy.six and onm-iifth seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
STAR QUARTER MADE CAPTAIN
Kenny Boynton, Back From Service
iIcads Williams Eleven for 1910
season,

WILLIANISPORT MASS. Sept. 90
Benny Boynton, All-Amcrican quarter
back two years ago, has been elected
en- for the coming season. He played
one year OH the Varsity in l?17, when
his all-round work was a big factor
III the iinc record made by the Purple
IN a season complvtcd without a de-
Boynton was elected Captain of the
Williams eleven a year ago, but left
college To enter the service before
the season opened. lie has taturned to
finish his course. entering ne junior
class a fact which gives him lwo years
In which To represent the Purple.
Boynton'S home is in Waco, Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Babe Ruth Breaks His
Own I1ome-Run Record
tPy Universal seryicc.l

ROSToN. Sept. 2o.-rhc homer run
record was shattered today when
Babe Ruth. Iiu>ton Red SOY. burst
through :. tird score with the Chi
cage White SoN in the first rnmc of
q duuhlc-hcadcr ny wallopInE the
bali for his twcnt!-ScNcnth home
rem Of the season. The pcrform-
anrc WAS the more spectacular he
cause IL gave the Red SuN tho run
they required to win the game.
'sabc" went tn the hat in the
ninth inniu. with tho score = IN y.
Pitcher Williams sent hot
over and when Ruth'S bat con-
nrctrd with il the stick had steam
enough III lis swing to put the ball
over the ccntcr-iicld fence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

Wishtman and Williams
Win Mixed Doubles Event

BOSTON, Sept. 2O.-Mrs. George
w. WiEhtman and X. n. Williams,
Second, won tho Annl round In the
mixed doubles tennis tournament ut
tho LOngNOod Cricket Club today.
from Miss Marion Zindersteln md
Edward III. Whitney, 81, B-a. .
The victory wns the third In the
LonEsyOod tournament to be won by
Mrs. Wightmnn, who Is the mn
tionnl champion. She won the sin
.lcs, and with her partner. Miss
riorence bnllin. of New York, de-
fentcd Miss ZIndcrstctn and Miss
Leslie bancroft In the womun's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
APPOINT TEMPORARY CAPTAIN
bucknells Athletic Committee Selects
John c. Hcndren to Head Eleven
Until Players Choose Leader.

LEuISBURG. Sept. oo-Buclna1r.
Athletic Committee has appointed John
{. Hendren. Of Philadelphia temporary
captain OF the football eleven He will
serve for Il few weeks. when the play-
crs Will select their leader by ballot.
Hendren played halfback for two years.
and was elected captain for 1917 but
lett college TO serve with the army in
France. He played sterling football
for the Twcnty-cighth Division team
abroad.
Coach Reynolds had a squad OF thir-
ty-itve candidates In the FIRST practice
OF the season. Clarance Weymouth,
Paul Smith and George Cockill. former
RuckMell stars. assisted REYNOLDS