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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
6orebrag / 9ania.

Dns6og Mften Sen %. Suit bill 81
reftgr @unror @regerien fra Sefno-
logiif Snititut, &iebenbobn, bol6e So
reorog / Daria @au u16er Donias
Mftipitetstomites Muipicier. @ntreer1
er fri. Otter 6oreoraget bliper ser
Gnuesipisning, bbortiI Yriien bliber
1 Dollnr.
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@ienfpreningsbasen

iibite Greoag blep al mango Danffe /
Minneapolis ferret beo at bette Dan-
nebrog. Baa Ell Sci 5orefpgrgiler
og forbauien6e u6brl16 ober, at ganIe
Dannebrog pan en- iaa6an Sgiti6soag
lite baieoe fra 9onin Soil, ffaI bi eff
ter inobenteoe 0plpsninger meooele,
at 8Dgringens Glagftung Dor u6e al
I9r6en, men at Der er.giort Sfri6t til
at foo BEN repareret. .s..
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0b6sfaI6.

SIR. @ottliebs @uItrl1, @albtenalt
Mbe., 6goe p%lu6ielig ii61te uge og be-
grabeoes / Greoags fra @briit Miel=
lens &apel UNDER meger1 9eltagelie,
iiar fra Gorentngen g. g. g.. al
1896, bporaf Mr. @ottlieb er ct me-
get aftibt Me6lem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

Klsverlands-F arme. Hvis De 1nsker
en Farm i den bedste Gr@s Sektlon'
hvor Alfalfa og allie Kl9versorter, Soy
beans. Kartofler, Sukkerroer, Mas,
Hayre. Hyede, Rug og Byg gror til
Perfektion, skriv efter fuldstendig LII
ste over Farme, som kan give Dem
F%ortieneste. Bessetning og RedskaDer
medfdlger de fleste af dem. ALE Stpr-
relser or Priser. John Major, Inc
Iandman, Stephenson, Menominee Co.,
Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Sl6ebranb.

@e6 en- @fsploiion / Gpcleban6ler
Ma6iens Gorretning, 1889 Mortb
Mbe., ii6ite 2er6ag %@ftermio6ag OPP
ito6 Sl6ebran6, Ser til6els p6elng6e
oct meite af Gorretningens Snpen-
tarium.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
spECIELLE

,1odt Farmland ner code skoler og
Kirker, i skandinavisk Nabolag. a
sende for baade st1rre og mindre Ear
nae. Meget lave Priser. Speclel FRS
for kontant. Kjeb direkte fra Ejeren'
Send efter Beskrivelser og O~plysninger.
p. A. Putnam,
Tintah, Traverse Co., Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Sitter 6iemme.

&e6aftsr @eorg e.. Gtroropolo
fom / ii6lte l1ge tilbage fra lin Dan=
m%artsreiie og opbol6t Zig ON Tors6a=
gen nogle faa elmer / Mtnneapolis
paa @iennemreiie til @rano Sorts,
g. Daf. &i benptte0e Mnle6ningen
til ct Snterpieu ON 8eisget / 0on=
mart; set finoes %gjengibet poa fprlte
Gi0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

"a coon TITLE ALWAYS" er vor
Stvrke. vi har nogle reele Godtk9Sp l
ypperlige Otter Tail County, der N nVo os
Farme giver rigt Udbytte. skriv til os
i Dag, og vi vii sende Dem frit op 4i;5
ninger ON disse Farme paa lette W.
kaar or smaa Afbetalnger. CO; q
Land Co., Drawer n, Fergus Falls'Mlnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Ser mangler meget.

Sfblge en- nDlig u6gibet 5tattitit
mangler 100000 Menneifer Der I
8peu 2eiligbe6er. 9iltroos for bette
er Ser nu at iige intet 8pggeri, gr,111-
oct paa Sc ponbittige Briier al Ma.
terrible itaar i. Me6 oenne itore so.
ligneo og en- truenoe Mangel paa Sui
tan Sen foreitaaenoe @inter 10 blibe
sanfe "bebagelig".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Mtib noset NIT

Gorretningsmen6 / Malefuro,
Norge, bill til CONNER iberffptte e1,
1qnge oberbeiet &lor ON at foretaqe
Gel og $palfangft be6 &ieIp af
!&p6roaeropIaner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
&aa 6pipitalet.

Mrs. g. Sugliang in6lag6es i
9irs6ugs paa 2afeit6e @oipital for at
u~n6ergaa en- 9peration / Stuloeren.
Sen popul9re Sp6iioe6me mener
bog otter / 2sbet at nogle Tiger at
bore / fulo 8iger og iitano til at billie
fine mango 8enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

HOW TO HEAL LEG SORES.
En- vidunderlig Behandling, der Lee
ger Ben9mhed eller Varicose Saar uden
8merte eller Incorporation, er beskre-
ven len ny Bog, som Laeserne kan faa
1rit we'd at skrive ct Postkort ellerBrev
til DR.. q. J.. Whittier, Suite ~, HOO
MCGEE, Kansas City, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Snbtruffet til Mimueapolis.

&altor 81. 8obierg, Ser ifal bore
9feoafter al "Minneiota &otato ST.
change @eeflp", er fra Mlfob, Min1.,
%in6trrffet til Minneopolts. Sen npe
Organization bill in6rette fine &ontor=
lofaler / Slo 8roouce grcbange8log.,
6tb Ctr. og 2no Mbe. q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Dg tiliioit fang SRI, 0oa Rielfen iom
8e0itemooer en- &ette gamle @iier,
Der maaife fle6te ben6e enbm1 beore
ems 11oget al alt set anbet.


ems noget al alt set anbet.
"&iebenbobn": Danmarfs Garab
8ernbar6t. Set CT me6 &ette, at
Sammenligningen mellem to 1tore
&unitnerin6er Der bar facet Orb og
l16trpf. 9anmorfs Sarab 8ernborot
= enbber be6, set er Gru 0ou,
% enbper mau iige, at Sammenlig=
ningen boloer Stan6 og tan paapiies
i faa mango Gilfnptningspu11fter.
8egge inotager Sc / &l1nitens @ige
ben Rlaos, iom fun forbebolbes Sc
ppperite, begge gicr Sc us al set itore
@ierte, Der bar giort Dem til @lb1i=
fums Mfgl,o langt u6 ODER Eeatrets
&amme, begge itaar oe iom Mpore-
iom 8e6Iteme6re = me6 l1na6oms=
faflen Daien6e ODER oeres &iRrliq<
beds @erf, me6 6aflen, ser blenoer
for Marene, iom ligger bag be6> me,1
itraaler ober @eniets l1ngoon1, ser
faiter Stier langt trent as @eien.
|Sg begge eier oe / Stemmen SEN
gplone Slang, Ser fommer fra @ier=
tet og gaar til @iertet. Sg itore er
oe begge / &unitens @tge, men fgrit
% iioit er 6e ltore iom Mennelfer.
Sen Sag toag jubles ser moo Sen
epig unge 6ru S6a, iom Ser iubles
Seroen ODER moo SEN albrig gomle
.Sarab 8ernbar6t.
"Nftenblaoet": st itge> at 5ru Soa
blep bpl0et, er bel neiten for ibagt ct
l16trpf. &en6es @iem og Yaafleo=
ningsperelie / Gaiino blep / 2bbet al
9a9en igaor fplot meo 8ierge al
8lomi tier 80. ut lige, at ser berlfeoe
Subel / Gaiino> er bel neiten li6t for
ipagt. Nan iaa ct 8ublif11m> ser
reiife Jig iom paa Telling og bploebe
benoe / ct preopbenoe 8ifalo. Torpp=
rtgt par Get / 9agens SOB itrpmmet
ino meo @iliener fra belle Sfanoina=
pien, ia, fra Mmerifa me6. Sen beg
tigite @ilien tit 6r11 Soa gjennem
&ammerberre &rieger, Der fom 1r1
&ongen og me6bragte 6ortienitme<
6aillen / @ulo. 0g ON Mftenen blep
6ru Soa mo6taget al &ongefamilien,
Der oberpere6e 6oreitillingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

7% AT LEDIG KAPITAL 7%
Deres ledge Kapital vii tjene Dem
Z PCT. pro Ammo i vor otte Maaneders
1ndskuds-C ertifikater.
First National Bank
Highwood, Montana.
Kapital og Surplus $4O,0O0.OO
Medlem af Federal Reserve System.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
vi kisber Liberty Bonds til Pari

VI kJ4beT Ll06rCy bOnuS III di1
.og giver i Detailing Certificates OF
Deposit on North Dakota Banks"
-samme lpbende i 8 Aar til 5 20 pro
Ammo. Renter betalbar aarlig. Certi-
ficaterne er garanteret af North Da-
kota Depositors Garantilov. Adresser:
<. Y. T., care Of "Ugebladet', 722 So.
4th St., Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
@tn1uxpnlts.
Yaa 8eibs.

8or gamle Meoarbei0er, &eoattpr
Maos Mprup ne6 "9tmes=@all" og
Observation-Disclosures % 8anfoirettpr
s.. 6. Senien, &acine, @is., p~asiereoe
/ 5bnoags minneapolis paa @ien=
nemreiie til Mlfob, Minn., bborfra Sc.
oil fomme tilbage imorgen, 6reooe,
iom bill blibe tilbragt Der / 8pen. De
to elifperoige 2an6sm9nb bor beret
paa cn9fetreationsreiie til CALIFORNIA
og fra minneapolis gaar &eien ST.
refte bien1 til &acine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Pence tinaans paa Farme

Rigelig med PENCE for code Ansogere.
Skriv til os hvis De onsker ct Lam.
Interstate Securities Company
hele Fourth Floor, Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

l60 ACRES FARM, beiggende 4 Mil Nord for By. 100 Acres under Dyrk.
Resten Gr@sgange, men alt kan forarbejdes til AgerEand, hvis Snskes.
v@relsers Hus, str Kj@lder, Stald 5Ox34, H9nsehus, Garage, god Brsnd.
alt 1ndhegnet. Postrute, ~ Mil til Skoe, 4 Mil til BY OF Kirker. Samne d.
tai fra Twin Brooks, s D: Farmer kan bIve kjebt for $125Oo pr. Acre,
$4oOO kontant, Resten 5 Ar til 6 pct. Interest Byeningerne. der nndee
paa Farmer, a bygget i 1917. skrv efer n@rmere 0Pysninger SAINT For
tegnelse over andre Farme til Stockholm State Bank, Stockholm, So Dakotn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
FOR 90 A

mar Jeg sogt Land og Farme overall de Forenede Slater, og jg hr end
nu at fnde den fsrste misfornejede Kjeber. >
az mig v1e' hvad De seger og hvor, og jg vii utvivlsomt vps
til at tlbyde noget som vii interessere Dem, enten. vidt Land
enr Opdyrkede Farme.
stadigt Arbejde med god Lon tlbydes Kjebere af Land Wisconsin.
Ubetydehg Nedbetaing udkr@ves. bet resterende bemles med Arbejde.
For videre Undertaking skriv til
H. MADISON, 14 w. Randolph Street, CHICAGO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

Com ti6ligere me66elt bar Trr
Soa Nielie n bebl6et lit 8eigg / Slime,
rita til @fteraoret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

UODE fAtkNLE! vi har fere Farne, sOm Diet vii betale sig at anbnnge Pen
g;n l. De s5g Hem og produktiv Jordbund. I vel bebygget Naboag. skoha.
+a NE, ~, 9u Una s1a graded 'e]e: N@r By med Countryside. Improved Quar-
tes, Slo til $40 pr. Acre. Improved Half til $115. Improved 24O til SS5.
Godt improved 2o til $215. $50 Improved til 1920. 100 unimproved til SIS;
nr 81. kom OF bespg eler tlskriv o. Wore Prker r. de rette,o or vi lgive
Dem e rdskafhn Behandlng. Reference: First National Bank.
vest >ehualL Land Company, Breckenridge, Minnesots.
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Naar det g@lder Diet
Qam1e, k8re Danmark.

,saa selger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra ale Steder / Amert-
lka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse 1
maa OF store Belgb. Paalidelig On
derretning. Landsmend hjelpes til
rette. Plads / smaakahytter reser-
.veres.
MorteusenA Crock,
Diet 3s-aarige danske Passager
Agentur for ale LINER.
1918 North Ave. Chicago, ID.
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&aa ferieppbul6.

Mr. og Mrs. 90. g. &asm1s1en,
3O46 2n6 Mpe. g., tilbringer / oerne
Sis nogle Dages 6erie be6 Eurtle
Safe, isis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

sena efter @rsoerar.,er At bette
Slab.
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Bros.
WAHPETON, N. OAK.

Forhandler Farmland i Minnesota
North Dakota og Montana.
Skriv efter Liste over code Farme
til rimelige Priser og paa lette Vilkaar
! skandinaviske Settlementer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

"SoctalDe ct oberfpI6t
gus mo6tog 6ru 96n Mielien n1eo
ltormenoe 8ifal6, 90 bum iaftes be-
traaote scenen for at fprge en- Mfoe-
ling giier til @-laperattompagnement
al Sr. @al6. @iuumfen. Set bar
garnle og npe @iier - Mgnete %
&abntaroen, en- @iie at Ser Birge,
en- franif Bite % tililut @ieruIfs
Sen onoe Maler. 0g Ben gioroe noe
turligDis oberitrenr11e11oe 2pffe 49,.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
HOOVER MEN PLAN
LAST-M|NUTE COUP
Name Will Be Withheld Until
Early Ballots Have eIimi-
mated Fav0rites.
ny WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs
Imteraatiou News Service.

CHICAGO. June l0-Herbert Hoover
may not be put In nomination on the
moor OF the convention. IL was stated
today. According TO present plans
subject, however, TO another sudden
change. his name will be voted on
without the formality OF nominating
or seconding speeches.
The reason for this, Ii was eN-
planned, Is that the former food ad-
ministrator lis considered a good
second choice man" and that IL, his
great chance will come only after
the first few ballots have been cast
and the favorite sons have been
eliminated.
The present plan Is to let the vot-
ing on the first ballots go as IL may.
and then. at the right moment. launch
a Hoover drive for delegates. There
is nothing TO be gained by nominal
ing Hoover among some fifteen
others. some OF his boosters say. But
no matter how few votes may be
cast for him to begin with. they are
planning for rapid increases as the
balloting proceeds. In the hope ulti-
mately or putting him across.
On the other hand, a change OF tac-
tics may be deemed advisable at the
last minute TO counteract the posi-
bility OF his not being nominated.
Some OF his pluggers fear IL he is not
formally nominated the impression
might be created that he has given
up and dropped out OF the race.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
RICH PREMIUMS AT
NO. DAKOTA STATE FAIR

FARGO. ~ D., June 10.-Approxi-
mately $4,000 in premiums will be
awarded at the North Dakota State
fair here July IL to II. In addition
there will be numerous special prizes,
cups, medals and trophies. given by
breeding associations. commercial
clubs and agricultural organizations.
Entries of livestock already listed
show the fair will be the greatest
event of its kind ever held in the
Northwest One item OF interest to
the farmer and dairyman will be en-
tries of 100 milking shorthorns.
Owners OF this dual purpose animal
are thoroughly organized throughout
the State.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10

First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
Friday Specials

Knapsack Linen Writing
Paper-ln a pretty shade
of khaki. 90 sheets to the
pound. Envelopes: Two
pack ages for :5c- O0O
Paper. pound. ..... cOS
$3.50 Silk Sun and Rain
ParasoIs-8 or 10 rib para
Eon frame. steel rod. Some
with stub ends. plain or
bakelitc trimmed handles.
|olors are green. purple and
black, with silk wrist QS Ok
GODS UCsAC
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
Friday Bargains
Handkerchief

35c Mems Handkerchief
Made of fine sheer cotton.
hemstitched edges. with en-
broidered initial In CSo
corner. New designs. ACN
35c Women's Crepe de
Chine Handkerchiefs-With
hemstitched edges. in sport
effects and a few plain OSo
Colors SOS
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
Friday Remnants
Art Dept

Odds and Ends of Stamp
ed Piece-Pillow covers.
knife and fork cases, aprons,
scarfs. centerpieces. Children's
hats, bootees and dresses and
card table covers. Sn,
Values to S1.00. ........ cON
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Towcls-With pink and blue
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only .,........... UI"SC
S1.75 1sx50 Ecru Crash
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Friday only. ..,..... CA'~O
Fifth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
First Floor.
Bedwear
Specials

s5.JO--G5xT6-inch white
Wool Finish blanket.
Pair, sf.-7 - Excellent
for summer use. MAY
be used on double or
4hree-uuarter bed. Fo~
Friday, Bargain S477
u Odd Pairs Of Bcncou
Enpcy RlnnLcts. Pair.
sT.TT-Jacduard design,
In two colors, black and
white. and red and
black. Todav's nrlcc.
f10.75. Fri CT ~
Army Cot. st.DJ--Bert
quality folding cot,
covered with heavy
khaki canvas. Cav he
nlaced ~ y Nerv srron
space. Fridays CT OK
special pricc is. Ctsoo
Eit'h Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-10
Friday Bargains
DOnestics

voc LOus0hIc tnmbr1c ana
NansOok - 80 inches wide.
Either finish may be obtained
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in fact, all other undcrgar-
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for infants wear. underwear,
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this material, yard. go. CCC
S1X9O Lincn-Anish Double
Bed sheets-Very fine quality,
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Special Bargain price CD 10
for Friday ..... CSs1C
80 Dozen Utica and No
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First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

81. Mary's decisively defeated De
rnaniel Catholic Club, Of Philadri-
ph "a - 10 0.
an-aroiind work OF the LOCALS back
neld. which time after time ripped
iho visitors line, sprinting around
lhe ends for long gains Mcconnell,
SNeeey and Brennans work were
lihe prominent features OF the back
neld while the all-ar0und playing
and slonewall defense OF the line ;ook
tho heart out Of the visitors. when
ihcir hes. ground-gainers were thrown
nvc and ten yard losses.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
SOME GAME WHEN
THESE OUTFITS MEET

The Baltimore Dry Docks, champion
Industrial team Of this section and
last years champions OF the Allan
tic Coast Shlpbuilders, and Brooklyn
Royal Giants. rated as the best col
lection Of colored ball players indulg-
ing in the national pastime, will meet
at AIS o'clock this afternoon on Har-
Ian Field i'm what ought to be the
best ball game played here in a long
time
The Dry Docks are remembered here
for the many battles they staged with
Fred Payne's Harlan nine and are still
led by Sam FrOck, the former Pitts
burgh twirlcr OF the Pirates cham
pionship combination. That they are
still a classy club is shown by their
victories over the Detroit Tigers, BOs-
ton Red SoX and Connie Mack's Ath-
letics this season. Among their other
wins are ones over Hllldale. Bachar-
ach Giants, Parkesburg Iron Com
pany and others OF equal prominence
In the Independent ranks.
The Brooklyn Royal Giants is on
Of the best known colOred teams II
less imposing than that of the Or,
Docks. for they have met and defeat
ed IIeinie Zlmmermans Bronx Giants
def Tesrcau's celebrated Bears, an
othrs OF the numerous strong club
around New York and Brooklyn an
are stopping here en- route TO Wash
inston, where they are scheduled I
meet the American League club q
THAT city in a series Of eXhibitio
games.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
nechanlal

Touchlowns. Mcconnell 9 Sweeney.
Huniingcr. Goals from touchdown,
nevine. 4 Referee, Chiefly. 81. Mary $.
Umpire. Gertsenburg, Rutecrs. Head
rnesman. r. August Penn state
Tfmers. A. August and Ha gh.
ciibsltues. ST. Mary's-Gorman
for Moran: Mclaughlin for German
Fallcrs for Green; Lyons lor SheehN
Quinn FOR Lyons. Hance Tor Donion
pr,ion for Mcconnell: Huntliger for
Sweeney. nechanial-Harkins for
Nri'iin. Murphy for Rodgers Hess on
for Garrigan: Hayes for Brady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

Donald FOR Elliott. Watson for Har-
mer: steel for Watson l'rsinue-
Faye for Schwartz; Schwartz for
Faye; Rosberg for Gotschalk Referee
Grier Of Catholic University; Umpire,
Morris Of Clemson; Head Lnesman'
GrOgan. Time Of periods, t5 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
WORLD SERIES NOTES

First pennant for Cleveland and the
second for ohio.
Second pennant for Brooklyn under
RobinsOn's regime.
Brothers Doc" and Jimmy Johnston
playing on 0ppOslng teams for first
time in worlds series history.
Fourth worlds series for Rube Mar
guard second for John, Olson, pfeffer,
Smith, Myers, CadOre, Miller, McCabe
and Kilduff.
Fourth series for Gardner, Thomas
and Wood; third for Speaker; second
for Nunamaker.
Speaker youngest and only playing
manager In major leagues.
Mails. BroOklyn's CASTOR Is Cleve-
lands star sOuthpaW.
Nunamaker holds distinction of
having thrown out three base run
ners in one inning, against Detroit
August 3, 1914.
Iris Speaker. greatest Of outnelders
has record OF making two double
lplays unassisted from the Outfleld,
Covele5kie, relieving Klepfer in ninth
inning Of game June -. 1916, struck
tout Oldrlng. Schang and Stellbauer.
I Rube Marquard with 10 straight
games holds the modern consecutive
games won record.
Manager Robinson holds the recOrC
Of having made seven base hits in ont
lgame with the Old Baltimore Oriole
lagainst st. Louis. June 10, 1892.
Wamby, Johnston and O'Neill ant
Speaker, Smlth and Wamby pulled bM
triple steals last season.
Cleveland and Philadelphia playe
first double header September 4
1883, Cleveland winning both.
Clveland holds record of losin
greatest number Of games-i34
1899.
Caldwell pitched only no-hlt game
1.-The American League last year-agains
New York September 30.
Sewell, 81, Is youngest player in VI
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Oct. 4.-playing a much
improved game compared with the
showing made against Penn on lhe
previous saturday, Delaware LAST
Saturday defeated the strong ursinus
team "A TO 0. 10 was The first home
game OF the year and was witnessed
by about 1900 persons.
one special Improvement over the
Penn game was the work Of Delaware
on onense. Coach Shipleys agrega-
ton uncOrked an attack mat at
times with Mcdonald carrying the
ball tore up The left side OF ursnus..
line. II looked TO be the strongest
attack that any Blue and Gold .eam
lhas deVelOpcy for years.
Ursinus came 10 Delaware much
louied because Of the victory they
gained over Rutgers the last Satur-
day i'm Septcmbr There Is no doupt
but what 10 is a strong team hut IN
the Delaware team OF saturday lneN
met much different combination
than the one that Penn defeated -
10 d Isenberg the crack full back Of
Ifrsinus' who several times got
through Rutgers defense for 80 and
40 ward gains, made no such runs
aga nst Delaware. He and Miller a
half back early in the game did get
through the first line Of Delaware s
defense early in the game for short
gains but were nailed by The second
airy defense before they got far. In
the second half they could not even
get past the nrst line.
A forward pass seemed 10 ne
Ursinus most successful play and a
number OF gains were made by .he
aerill route Delaware looked weak
er against the forN ard pass than any
other play and no doubt more prac-
llce will develop a defense To STOP
such plays at least so often as Ursl-
nus got away with them
Captain sank" NIcCaughan played
smart game HIS kicking however
was not what was expected and
Harmer who afterwards did the
punling made out much better. Har-
mer received a severe cut over his
eye In the second half and had TO re-
tire from the game but VIII probably
be In shape for the game next sat
urday with George Washington Uni
versity. at Washington, d. C.
Delaware scored two tOuchdoWns
one In the first quarter and one IN
the last quarter Both were made
on forward passes. Williams 20 Nc
Caughan. after the ball by straight
football had been carried 10 Ursinus
10 ward line. Penalties probably
saved Ursinus from being scored on
ai least one other time Both teams
were penallzed often but Delaware
suffered most from holding and on
The victory Itself was not near as
encouraging as The fact that the