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widow of said decedenf. Bertha r
earns Markillie, Administrative :
final order is entered approving sal
report
Theodore HeSrick. administrator o
the estate of Anna e. TJgret, de
ceased. files bond in the penal SUI
of seIee, with R. NJ Grafton and )
tG. Riel as sureties. for the sale .
real estate OF said decedent, de
/ scirb as. Lots 9 and 10, block 5
Ferris, Hancock county, Illinois. SaiG
bond IS approved, and decree OF sal:
entered.
An order finding the heirs of Theo
phiIus r Outhisr. deceased. recftes
as follows: Susanah outhier. widow
and the following children Arthur
Douglas Outhier. Ada B. Emmons
Albert E Outhier. Frank E Outhier
George, T. Outhier- Justin W
outhisr. EsteIla C.Aleshire. Clarence
C. Outiie-, Bertrand O. Outhier and
Eslie a Hansen
An order finding the heirs OF the
cites: William L. Price. brother, and
Minnie E Barber, sister
Sarah VI King and Amanda :.
rTlSE HE OOlO III GAS Er4iHA SNAA va
500. with n C, Williams and J. 8.
Reese IS sureties. as adulinistra-
tri-es OF the estate OF Eliza Anna
Ash. deceased. Said bond is an
proved. and letters OF administration
ordered 10 issue 10 said Sarah NJ
King and Amanda j. Ernst as adj
,rinistratrixes herein. The courV
orders a warrant 70 issue TO c. q.
Marshall, Marvin A. ka-r and Samue:
Peterson as appraisers herein
Charles G. Jones flies bond IN
the penal sum of SIC as adnlinSstra-
tor OF the estate Of AaifaGa Burnett,
deceased Said bond is approved and
said Charles G. Jones appointed ac-
rniuistrator herein An order IS en-
tered finding the heirs OF Malinda
Burnett, deceased. To be: Charles G.
Jones, a son: Hugh Jones. q sou:
VI cigar Jones, son: Altla Eaistinss
a daughter. and Emma BunneN. a
daughter. as her sole and only heirs
az Law.
An appraisement bill OF the estate
OF Nathan e o-HsTer, deceased,
shows the total appraised value OF
the chattai property 20 be about
$3.50. C. L. SteEey. E 3. Simmons
and George CacheuI. appraisers. SAID
appTafsemenI bill is approved
an zpprsEsement bill OF the estate
o. Francis Marion Smith. deceased.
shows the total appraised value al
the chattel property 20 be zbozs
s. 1I7-00. an award Of $1,000 IS al
owed Ellen Smith. the widow herein
Willie Reuck. VI. l. Coleman and a
J. Reed appraisers. Said bill Is Ep
proved.
An inventory Of said estate Is en-
-erei showing real estate: The Sc
4 cf section 81, township 5 north /
-anse west OF the fourth principal
meridian; also the Sc 4 of sector !
81, township 5 Forth. range 5 YES,
II the fourth principal meridian, co-
aiming 46L acres mora or less. Lo-s i
!, and ). in the subdivision Of the /
> Y OF the NV. Il. section s. town
hip north. range -eSt. Containing
is# acres Elcre or less. also tie
NV 4 OF the NV. Il OF section Z
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tie buttercup dance. The chiiiren's
part of the program was cleyeriy
done and greatly enjoyed A paper
on the Work of Child Welfare sss
given By Mrs Louis Dadan;- The
I the child each month was clearly set
forth, also some OF the good alresdy
accomplished and great deal more
/ that might be accomplished by
united effort Mrs A. l. Macarthur
gave a most helpful md interesting
talk on ssThe Care and Feeding Of
the Child Who Is Not Normal IN
Weight and Height" She gave state
ments from Dr.. Emerson. q specialist
along this line. also illustrated her
talk with cases that came under her
personal knowledge Mrs. AcArthat
was for many years . teacher ana
has always had the keeaest interest
IN the things that are for the up
building Of the child mentally. nor.
ally and physically Mrs Nixon gave
the closing paper. The Child VINO
Is Over Weight" This excellent Pr
per dealt with care and diet and e1-
ercise Of the child Who is oTes
weight The teachers OF the schools
we're hoStesses and served tea n me
domestic science rooms after the
Program.
Miss Beulah Honce is filling me
place as bookkeeper in Garretsons
garage made vacant by the resigna'
ton OF Miss Mary Dennis
Our p-biic schools will close the
last OF May.
Miss Alice Leroy is visiting In Chi'
cago.
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and shut and spread about was an
essential feature OF this picturesque
advertisement
Orders are coming IN from Burning
ton. Canton Carthage. WARSAW, RI.
Madison and other towns There are
fourteen members IN the celebrated
Little Symphony orchestra, rith Car
los Salzedo. the noted hsrpis-, as
conductor and sosoEst The dancers
headed By the celebrated AdcIph
Boln. number ABOUT eight or nine
and che company carries its own
equipment. electrician and carpenter.
Get your seats before they are all
gone
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Russian Bale.

The program 20 be gwen al the
Grand tomo-roE night b. the AGoIph
Bolm ballet and Little Symphony Oh.
chestrz- gzTe unaNoye&, pleasure 70
packed house al Carnegie hail. New
York u March Among the NOS a.
nshtt1i Of the dances were those CT.
tri0rtsd By Nj Bolrn himself and >
White PeacocE by Miss Marg17
Lee-zs This last was danced 10 a
fascinating piece in the moss modern
manner 5y Charles r. Grires. A vast
AID &iEy. ta7iSks tai TNA Speued
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kiIhane is Minner

United Press Leased Wire Service l
Jo8AIN, Ohio. April 7a-Johnny
kil5aae. feather-weight champion,
demonstrated that he stfll packs a
Knockout wailop when be measured
AlTfe Miller. Lorai1. for the count in
the seventh OF q scheduled sen-ro.nd
ngnt here hast night KiIbane soyed
With Miller for the hrss two Fn-nis
and then Knocked him down nine
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Negro Soy consesses murder

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. April Il.
William Ray. 50. negro. confessea
early today, according 60 police tha.
he killed fourteen year old MaTsha
Huff Monday afternoon. He was lasn
tilted By Norma SRocS- IL sSsP-s,s
ter Of the murdered girl. whose naa'
body was found in Eagle creek iu
day \
RAY was booked On chsrSs =
FIRST degree murder without scs0
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Iinrnx Willie Wins

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CAMDEN. n. T.. April ss.--JiHlms
Wilde. OF England. beat Battling NUT
ray, the Philadelphia ~ weight. !,
tile final round OF their esgh'-Tnunc
bout here last night when Billy Rocap'
rsfeNae. stopped the contest with iess
than q minute TO go,
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times IN the third. He leased hin
around for the next three rounds then
IN the seventh flashed q left TO tns
jaw. followed BIZ lighting right 10
the same spot
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township north. range west Of
the fourth principal meridian. except
i16 acres OF the south side thereof.
containing g acres, more or less, all
/ IN Hancock county, ILLINOIS.
Chauel property consisting OF
household goods, farming implements
and live stock: cash Oh hand about
s., es4s3; notes and bonds estimated
at about 100000 or more Ellen
Smith and John L Willis, admins
traitors Said inventory Is approved
An order IS also entered ordering pri-
rate sale Of the personal property
herein
An inventory of the estate OF An
drew j. CEoate. deceased. shows:
Part of E 4 of the ". 4 OF the nv
Il section %, and also lot / IN the
subdivision of the w !. 6s the "
4 Of the NE Z. section %. in town
ship north, range west, Hancocz
county. Illinois
Republicans Win.
The city election was held In this
city on Tuesday Of this week. Al
which time Frank Edison. a raDubit
can. won by majority OF over two
hundred and fifty votes. over William
HcGuiivey. a democrat. FOR mayor
for the city Of Carthage
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aeSS EOlEE--FElAN4r1a Dc4 WtS~-
Tioga-Principal 5. West
\ Wythe Ceu1er-Beulah Aonce.
/ Eureka-Abbie Fry.
oHeiIton-ArViIla Mack.e.
Il NaQSS9o-Fictor Mills.
/ Rocky RCn-Karvey Kerr.
/ Mr.. Lloyd Owing and Mr.. L. Z
day At the home Of Fred Salrn. Jr..
this city
Mrs. h J. Eisea was called to Alb
ingtox1. Ill, last Thursday By the
death Of her brother, at which place
day D-. Elssa went TO Abingdon
Friday and accompanied his wife
home
County Dis.rsbusise Fund.
Hancock county viii receive from
the state sss,47s-- as its share III
the state distrihazire fund This
amount has been aP2c-tfored 10 the
several townships On the basis OF the
1918 census report Of the number o.
Superintendent Of Schools S. d Paris
Aas sp1o-ssols0 this amount 20 the
several townships, and as soon as the
--~---S 49, ----~--%V S%S-- 0SAs1.s
Is@as-s "1A recssFe 1-ae amount II
esc@1s- nsAa@ Is Ms 1oSasaiRs snare
9 NE i-aG-
Augusta toEslss1aEn- Z AcAea.
ezszaS -EsT. s4sSs--oi
81 MATS townsalg'-N L r1-2
lAEss treasurer sl.sss
A&2sSse& sowasaiE>--1 T. Spa1sieT-
-s.-s -sIs sSs--s
So11sazl Green toF-so iEN-a a-Iha
y aAAer- treasurer: S-sa-eS-
La E1a-pe Ic~asalEs-A b hiser,
1-slslEe-; ss-As
La Aa-pe olsIrlc1-fTeo Ra1ceA-
treasurer; Sis w
saiA 1,Es-k1noca a Fleming.
TEsasurFE: Sl-1S.ls
Harmony soEnsaip-D C. Barber,
treasurer ss-.-lS-
Sc EIs~ Es-s- = NlilaIlsS-
treasurer; SssaSs-
Carthage clsirict-Leo heafrIeh.
treasurer; sl.oeo-so.
Pilot Grove sownsnIp-Joan Cruise.
treasurer ss5o-s5-
Durham township We Hull.
treasurer: ss6sls-
81 Adams IovnsnIa-J- L. Miller,
treasure. sss5I2
bear tEseh EoEAsaRl-s- W. b1gss,
treasurer; Ss1s-S5.
Prairie Iosnship-Iho hos Carey,
easurer: saslN-
Rock Greek townsnEp-G- w
Thompson treasurer; sl,0l2-sl-
Dallas and Ponroosuc townships
VII A. Felohausen. treasurer;
81 SaS14
Walker oovnship-Wm- Duerkop,
treasurer. sSiS-E2.
Wyths Iownship-P. A. Fultoa,
treasurer soeo-Si-
Monticello tovnship-S- NJ Guer-
len. treasurer sl-ss5II.
Sonora rc~uship-Janes Stack, /
treasurer; Se5s2
Appanoose toT1ship-B- 8 Gross,
rsasTer3, sSI6-so-
Rocky Run IGwnshp-J- W. Nor /
-Soa- treasurer; ssSo-le-
Wilcox to*rship-HenTy v Bern |
sarl5t. treasurer: sSsn-as
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Prnhzte c.eurs New..

4 ssJe Bill os Inc personal estate
Q. Andrew J. Holt 2 person or IN
socrd mind, Is entered whRcn ssie
e--r1-T-.ef 10 sIsI-35. Il Earl Robi-
zoa. conserTato--
A warrant has been issued 20
EozeDa w. Murphy OF Dallas tity-
Illinois, IS appraiser. TO Tx me TaIue
oF the property Of the estate o. M
=, Pence. which is subject 10 al IN
aerftzHee tax
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81 distributed to Fsuiina ens,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Lundy and son
Glenn of Upper Deer Flat visited
here with his parents Sunday.
Mrs. Hadley of Logan street had
her tonsils removed at the sanitariun1
Thursday.
Mr.. Lester, of Virginia arrived Tues
day and is visiting his cousins, the
Altizer's, he expects to remain and
work here this summer.
Mrs. Mason Hewett is quite i'll a,
her sons, Chester Hewett, east OF
town.
MIS- Meek and daughter Mary
went to Boise Saturday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. John Caldwell went to Boise
Sunday evening to see his sister who
is i'll.
Henry Griffiths was a business Wis
itor in Boise Monday.
T. f. Buckner and Presley Horne
returned Friday evening from Poca-
tello where they attended district
conference of secretaries and scribes
of the various Odd Fellow lodges in
that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Vining entertained
number Of their friends at their
home Thursday evening. Mrs. R. A.
Thornton was the guest Of honor
Mrs. Thornton left Friday for Ontar-
10 where she will make her home.
Sunday marked the fins Of the early
spring fishing season. Local anglers
have been busy the past two weeks
bringing home many splendid beauties
D. A. Dorman is building residence
in the Mountain View addition at a
rost of about $3.50.
S Ben Dunlap was granted build
ing permit last week to improve his
residence on Fifth and Dearborn
streets by the addition of a room.
If you want to sleep more soundly
and enjoy comfortable nights res,
try one of those matchless May Sag
less springs. Case Furniture store.
w. J.. Ross for many years manager
of the local Golden Rule store, was .
Caldwell visitor this past week end
He is now a resident of Pueblo, Col
where he has charge of the Colder
Rule store. He was much impressed
with the rapid growth Of Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Barney are
home after spending some time II
California.
Miss Margaret Knowlton, county
school superintendent, went to Nam
pa Saturday where she attended F;
conference of Canyon county teacher!
at the Kenwood school.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-30
At 81, $3.50 and IS

We feature dandy gun metal lace shoe
with these famous soles; it is goodyear welt
Sizes to 49, $500. Sizes 1874 to 2, $3.50.
Sizes IA to 6, $500
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-30
For Boys and Girls in These feathers

TAN CHROME Button Shoe; un-
usually soft but very tough;
Sizes So to 8 ,,..,....... =, ,......-..$ 325
Sizes 81 to II .......... .. .........$3.75
Sizes liz to 2 ............... ............$A,25
SMOKED HORSEHIDE (natunal
COLOR Button Shoe:
Sizes 81 to 8 ,......,.......,,.............$3.25
Sizes 81 to IL ..................,...........$375
Sizes nv to 2 .............................$4.25
TAN CHROME Hilltop SHOE
with smoke top and tan cuff at the
top with straps and buckles;
mighty clever little shoe:
Sizes So to 8 .....,..............,.........$4.50
Sizes 81 to IL ..................,..........$5.00
Sizes ~ to 2 ............,..,.....,......$5.50
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
'SHIPLEY MAY STAY
AS DELAWARE COACH

Howard Burton Shipley, coach OF
Delaware College, expects 10 resign
from the cOachship Of the college to
take up similar duties with stevens
lnsutue OF Technology, OF New York.
The matter has been consummated,
insofar as tho coach and stevens are
concerned. but Shipley is Withholding
his contract with the New York in
stitllte for several days pending a pos
sible cancellation OF IL with the view
OF remaining at Delaware under dif-
fcrcnt circumstances and conditions.
Shipley mas been coaching at Della
ware since January. 1919, when he
came 10 the college from the Officers
Training Camp, still in the service,
he ranked as a second Lieutenant. Dur
ing his period Of coaching at Delaware
he has turned out the best teams that
have ever represented The college, de-
feating Penn in baseball on Two oc-
casions and having the honor Of being
the runner-up in the collegiate bas-
ketball race. His football season at
Delaware last year was all that could
be expected from a coach who had a
new team 90 build, and whose team
faced tie strongest gridiron warriors
In tie east. In all, Shlplcy has
worked wonders for Delaware College
placing 10 on the collegiate athletic
map as one OF the major conienders
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
BY HENRY L. TARRELI.

Omitted Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. May 2O.-loungsters
weep In most places when the cato
opens and they get a ticket out
But they weep not In New York. It's
a good omen when jaWn McGraW puts
an n. a.. mark on their tag They take
the can that he ties on them 10 an
other Held and on 70 full of a good job.
McGraW can cut loose some OF u'
best players In the National. League
and several thai would hc hard 90
buy In the American League. lf De
had an the players now that De has
disposed OF. the Giants could spend
the worlds series money right now.
McGraw Is experimenting now with
George Kelly on flrst base while three
former Giants are doing a good Job
OF 10 Tor other cuhs-Walter Holke,
FOR the Braves; Gene paulette. Tor the
pills: and Fred Merkle, for the Cubs.
During the winter when Frank
Frisch was an uncertainty McGraw
was willing TO give Tie Cards $4,000
FOR Milton stock. his old third base
man. He'd probably give as much
right now since frisch became dis
ablcd.
Eddie Roush. champion hitter OF
The league. lloinie brOn, about the
best third haseman In tho game
Mickey ONcil, the best young catcher
developed I'm years and ferdie Schupn
star pitcher Of the Cards, arc all for
The Braves have fve ex-Gianls
headed By Joe Oeschger who has been
pitching sensational ball. and lnclud-
ing Hank Gowdy. Dick Rudolph, VIII
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
MARSHALLT0N TAKES
LORRAINE'S COUNT

Shannon, OF Marshalllon. the former
Grace team pitcher. who sought re-
vengc for last seasons defeats at the
hands OF the local club. who had
asked permission Of Manager Meggi-
son for a chance at the Independent
Champs, received a terrible lacing.
Lorraine last night defeating Mar
shalliOn, 20 TO 4. After the Independent
Champs had scored eight runs In the
two innings the MarshalllOn aggrega-
tion settled down somewhat. but In
iha seventh hits by Stab, Price. BEN
son and Hopewell and Persons two
base hit netied four more runs.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
JaiCn s Cast-O6fs Make Good
In Jobs On Other Teams

Slim Ssllce used 90 work his old
lufi wing for the Giants and Bill hari-
dan used 90 ca,ch IN New York. Both
are now worthy members OF the clan
or Pat Moran, himself q former Giant
Rubo Narquard. kildun and kruo-
ger, OF he Dodgers. started In New
York, and 30 did Causey and Smith. OF
the pills
Even the American League. has a
few who used TO appear on the Giant
payroll.
Waite Hoyl. The youthful Red sox
pitcher. and one of the sensations OF
The season. had several trials with
McGraw Baby Doll Jacobson, out
fielder of lhe Browns, who clubs
around 300. went 90 Marlin several
times with the Giants Erickson, one
OF the Clarke Grlmihs good pitchers.
alhO tried io get a regular place on
the Giant bench and Ernie shore made
the same futile effort after he left
college.
McGraw makes 90 bones of 70. Tie
plans for today letting tomorrow
take care of iisoIf. When be nosds a
player he goes out and gets one re-
gardlcss Oi iho cost
Evening journal., 1920-05-20

READY TO LOCK

What looks Ike one OF the best
local baseball cards that has graoed
the boards in years is carded for sat
urday afternoon when Harlan locks
horns with the pennsy shop athletes
r-the-bridge. Joe Meyers, who re-
Gently led the Penn boys 10 a much
better showing against Baltimore Dry
docks than Harlan was able 10 make,
will hurl for the railroaders.
Dick Hughes, Harlan's big right
handler, Will carry the hurling as
signment for the shipbuilders and
Manager Wagner looks for him TO
hand out some better than passable
flinging.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
EVERETTE Q. RROWN

~ AAANAAA Als DAAVNNAN
Contributions for the Olympic fund
should bo held as a patriotic duty by
She people OF the United states. ac-
oording TO Everette G.. Brown. A. A. u.
lender OF Chicago. lie says II is un-
fortunate that the government has
not set aside an appropriation FOR The
biggest world athletic classic. Brown
was at Stockholm In 1912. lie says.
"One OF the most Inspiring sights
have ever Witnessed was the parade
n all the athletes OF the world be-
fore King Gustav In Stockholm in
1912, and The American team was the
lnest looking body OF men OF all the
World athletes. They were dressed in
summer costume, straw hats, double
breasted blue coats, white trousers
end white tennis shoes, and, preceded
by the American flag, they brought
forth a storm OF applause from the
audieLce OF 5000 people"
MIKE .ODOWD
To be a champion has always been
Hike ODowd's pride. The money was
only the second consideration 90 him
lie feels his loss keenly. Because
iohnny Wilson did not make the pre-
scribed weight OF i5S pounds, but
weighed go ringside, Mike Is still at
loss TO see how the title could have
passed from him. lie says:
III Wilson Is middleWcight cham
hion then ] have the right TO be the
wclierweight champion. because when
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
EXPERIMENTAL WINS
OVER CHEMICALS

dupont ENpC- mental station de-
feated dupont Chemical Department In
a seven inning twilight game at Rock
ford Tower Grounds last evening. 10
to ?. The feature Of the same was the
fast fielding Of The station team, ard
the batting Of McNey.
The sroraa
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
LIBERTY A. G. WALLOPs MOHAWK

Liberty A c. took the Mohawk Club |
into camp last night by a A 10 ,
score. B. Edwards nit a triple with
three on. He also got two doubles
and a single.
Liberty has signed Ferris who pitch
cd Tor Mohawk.
Tonight al Eighteenth and Van
Buren Liberty VIII line up against
McCabe Church for the ilrst time TINS
season. Tonights lineup Will be as
follows: DOnOfeO. c.: Lnchenstein. n.;
Townsend, s.: Coyle. ib.' Edwards,
2b.: Butler. 3b.; DeLuca, H.; Ferris.
cf.: Dale. r.: Chick. RI. All players
be on hand at 6.3O sharp.
So far this season Liberty has won
all its seven games. Liberty a. g. r.
getting ready for its first annual
minstrel show and dance 20 be given
By Burns and Denny Dixie Minstrels
In Pythian Castle on Monday eNenins'
June q.
Liberty win lineup against Penn
IA. c. on Saturday at Eighteenth and
Van Buron streets.
Next Tuesday will be club meeting
night.
Liberty would liketo hear from East
End. Blue Rock. West Side A. C.. 81.
/ Mary's. Edge Moor or any team In or
out OF the city. The schedule Is as
| follows.
May 20-McCabe, Eighteenth and
May 22-Penn A. c.. Eighteenth and
Van Buren.
May 2o-Newport, Eighteenth and
Van Buren.
MAY "a - Wawaset (mOrnlngt
1 lElghieenth and Van Burcn.
June 5.--Open date.
June l2.-Pcnns Prove. Penns Grove
June i9.-Tmniiy, Eighteenth ans
Van Buren.
Each day the Want Ads are full Of
live suggestions for saving money
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
RIIIIARn TnIIRNEY.

.iushworth easily defeated Young
last night IN. the tournament TO de-
eide the city pocketbilliard champion
ship at teh Grady parlors, score 100
10 CT.
The big game OF the week will be
played tonight, starting at 2 9-o'clock,
.When Johnny Kane Will take ON Mel
son. Kane IS the city champion. hav-
ing won the title two years ago In
the Grady championship and success
fully defended his title in last years
tournament
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
mi MONT IOSTS TIns ONT

Belmont was no match for ihc
Third Mardors last nighi In q nen-
ance Twilight League gamc ai The
Defiance diamond Lux allowed but
pasted for a total of lS- T0hln led
The slaughter with a pair OF doubles
and three singles out OF five lrips 10
the plate Clark was wild at times
and passed seven men, The four
teams OF The league are tied.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
IAKElNnnn On TnpI

In a hard fought game, lakewood
defeated Fsirmount last night. Z 10
q. The tNirling Of Pat Mccarthy FOR
Lakewood featured the game. r.
COnley also did well on the mound
for the losing aggregation.
Lakewood Is desirOus Of arranging
games with teams having players
ranging IN age from i3 10 i6 years.
= All communications should DE adj
dressed TO Manager Holmes. ~ du-
pf street.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
Y TWILICHT LEAGUE.

Manager Gemmils Whens annexed
another victory and made IL four wins
In a row Yesterday afternoon In the
Y NJ C.. A. Twilight League when
they administered a A TO 6 defeat 10
: the Who's
On Friday evening Manager Gova-
tos' Hows will meet Manager Collins
Why's.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
Twilight League Standing.
HAGIEY mo- Dan FnRT nI'PONT.

Inc hagiey lean VIII 90 10 Fort uu-
pOnL on Sunday 10 meet the soldiers.
The trip will be made by motor
truck and a large number of roOters
So far neither team has been defeat
cd. The players who viii make the
trip are. BaldO, TOoufey, kauss. Mar
tin, DeNia'n, kavaraugh, l.. Mckenna,
McNey, Haley, Callahan and +. Nc
kenna.