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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
ALCOHOL MOTOR OIL IS
 PINEAPPLE BY- PRODUCT

HONOLULU, Aug. 20 (by Associ- ated Press). Alcohol for motor fuel is being manufactured here from ma
 terial left from pineapples after the packing companies have canned the choicest parts. From every $50 pounds of waste from the pineapples, two gallons of alcohol are extracted.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
RIOTERS ARE QUIETED
 BY STEAM AND WATER

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20 (by Associ- ated Press) ).-More than 50 hunger strikers who started a riot yesterday in the state penitentiary were Guieted with steam and water.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
INDUSTRIAL FAIR TO
 STIMULATE PROGRESS

TOXIC, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press) "A proposal to hold big in- dustrial fair for the purpose of stimu- lating Japan's industrial progress has been adopted by the chamber of com merce.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
NAME OF PICKFORD
 SOUGHT BY MOTHER

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20 (by Associ- ated Press) Mrs. Charlotte Smith, mother of Mary Pickford, today filed a petition in court here asking that her name be changed to Pickford.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
PONZIE BACK IN JAIL
 IN DEFAULT OF BAIL

BOSTON, Aug, 20 (by Associated Press) ).-Charles Ponzi waived exam ination yesterday before federal com missioner on charges of using the mails to defraud He was taken back to jail in default of $25,OOO bonds. The trial has been set for the September term of court.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
HUNGER STRIKERS OF
 CORK ARE DEPORTED

CORK, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press).- Eight hundred hunger strik- CTS were deported yesterday to an un- known destination.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
STRIKERS DECIDE NOT
 TO RETURN TO WORK

DENVER, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press) Striking trainmen voted to- day to destroy their applications for reemployment of the street cars of Denver and remain on strike.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
SUBMITTING REPORT
 ON WRANCELL NARR0WS

SEATTLE, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press).-At the request of army engi- neers. Alaska steamship companies are submitting reports on the condi- tion of Wrangell narrows, in support of their request for deeping of that channel.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
POLISH OFFENSIVE BOUTS THE B0LSHEVIKI
STEAMER NORTHWESTERN
 LEAVES SEATTLE TODAY

SEATTLE, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press) The steamer Northwestern will sail for Alaska this afternoon at o'clock with 128 passengers. Cor dova passengers are Miss Helen Brown, Jack Howard, c. Hinckley and wife, Irish Hinckley and two steerage.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
PRESIDENT RECAINS
 HIS NORMAL WEIGHT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (by Asso- ciated Press). - The Washington Times, quoting Admiral Grayson, says President Wilson has recovered his full weight of IFS pounds.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
TO HEAD OF SHOCK TROOPS

BERLIN, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press).-A large force has been sent to Upper Salesia to intercept the Pol ish shock troops, according to a dis patch received here.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
SAYS SKY IS LIMIT
 FOR CAMP PAICN FUNDS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 20 (by Associated - Governor Cox charges that at least s15,OOO,OOO has been con- tributed to the Republican campaign by selfish interests, and says this esti- mate is low one, the sky apparently being the limit
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
FORMER SECRETARY
 OF AGRICULTURE ILL

TRAER, Ia, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press) ).-Former Secretary of Agricul- ture James Wilson is reported critical ly ill at his home here He was S6 years old Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
SOVIET PEACE CONDITIONS >REPUDIATED BY POLES UNLESS
 RUSSIANS WILL ALSO DISARM

WARSAW, Aug 20 (by Associated Press).-The Polish offensive is in full swing. More than 10000 prison CTS, 300 machine guns, 30 cannon and other supplies have been captured, and the Warsaw sector is being rap- idly cleared, the Reds being showed back north and northeast of the capi- tai.
 The right wing of the Polish army is continuing it's successful march to Brest-Litovsk. The left wing has taken a number of towns and is con- tinuing it's march.
 The Soviet forces have abandoned Lukow and other important points southeast of Warsaw.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
BELGIUM TO REMAIN NEUTRAL

BRUSSELS, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press). The cOucil of ministers has decided that Belgium will remain neu- tral in the Russo-Polish conflict until the Minsk peace negotiations are con- cluded.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
POLES REFUSE TO DISARM

LONDON, Aug. 20 (by Associated ss).-A Berlin wireless, quoting a report from the Minsk conference, says Polish delegates refused to accept the peace conditions advanced by the sSoviets for disarmament of the Polish army unless the Russians also dis arm.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
POLISH INTEGRITY ASSURED

MINSK, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press).-A Bolsheviki representative, advising the Polish delegates, said the Russia-German peace with Poland does no oe1Sire to interfere with Polish in tegrity
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20
RUTH AGAIN SWAPS
 OUT HOME-RUN HIT

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (by Associated Press ).-Babe Ruth knocked out his forty-third home-run yesterday. A fan at the game died of heart disease during the excitement.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-20

SEATTLE, Aug. 20.-(Special to the Times) Quotation at noon Aug. 19: Ha1ibut, 19c; chicken 10c; sable fish, 95c: red and ling cod. 2c.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09
TIE MARRIAGE ALTAR.

Continued from Page OncD
Lloyd II. Hopper, of Forest City, and
Susie V. Douglas, of lola, Kansas. 10y
Harry VI. DUNCAN, probate judge
March 3.
John Hart, of Mound City, and Mrs
Ella Longncckcr, Of Sioux City. Iowa
May 10.
Harry e. Ilitz, of Forest City. and
Miss Ina Botkin, Of New Point, May
~. by Rev. T. u. Roberts.
Richard Ilcinc, Of Craig. and AIDE.
line Emma Taylor. Of Oregon, June 20
by Rev. =. 7. Schmidt.
Haas, Henry T., and Virginia T.
McGowan, Of Omaha, at Oregon, July
IL, by Rev. J. VI. Bailey.
Ernest W. lIancy and Myrtle Haze
Emerson. Of Oregon, in st. Joseph
August 90.
Guy l.. Hicks and Edith Lafrancc
of Oregon. in st. Joseph, September
10.
Ward Headlcy and Marie Stadlcr
of Oregon, in ST. Joseph. October l.
VIM. u. Ham and Lonna Bond. OF
Mound City, in Maryvillc, Mo, Sep
TENDER II.
Harry Vincent lladdcn and Miss
Claire Belle Hart, of Mound City. lie.
ense issued December 30.
Harry T.. Hardin. Of Maitland. and
Miss Nellie Blanche Hahn, of Graham
Mo-, December :, by Rev. II. A. Dough.
~, of Oregon.
Robert A. Jackson, of Bigclow, and
Hazel Ann Chidcrs. Of Maitland, by
Rev. l.. ID. Nchcr June 30.
Marion u. Kelley and Lcota T..
Groves, of Maitland. in st. Joseph
April =.
Roy NJ. Kurtz and Emma Ada Stad.
Ter, Of Oregon, by Rev. T. d. Roberts,
June 4.
Curtis kncalc and Pauline Rulcy, Of
Oregon, at Troy, Kansas, July 3.
kunkel, Louis j.. and Stella T.,
Mann, December ~, by Rev. John W.
Carpenter,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09
Surprised.

The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church. learning that Mr.. and Mrs. C..
u. Rayhill were planning to go away to
spend the winter, this week decided
to slip in and surprise Mrs. Rayhill,
who is visiting at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Moore, so FRI
day afternoon was pleasantly spent
in conversation and select readings on
the christmas Spirit" Mrs. Moore
was assisted by her daughter, Mildred.
served light refreshments, and the
ladies thinking perhaps Mrs. Rayhill
would forget how to quilt while she
was gone gave her a silver thimble
as a reminder Of the many stitches
they had taken together. so wishing
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09

Jesse B. Weaver, Tiff, Colo, and
Estelle Fancher, Of Oregon, at Ster-
ling, Colo, September II.
Garrett I. Weddell, Of st. Joseph,
and Mrs. Maude Anderson, of Oregon,
October IL, by Rev. II. A. Doughty.
Arthur W. Weaver and Bertha OPP
penlander, Of Oregon, by Rev. II. A.
Feldman, November IL.
Mark Anthony Weller and Miss
Buelah Lee Lockhar, Of Maitland,
December 25, at Maitland, by Elder
$. ID. Harlan.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09
Mark C. Kunkel, of New Point, and

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''a,'a' 1'"' So
:, ChaS. u. Lease ana Maud Grimes, OF
forcst ,lty, IN ot' Joseph, september
z.
Henry Lunsforl, Of Falls City, Neb.,
and Mary CLANCY, Of Bigelow, by Jas.
r.. Cummins, J. r., Of Oregon, Sep
TENDER 20.
solomon Russell Lowell, OF Mound
City, and Margaret $. Zook, Of Matt
land.
Charles r.. Linvillc and Susan r..
johnson. of Maitland. by Rev. n. A.
Doughty, November 20.
Ic,vis T. Icyy md Mis- Rubv Chr.
do, ~ Z, Jnscnb Dccpmbcr 30 he
Harry NJ. DUNCAN, probate Judge. at
Orp,,nn
chas ucIo,,i. and E,v poh;,sop
of Fortoscuo. in 81, Jo,cnh. March H.
ErcJ Nect and ivn a Notzvar of
Mound Ci,v' bv Harry NJ. Dnnyan.
nrohnt, nudge March 1h
Norn Never. OF Mound CITY. and
Miss Lena Gordon, of ST. Louis. in
Kansas CITY. NAV 30
Elby McSulty. of Falls civ. Ncb..
and Edith IeiyIer. of Central CITY,
Ncb., in David CITY, Neb., NAV \.
Floyd r, Null, OF Maitland. and
Lena Slonikcr. of For,cscuc. NAV ~.
by Harry NJ DUNCAN. probnte ildvc
Tloyd e, Mexican. of Valentine,
Ncb.. and Susa NJ. Never. of Mound
Ci,y. Junc "a. by Rev. VI. a. Ferguson.
Manson \. Murray and MARY Edith
Lacey Of Organ. bv Rcy. &. r Hand
Junc "a
Morris. Dcllos |. and MARGARET NJ.
STABLES. of Kansas CITY. al Mound
Ci,y. Julv 4. by &. n i;rnycs. /. T.
ErnnLi,, Il NrC,,yn and Nn,, Ron
Lawrence. of Craig. August Ii. by
Iinrry Nj DUNCAN. probate indigo
Frank Mill of Forrest civ. md
DO, smith. of Oregon. in ST ,joseph.
Scntembcr n.
Harry Milne. Of Forbes. and Miss
Corn DcVnuit. of Oregon. in Saynn.
nah. October 3.
,John F Mayi,y. Of Corning. and
uiss J,scnbinc Al Nnu,,,n nf r,niy
license issued December m,
Nnuman, Forest, Liberty township,
and vinnic nonn. az A,cbi. on cnnn,r
M Fnirfnx. December 81
Dale price and Mis- Frances prnis.
water, of Oregon. December II bv
Rev. /, ID. Ncber.
William Ralph Nixon and Miss Ger.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09
HOLT COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Circuit court meets the fourth Mon.
days in February and October, and
the third Monday in May.
Alonzo ID. Burnes, circuit judge.
Prosecuting attorney, A. NJ. Tibbels.
Circuit Clerk, Edwin A. Durham.
Sheriff, Ben T.. Crouscr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09

See me for Insurance, and II yous
want to buy or sell your farm ON
short notice come to me.
CHI. KUNKEL,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09

Probate court meets the second Mon
days in February. May. August and
November. Harry VI. DUNCAN, pro-
bate judge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09

them Godspeed and good time in the
land Of sunshine and flowers, we babe
them goodbye. X. X.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09

County court meets the first Mon.
day OF each month. Fred Lawrence
presiding judge. Curtis Is. Whitmer
Judge. First district. Isaac ID. Paint.
err. Judge. Second district. County
Clerk, Daniel u. Kunkel; deputy, VIM
u. Morris.
Collector Of revenue, VIM. II. Alkirc
Recorder Of deeds, John Simpson
Treasurer Sebourn Carson.
Assessor, All A. Meyer.
Supt. of County Farm, John II
kunkel.
County physician, DR.. T.. +. kcar.
ney.
Superintendent Of county schools,
Mrs. Alberta Greon-Murphy.
County surveyor. John II. Pcret.
Area Of Holt county, i62 square
miles.
Population, 1910. 1859.
Accessible wealth, Sl2,i02,532.
Total acreage, 2bi,il2 acres.
Number of families in county, 1872.
Has no bonded indebtedness.
Average size Of families, five.
II has six consolidated school dis
tricts.
it, expenditures for schools in 1918.
10 was Si73,5iS.
Public school loaning fund, si33,3ij.
Modern court house.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09

2 male hogs, % brood sOws,
10 shoats, weighing about
$50 lbs; about 60 pigs.
All of the above hogs are pure blood
Poland China, and all immune. The
male hogs and Is of the brood
sOws are registered.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
PELICAN nay SPRAYS

SIR and Mrs ~ u Harrison hav.
returned from a Fourth Of July trip
to Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs Tapseot spent tho
Fourth Of July at Rocky Point.
e. =. Cornelius. nixhtvatehmsn a,
Pelican Day mills. Who has bssa away
for several months. is back for .
month's visit. His wifs and daush-
ter will be- here later.
Mr.. and Mrs, EGEiins called on
Mrs. Bruce Parks for . short Wills
Tuesday.
Mrs. u. v. Lewis and ehiidren arc
stiii visiting relatives at Weed.
Mrs u. ". Bridkfords suast. Miss
Finley. rrturnsd To her hon. In sse-
ramento. California. Sunday.
Mr.. Duvont and family sp.n, th.
Fourth Of AiGomA.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. l.. Palmer ana
daughter went on a fishing trip tho
Fourth Of July.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

neIt few weeks getting into eios.
touch with them and planning their
further extension and improvement,
Maruhaii and Theima Gibson have
returned from . three weeks visit
to their sister. Mrs. Claudia Adams.
at Petaiuma. California. Misa Anita
Fiohr returned with them for an eI.
tended visit here.
Mrs Elizabeth BunE and Mn. Eu.
gene Fisher hav. gone 10 spend .
few days with their mother at swan
Lake.
Dave Turner has Jus, purchased
t57 head Of sheep from Kinney
brothers OF Olene.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. Hawiey spent
Wednesday here. on their way to
Cherry creek. visiting old friends.
Mr. Hawiey was an Instructor In IN.
Klamath county high school for .
number Of years. lie Is now living In
Modesto. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers and
family. who have been on q four
weeks visit to Yakima. Seattle and
other Washington points. returned
home Wednesday night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
LONE PINE ITEMS

Stuckei bridge is again closed ID
traffin while II is being repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Bunneii have
gone to Ashland TO look up a ioca-
tion. Mrs. Hays Is staying with the
children while they are away.
l.. y. Geertson and children and
Miss Leonora Geertson spent the
Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Bower at
the government dam.
The Kiger family took ip the ball
game at Klamath Falls Sunday.
Jesse Johnson and family spent
Sunday at Henry Semon's home.
Mrs. Gretchen Barker In here from
Joplin, Missouri, to spend the sum.
mer with Mrs. Semon.
The lateral on the George Ehauit
place has broken twice In the last
week. causing delay in irrigating.
Two automobiles collided Tuesday
evening where the road turns south
near the Stucksl bridge. The car 60
Ing north took the wrong side OF the
road. Both cars were badly crippled
but 40 oas vas hust.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
AT THE THEATERS

A company of highly recon mend.
ed artists will appear at tho Star
Theatre. for . three days engage
ment starting tonight. Marion Beau.
clair. the Belgian opera,ic soprano,
appears In an artistic song revue.
and that she will please you Ia cor.
tainty.
Jose Robinson. English baritone
and humorint. presents a number of
humorous impernonati0ns and popu.
lar songs with appropriate song
slides.
Dave Johnson. the Chap with the
Talking Feet. has without a doubt
one OF tho best comedy and dancing
acts on tho circuit.
The company will give an entire
change OF act each night with an on +.
tire change Of picture program each
night. A complete matinee will be
given on Saturday and Sunday af-
ternoOns.
Tonight Norma Tslmadgs will be
seen In her great picture. The Isle
OF Conquest" Saturday Marguerite
Clark In "A Girl Named Mary" and
Sunday. Anita Stewart IL "A MID.
night Romsacs."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Ruby Douglass and daust
tors. Margaret and Barbara, icr thi
morning for Weed where they vii
visit indefinitely with Mrs. Douglas,
brother.
Mrs. c. W. Foley and daughter
Eta May. and sou, Glenn. who har
becn visiting here with Mrs, Foley
mother. Mrs. e. II. Randall, rcturnc,
this morning to their home IN Re,
Blur.
Mr and Mrs u Brown. Who ns,
been visiting in Rly with Mrs
Browns brother. Paul fariioo, lct
this morning for their home In Oak
land, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Mcdonald wer,
passengers on the morning train fo'
Portland. They have been Nisltinr
In this city with friends for the past
two weeks
Ms. J, :. Reckley icf, this morn
ing for q months visit In Oak
land. California.
Mrs. r. A. Mitchell left on the
morning train for Eric, Pennsyivan.
Ia. where she will remain all summer
Visiting relatives and friends,
l.. r. Smith. supervisor Of trans.
portatioa for tho Southern Paciae
company. Who was hero on business
this week. left on the train yesterday
for San Francisco.
J.. 9. Mcclellan. Who has . ranch
on the Merrill road vas In town yes.
terday mornins with produce from
his farm. Sic vas accompanied by
his son. Vernon.
Donald Newbury left yesterday
morning on q business trip through
oct klamath and Lake counties.
Erwin Radcliffe. OF Ridxe~ay.
Penn. has arrived TO spend some
time With his brother, r. II. Rad
eiinc. Who is forest supervisor a,
the klamAth Agency.
Will Houston. who has been In
Corning and San Francisco for some
time. has returned home.
Mrs. Louis Gerber left Thursday
for the Gerber ranch az Horsesy.
Mr. and Mrs. Linsey sisemore and
Mr.. and Mrs James Pelton are
spending a couple OF days here on
business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. d. whi,more and
family left today for Spring creek
where they will spend two weeks
fishing.
Mrs. william latham. OF Spring.
Geld. Tenn. IL hero to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Duncan. Of this city.
n. Dabner. foreman OF the Doak
ranch near Odessa. came down on
the boa, yesterday for a business
visit here.
Work began today on the rev
school house which Il 20 - con
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

structed at Round Lake and Il IL ~
pcc,ed that u vii, be completed Il
time for the fall term Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Court ar
rived here late last evening tron
lakcyisw. having driven over Il
their car, Mr.. Conr, vii, drive
truck back 10 Lakc,iaw today.
Albert BARRETT, sho had his L.,
broken when runaway horse kick
ed him several months ago, Is out OF
the street today with only on,
crutch. lie expects to take up some
light employment In the near future
NJ. l.. Johnson and Mss Agnes
Ice. deputy assessors, who have boon
assossin. Indian lands for the past
week. returned last nigh, from the
Agency. They report Erra, addi'
tion to the coun,y funds,
Mrs Or,a Earnest who has been
employed In the shcrins once tor
some time. has left that position to
acccp, one with the klamath State
bank
Mr. and Mrs, II. J Morgan have
returned from a vacation trip 10 Fort
Klamath and other Klamath county
points. Mr.. Morgan 10 associated
with the shepherd Piano company.
W. c, Dalton Is In the city today
from his ranch near Malin.
Guy Merrill and son wore In town
yesterday afternoon from their home
near Merrill.
Mrs. spiker. Who AAs been here
visiting her son since the nrst Of tho
month, returned this mornias to her
home In Glendale. Oregon. While
here Ms. spiker mad. q trip to
Crater Lake.
l.. n. Hartley left yesterday to at.
tend tho T. NJ. &. A. conference
which opens at seabeck. Washing
ton. today. Mr.. Hartley goes as .
delegate OF the War Work council.
Mr. Harry Gallagher. nee Mar
iory Mcclure. Who Is here visiting
her mother for q short time. has con-
sen,ed 20 sing at the Presbyterian
church at tn. Sunday morning ser
vice.
Mrs. octavia Brown. a cousin OF
Mrs. Lloyd DE Lap. Is here visiting
from her home In Oakland. Calf.
Miss Ruth De Lap let, yesterday
for a short visit with relatives and
friends In Ashland.
Robert $. Fry has gone To sacra-
mento where he will meet hts young
son. who has becn ~ with smallpox.
and bring him home.
J c. EdAall was In from Bly yea
terday as witness In the Bell case.
Jim Dixon was n county seat Wis
itor yesterday from his ranch in the
valley.
Charles z. Riley and son. Charles.
junior. are in the city from Paradise
Springs. Calf. and will spend most
Of the summer here. Mr. Riley has
extensive interests In this section
and w.,. devote his time during tbs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-09

NAPA. July s-Jan~ han
Psrc. -. Q resident OF 'hs ''n'
Tor ~ year Ia dead here ~
funeral vas held SATURDAY
Evening journal., 1920-08-05
FUR TO GO WITH
TENTH WARD TITLE

Announcement that the Defiance
and Brownson teams have agreed to
play a series OF games for the cham
pionship OF The Tenth Ward. has set
the fans 10 talking and great interest
has besn shown in lhe outcome OF
the series.
Brownson. which is one OF the
strongest teams In the Catholic
League is composed Of some OF the
best players In the All-Milmincion
League and would make any team In
town step some win their regular
team intact
However the Librarians have been
shot to pieces with Injuries during
their last few games, causing their
team 10 be nerched In fourth place
In the league standing. However
with The championship OF the Tenth
Ward at stake, Manager Johnny Far
rell stated today that he Will have his
fun team intact for the series and ex-
poets TO make the Defiance crew travel
TO win
. A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at the Brownson Library by
the two managers and players eligible
for the games will be published 10
Saturdays paper together with rules
on the game.
It Is expected that the largest crowd
that ever iammed into the Third and
Adams streets fleld viii be out Mon
day night when the series opens. The
game VIII be a benefit for a worthy
cause
Evening journal., 1920-08-05
WILMINGTON HANDS
CHESTER A WALLOP

The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company defeated the South
ern Pennsylvania Traction Company
yesterday, i2 TO 6. Wilmington started
10 nit Clark in the fourth inning and
finally knocked him out Of the box. He
was replaced by Bonner. who lasted
only one inning. Pusey was the next
choice. and he Jared no better than
the Others. Wilmington finding his de-
livery for seven runs in the sixth.
Features OF the game were the catch
ing OF Kellar for Chester. the fielding
Of Lang and Crossgrove for Whining
ton, and the batting Of Essick. Ed
wards and Babby, Edwards having a
home run 10 his credit. Pitcher Scheu
also made a home run. This was the
second time in two weeks Whining
ton has won from Chester having won
the first game OF a five game series
in Chester last week., 70 TO 3. The
next game will be played in Chester
Wednesday, August nth. Score
Evening journal., 1920-08-05
RAILROAD MEN
SHOOT TOMORROW

Owing the registered toul am.nt
TO be held at Greenhill Gun Club on
Saturday, the southern Grand Divi-
sion elimination shoot between teams
representing the Delaware Division.
Baltimore Division and Maryland Di-
vision has been changed TO tomorrow,
the shoot 10 start at / o'clock, stan
dard time. Clayton viii represent the
Delaware Division, after proving their
superiority on that division and the
Baltimore team Will represent the Bal
timore Division. having defeated all
other teams on the Baltimore Division.
Wilmington, by defeating perryville
by one target two weeks ago. Will
try 20 bring victory 30 the home team
again. Each team will nave the privi-
lege Of selecting the hest men from
any OF the defeated teams on their
own division 10 strengthen their
forces and a very interesting match
is expected.
The rivalry between the three de
visions Is great as the winner will
have The honor OF representing the
Southern Grand Division in the big
events between the different teams
representing the various grand divi-
slons Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
during the coming fan months.
Pennsylvania Railroad traps will be
closed Saturday and all members are
asked 90 attend the Greenhlll regis
tered tournament for while the spirit
Of rivalry exists between the local
gun clubs. II is OF the friendllest ma
lurc. The Pennsylvania Club wishes
10 help Greenhill make their shoot
a huge success.