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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-03-05
DEATHS.
Mrs. Mary Marshbank.

Mrs. Mary Marshbank, who form
erly made her home in Zion with her
brother, the late George Taylor, died
suddenly on Saturday at the Home
for Aged, in Easton, Maryland. The
funeral services were held from the
home of Mrs. G. Wells at Elkton, ON
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. In
terment in the Presbyterian cemetery
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-03-05
John Riddle.

John Biddle,. who served as a
drummer in the Civil War, died sud-
denly at his home in North East on
Feb. %. He was 70 years of age.
A daughter survives him. Mr.. Bid
die was in line as drummer in the
parade of Cecil's soldiers in the
World War, held in Elkton July
last.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-03-05

Old boys have their playthings as
well as young ones; the difference is
only in the price.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-03-05

Some people take things as they
come merely for fear someone else
will.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-03-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-30

every pair Of Blue Buckles they
buy always give5 full value.
Long wear is woven into the
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pair is always big and roomy--
always comfortable. The wide,
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No presidential candidate has ever beaten an opponent
bya number Of votes equal to the number OF wearers
ofBlue Buckle OperAAs-6,OOQ 900 pairs worna year
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
HUyKE g. QUINoNES
ATTORNEY AT LAW

San Juan, P. r.

San Juan, p. r.
September 8, 1920.
". W. PNrris,
Allen IS,
San Juan, p. Il.
ScNor:-
Pldceme iaformdr usted que he sentido veydade-
no placer al cnterGrnse de la production de la obra
de SimOnds sobrc la Guerra mundidl. Cuand0 ST.
monds empes0 trdtdr estG question en- la "Reuistd
del NandO', me suscribt en- Ell inter6s que tenta
de lcer sus trabajos Tenerlos en- castclldmo en- mi
bibtioteca constitnye para mi la realiyac6n de un
ideal en- ell cuaI hdblG pensdd0.
lie sGludd todo dfecto u le felicitd nor su tG
6djo,5
(FrmGdo) JUAN B. HUYKE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
San Juan, P. r.

September Z, 1920
Mr. ". W. Pwrs,
Allen 1G, San Juan, p. r..
Mug Sr. miO:
He sentido ueydadcro placer al lccr cl primer to-
mo de "LG Historic de la Guerra del mundO", p0r
Frank H. SimOnds, traducci0n del original ingGS
del meismO 0utor. PoseO la cdici6n MgIcs0, pUed0
asegurarle que la trdducci6n cspG1olG cs ABSOLUTE
mente el al OriginaLngI6s, no solamcntc por h0bcr
conserradO Ell dductOr la cnGctG ris6n de tOdds las
cosds que ttUO Ell dutOr, snO tdmob6n pOr la prOpe
dad sencilles del Iengwaje usado No arricsgodo
dsegWrGr que mWchOs pdSGjes, sObre tOd0 los des
criptiros de batGUGs top0graf(as, etc., la h0ducci6m
castelldno avemtaj0 por caridad rido, al origi
nal imgt6s. Estoy seguro que los lcctorcs de estd
ObrG sc ddrn cuentG pOr primeU zee de 10 que real
mente signitic6 sigmifco para eI m""do cirii@odo
la cr0entG guerra que Gcaba de pGsdr tai cs la cIa
ridad de expression la Dgica de la interprctacj6m
del G@t0r del trGductOr. Com yust0 recomiendO la
eers0n cGsteIIGnG tOdOs los dmdntcs dc la Hjst0-
ria y deIdS lctfds.
De I'd. alto. yS.S.
(Fumado) j. GONZ1LEZ GINORIO,
SWperntendente General
de la EnsenGRsG del CdStell0RO.
DepGrtdneentO de Tpstrucci0n de p. r!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
sECRETARIA DE CAMARA Y GoBIERNo
DEL
oBrsPADo DE PUERTO RICO.
copy
". w. Purris,
Alien 16,
San Juan, p. R.

Nay estimate y distinguido Senior: He tenidO en-
mis- msdmos pdsado mi Uista por ell indcc de mate
rias del primertOO de la 0brG ttWlGdG "HistoriG de
la Guerra del Mundo', escrit0 en- imgl6s por Frank
II. SimOnds q trdducidG al cGstelldno pOr Carmen
Torres CGlder6m de Pinillos q Miguel de ZdrragQ,
puedo naeaos de adnirdr la titdnica empresa rca
lisad0 mdgistfalmente por dcho Gut0r, jMSgdv por
cl ndce del Primer tonaO, de los cinco que conponen
la ObrG cit0dd
Nj felcitdci6n nds sincera; deseo que tOdos los>
estudiOsOs q 0mdntes de la literature historical ten
gan en- su bbliOtecG una 0brd que, no dudartO con-
tIbuird en- gran mdmerd a que en- los pWebtOs cO3s-
cientes de sus destinOs prOridencGles GpreMdGn a
cumplir con sus dcberes en- la pds sGcrifcGgse
de la pdtra en- las hOrGs tremendas del conctO
drmado del pelgrO ndciOnd{
Aprorecho esta OCCASION para rendirle mis- rcspetos
con la consideration mds distinguidG
(Fnmddo) Pro. VICENTE LOPEZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
PoR FRANK II. .SIMoNDS

Ell del ibro Frank H. Smonds conocido que
cas nnecesariO esrbr sobre d Auordad munda
mtares iecohO de esudiOs de estraega mtar
prGetz6 ragedia del mundO u6 amadO ell PFesi
dene POincar6 de Frana preenca la baa de Verdu
Su estO sencO vgorosO bre de ecnicismOs tares
historic sera monumenO de la literature sObre la
Ademas de las descrpcOne de los de bataa Euro
han nclud muchsmOs datOs hs0ricO
bre participation de Puerto Rico gran guerra
Hay articuo pOr Honorable Felix C6rdova Dava
sOnadO Redene Wahngton Otra sObe participation de
los escOares, Dr. p G. Miller COsOnadO de instruction;
description del hudmento del "CAROLTNA escra
supervviene ustre la historic del RegmentO
Rico ell captain rarte las sas Ofciaes de las
ExencOnes de los Ocial gradados los
Tamben estamOs traandO a Official
sodadOs de los egimienO 373 34 375 para copeta
As Odo hOmbre que ha sidO soIdadO
personal en- eer esa Obray dera requa sagra
da de la h;stOra para hijos.
, 1920-10-09
Official Notice.

THE District Court for the Municipality
of st. Croix Virgin Islands of the
United States will hold the October
Term of Court, which is one of the regu
lar terms of the said District Court. for
the transaction of such business as may
be brought before it, as follows :
For the Sub judicial District of Fred
eriksted, Monday, Oct. 18Th 1920 at 10
A. M. at the Fort.
For the Sub-judicial District of Chris
tiansted, Wednesday, Oct. 20. 1920, at
10 A. M. at the Government House.
At which time and places all interested
persons are notified to be present.
j. F. HENRY,
Clerk of the Court.
, 1920-10-09
Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sum
of Frcs. 242.1 Is. income OF the invest
ed capital of His Royal Hiqhness
Prince Valdemar's Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit of worthy INDECENT
persons in 81. Croix, will be on hand for
distribution on the 22nd October 1920.
Applications for participation in this
DISTRIBUTE IN, duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or be-
fore October 18th 1920.
Despatching Secretary's Office, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands of u.
S. September Goth, 1920.
FRED. B. COLBY.
DespGtchGmg Secretary.
, 1920-10-09

OCT down Queens Cross Street to
Nm Lutheran Church on Sunday
the Bird inst, a CLOVER
GOLD PIN. Finder will be rewarded
on leaving same at this office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
COOLERS LOSE TO
SPR|OERS 8 TO Z

Petersburg, Va. April &c o b
Frank Dobsons Richmond college con-
tingent completely outclassod the Pe-
tersburg Coolers here this afternoon.
winning from the Virginia leaguers by
a score of 3 to q The professionals
displayed little form. and the Spiders
experienced little trouble in putting
their eight runners across.
The Richmond lads drew first blood
in the second inning when they sent
two runners across, and regist Tered
three more in the following frame. In
the seventh they got two more, and to
put the finishing touches on good
days work garnered one more in the
closing stanza. Petersburg did not
score until the nth, when the home
boys managed to put lone tally
across Their second and last one
came n the seventh
The hitting and catching of Blan-
kenship a sensational catch in left
field by burlington and brilliant stop
on third by Towill featured. The game.
which was a long drawnout affair,
was far from being good exhibition
of the national pastime.
The box score follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
JOHN MARSH ALL WINS
OVER RED OAKS NINE

Rocky Mount, N. c. April 10.--In
fast well played game the John
Marshall high school baseball team
defeated the Red oaks high school
nine here today by the score of 3
10 l. Both teams gave an excellent
exhibition of prep school ball Har-
reilson. star twrler for the visitor.
held the locals well in check at all
times, allowing them only few scat
tered hits.
This is the third straight victory Of
the season for tn M-rshallites. In
the first game they defeated the
Union Theological Seminary by the
score of 10 J.. In tho second Ches-
ter was buried under a ~ 10 / score.
The next game will he played Satur~
DAY with Charlottesville high school
as their opponents.
Following is the lineup of the John
Marshall team Harrelson. pitch
Todd tcaptaln). catcher: Hicks,
shortstop; Ryder. first base: Turner.
second base: Leisfield third base
sharp, left field; Walden, center field
Hudson. right field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
GEoRGETowN WINS TO 2.

Washington. April 1a.-Geergetown
university today defeated Lehigh in
ten innings by a score OF to Z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11

man. one of the few natiye-horn to
play on big town club. is among the
missing.
Such comparatively new names as
STATE and Kelly and E'risch now figure
in the lineup Of the club, led by the
man who has brought six pennants to
New York. On the Yankees, In place
of Baker, Pratt and Bodie. ana the
other familiars of others al Meusel
and Ward and GIeich.
Both the New York clubs come out
oil their training camps i'm apparently
excellent condition. The Yanks have
met with misfortunes that have re.
uuced the strength that made them
potentially one-two contendeIs all the
way, and the great young player. Ross
Young, is out OF the Giant rine as
result of illness. but even so they
both have enough left 10 keep them
IN the running ia their respective
leagues
Chick Fewster. who promised TO
be one Of the best intielders that has
been seen in New York has probably
been lost to the Yankees for the sea
son, as result OF being hit on the
head by a pitched ball In a practice
game. Frank Baker SAYS ne viii not
return His wife died during the
winter and he has the care of two
young children.
Cleveland is the general pick Of the
experts for the pennant in the Ameri-
can league. Cleveland is bly,
very strong. but we doueht IL its
pitching will compare with that of
the Yanks, We figure that Detroit
100, will fall short of New York in
pitching 1t must he remembered
however. that a pitching staff can go
10 pieces in mighty short order, and
the Yanks proved IL last season,
Clark Griffith has improved his
Washington club. but II is not a club
that Is apt to make many runs ST
Lous. under the rugged Jimmy Burke
might he the club To pull the unex-
pected In the American league, IL
there is To be any miracle stuff com
ing of.
a club that has Eddie Collins. Buck
Weaver and Hap Fclsch Is not apt to
be a sucker club under any cir
cumstances, but Comiskeys White Sex
seem to be too much shot to pieces
10 figure in the 1920 race Connie
Macks kid outfit will be nowhere this
year. but Connie has become almost
truculent i'm his predictions for 1927.
McGraw's pitchers are bound to
keep him we'll up in The National
league and the same thing is true of
your Uncle Niihcrt Robinson's Brook
iyn outfit The Cincinnati Reds are
picked 10 repeat by a great many
baseball people. but it is not a young
club, and younger clubs are generally
the two and three time winners.
However IL seems Impossible for a
club that was as good as Moran's out
ut in 1919 to go very far back in a
sirgle season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
BATTLE AXE SHOWED
UNDER BY TAkA.kOlA

Taxa Kola continued its work or
last year when they showed under
the Battle Axe club at Byrd park
yesterday afternoon to the tune OF
ers on the seoreboard was Cots, 3;
for Battle Axe club, and the sluggers
on the TAXA kola outfit certainly
made life miserable for him. clouting
him to all corners Of the lot and seav-
ing no doubt in the minds OF the
spectators as to the superior team,
Napier. Waldbauer and Orr slanted
them across in the order named for
the kola boys. and SO well did they
perform that only three h!ts were
garnered off their delivery. while
fourteen were set down by the ozone
route. All three hits We're gathered
off Napier, who went four innings,
while Waldbauer, who succeeded him,
let down the opposition without a
hit in three frames, while Orr dupli-
Gated his performance in two.
IT would be hard to pick any in
dividua1 star on the winning aggrega- 70
ton, they playing together in mid
season form. The fielding of Poh and
Wharton was superb.
TIeibs worked we'll behind the bat
and handled the pitchers in fine style,
while the hitting OF Chewning.
Wharton and Burnham stood out
above the rest.
For Battle Axe the work OF Hotch-
kiss and Waddell was of high order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
NACk'S YANNIGANS
HAND THE COLTS
A BIG WAlLOP

= Wild throw h Araron. the inning
aicans had little trouble In walking
away Wlth that ball game at Boule-
ard field Yesterday afternoon when
hey took the Colts by surprise ana
handed Them one of the worst beat
ne thar can be given q ball club.
Al the end 81 hosiilities the mark =
IRIS on the Scorehoard was Galts, g.,
Athletics. re-: the visiting aEgrega =
ion started IN to wailop the Colts
IN the very first inning, when they
landed ON McWhcrter for six safeties
and seven runs
Brazil the first man to face Mo-
Whort"T, doubled to left and went
10 third when WEIGH singled, WEIGH
going IL second on Daughtons error !,
Brazil ana Wc}ch crossed the plate
when Burruss tripled, BurruSs scored
m High q single. and on single by
Wingo. High took third and crossed
The pan on McCann's single Walker
waited for four bad ones and tilled
The sacks Wingo was forced out on
Martins roller 10 NcWhorter. McCann
was forced in and Brazil drew free
transportation to first. Martin and
Walker reached the home station on
"a Wild throw by Arragon, the inning
ended when Welch few out 70 Miller.
result six hits and seven runs.
the third inning when Mccain was
given "A life on Bakers error, walker
walked and each adva need "a base
when Martin went out from Stuart to
Miller, Mccain scored when Brazil
was safe on fielders choice. n the
six inning Wingo walked and was
forced out at second on Mccain s
grounder TO Stuart, Walker advanced
Mccain TO third from where he
scored on Miller's error. This ended
the scoring for the visitors
The Colts started eff like winners
when Baker and Smith walked ad-
vanced on THOMAS error and scored
on Gooch's single. this ended the
scoring for this inning. another mark
or was made in the second. when Alb
bolts single was pushed around to
third by Baker and Smith and scored
an single by Gooch. this ended the
scoring for the Colts For details OF
the game glance at the box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
FAIR WEATHER
AND BIG CROWDS
ATTEND OPENING

New York, April 10.--Thousands OF
fans attended two exhibition games
opening the season OF big league
teams here today. The sun was an
encouragement to the players in tie
field, and there was much snappy
team play. 1t was not too cold but
was zippy enough to cause the tans 70
retain their winter overcoats.
At the Polo grounds, 1900 saw the
Giants beat the Boston Red Sox to Y.
The winning run was made In the
seventh inning. Benny Kauff hit TO
deep right for three bases. Frisch
followed with a sharp single. Barnes,
who pitched the drst five innings for
the Giants held the Sox to one hit
Inning after inning was Featured by
fielding that pulled the spectators TO
their feet. RUDE Benton pitched the
last four innings for the Giants. Kerr
pitched seven innings for Boston He
was relieved by Fortune, The Rec
Sox fought in every inning to score,
but were baked by first grade pitch
/ ing and fielding.
I The Brooklyn National Eeaguers de-
! feated the New York Yankees beforo
! / 0 900 people in Brooklyn 3 to 2. n
was great game as games go be.
| fore the opening of the regular league
/ season. Inc sAu feature TOT MdHHdt-
tan was the fact that Babe Ruth fail.
vi to get real swat at the ball and
/ quit the game hitless.
| The game went thirteen innings
Leon Galore started twirling for
! Brooklyn with Mays in the box for the
! Yankees. The Yanks made a. run In
/ the second inning Brooklyn got
/ two in the third. The Yanks tied the
| score in the fifth.
! Ruth doomed up as the real noise liz
/ the eighth. Johnston, at third. booted
| one on Wick. Neis missed Pipp's high
! one in the sun. Then along came
! the 1897 100 beauty. He took a. vici-
Gus swat and dropped the pill tive
| inches in front of the plate. He made
the third out tttEs
Rowdy Elliott slammed the ball to-
| ward Duffy Lewis in the thirteenth in
ming. konetchy came in with the
winning run,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11

We have placed the New YORK
candidates first in the list as a mater
Vt courtesy They may not finish in
hat exalted position. but it is our
idea that they will both be among the
arst three until the final ballot
Lest someone get the notion tnat
we are mumbling about politics, let
as explain that we refer to the I'M
pending baseball season. 1t opens
"Wednesday. vi, Cowboy, "Wednesday
This coming Wednesday. We have
nu, the cart before the horse. Ihe
above lis the cart. Now for the morse
Ne should have arrived at predictions
only after a column or so OF persl-
Gage as follows:
Another year has rolled around ;
another year with it's attendant JOYS
and sorrows and what not. Another
year has trudged into the misty
used o-be Eftsoon's the old joyous
cry OF ''piayball" will ring out e'
he land And so forth and so
forth.
OF course, no one ever really CRIES
inlay ball" What they cry is Tess,
So less go. Presently. we shall hear
Inc good old crack of the bat meet
ing the ball, when it meets 1t and the
echoing roar from the teeming stanos.
Another big league baseball season
will be underway, vi, Cowboy!
Here in New York alone the senSs :
,ional Chase, who rose to fame on the
island Of Manhattan an the greatest
first baseman the game has ever seen,
has gone from the Giants thinner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
Yanks, Indians and Tigers Are
Picked as American Leaders

Damon Runyon chooses Giants Reds and Trolley Dodgers
conteners for National league honor Big league
will begin next Wednesday, New FORK teams have lost good
players.
f0-Th probable contendcrs
pennan races
America
Ne.Y okC1
ationalle
york;
Trat, rsory and
in the
OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11

Summary Two base hit-W alton.
Sacrifice hits Pollard Holman.
Stolen bases-Pollard, Henning. Dou-
bic plays--Snead to Jones to Cham
lin: Powell to Grotey. Struck out-By
Knott. ?; Snead :; Handieman, i.
Powell. 1; Skaggs. ;. Bases on balls
Knott, /: Snead, So Handleman, i;
POWELL /: Skaggs.. 8 Base on balls
Knott, /; Sneed, third base; Hendle-
man /; Zeig-eS s: Skaggs. /. Umpire
Piech. Time Of game-Two hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
COMMITTEES WILL FIGHT
FRAUDULENT ADVERTISERS

A committee has been appointed BY
the Richmond Advertisers Club TO
tight fake and fraudulent advertising
in this city. The committee consists
of the following: f. S. Sydnor, q. l..
eardsley, ". II. Austin. Irving
Greentree. S. T. Looming, w. NJ. An
derson and NJ 8, knight. A paid
secretary will be In charge of the
work. He will check up all question
able advertising. and will adjust all
complaints against advertisers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
NAVY. .; BOSTON. 2.

Annapolis, Md, April f0,--The
Naval Academy won at baseball from
Boston College here this afternoon by
g to ., finding Kelly. the crack
twirler Of the visitors rather easy.
and driving him from the slab in
the third inning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11

xBatted for Handleman in the ffth i
innings,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
NEW YORK SfyERsITY
DEFEATS WEST poT%T

West Point N Y. April 9.-Ths
Base ball club. OF New York university.
won from the Military Academy here
today by q score of II to II, The game
Was loosely played. In the first in
ming the visitors made seven and the
army team six runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
phiia delphia.

i. summary: Two base hit--Braxil, ?.
Three base hlt--Burrus. stolen bases -
Brazil. Mccain. Sacrifice ht--Nc-
cam. Double plays--Thomas 10 Bra
III tStaart unassistedj Passed balls
Abbott. Hit By pitched balis-ey
klrcher- Burruss Left bases
richmond 8; Philadelphia 10, First
Ease on error-Richmond. 3, Philadel-
phia, Y Ease on barfs-Of Mc Wnor4
ter. j; off Bacon /; of Martin. T. Hits
on MeWhefter. 4 in three innings; of
kircher, in three innings: off Mar
tin. in five innings. Struck out--Ry
Reacon /; by Martin. 5: by Hasty. i
Time of game--One hour and ffty-hv
minutes. umpire--Johnson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
PERMIT FOR APARTMENT

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
granted a permit to Miss NJ. NJ. kratz
10 build three-story apartment
house on the Boulevard. between
Chaffin and Taylor streets The apart
ment is to cost s72 coo. and Will ac-
commodate twelve families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-11
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
CAROLINA, 4-3

Charlottesville. Va, April 10 -
Baughman. first man up IN the last Of
the ninth. with the score to ).
knocked clean homer scoring the win
ming run to ,, against North Caro-
lima. Baughman obtained a single
earlier in the game
The score by innings r.
Virginia ...........,-.. 100 GOT 101--i
North Carolina ......-.. 010 600 OILS
Batteries Nirg mail odg son. Har-
rison and Kuyk North Carolina--Joy-
ner and Younce.