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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

Last September 7 met a young lady
and have fallen deeply IN love with
her This young lady has often told
me that she could love ne n b
would allow herself 20. The question
she and I would Ik you 70 answer
IS thiss 7 am a divorced having
two daughters The Young lady has
met them and cares deeply for them
When I tell her I love her She says
there IS only ore love. and that Is The
first she claims that as I have bad
one wife and divorced her 7 could
never love another Sc re are asking
YOU to help % BY answering ny CUES
ton. Can q divorced nan ever love
again. LEON and LOUISE"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

IN Edward the Firsts time -four
ADDRESSES were summoned 20 parlia-
ment and in the reign OF Edward n
Third half a dozen countesses were
summoned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

DO. sed Ma, here Is three dimes al
reddv for you. Ma sed- & Ma patted
me on the cheaks too 7 guess I an
Citing moar smarter than what 7
Used TO be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-07

Next Etory-NombI, who has
just secured from n wizard magic
powder which brings to life any
thing II touches, tests this pow
der on the pumpkin-headed m
which Tip has put IN the read to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-02

j. i mAd sAaz rhe ssnzzA * ~
alz4 rzaaz- zEa1 tas ssus@~zsErs -
sss'.x z1e ss'v-s q Eszz-x -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
BROOKE COUNTY
TO GIVE VOTE
TO DEMOCRACY

The prediction IL made that Major NJ.
Nj. Neely Will carry Brooke county Tues
day by u fair majority. IT is also claim
I'd by local Democrats mat Cox and
Ipsevelt have good chance 10 come
oct ahead in the war OF ballots IN
Brooke
Democrats and Republicans alike Will
be glad TO know that elaborate plans
rave been perfected for getting the cleo
ton returns the evening OF November =.
A special wire for election results has
been installed by The Western Union.
The general election returns Will be an
nounced from the third floor OF the
City building.
Edward Fenewick. Official announcer.
will be on hand with big megaphOne.
The members Of the Horseshoe and
Bowling club have secured $peCia! trle-
grapher's service for the election re-
turns.
State and county returns will be re-
cetvcd a. the headquarters OF the Dem
UcIutir and Republican executive COM
mittees.
The election OF 1890 will be the most
remarkable in the history OF America.
All women have the right to vote and
US the fair Sex are vitality interested In
the election. many OF them will watch
Until the Wee sma' hours to see II their
fav"rlt-s al the polls may he classed as
winners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01

not offering The open trade is shad-
ing substantially without interesting
buyers.
Tin is the ftrmest OF the non ferros
metals. The settling or the British coal
miners strike and a rapid recovery Oh
London prices we're responsible for a
corresponding uptun here. The spot
naket IS not al strong as futures o"-
Ing 20 large stocks on hand.
Expressing the belief that Lead im1
ports VIII cease now that LONDON
prices and sterling and steady, the
largest Il Jmestic makers hold prices al
-t.c Il pound New York. though the
OPEN trade il offering concessions OF
Er The latter IL getting Nttie ousi-
ness. but the large sellers report in
uuir!es for next month.
The suspension Of zinc production ~
OVER and the curtailed output has not
vet Shove any bolster'ng influence
DullnesS continues and prices are re-
pcatedly marked down without takers.
One sale established a market OF &C
for East st. Louis. the low point Tor
tn. year.
Anthony is quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01

! lily spent Sunday with relatives In ClaEs-
VILE.
G. =. Lukcns RAd son have returned
from visit TO Springfield, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas iCeia ar" On an
auto trip to Columbus. q.
DR. W. 4. Sammons. Mss Hazel Sam
mons and Miss Virginia. Phillips WIS.,
tied rrlendR in Beech Bottom SUNDAY.
Mrs. Harry Phillips OF Mckeesport.
Pa. Is the house guest of Mrs Fred
McKearn.
Mrs. Frank flowers will leave thfs
week for v!sit TO relatives IN Chicago.
| Misses Alm!ra Schultz and Elizabeth
Schnetz OF Pittsburgh are guests OF
Mrs. Carl Eberts Of South Warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Murray were
Acalled to Grelgsville by the Illness and
death OF Mr.. Murray's mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. VI. Mason and Sons
spent the weekend IN ST. Clatrsvillc. q
Miss Estella Meyer OF Bethany coli
lege spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Meyer.
! Miss Elizabeth Stall left yesterday
| for Fairmont. where shc Will visit.
! Miss Grace Winters OF Grafton spent
! the week end here.
! 1t Is expected that over 600 votes Will
be cast In Precinct 2. Center Warwood'
A vote for Thomas +. Thoner for sheriff
| means economy. efficiency ind experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
METAL REVIEW

NEW YORK OK 31.-Readjust-
ment OF s;c,l prices has become so
radical that many large interests are
completely at sea as ia future policy.
Judge Gary's plea for lower quota,
tons. the absence OF new business and
sharp viumpS in fuel costs, have prac-
t:caily unset the confidence Of tho
makers in holding prices in any way
steady. The downturn ~ becoming
more pronounced each day. while OPP
evations and shipments make strides
10 normal statua
Revision OF pig iron prices Is now
going into effect more noticeaolY with
radical cuts by tho large operators as
a result OF a break in~coke. From the
SIT basis early this month coke has
reccded 20 MI. while pig Iron prices
have slum?ed SIS to SO.
In copper. II Is claimed the l3c mar
net now prevalent "a not alone below
the pre-war level. but Under the cost
Of production. the market has grown
very weak Demand Is Stagnant and
the uneertane sluggish. Producers are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
Financial Review

NEW YORK. Ucl. 2l.-Widciy div
financial markets THIS week many
shares Of the speculative variety CIV
ing way to further liquidation ana
professional pressure, while additional
capital issues were confidently absorb
el By investors.
Latest underwriting; embraced trans
, portation. Industrial and utility pro
jects and Appropriated SI5.OoO,CVT
Other leans Tor fully double taat
America. cuba and several European
countries are SaII TO be in prospect.
MovomHnts OK to""ign exchange were
wholly in favor Os ;htS center Strr-
ling forfeited most OF - r"rovery on
the settlement Of the British coal
strike. Frcrch AMI italian reat!ttances
fell to discounts OF G5 To Over 81 per
r"nt and Sharp depreciation in putch.
Scandinavian ara Spanish eXcaansr
was IN striking contrast TO the war
promises OF thos" conet-:eS.
FOOLS IN certain sticks made mt
IN, efforts at the outset OF the wees
, to promo;r = pre-elertio3, advance put put
fi.mst tone % money and the drtach-
ed attitude az tht pubic.
Shorts So,Sed upon these adverse
conditions As reason for rXtehdsnS
GENERATING IN leading Industrials, par
ticpla-ly sterls AMI equipments. Ralls
also were sold. probably because OF
disappointing September earnings. hut
some OF n" tranS-rO3tinentalS, notably
Southern paciSir. wSr. active AMI
strong.
There were steady. offerings o: tex
tile. leather. rubber. chemical and KIN
dred issurs. the reaction In THESE
groups syaenrSn,GirG with additional
price concessions in Hraw and manutac-
tured products and Concurrent Contrac-
ton OF output.
Outstanding features OF the indus
trial situation Iuc.Gd,d the favorable
quarterly statements OF the United
States Steel and Bethlehem Steel COM
p:uicS sharp decline in pig Iron
prices and production and the NQutda-
ton o. labor as indicated by the ralun-
tary acceutanccS % lDwer wage scales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
SISTERSVILLE

SlSTERSEILLE. W. Va. Oct. 81
Miss Gertrude White OF MoundsvIlle
has returned 10 her home after speak
ing ~ meeting in Centerville.
Miss Virginia Springer has gone 10
Wheeling. to be the guest for a few
DAYS OF Mrs. John Jacobucci.
Mrs. George Elleston has returned
from a couple OF days visit with rela-
lives in Parkershurg.
Miss Grace Miller IL spending a few
days in ParkershurE as the guest OF
friends
Mrs. VIII Rodgers has returned to
Wheeling after visit with her sister
Mrs. Annas Dunlap.
Miss Haze! Stokes Wild has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
WARWOOD
wrrwood Ready.

EY'rryth.ng is in readiness for holding
the national and state election IN War
wood Tuesday. There Will be four rot-
ing places in this town and the vote VIII
be heavy. 4 great deal OF interest Is
being taken By tie voters in learning
how to mark their ballots provided they
wish 10 vote a mixed Hcket. II Is
thought that Cox and Roosevelt and
Major ". II. Nicely for congress Will be
strongly supported in this ward. The
county Democratic ticket will also poll
good vote There IS every indication
that there will be warm election in
WArwood. The people are aroused to
the vital Importance OF the League or
Nations and the proposition Will be
strongly supported here especially by
the women voters. is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01

Nottes Of Seizure.


NOTICE 10 hereby given that the I'M
dersigned. c. +. Smith. United States
marshal in and for the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia. did. on the 18Th
day Of September. 1920. in the city OF
Wheeling, seize and take into his Gus
tody IS packages Of Drugs labelled in
part, "WESDELL'S PILLS." which had
heretofore been unlSwfully shipped In
Interstate commerce. in violation Of the
Pure Food and Drug Act Of Congress.
approved June 30th. 1906, In that the
said IS packages Of drugs, labelled in
part "WendelTs Pills" are adulterated
and unbranded. Any person claiming
to be the owner Of the said IS packages oil
drugs, labelled in part "Wendells Pills.
or having anything to do or say as to
the disposition Of these Articles, isl re-
ouired 10 make claim thereof to the
undersigned CHIttd States marshal
within twenty days from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice, which said first
publication In the 18th day Of October.
1920.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
October. 1890 -
c. E. SMITH.
United States Marshal for the Northern
District Of West Virginia.
l0-18-25-l
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DIED

JOHNSON. THIRLOw ALLES-on sun
'Hv. Oct. 81. 1920. at t:i5 o'clock q. m, ut
hiS tate home No. 325 Main street. Bridge
port. Ohio. Allen Thurlow johnson. IN his
i2nd year.
Services on Wednesday afternoon AZ ,
o'clock. Friends tnvitad to attend. In
terment In stone Church cemetery.
FLEMING. SARA AGSES-on sunday
Oct 81, 1920. a. ESQ O'Clock Il. m. et ~~to
Valley General Hospital. sara Agncs. daugh-
ter Of Pink Russell Flemn!nE and IN" late
John Flemming. In the 18th wear OF her age.
Funeral services az the residence. No. Isl
Twsnty-ninth street. Wednesday afternoon
a. 1850 o'clock. Friends are invited 10 at
tend. lntermert in S,un- Church c~me-
terry.
BARSES CI.ARA-On Thursday. Oct. IS
1929. at T:l5 o'clock d. m. Mt Wheeling Hos
pital. clara Barnes (rss Lieholdl. wife Of
Clyde Barnes. In her 20;h wear.
Fruera! from the late residence. No. $40
Monroe street. Bellalre. Ohio. on Tuesday.
Nov. ?. at $50 O'clock a. m. Requiem
high mass al st. Johns church at o'closk.
Intermont In Mount Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling.
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plAauant AFFAIR,

Pie Warwood Sewing club will be en-
tertained this evening by Mrs. Charles
Carpenter. Among those who Will take
part on the program will be Mrs. Anna
McKenny Of Charleston and Miss Betty
Bark OF Washington, Pa.
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Church supper.

The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will have n
delicious roast pork supper Thursday
evening in the social rooms o: the
church. All OF the dellcac!es OF the
season will he in the menu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
BUSINESS Opportunity

FOR SAI.F.-Itlg bargain 70 quick buyer
soft drink factory. with the following stock
one shield ho'tIing machine. one Carburut"r
machine. 300 pop cases and notifies. truck
and ali other necessary equipment used IN u
sanitary yOrt drink factory. nnI,y could h,
,ytanHed. For further information writ" ct
stop In and see A. GAll.rt|l Dollar Bank
bldg. HellRire Ohio. Phone "27-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
VOTE FOR
w. w. TRENT
State Superintendent
of Schools

He Is clean. competent and IN every
way qualified 20 M the position.
lie Is endol S"d by Clergymen. edu-
Gators and men and women in all walks
and professions OF life In the state OF
West Virginia. l0-3le&dr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
Local nurse Honorsd.

Miss Luslla Ross OF South Warwood
has been honorcd by being elected preSi-
dent of District No. OF the State
Nurses association.
Miss Ross has an overseas record
being one OF the nrSt nurses TO go
abroad. Sho was at LaPanne, Frapce.
for many months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
NsH RarhAr Coming

Warwood will have a new barber. II.
{. Carl of wheeling Island will reopen
the KlndelherSer shop at the hose house
on Nineteenth street next Thursday.
Mr.. Carl, who IL barber of great en-
perlence, will Keep regular union hours
from S a. m. III ! D. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE
n TN 4uE1xcF oou3F or Fu
. UNITED 6FA11s YoD TN No0fH-
H1N DOxRIoR or WEST vI10INIA.
Notice Of EoISurO.


NOTICE Is hereby given that the I'M
dsrsisned. {. E. Smith. United States
marshal IN Nad for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. did. on~the 18th
day Of September. 1890. in the city oil
Wheeling, seize and take into his GUS
todS ~ packages of Drugs labelled in
part. "WESDELLta5PILLS which had
heretofore been un1awfully shipped in
interstate commerce. in violation of the
Pure Food AID Drug Act Of Congress.
approved JuAe seth, 1905, In that the
said - packages Of drugs labelled In
part "Wendell's Pills" are adulterateu
and misbraAdsd. Any person claiming
to be the owner Of the said 80 packag es OF
drugs, \labelled in part "Wendelrs Pills.
or having anything to do or say az 10
the disposition Of these articles. 10 re-
quired to make claim thereof to the
undersigned United states marshal
within twenty days from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice. which said first
1870.
Given unds./t hand thi, l'th day OF
C. e. SMITH.
United States Marshal for tho Northern
District Of West Virginia.
Io-1s-25-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
NOTICE;

vii not Lc responsible tor any d.hts
contracted bv any one other than myself.
BERNIE HCGGINS.
wheeling, October 80, 1890, lI-ieI
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Mr.. and Mrs W Z. Jones attended the
funeral OF n friend In Greggsvf!!e yes
terday. b
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner and fam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
rureon Party,

The Warwood circle OF the Kings
Daughters Will have tureen party
Tuesday evening, November 9th. The
pleasant social affair will be held at<he
home Of Mrs. James Goorh on WarwOod
avenue Each member who attends viii
bring \ covered dish containing some
eatab.. The committee in charge Of
the afraT is as--tollowS. Mrs; F. j..
Lumpn. chairman. assisted by Mes
danes =. 4. FierhauSh and Fred Lortz
The speakers at the banquet table
will be Mrs. =. p. Christian. Mrs. W. p.
Jones and Mrs w. A. Woornwebher.
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Hra. Christian Home.

Mrs 5. p. Christian has returned
from Norfolk. Va. where she was guest
of honor OF the state convention OF me
Kings Daughters The following clip
PINK relating TO the convention is from
the Sirg!nian Pilot OF Norfolk pr'
Howard. mentioned In the report, was
formerly rector Of ST Matthews.
DR.. II. W. Howard delivered the
charges To the newly-"lected Officers al
the meeting last night. and followed X
with 4 conservation service. The address
OF The evening was made hy Mrs. =. p.
Christian OF Wheeling. ". Va. former
central council member from the state
OF West Virginia. and recently elected
one of a committee OF h%e from the
national organization or the King =
Daughters TO travel throughout inc
United States in the interest OF junior
work.
Mrs. Christian spoke on THE Ameri-
chuIzation OF Aliens"
1T Is a part OF the Christian woman.
church workers. and all allied organiza-
tons TO take an active interest in the
Americanizat!on OF aliens. she said
Many Of the men coming into our
country bring the red flag OF anarchy
and SOW the seeds OF holshevism. II
may not concern some OF the conserva-
tiy. Virginia cltlzens, now. but Eradu,
ally they will seeth in among US. anq
the tide will leave item at our doors. We
should have attended TO this years ago.
and we should not be facing these prob
lens now.
Mrs. Christian made strong appeal
20 the Kings Daughters TO incorporate
Americanization Into their programs.
she Is volunteer worker In this field
In Wheeling
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LOST AND FOUND

Losr-Buneh Of keys btxsea. Iii, chap
limo strtst and First chrStisA church.
please return to 2!ls ChaplinHstrsst Phone
n5i.R. ii-ies
FOUND-Fur neck piece. at nth street en-
trance OF Market Auditorium. Finder can
have same bv calling at Register office and
paying for-adrsrtisemsnt lilies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
Notice to News Agents

Send in your order early
for extra copies Of The
Register, Wednesday Nov.
Bird, Latest report of the
election results will be
carried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
Los

One stock certificate OF 2I-ahares
OF Olmstead Bros. Co. stock, belong.
ing 20 Thomas A. Clohan. The com.
many has been notified Gnd the Ger.
cihcate will not be negotiable BY any
other person than the original owner.
FhonSs 4. olohAa, 1a1ox, Wheeling
l0-25-l-8-l5
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Masonic FuneralNotiCe

Wheeling Lodge No. A. f. &. a. NJ.
Brethren you are hereby notified that
special communication Of Wheeling
Lodge No. A. r. & A. NJ. will be
held in tho John w. Morris Scottish
Rite cathedral on Wednesday Nov. 3rd,,
at one o'clock p. n. :or the purpose OF
attending the funeral of our deceased
Brother Allen &. Thurlow.
BY Order
Geo. y. Whitecotton
Attest. 7. J. Watkins W. NJ.
SeCy
Ill Is
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rop sALE-Poo, tables and supplies; re-
nairinE, Second floor No. 18th street..
p"''" lo-ltdAeb
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-spt Of e cell storage batteries:
i,aryain. phone. wheeling. 49,. lo-2ssAda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01

A vote for Thomas +. Thoner for Sheriff
means economy. efficiency und experience.
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FOR SALE
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

team. dappl" gray. Norman
horses. t years old Gn"d workers. cheap;
also one team I-year-old mules: quiet. city
broke: a good delivery team: price $780,
ROSS STILWETI.. Smithfr"id. ohio.
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FOR EENT-Office rooms. Market street.
between I?th and l4th' A. L. COLE: box
1V-sVS"u"
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For RENT

FOR Remittance: room for two ma
chimes: Sc month. Inquire HAsENAGEH
SHOE HOUSE. 4V-'I"6es
Evening journal., 1920-05-07
BATS TO Swish
AGANTOMORROW
Teams of Three Leagues Set
for Round of Saturday
Baseball
ALSO ON EDGE

There win be plenty OF baseball on
Wilmington's lots again tomorrow.
games being scheduled by three
leagues, In addition 10 many exhfbi-
tlons by dependent teams. the besl
OF the latter being that between Har-
Ian and Grace on Harlan Field. Only
one Del-Mar League game Is sched-
uled and that between Wil-Del and
Edge Moor on the Wil-Del field. The
game was originally scheduled at
Edge Moor, but had to be transferred
to Wilmington because the diamond
in the suburban town Is not finished
II will be Wil-Defs FIRST game OF
the season and allhoueh Edge Moor
may seem TO have the edge on Straw
bridges outfit because OF It's run-in
with New Castle on last saturday
the locals have had many practice
games that have put them on edge
for tomorrow's league opener. New
Castle lakes a fall out OF Elkton in
the Maryland town The Del-Aiar
teams showed exceptional calibre in
their opening games and may be
counted on 70 give Wilmington fans
high-class ball all summer The hole
in the league is likely TO be filed In
a few days.
The All-wilmington League will
stage a full set OF games, Eden meet
ing Neighb0rhoOd. Eleventh Ward
playing Keystone, Ninth Ward being
after SilverbrOOk's scalp and parkside
on edge again for Defiance. Walsh's
Evening journal., 1920-05-07
TRAPSHOOTING

In the 100 target event over the Will
m ngion Trapshooting grounds yes
I rday, Philip dupont and George
imon tied high with a 96xiO0. Eugene
dupont was second high gun with %
breaks to his credit. Eugene dupont
was also high gun In the d0ugle target
vent with a score OF 20x2i. A num-
Der OF beginners were on hand and
incidentally many Of them made ex-
oellent scores. In the % target event
Janney and Van Amman each broke
81 biyds, but were outguDned by two
targets by n. c. LOngmire, who car
ried of the trophy in this event.
Most OF the Greenhill members Will
visit Bellevue on Saturday to take part
in the Red and Blue shoot, and for
this reason the traps will be closed.
NJ. ]. Connor. OF Avondale, Pa, was
high man In the Harrington registered
shot yesterday, by breaking i26xi30
William "Blyy" FOord, Of this city,
and William "Bnl' SWayne, OF Fair
Vile, Pa. tied for runner-up average
with a score OF i24xi30. g. V. Clough,
OF Price. Md, won the third average
with i23xi3O.
There were a number Of profession
ais at the shoot and their race for
nAtn average was one OF lne most IN
wrestling races seen around this sec
tion for quite some time. l.. r. Beau
champ, a Delaware professional, and
secretary OF the Kent Gun Club, miss
cd one target in his first event, and
one target in his last event, going out
with score OF i2Sxi30. George Fish,
q Maryland professional, also broke
i2Sxi30 and tied Beauchamp for high
professional average. Les German.
George Fish and Linn Worthlngton
were tied for high professional aver
age, and not until the. last event was
German and WorthingiOn counted out.
Both shooters broke i27xi3O.
Bill Swayne, OF Fairvllle, Pa, made
a straight run Of 81 and NJ. ]. Connor.
OF Ayondale, Pa. made a straight run
or g. Beauchamp made a long run
OF 40, W0rthington, 50, and George
Fish had two runs, one Of GO and the
other, 80. unfinished.
Evening journal., 1920-05-07
ST. AIMS HOT ONES

Yank Kennedy and Jake Snyder arc
setting In shape for The relay races.
Professor Herb. Dougherty is tho
only boxing master In the Forty Acres.
Reese has made good at shortstnp
and Is a sub no more. Report Satur-
day, boy.
Railroader Snyder IL always an hour
behind. Time TO move faster. Snyder
Fitzharrls must be bat boy. He
keeps tab on the bats and balls.
Kike Hazard is some Jazz singer.
sene Dougherty is stil the same
old orator.
Big dance tomorrow night. Briggs
and Meir will furnish the jazz.
Fish Mcclanerty, the clubs bes,
rooter. will be on the job at Satur-
days game.
Dano Casey Is the biggest boy IN
the i5-year-old class. His weight is
296 pounds
Cigarettes have stopped shorty Ma
loney from growing. He is only G
foot 4 now.
John Casey is Official scorekecper Of