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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09
liz FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN

Rheumatic pains, backache, pains in sides,
sore muscles stiff joints or always tired
feeling are usually symptoms of dsordered
kidneys. W. W, Wells Toquin, Mich, writes:
81 am on my feet most of the time and get
tired. But after taking Foley Kidney Pills
feel like a new man. l recommend them to
my customers and have never heard of any
case where they did not give satisfaction"
Prompt in action to relieve kidney troubles and
bladder ailments.
Frost's Pharmacy, So Main St.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

but in the last few minutes OF play
Midd's holiday jinx appeared again and
the Connecticut men piled up the final
few points necessary to win. The
final score was 50 to 4S. The Middle
bury men who made the trip included
Miske, Heath, Tatro, Ross, Good, HUI
Than cld Leonard.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

Let us fit your eyes-Slader, the Op-
tometrist, at the Sargent, Thursday
Jan l5.-adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED: A few good live men
and women to take orders for "The
World War History, in ) volumes
Sells at seeing Big money to agents
Write for information INGALLS, &
HORNBY, 1876 Federal St. Boston,
Mass 2t3
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; One
1920 Hup, also one Ford touring car,
would make a good truck. viii sell
cheap. Inquire Of w. o. Zeno, Black
mers Garage 52tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED: Position in office Can
Alberto Bicuvenu, r. F. No 4, Middle
give best of references Address, Miss
bury, VT. 2t2p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE: New dress form, can be
changed to any size Mrs. Arthur
Desjadon 2t2p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE: Mccormack all-steel
disc harrow, nearly new, also No. 3
international Cream separator, $50
pounds capacity, used very little
High grade Hosteins 2, coming 4
years, to freshen later H. Witherell
Shoreham, VT tip
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED: Boys to sell Vanilla
after school Send 81 for eight bottles
that retail for 25c each. Send for free
sample bottles. Wakefield Extract Co.,
Sanbornville, N. H. 49tSp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

SILK RIBBON FOR YOUR TYPE
WRITER Finest ribbon made, for
Royal, Underwood or Remington. Reg
lister Office
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

Special: At last we have received
some English Walnut (halves meats
Calvi's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

LOST: Black and white Scotch collie,
weight about 20 lbs Mack Brothers,
Weybridge 2tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED: Middle aged woman for
general housework, small family good
wages and steady work. E. R. Fetch
er, Woodbury., VT. sits
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED: Salesman or saleslady in
in Middlebury for ]. R. Watkins Pro-
ducts. Highest quality of spices, ex-
tracts, toilet goods and medicines for
fifty years. We will start you in the
most successful business that exists for
the amount of money invested. Ad-
dress E. P. Ring, Waterbury, Vt. 2t2p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE: Nice large feather pill
lows. Al condition. Mrs. M, E. Grant
Phone 1922 2tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

FOR SALE; Pair of heavy work
horses and harnesses, cheap if taken
at once. Butterfield & Son. 2tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED: Young or middle aged
woman for light homework, and COM
panion, small family. Would prefer
one to go home nights. F. W Bacon,
II High street, Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

MARKET IMPROVED Poultry
bringing high prices. Gull out your
non-layers and surplus cockerels now
w. J. Hartin, g. Main st. 2tlp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09

WANTED; Is granite quarrymen.
All winter job-surface quarry-45c an
hour minimum-S hours day. E. R,
Fletcher, Woodbury., Vt. 1912
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-01-09
BUSINESS NOTICES

Pigs For Sale, Fred B. Mathews
0t2D
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
NATKI, UCzYNCIE TO-
Gdy Dzieci KaSzlq, Natrzyjcie Nus
terole ma Gardlo j Piersi

Trudno przewidziej, jak predko kasEf
noze precise W krup, Tub " cos gorszeg'
! wtedy w!a5nie bGdziecie radzi mic
nod rckq sloik Musterole, ably pr2yEie%
zybka, pewna ulCf. Me spIowadz
'Hcherza. Jaho pierwsza pomoc ! pewn.
rodcls, Mustcrole Jest doskona!,
'vsiqco matck to wicdza. Powinnisci
r2yma5 sloih " domu, w pogotowlu II
Iatychmiastowy uzytek.
Jest to $rodek, dla doroslych take
JSmierza boil gaTdla, bronchit, zapaleni'
~;ruczol6w, krup, ~sztywnoSc szyi, astrC
ieuralgie, Dol giowv, ~kongestyr, zapai,
tic op~lucnoi, r~cumatyzm, %lnmbaGo, DC
: krzyau i stawach, wywichnieeie, DO
ace mie$nie, ~odzi:bienie odmrozenl'
l6g i zaziebienie piersi (czesto zapo
oicga ~zapaleniu piuc).
Soc i Coo sioik; sioik szpitalny $3.50
Il ZgEI.]|n!Ij
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
MITYNG POLOWCZYN
CHICACOSKICH.

We czwartck dnia 25go BIN, o
eodz. 1880 wicczorcm w lokalu
Biura CcntralneSo Wydzialu Ma
rodowcgo PolSkicgo. 2l3S Pierce
ave, odbedzie sic wazny mityns
pan i panien, ktdrc W sobote 27So
marca zajmQ sic W Chicago polo
wcm, majQcym zakonCzyc Kanl-
PANIC 0 Million DoIarow ola Pol
ski.
Uprasza sic poIowczynic, ably
koniccznic przybyly ma ten mi
tying, ma ktorym udziclonc bcdq
im wSzelkic inStrukCyc co do tag
day'u". A kazdcj paraiii i L kaz.
diego Komitctu ObywatclSkicgo
p~rzynarmniej pc pare potowczyn
powinno wziqt udzial W czwart-
Eowym mityngu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
o Wykup Polskiej
Ziemi.
CZYNY - ME SLOWA!

Odzywajqc sic do Po'onii W A
mcryce wiedziaf Bank Zwiazku
Spdlck, &c przcmawia do spole--
czchstwa, ktorc, twardo pracujac
W przcmySle amerykahskin, IL
mic zrozumiec i docenic waznost
wlasncgo ola Polski przemysfu.
,Wszakzez nieraz czy to ia vie
each, czy tez W prywatnej rozmo-
vie ME jeden powtarzaf robot
nix: ,,PoIska ME bedzic bogatq i
silna jeSli ME bedzie miaia Villas
nych fabryk, jeSli praca w Polsce
p0jdzic lcniwic / bez systemu.'
DIS zwraca sic Bank Zwiazku
Sp0lck do Was wla5nic T. tenn We
zwaniem, byScic dopomogli do
stworzenia i rozbudOwania poi
skicgo p~rzemysfu W kt6rym inzy-
MGR i robotnik polski co w tWar-
del obcej szkolc ~nauczyli sic do
brego systcmu piracy, bedzic ola
dobra Polski mog} pokazac czcgo
Isie nauczyl bedzic m6g} bye wzo-
rem ola tych, co jcszczc ME znajq
takicj piracy wiclkicj, wydajncj
opartej ia dobrych a l;cznych ma
szynach.
Swojq j swoich dzicci PREY
SzloSc w Polscc masz budowat
PoIaku. Nic poprzcstah ma sto--
'Wach, wcz sic do czynow. kupu--
JAG akcyc Ranku Iwiazku Spolck
Iarobkowych W Poznaniu, wicSz
juz dostatccznic, re AN pienicdzy
o. Stracisz. lc one polSki pre-
mysf bed2 badoWaly 4 Tobic pc
wnc przyniosq l:orzySci. Me zwle-
kaj. Pieniqdzc tych Polak6w Z
Amcryki, co kupili aNcyc Banku
IIwiqzhu juI .dziaIajq W Pol<cc,
juz "a ME z rqk obcych znowu
wykupiono move warSztaty pol
skicj piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
TYSIACA Pc
LEX DO POLOWU.

w sobote, dnia 27-go b. m. Cd
bedzie sic w ca}em Chicago wiel
HI pol6w polski, urzqdzony stara-
MEM Wydzia}u Narodowego,
PREY pomocy lokalnych Komite-
tow Obywatclskich, cclem zwie--
kszenia Eunduszu Ratunkowcgo
ola potrzcbujqcych pomocy w Pol
see, jak i ma potrzcby zaopatrze--
mia powracajqcych zolnierzy ar
mil polskicj, oraz ma ratunek ola
rodak6w ma Syberyi.
Do piracy przy po4owic potrzc-
ba koniccznic okolo TYSIACA
POLEK.
Wzywa sic przeto ]patryotycz--
ne panic i panienki polskie, ably
zg}osiiy sic tclefonicznic hub oso
biScic do Biura Wydzialu Narodo
wcgo 2l3S Pierce ave, (telcfon
Armitagc 2T), albo tel do swyc'l
parafialnych Komitet6w Otywa-
telSkich. We czwartek hub pi9tck
tego tygodnia najp6znicj zglosit
sic nalczy do Wydzia}u Narodo--
wcgo w godzinach ~biurowycll
$50 rano do 5:3O po pol. pc Cd
Dior puszek do kolcktowania pie
niedzy.
Spodzicwamy sic, &c Polk eli
cagoskic ME odm6wi2 swcgo czyn
nego wspGludzia'u w po'owic i &c
zdobcdq ma poSwiecenic kilka 60,
DIN czasu i piracy gorliwej ola
Ojczyzny, DO ola tycIr, kt6rzy "
Polscc i ola Polski cierpia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Il Sekcyi Ratunkowej Polek.

kazaiy sic w teatrach W Avonda..e
W tcatrze Crescent 29I5 Milwau--
kcc ave, w teatrze ,,Chopina" ma
StepnIe W tcatrach ma Chicago
ave. / Is ul.. w teatrzc Grown i
wic!u innych.
Ukazywanie sic tych napiS6w
wita}a publicznoSj polSka oklaSka
Mi dajQc tenn rownoczeSnie znak
re popiera kampanie ! Sekcye Ra
tunhowa Polek w jej piracy.
Iak dotychczas ..drajw" idzic do
$konaIe i Polonia ME szczedzi gro
Sz1. Raz 20 raz zjawiaja sic W gi@
wncm biurze Sekcyi Ratunkowej
rolek pnr. Gigs Pierce ave, panic
z rozmaitych dzielnic miasta 20
dodatkowe odznaki i nalepki.
z Mlodziankowa i Jackowa.
W niedziele urzQdzono pred
, ko$ciolem Sw. Mlodziankow zbie
ranie skiadck tax zwany lag
Day" na rzrcz bicdnych widow i
Sierot W Polsce. Podobnie i ma Ia
| ckowic ustawiono budke pred ko
scioicln W kt6rej patryotyczne
panic zbieraly oiiary. W obu para
E. iiach okazalo sic re Polk z miej-
,cowcgo oddziaiu Sckcyi PrzygO-
towaiy pracc starann;c ! plon byl
obiity.
polonia w ohu tych dziclnicach
dawalN sklAdki chetnie i W miare
molnozci. Nadto panic L komitc
TOW ricjscowych dokladafy
w~zystk;ch staran ! usiiowan by
kampauia w!padia jak najlcpiej'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
ZE STOWARXYSZENIi
PolskiCh kuIr0w i PrzcmySlOwC0v
W AvOndalc.

POsicdZenie PClskich kupc0w !
Przemyslowc6w odbedzie sic W Sro-
de. 24gO marca, o godzinie Smej vie
czorem, ma sail Warszynskiego; waz-
ne sprawy bPda omawiane, a miano-
wicie sprawl zak%upywania hurto--
wnie r6znych artykul0w, i tax Same
sprawl ogloszoh wielkanocnych
przez Pisma pol<kie miejscowe. Ma
to posiedzenic zapraszamy wszyst-
kich polskich ,,grOsernik6W" wszy-
stkich tych. co sic ~intcresuja pol
skim hanlIcm i p~rzemysIem nasi
kupcy ma ten posiedzeniu NIGGA du.
10 skorzystat. ponicwaz przcmawiac
bcda znani zawcdowcy.
Laczmy sic i p~opicraimy. a Tol<h:
handel i przcmysl beda CORA.
j. l.. KOSkicWiCH,
sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

Przygotowania do skladki ma L.
leach w parafiach ma Maryano
vie i ma Wojciechowic So w toku.
w South Chicago.
w South Chicago zabrano sic c
nergicznie do piracy. w ubieg}yln
tygodniu odbyio sic posiedzenie
Pan, na kt6rem przygotowano ca
~ plan Rampant i ucllwalono
przeprowadzic poi6w ma przecho
dnl6w oraz Gala akcye skladkowq
przy pomocy kolektorek.
Gaia praca w czasic bedzie kic-
.rowat Sekcya Ratunkowa Polek
nr. 2 istniejqca PREY parafii N. P.
NJ. p. w skiad zarzqdu wchodza
panic: Marya Smietanka, Anna
Nowak, Marta Sadowska, Agnic--
Ska PodlewSka.
w Sobote Wielki Poiow.
w nadchodzaca sobote t. ]. r.
go marcd odbedzie sic wielki po--
low w caicm Chicago. Zbierane he
da ofialy ia celc wymienione po-
wyzej. Poniewaz poiow obcjmie
WszyStkie czeSci miaSta a take
$r6dmicScie potrzeba bardzo VIE
lc polowczyn. Dlatego wszystkie
panic, ktore NIGGA poswleclc dzlen
sobotni ola wielkiej sprawy, pro
szone Sd o iaskawc zg}oszcnic al
DO do istnicjacych po paraiiach
komitetow, zajmujacych sic iuz
przygotowaniami do polowu albo
tcz do Sckcyi Ratunkowej PoleIi
przy Wydzialc Narodowym. 2l3S
Pierce ave. tclefon Armitase Il
albo Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Chicago ofiarne ma nedze w
Polsce.

kampania ma zcbranic daru
Wielkanooaego ola biednych W
PolScc juz sic rozpoczgla. o lie
MONA sqdzic Z picrwszych po-
ccQtkow zapowiada sic dob~ze,
W tcatrach polskich oraz obco.
narodowych, lccz W polSkich
dzicln;cach polozonych pokazvwa
IT, poda;oslc naniSy, wzywaj2ce
wSzystkich do oiiarowania dolara
ma sicroty ! wdowy. Nap;sy take
wykonane w polskicj pracowni IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Z Powodu Przyjazdu
HaIlerczykow.
(Komunikat Urzcdu Prasowo-In-
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Pol.)

W ubicg}ym tygodniu okretcm
Rochambcau przyjcchalo Z Fran
cyl (nie L Polski) 40 by}ych FOL
merry I armii gencrala Hallcra.
O przyjczdzie tych ludzi poscl--
stwo polskic W Paryzu mic uznaio
"a stosownc zawiadomit chotby
Ilcgacye pol$ka w Waszyngtonic.
Me wiadOmo dlaczego, - rzccz
utrzymano w tajcmniCy, tax ze
ME tylko Wydziai Narodowy, lccz
nawct pahStWowe przcdstawicicl-
silva, jak Posclstwo / k~onsulat
Generality, mic ME Wiedzia}y o
transporcic Ha!lcrczyk0w ma o.
krecie Rochambeau. Mic tcz dzi-
wnego, re w takich Warunkach
Mkt ME wyszcdf ma spotkanie po-
wracajqcych zofnierzy, kt0rzy "
!nastepstwie narazeni byli chwilo-
wo ma pewne przykroSci, Z powo-
du braku pieniedzy, zanim ME
zaopiekowaf sic mimi konsulat
polski.
Rzecz %jasna, re zarzuty czynio-
ne z togo powodu Wydzia}owi,
Ijakoby ME dba6 o los bylych Hal
lcrczykGw, sd nicslusznq i bczpod
stawnq napaScia, a tenn szkodliw-
sza, re rzucona w sam tydzieh ma
szej Rampant skladkowej, z kto-
rel grosz ma pojSG giownie ma
pokrycie w~ydatkow najnieodzow-
niejszych Z powodu zapowiedzia-
nego powrotu 10000 byIych Hal
lerczykow Z PolSki do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

prace ratunkowa ma Wychodz
twie, ~sstarajac sic o wspomaganic
wszystkich Polskich in~stytucyi do
broczynnych, spicszqc L pomoca
dziewczetom bicdnym rodzinom i
t. p.
Mazda Polka, kt0ra moze chwi-
le wolnq poSwiecit ola dobra dru-
gich, powinna do Sekcyi Ratun--
kowej sic zapisac. Kosztuie to tyl
10 $I!OO rocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Nalepki iuz widac.

Gdy przcchodzi sic ulicami W.
dac luz W wielu bardzo domach
ralcpki Z wiclkicm kolcm i krzy-
zem W SrodEu, i napiSem ,,PoAi z
Amcrvki Ojczyznic". Dowodzi to
0 wieIkiem powodzcniu kampa--
nil.
Na,epka TAXA wskazuje &c W do
mu tenn mieszka patryotyczna 70
DINA rozumicjaca swe obowiazki
wzgledem macierzy. Gdy komite
ty poSzczcg6lne doprowadza pra
&C przygotowawczc do kohca i ko
lcktorki beda cllodzit Cd domu do
domu micSzkania w kt6rych nalep
ki juz widnicjq bedq opuszczanc.
Odznakc i nalepke otrzymule
rowniez kazda ia Polka, kt6ra "a
pisujc sic ma czynnq c~zionkinie
Sekcyi Ratunkowcj Tolek, Potrze
la lest bowicm iStnienia central
ncj organizacyi kobiecej kt6raby
lQczyla W swych rekach wszelk9
prace ratunkowa dobroczynnq. y
sckcya Ratunkowa Polck, gdy W
Polsce uspoHoj2 sic stosunki i Pol
ska bedzie juz mog}a sama swe
Gzicci wyiywic bedzie prowadzic
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
BRIGHTON B WINS
MATINEE FEATURE

After two attempts, matinee racing
got under way at the Elsmere track
Saturday afternoon, II. B. Clark's
Brighton b., 2O5 i-2, featuring the
opening races. The geldlng negotiated
the first heat Of the third event in
22i IA, and captured the race by
stepping the second event In the fast
time az 2i9 "a. The performance is
considered remarkable for .he open
ing exhibition. The track was every
thing but fast and the weather was
unusually cold, preventing the trotter
from getting warmed up.
There were four events on the card
News Boy took the first race In
straight heats from a field Of six
starters. His time for the nn1l hea:
was 2.25 and 225 3-i for the second
heat.
Captain Clay was forced to 90
three heats 10 win the second event
after Miss WutOndale captured the
first heat Mary Forrest was an easy
winner in the nth race, taking the
event In straight heats from field Of
four starters.
An elaborate program Of fast har-
ness and motorcycle racing Is arranged
for July and ,. The events win be
staged at the Elsmere track and a
large crowd Is expected to witness
the exciting contests.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
THESE |. O. O. F.'S WIN
EXCURSION SPORTS

Sports were a feature OF the excur-
sion OF Fairfax Lodge OF Odd Fei-
lows to Augustine Beach on last
Thursday.
The events and winners:
100 yard dash for men-First prize,
straw hat, Harry McCleneghan; second
prize. necktie, Clayton Powell.
80 yard dash for women-first prize,
electric lamp, Helen Cannon, second
prize. silk hose, Louisa Guniher.
90 yard dash for rat men-First
prize. l. o. o. y. button. Robert Turn
er: second prizc, pipe. Prank Porter.
50 yard dash for girls under ID
years-First prize. $500 IN merchan-
disc, Josephine Palmer; second prize,
box OF candy. Audrey Perkins.
30 yard dash for boys under 10
years-Flrst prize. cap. William Max
we'll; second prize, necktie, Walter
Or.h.
22O yard dash for men-Flrst prize
trousers, Clayton Powell second
prize, silk hose, Richard Welch. third
prize, nectie. William Carpenter.
Three legged race-Firsi prize. Gun
links, William Nirden; second prize
scarf pin. Charles Nirden.
Ball throwing for Women-firsl
prize, bar pin. Miss r. r. Wilson
second prize, silk hose, Mrs. Lola Mo
1 Callister.
Tug OF war for men-prizes, arm
| let's. Frunk Porter, w. r. Lewis, K
lLatchum. Robert Turner, ]. Mccall
lister.
Tug OF war for women-Prizes, candy
Mrs. Ada Thompson, May Turner
Rose Gunther, Irene Riley, Ethel Sher
Cracker and whlstle-Skin 10
liable. Miss Louise Gicker.
/ Nail driving contest for women.
i First prize. electric lamp, Mrs. fannl
Norman; second prize, candy, Mrs
shoe race for men-First priz'
fishing rod. William Nirden; secon
prize. handkerchiefs. Willard stout
/, Necktie and cigarette race-fir'
prize, pockeibook, Mrs. Irene Mley
, second prize. belt. Clarence Grlflih..
Ball throwing for men-Prize' SUI
snot dance-Prizes, rocking chai
and skin for table, Mrs. Schold an
Clayton Powell
prize waltz-First prize, lavellier
Mrs. Pierce; second prize scarf pil
Tho officials were: starter, How
ard seaman: Judges. willard Stou
William Maxwell. Robert Turner, WI
liam Mitchell, A. c. Riley, J. II. Sa,
The Boosters Committee wishes
thank merchants who contributed s
generously to the large assortment
prizes.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
MD. DIVISION STUFF

Crabby Cross said: "Boy. how do
look in my new uniform ?"
Bill Lewis wanted everyone to see
his new ball suit so he changed his
clothes at the shop and went home.
Finnegan at Lamokin is fighting hard
for his team, but Cross says wait until
they meet the shops.
II. Sweeney and Booth at Media arc
good sports and a credit 10 the game.
Shick of the store Department IS get
ting gray hairs worrying about how
ne is going 20 keep the General Onnce
In the cellar.
Tom Coward says any team that
can win from Perryvllle Will win the
championshOp Of the Division. That's
the pep, old top; keep them at it.
We hone that the Trainmen win
prove better baseball players than
Hutton. Donovan and Gabriel the
quoit pitchers.
Rarney Goldstein, in the General
Foreman's ONCE, says be Is good
pitcher, but Is going stale Tor want OF
work. Why not sign up WIN jerry
Cark2
The teams are all playing fast ball
these davs and they are becom-
jng better balanced. Have you noticed
the scores2
Sweeney says that Media win show
.bc boV-s the road in the next han.
Let her rip, the faster the better.
Boyle and Middleton make a good
addition 10 the Shop team, as does
Thomas and Thompson Tor the store
/ Department. Keep at them, managers
We'll get them all yet.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
NOTES FOR mORsEMEN.

w. B. Austin has shipped his sta
BILE Of trotters and PAGERS to Gran
wood.
Entries to the Wilmington July 3-5
races close Saturday with Secretary
Wilson.
Some OF the trotters and PAGERS
that have been racing in this sec
tion 80 west. others down east. but
the majority viii lay up until the
oliday meetings nearby.
Score six more standard performers
the season. -Four Of them are 2-year-
old trOtiers. one is a 3-year-old and
the other Is 4.
Beau Ashton 2.if IA. winner OF
many prizes at the Wilmington and
Inter-City matinees. dropped dead at
Delaware City last week. He was the
property OF James p. Winchester.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
pT.AN ssnAcFnAIIr FOTRTU.

pENNSGRONE. n. j., June IL
This town viii have a Fourth OF July
celebration on somewhat a different
idea from former years. IL will be
"baseball Fourth The local fans
have taken up the matter, collected
the necessary money, engaged the
Community Band OF Clarksboro Of
twenty-five pieces and there be base
ball and music all day.
At 9 O'Clock there viii be a baseball
parade; that is. the home team, with
the opponents for the day, an the
baseball fiends OF the vicinity, with
baseball bats as arms" and children
will march from the centre OF the
town TO the ball field
After the game a dinner win be
served; then another game In the
afternoon. In the evening the band
Will give a concert, preceding a big
display OF fireworks. II is to be a
sane Fourth In every way.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

ishcd the shooters shot double tar
gets and George Simon proved tho
best shot at this time, breaking p
out Of ~ pair
The next c-snt was for women
and ten n hem entered. Mrs. n. r.
Willis, OF PonnSgroGe, n. J. Mrs.
Harry Morgan and Mrs. VI. u. Al
haugh iiod Tor the flrst prize In The
shoot-of Mrs. Aihaugh won 1rst
prize and Mrs Willis won Tho $40
ond prize
After this event shooting ceased in
order 70 serve lunch and after lunch
sliding handicHp was shot. All
shooters started on the i6-yard mark
and went back a yard evnry timo
they broke target and forward
yard every time hey missed tar
got Harry Reed. George Simon and
r. r. Willis tied in this event with
scores q 20x20.
A. worthington won tho take
home" prize over the p. b. and w.
trays by a narrow margin. In a f1eld
OF 10. - Reed was second.
The fourth registered tournament
Of the p, r. and W. r. r. Gun Club
Will be held next Saturday on tho
club grounds. American Trapshoot--
ing Association rules will govern
this tournament. Shooting begins al
1890 a. m shooters take the Sholl-
pot or Darby oar at Marloet street.
transferTlns al Tnirtleth direct 10
grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
1Sy.4E. 4E.ETySTEE0 E0ERs:4: 15sS&{

This is the greatest month-thats
right,
When everythingls in tune
June bugs are Matching out at night.
June brides are blooming In the light,
For this is "Juney" June.
The politicians walk the dog,
Familiar songs they Groom
Babe Ruth has New York all ag0g,
Dempsey viii soon come out the fOg,
For this is "Juney' June.
Great flOcks OF caddies are on deck,
To share the tipping boon
The streams are fun Of fish, by heck
The big league clubs race neck and
neck,
For this is "Juney" June.
From coast 30 coast bronze athletes
Gaze on Olympia's moon
They're entering In all the meets,
For track suits they are using
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

There's Jack over there. lie Is an
older man than I and deserves the
place. M0aklcy Is one OF the few
great coaches OF the nresent day. Ho
has developed some wonderful men"
Rivals But Friends.
A talk with these men cannot help
but give the Impression that what
each says OF the other Is true.
Every year they pit their teams
against each other on the track path.
They know each others systems and
methods Of training men to get the
most from them. They produce new
stars from year 10 year.
penn's victory In the inter-cOllegi-
ates makes Robertson loom big on The
lhorizon as the probable selection OF
I the Olympic committee.
He is a big athletic fellow His life
interest Is coaching. Recently he has
become camera shy, but he slipped
up In this case and the lens caught
him In a real closeup.
Jack Pershing" Punch.
The selection OF the u. s. Olympic
coach will not be made until after
the try-outs in July, according e
Gus Kirby, head Of the committee.
The work Of the coach In chargl
/, OF the American boys will be very
light until the team reaches Antwerp
But once on the scene OF the grea
games be will have a strenuous week
for It Is In this short time that th,
Yanks must acquire the final edge 10
the struggle with the flower OF Eu
ropes athletes.
. But either Robertson OF Moakle,
! will he capable Of doing the lob as I
! should be done-that is, with tn
Jack Pershing" punch.