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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Tucson, Ariz., May S.-Bishop
Henry Granion, OF the diocese Of Tue
son. has returned from dedication OF
the new Holy Angels Catholic church
at Globe. built largely through the
efforts Of father Genevier, the parish
priest A late contribution to the
building fund was $1,000 from the In
spiration Consolidated Mining COM
pany, through c. z. Mills. The bish-
op was assisted IN the dedication by
father Novatus Benzing. o. F. H.. who
has charge Of the parish and monas-
terry at Phoenix. and by fathers
Genevier and Justin. A Catholic
church is to be built at Cooley, a new
lumber town in southern Navajo
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

tual Welfare league IN the state
prison here. has saved the state OF
New York 100000. That was &C
complished when. by the use OF dy-
Mantle and a steam shovel. combined
with a determination Of purpose. the
u men cut through a high ridge
overlooking Seneca lake. The object
highway through that section The
work was started last December and
finished this month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Boston Gods Put
Ban on Silk Stockings

Boston. Mass. May 8.-Exit silk
stockingsi College OF Liberal Arts
girls OF Boston university are pledg-
Of the men students evidently SYM
pathize with the movement. for a
number signed the pledge which IS
being circulated So the long and
short Of il in silken hose will be
seen no more until stockings, OF,
rather, their prices. are lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

sometimes worth more than the wis
dom even Of the brightest physicians.
Hence, IL you have liver or kidney
troubles, you cannot do better than
call upon your druggist for Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Demedy-
About years ago I was so weak
and worn out that I could hardly
work. After trying other things
without relief. I tried Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Remedy. In q short
time the pain left me, my urine
cleared up and the rheumatism and
dyspepsia vanished We have used
Warmers safe Remedies ever since
with great success IN our family"
o. F. Rose, Burtonville. Kentucky, Z.
S. A.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy contains no harmful ingredi-
ents and should be used when the
kidneys need attention.
Sold BY leading druggists every
where Sample sent on receipt Of ten
cents Warmers Safe Remedies Co.
Dept 596, Rochester. y ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
FINF PROGRAMS
At THEAIERS

FL Pasoans have a splendid assort-
ment OF features to choose from this
week. including vaudeville and q fine
lot OF moving pictures with an ex-
cellent Booth Harrington comedy at
the Crawford theater. The program.
as submitted by the managers OF the
local theaters, follows:
BijOu Theater.
Sunday and Monday-Tom My. in
the new William Fox special feature,
Desert Love-" a riproarinE romance
OF the west. directed by Jacques
Jaccard.
Tuesday and Wednesday, bill Of
short subjects. all new. Hall Room
Boys comedy. Passing the Buck"
Climb fun Of thrills and the Fox
Thursday and Friday George
Walsh in his latest feature. The
Dead Line" a romance and adventure
OF the west, never more colorfuIly
screened. A comedy reel viii be the
Starting Saturday and through
dnesday-William Farnum in the
brand new Fox production. The Ad-
venturer," by =. Lloyd Sheldon, the
story Of an attractive adventurer who
conquered the world.
Crawford Theater.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
George c Tyler's Chicago company
with the Blackstone theater, viii
present Booth TarSington's latest
comedy, Clarence"
EIIanay Program.
Starting Sunday for an entire I
weeks agement-Constance Tai /
madEe viii be seen in her indepen- /
IDENTIFY produced attraction, In Search /
of a Sinner" by John Emerson and I
Anita Loos- Special music by Boyer 1
stedt Brothers orchestra and Nav
Duggan Wilson at the EIlanay organ.
Pathe News and other Ellanay fea-
lures on the same bill Special mid !
night matinee OF this picture Satur-
lay night at Hoop. m
Greclan Theatre.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Harry Carey in his latest western
nelodrama- Bullet Proof" also new
'omedy and Bray Photograph Music
BY Beyerstedt Brothers orchestra and
Jessie Mccall Griggs at the Grecian
,rEan.
Wednesday and Thursdav-Harrv
dorey in his latest Vitagraph pro-
iuction, The Sea Rider" a thrilling
tory Of the sea. also latest Pathe
Friday and saturday-specia1 re-
urn showing OF Mabel Normand In
Ter biggest comedy hit. Upstairs"
special music by Beyerstedt Brothers
orchestra and Jessie Mccall Griggs At
srecian organ.
Rialf0 Attractions.
Commencing Monday for the en-
ire week-William S. Hart in his
irst own production The Toll Cate"
Unique Program.
Now shoWing-Paul Armstrong'sl
worlds famous Alias Jimmy Valen-
inc"
Tuesday and Wednesday-Esrl Met !
alfe and Claire Whitney in The I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Roberts Doesn't Expect
Vote OF Society Women

Phoenix, ARK, May s.-Votes OF
society women are not expected to
contribute greatly toward the total
vote cast for c. H. Roberts. former
state sanator from C0chise county,
candidate for Democratic nominal
ton for the goVernorship, he said
in a statement yesterday.
They don't know what have
done" said 1Ir. Roberts. adding that
women OF the society type were not
given to following records mabe in
politics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

sure Just what office ne was caudi-
date for, so often had he run and so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
COrOict Gang of II
SdUes State 100000

Ashburn. n. Y, Nay s-A convict
gang OF Il, all members OF the Mu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
School Children in Bird
Home Building Contest

Lawrence, kan. May s-Wild
birds have been furnished with $50
houses here as the result OF a con-
test staged by the chamber OF COM
merce.
The houses were constructed by
children in the city schools. Prizes
were given for the best built bird
homes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
400 CARS or Cattle BOUGHT
TO BE SHIPPED BEFORE JUNE 10

Globe Ariz-. Nay S.-More than 400
carloads OF cattle have been contract
ed for shipment on the Arizona East
ern road before June Is. About 100
head have been sold for the Indians
Of the San Carlos Apache reservation
and will be shipped at once. A part
Of these cattle were bought by John
Degnen Of FL Paso. Mather Willis.
reservation superintendent Of live
stock, says reservation range condi-
tons never were better and the calf
crop never larger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
RULES GAS COMPANIES
MUST ADJUST THEIR BILLS

- crecsal Correspondent.
TRENTON, Sept S:-The Boara
~ Public Utility Commissioner 10
~ ruled that gas companies, au-
tbor,zed by the board to charge IN,
rseased rates for gas sold on ano
sfser August /, must adjust tnen
rms SO the increased rate Will noe
anplv TO part Of the month OF Suly'
Companies against which con-
n,ofnts have been mad are tne
Pnhiic service Gas Company, Pleas-
anfrille Gas Light Company, Soas.
Gak Company and City Gas Lisn'
companv Of Ocean City.
II is the practice of gas compa-
Mes to have meter readings cover
neriod of approximately NY
month. These readings are mace
- different days and complains
Save been made to the board tnas
there meters were read in July anu
In August the bills applied n IN,
creased rate to the period coVereu
f~ncluding a number OF days IN july.
\ board holds the companies
ehonld divide the total amount OF
cas consumed during the PERIOD pc
Sween the meter readings by the
number OF days, including those on
which the meter was read; that the
res,lt NAV be taken as the daily
ronsumption; that the old rate shal
appIv to the period in the Dill prior
"a August l and the new rate on
and after August 1.
REFUNDS may be made or credits
allowed where bills including perl
ods TO August l have been paid al
the new rate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
z MEN TO Be EXECUTED
At CHICAGO IN TWO DAYS

CHICAGO, Today.-All records for
legal executions in Cook county and
possfbly in the state Of Illinois, Will
Be broken here October IA and 10,
county officials believe. when twelve
men are sentenced to be hanged for
murder.
Eight Of the men are under sentence
to die October II and four on the
following day. In addition two other
layers who have been convicted are
awaiting sentence and It Is possible
that they also may hang on n or
the other of the two days.
Chicago has had several wholesale
executions In the past-the most
notable on Nov. IL. 1887. when four
Of the Haymarket anarchists were
hanged-but nothing in the memory
Of iail officials approaches a death list
of twelve in two days.
Hangings in the Cook county jail
take place in the corridor of one OF
the main cell blocks. Their Is just
room for a double gallows, so II Is
probable, according to George f.. Lee,
the jailer, that the men will be exc,
ruted in pairs. The hangings will
eos the state approximately $4,000,
Including a 800 fee for the sheriff
Tor each man hung.
Those to be hanged October IA are
Sam Cardinella, leader Of a black
hand gang whose members confess
ed several murders; Nick Vianl,
Thomas Errico, Frank Campione,
Sam Lopez. Joe Castanzo, Sam Fer
rara and Henry Reese. the latter a
negro.
The October Is list includes Arthur
HaenseI, Richard Wilson, Harry An
dre and Frank Eager. Haensel, who
killed his wife, was to have been ex-
executed last spring but was granted a
reprieve five minutes before he was
TO have marched to the gallows- An
Dire was convicted of killing a watch
man while robbing a factory safe.
Wilson was found guilty In the same
case. although he was on another
door of the building when Andre, his
partner, killed the man. The jury
Needed that as an accomplice he was
EQUALLY guilty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
SPORTS AT GEORGETOWN.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. July S.-Matinee races
baseball and athletic events at the George
town Driving Park, Monday afternoon
drew 5000 people who were In attendance
at the Sussex county Fourth of July cele.
bration held here. There were four entries,
but the horses could not show their form
because of the slowness of the track and
the interference on the part of the spec
tators.
The baseball game between the Sussex
All Stars and the Millsboro club was won
by the former by the score of to 5.
Benjamin Faucet, son Of Linford p
Faucet, manager of the II. K Mulford
Chemical Company, of Philadelphia, and
a widely-known athlete Of the Episcopal
High School, Philadelphia, who is spend
ing the summer here, won the l0O-yard
and 220-yard dashes, also the high Jump,
the jump being FIVE feet and four inches.
Harold Hatfield Of this city crossed the
bar at five feet and three inches. Prof.
Roy Henney won the shot put at 81 feet
Courtland Barr finished first In the SS0-
yard dash.
Prizes were awarded 10 those taking
part IN the parade, as follows: Best deco
rated automobile, except Chevrolet and
seHtt otpi btbbNn iTOOQce Excuange,
one Goodrich tire, by Georgetown Auto
Company; second prize, Farmers Pro-
duce Association Of Milford one Goodrich
tube, boy Georgetown Auto COMPANY.
best decorated Ford automobile. Norman
Baker, one Firestone cord tire. BY George
town Auto Company; second PRE-
Norman Dickerson, one U. S. tube,
Georgetown Auto Company; best eouiD-
ped fire company, Laurel Fire Depart
ment, megaphone, by the committee:
best decorated residence, Mrs Noah III
Dennis, American flag, eight feet by five
feet, by Ferris Giles, Wilmington; best
float, NJ. l.. Auxiliary, American flag,
eight feet by II fedt,' by the committee;
honorable mention, Nelson J. Forney,
Georgetown iewelryman.
There Is a likelihood of the next county,
wide celebration being held 10 Milford
a. Il j. understood that contributions are
already being made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
SUBURBkN|TES STAGE
FAST GAMES SATURDAY
Keen Rivalry Among Teams That
Promises to Result in Close
Contests; Crouch to Play.

Baseball fans in the suburbs anticipate
three exciting contests on Saturday
among teams in the Suburban Baseball
League when Krebs Company plays Els
mere. Richardson Park, meets Stanton
and Brack-Ex plays Marshallton. All OF
the clubs are going strong and Will have
their strongest lne-ups In the held. The
fight for the flag is getting closer each
week and although Brack-Ex maintains a
two-game lead over her nearest rival, the
lower clubs promise the leaders several
surprises before the seasons end.
The most important game wlll be staged
at Marshalton when the Ivanhoe boys
expect to repeat their last weeks shut
out over Richardson Park at the expense
of their opponents, Brack-Ex. wild Bill
Crouch, hero of many brilliant game IN
years past, will stage comeback on the
mount in an attempt to drop the Tying
Brack-Ex nine. Crouch, who Will be re-
membered as the former du Pont, Van
dever twirler, is in splendid shape and
should show his old-time form. The big
southpaw is the idol of all old Marshallton
fans and record crowd Is expected out TO
see his comeback" Manager "bonnie
Green of the pace makers will use his best
bet, Shanner, who has preserved perfect
TttOIu ~ ial iAAto sSsASth siAst fs'N'N'S
battle is expected.
At Elsmere, Martin will twirl for the
home team with Lowry on the receiving
end, and Collins or Foster will huri Tor
the Krebs club. The Newporters are gong
strong and hope to continue their winning
streak at the expense of Tommy kaners
warriors Krebs won the encounter the
last time the two clubs met and Eismere
hopes to reverse the count on this occas-
sion -
The remaining set-to at Stanton will
show few new faces on the Richardson
Park club, which has dropped four OF the
last FIVE games it has played. PhInney
Hastings, pilot OF the park club, believes
his shake-up will put his club night IN the
running again and hopes to make tins
game the first of series of victories
Duffy or Connor will hurl for the Park
with Greenwell or Nichols back Of the
bat. Stanton will use Ewing or Ice on
the mound and Spence or Rhoades on the
receiving end The heavy hitting Stan
ton club hope to rise from the cellar by
taking the contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
ATHLETICS TAKE
DOUBLE HEADER
Mack's Trailers Make Season Rec
ord When They Defeat Boston
Twice by Shut-Out Route.

II sounds like a miracle, but the Ath-
lctlcs won a doublc-headcr from Boston
yesterday. Scott Perry and Dave keefe
earned shut-out victories over the Red
Sox. In the opening game keefe twirled
no-hit ball until the eighth inning and
allowed but two hits for the entire game.
The Athletics are the first team this sea-
son 10 win a double-header, taking both
games by the shut-out route. The Ath-
letics inheld was looked upon with much
favor and predictions were made that 1T
will be another million-dollar combina-
tion. The other teams in the American
League were idle.
4 triple play by the Pirates halted the
Phillies' rally yesterday when good pros
pects Of making runs were spoiled on
Wheat fly TO the pitcher. Cooper held the
Philadelphians 10 three hits, while Smith
was found for eight. The Cubs rallied In
the eighth yesterday, put five runs across
and routed the Cardinals. The other
teams were not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
ALL-W|LM|NGTON LEAGUE
Keystone F. c. Will Remain in
Circuit; Games for Saturday
Announced.

Difficulties which threatened the with
drawal Of the Keystone L. 9. from the
All-W ilmington League Nwcrc adjusted
last night, following conference between
President Leo Walsh and Manager Hack
ett of the keystone Club. The trouble
was adjusted at a special meeting Of the
board of directors of the club, who num-
bor rs and who voted unanimously to stay
in the league until the end of the season.
SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY.
Parkside at Ninth Ward, Twenty
second and Claymont streets.
Eleventh Ward at South Sidc-Edcn
at Eden Park
keystone at Ncighborhood at Second
and du Pont streets.
Defiance at Silverbrook at Military
Grounds.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
league will be'held tonight at the office of
the Every Evening, at $50. Managers or
representatives are requested to attend,
as business matters of grave Importance
to every club will be transacted. A special
request is made for the managers of
Silverbrook and Ncighborhood clubs.
Tags for Saturdays games will be dis
tributed while umpires will be assigned
Eleventh Ward will practice tomorrow
night for their game with South Side-Eden.
Parkside will hold workout at
kirkwood Park tomorrow night in prep
aration for the Ninth Ward game.
~
You try an Every Evening wnnt adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
PENNSYLVANIA SHOOT.
Elimination Contest TO be Staged Saturday
Afternoon at Todd's Cut.

An important shoot of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Gun Club will be held at their
traus AZ Todd's Cut. Saturday, when the
perrvville, Lamokin and Wilmington rail-
road teams face the traps in an elimination
shoot 20 determine which team will rep
resent the Maryland Division in the
Grand Division shoot. Each team will
turn cut their strongest men to try to
win the honoTs +. i. Coward foreman
al Perryvllle. claims that he will produce
a winner and J. r. Robinson. captain of
the Lamokin boys also claims this distinc-
ton. but Elmer Cornog. president Of the
Wilmington team, says he has some
shooting left in his system even after he
won the A. A. +. 4. prize at the registered
tournament two weeks ago.
The rivalry Is keen between these teams
and an interesting match is promised.
All MARYLAND Division shooters are asked
70 report early Saturday, as in numbers
there is strength. The regular Saturday
program will be shot by those members
"a She club who are not employed by
the Pennsylvania so they need not absent
themselves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
COMMUNITY SERVICE
TRACK AND FIELD MEET
To be Held at Fair Grounds on
Labor Day; Elimination Con-
tests July 81.

The track and field championship o
Wilmington will be determined at tho
Community Service track and field
meet on Labor Day, September 6, at the
Delaware State Fair grounds.
In order that proper representation
may be had in this affair by all organiza-
tions, there will be an elimination meet
held at the Delaware State Fair grounds,
Saturday afternoon, July 81, from which
will be chosen the first four winners in
each event who will compete in the final
meet
Athletes competing and placing in an
athletic event cannot compete IN the
same event in another elimination meet.
They may, however, compete in differ
cnt event.
Handsome gold, silver and bronze
prizes will be gwen for first, second and
third places and cup will be given the
team scoring the greatest number of
points, cup to the winning relay team,
and cup TO the winner Of the discuss
throw. prizes will be given at the cham
pionship games only.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
MISTER NOW LEADS.

Champion Johnny Kane took the third
defeat Of the season in the pocket billiard
championship tournament when be Was
defeated last night by Mister, 1OO-62. The
victory places Mister al the top Of the
contestants with ten victories and one
defeat Mister started off with run Of
II, followed by runs Of 22 and ~, having
his opponent on the short end of 56-9
score Kane improved and shot his way
well up in the running.
Young and Tetlow will play in the
match tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
BABE" RUTH UNINJrRED.
Though Premier Swattcr Was In tui,
Accident Near Waya Pa.

New York, July ss-"Babe" Ruth,
champion home run hitter ~ the New YoFk
Yankees, was not injured in The acc.dci Z
IN which bis automobile waa wrecked nfnf
Wawa, Pa, early yesterday. Miller Hur.
gins, manager of the club, Announced here
last night Ruth returned - New Hmk
here today against Detroit, Manamf
Huggins said.
Ruth, Mrs Ruth and three other bar
PLAYERS we're in the car 90 their way a.
New York from Washington, where ihc
team played Tuesday. The aocident. AZ
cording to information received ~ iif
club officials here, resulted Nhrn Ruth
who was driving. attempted - turn Duf
TO avoid another car Iiis machine uas
overturned and wrecked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
BICYCLE RACES.
Valuable Prizes for Community Service
Events on July IL.

A number Of valuable prizes, a list Of
which was announced yesterday, will be
awarded by the Community Service to
tho winners Of the bicycle street races,
which will be held in this city July IL.
A number of entries have already been
received and more are expected. The races
are open To boys, youths, men, girls and
women. For the boys and men, three
classes have been arranged according TO
the age Of the entrants, while the women
will contend for bicycle honors in one
class
The prizes will be: Two gold watches,
two pair Of tires, nc gold medal, one sil-
yer medal, pair Of pedals, one racing
saddle, ono chain and one set Of fancy
handle bars Other special prizes which
will bc announced later ar 70 bc donated
by local merchants.
The races for the various classes viii be
run at ten-minute intervals, all starting
from the Church Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
GEOGHEGAN HOLDS
TEAM TO ONE HIT
Former Delaware Star Wins for
Accountants When He Holds
Experimental Nine Safe.

The first game Of the series for the du
Pont Company championship at the du
Pont Country Club diamond last night
was pitchers duel between Geoghegan
of the Accounting Department and
Toomey for the Experimental Station, in
which the former triumphed Geoghegan
allowed but one hit and famed eight,
while Tocney gave the visitors two hits
and struck out four.
The lone run of the game was scored
in the second inning, when X. Strebb
singled, stole second and with two out
scored on Murphy's single to center field.
The game, which was witnessed by hun
dreds of du Pont Company employees,
was of championship calibrc from start
to finish and indicates that there will be
some fast games before the title is settled.
Beatty registered the only hit for the
Experimental boys. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
FRANKLIN JRS. WANT GAMES.

The Franklin Juniors would like TO
arrange games with any team from the
age of to III years. Teams on the west
side Of the city preferred. Send al chal-
lenges to John Mccormick, 1924 West
Fourth street. The lineup: James Begley,
catcher; Tom Herlihey, pitcher; John
Mccormick, short stop; T. Fahey, first
base; Joe Fahey, second base; Joe Me-
Cormick, third base; Pierson, right field /;
James Conway, center field; John
Fahey, left field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
MARRIED MEN VS.. SINGLE MEN.

The married and single men of the De
fiance Athletic Association will meet
again tonight at the Third and Adams
streets grounds. The married squad wants
to even the series and have considerably
strengthened their team since iast week $
game. 1t is likely that Johnny Kenny
will shove them across for the single men,
while Holveck will pitch for the married
men. The two teams are composed
strictly of old-time ball players and some
OF the best known ball players of former
wears sprinkle both clubs lineups.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
LAUREL REGAINS FORM.

Laurel, July S.-Laurel defeated
Marydel. to 4, yesterday. The Mary
landers got their runs on errors In the
first inning.
Laurel, champion OF last years PENN
sula League. has won its two last games.
It was Laurel's first win over Marydel
his year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
REPRESENTS YACHT CLUB.
c. Sherman Hoyt viii Be On Shamrock
in international Match

c. Sherman Hoyt will be the New York
Yacht Club representative on Shamrock
", when she sails IN the international
races. Mr.. Hoyt was the financial man
ager of the Vanitie, and he has had con-
siderable experience as yachtsman.
For many years Mr.. Hoyt was superin-
tendent of drydock at the Harlan plant
of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co. While
residing in this city he attained great
social prominence. He was popular
member of the Wilmington Club and the
Wilmington Country Cnb