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LGS apach"S

Los alcmancs Gunstheim Y NeuhOld
4 q~uienes Ia prcnSa Sc ha cmpcnado
en- declarar apachcs dc legitima &C.
pa. tienen va algun tempo de residir
en- Mexico. De manera que no cs
cxacto que acabcn de ilegar. como Sc
habia aseguraGo.
Parece QUO e! primero 81 cs III per-
sonaj2 mistcrioso. segun cXjSteu an
tccedcnccs. Tanto. que hacc algun
tienpc sc llamaba Burton. Y viva
on las GALES de Nucvo Mexico, on
compania de una sonora norte&meri-
cana cue una vez tratG de e~nvencnar-
Sc. siendo llamado para que la asis-
tic-a IN f~acultat.vo meyicaHr. a quien
Burton ofrecio pagarle en- la casa DE-
Boxer. lugar en- Que dijo que pres
taba sUs servicios como ~empleado. Il
medico nunca pudo cobrar sus homo
rarios. ' dc clio Sc Qucj6 ante el con
sui aleman. Quicn le oirecio hacer a.
gunas geStiorcS para lograr el page
que reclamaba.
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la INFLUENZA RESURGE
EN- la LAGJMA
Ahora son mejores las condE-
clones para combatir
Ia epidemic

EAGLE PASS. TENAS. diciembrc
&O.-Noticias llegadas hoy 4 csta ciu
dad. aseguran que IL terrible peste
de la Influenza c~spanola, que tan
tas victimas causara durantc los me
ses de Octubrc Y Noviembre en- Ia
comarca !agunera. ha reaparecido, an
un terrible reSurgimiento que ha
puesto otra vcz en- panico 4 todas las
noblacioncs dc Ia region.
Los medicos iuZgan que Ia epidemic
Sc rrolongari csta vez IN Ia Laguna
por TODD cl t@rmino del invierno. Y
las autoridades s~anitarias toman TO-
das las mediIas del case para evltar
que sus efcctos sean tan desastro-
SOS Como 10 fueron Ell los mcseS pa
Sados. durantc les cuales mas de Gin
co mil personals muricron en- Ia CO.
marca.
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HCEvCS FEESCoS = =" It,. In doceaa. 10
prdr#n orteuc-s" "a. r.a-n i ?ucd"n Corsc-
-u;rsr Utrr- mil ;.rLIcUioS = prc-ios yc-daur-
r,arrarc cyccrciona:"S. NUESTEO SURTi-
DO &c ;aric;aS p~cs,airs -ncTicara: 10, tienc
rival. Las tcncnlo- lc tcG.s c!azCs y for
nas. icSic . CT. hastl S-.G3 cada una reno
:es. caden2s. anii!os. perfumes. entire cliu5 81
famusI ETERNO. Vcrcrnos tanoicn ii~rrs
Gobles Columbia y graioGolas 4" tnda, cil-
s,s en- ;hunos couudUs d.sde SI.C0 Tor So.
mana. Nus cncarz@mos De JoEa cisSc u" g
niSioncs : pcdcnos d.. m2xaIficas refercn-
CHS. Piia listed caJ&ioEO IiGs-raio q CIV
s,is 6r,icrr; = IL a.guicnJc direction: VIC
T0RIA NOVELTY CO. J. =. %oriera. II
South Santa Rosa .hvr.. san Antonio, lie
Xa5.
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I'm medico de Texas ira
to 14OO cases de In
{Iuenza en- ul1 mes
Ell DR.. J. w. SANDLIN HA EN-
CONTRADC EN- Ell TANLAC UN
GRAN REMEDIO PARA SUS
ENFERMOS

h. carta que q continuation pit
bl!camos ruG :ecibida on las ofi>inaS
del Tan!ac. rirmad2 por cl Dir. J. ".
Sandlir. prom!neHte medjco del Sur
del Esrado de Texas, ' pone de ma
niticsto una vc. mas. el meritO y
~eficacia del Tanlac como 50nico re-
c~onStituyeYtc para las personas con-
va~,ecicntcs DC Ia Influenza Espanola.
La carta es ii S~iguiente:
Humble, Texas, Nov : DC 1918.
"Estimado Senior:
Escriho a I'd. cStas jneaS con
r~arcrencia al Taniac. teniendo q
-us.o ae manifestarle que ne en-
coatrado csra medicinal que e. un
gran t6nico reconsgit9yente, y en-
mi opinion 10 hay ninguHo que 10
supcrc. Lo he eNperimentaGo Y por
10 taato ruedo ascgucar cue es c!
mcior t6nico que he haliado para
mis- enfermo> : coIvalccientes de
Influenza. Du-ante e. mes pasado
tratj mas de 1900 casos de Influence
= runca pude adauirir c, suficiente
Taniac para rrororc;onarSelo Il to-
dos mis- pacientes.'
Soy DC I'd. attnO alto Y ;. ;. :.
/. S. SanIlin. (Rubrica)
FL Dr. Sandlin no solo tienc una
gran pvact;ca CT Ell ejerc!cio de Su
profession, sino que lambien eS muy
corocido ' apSeciado entire las pcrso-
mas principales de la psQuena { IN
dustriosa ciudad de Humble. Texas.
Debido i su baSta experienced. aG-
ouiyiJa durar5e Is amos dc Dractica,
81 DR., Sandlin inmediatlmerycc sc
do crenta dc los mcritos Gel T2nl&c
v sus poGcro<as propicG&dc> Cura-
twas = sin yacilacilr = eXpont&Hca-
mente do al TaHlat 81 testimonio.
\ nesar de u Ia an:demia dc II
Influenza ha side pracr!camentc do
rinada. esta hacienda uueva> vic
tinas. presentandoSe otra vcz en- una
de las formas mas graves
Scgan los Ultinos informeS. mas
De %" o00 FersoHas han f"l!acldo
. ccGsecuencia De esta @nfsreaad.
Las personals cue han nadecido de
: Influenza. QueGan On Ia mayorla dc
las vecss en- IN estado de debilidad
muy grande. Y 4 mcnos de que sean
tcmadas e~rGrgicaS precauclones, Sc
CORE cl peIjg-o de suf'ir graves COM
p.icacloneS. s. listed st cncuentra
Gc6iI, dccaito. etc. no hay NADIA me-
5or para tonlf}cario u Ell Ianlac'
como 10 dcmuestra hasta h evlden-
Ga el testlmonlo de! Or. >aA0I'n Y
de otros rcputadoS %rdIroS' que 10
cstan uSando o e:'to para slS en-
iermoS ' conV"iecienieS &c !Aiiuen-
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Debates iHtcreSCrtcs

La Sra. Burton SanV &C. 81 enrene-
ran:iento. y POGO dcspues su csposo
trat6 de trasladarse Il :Os -StadoS
Unidos. coS2 que no pudo lograr en-
.virtui dc 81 nacioualidad aleman9.
pues va cyistia en- Ia frontera pro
hibicion absolute para cue paSaran
perscnaS considerable como cncmigas
dc aquc! pals.
Burton Sc present6 IN dia 4 vi me-
dico meXicano. con una carta dc re-
concentration. i fin de Que lie eXten-
dicra un certificate, asegurando que
trutaba dc operar q 81 cSpoSa. Ia Sra.
Burton. Y que. con csc rotivo. tent"
neceSiGad de If q los Estados Cn!dos.
FL medicc mcXicano 50 neg0 a Gar!e
el documcnto en- question. manlfestan-
10 Une = e no Ie conStaba la enfcrme-
dad dc Ia sonora. : que. adcmas. las
cosaS eStaban sumamenjc delicadas
en- 10 relative d Ia entrad2 de alema-
| mes a los EStados UnidoS. noobstan-
te cue la sonora Burton 6 norteame-
ricana.
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.lEcjorss condolences.

.l!cjGrsS condolences.
En- 10 general. las condolences de
auucllas ciudadeS para combatlr 4
la cpidemia que renace. son mejo-
res.
La fa!ta dc medicines que enton-
ces Sc hizo Sentir De tan deSaStrosa
manera. hoy no habrd QUO temcrla.
pues tanto las boticas conlc Ia Bene-
ficencia. eStan mas o menos abaste-
cidas de elias; mas Sc ha ten!do que
l~levarse a cabo GeSde luego. una
gran labor dc higienizacion en- los
domiciIios ' cir las pcrsonas pues to-
as las formulas dc cuiIado Y de pre-
~vencion impuestas en- aquellos dias,
fucron pronto olvidadas.
Desde cue. Ia semana paSada. Sc
dicron los primeros casos de IA cpl
demia. todos los medicos de Ia ciU-
dad ayUdaron i les del Console de Sd
nidad d csta labor. QUE Sc cree haga
QUO ell iesarrolIo de Ia epidemia sea
menor que IL veZ anterior.
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PROFESSIONALS

EDUARDO TAMARIZ. AVOCADO aESlCA-
no. Sc eucarra De toda clasc &c asunto5 re-
lau;yos 4 50 profession. 1920 Brady Bldg.
San Antonio. Texas.
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VENTAS

AHQRA ES tempo &c haccrsc su re;rato 80
lrajc militar. aH.c- dc abanionar q scrvic;n.
Tn In FOTUGEAFIA BERGNER sitGa.a Ell
81 No. 4O% ". Counncrcc ST. SC ic hasdu =
listed magrifico> rctrato- : Drcci" especial.
No divide us;cl cl E%EGNER STUDIO e.
tI0lcriGo II i;:do Gr Ia mucoeria King"
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GRATIFTCARE cor $500 n Ia persona Que
ne propo.ciunc inforTncs De ksustin Herman
De-. cuya famiiia 81 cncuenrra en- Charca.
G;o.. siend0 hijo lie Rafael Fernando y de
iCuf-aria !ir~es. En- octubrc del aao DC 1917
Sc cncon:rab& Ell Los Angeles. Ca. Cual-
qu;rr iniorTre dIriJasc 4 D~ernctrio Herman
De-. Eek Canr No. g.. TnacHerv;llc. Okla. (2)
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:ATENCION! ;ATaNCiOH!
4 CiS.tESE.

4 C.iStErE.
Ca,aloGo DC GarIas mcN:caaas : o-ras
Observation-Disclosures = cNtensiI lista C. hey
moses nomhrc-.
EnyieGos IN DOLLAR soLamcntc y Dcs-
o.rCs lc remi:!r2mo5. q v.ei'a de CO.
.rco. nuest-o complete catalogo E12.ri-
ufcrial con G~rsrr!rciones Gc.atiadas. 20
TOGRAFIAS. %OMBEES ! D4EGCciC-
%ES dr ;jvcn"s. srnos-S y Sc"o-.taS
mcNicanas : de- otra' 1asioua!:daIc$ 81
gunas y:uGas DC inr&-E2h!cs an,cceden-
re,. uUi,ars La-c@I curontr2: IN hca.G-
do y b4ca ctpcsc- Ud. gucd" escTibiT-
e dircctameutc = cY:lnIicrG de elias
V contracr Un matriInoH.u ic!iz en- cor
to tempo. SOmcs d.gaos dc cortiar.2
= nos tcdica:noa = I'm rcGocio honrado
lici.o. No u~c-ra.ta. pues, luc Ia pc
Gucna sama &c tn d5iar este de per
medic entire Id. : ST mIy Ios!5!C FL
L.CIDAD MATRIMONIAL.
Escri5a hoy m.smo =:
RELIANCE CLUB.
BOX 80. Los Aareles. Cal.
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% igRoruncic P'ibjico.

La iGRDr'laclG P'fOitcG.
10 que segun personals eEterauas,
de clio. hizo Que Ell 81 prime:a apart
cion, la epidemic causara tcrribieS
estragus. fue cl tenor !ntund2do Que
los pacientes de las classes p~oguIares
tenian a omar medicines. s~uponicn-
do que con elias Sc trataba de enTcne
mar Il los enfc"mos.
\ este reSpecto. las autoridades Y
les mGdicos han hecho general y am
plia propaganda, a fin dc c~onvcnccT
a pueblo de cue las medic!nas que
e les administrcn para IN ~influen-
"a. no pueden sino curar q los alta
cados de ella. Y nunca hacerles daho
%aiGuno.
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DR.. FEDERICO JohNSToN.-Medieina y
ciruria cn general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
tos l. >. 10? 5. Santa Rosa Ave. Ieieio-
nos CT. 26T6 y CIR 500.
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BUENA GRATfTiCACION Sc Gara 4 Ia per-
soma que me- proporc.on" informeS dc mi III
10 IgnGrio GUticrrcz, o-i2inario dc. Enc7--
naci0n de Diaz. Edo. dc Jalisco. Es delga-
do. tcniendu ojos azule. Todo informe que
con 81 Sc rclacionc sirvanse dirigi-lo q Elias
Gutie-rez. Bitter Crcck. Wyo. ~.
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G. AiENDEZ / HNOS.

G. MENDEZ / HNOS.
Comcrciantc- en- FRUITS Lcgunbrcs.
i'ue-ur cNistercia en- ChiIc VERDI on VIVA
gre y Seco d. lotss Glasses. rs M~atanoros
St. San Antonio. Texas.
NEEDO 10 msguinas para s~astre-ia n.arsa
Singer. maEn!fico cstato. $500 cada Una.
6,g So. r-csa s.. Ic!Cio.:o Crockett !-o@.
Jose MaciTs.
MANDE ANiPI1TICAR su retrato por Sis,
tamaEo II y 20 pUIGadas. c6ncavo. Hc-mo-
SO tranaio. EnrIc su 0rden lcomparadr dc!
original = yalor en- giro postal 4 Y. De Il
Carr. los Morale S.. San Antonio. Te-
Nas. MUI POCOS DiA;.
NEEDEMOS ~r-luina :" c2scr E!ngc~ y M 3
nra-cas de- scgunda .r:sao. .,:lc:. n'Ey '$-
TataS. Comporcn05 cidr! li"T ti"St &c ma
ou:nas Gc co5cr. tr2bljo s@g@ ~i';.".1. Ven
IrTnc' la2Z:,Gcra>. &ga-aS. ac-.:c ::f'."r. Nv
llom", Dor!c - = urr"s var'oS. i2nor@n'-
maqrina~ Singer y New Home. "~crI"n.,
maGuina dc c.cr;bi- Olive No. = t"cI-
-.,ro-cso. hucn cstada. $1,000. iia-3o Sewing
.iachiac Supply &c. sos .AlaEIo ST. Sar.
Antonio. Tgyas. =
FORTUNATE NJ LOS SANTOS. Aacnic Dc
Sc. VEH.DO EN ABUEOS; a"quiras 7ara
coSer SINGER iifc:cnte. ~"s.i!os: io"G-
-raios Columbia. piarus y maq;!nas &c g
ct:,ir O!!~cr. CONPOEGO y REHEO Nj
tie. etc. Tea%o m:.gvi"a @"isc:risa ESPE-
CIaI. para haccr "HEMSTITCHING' ire
ral;;ol .Cc. ytria. roda persona 'ue corr
pre una m.quIna dc coser en- "sta OFlCiNE.
recihiri s-atis c'ases dc borGaCo. lc!e!onc
Travis go. Oficina 0O1 Do'orosa s..
ouTrA-ARRUGAS. Nagiso Ta':aman contra
Ia vcieI: hsrmcsca. ia Irescura al cuts, Gui-
tando las arfugas por rebclteS Que sean.
Prec:o 500. Direction: Miner" Hedi-
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SON AZL.EElIANEESS Los "APAACCHEIEESS"
APREHEDIDOS EN- Ia CAPITAL
Uno de eNos parece ser TN p~ersOnaje n~isterioso

con csc motive me ecne ia enemls-
tad = haSta CT odio de todCS los ale
names de auui de Mexico. q q~ulenes
dcsdc ahora acuso de ~perversos Y per
judiriales para los intercscS dc este
pals. los Que han tratado de ccmpro-
meter con motive de la guerra. Por
este Sc me condcra y Sc me amenazo.
' ahora caigo en- II ceunta &c que
son los alcmanos los cue ne han me-
lido en- este Ito dificultoso en que
me c~ncuentro; pero Va Sc a~clararan
las cosas Y vcrcmos q~uidncs son los
criminales.'
No hubo o&cit0
No es ccirto Cue haya habido asal-
10 n Dr.. Hanff nj que Sc maya IRA
tado de robarlo. En- primer lugar
porque es pobrc. y, en- segundo. FoT-
que los ladroncs / alta escuela no
proccden en- CSa forma tan burda.
u Sc ha conrGdo. ' mucho sle:ios
= esa hCra = en- cl centric de la ciu-
dad. donde sc hubiara armada I'm cs-
candalo terrible. dado ell caracter de
Ia genie uc Mexico. Yo aseguro,-
continual Gunstheim-que todo Sc a.
clarari y que cada quien ~Quedara en-
ell iugar que lie corresponds 4 fin de
que otra vcz no Sc rraguen enredoS
omo el actual, Que tanto ha preocu-
par!o : la soviedad. sin mayor raZon. y
fiasta aqui 10 averiguado hasta
hoy: pero queda en- pie 10 del viaje
u los E.srados Unidos. el Gambia de
apcllido de Gursrheim por Burton.
ell suicide de Ia sonora, Y otros dc
TALES dc iguaI lnterGs, sobre los que
So trabaia con todH actividad.
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4. BUEHuN. CHIRoPRACToR. SO Edit
cio SWEIRINGEN Sc. CRAW. $50 Eass
Houston ST Los cnfermos del cstoIaEo' CO.
razGn. higzGo. rinules los que Dafeccn en-
rs-necaGrS ne-v:osaS. etc. cncuentraH inrlc-
dia,arcntc sl;yio yor medic lie ~aiusteS CEi-
EOPRACTIC0S. CorsuI:a Gratis.
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MAyERNANN ! HAIR. ABOGADoS. In
ttrrrctc &c Espano! y Nalario Pl0tieo. Sui'e
II. Freach Bldg, San Antonio. Texas. Ge-
isfono Or. 3sy..
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PESQUISAS

CON $500 gratificarc Il Ia persona cue me
Iroro~cicac ;nformea &c In Sra. Jaco5a Ponce,
csposa de Jose O-ozcu. pUicEc5 anteS residiaD
juaru con 81 hcrrTano Felipe Ponce y su hi
10 Jose Orozco. en- Eagle Pass, Texas. mipas
de Lamar. Cua!qUicT iTformc iidediEno So
brc 81 particular. ~iiri;ase 4 Victor Ccrns. r.
L. /. Box I02. New Braun.es. Texas. a..
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EMPLEOS

STAR EMPLOYMENT co. Ia North Flo
~es St. pucdc prororcionar 2 listed trabaIa-
do-cs = cmuicos. IelGfony TT. I0SS
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SELLOS DE COMA y accessories Dc todaS
classes. los cacontr1:i us-r! = p-cc!os CO.
mo,!os diri-;"7Gosr 4 iGracio Santos ORR.
Gil Do!o~osa s.. iaa Antonio, Texas.
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NANDE ANPilTICAR su rctraio por Sis.
t:In'aro II y 20 puigadas. c6ncavo. Hc-mo-
SO tranaj1. EnvIc 81 orden accompanied dc!
original = valor Ell giro postal 4 \. &c Il
Gar. los Morale S.. San Antonio. Te-
Ma. MY POCOS DiAS.
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SENORlTA MEXICANA con quince aHoS de
7 ~-,ctica en- Instruction prinIaria. = rcciente-
:ncrtc l!egada dc Mexico. desea Oar clases
= GUnliriIiJ q ninos &C cora edad. DirigiF-
80 : 80. Market ST. Sri;a. Ofclia Abedc.
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lMrRESORES:- 81 E~ecesita esduclas dc
G~cfurrian. graudce. cs:i!o ncIicgnc. eScrina
p;!icrjo prccios mJeS;r:s a Ign; clio :.
io=a7o. lis y. san. Rcsa Ave. San Az
;on;o. T"Xas.
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ARRENDAMiEMTOS

Sc RENTAN : cuartos amuebladoS con baEo
privado. "a. y luz electrical ro- $500 mon
slIaics. SO SUiadat 81. ~
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Ia NEXlCANA. Fan.ica de Chocolate me-
xicano Y cxpeHdio dc cacao. tc1tas pc"
mayo : mehor. Juan OiIFo. 90 30. Leona
s.. SIN Antonio. Texas. So ,despachan Gr-
s;rnes &. o. D.
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81 %ECESITA cares pa'a E:adan"?s U car
"a cqui71ies. h2b!c a RCSALES: Te.eionu
T-ayis !lg6.
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ENSENANZA

LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTo ] do
rliciiio. Precios conveuciona!es. PROFESSOR
FELIX RCANO. graduado en- los Conserve
orIoS De Paris : Madrid. Recibe 6rdcncs 40
r;oraic. $. Sc habla frances : @ 'snoL
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oUTrA-ARRuGAS. yiaGiso Tai:snan contra
Ia vcie1: hsrmcsca. ia Grescura al cuts, Gui-
tando las arruras por rebcldes Gue sean.
Presto 800. Direction: Minerva Aedi-
cine Go. 30o'. Guadalupe s., san AEt2-
Mo. Tevas.
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HPREEDA listed i habiar y escribir inSles
on propicdad y correction. Prof =. 2.
D:az. iG3 y. F!orc5.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
SOX WIN SECOND nv NINTH
HELLER HAS BAD START AND BAD FNTSH CTCOTTE AND
WILLIAMS OPPOSE HIM
By FRED TURBYVILLE.

After the Reds had overcome an
early lead and tied the score the White
Sox again mustered all their batting
strength snd drove In an eleventh hour
victory, this time in the ninth, winning
the second game OF the series ) TO 3.
Hod Eller was in the box for the
Reds, lie started poorly and then
pitched seven innings OF good ball lie
broke in the ninth.
The Reds, though outclassed by the
veteran White sox team. played heads
up ball all the way and sensational
fielding save the fans plenty OF oppor-
tunily TO root their heads on.
Ed Roush was back In tho game in
centerned and Magee in left There
were thrilling catches In the gardens
tnat saved Eller's hide on several oc-
casions. Roush was cheered time and
again for his circus catches
In the very first the Sox made three
runs. Leibold walked lie scored
few seconds later when Weaver
tripled 10 right. Collins was out.
hAlN 10 nuuUfIhs dhNhnNu NnihNA WNN
me pair pulled a double steal. Weaver
scoring and Jackson going clear 10
third when Rariden threw wild 10
second After Felsch popped 10 short
Gandil singled TO right scoring Jack
son
The Reds came right back in the
second. Magee tripled and Dauhert
doubled Smith famed Rariden walked.
Bases full. On Eller's long fly to cen
ter Daubert scored.
After Clcoile took the hill the Reds
cvened the count. With two down
Magee doubled 90 deep right. Daubert
doubled 90 left
And then the finishing blow by the
Sox: Roush saved one hit by a circus
catch Of Jackson's hard hit liner. But
Felsch tripled against the scoreboard
and Gandn drove a double over Magee.
Groh threw ont Bisberg and Gandil
scored on Schalks single.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
Want SURVEY OF
CITY WATER front

Charles II. Cant secretary 20 the
BOARD Of Harbor Commissioners, Was
instructed by the board today to get in
touch with the city engineer relative TO
getting a complete survey Of Whining
IONS entire waterfront. Mr. Cant was
also. instructed 10 consult the proper
authorities at the Water Department In
order that the wafer facilities for the
new structure might he taken care or
before the paving IS laid in the rear OF
the wharf.
AT the meeting Of the board. It was
decided that new specifications would
he prepared for the llling and draining
of ihe land Immediately back OF the
location NJ the proposed municipal
wharf. on which work will be started
within a short time. 10 g hoped by the
commission that the city will be able
to save money by This action.
Plans will also be prepared for
plumhlng IN the dockman's house I'm
ibe larger shelter sheds on the wharf.
The commissioners say that every
thing is ready for the signing Of the
contract with the Arundel Corporation
for the construction Of the wharf, eX-
cent the turning over a sum OF money
10 that company 10 commence opera
iions. which sum being proceeds from
the sale Of The 100000 issue OF city
bOnds
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
AUSE OF GOLLY'S
DEATH UNKNOWN.
Coroner's Jury Returns
This Verdict in Case of
Aged Man
MONEY HE HAD
NOT ACCOUNTED FOR

Although Sergeant Of Detectives
Green. who has been at work on the
case OF George W. Golly, who died at
TIE Delaware Hospital from fractured
skull contends that the aged man came
10 his death from natural causes, the
fury empaneled by Coroner Bullock
last night returned "a verdict that the
aged man came 10 his death from causes
unknown. Golly was q years old, was
found unconscious in the Groco stable,
al Fourth and French streets. last
Thursday morning and died several
hours later
4 number Of witnesses were heard
last night among them being Sergeant
Green. who testified that after a thor
ough investigation he had found sew
eral strands OF hair on a tool box
which occupied space near where the
aged man was found in a pool OF blood.
lie also stated that he found several
drops OF blood on a nail that prOtruded
from the board partition which gives
him reason 10 believe that the man
was sick and staggering into the pas
sageway fell and struck his head on the
tool chest.
Darragh ]. Groce, the proprietor OF
the stable. testified that the man was
never intoxicated 70 his knowledge and
that on the Saturday. previous 10 the
finding Of the body he had paid the aged
man $40 in one dollar bills and then no
t.ced that he had a ten-dollar bill in his
purse, which has not as yet been To-
Gated, only ten cents being found In the
mans clothing when his pockets were
searched at the hospital.
James Golly, his son, testified that
no was not certain that his father
had money on his person that night
but was in the habit OF carrying at
least s25 in a black wallet He stated
his father never complained OF III
health and that he visited him twice
daily for some time generally going
70 the stables about midnight in order
that his father could 20 for lunch.
In the case OF Walker Porter, the
jury decided that the colOred man who
was found dead in bed at his boarding
place, no. 629 Walnut street last Thurs
day morning and died OF acute indiges-
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
DONE "RAGGIN," NOW
THEY'LL PLAY BALL

Having exhausted the shells OF the
heavy artillery OF their vOcsbuhries
through the medium Of the columns OF
their respective papers. the Morning
News and Every Evening baseball 90
teams will meet I'm a head-on collision
In a contest OF the national game at
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets to-
morrow afternoon.
II the game itself measures up 10 the
daily dictionary bombardment, II
should be a plppn. "Ked' should not
DO less than knock out four home
runs Sporting Editor Fulton ought TO
do even better than that Let us hope
that they do not play in inyerseratio 10
their argumentation-which is usually
the case.
As a neutral. the Sports Editor of the
Evening Journal will keep score.
Bob Cunningham Of the All-Wil-
mlngtOn League is to be commiserated
or fellcltated (which is IT,? he will ar
bihate during the raging OF tire battle
and il is thought that his position Will
be both perilous and delicate. He will
wear gas mask.
The following players are eligible to
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
SUSPECTQUARTETTE.
AS AUTO Thieves.

Arrestins Clarence Green, aged -
years, OF Schnectady. n. Y. in Rockford
Park this morning when he drove a
Mormon Suburban" into the woods
Park Guard Wiley succeeded in landing
q duartette whom the police think may
De auto thieves. Green says he was
given the machine by a man he drove TO
New York city, the man telling him to
use 10 for a week and then meet him in
New York city.
This story is at variance with that
told by the other three men, Ernest
Luther. Walter W. Hoffman and Robert
Little. aged ~ years.
These three say that while they were
In Albany, " Y, a man whom they
didn't know gave them the machine. All
four admitted leaving New York yes
terday. When arrested the four had
but 81
Green was charged with violating
city ordinance, while the others were
being held pending Investigation.
Chief Of Police Black has sent word 10
the New York, Albany and Schnectady
police OF the apprehension OF the four
youths here.
The license number on the machine is
"A-97i-i9i9." New York.