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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
HeIp Wanlsd-SaIesmen.


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EANTED-Experienc grocery salesrn1n n.
none other need apply Levy Groeery Co
WANTED-TEo experienced men on COM
mission TO solicit and collect Industrial
life Insurance. Call at EOS Herald BldE.
IESMEN-Inexperience CT experienced
city or travelling. write for list Of lines
and full particulars Address National
saIesmen's TT Assn-Dept 222. Chicago, III
SELLING BEVERAGES. EXTRACTS,
CRUSHED FRUITS. CAKES. CkACkEkS
& GUN. TICKLE BEVERAGE CO.. FIVE
WANTED-Capabie Sole Leather sales
man man with experience IN finding busi-
ness: excellent opportunity for the right
man. Communicate with e Paso Hide &
Leather CO.
SAI.EsMEN-seu drugsists and jewelers.
self testing optical cabinets Liberal COM
mission paid weekly; our men making Sle9
10 $500 weekly. Reference required Box
5s7. Chicago.
WANTED-RelIahle man TO represent oil
company that has paid 52fd Dividends In
past six months; production IN Humble.
Texas. large acreage IN LOUISIANA and
Texas: now drilling in famous Homer
field. substantial hackiuEs highest mer-
camille and banking references. Write III
Beatty Bldg. Houston. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE


UPPER VALLEY.
UPPER VALLEY HERALD AUTO-LvL
81 Paso herald Office daily except sun
day. for Las Cruces. arrives Las cruz
$50 ?. n; rsturnins car leaves IA -. -.
Cigar Store. p M; arrtying IN e P1so
T.i5 D. m Phone Herald Office for reser-
vations. Phone z T. Joh1a i4t Las Gu
crs for re-, rgatlon1-
FeGTF 10 ELEPHANT BUTTE OAK
AND HOT SPRISfiS-Meets all train A.
EnEle. Oldest dan driver best dam ear
on the dam line Try these gpriuEs-beEi
10 the world. J. = Heffsrnan- Hot
Springs. y.
EsLETA, CLINT. EABESE AND TOR
MILO. via aouth loop road Returning via
north loop road. Gilllsple.s car leaves Her
aid office daily and Sunday Al 3 30 .. m
Make reservations al Herald OF Ph soa[
NEW MEXICO.
FL PASO-LA MESA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic temple building al 3 ,.
m Leaves la Mesa for ~ Peso a. Z 80
a. m Passenger, parcels and freight In
GLIDING FL Paso Heralds. are carried over
this iine.
M0GULLOS-Dany 70 and from SILVER
City and -MoEcllnn- Cars leave SILVER
City on arrival Of Santa Fs train 10. ~:
MoEoion 8 z n Bennett Motor TrHnait
Co Phone 10. OPP. depot
LAKE VAILET-Hulsborp and Kingston
auto meets ali trains az Lake valley WA
D Siease. Hinshoro New Mexico.
ROSlFEII-CARRIZO carB lease Hos
well Al $3.50 a m. stop 30 rninnira toi
breakfast At Picacho arrive Carrizozo al
II a m Car leaves Carrizozo at 80 p
m. srrivs Boswell a. $50 y n White
Line sage CO.
TICTMCARI CLOFIs-LeaVs Tucumearl
7.So g. M arrive Clovis p m; ieass
We pass oil wells twice daily Fly q
Beeier. contractors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Frisco Fuemen Oppose
Union utilization

san Francisco. Cal, Jan 31.-Fire-
men in san Francisco have been is
sued orders which forbid them az
filiating with any union or any or
ganization which has the authority 70
call a strike. The fire commission
has gone on record two 20 one against
any unioniZation Of firemen here
COUNCIL AWARDS CONTRACT
City council Saturday awarded g
contract TO Y. T. Ware TO pave Sew
enth street with reinforced concrete
six inches thick Concrete was de-
cfded upon because Seventh street is
used more for drainage than for trat-
fic- The cost OF the paving VIII be
S5s,O18.Ss-
Entire state Of Texan can os covered AZ
the lowest possible rate With the largest
most Thoroughly distributed circulation
95z cents per word Sundays
cents PER word Daily
20 words miuimun-
A Euzranteed circuiliion 15oooo sun
days; $4,000 daily.
This q the combined circulation OF IEa
Dallas TIrnea- Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The San Antonio Light q Paa1
H=rald and The Houston Chronicles.
Tour I'd sent 20 any Of the above paper
with cE1h will Be banded FOR Tou and
your sd win appear in al OF them
wednesday noon should see your eopg
n aug one OF the offices Tor your "a @
appear n these papers the following sun
Say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Rnnminr Hou,e,-For saIe and Rent

hOuulN. IlolaGA u I1AI az -N~-~
% ROOMS for sale by owner. q rooms
furnished close fn. all full good lease
$500. terms Phi. 4es3.
FOR SALE-EiFht room roomiug house.
close In good money maker price Aoeu
cssh. bq1ance $500. on time. Address S
Ga. care Herald
FT5ST BUY In town, transient hotel OF p
rooms. good money maker rooms always
filled Can 51o7 for Information. ask for
landlady-
FOR SALT room hotel IN heart Of
CITY. elegantly furnished. modern IN every
way. reason for selling leaving city Ad-
dress W e.. care Herald.
FOR SALLY owner. good paying zmail
roominE house. close In. good neiEhoor-
hood. good tenants. cheap rent price $500
for quicl. sale. Address X "a, care Herald-
FOR sALE-4O room tra1sient hotel. 20
private and connecting baths; best loca-
tion in FL Paso. Address z 81. care Her
aid.
FOR sALE-Furniture and lease Of apart
ment house. close IN. u vel furnishes 60
$3.50 per month Price $500. Terms Or
cash Phone owner SOS.
BOOMING HOUSES FOR SALE
Dandy little. strictly transient hotel and a
real money maker. Il outside rooms, Tri-
vste bath. running water. s80o0.00-s2t0o
cash. Location cannot be beaten ana Wii4
not last long
Jas. l.. MARK a w.
Phi 1850. sos San antonio 81.
Help Wanted-Mals
BAKER WANTED. Apply 2o7 Mills St
WANTED-A -plasterer az SOS q. Stan
WATERS wanted for PickWick cafe. lo5
\. oregon.
MAN WANTED TO solicit for Special Pack
age Delivery service Ph- 5s99-
WANTED-VounE man soda dispenser.
Elite Confectionery.
WANTED-Delivery boy with wheel. APP
ply the Couzens store. 10 Mesa Ave,
WANTED-Messsnger boys. Bell Messen-
ger Service. 7o1 MaEoffln.
MN wanted FOR detective work. Write
J. Ganor. former government detective
Dauville. I'LL
WANTED-A barber. SIS guaranteed. good
man can make SIS per week. Answer By
wire 20 n G. Peckham. Hurley. y. n
RELIABLE man for general work on farm
and ranch. good home living wages Har-
reil Bros. santa Rita, n. 81.
COLORED MEN-sI pants offer, 50 suit
offer. write for free samples and styles
Knlckerbocker Tailoring Co, Dept. 56i.
Chicago.
WANTED-Toung boy over Is with wheel
, 70 make deliveries and work IN store
chance for advancement Apply In per
son. soI y. OREGON.
WANTED-Live man with car who can
sell and collect salary and com. do not
apply unless you have car Singer Sewing
Machine Co. EOS So. 81 Paso 81
/ CAN USE one or two miilwriEhts thor
ouehly experienced in concentration or
cyanide mill construction 11l2 Mills
. Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
RAILROAD lime TABLE

All trains arrive and depart from Uuion
--rlvsIs and Departures given n q PHAo
~ mountain standard tine.
SANTA FE
For AIburuerque. Denver, ChicnEos -
anreles-Na. sos Iva soc \ n. No. $40
From AIbuqusrque. Cenvs-. Les AnEeis.,
ChicaEo-No- sol arvA 10 q n: Nc sst
az SEQ .. n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

hans Gre FANS. imperial 3ufna Vista
nsweEo ts-ient trains F. Stockton Al
nine. nNE DAY DAILY eIrfpr Sundays
Phone or uire reservations I. 7. Sweat
Grand Fails
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

To make 500 per day selling OIL stock
for company Incorporated under the strict
Blue SKY laws OF TeIass has valuable
acreage IN Desdemona, Sipe Springs and
Burzburnett fields. has well almost com
uleted in Burkburnett now. For full par
Z ticuiars address Old Dominion on Com
pany. Mason building. Houston, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Obituaries


CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our many friends for
their loving sympathy and floral offerings
during the recent illness and death Of our
husband and father We especially thank
Bros smith and Campbell for their kind
NED MRS. n. y. STRINGER
AND FAMILY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

WANTED-AIan and vile for ranch. wo-
man 20 cook. man do chores. good wages.
Phi 5gg1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA
ON INCREASE IN NEW YORK

New York. Jan 31--Deaths from
f-fI1rerzq continued to increase TO-
cav. while there was a decided drop
in the number Of new cases reported
10 the health department There
were 123 deaths from the disease,
an increase Of four over yesterday 8
cord figures in the present cpl
demfc while the number OF new
cases totaled 1855 a decrease Of bsI
over those OF the previous day There
were I37 deaths and 81 new cases
Of pneumonia. decreases OF SIX ana
"a resBectively from yesterdays fig
lres-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Cleaning and Pressing

TEXAS CLEANING a DYE WORKS
Cleaning. dyelnE. alteration dyeing army
oYercoats our specially. 81 Tex Phi. 2i2s,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

MORE FLU At ARIZONA CAM-ss
DouEIas- Ariz. Jan. s1.-Five ? ew
cases. Of influenza Friday and 9 we
Thursday brought the total repo . ed
from Camu Harry J. Jones, here. TO
20 since Sunday There was but Ene
new case Friday az Fort Huacn "a
making the total there g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

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SWITCHES, transfOru1ations made 10
coT,binrs hot on manicure. facial uiassage.
COTTTs- ruccessor to Marcy Eurdys ~
Ea-.--I.- ElE-- El- .-LL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Chimney Sween

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SIMON NIESCAS-Chimney sweep. furnace
cleaned. stoves repaired and set up Phi
$3.50 28s S. stanton.
CHIMSEAS. furnace. stoves. cleaned. re-
paired. household goods packed. furniture
repaired Lopez. eos S. stanton. Pm. 304s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Ready Reference Business Directory


HOODWINKED a CEEECH, general con
tractors Of carpenter work stove. 49,
nrneferirE and painting IN 80 u 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Garages

GARAGES DESIGNED and built q brick.
concrete srucco, frame and adooA N
Zos5. evenings 545L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Ball ROOM AND STAGE DANCING.
F,-Ivate lsszons az any hour By appoint
rnent Special rates on GAS go
'rrerfav and thursday evenings J % ele9s
Cotl-llrn Eau. Pa 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Fl. PAEO 5 SOUTHWESTERN.
CO.. n-.-.-n-n

fWestern DlTiaion-l
For Arizona and Californla-No- Va
400 O. n: No. lva. Al IsN p n.
From Arizona md calfornia--No.
arvs E=55 p m
Eastern DiViBio1-l
For kansas City. 81 Louis ard Chica g
No. Iva 1901 .. m No. ~ ssss
From Chicago. 81. LOUIS and Kausal
City-No. ! trvE- 200 q r. No. 81
$50 2. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Denfsh
Detective Agencies

ne Ben Wunams Detective Age1ey, Is
Firrt Nationai Bank RldE. Ph- lA9s-5e2,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
- WanIed-Aernts

Helo Waated-Agens
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SO WORTH soap. perfumes. etc. free
Laczssian Co. Dept. 49l. St Louis. No
TFTF5WTyG GTM-Popuiar Grape and
spearmlut packs Ball Gum Helmet o.
Cincinnati
We PAY s1e0 monthly salary and furnish
rig and expenses to introduce EuarAl l-eo
poultry and stock poEders bigger ColH-
panT. Xseo. SprinEtleld. III
LARGE manufacturer wants rep5ss s.1a--.
tires 20 sell shirts underwear, 1o-.s.s'
dresses. waists. skirts. direct % all.5. ~
write for free samples. Madison Nils sta
Broadway. New Iors CITY
BRUSSELS FIBRE BROoMs are coming
money for live agents. outWear 4 straw
hroorna. sweep easier quick seller vic
for exclusive territory. Crnmer Co., esa =
Houston. Fl Worth
AUTHORIZED NEGRO war history, -
pares. with peace terms. By Kelly NIL
ier- Of Washlngton: go picture bestalnoqS
for colored people ever written; prioe ollls
81 50. selling IKE wlldflre, outli- Lee, -
quick. jenkins Publishing Co. jenkins
Bldg, Washington. D. C.
TEN THOUSAND miles Instead OF 5000.
no more blowouts, 500 less puncs -
every car owner waiting FOR wonderI u
new tire saving device Low cost noeral
profits. sales guaranteed. oelails lIee 49, -
buick American Accesaorles Co. Dept
81 y. Cincinnati. ono
9GFSTS-sl0 day. Yes. Swanson made
$40 one day. Reuner making s-uv WeeHLs.
write FOR our splendid offer 10 agents ano
beautiful catalogue. in buHinss - years
Thousands Of agents working for Us. con
walt. write al once. Rogers rhursrIian Co.
jewelers.. Dept 81. Mallers Bldg. Cnleaso.
/ T9FF 500 per week easily N spare time
I introducing STOVOII- WondeItni q
inveutlon removes and prevents rust
leaves dry, clean lustrous finish, keep;
stoves like new. used and recon1rn ended
j bv largest stove and gas companies. house
wives are wild about u, write quick toi
free trial offer and liberal terms, Superior
: Laboratories. Dept S2t. Grand Hapi1A
Mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
WO3rEN

A wsu established ChieaEo Corporation
erpects 70 have several vacancies eul..--
rabrurry in southwestern terrllor.s ~
,ri.--fg must have AZ least the equita-
- : hf~h srhooI education be Re-
tv-een ne ares o. g and IS and Iree 20
t-.,-ei svte7qively. salary 20 start sise
80 education and previous e1ne.lsli- = ~
-. Tsffa- Address s. J. Glllfiuan- Gar
T-1F pfdr Chica,co. III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

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WHISTLER SCHOOL Of shorthand ana
.ypewrifinF. students placed % good DO
sitfons SIC Mesa. Pm 597s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Carpenters

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PHONE f63T-For all kinds OF house re-
pairs carpentGring piastering cement and
job work etc. also express and hauling
CARPENTER work. an kinds. door. win
dow. roof. porch and garage repairing.
LuNnEIL q TOMLINsON. PHONE a823.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

For Dallas and 81 Louis-No. 90 Iva
4 n; No 2 al fs15 p. n
From 81 Louis and Dailas-No. ! avs
az 1:45 ?. n: No Is Erva a. ios3o p. n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

SOUTH ILN FAIlEIl LIS.
For san Antonio, New Orleans and
rYashinEion-So. log IvL ssco . M No
20 at 1880 .. m
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Autuuio-Arrives a. 6:b5 a. n; No. al
$50 ?. N
Fer Arizona and CaHfoEaia-No- Iva
7-Is a n 80. loI at 7:1o a. n No
los at SEQ p N
arru. Al LAS m; No. io7 ara 2saa
D. n: No. Jt0 az 1880 ? n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
EIeehoIyds



WE PACK. SHIP OR STORE furnlllll =
- 49, 80 .5f-o gatlsfactiou Eunran-
tred. ri L. DANIEL r. & NJ ECIhAs m
Ia25-l0T0
BFTTFR FURNITURE PACKING
We pack. ship or store furnitara, 81. - -
ard china ] work mechanics only ~
su1erintend an ny packing pera'n-llls'
80 S,,-rifr-e taten ~ exchange for work
q. D. HOUsER UPHOLsTKKINa 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
PECOS VALLEY, INV MENICO. NEXT
BIGGEST FIELD.


Your opportunity 1900 ACRES leases on
decided land. IS. 900 acres placers. well To-
Gated and close TO actual Development
prices 10 suit. get yourself some acreage
IN the next big oil field Write Box J..
Artesia. y. II
TRY Us ONCE: YOU'LL NEVER QUIT Us
so0o acres south Of the Cox well and
west OF Hueca basin well was what we
offered last week AZ 500 per acre They
have come from California and al the
way between This won't last much long
er: IT'S mighty good; you'll wish you had
this.
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
rar~rrEH-- nHr-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

CARPETS-Vacuum dry or steam cleaned
Duntley Carpet Cleanins Works Ph. s2ls
CARPET Cleaning aud rug Weaving. Glars
Mattress & Rug Co. 12i2 Myrtle Phones
al 1925 and 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Helm Wanted-MaIs

-~-~-@-~~-@l7--1-'---~7' =
bsnTIinr lumber, for box factory. state
eTperienee and salary expected P o,
Box 2f1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

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HTIFN sISTFRS-Competent courteous
service. conveniently heated Pm ztas-
200 Herald BIDS.
MRS H. NEYINs, PHI is06-Experienced
operators. work Euarautt ed. nair 70 order
from comhIngs first quality Frcnch-
DTCT0 BFAT7TY PARLORs, modern
methods. the most sanitary parlor IN the
CITY. sos RaynoIds BidE- Pm 42l2.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
FOUR INJURED AS
 CYCLONE SWEEPS NEAR MARINE TIE
Woman and Three Children Severely Bruised; Thou
 sands of Dollars Worth
 of Property Damage Done

Four persons were injured, one ser iously. and several thousand dollars worth of property damage done in a tornado which swept the Litchfield- Marinette district yesterday afternoon. The injured:
 Mrs. Sadie Haynes, severe head in- iuries. Will recover.
 Russell. R. F. and Muriel Haynes. her three children. badly bruised about the bodies All will recover.
 Approaching from the south shortly before o'clock the tornado swept a path nearly a mile wide. passing just to the west of the town of Litchfield and spending a greater part of it's forces on the plantation buildings of the Southwest Cotton company.
 Continuing almost directly north, it struck the Haynes homes, about four miles south of Marinette. with full force, practically demolishing the structure. Mrs. Haynes was the most seriously injured, pieces of flying tim Der striking her on the head and caus- ing deep scalp wounds. R. F., one of the two sons. was badly hurt about the head while the other two children sustained minor cuts and bruises All four were brought to Sisters hospital here, where they were resting easy last night.
 Buildings Demolished.
 Several other buildings in the path of the storm were either damaged or completely demolished.
 The roof of new adobe building on unit of the Southwest Cotton com pany plantation was torn off and a large hay barn on unit 53 was com pletely demolished and galvanized iron l scattered for a distance of half a mile. | A pump house on Section also was lifted from it's foundation. The dam age to the Southwest Cotton company buildings is estimated at $4.000. l The R. A. Price home in the Mari nette district was damaged and sev- i eral outbuildings on the Roy Barton were destroyed. entailing losses esti- mated at several hundred dollars The roof of the W. E. Gray home was also 1 carried away.
 A Mexican girl. who was one mile north of Marinette was struck by fly- ! ing debros and received minor iniu- ries. At that point. however. the storm assumed the velocity of only a high wind
 Edith M. Jacobs for County Recorder
 I
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
Loren Vaughn Teacher, Editor, Lawyer
 and Legislator

Loren Vaughn has been a high school principal, editor and owner of an Arizona democratic news paper for six years, and has now been praetieine law in Phoenix for eight years, four years of which time he has represented Marieopa county in the legislature. He has gone into every county and principal town of the state in the present campaign speaking for the ticket and party. The duties of the cor poration commission are both legis- lstive and judicial for which he is admirably equipped.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

-tceQrGll2g Co careful estimates. thrre ours oi close study wear out the body nofe sthan 10 hours of hard physical xortrh
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

Edlth NJ. Jacobs for County Recorder.
 1t Vote for siO.-Adv. q
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

Vote for S1O.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
HARAlER BREAKS
HALF-MILE RECORD
lnorlll III mn FVrrlnu InulnII-

Special 90 The Evening journal
NEWARK. Del. April 2i--ffcd nlr-
mcr. ihs former West Philadelphia
High SrhdOl star. broke 40 Delaware
college record for The half-miic rGn
In ihc lnicr-class icld and track
meet he made ihe half In 200 clip
ping more than a second from llr
record made by Fitzpatrick In 1910
The SOphomores won tlu urCi NJ ll
% points. ihc Freshmen were second.
Will a, seniors third. with %. and
the juniors last. with but Al polLis.
The events follow.
iW-lard pssh Won by Lilly. Soph-
oiIorC. cond. Graves, senior. third
nalnes. Freshman. Time, iOi.
niscuss-WOn by Loose Scniof
second. Harmcr. sophomore; thiiu
Humphrey Fro shman. Distance. II,
feet 80 inch.
Haf-Nilc Run-MOL 10y ilarmrr
Sophomore. second Woodrow. SOphO.
more and third, Lilly. sopnomort
22O Low Hurdlcs-Won De- NcNul
len. Junior: second. France. fr1.h
man; third, B0yce, froshmdr. Time
! 2Si
g2O-Yard Dash - Won by Teho
| Freshman: second. Graves. senior
third. McNlullen. Junior Time 2l2
One-Mllc RuL-Won boy Wilson. ju
nior: : cond Christneld. sophomore
/ third. HOey Freshman Time i.di-l
Pole Nault-MOn by Mcdonnell
sophomore: second. Jackson Fresh
man: third, Geoghcgan Sophomore
Heighlh. n feet.
shot put - Won by Hpmphre.
Freshman; second Loose, senior
I third. Marconeiu. senior. Distance
/ 33 feet. 3-i2
High Iump-Mon by Arbucklo. Sen
ior. second Harmer. Sophomore
/ ih'rd France FrrshmlH n lUirht aA
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
BASEBALL Is GOING
WELL Az SEAF0RD
sneelal m nm Fvcnine journal

Special 20 The Evening Journal
sEAFOnD Del. Alrll % THE basc-
ban outlook in lower Dclawa.c an
ihc Eastern shore OF Maryland va
never better than at present sea-
ford is preparing Tor an early get
away and the material ai hand sN
promise of giving a good account ui
themselves. Tho high school scam .s
developing several players, Who, no
doubt. viii make the FIRST team here
lhls summer Among th' leounsin-
recruits are Howard GrinlIn. norbert
Lauk. Thomas nunoho and Jimmy
Burton
Milford is gcttln gready as are
Fed ralshurc Mardela salisbury
CanlreNlle. Laurel and Easton. d
has not been decided Nh' Their TO io.m
lcague or play Independent ball
but from reports the majority of the
promoters are IN favor OF league
A gloom WAS cast over ihe Town
vest rday when 10 was announced tha'
H. y. Ncsslck. at. one time base
ball catcher OF This town. had die,
In a Philadelphia hospital at ,hc 9g'
of az years
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

PENSACOLA, Fla, April 2i.-The
Pensacola Yacht Club. the second old.
est yachting organization on the gul
and located in the FIRST ciiy..'o be
founded In America. has cha nged
the Southern Yacht Club OF New or
leans for the Sir Thomas Upton
trophy which Is offered io Fish Class
yachts for the Gulf Of Mexico only.
New Orleans yachtsmen have been
sailing this type Of boat for NN0
years and many OF the Crescent City
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

yachlsmen are remarkably proficient
pensacola, however, is stAl a city Of
sailormen. It's yaJltsmen are Ike
those OF Gloucester. born and raised
at sea. and the races TO be held IN
September promise TO show much
class.
Sir Thomas Upton has presented
a beautiful silver loving cup 10 go
yearly 10 The winning club and DO be
personal trophy along the same
lines as the America cup.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
DELAWARE LOSES
TO GEORGETOWN
Blue and Gold Could Not
Connect With Hyman's
Delivery
FIELDING FAST
BY BOTH TEAMS
speeIal lo The EyenIng JournaI.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April "a
Delaware College lost a close game TO
Georgetown University yesterday, 3
10 O
Lyman was In mid-seasOn form aud
held the visitors 30 three binglcs.
while Georgetown secured six bin
giles OF the delivery OF R0ihrack.
which attracted a crowd Of 1000 stu
dents and alumni. was the all-arOund
playing OF LYMAN The star finger
beside twirling a wonderful article Of
ball, hit the sphere for three hits. a
triple and two singles. Robbins. Me-
Cardell and Underwood starred for
the visiting team. The score:
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
CANIiCIle an sFT

'IuiuNIU, April 23.-lhc nroN.n-
cial trials for Che Canadian Olympic
The somi-nnais will be- held in Win
nlpeg on July 40 and the final, In
Moniresls on July a. Tho survivors
viii sail FOR Bclgium on July 81.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
NEWARK HIGH
LOSES TO DU POINT

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del. April 2i.-DuPont
High School defeated the local high
school in a hard-hitting game by the
score OF A TO 8. Newark did rot
bunch their hils as well as the visi-
tors.
The score:
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
IAIIRFI DrFTATs FnANkFOnD

LAl REL Del. April 2t.-ln u slug
glng match. inlersperscd With bung-
ling errors ard brilliant plays. in
i,nsely interesting on account OF its
closcncss. Laurel defeated frankford.
40 90 B, here yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

Georgetown ......O Q 0 o o 2 1 o X--3
Delaware .........0 0 o 5000 90
Three-base hits, Hyman. Struck out.
by Hyman, 4; by Rothrack, g. Base on
balls, on Lyman, , on Rothrock. 3.
TO Carter. stolen base. Walsh lIit by
pitched ball, DubOck, Kenyon, Suni-
van. Balk. ROthrOck Wild pitch,
R0throck. Umpire, Woodward. Time
Of game. 2.t5.