davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

tribe that lurk in The wataers at
Bowers Beach. Good luck ueors''
Harry schrade. Bor Lee. Jack
VIII ans and Jack Lcobold ulotored 20
81. Georges l9st sunday In quest -
cats but nevertheless they enloyou
lhe motor ride, Apparently II. oeorscs
~ our friend Williams. as he ip-
q sied upon The boys going 70 tnis
place Heretofore this has always
cfnaincd a mysicryi but murder VIII
out. and he story a. told ~ detcp
sc.4. ~ 0l back At one time Jack
lliilc Village. and it is suspected that
hc had a habit OF taking the old bones,
etc.. and dumping them into The canal.
But ush are ! ke The rest OF US. very
change BILE In their habits and moods,
and consequently refused 10 rccogni1c
the hand that fed them Jacks friends,
who were trying their 'bcstost' 70
get a strike of SOME Kind soon de-
c'dcd io see what Jack was DOING.
hui Jack was cunc-mi miSSinr. lruu
nNesiigalion they found Jack tryinS
with michi and nam 10 land a fie.-
ring or two from the canal locks,
hui the vigil eye Of the lock-lcnder
20 boz contontcd with something llAn'
this. Cut 4 out Beat ill We don't
allow fishing here!
Tom Leaf and party nf Intends
motorcd % the canal last week end.
Very few nsh We're caught Tom
says wait until the seaason opens and
then IN show you fellers how 10
land ne prize winsrs. Go TO II. boy.
Now that the April sun Is warm ng
un a Wee little bit. thc cai1stomua
locally known as the tide and spring
wDfer sucacrl anglers are reporting
that they afe having an kinds OF good
luch nui stanton way. and some
catches number as high as twenty.
April Is the best month 10 take thcs'
ilsh from the wafer, as u requires a
little warm sun to put the proper
pep into them Generally the sucker
favors mud or sill covered bottom.
over which the water drifts gently or
curls In a vide swing should this
cond iion obtain just below a mud or
ilai % shallow water. 10 viii not be
very long before YOU will know that
you have just N: right place.
The boys In general seem to bl
b much pleased that we have agair
, opened up the rod and reel column
Z In Older iO make 10 Of some interest
% send In your notes or small stOrie,
and We VII try % publish the same.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
{Vy.NE .SERIs'..1 1sIgI

And Just when 10 became a treat
To see Red athletes play,
Those mistrly directors took
our passes an away
doubt n there's a torture ilt
TO punish such "a deed;
A supcr-tOrmcnl 10 must be
To match such awful greed.
y
Who'll be the ilrsl pitcher 10 invent
the ghimmy BAN ?" Why nol2 There
Is nothing In The lCglslal on II there
10 prevent the pitcher shak nf his
undcrshirt-iustp previously 90 lcttine
loneo 90 VIC cd srh7 90 Tho ll
probably would start shimmying at
,u. sHe llnt. ur mipnt uct.urul-
ally hit The BAN, but chances are he'd
mss 70 a mile
x
A fellow can't cuss In the Ameri-
can Association this year With all
The law prohibiting this and That L
has got 20 the point whore "a fellow
can't act natural only IN his OWL
home.
y
The Naional air soon will be:
In the STILL watches OF thl
night"
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

fly In every dircciian. DE seems awk-
ward and rather sliI-but lac covers
The ground like q streak.
Paddock recently nclrcd the world S
record for uic ilO-yard event Three
watches IN five gave him as and
two Q 80
Howard Drew. q Negro. cqualcd the
record OF o 3-5 IN 1914 while a stu
dent at the University Of Southern
California. His coach was Ralph
Glaze, former big league ball player.
The worlds record was established
In 1902 by a. f.. Duny. Dan Kelly
tied 10 In 1906 A = Robinson In 1919
and G. H. Patching in 1912.
Johnny SchOlz. crack runner Of The
Show Me State" or NJ ssouri. made
% at a home meet last year. but
ihe time was moi Official.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Fishermen Cast Today
in First City Tourney

Tho contests by the members that tho
association has decided 90 ho'd sort
of Informal ~ ard BAH casting tour
nam nj once a month Al those ln-
icrcstCd should get In touch with
Captain Burris OF The committee.
This smaller tourney VIII be a sort
OF a miniature OF the one 70 be he'd
his afternoon, with The exception of
the weights ln The different events.
allotted for the tournament wh'c as
sures that there will be very few
blanks for the contestants But al
that there will b. some tan battling
as ihcv VIII BE- awarded according 60
lhcir value
By far the most dflruli phase Of
the contest his afternoon Is the fly
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TODAY'S SPORT CARD
TRlPSHO0TING
summer shoot NJ Greenhill traps.
PAfr CASTING

TRipSHO0TING
summer shoot nj Greenhlll traps.
BAIT CASTING
Delaware Anglers and Gunners' ts-
ISOLATION tourney at Washington
street bridge.
BASEBALL
Lorraine 4 4. independent cham
p'ons) vs.. Silverbro6k CA l-Nilming-
tOn) at Second and dupont streets.
NeirhborhOod ll-Milmlnnton) rs
New Castle at New Castle.
New Castle 4. e.. vs.. II. iIcnwig'S
at Military Grounds.
Christ'ana A. 4. vs.. Ferris Indus
trial school.
Eleventh Ward (An-wilm'nDion) vs.,
Harlan Clans at Ninth and duncan
streets.
Ninth Ward (Al-W lmingion) ~.
Pennsylvania Railrond at Seventeenth
and Spruce STREETS.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Newport vs. Brack-EN at Back-EN
Elsmero ys. stanton al stanton.
Marshallton IS. Richardson Park al
Richardson Park.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

The stage il an set for the nrsl
annual bait and ily-casiing lournl-
mont OF the Delaware Anglers and
Gunncrs' Association which viii bc
held lust beyond Washington str fet
bridge Eirhi ccnih ard Boulevard,
ihls afternoon. The entry list In
creased gradually during The past
week. but due 20 an error In The
program announcing The tournament
: nj out 10 the members. there were
quite a few who did not understand
ihai the entries would be closed on
Thursday. on this account nc entry
list was kept open and those who
Wish 10 participate can do so by
submitting their names al the
grounds lhis afternoon.
go much inter 81 Is being taken In
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TO PLAY HAVERF0RD
COMMENCEMENT DAY
IL, A 1,ho rvcnina JohrnaI

sneclal 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK April 2i--Dcln p. I.at-
renee smith president OF me Ath-
ioiic Council OF Delaware Collcgo. has
announcnd that the council has slhcd-
uled baseball game with Havcrfoul
College 70 be played on Frazer E.eid ..ee
Coneneoment pay, June "a lni lnl5
and quests OF the college at com
m"nccmeni an opportunity OF seeing
Delaware play. This Is the first game
mat has been scheduled for Conn
menccmcnt Day FOR a number OF
years.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

The word "sprinter' suggests lust
two names out on The Pacific Coast.
They are Charlie Paddock OF TIE
University OF Southern California,
champion Of the intcr-allied games
and kirkscy. stanford University's
as iOO-yard dash artist They're
the goods so FAR as speed gOes-buth
Of en-
They are Charles Paddock Of pos
sibilitles.
paddock is better known on the
Eastern clnder paths Stree he made
a good showing on his tour last win
ter In indoor competitions.
This dasher's form OF sprinting Is
peculiar He seems 10 violate prac
tically every rule Of acquiring speed,
according % the coaches. His arms
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TnIs spE,KEn

Naturally since Iris SIP akcr n
being mentioned ls the manag who
W.ll Doe most likely 90 draw down a
world scres cul next fail anylhins
ho says regWd'ng the matter bas d
certain little lusicr on iis own. iris
SAYS.
~Thcr are no Strings iicd s. wha
I can do ls man ger 0f the Clcyr
and ball team pres dent Jim Dunl
gives me authority 40 buy or sci
any players ! see 1l In the effort q
give o. vcl1nd p nnlni-w.nner. lll
iel's me iO go rs far rs I Ike s,
tn have no al'b's II don't deliver
There's The best spirit among ih'
Ind ans That ] have ever known OF
any team. Blame ~ if The indiana
don't come across
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
DELAWARE LOST
THREE GAMES ON TRIP

Speclal 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, April p -Delaware
College baseball Team returned Today
from a nye day Southern trip. Pour
games were played three OF which
Mere defeats An The games. how
over were closely cOttesled. Delaware
lost 10 Washington and Lee ! 90 Q,
won from Virginia Military College
. 10 I, lost 10 Maryland state 10
B. and lost 10 GeorgeaONn lniycr-
siiy 10 o. Weakness with The hai
was responsible for AZ least two OF
Dclaware's defeats. Their pitchers
dN good work
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
YANKs INHEnT FEUD

PHIL LADELPIIlA. April 2i-Oh Man
Trouble again has the address Of lhc
New York Yankees. It's Carl VI Us
again. Bryan Haynes, n Philadelphia
fon. declares he will have Mays arrest
ed on his appearance al Shibc Park
Ills charge is that the former Rcd
Sox hcaycd a baseball at him last
season.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
S' - :,,..NNll5Zl'1 Is sg(
PAT MnnAN

IN WWIIFN-
Some club manaicrs limit gamhl'ng
of any form among their layers.
But pat Moran & vcs The Reds a free
rein. IN y seldom invite any par
lies in'u their gam outside the club
roster. The Reds arc good dice shoot
crs. They Ike 30 n'rt with chance
Pat is pleased Mat they slick 40 The
rnir OF barring outsiders. Waller
Rouihrr paused between rolls long
enough the % her day 10 ask Pal {
he ever glmblal ard got This reply
from the tried miracle" manager.
- did tho ilrsi Two y ars / played
ball. was getting $50 a month then.
big money In thOs' days but al the
end 0f the season I wen. home in
an ss suit That was an ] had 90
show for nv seasons work. n cured
me. ! haven't glmbled since"
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
PAT sIOWFD TN now

st. PAUL. April 2i.-lniil GOldic
Rlpp went south with the Reds he
know little about playing lhlrd base.
GOldio couldn't beat out a worlds
champion third sacker so he Is with
Mike kelly's clan. His work Is sem
sal.Onal at third since Pat showed
him how.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
NFW pENTHAION CIIANp.

pHlLADELplEA, April 2i.-Iherf U
be a now ponihal0n champ This year.
Robert Lo Gendro, or Lewiston, Me-,
who won tho pcnthalon last spring,
Is Injured. so can not compete Cor
nell Yale, ChlcagO, Princeton, Illinois,
Michigan and NJ. !. =. athletes hope 10
turn back the British invaders now
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
STAFFORD. 10; GEORGETOWN s

SEAF0hD April 2i.--The George
iown-Seaford High game, which was
W have been played az Georgetown
yesterday was transferred TO Seaford
owing 10 The bad condition Of George.
towns grounds, and Seaford won, iC
30 g. D0n0lO saved the game foi
ScafOrd. relieving Grinlth In the bon
IN The nfih inning. with The score I
90 against his teammates. His pres
crcc in the box chang The whole
team and they went IN and pounded
out victory. ScON:
Seaf0rd .......OO2Co323X-i0 10
Georgetown ...0i22OOfOO- G G
Batteries - Gr.iliih, DOnohO anl
Moore. johnson and West.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
LonnAINE IRs. wANT GAMEs.

Lorraine Jrs.. would like 10 arrange
games with any ~ % a year old
team In this city Ciaydcl, Mt. Cuba.
ROsr Hin, Salcsilnum Prep, and -.
AIMS preferred. Send challenges 20
No. SIS dupont street, or see John
BOotlgcr. secretary All home games
will be PLAYED az Ninth and Rodney
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TuIe DOXFD MOVES.

SAN ANTONIO. April 2i--No longer
will u be- lnnouncod That Bobby
Waugh. OF Fort Worth. Is booked 10
hammer Kid So-and-So. for Bobby mas
moved 90 san Antonio, bought nome
and everything. Bobby saves hls
money
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
CAnINET lEN ON non

The Cabinet Dor lrtm nj captured
the ponnant In the Pullman Qu0il
League. which c'osed its seventy
Fmc schedule yesterday afternoon
The lead rs started "a winning streak
10 The beginning of The season and
managed To win SO games TO AZ de-
fcdts. while their. nearest competi irs
lht Upholslerers won 40 games ana
.Osi 30 1hr C teams. Electricians
Truck Department and Timers, are
lied for nth place.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
gnOnT THnOlVS SINkER.

NEW YORK, April 2i.-Ihe Yankees
are counting on Ernest Shore more
Than ever this year. His sink ball
h not a freak delivery. II breaks
lnierally and then swo0ps down and
away after the fashion of the famed
fadcaway-now a historical memory
only.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
prNN RIlNNEn.

pHlLAnFLplIIA, April q : Ihe
University OF pennsylyania Will feel
keenlv the loss Of Elmer Smith 10
the track team. he did not return
Ia school following Me Easter yaca-
lion Coach Robertson had been
grooming Smith FOR three years.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
RTNIVE ON CISTOM

PROVIDENCE. April 2i.-The Amer
lean Legion Post has dug un me
rOrpsc OF The boxing same al proVl-
dence afior 70 had been buried 2c
years ago The polire commission
has given the legion authority TO hold
weekly iousis With the mitiens
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MTDDLETOWN HIGH
TAKES FIRST WALL0P
specInI ia rha rg1nIhg IoufLaT.

|TT|TTTT - T ~ = y ~" ~ '7T"-7
MDDLETOWN. Del. April "a
Middlelown High baseball team suf-
fercd its second defeat Of the season
here yesterday when they were wal
loped by the Chesapeake City nine,
9 to 1. The local boys were tho--
oughly oulclassed.
Tho score:
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Chesaneake
CcOrc bv Innings

NJ II ....OO 10000 0--i
g. c. II. :. ...... i0l 502 0 N-9
summary Hits on Fouracge ?; on
johnson. 2: on Pryor, ,. Earned
runs. Mlddleiown, 4; On rsapeake. a.
T,No-base hits. Pryor. Alfrce. Three
base hit. CHM. Struck out by Nc
Cauley. 6 by Fouracre, 2; Johnson j.
Double plays, Johnson TO hynick 10
Thompson. Left on haser Miuuie~
town, Z; Chesapeake, .. stolen Dases'
Nfrce Fouracre. Bingncar. Reed. sac
rffce hits. Reed. Sacrifice flles, slapp.
Rase on balls. on McCauley, 2 on
Fouracre. 4: on johnson, 0. Pass "a
balls Reed. Pryor. Number or IN
nlngs pitched by FOuracre A. by
Johnson. 4: pryor Q. Time OF game,
$50. Umpires, Mcdowell and BurKr'
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

The London Daily Express Is offer
ing a prize OF $4,000 10 ayiators max
ing a night from Great Britain to Ia
dia and back.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

CNCiNNATl-Of course ii rainti un
opening day 70 always docs. But in
this case they were Just flowers. Pat
Moran. the 1919 Miracle manager. Is
seen zoo the D ciuro adm.rlug The beau
tiful wreath presented him by the Cu-
clnnaii Rotary Club. Ned HASTINGS.
president OF The Rotary Club. present
ed the floral extravaganza and told Pat
that Cincinnati expected the Reds lU
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
American Ieannn.

Athletics 40 New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at 81. Louis.
Chicago az Detroit.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
STANDINGS S7tE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League,

National League.
Brooklyn. 3: philllcs !.
Cincinnati. .; Chicago 3.
81 Louis. 9; Pittsburgh, 7
Boston-Now York. postponed, rain
American League.
Boston. 3. Washington. 2.
other games POSTPONED. rain. cold
weather and wei grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Y VOIIEY BAIL.

Five games or yollcy ball wcrc
played last night by two teams OF
ihe Nollcy Ball League, In Che gym
nasium OF the Y. NJ. q. A. The stand
inc W. l.. Pet
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
National League.
American league,
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National Ifauuc

Brooklyn At Philadelphia.
New York al Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati az Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

The boys In general seem to be
much pleased that we have AGAIN
opened up the rod and reel column.
In oidcr i0 make II Of some interest.
send In your notes or small stories
and We VII try % publish the same.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

George barnard has trodden we'll
woin path around his home VIII lc
waiting Impaiicnily FOR the call of
ward and declare war on the lnny
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-10
PROGRAM

The fifth Sunday Meeting of the Union Association to be held at Lanes burg church the fifth Saturday and Sunday in February.
 1st Where was the prison and who was the spirits Christ preached to while on earth. J W. Erwin and G.. c. Fitzpatrick.
 End. Is Foot-washing a church or dinance. w. c. Felts, K. o. Thomp- son.
 3rd. Can a preacher do the bap- tising for a church when he is not q pastor, without a motion from said church. D. w. Barham, G. s. Ward, Introductory sermon by c. s. Ward, J. H. Neighbors, alt.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-10
"A SPLENDID TONIC ,
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Dec
 tors Advice, Took Cardui And Is Now Well.

Hixson. Tenn.-"About 10 years ago was. ;" says Mrs. J. B. Gadd. of It: .hs!: ;r;..ssSsss Y suffered with a pain in my left side, could not sleep at night with this pain, always in the left side...
 My doctor told me to use Cardui. took one bottle, which helped me and after my baby came, was stronger and better. but the pain was still there
 I at first let 1t go, but began to get weak and in a rundown condition. 70 decided to try some more Cardui, which I did.
 This last Cardui which took made me much better, in fact, cured me. It has been a number of years, still have no return of this trouble.
 feel 1t was Cardui that cured ;ae, and recommend 1t as splendid fe- male tonic"
 Don't allow yourself to become weak and rundown from womanly troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure Iy help you, as it has so many thou eands of other women in the past 40 years. Headache, ba1]<ache, sideache. nervousness. eleep1essness, tired-out feeling, arc alI signs of woman1y frou- bIe. Other women got relief by taking Eardui. Why not you? All druggists.
 N&@116
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-10
BUY NOW

80a 5mi Prescott on Public Road Rural Mail and Telephone line. Right at school house and church all fenced and cross fenced. Good residence, barn and outbuiIdings. Good three room tenant house. Nice orchard. Balance pasture with springs that furnish water the year round. A real home at bargain. Possession given for sale or trade. Price $2,b0o. Nat Martin. 17-tf
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Lizzie Jordan is spending the day in Texarkana.
 For sound Nancy Hall sweet pc tatoes, call W. c. flames, phone S4SA.
 Miss Lucy Mae Moore who has been visiting at Jackson Miss, is at home again.
 For Sale-Rhode. Island Red eggs, per setting of 15, $1.25-Mrs J. C.. Woodul, Phone 20. 2-1Od5 He gave his life for the woman he loved. "The Girl From The Outside" at the Gem Tuesday,
 Miss Bird of St. Louis has arrived and will have charge of the trimming department of the Quality Shop.
 Mrs. J. F. Gresley and Miss Ruth Gresley of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. Jno. A. Davis.
 FOR SALE-One four year old mule, broke, and two unbroken three year old mules, all gentle. J. s. Stephenson, Prescott route 1, or see L. P. Stephenson at Prescott Mer- cantile Co. 6d4wi
 FOR SALE-Six lots in Moore & Martin addition to Prescott, across the street from high school, good To- sold at once. Address T. Q. McDan- cation for residence. 4 bargain if iel, 816 w. 4th St., Hpe, Ark. 2-6-6 Wanted Choppers, share workers and renters. Have improved farming implements and good mules. Black land, two miles northeast of Prescott. Good houses to live in.-Lofton Stu art, Prescott, Ark, Call or phone 819F 2-10d6.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-10

The Nevada Post American Legion is very anxious to learn the names and date of deathhs of all soldiers and sailors from Nevada county who died in service during tie world war. Please send all information to J. E.. Barham.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS For County and Probate Clerk. We are authorized to announce All |gia billiard as candidate for County and Probate Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the action Of the Democra- tie primary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
GlidbiiAe Aefruten.

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