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TAJNY PRODEJ WHISKY.

Smlrcl soudce Penty V Eu-
olid taunSipu pokutoval vcera
byvale clevelandske hostinske
w. Orbacha, 1924 Park Ave.
5000 a j. Blacka, 1857 zap.
25 ul. $400 pro tajny prodej Ii
hovin. Obzalovany "a sOudni-
no lizeni bylo temparencnlmi
spicly dokaZovano, re proda-
vail koralku jake by pry VII
bee statnl zapovednost V Ohio
neexistsvala. Ctyri exsaloonici
byli pokutovani soudcem Pen
yym V s0botu po $500 kazdy a
dalsl warranty vystaveny wee
ra prot dvanacti zivnostni-
kun q naSeho m6sta. VSichni
budou procesovani ma zakla.
de vypovedi prohibicnich slid
Ia, kterl Il Mich nejaky ten sill
nejSi napci koupili.
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NEJVET5f CINzAk v ME-
STE.
1886 bytd " tfinacipatrovem do
me ma Euclid Ave.

Mestsky urad povolil vcera
stavbu nejvetsiho tinzoVniho
domu V Cleveland6, kterazto
stavba bude porizena nakla-
dem S3,0O0.00O. Apartmentni
Ia budova pojmenovana bude
"Glyndoor'', pripadne Euclid
a Prospect Ave-, bude trinacti-
patrova, ohnivzdorna O 1886 by
tech, pozustavajicich za dvou
az dewitt svetnic. Prucell ma
Euclid Ave. vymereno ma 210
stop a ma Prospect Ave. 800
stop a banker Whitcomb Jest
jednim hlavnich podnikata-
Iii velik6 te novostavby V do
lennlm nest6.
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JEDOVATE HOUBY.

Prvni latoSni pripad otravy
jedovatymi houbami oznamen
uradum Charity nemocnice,
kde leceni jsou manzele M. Ba
lounovi, 1921 Woodland Ave.
a dv6 ditky tychz, 11leta Sal
ly a 9lety Martin. Man2el6 ma
sbirali V nedeli ko&ik domn6-
lie jedlych hub, tax zvanych
vaclavek V kteren:s bedford
skem lese a kdyz cast jich IL
smazili snedli, zaludecni kre
ce presvedcily je, ze prinesli
domu houby jedovate a privo-
lany lekar naridil odvezeni o.
travou trpicich do nemocnica.
Je vSak nadeie V brzke uzdra-
venl vSech.
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z MESTSKE RADY.
Vychodni 13I ulici pripadne
hasiCska staInice.

Clenove m6stsk6 rady sesli
Sc po letnich praZdninach wee
ia prvn6 a m6stsky pravnlk
pri te pfilezitosti pozadan byl
councilmanem Sulzmanem, a.
by venoval nalezitou poZor-
most otazce levn6jSlch bytu,
jichz je V Cleveland6 znacny
nedostatek. DIE nazoru Sulz-
manova, domaclm panum, KITE
ii majetek svdj malo opravu-
il a jirnz dane nejgou rozmno-
zoVany, nem6lo by byt dOvO-
leno zvySovati najem a NEST
ske, laden l9zlci pozemky me
ly by byti najimany stavitelum
kterl by ma Mich tinzaky zbu-
dovali. Rovnez stare cinzaky,
m6stem vlastn6ne, mali byt phi
padne~Opraveny k obyvanl
prizpusobeny. Sulzman tez ia
da, ably prazdne Lofty V prelid-
nenych Gtvrtlch nesm6ly k vuli
5pekulaci lezat laden a pray
nix Fitzgerald ma tudiz prostu
doVat Zakony a rade posl6Ze
navrhnout, co treba vuci po-
dobnym spekulantum m6stem
podniknouti. Rovn6z Lofty, ma
sledkem nezaplacanl pozemko
We dane m6stem docasne vIast-
meme mely by byti budovami O.
patfeny.
Radni Towne3 navrhuie STAY
bu m6stskych ledaren, o KITE
rGmzto navrhu ma uvazovati
zvlaStni triClanny vybor.
Radni Damn sd6luje, ze te-
lefonicke spolecnosti pc urovna
nj stavky operatorek nechteji
ntkter6 sve zfizenca zpet dc
prace prijmout q mestska ad-
ministrace nccht' pry u vlady
81 post6zuje.
VGera povoleno 100000 na
stavbu dvou novych pozarnicf
stanic, nichz jedna bude M
vych. 131 ul a druha ma zap
83 ul. RoVnGz usnaseno opatii
n6kolik uIic novou dlazbou.
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PREZTL VALKU STASTNE

Pani f. Svejkovska, 6611
Ovington Ave. obdrzela 2 Po-
divina re stare vlasti dopis,
ktery il velice poteSil. Presved-
ella So totiz, ze jeji bratr Fran
tiSek, byv. rkousky vojln a "a
nezv6stneho povazovany, je
xiv a zdrav a pritomne re slou
ii jako legionar u slovacke bri
gady V Bratislav6. Tyz "a ra-
kouskeho tazeni proti Italii u
nikl armady a pfidal Sc ku
tax zvanemu "zelenemu ka-
dru', kteryzto sbor pozustaval
rak. sbehu nespokojencu a
skryval Sc V lesich cesko-mo-
ravske vysociny az do prohla-
Semi ceskolovenske republiky,
tedy do pfevratu, kdy hned
VstOupil do SluZeb svehO naro-
da a vGci mad arskym komu-
nistGm tax znamenite Sc osv6d
Gil. Zmineny bratr je We sluz-
bach nasl republiky posud
doufa, ze pomery We stare Via
ati Sc konecn6 uklidni on V
civilni zivot Sc opet navrati.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPOUTALI A OLOUPILI
ZENU.

Do bytu pani Frantisky Ru-
pertove, 1888 vych. 43 ul. vni-
xii vcera dopoledna diva bandi
te, kteri po kratsim zapasu Ru
pertovou spoutali q usta jejl
roubikem umlCeli, naCez pod
nikli pfehlidku celeho obydli
a zmocnivsa Sc $50 V hoto-
vych penezich, n6kolika bon
du Svobody a poStovnich spore
mex. zmizeli Ease beze stopy.
Pouta Rupertove ~uvolnena V
poledne detmi re sousedstvl,
nacez dry pripad banditu re-
portovan byl uradum.
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TRETI TRIM ZPRAVA.

Okresnl potravni komise Wy
dala vGera tfetl cennik zivot-
mich nutnostl. Die trznIch tech
cen konsumatni "a kupoVani V
malem nemeli by platit vic jak
62 az 64c ia libru masla V ku-
su, "a Prints maslo 63 az Csc,
cerstva vajicka 63c tucet, star
81 Soc tucet, York syr 40 az
Ale libru, zive slepice 35 az
SOC libru, oleomargarin prvni
jakosti Al az 43c libru, druhe
jakosti 33 az 34c, slaninu V
kusu AZ al 44c libru, slaninu
nakraj ajenou 46 az AZ iac, celou
sunku AZ libru, sAdlo zoe libru
liberni chleb lie a | a pul IL
berni ID cent?, pintu mlGka
&c a kvnrt l5c, brambory V
,mnozsvi 10 liber, 4 az A \, CEN
tn libru, cibulku domaci 4c q
zapadni SC libru.
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UMRTI ZNAMEHO PRAVNf
kA A POLITIKA.

We sv6 residenci V predme-
sti Bratenahl zemrel vGera IA
no znamy pravnik a politik
Clifford A. Neff. Tyz byl jed
MIN Z organisatoru mistni adj
vokatni komory a sveho casu
byl tez sekretarem volebni ko-
mise V Cuyahota okresu, jakoz
/ clenem ylivnych politickych
t6les. Clifford pochazel z Geor
gle, V Clevelandu I'll vSak cd
sveho mladi. Zemrel We veku
padesati roku a pohrben bude
Ultra.
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POVOLENi TRAKCNf
VYSADY.

Okresni komise povolila vce
ia vysadu spolecnosti lpoulic-
mich drah ohledn6 trakcni linie
ma zapadni rs ul. az do Linn
dale. Vysada ta podepsana jiz
zastupci spolecnosti a move ia
linie musi byt hotova do lara,
Povede cd zap. 73 ul. ma Rid
ge Road, pres Big Creek az
do predm6stske osady Linda
lie, kde zvlaSte V zelaznicnlch
dilnach mnoho mestskych lidi
je zameStnano.
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MA CESKE
BROADWAY.
"A SRAZKY AUTA S
PREDMESTSKOU KA-
ROU DIVA MUZI TEZ-
CE ZRANENI.
kratce

Dnes casne rano, kratce
pred jednou hodinou ma rohu
Douse Ave a Broadway srazilo
Sc velke cost0vni auto pred
m6stskou A. B. c. karou a diva
muzi byli "a melody tG vazn6
poran6ni. Jsou to: 31lety Ed.
Herman, 2519 Woodbridge A
We a Safety karel Praisel, 3078
zap. 25. ul. Oba nachazeji Sc
pritomne V nemocnici sv. Ale
xise. Herman ma prorazenou
labku a nevydrzi. Preisel po-
ran6n je zadech a ma lebce
bolestn6 sic, lee nikoli smrtel-
ne. y fiditka neblaheho auta
byl Herman, jen zchtel Z Dou-
sa Ave. ma Broadway Zabocit
V okamziku, kdy tGzka akron
ska kara k dolennimu mestu
Sc fitila. Motorak uCinil sice
pokus, Y kriticke dobe let ka-
ry zmirnit, pokus ten vSak Sc
nezdaril ztroskotani auta, a
poranGni obou muzu nasledo-
valo. NeSt6sti pIihodilo Sc bllz
lokalu p. Vaclava L9chnyfe ma
Broadway, kde trosky dotcene
no auta /povaluji Sc dosud.
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MA DELNICkEM LfSTKU.

Nova dGlnicka politicka stra
ma inn 2novaIa vCera krajana f.
karbana, Gekancem 1fadu rad
nlho 2 pate w2rdy. V jinych
Wardach budou d6lnitti kandi-
date priSti tyden nominovani a
iakmile strana bude NIT svou
tickeu uplnou, V Luna parku
velka demonstracni politicka
schuze bude nasledovat.
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= Nezapomentc prijiti Sc
pohaviti v milem kruhu Ta-
horitI, kteri Sc vsichni shro-
mazdi ma vylets, ktery pora-
da Loze Rila Hora v nedeli,
81. srpna v zahrads p. Cap
.1a ma E. II. ul., neb tam Sc
provedou rozmarne hry, "a
vody o ceny - avsak uvidi-
te, CO vsechno tam bude.
8-26
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SRlTIL Sc S PALUBY.

Pri 1pati devate ulica vyta-
zena vcera 2 jezera mrtvola
19leteho plavcika S. Raimicka
z Woodland Ave-, ienz V sobo-
tn sfitil Sc paluby parniku
wv estern States" do jezera a
utonul drive nez mu mohl byt
ochranny pas do vody wren.
Pozustatky utonuleho nachaze
il Sc prltomn6 V okresni mar
nici.
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DIVA HOSfCI USMRCENI PO
VOZY.

P6tilety e. Darda, jehoz ro-
dice bydii V elsie 2156 vych.
81. ul. usmrcen byl vtera auto
mobilem panl S. Driffieldove,
1921 Carnegie Ave. Policie ma
jitelku auta nezatkla, pon6-
vadz hoch pozbyl zivot pry
vlastni svou neopatrnostu.
Stalo Sc tax "a hochova poku-
u preb6hnout Il sv6ho obydli
81 ulici.
Jiny ho$ik, trilety r. Bre-
zowski, 1901 Pulaski Ave. pri-
Sci o zivot "a podobnych okol-
nosti. Byl pfejet ledarskym au-
tenn a lebka mu rozmaCkana.
VxTEC1 T--.-1 nYuTG1
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Dne 26. srpna naleZa
sc V adm. Sveta $184.5O
X rukam p. j. l.. Maska, po-
kladnika Mar. Svazu Ces. ka-
tolikI slozeno:
KarlinSti Vetarani els.
27, c. j. $3.50
Sp. p. Marie Lourdske
{. &c, u. j. L. A. $500
Sp. sv. Prokopa, {. 5,
c. j. $500
Sp. Srdce p. Marie els.
101, u. j. Z. A. $1,000
Bratr. sv. Prokopa els.
6, c. j. $500
Sp. sv. Anezky {. 5 c.
j. a {. 13 U. J. Z A. $500
j. w. BartGn6k $500
Sp. sv. St4pana {. /, c j. $500
Sp. sv. Petra a Pavla {.
10, CD. $500
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XNKNEKNEESE1IYEKNEXN
Oznar1leni.
PATRONAT CES. SPOIL.
SINE MA BUCKEYE RID.
porada -
BAZAR R


liz pfisti sobotu, 80. sfpna, "a
catek V 8 hod. vecer; V nedeli
81. srpna, zac. V / hod. odpol.;
v pondeli dozvuky bazaru pri
soukrome zabave, zac. We 2
hodiny odpoledne.
Pc cas- bazaru ucinkuje hudba
Sdruzeni Ceskych HudebnikG
pod rizenim p. Soukupa.
VSechny pfiznivce I'VE
Bazarni Vybor.
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VYJfZDKU
ma farmu p. J. Rybaka
ma Libby Rd.


SB. LIDUMILA {. 21. j. &. D.
We Ctvrtek, dne %. srpna
Vyjede Sc cd Ceske Mar. Sine
V $50 hodin rano. Clenkyne
jsou zadany o hromadnou IL
cast. Vemte 81 kazda sebou
zakusky a koflik. Obcerstveni
ma miste.
Soucasne Sc oznamuje, re
schuze sborove Sc konajl vzdy
prvni stredu mesici v 8 hod.
rano.
ANNA MIKES, pred.
J. MALLY, tai.
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Evening journal., 1919-11-20
NO MORE PINK TEAS"
ON COLLEGE GRZDLROINS

season. Yale's grldiron policy must be
changed if the New Haven school hopes
to keep pace with the times. Smaller
schools have catapulied into fame by
use Of the forward pass Yet Yale per-
sistontly ignored it and is still re-
sorting 20 antique football.
Early in the season changes in the
coaching personnel seemed sure but
they appear less likely now. The YER
dict on Al Sharpe's regime at Yale
hangs a good deal on Saturdays game
with Harvard but he seems to be stand
ing high now, despite the losses to Bos-
ton College and Princeton Both Fisher
al Harvard seems fairly sure Of his job
Bill Roper, of Princeton. is being
hailed as the miracle man" Of The
Eastern gridiron. The Tiger students
didn't feel that way several weeks
back. In fact they had the axe out
on the mentor. But the Harvard and
Yale game has 'made him. with the
New Jersey students.
Not many changes are anticipated In
the West. The coaching all seems to
be in good hands. and the student
managers are more often accused OF
hcartlessness rather than a weakness
in drawing schedules.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

There are condolences and strange
occurrences, mysteries and oddities, but
here is a prize coincidence and a first
class oddity. In the Junior division of
the recently formed Turkey League,
at the local Y. NJ c. A., six Of the
eight team captains are twins. No, Al
phonse, we do not mean that all Of the
six are twins. in the same family that
would make seXtuplets, but that there
are three sets Of twins captaining Y. NJ.
c.. A. boys teams. II must be a good
thing to be a twin. as they seem to
have both popularity and the gift of
leadership.
In the Cadets Division Of the "Tur-
key League" Harvey Grant will lead
the Tigers combination for the winter
season, while his twin brother, Edgar,
will captain the Cubs Jack Foster
will be at the head Of the Bearcats,
while brother Archie has been elected
to general the Wildcats. When those
twins and those animals get together,
there ought to be some basketball
games and athletic matches.
But that isn't all The Aviators will
Rodger Holt as pilot, and the
colonel OF the Marines will be Hugh
Holt. In other words three pairs OF
twins are leading six Of the eight
teams in the junior division
The Navy crew viii have Fred Her
lihy as their skipper. and Allen Barton
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
Three Unbeaten Teams Are
Remaining But Here Comes
Along Another Saturday

pute about it
But II Harvard beats Yale what does
10 mean? Harvard hasn't much Of a
schedule this year Several teams in-the
east look better than Harvard. There
probably are three or four that could
down her. But II Yale beats Harvard
there won't even be an argument as Ia
who is champion. There won't be any.
The Illinois team in the west looks
like one of the best elevens in the
country. 10 got a slow start, but is
going at top speed now, and II Ralph
Fletcher is back I'm the game again
Saturday. Ohio state will have a
mighty hard time emerging from the
conflict a victor Ohio State had a hard
time with Wisconsin. And Illinois is
stronger than Wisconsin.
And down In Danville. Ky, is the
third unbeaten team in the country
Center College Too bad Center doesn't
mix it up with some more Of The good
ones this season Center has beaten
West Virginia, Virginia, Indiana and
Kentucky State.
Hold 'em Center Hold em Harvard
Hold EN- Ohioi
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

pink tea" schedules sing their swan
song this year
That is. If the students have theil
way in some OF the eastern schools
where the athletic bodies have frowneo
on strong opposition. Yale and Har-
ward students are insistent that the
football managers get something worth
while on the 1920 schedule.
Princeton had hard going" this sea-
son with a stiff schedule that was dis
tinct from the usually easy marks taken
on by the big three" The Tigers be-
lieve It was the experience gained in
the games with Lafayette, Colgate and
West Virginia that enabled a green
team 10 tie Harvard and beat Yale. And
the New Jersey university wants more
Of it next year. The students even
want Pennsylvania added to the list.
If Harvard had bucked some hard
games early in the season a different
tale might have come from the Palmer
Stadium at Princeton And if Yale had
not chosen supposedly "sure win
games in making up the seasons card,
the Blue certainly would have made a
better showing against the Tigers. The
score OF i3 TO does not indicate the
great extent Of the Els .inferiorty.
Other changes can be expected next
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
WILLARD TALKS OF
TRY AT COMEBACK

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 United Press.)-
Jess Willard hasn't enough. He wants
10 come back" according TO Tex Rick
ard who set the stage for the downfall
OF the big Kansan last July, Rickard
last night uncovered for scrutiny a
small pile Of letters and kilograms from
Willard and his former manager, Ray
Archer, pleading for am early meeting
to talk over another bid for the heavy
weight hOnOrs.
Willard did not refer TO a return
match with Dempsey and an in.imalion
that he would be willing TO fight his
way up TO another match convinced
Rickard Of his sincerity.
Fired Fulton is coming back and II
Willard wants another chance he
might arrange "A match with him. |
don't know that / would be willing to
stage the bout but ! believe II would
be a go.' Rickard said.
Rickard said the former champion is
in training now
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
TOO MANY TWINS MAY
NIX UP TURKEY LEAGUE

will head the Army" team.
"SOme" cognomens have been picked
to apply to the various teams in the
High School Boys classes. There are
the Comets, lead by Charles Tatnsll
The Stars, captaincd by Fleming Swezy
The Satellites, generated by Wallace
Pedrick. and the Meteorites, headed By
Harold Eastburn. The Comets say they
will pass them ALL being the speediest
Of the bunch The stars maintain that
they viii outshne all with their bril-
lahcy. Tile Satellites say they will
play circles around their opponents,
and the Meleorites admit that they are
like flash.
The captains Of the remaining teams
follow: Rainbow Charles Robertson
Lightning Paul Culver: Buffalo, Law
renee Mcclure; Keystone, Douglas Shell
don. and Dixie. David McAvOy. As can
be seen. these teams are named from
army divisions
The Turkey League was initiated
this week, and everything in the sched-
ule is running smoothly A greater
class attendance than ever before had
been recorded by both Dawson F.
Dean, physical director, and his as
sistant. Leroy +. Sparks.
Wrestling lessons are now being
given by Johnny Cooper at the "Y.'
Cooper was formerly one Of the best
men in the country at his weight
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
Ry TRED TuRRYyILLE.

IT is quite possible Wen go through
the football season Of 1919 without be-
ing able to crown any team cham
pion. 20 is quite possible for Yale 10
beat Harvard and for Illinois TO beat
ohio State next Saturday. II such does
result then the only two unbeateA
teams in east and west-teams among
the select Of the gridiron-will have
their records marred.
10 is quite an unusual season that
does not see dozen or more teams in
each section with records unmarried by
defeat.
The upsets started with the opening
OF the 1919 season. Soon Pittsburgh,
Colgate, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton,
Pennsylvania and Syracuse loomed as
the best. in the west there was Mich
igan, Illinois. Wisconsin and Ohio State
looking good Now every one Of those
teams, excepting Harvard and Ohio
State. has been walloped
II Ohio State can beat Illinois the
Buckeyes will be crowned champions
OF the west and there will be no dis
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
DELAW ARE PLAYER
HAS BROKEN NOSE

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. 20.-"DickH Barnard,
scrub guard, had his nose broken dur
ing a scrimmage yesterday afternoon
between the varsity and scrubs. The
two seams scrimmaged for half an
hour. McCaughan, quarterback, who
played a great game against swarth3
more last saturday. is out Of the game
with an injured leg and may not be
able to play against Lebanon Valley on
Saturday.
. Previous to the Delaware-Lebanon
Valley football game on Saturday, the
Freshmen-Sopromore annual field and
track meet will be held on Frazer Field.
There is much interest in this meet
and some of the contests promise to be
close.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
Modern promoters must put
UP big stakes for heavyweight
fighters, for the heavies eat big
steaks.
$ 20 81
E&z1kZZG1
~ sy7 CGo@
RAzz BERRY SR
~ naAL DEnr,i.

~ ItnLL
Jack Kearns says Jack Dempse!
would rather fight than eat. He mean'
to say he had to fight to eat.
Sae OF the funniest clowns In the
modern circus IS a heavyweight cham
pion. Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey
discourage the Legitimate profession OF
fun makers.
An Illinois farmer who attended
circus three years ago thought the
clown in a calico dress was an honest
to-goodness woman who had fallen VIC
tim to his wicked eyes. And after the
other hicks got the laugh on him ne
swore he wouldn't be stung twice IN
the same place and refused to believe
Jess Willard was anything but a clown
when he was introduced. That's what
lot Of fight fans said at Toledo.
Now that Dempsey is through with
circus life he'll star in the movies. Hes
going through exactly <the same pro-
gram that Jess Willard tackled.
If some promoter wants TO talk Jack
Kcarns into signing for match he'd
better get Kearns' signature before the
price Of silk shirts goes UP again.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
Goals
lnals
Defiance second
Y. NJ. II. A. Us. KTYSTONF.

Manager Slonsky sent his y. NJ. II. A.
basketball team through a stlff practice
last evening in preparation for the
hard schedule he has arranged.
The opening game for the locals will
be with the strong Keystone Field Club
this evening in Y. ". H. A. Hall. The
players are in good shape. and Manager
Slonsky hopes 10 start the season with
a victory. All "Y" players arc request
ed to be on the floor by 73O o'clock.
The game viii begin at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

Under scientific and machine oper-
alton It is said the annual yield Of ,he
American farm could amount to 1000
100000 bushels Of wheat and 5OO0,-
100000 bushels Of corn.
Chemical concerns IN Switzerland
pay their married men 10 per cent.
above the salaries Of the single men
at the same work, and married men
get 81 cents a week besides the 30 per
sent. increase. for each child under IS
years Of age.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
PIGS ARE BARRED
FROM BOSTON TOWN

BOSTON, Nov. i4-Pigs as pots rs"-
bage consumers or economy measures
cannot be maintained in the suburb O.
Maiden after January 4, according TO
the Board Of Health During The war,
backyard pig pens were considered pa
irlotic. bu' during long. hot summer
tneir popularity has waned.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
WILMINGTON A. G. AFTER GAMES.

The Wilmington Athletic Association
basketball team will not practice to-
morrow night, due to the fact that a
hall cannot be secured. Manager Abra-
hams will advise the players what
night next week to report.
Any down-State team, including
Dover, Milford or Smyrna, wishing
games should write TO Eddie Abrahams.
No. GIG North Van Buren street.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
QUOT LEAGUE MEETING

The All-Wilmington Quoit League
held a meeting last evening. The pro-
test over the game played between
Baldwin's All-Stars and the Water De,
partment was not allowed, President
pragg ordering the game to stand as
played No change was made in the
schedule
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
p. & ]. AT NEW CASTLE

The Pusey & Jones basketball team
Will go to New Castle this evening.
where they will meet the strong aggre-
cation from that place
Howard Scott, formerly, physical dl-
rector Of the Germantown A. C.. is ex-
pected to be in the p. & J. lineup. All
players Of the local team are requested
to report at Fourth and Market streets
al 6i5 O'clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

instead of on Thanksgiving Day, and on
the Elsmere track instead Of over the
route as announced yesterday. All en-
tries must be filed with the Community
Service, No 9i9 King street. before ?
O'Clock, November 26.