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Evening journal., 1919-08-27
II. G. OF L. InTs ATrLETEs.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27-FNe dollars a day
S much too small for a star athlete to
mbsist on. according to a round robin
0led by Joie Ray, 10 Loomis and other
Central A. A. w athletes with Everett
&. Brown, national committeeman.
Brown will present the matter to the
national \. A. L. meeting in Philadel-
phia next month.
Several OF the stars OF the central
district viii compete in the Canadian
championships at Toronto on Septem-
Der 6, and they agreed the high cost OF
living had cmiched them. They said
they were unable to meet the necessary
travelling and living expenses with
the association allowance and then sent
heir protest 90 Brown.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
.GREENHILL Club To
SHOOT FOR PRIZES
Ivory Pyral n Sets Offered
10 Members in Com
petitions
MID WEEK EVENTS
AT TRAPS TOMORROW

The Grcenhill Gun Club will hold It's
mid-week shoot Thursday afternoon.
shooting win commence at o'clock
and the club is arranging for a regular
Good Time Greenhr" program.
Commencing Thursday, every mem
Der OF the Greenhi Gun Club will
have an opportunity to win handsome
ivory nyr2.in set There will be no
limit TO the number df sets to be
awarded, and each and every member
OF the club can be a winner.
The sets Will be awarded on the
point system. and to secure the ivory
pyralin IL will be necessary for the
shooters 10 earn 100 points. Each set
will have a value Of S25.
At each twenty-five targets shot at.
at practice. in regular events, and at
any shoot. 10 will be possible for the
shooter TO secure one point.
\ point will be awarded TO Glass \
shooter each time he makes a score Of
25X25: B shooters must break 23X25 or
better: C. shooters 2iX2j or better, and
the Glass D men must show a score Of
i9X25 or higher
The club will keep a careful record
Of all scores. and as soon as a shooter
has earned the necessary 100 points, he
will secure the set OF pyralin. The con-
test will run for one year to Septem-
Der 4. 1920 \ shooter may win more
than one set and a contestant making
only a part OF the necessary 100 points
can at any time secure set by making
a cash payment based in proportion to
his standing in the race.
II is hoped this offer win improve
Greenhill scores. as every target shot
at will count and every shooter will he
on edge to secure his point. The race
starts Thursday afternoon. Be on hand
and get a good start.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
roo EARIY no TALK SERIES

NEW YORK, Aug, p United Press,l
Its too early for worlds series ar
rangements. \ lot Of things may hap
pen before october"
President Heydlr Of the National
League made this comment today on
the report that the national commits
sion had been called TO meet in this
city to make arrangements for the next
Mnrldns series
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
PIE AND MILK SOCIAL
FOR BASEBALL TEAM

The Richardson Park Athletic Clpf
is making final arrangements for pic
and milk social TO be held tomorrow
eevning on J. +. Laytbn's lawn. Rich
arlson Park
The lawn Will be decorated with
electric lights and there will be plenty
of room TO sit down and enjoy a glass
OF milk and piece OF good home made
pie. topping off with a block Of ice
cream.
The members are striving 20 make
this a big success to help along The
baseball team
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
BELMONT CONTENDER FOR
INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONSHIP

The Belmont Baseball Club, fresh
from their victory over West End. of
New Castle, will journey to Chadd's
Ford on Saturday to play the team of
that place, and a victory is looked for.
On Labor Day the team will play at
Pedricktown, n. ]. Although the Jer-
seyiles defeated the locals in the last
game. Manager Herrick is confident
that they cannot duplicate.
With the acquisition Of several new
players Belmont comes to the front as
one OF the most logical contenders for
the Independent championship Of the
city. Manager IIerrick would like to
hear from the winner Of the Grace
Lorraine series in regard to a series
OF games.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
PLAY TIE CONTEST.

The Richardson Park Juniors and the
Twilight Stars Of Browntown played a
80 tie at Bellemoor last evening The
game was called at the end Of the sew
enth inning on account OF darkness.
Pitcher Martin Baumgart. FOR the
Park team, had 10 strikeouts and his
opponent on the mound, Theodore
White for the Stars. had O. Richardson
Park garnered 6 hits, while their rivals
collected Z hits.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
LEGAR PITCHES ONE
HIT GA 'E FOR CAULK

Legar pitching for the Caulk Club.
OF Milford, Saturday, held Delaware
City to one hit, only % men facing him.
Caulk winning . TO I. Delaware City
scored their lone run in the ninth in
ming on an error and two inneld outs.
\ feature Of the game was the few
balls pitched by Legar, retiring five
men in order in the sixth and seventh
innings on five pitched balls. The
score:
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
DELAWARE HORSES
GET SECOND MONEY

TWO Delaware horses finished in the
money at the Wicomico Fair Sails
bury. yesterday. In the 2.20 trot Lucky
stone, owned by the Delaware stock
Farm. Bridgeville, took second money,
and Dick Marsh. owned by George T.
Satterfleld. smyrna. won the second
money in the 23O pace.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
ALL-wMMI>GToN's MOONLIGHT.

The All-WilmingtQn League will give
moonlight excursion Saturday, Sep
tember 6. \ committee to make pre-
llminary arrangements composed OF
President Reed. Olen Hsckett and Ed
ward G.. Nellis was appointed. and adj
ditional committees will be appointed
later this week. Every team in The
league will take part and It is expected
that one OF the largest crowds OF the
year VIII make the trip.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
CONRAD VS.. NEIGHRORHO0n.

The Conrad baseball team, which
has been handing the short end to al
most every team in IFS class here
abouts, will meet the Neighborhood
All-Nilmington nine at Third and
Adams streets This evening for a twi-
light game.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
MILFORD drops CLOSE oNE,

fredericksburg. Md, Aug. PA
base on balls. two bad throws and two
hits coming in the ninth inning after
two men were out. enabled Federals-
burg TO defeat Milford here yesterday,
3 TO ,. Score. r. II. L.
fredericksburg ..000O00003- ,
Milford ..........000i600i0-2 6 3
Batteries-Hummer and jefferson
Hummel and Davis
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
STRIKE KNOCKS our DEMPSEY.

CHICAGO, Aug. p United Press.)-
Jack Dehpsey became affected by the
actors Strike today. The champion is
booket for a few week here But to-
day A. appeared he would have no place
to fbut on his show Permission was
az Fed Of union officials, who have tied
gp practically all theatres in Chicago
oy. strikes, TO use one OF the theatres
closed by striking stagehands and
musicians
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
PLAYED GAME IN
| HOUR, 5 MINUTES

The Bosedale 4. C. baseball team de-
feated the Park SparrOws by the score
OF 6 to ,. The game was played in
thc fast time Of one hour and five
minutes. Watson pitched a strong game
for Rosedale. allowing but four hits.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
BIACK sOX AFTER BACON

The Wilmington Black SoX will op-
pose the Liberty Stars, OF Philadelphia
next Saturday. The Liberty team is
well known TO followers Of sport in
this section. and will meet the Hilldsle
team tomorrow at Darby. The Black
SOx was formerly the Douglas stars.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
NEWPORT WANTS GAME.

Th Newport baseball club is without
a game for Saturday and would like TO
have a game with any independent club
in or out OF the city. Address all chal-
lenges TO Thomas Galloway. Newport
Dpl
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
VICTORY Us. RnSERIrns

The Victory Stars will oppose the
Rosebuds tomorrow afternoon at Eden
Park. and on Saturday they will meet
the Buffalo \. c. on the same dia-
mond.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27

Earned runs, LauIk, ?: DelaWare City.
O; two base hit, Harrington: three base
hit Davis: struck out. Legar, 6: Win
ters. I: double play. Wiley TO Counsel
man; sacrifice hit, IIarringlon; base on
balls, Off Winters, +: time Of game. 1
hour and % minutes; umplres, Cap
shaw and Pennington.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27

"A hydroplane is a power boat that
skins. at higher speeds. over the sur
face OF the water lt is essentially a
boat with no ability TO fly.
\ hydroaeroplane is an airplane with
body shaped like boat. II is able
to fly. like any airplane. and in addi-
tion can travel on the surface of the
water under power or rest on the water
like a boat.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
HYDROPLANE AND
HYDRO AEROpIA A\E

Sport Editor OF The Evening Journal:
To settle an argument please insert
in your paper the difference between a
hydroplane and a hydroaeroplane.
READER.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27

A. ---i >=.s:o &c sold 10 sdvanta xe
rncn eavertised In the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-08-27

The Want Ads VIII sell real estate
and rent apartments,
Evening journal., 1919-08-27
DELAWARE CITY
SCORE BY TNNINGS

Caulk Club .........O OOOfO0 %
Delaware city 1000 100000 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
The Horoscope

This days astrological chart au-
gurs some lively and interesting
events which should result TO ad
vantage in spite of series of an
noyances and anxieties There is
need 10 protect moneys and 10 guard
against losses Also there is dan
ger from wrangling. disputes or liti-
cation. as we'll as from some subtle
or underhand methods-manifest in
fraud or trickery. BE careful in
writing letters and i'm the signing of
all writings. contracts or documents.
Those in employment are under the
fortunate auspices Of the luminaries
in semi-sextile aspect. under which
they may seek promotion, favors
or Increase of salary. Others may.
deal with those in authority or ask
favorS
Those whose birthday it is should
guard their money and avoid quar-
rels and litigation. Those in en-
ployment will prosper. A child
born on this day will be kind and
affectionate. though disposed TO be
rash and hasty. 1t should be sue
cessful, especially in employment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
II MOTHER GRAHAM CORRECT
N HER SUSPICIOUS?

Ny mother-in-law's thin cheeks
flushed with pleasure as she held
out her uninjured hand for the key
10 my door. ! saw with a recur-
renee OF the wonderment ] had ex-
perienced before. that she was like
a romantic child in her enjoyment
Of the adventure TO which was
committed and in which she also
had now tiny part
II would have been iudicrous. if
she hadn't been i'm such deadly
earnest. 10 see the air Of mystery
which she Immediately donned.
Hang something over the key
hole" she whispered II just know
Agatha is at it,"
] moved nOiselessly 10 the door.
and carelessly flung a towel over
the knob. Then ! returned 10 my
mother-in-law's side TO find her
tugging at a stout ribbon around
her neck, one which had been hid
den by her ld-fashioned night
dress With a good deal Of effort
she pulled into view a securely sewn
chamois bag.
This never leaves me she whis-
pered What il contains is no
ones business but my own. But
there is room in IL for this key. Get
the sharpest scissors and needle
and thred from my work basket
rip this open. put IN the key and
then sew it up again in such "A way
that you'll be able TO identify the
stitches whenever you see thCm. /
wouldn't put it past Agatha to put
me 10 sleep some night long enough
10 investigate this if she had any
idea tn" key was in here But III
put p flea in her ear that'I settle
her if she doesn't quit shopping
around like a hungry tabby cat all
over the place. Hurry now, Mar
garrett"
I fastened 10 obey her. and 10 was
but a few minutes before the
chamois bag with the key securely
inside was again tucked under the
folds of her nightdress
Come Here. Quickly"
There" she said still keeping
her voice discreetly lowered. that's
safe And You needn't worry over
your Chinese vase and whatever il
contains. III watch out for it no
matter what happens"
Thank YOU. mother. / am sure
of it," / said warmly, STOPPING TO
kiss her.
But at the offered caress she
turned her face away rather abrupt
~. or SO I fancied. and my L'ss fell
awkwardly upon the edge of her
ear. The feeling / had experie need
when ] entered the room-that she
was cherishing some fancicd grudge
against me. one that she meant TO
keep 10 heTself-was intensified.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
BY ADEL + GARRISON

But. Of course. couldn't question
her concerning it.
Take care OF yourself" 7 said as
cheerily as If she had returned my
caress. 4 probably shan't be back
until late afternoon. haven't had
walk in ages, and I'm getting ner
vous
She made no reply saw that
she was looking out of the open
window before which her couch was
drawn, gazing intentlv across the
lawn and trees which sepsra our
home from that OF Mrs Durkee. so
recently leased 10 the mysterious
strangers.
I had reached the door and my
hand was upon the knob when /
heard her voice low. eager. excited
II Have IT."
Come here. quickly"
I turned and Walked TO her side
She put out her hand and gripped
mine tensely.
Look over there in that window
Do YOU see anything flash ?'
] followed her gaze To the only
was visible through the many trees
"a gable window on the third
floor The sun was shining directly
upon the glass and distinctly saw
the flash flash OF the sun upon
some metal. for all the world as If
some one were heliographing
DO YOU see anything" MY moth
er-in-law repeated
Yes. ! do" | returned slowly. for
was puzzled and vaguely alarmed
at the discovery.
What do YOU suppose it is?"
Il haven't the slightest idea" l
returned.
Ny mother-in-law pondered.
frowning. her fingers still gripping
my wrist
Mrs Durkee has moved out.
hasn't she?" she asked at last. al
though she knew perfectly well of
our little neighbOr's departure
oh. yes. several days ago"
How many people in the house
now ."
Three. think" returned.
growing a bit restive under her cat
echism. An elderly invalid. his
nephew and Japanese servant"
Have you seen any OF them"
only the servant" / answered.
keeping TO myself my taxicab vision
Of the foreigner whose appearance
tailed so closely with Mrs Durkee's
graphic description of her mysteri-
Gus tenant. Il was over there the
day he came TO get the keys"
saw that she was giving but in
different attention TO my answers.
Suddenly she gave an excited but
low exclamation.
Il have it, she said Some one
in hat window is using a pair Of
field glasses to look over here. OF
all the impudence."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Those Who Silk
BY Winifred Black

living. and the womal threw back
her head and said:
Not with me. thank goodness"
rather sympathized with her
point of view for l happened to
know her husband
But this Incorporating business
that 1 could not. would not and
should not stand. not for one single
- hours,
I'd rather have a man come home
with an axe and break every win
dow in the house and acuse me of
every crime in the decalOgue than
TO sit one evening with man in
the sulks
Bad temper is bad enough. quick
tongue is an affection and a hasty
disposition - apt to make those who
have TO live with it take hasty reso-
buttons for sudden trips away from
home But I'd rather live with the
worst temper in the world than TO
exist for one week under the same
roof with one Of those persons who
sulk and pOut and think they are
furnishing YOU by dignifed silence.
Not Dignified-SulIen.
They aren't dignihed at all.
They're just sullen And if 1 had
husband like that I'd either box his
ears or make him box mine and be
done with it. rather than TO stand
a dose of the pouts every time I
happened TO do something he didn't
like.
Temper on. there are worse
things IN the world than little
temper. now and then. OF course.
no one likes to live with a snap
ping turtle or TO abide in attempted
peace and comfort with a wolf in
human form. but q little flash in the
pan doesn't do any particular hurt
now and then. and sometimes
there's nothing like q good sharp
thunder storm TO clear the air.
We are all human. and we Ill
have To show our human failings
once IN a While-What ] hate about
the sullen man or the sulky woman
is that they are wrong in two WAYS
They are not ashamed OF being
suIky-they are proud Of if. They
think they are being proud or re-
served or som ething-and then
their ill-doing lasts SO ICng-that'S
the worst thing about III.
You can stand a heavy downpOur
or sudden shower. but nothing
gets ON your nerve like "a gray driz-
zle. drazzle. druzzle-all day and
am night
know "a woman who has a yell
low silk window curtain and every
time one OF those gray sudden
sulky mad-snd won't speak DAYS
comes along. she hangs Up that yell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

There is man in certain west
ern state who is getting divorce
from his wife.
He has lived with her for IS
years. There are two children and
"a comfortable home But the other
uay. when the man came home
from "a business trip and put on a
new suit of clothes. his wife said he
was going out 10 meet girl or ne
wouldn't take SO much pains 10
dress up And the man told her
that he was TOO old TO think about
girls and his wife said that no man
was ever too old 10 be an old fool
and SO the man has applied for "A
divorce
He SAYS that his wife lived apart
from him for four years once and
once she lived in the house with
him for six years and wouldn't
speak word lie could stand all
that. but he could not stand being
called a iirt
What an odd person, Now YOU
know. il seems to me that l could
stand being called a fiirt-Td be
quite battered by 1t. perhaps-if 1
were old enough and ugly enough.
4 could even stand having my wife
live away from me for four years
II / were man and had that kind
OF a wife.
know woman who was asked
I'm the presence of a company OF
strangers whether her husband was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

low curtain and looks at il and
makes herself believe the sun is
shining behind tiff she only cared
to pull the curtain aside and look
out.
You Can't DO NnYthing
You can't do anything like that
with a pouty woman OF a sulky man.
You just have 20 look right at them
and know the hateful truth every
minute.
And 1 am afraid, no matter how
much 1 tried. or how hard ] want
ed to- couldn't do it--possibly.
not possibly
Yes. 1 am quite sure if l were the
man i'm that western state who be-
gan this story. 7 could stand any
thing by now if I had stood a sulky
wife all these years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Kitchen Economies
FOUR WAYS TO MAKE DELI-
CIOUS MINCE MEAT NOW.

A jar OF HOLlt-llirAt ltllltt llltd L
Will mean delicious, quickly made
pies all during the holiday season.
If well packed in a covered stone
crock or glass jars mince meat will
keep for a long time. In fact, the
highly spiced variety is even better
the longer il stands
Quick Mnccmeat
(FOr Immediate USc)
11-2 cupfuls Of chopped apples.
Ia cupful Of seeded. chopped
raiSins.
IA cupful of chopped cranberries,
IA cupful cUrrants.
1 tablespoonful of shredded
citron.
IA cupful Of shortening.
- teaspoonful each of cinnamon,
mace, salt.
IA teaspoOnful Of cloves.
81 cupful of brown sugar,
Ia cupful of vinegar
- cupful of black coffee
This mincemeat need not be cook
ed. Mix together and let stand for
three hours before using. so that the
spices blend thoroughly Then pour
into a pie crust and cover. This
is sufficient for one large pie.
Mcatless Mincemeat.
pound Of chopped apples.
pound of chopped raisins
IA pound OF figs.
8 lemons juice and grated rind) .
Juice of oranges.
. grated nutmegs.
teaspoonful each of Glove, ALL
spice. cinnamon.
cupfuls OF brown sugar.
Nix thoroughly and keep in
sterflized sealed Jars until ready for
use. Chopped candied orange or
lemon peel or any other candied
fruit available may be added If de
sired.
Honey Mnccmcat.
cupfuls of chopped cooked b5sf.
cupfuls OF chopped apples.
. cupfuls OF chopped raisins.
cupfuIs Of chopped currants.
cupful Of chopped citron,
cupful of vinegar.
1 cupful of honey.
teaspoonful each of cinnamon,
mace.
II teaspoonul of gloves. allspice.
Cook together until tender and
pack i'm sterilized Jars
Mincc Meat
4 cupfuls of chopped beef-coOked.
cupfuls OF chopped suet,
s Cupfuls of chopped apples,
cupful OF brown sugar.
cupfuls of mOlasses.
] cupful of jelly.
pound of seeded raisins.
pound OF currantS,
I pound % shredded citron.
tablespoonfuls OF salt.
tablespoonful each of cinnamon
and mace
teaspoonful each Of Glove and
allspice.
II teaspOOnfui OF pepper.
Mix and cook SLOWLY for two
hours. stirring frequently Pack
in glass jars or stone crock and seal
well. II the mincemeaJ gets dry q
little black coffee may Doe added ca
moisten
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Social Calendar
Tt ESIDAY

IT El~DAN.
The Mothers department OF the
Progress club will hold its regular
meeting in the club rooms.
A general meeting Of the ST. Jos
oph's Hospital Aid society viii be
held at $50 o'clock az 81. Joseph S
hall
Miss Teckls Dezler 322 y. Cush-
ing 81 viii bee hostess 20 the MEM
hers OF the s. = circle.
The Queen Esther circle Of tho
Grace NJ r church will meet with
airs. Hazel HagadOne, 1923 cali
fornia av
The Good VIII Bible class of the
Trinity Presbyterian church will
NEE; AZ the home Of Mrs Anna
Martin. ~ y. ST Louis blvd
The Guiding star circle OF the
Grace NJ r. church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Florence Weaver.
BIS F. Broa dway.
Miss Ruth Grove. SIS r. Indiana
av. VIII entertain the members Of
the Ladies' auxiliary OF the National
Association OF Letter Carriers
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution will meet az the home Of
Mrs Thomas J. Swartz. Ola Leland
Hv
The Amona class Of the First Bap-
list church will meet Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of Miss Nellie
Livengood 1927 s Main ST.
WEDNESDAY.
The Mothers club OF the Lincoln
school viii hold a meeting in the
school i'm the afternoon.
Members of the clay and Harris
Home Economics club will meet
with Mrs. John Turnock. 1926 +.
Cedar st
The history department Of the
Progress club viii hold an "Ameri-
canization" day program in the club
rooms.
The Liberty club viii meet with
Mrs a. Mumam. PSI Adams 81
The Shakespeare circle will hold
IFS meeting with Mrs Alexander
Staples. SIS W. Wayne ST.
The W. c. Sunshine club will be
entertained by Mrs George II.
BrocSway. 800 Larorte av
The Centennial club will hold
meeting at the home Of Mrs. T.. l..
Gears. 81 +. Indiana av
The dramatic art department OF
the South Bend woman's club will
hold a meeting
THURSDAY.
4 social afternoon will he enjoyed
by the members Of the music de-
partment OF the Progress club.
A card party will be given at the
X Of c. home at 8 o'clock by the
j.. OF G. Ladies social club
The regular meeting of the PIym-
outh club Will be held in EIkhart.
The Circle OF Mercy will meet al
the home OF Mrs. =. r. Perley. 7O7
+, Madison st,
The Nonpariel club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. J. w Becker. 136
= Chaplin ST.
The Harmony Reading circle will
meet with Mrs. J. Berger, Sixth ST
FRIDAY.
Mrs Charles Carpenter. 1902 Nc
CARNEY St viii be hostess at a
meeting of the Waneta Sewing cir
Gle.
The cNics and philanthropy de
partment Of the Progress club will
hold an important business meeting
IN the club rooms
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
will meet with Mrs J. Grodbeck. sos
Leland av.
The Woman's society of the First
Baptist church Will hold a social
meeting az the home of Mrs r H.
Norman. $50 Lincoln way w Mish-
awake.
A halloween party will be held
Dy the members Of The South Bend
Review No q. l. %. T Al. i'm their
hail