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Evening star., 1920-05-29
Building PERMITS
SHOW INCREASE
N. Brooks & Co. to Erect
$135, 900 Building at
1109-1111 G Street.

Increase In new buildings, repairs
etc. for which permits were issued
during the week ending last night
was shown both in the number OF
permits for amounts in excess Of 500
buildings for which permits were
granted.
The total estimated cost represent
ed in the weeks permits was $780,
200. or $1S9.971 more than last week s
total estimated cost, which was $3.50.
229. Ninety-six permits were issued
for the week, only those for 800 or
more being reported.
One project. store building to be
erected by NJ. Brooks & Co.. at 110s.
I'LL G street northwest. shows ar
estimated cost OF $135.O00.
The weeks permits were as follows
Mary j. Treynor, to remodel 427 18th
street southeast; cost. $400.
Morris Lipshutz. to remodel 2s4
Florida avenue; cost. $125. :,
Bryant street: cost. $3.50.
Mrs. 8. H. Stapleton. to remodel 1911
Massachusetts, avenue: cost. $4,000.
Aubrey c. johnson. to build garage
at 2314 Naylor road southeast; cost
2211 14th street; cost. $500.
c. B. Alexander. to build garage al
1884 Kenyon street; cost. $1,000.
Flora Freybold. to build garage al
236 1st street southeast; cost, $3.50.
c. G. Lee, Jr., to build garage at 3401
Newark street; cost, $500.
Emma p. Hungerford. to build resi-
dence at rs and q Atlantic avenue
southeast; cost. $4,000.
Mrs. Nancy johnson, to remodel No.
Elvan road southeast; cost, $500.
Ernest H. Erwin, to build garage al
2517 Park place southeast: cost, 5000
Martin Dodge. to build garage at rear
o street bewteen 18th and 18th north
west: cost $500.
Gertrude G. Brown. to remodel 4424
p street northwest: cost. $3.50.
W. w. and E. E. Thompson, to re-
model 423s-40-42 39th street: cost, $4,000
John Kracke. to rebuild store at 272A
18th street northeast; cost. $4,000
W. A. DUNCAN. to build three dwell
ings at 551-53-55 Randolph street; cost
s24. 900.
N street: cost. $3.50.
Julien Albrecht, to remodel 120 r
street northeast: cost. 5000.
Frank A. Dougherty. to build garage
at 167 v street northeast: cost. 5000.
Isaiah johnson. to build garage at
1911 Sherman avenue northwest; cost,
$3.50.
Francis G. Ward. to build garage at
1928 Eye street northeast: cost. $3.50.
James J. Calvin, to remodel 521 21st
street: cost. $500.
Frank H. Edmonds, to build store at
709, 18th street: cost. $22,S45.
William F. Bott. to remodel POI Rock
Creek Church road; cost. $3.50.
A S. Fennell. jr.. to build garage at
II. 10. 81 and 25 NJ street: cost. $1,000.
w. J. Heider, to build garage at 924
N street: cost, 5000.
Carry Ice Cream Company. to remodel
18th and D streets southeast; cost.
$2,50O.
Robert w. Talks. ST., to build garage
at s1s Upshur street: cost. $3.50.
Edith Brozen. to build garage at 1907
Gath street northwest; cost. 5000.
James R Ellis. to remodel 2314
Nicholson street: cost. $3.50.
Joseph Di Guflian, to build garage
at 13S Randolph place northwest; cost,
$3.50.
Paul ]. Christian. to remodel 3711
Huntington street; cost. $500.
Daniel Freeman. to remodel 1884 U
street; cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
ON MACOMB STREET SOLD

Sale Of the handsome residence at
1909 Macomb street, Cleveland Park.
to Roy L. McElwee was reported this
week by the office of Harry. L Kite.
The residence is one Of a building
operation now being completed by
Mr.. Kite on Macomb street that
promises to be among the handsomest
and most completely modern residence
sections undertaken in the District
in recent years. Several of the homes
already have been completed and it
is understood negotiations are prac-
tically completed for their sale.
Mr.. McElwee is director of the bu-
reau Of foreign and domestic COM
merce of the Department of Com
merce. Consideration in the purchase
was not announced.
Evening star., 1920-05-29

1los-l11l q street; cost. s135. 900.
Blanche 8. CARRIER. to erect garage
at 1919 Central avenue northeast; cost,
$500.
Patrick Breen, to erect garage at
50 G street northwest: cost, SITS.
j. William Lee Sons. to remodel $50
Pennsylvania avenue: cost. $1,000.
Potomac Electric Power Company.
to build substation at Harvard street
and Sherman avenue: cost. $14,950.
Charles keil. to erect garage at 1911
Hamlin street northeast; cost, $500.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
FIRE LOSSES DECREASE.

NEW YORK. May 2s,-Fire losses
in the United States during 1919 ap-
proximated s325.0oo,ooo as against
$780, 100000 in 1918. according to F..
C. Buswell, president of the national
board of fire underwriters.
While the fire losses Of last year
showed some improvement, the total
Evening star., 1920-05-29

was far higher than that OF any
other year in the country's history,
save those Of 1918 and 1906, the latter
being the year Of the San Francisco
Evening star., 1920-05-29

disaster. The total estimated los. bv
fire on insured properties alone dur
ing the last twenty years was So
l07,a4l6Sa
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15
INST U7lE M
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LEAGUE Of MTllIs
sf.onssnuad from paga omal

1sfF@N*<<@@ 80
lssenf nsu be elected Tor tsie period
Of the conference
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number 81 days viii BE- Required
merely fU hear ti4e reports 81 ne var
Ious commissions which have been
authorized ~ Tia council 70 iaxesti-
gate. International questions f7el4-
gates wiEl BE- qaarter-d & Geaes4
main hotels. and their office work wilt
b. sicae is The League Hex capitol.
recently the National hotel. shita
Vas acquired ~ Sir Eric - take eare
O. the offices ~ the seer stsfsaa assss
commissions
Among the reports TO Dc beard Of
commissions Hasurd Under proyss hons
ii the treaty are. Appointment IT
saree members Of the Saar Salley
boundary comnsiseioa. ths Sa,y Fai-
ley governing commission. appoint
nsenf al the high commissioner -
Danizl@ sna approval q the eoastits-
fiaa ~ The Free CITY. responsible ias
IL tha League arlSiHx c=st of the dis
rsuatisn 81 mandates alsa sae aa
fssreeueHf - Article XXI tiu4a-
dafesb appointments 81 ~ FFlsi1~f
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League. Kei1ef q Central kuEgpe 1Hss
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15
HASTE IN SHOOTING
RESULTS u DEATH

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15
NATIONAL TRACK,
FIELD MEET TO BE
GIVEN LOS ANGELES
Gunited pressl

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 15--Los
Angeles has been awarded the 1921
national track field championships.
The Amateur Athletic Union sessions
opening here today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

spons wais tn Christmas rs
DUNN BROS ~pnt aside thai We
laeipeae. ssy auto. kiaaie ksT 81 ii
cycle nov S--41-s-sf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

The lacaf are depart naeat answered
a cab easss Sunday evening 70 Sssssfs
street. west og the tracks. weeTe =
few Ssfnrssss had caught IRE os i
home in thsit kestiea- TIE nfe vas
ps.t aus NJ nout laying q hes*.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15
s~ctFvs THAT LAST DO IT
NOW. RoWE's

Mr. aud Mis- Edward Tasier ana
.laaxAfer. Phoebe June. wse Speut sae
weekend - tbs xaeSIs 81 Mr. ara
Mrs. r. T. Fitzgerald departed tbs
usnsu3ng tor faeir home IN Miami
haxsng met cress up SATURDAY.. NJ
Tasaor j. = neral manager % tle as5-
ami Herald
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

Miss Nas EsinonsiS. OF Baltimore.
sister OF Rs hars IL Esl1Honds. has
arrived Ia Daytona. preceding the Ed
moa1s family. ~ho arr expected wsih-
Ing fex weeks 10 occupy sheiF borne
% Soash II ach streeE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

Fireplace those broken eIaetFie
halh~ Il Dim BROS Ss-i1-s Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

The meeting uf the local commit
tee on entertainment or tie National
EDITORIAL Assoc iaflou, planned for
Saturday evening was postponed be-
cause al the Inability of many Nom
bars 10 lac present on that night. A
ALLEGATION from New Smyrna was IN
attendance. however and are most
snfhpsintfic over plans for entertain
sag the four hundred or more nation
nj editors. The meeting OF the com
mitsee sin be arranged at a later
date.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

Publicity plans Tor nsytona we're
sossann.ased By formerS Secretary j
L.. Pepbsr Of the Cham er OF Com
iasrce sith many Jacks asiile agen
tssss on 4 trip 10 the sisa metropolis
al the end Of the week Mr. Pepper
reports a magnificent rist bureau
in the Atlantic National bank build
ing. which i arriving advertising
matter from D.sytonaA IL the same
time ne entered into plfhs for public
ity with tAe State Hotel association
had Chamber OF Commerce OF that
city. AMI on his return discussed the
winter baseball situation with parties
ia 81 Augustine.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

= 4 " f%4-N's - Z ' e~8% ta@F&~A - .--sHAH
lss. LES ff-t3-zt
Fred Z. Aferkse reported today thaf
he had wiea . nHnber al baseball
players Ia the NcTzh regarding -
eaeaxemens with teams II the pro-
posed Win er League Of she Easf
Coast. mns taaf NJ sxReeg "A - hear
definitely from = large nanber aitssa
a aas or 40 TIE proposed eirea4t
sreiaaes ~ Augustine fsayiana. West
Palzn f,eaen and possibly Miami
~ChYysan fhemum Blooms fer sale.
3ec per aosep. aad 81 - ser lee Posn-
xefssa Fioaers @lih lang stems. Al lis
Oranse Ase. Cor. Main. nAytona
Beach. HILL Ia A.
Little t. rbara Ann Gartner. daazh-
ser Il AZ. ana Ms. HARRY Gartner 81
south R5sff Mood asenue. was hostess
To "A Of her friends Saturday after
noon. the even1 being her seventh
birthday. rGae aaair being pleasantly
spsnt ~ the little tots. Refreshments
and games helped to pass the time IN
a royal aGlnn4r
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

ss@~lAs> Battery Service is
Gx~ stil located in the
rear OF the Green Sales Co. formerly
Green adler company. We expect 10
move tn our new Wall street location
tie latter part Of this month.
cell 9-7t
II yna want neIp--try a classified
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

The Bait Question solved by the
use OF Artificial Nirno.s Get yonrs
today from K : Maiey.
fo4-11-12-tE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15
s.GiFTs THAT LAST DO IT
NOW. Ro%E'S

Mrs Ioisn l. Pepper and daughter,
Miriam. returned Saturday evening
from 4 ses eral months vacation spent
AT Hender souxille ard other points IN
the Carolina mountains. Mr.. Pepper
having dr. ven 10 Jacksonville Thurs
day TO meet them. The Peppers have
taken an apartment for the winter at
3S5 North Esiagewood avenue NJ
Pepper planning TO commence his du-
ties With the H. Il. Schultz Realty
company his week
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-15

sNEw uso. NEVER uSEp. phoue
ass. les ff-t3-zt
Evening journal., 1920-05-24

Weak-hearicd Yankee fans are rail-
lying round the youngsier who took a
tough assignment and made good.
His brilliance won them over.
Ward is considered one Of The
finds OF the year. He Is full Uf dash
and pepper. lie also has the happy
knack OF figuring In sensational
plays That's what 10 takes 10 APP
pease the Polo Ground fans They
go there 10 be thrilled. Ward Is
doing it 10 Them
His noodle works aNthe same rate
OF speed as the rest Of his baseball
apparatus
His batting eye is getting keener
and surer as The season progresses
re hits an kinds OF pitching and
isn't partial to any particular part
Of the field 40 they can lay for him.
To Aaron Ward Is due a good share
of the credit Of helping The Yankees
swing round from a hard luck club
into a fast clicking nghiing machine
And 70 was misfortune that gave
the fellow who is nlling Frank
Blkers shoes. his chance 10 blossom
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
DELAWARE SHUTS
OUT ST. JOHNS
Special 10 The Evenlng journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 2i.-Rolhrock came
OF lucky in a pitchers battle with
Roberts. Of St. Johns Saturday al
trnon and Delaware won a closely
contested game 10 o. Delaware
punched three OF their flve hits and
The two runs In the nrst innine. Az
ter one was down Wilson reached
second when Fall dropped his ny.
Daniz. Madden and Nuttcr followed
With hits driving In tho two runs.
Roberts pitched a pretty game the
remainder OF the contest RoihrOck
singled In the second and Madden In
tho third. After the third Roberts
did not allow a hit and only one Del
aware man. Carter. who walked In
The sixth. reached ilrst the remainder
Of The game.
Delaware played another loose
game IN the Held but Rolhrock was
at his best with men on the bases
and managed 20 Keep the visitors
aW u from the plate. Jimmy Rob-
bins had an of day at third q. Car
ter went DO Baltimore with the track
team and Nutler was given chane
back OF the bat He caught g. j
good game
The next game Is with Aarthmorr
on Frazer Field June -. The score OF
Saturdays game r. 0vs.
l.anrn
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
.LOCALLEAGUES
FASTESTEYER
Wilmington Fans Now En-
joying Highest Class
Semi-ProfeSsional Ball
INDEPENDENTS, TOO,
OF SPEEDY STUFF

After four weeks games, Whining
ton fans have concluded that this
years calibre Of local semi-profes-
sional baseball is the best ever. Three
leagues, including the suburban, and
at least four independent teams that
are the equal OF any team in any OF
the leagues, are competing for cham
pionship honors on the lots every
Saturday and everywhere interest Is
at high pitch.
The week opens with Elkton leading
the Del Mar League one game ahead
or VII Del. Edge Moor Is trailing hav-
ing failed TO win a game. Although
the season Is young Elkton seems 10
- have an edge on the other teams com
posing the league. Edge Moor has
back OF II a bunch OF Church League
championships but unless Stalple-
s. ford's OUTFIT soon begins 10 show some
OF its old time speed the boys will
have little chance OF winning even the
first leg on the championship. VII
Del humbled New Castle on Saturday
and from now on may expected TO be
a contender for the league title. New
Castle, always famous for high class
ball, although In third position to-
day. will get into the going in time to
make the pace hot enough for the
teams ahead
= As was 10 be expected the champion
Parkside team continues 10 divide
honors with Eleventh ward for the
-All-Wllmington League lead. The
champions held TO the top by defeat
ing Keystone. Eleventh Ward found
Defiance soft. NeighborhOOd and Sill
verbrook. have yet 20 win a game.
Whether Parkside can repeat its last
seasons record OF every league game
.remains TO bd seen.
Out In the suburbs, phinney Hast
ings' Richardson Park outft Is burn
ing up President Steels circuit
Brack-Ex is trailing one game back
From this distance Richardson PARK
Brack-Ex and Newport looks ike the
best vets with Richardson Park SHOW
ing perhaps the best form. The sub
urbanites have a fast league that Is
being well supported.
Among the teams going alone, har-
Ian, pennsy. Grace and Lorraine arc
OF course the best and the city and
county titles viii not be determined
until the league champions reckon
with the best team OF the lndepen'
dents. Harlan has won The first OF
fve round series with Pennsy Grace
ard Lorraine have a long string OF
wins. The team that wins the series
IN this four team combination Ger.
tainly ought 10 be the equal OF any
league leader.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24

A baseball fans heart is a sort OF
barometer 10 shoots up and down,
registering his libcs and dislikes
This spring there were two big
reasons why Aaron Ward would
never be regular with the New
York Yankees.
The chief one was the possible
return OF Home Run Baker. long an
idol OF the New York fans. The Other
was the phenomenal showing OF an
other recruit, Chick Fcwsler
Both were lost TO The Yankees
through misforiune's hand. The
death OF Bakers wife has kept him
out OF baseball so far this year. and
The near tragic accident 10 Ffwster
has made his future very uncertain.
But 10 gave Ward his chance tie
was The sort 10 make the most OF 1t.
Bakers shoes were a good many
sizes too big for him when he rased
into them. He stuck 10 The task, big
as il was. and shot 10 the front
And right now he Is more than
nlling that pair Of shoes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
TWO GAMES AHEAD
OF HIGH THIS WEEK

Wilmington High School baseball
team will play two games this week.
Tomorrow the locals journey 10 Cam
den. The Jerseyltes at present are
leading all the schools OF that State
and are reputed TO have The best club
OF the schools existence.
Woodbury. comes here on Friday
with a good string OF wins. There. is
a possibility Of the locals getting the
first crack at Chester on Thursday.
II 50 this game viii take place in
stead OF the cancelled one.
Whether this game will be played
rests as TO whether Captain "Chick"
Lannan returns 10 assist with the
twirling. Death in Chicks" family
made Il necessary for him TO be alb
sent from the lineup. with the conse-
quence that all the mound work falls
on Buck" Ramsay.
The Camden game being a hard one.
\ and also the hope 10 work him in the
Chester game. leaves no one to pitch
the WcodbUry game.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
DELAWARE TOO FAST
FOR HOPKINS ATHLETES

Delaware College won The track
meet from Johns Hopkins on saiur-
day afternoon az Homewood The
score was Ga 90 as. Delaware broke
four OF her own records, so close was
the competition.
Thompson. Of Hopkins was the
highest individual point winner, reg
lstering i3 points. pittman and VIII
son. of Delaware. with flror and
Calklns. Of Hopkins. Tied for second
place. each with 40 points
The fastest time Of the meet was
made In the 220-yard dash. which was
run In % seconds nat and was won
hv pitlman. OF Delaware With Tcho
OF tho same college. second.
In the 220-yard hurdles Thompson
OF HOPKINS, won. with AarOnson sec
ond The time was 26 2-a seconds
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
nAeTnAII AT MILSBORO,

cnrcial 90 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. May 2i-lho
Nn zorro baseball club has been re-
-anlzod and VIII open me season
with Grace club NJ Wilmington. Last
wear the clubs clashcd on Memorial
nay ON ne Mlllsboro diamond An
oTorl l. being made hy the Millshoro
club 90 get Waller Belts. their star
fNirifr East season. now q member
of ihs pitching stan Of the phila-
dclphia Nationals, 90 pitch ono game
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
TRAPSHOOTING

l.. l.. Boyce smashed 7S siraissa
birds and made an excellent score =
99xi00 over the Wilmington CO
traps on Saturday. Boyce captures
the lake-home prize In Glass C with =
perfect score 0f 30. and also won TIVE
boxes Of cigars and 1rst money in tho
iiIsh gun option.
O. Noshcll brought down the take-
home prize In Glass A with i9x50. ".
G. Rohelen won Glass B with score
OF lSxJ0
Glass o prize went to Mrs w. K
dupont breaking i5x50 and also won
leg on the Phil dupont gun i L
Wratien won take-home prize IN
Glass d.
II. l.. Morgan defeated II. s. Carlon
for Glass A challenge cup. making AZ
/ $50. Carion registered i6x50
r. NJ Ross defended Glass r cup
AGAINST w. q. Robelen by a score Of
isxaO Jack Kaiser smashed 06xi0O.
r. y. dupont afiera lay-of OF several
months. came back with vim and was
high gun on both the 10 and i0O-bird
programs over the Greenhil Club
traps.
over the p. p. and W. club traps
A. Worthington and Y. Willis tied for
Glass A spoon, the former winning the
sh0oi-off.
A. Parsons won Glass r spoon and
J. Snragc took The Glass g prize. " G.
Wilson captured the visitors spoon
H. Jackson was high over The
Chrisilana Club traps Charlie Girls
wold had a good day setting 2ix25.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
INDEPENDENT GAMEs.

INDEPENDENT GAMLe.
Delaware. >; 1t. Johns, 0.
Harlan. 3; p. n. r., I.
Grace, .; Chester Y. 0.
Brandywine, 6; First, ;.
Worth Brothers, 3; 81. Thomas, 4.
Lorraine r., 3; Holly Oak, O.
Eastlake, z; Huber ,.
Blue Rock. 9; WaWaSel, 0.
Scott, s; Union 3.
Emerald, s: w. r.. ..
II. Joseph's 2i; Highland, Z
Aldon. 10; West End, I.
Liberty. 8; Penn. 8.
Third Ward, 3; Slugners. o.
New Castle A. A., %; DUPONT, >.
Harlan Giants, 10; Owls, 1.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
81. Lohn's
Totals
ccorc bv Inninns.

81 Johns 80 900
Delaware ......20 100000 X--2
Three-haso hit-Batiy. sacrifice nit
Fall: Hit by pitched hall-Batly
stolen bases-Whally and Baity Pass
cl Nuiier. Struck out-By Roth
rock s: By Roberts. 3 Base on balls
Lon Rolhr0ck. 4. on Roberts, 4. Left
on hases-Dclavar b, So. Johns r.
Umpire Hogan.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24

This present period gives many adj
y7nisges 20 metal workers throusn me
Want Ads. statesmen and furniture
dealers win read The Want Ads 10
their profit during the coming week
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
American League.

Athletics. 2: Cleveland. 4.
New York. 3: 50. Louis. ?
Washington. 3; Chicago. 4
Boston, -Dctroit-not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
ARDEN WINS EASIIY

The Arden team PLAYED orrorless
ball yesterday and easily defeated
The Atlantic Refining Company, team
OF Chester by a score OF i3 10 s.
Null. Arden's pitcher, had seventeen
strikeouis and held the opposing team
helpless until the sixth inning. when
with the score standing II 10 o. in
favor OF lha home team, he eased up.
Alantlc Refining scoring six runs.