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Evening journal., 1920-05-19
HORSE HURTS CHILD,
DRIVER ARRESTED

Alexander Botruavge. aged 3 years,
OF ii9 Poplar street. received injuries
that required treatment at the Della
ware Hospital on Monday when he
was struck by horse driven by John
B. Stradley, OF 52i French street, as
it fell at Fourth and French streets.
Stradley, who is said TO have been
under the influence Of lnquor, was
arrested on a charge OF assault and
battery. but the case was continued
until Friday by Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court yesterday at HE re-
quest Of J. Frank Ball, counsel for
the man.
The child was taken TO the Della
ware Hospital in one Of the wagons
OF The Washington Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
P. B. & W. MEN in
BASEBALL LEAGUE

At a meeting Of the p, B. and w.
n. r. A. A. last night, a Maryland
Division Baseball League was organ
lied with Media. Perryville. Lamokin,
General ONCE. store Department and
Wilmington ships all Maryland Divi-
sion teams as the members.
The winner Of this league viii play
the following teams Of the Grand
Division Norfolk. Baltimore andd Del
aware Division and the winner OF this
series win play in the General Man
ayers contest.
Schedule for Saturday, May p, 1920
Wilmington shops at Store Depart
ment. Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
Perryvllle at Lamokin.
General ONCE at Media.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
DONOHUE, MISTER
WIN THEIR OPENERS

Matt Donohue. by clever playing
defeated Groves IN their match for
the pocket billiard championship Of
the city, staged last night at the Grady
parlors. lie won by a score OF 100
TO rs.
In the opening game Of the tourna-
ment play, Mister had little Opposi-
ton from Houston defeating him
handiN by a score of 100 TO 3d. Mister
started off good and never appeared
TO be in danger, although Houston
at times displayed clever shots.
The game tonight will start prompt
ly at Q o'clock, when Rushworth will
oppose Macklin.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
WINS
BY ONE RUN MARGIN

Salesianum Catholic High School
defeated Ridley Park High yesterday
afternoon. 4 10 3.
Salesanium turned the trick in the
first half Of the eighth inning when
the score was tied at three. Quinn
was sent across the plate with the
marker that proved TO be the winning
run Of the game. Ridley in- their turn
with the willows made a game EFFORT
10 send over runner to tie the
score and with three men on base
and no outs Freddy Clark retired
the sides on stnikes, cutting of their
rally.
Ciark's work on the mound was
the feature OF the game. He was
tight in the pinches and weakened
only In the third, when Ridley scored
three runs. mostly due TO errors. He
however, regained confidence in the
fourth and from then on had the
Ridley Parkers eating out OF his
hand. The score:
Evening journal., 1920-05-19

The average baseball fan as ne sits
In ihe stands sucking his "sodys'
through "a straw and grinding up his
bag OF peanuts thinks The life of
ball player is pretty soft All he has
got TO do Is TO stroll out TO llhe park,
don a uniform and take a lot OF eXer-
else while thousands OF harsh voices
make a fuss over him.
But In baseball, as in Theatrical
work. there Is a 'behind The SCENES "
They don't do all their work before
the eve Of the public.
A big league squad reports every
morning for praotice. The morning
workouts are often long and tedious.
The MANAGER tries 10 coach The weak
spots out OF ihe recruits. shows mem
how to pull all that funny stun which
they are to need In tho afternoon. lts
like going TO school.
After luch game-tima arrives sand
rhen come those two hours OF
strenuous play, so fun OF tense situa-
liOns.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
LIBERTY AFFAIRS

Liberty A. q. baseball team took
Tho nick-ups into camp Monday by
The overwhelming score OF t6 TO g.
I ,iherlv was TO have played Union
Church but they failed to show up.
he IlIica hit homer with three on.
lie also got two singles.
Liberty has signed J. Donofeo and
j. Dale.
Tonight at Eighteenth and Van
Buren Liberty Will line up against
Mohawk for the second time TINS sea
son. Tonights lineup Will be as lol-
IIy5nocsb,enslein. S.; A. Coyle, III; Town
send. 2b: B. Butler. 3b; DeLuca, II
Edwards, OF; Stanton, IF; Dale II;
Chick, CT.
So far this season Liberty has won
all its six games. They are as lol-
lows ST. Mary's, ,; Liberty \. g., 3.
Greenleaf o: Liberty A. c., 9. Mo
hawk. II: Liberty, II. Penns Grove,
o: Liberty A. c., Q. Union ChurNh, y;
Liberty 4. c., Q. Pick-ups, 6; Liberty
A. c., IS.
on Thursday night Liberty will line
up against AlcCaba Church al El6h-
leenth and Van Buren streets.
Liberty being without a game. for
next Saturday would like 10 hear
from any team in or out OF tne CITY
whose players are from i6 TO II. Senc
challenges to A. Coyle, Ala NandNei
avenue.
Thursday night will be = meeting
night for all members OF the club.
] Liberty has a few open dates whicl
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
r. HE
LORRAINE 10 PLAY MARsHALLTON

Lorraine Will go TO Marshallton TINS
evening TO engage In a twilight game
with Manager MegglsOn's team, OF The
Suburban League
last Wednesday. the Ind Champs
trounced the suburbapites. but they
promise their followers a reversal
OF form this evening. Ward, the
parkside twirler has been engaged TO
twirl against The fast West sders, is
the rmOr.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
CHURCH ATImETIC LEAGUE.

The Church Athletic League met
last night at the Community Service
headquarters. II. L. Mccoy was elect
ed chairman of the league 10 succeed
J. H. Wright. who has rendered his
resignation owing TO other business
obligations inlerfering with his at
tendance at the meetings.
The rules and regulations OF the
league were given their final reading
and adopted last night.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
MARIN pLESTINA

Here's new hold for the auesev
Nvreslling trust" 10 Is demonstrated
by Marin plcslina, not OF the so-called
combine of wresllers. He addresses
his remarks TO the Army and Navy
club OF New York City. He says
81 hope the following offer VIII
appeal 20 YOU ! am willing 10
meet joe Stechcr "Sthrmgler
Lewis. Zbyszko and Earl Caddock.
An gate receipts go 10 navy fund,
which You are trying 10 raise, ana
under no conditions do ] receive 81
for my services. Matches 70 take
nlace three davs apart / will also
donate $1,000 for any fall ] lose
during the four matches. THESE
four matches will draw SiOOOVO
EASY for the fund. II you are un-
able 20 get oil OF them. ] prefer
Ioe clechcr OF the lot. These men
call themselves the "Blg Four 50
here rs a chance 30 prove now Dig
they are In a worthy cause.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
r. Al sENTORE.

II. Al sENTORE.
Now along comes the word tnat
Mike Dowd Is a prophet along Wltl
heing an uncroWncd middleWtlk kil~
4. Al Sentore has 1t that Nike pr9phes
sled his own defeat az we hailt.3 lte, ~. y.
"Whilo with the A.. y. r. pa
France under the direction of the
y. M. G.. A.. O'Dowd and a lew
other American boxers went on a
tour OF propaganda In Italy. inls
was about three years ago. anu
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
S'e,Nli5HBe&sM & 81

The brave Yankee fighters were
given great welcomes everywhere
A big boxing carnival was ar
ranged In one OF the largest inca
tres in Rome. All ot the hlut
bloods of the Eternal city were
There. but the star attraction was
none other than Michael QDoWu.
he got "a great ovation Whep ne
climbed between the ropes. Mike
then made a little speech m Eng,
lish, and among other things saig
that Americans of Italian hlQou
PLAYED great part In the boNlnS
game and wound up by saying
~. myself. might some day lose
my title 20 am Italian OF Amer,
lea. And Johnny Wilson's real
name Is Francis panlca.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
RAYMOND AND HARRIS WIN

In Williamsport, Pa, last night,
Ralph Raymond, Of this city, out
pointed Bobby Rambo in a rattling
fast Ground bout. Kid Harris, OF this
city, also bested Kid Wilson, a tough
negro lad from the Pennsylvania town.
RAYMOND will box before the Phila-
delphia Auditorium on next Tuesday
night
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
InnnAINE REsERVEs Dian TRDAY

Lorraine Reserves vii play the
Ward Reserves at the Rockford Park
grounds on Friday evening
Robertson, McGlook and Ward Will
be the West Siders battery.
May Doth the Reserves play the
Yorklyn, Del, team at Norklyn.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
JUMPED THE SOX.

CHICAGO. May i9-Kid Gleason LETT
Johnny Lefty Sullivan. recruit hurl-
er. at home when the White Sox hit
the road Sullivan got ambitious to
play regular, so joined a factory team
ln Beloit.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
zFR,S coon CIIR.

CHICAGO. May t7.-NIanager Mitch
ell is convinced he drove a good
bargain when he acquired Ieb Terry,
Pacific Coast infelder, TO be ready 20
fu Herzog's job II the Chicago ace
can't stand the strain.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
ST. MARY'S WIN ANOTHER

81. Mary's school team defeated st.
paurs yesterday afternoon at Christi
ana Park by the score Of i3 to 3. The
score by innings
R.H.E.
st. Mary's ....ii $4,000 x-i3 IS ,
ST. paul's ..... 100000 0-3 2 4
So. Mary's is anxious to arrange
games with any school team in the
city. Send all communications TO
Manager Grant. ii0i Lancaster avenue,
or call i20i-W.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
Nnr a cnMERArk

DETROIT, May i9-Hugh Jennings
has been challenged 90 "a golf match
by Bill Coughlin, coach OF Lafayette
Coilege now and former Tiger. Jen-
nngs has a reputation on Che Inks
Coughlin Is a beginner-not a come
back.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
rnIs ENEns snnEs.

BOSTON, May i9-Tom Mccarthy.
Red Sox scout will succeed 90 the lob
as coach OF Boston College baseball
team, taking Johnny Eyers' place.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
CREEK IOINS ann.

NEW YORK. May i9.-Pete Trivouii-
das. winner Of this years Boston mar
athon. has registered with the Mill
rose Athletic Association here. He
has competed unattached hereto
fore.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
Ridley Park.
totals
srnre hN InnInns
salesianun

Salesianum ......O d % y u
Ridley Park ......OO3 00O o 0 0-3
Two-base hit: Coyle. Struck out:
BY Vollmer, -; by Clark, A. Bases
on balls: or Nollmer, 3; Off CLARK, J..
Earned runs: Salesianum, 3; Ridley
Park. 1. Double plays: Thorn TO Nc
Laughlin: Buckley TO Butler. stolen
bases: Salcsianum. s, Ridley Park, ..
Sacrifice hit. Quinn Hit by pitched
ball: McKenna. Time Of game: 40.
Umpires Jones and Riley.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
nAsNT snlNEn IIp-

SAN FRANCISCO. May i9.-Sam
Crawford. star ouinelder OF the Detroit
Tigers a few years ago, hasn't slowed
up Sam stole home In a game the
other day against Seal pitcher. He's
with the Los Angeles club.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
NEEn CYCLE AInNEN

NEW YORK, May i7.-It is esti-
mated that it Will require $500 10
9&te at Antwerp. Sectional tryOuis
beHn IN Jupe. Entries close July 8.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
SUNDAY LEAGUE.

ENPORIA. Kans. May i9-Eight
Kansas towns in Allen, Wabaunsee,
Morris and Usage counties have or
ganized a new baseball league. They
will play Sunday ball.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
dupont Sales.
Score BY innings.

dupont .......OOOiiOO-S 4 3
Harlan ..........2i 2iOOOOx-3 Q ,
Struckout, by Anderson. s: by Car
ter. 4 ; by Quinn, z. Base on balls. of
Anderson, 1 or Quinn, 3. Umpire,
klelnsmher.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
nIiAKEn CApTAIN OUT.

will prevent Marvin Gusiafson,
Penn's track captain, from running
again this spring. His right leg
"blew up" in the grind against the
Oxford-Cambrid team in the relay
classic.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
RENcH sTIInENT

BOSTON, May is.-presidont Grant,
OF the Braves, prefers to have 4. H.
Christenbury, Memphis recruit, study
plays on the bench than In a minor
league Grant predicts the s0utherner
viii shine with a little seasoning.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
TNcTpF ARTATFIinS

ST. LOUIS. May i7.-Contracts in
The Municipal League here permit the
insuring OF players. The papers in
clude both injury and death clauses.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
New Castle Twilight League Schedule 1920

they would like filed. The schedule
is as follows:
May i9-Mohawk, Eighteenth and
an Buren streets.
May 20-McCabe Church, Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets.
May 22-Open date.
May 29-Newport, Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets.
May 3i-Wawaset, Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets.
June 5-Open date.
June i2-Penns Grove. at Penns
Grove.
June i9-Trinity, Eighteenth, and
Van Buren streets.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
nAnLAN DEFEATS Du PONT.

The Harlan Main Onlce team took
The second game in the series OF three
from the dupont Sales on Monday
night at Harlan Field. The game was
featured by fine pitching and the all
around work Of "Crumbn pinder for
Harlans. The score
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
WILMINGTON LOSES AT GOLF.
WallinqfOrd Team Cup.

In Wallingford Cup match golf
game here yesterday, Cricket defeated
Wilmington, 3 TO 2. The score.
Cricket Club . ......
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.

American Lea0ucs
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
.GITE1 ,Tg1TJsYSlB1ISJfIG5T''I IsSa sS
ID Il 1sAliIlSal lgDGlEIC@W
BASEBALL RESULTS.
American League

American League.
Detroit, g; Athletics, ,.
Chicago, 4; Boston 3.
New York, #; Cleveland. 0.
Washington, A.; ST. Louis. g.
National League.
phillios 4; st. Louis, O.
Pittsburgh. Z; Boston, ?.
New York. g; Chicago, ~ IN
nings.l
Cinclnnati-Brooklyn. vet grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
National Leagu'

philadelphia at 81. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
nFVORF GETS ROUsH.

GRAND RAPIDS. May i9.-Fred
ROush, inelder and brother OF Eddie,
Cincinnati Reds. has Joined Josh De-
Vore's club here In the Central League.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
ELECTRICS COP LAST
OF QUOT MATCHES

The Wilmington Quoit league
season OF 1920 was brought TO a close
at Brack-Ex. last night, following
game between the Delaware Electrlcs
sChampions~ OF the league and-the
Brack-Ex team. The Champs car
ried off the final game by the score OF
: TO dropping the first set by q to
20 score.
The score: 40 .
Pesco q, sco7' - 9O 2i 2i 81 2i-i
PLAYERS: Brsck- -Ex--Leach, Hcttin-
ger. Monckton and Geigen- DescoL5 DeAo,.5
James, Conner. Holley Mousley ana
Thompson. -,a.,, AZ
pracg presented the members OF lhe
delaware Electric team with hsn9. hand.
somely engravedd goid I,lll rlnsS; .,,sar, W,s,,e
fhe members OF the Non-Partisan
team ,T were awarded gold tie pins for
carving on second place in the hnal
standing.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
WEST SIDE BOYS ANXIOUS.

WEST SIDE BOYS ANXIOUS.
West Side A. c., would like to ar
range a game with any colored team
in or out OF the city between the
age Of "a and i6 years. Send chaI-
lenges to 200 West Fifth street or 10
400 West Front street. The players
are: A. Wilson. IF; l.. Trusty, CT: M
Miles, II; ]. Stewart. ib; II. Lewis.
2b; p. Rickett. ss: W. Coyerdale. 3b
w. Hicks, c; C. Brown, D.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19

Furnished apartments will be sought
after and will be found prOiitablel
The central record., 1920-11-04
The Climax Of
Live Stock Shows

Now that tine State Fair circuit las
been completed aud the live stock
shows Of lesser magnitude announced
for the current season have termin-
ated with success in every mssance.
the industry is preparing for the
greatest event Of the year-the Inter
national Live Stock Exposition at
Chicago during the first week of De-
cember. After such a successful dis
play season Of domestic anim's life
section Of the United States, magni-
tude and interes, are assured at this
event.
The live stock industry j. now re-
cuperating after the stress Of war pc
riod depletion all over the world, the
international character u the Chlca-
q event giving i transatlantic and
nutipodean importance. An unusual
" largc representation is promised by
Great Britain. France. Italy, Canada,
Argentina. Australia and other coun-
tries-all potential markets for pare
bred cattle. hogs and sheep produced
In the United States. Feeding
problems will be elucidated and the
new feature inaugurated last year gn-
der the auspices Of the Chicago Board
.1s Trace q grain and Ray exhibit
vii be on vastly greater scale All
the breeds will be represented IN the
arena, the entire aggrg CATION, consist
ing the greatest asscmblage ~ pure
bred 1--we stock ever assembled for
competitive purposes.
Novelties have been provided for
the evening entertainment, which has
always been popular feature Of the
Exposition.
The central record., 1920-11-04
The O Deal House.

Nj. Ethel Walter :, visiting rel.
ativ.s % Somerset
Ms. Julia Rcid is the guest u
Mr. Pitcher N Lou svllle
Mr. " b Gr,egs attended cour,
aay iu Richmond. ~. Monday
Nr ant Mr., x thinner have re
turned from virit 20 friends in Rich
moud
Mr. am MrN \ y H.cc of Rich
mond. Ind.. ARE guests of l.anca ,er
relatives
Yi.s U,lu Gill and Miss iva
wcf;oycs attended the social WORKERS
conference in Dssnville
Nr Jones Anderson AMI family
left Lancaster this week 90 maize
their home in Parker, Ind
h' r. ""''o" y W. '''''''
TINS week buying so'idaN goods Tor
the hrm ot horro" and Nck"b"ris.
NJ. p. 49,. 49,. h.., a..
les ~ '' 'n' Or y
- ~ - ''''' ''' ''''
'o'"
Nr James Me1da d. 4 Garrarl
Count. s#t.. 8. . 80. t.II ra
The central record., 1920-11-04
CARTERSvILLE.

Little James Jennings j. no better
at this writing.
Little Robert Caico. son Of Mr
John Caico has the flu
Oscar Bryant. who has been very
IN with pneumonia j. much better.
The storA visited Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rison Parsons and left fine girl.
Little Fay Pennington was called
home At the death OF her little broth
cr. j. D
There viii be pie supper at the
Cartersville School Friday night. Nov.
5th. Everybody j. cordially invited.
There are q good many cases OF
mumps in THIS community. Ihia mas
caused iecfgas, in the school at
tendance.
The oah angel ,is.is. the home
II 'ir ana Mrs. jim Clara ami took
away their ii,us infant SON. Jane,
Gilbert
Miss Mildred Parsons has gone %
Berea To enter school She is a very
intelligent girl and We hope she will
have good success in her school work
MIR. and Mrs j. ID. Carter enter
tanned sunday at dinner Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Mailock and children, M.
uaicomh. Nrs Jack DAVIS and ch,.-
dren.
The death angel also visited che
horne OF Mr.. and Mrs. FeliN Penning
ten on Oct 2ott. and took for It,
y.ti~ ,rc.r darling little son. J. ID.
.h, uas cry a few weeks old. The
Hl ,aeir uuathy 20
.tc 1,tt.tg parent. ir the loss af
.U.r Htre one May the parents
t,rr lo.t go ta. uu who ala Suhcf
hl.lc ,lt.a.,. and come uatl Me. Tor
Of ,uct d. tl, Niuruom af Heaven. "
a precious rom l. .g. gone
Your ft cc .e loved s euii:
q place y1.Hnt ia oar nome.
Which never .au be- h'lei
God in h's wisdom ls HUs
rhc boom bis E1 given
aag,r b.#y 'a u.e F.r..
The central record., 1920-11-04

Mr. Fleece Robinson, of Stanford.
has been the gaes, Of MIR Gayle Doty.
1Ir. .DHvc Thomas leaves this week
FOR a visit 20 his mother an Floriad,
Nr ana Mn Ben Wool. spent
san las with relatives near b4p, ale.
irs ~ 4 Cook of Danvilic. visit
eI ar- rrthcr Mr. r. Z Ow.ley Mon.
,hy.
,ha h. l.. owslcy mas returned
from srit ~ several weeks in Dan
willie.
N John Meni,, has been visiting
Vi pl Nrs e.. % Harnu in Parss-
willie
SIR AND Mrs e. Is SN.nebgoad
haye returned from fe,s days stay
n iur.s.
usses Sue Snclby Mason aud Eliza
hssn Gibbs are spending few DAYS
i1 Louisville
Misses Martha and Helen Gill have
returned from visit ~ few days
IN Louisville
ur William Lackey. 81 Harlan, has
been me recent guests of his sister,
Nrs y Gulley
Mas katherine R0urnc, of Dan
vile 70 the guest q her grand moth
~. Mr. 4. u Bourne
Ma laterWoud. ~ SuelhyylIr In
Jiara la been visiting her aunt Mrs
D. Guliay and NJ Culey
Ms Wheeler vt1 has n,-r visit
er a daughter Nr Bon Woods
en ir Woo ns uturncd % Dam
lls
The central record., 1920-11-04

vi and Mr. Robar; Cot have re-
tmrci from visit TO hes brother in
Cincinnati
VI Sc, Helen ami Lucille Stapp en-
'"Iiancd Saturday evening at their
pretty home With q Hallow'e,l party
] uas fhr iarl,s and most brilliant
event this rutumn and the hospital
ity wa. au enjoyable one for about
forty Euc-t. The entire house wa
iHfowr open and lighted with Jack-o-
lantcrn.. yellow shades. yellow how-
crs. and black eats All OF the guests
and hosts wore Halloween costums.
Assisting IN entertaining were Miss
Lucille SuttoU, Miss Eugcna Dunlap
and Mis-, Mamie Stapp The table in
the iuag -oom was covered with
yellow cloth ana ~ a center dccora-
son there was pumpkin filed fruit
and yellow candles IN cludclabras
we've tajrd .l yellow decorated In
black cat. and black witches heads.
hlacA cat, and black witch. heads.
cakes icet IN white and yellow vcre
served. Every detail wa, charming
~ carried out and tie hour. Ncre
much enjoyed
lur Senior and Juniors Of the
Lancaster High School entertained at
a Halloween party Friday evening in
honor - he foot ball team Of Ian
easter @; the school building The
tr, -I-.lr we've artistic ant beauti-
fol. and brilliantly lighted with Jack.
o-lsutrru. yellow candles and on the
lEhi- and lamps were shades = gel
los decorated with black cats The
hall was hung with lanterns
.and decorated with heaps - corn
stalks. autumn leaves and plants ami
tho scene was one of rare beauty
Durur the joyoas occasion music ad-
deed greatly 90 thc pleasure Of the
guests. Delicious rcfreshmeui of
white and yellow brick cream white
and yellow cakes and mints were serv-
ed \ canopy ~ foliage ami autumn
leaves hung from the ceiling in the
hall and swinging from IL were weird
lights and banks o. corn stalks. which
designed the fortune tellers den and
beside IL stood typical old witch
dressed y blacs with black Nitch's
hat. This was one Of the prcttjcst
events ~ the a.,umn season and all
were loud IN their praise Of the splcu-
did occasion afforded them by the
charming hogs
The central record., 1920-11-04
Pie Supper.

Were viii b. a pie supper At the
Orchard Grove School House Nov IL.
Proceeds 10 be used 20 start library
In the school Come and help 70 put
good book in the hands of thc child.
ll.i-2t
The central record., 1920-11-04


NJ John Tarrn SEN, .sva O.,
Lou vile Tuesday afternoon - get
%. election returns hot from the
wir,s
Miss Clasa p .'a Sn.'t 7nI Nj.
Caas Speitf tr. - LoH.y We spcu,
tH Weekend with NJ and Mr.. "
\ Spcitb
Dr. and NJ Mar,b.l y Denny are
moving into their new home on Dan
lllc street th. a.,,s recently pur-
ems lr Jones Anderson
Nir ami Nr. Sn.'cs Hill vho re-.
.'.s mo, frar Lancaster to make
cir home 20 Frankfort. were guests
~ friends Tor several days TIN. week
Mr aus Mrs W y Grig,g and
little daughters. Icota and Marie.
Mr. and Mr. " VI Smith spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Buford
Smith.
Mr. harrington King West and
daughter. who have been guests of
her daughter. Mr. Robert Kinnaird
ami Mr kinnaird, have returned %
their nome in Lexington. Virginia.
MIR Coleman Gulley has returned
from visit "a his sister, Mr. Ike
Dunn in Lexington. The many
friends Of Ar Gullcy are glad to
know he has cntircy recovered from
a surgical operation
The Glasses 81 Hamilton College or
ganizci and made me following Sc
lcctions of ufficcrs and advisors. In
the Senior Class, Miss Bcrnicc Champ
Of this city was made secretary and
IN the class ~ the First year Miss
Katie Barnes Dickersou, of tins city,
was elected President
Mr. Russell court, no has been
CLERK Va the GarIard Bank aud lrdsl
Company for ts, fa., .tiris,n
months. has Resigned and returned 90
C.mpbeils~lir wher, b, viii be with
his parents ,lg Courts Is line
youne msn aud ,hc many fucnl, be
atc hero r.Erc. t, lcra rtnr
81 a.a = ilI Laatr entertain
rt larrg numaer 90 friends at
Halloween dinner Sunday i. I2.3u
o. clock M house aaa table were
'c, a'gd with honey surkle and
,rf 'hg1 THE r.r shmcni
.tI. stgyed De moa mangrahle
was The Walters were ~, So. Haul
ana Eculas la,sr end Miu rlorunie
t. Tame fE. rguh.r % friends
lJts,s N.t. aa follows sr aG, Nfs
Robert la;s Nr anH 1s johnnie
Ft..f,r. .I q. Nr S.. Ian, al
son Elzi, ana au.'rrs n 80 F,on-
] i. ua sa.a ri l-.u. and Misses
N 500 "H .H
r,I,.. $50 cas- .sa''r '.H,
N.s iasr entertained al her
f.ra er pant road Saturday night
,th l.llov u Nasqnera party
Ihs house decorated a orange
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-09

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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-09

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