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and Robert, with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones, for the

and Robert, with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones, for the
present.
A. w. Stedman has been plowing
and narrowing his grounds on Park
avenue and has quite an acreage ready
for spring gardening.
Mrs. Robert Ralston is able to be
out again after being confined to her
home for several weeks with sciatica
and other ailments.
Mrs Edward Gonldner is in Marion
county, Kan, visiting her mother,
Mrs Zimmerman. who has been seri-
ously i'll for some weeks
The Lincoln Park schools opened
with the suai interest on Monday
after the holiday vacation of Thursday
and Friday.
James, 8. Kiskadden is not improv-
ing so rapidly from a siege Of neuritis
as the family have been hoping. but 10
able to be about the house by the aid
OF crutches.
Apples are stin going to market A
r. Davis having bought the stock held
over in the cellar of J. E. Friedinger
on Sherman avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Harris and baby of
Tallahassee Creek are guests Of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Harris, on
Twelfth street
A. G. Gslbraith. the Twelfth street
gardener, has tomato plants up. which
will be trsnsplsnted later for early
greenhouse production. Ar. Galbraith
is also planting sed for the spring de-
livery of plants to customers
Marion Gillen returned Thursday
from a three weeks visit among rel
atives and neighbors of his old home
In Mankato, Kan. Mr. Gillen had an
attack of flu while away, but arrived
home safely and is enjoying these
I Colorado days in contrast to the sharp
cold breezes of his native state.
John Williams of Park avenue is
still confined to his bed with the flu
epidemic. but is considered to be on
the road to recovery.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marks and two
1 children. who have been visiting for
/ the past two weeks at the home Of the
/ formers mother. Mrs. r. A. Story. left
the first of the week for their home in
Kansas City. No.
The family of George May is NOV
ing this week from the Gus Thomas
place to a ranch on Poplar avenue.
Mr. Thomas, who is at present in Ne
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Lincoln Park News

Spray oil is being brought out by
some of the ranchers over the Park to
be in readiness for the spring spray
ing.
NJ. Z. Logan has been out on Lin
coin Park during the past few days
looking after finishing up work in the
interests OF the census enumeration
Russell Ashley was business caller
on Lincoln Park on Thursday after
noon.
George Roth of Denver was a week
end guest at the Freidinger home on
Sherman avenue
Henry Palm was laid up day or
two the first of this week with a
light attack of influenza.
Mr.. McCrory has returned to his
place OF business in New Mexico since
the funeral of his wife, Mrs. Edith
McCrory, leaving the children, Maxine
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PyrOIite News

Florence Citizen.
Guido Jellico returned from the hos
pital at Trinidad where he has been
for the past three months suffering an
injury receivde In the mine.
George Fennell is on the sick list
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bersrdi and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Ransom of Coal Creek
visited NJ and Mrs. Gilbert Friday
evenig.
Mrs, Mary Santrella. Mrs. Richard
and Mrs. Collage were F1orene shop
pers on Monday.
Jack Tavener is able to be outa gain
after n severe sick spell
There will be dance here on Sat
urday evening. February % Those
wishing to come will be welcome.
Charlie Stonefelt OF Hickman. Ia.
came in on Saturday to visit his
nephew, George rennell. and says
he may remain II he can get suitable
work
Harry O'Day has gone to Lafayette
to visit home folk and see his best
girl
The many friends that George
Speatane has made during his short
stay here win regret TO learn he IL
preparing TO leave within a short time.
MT and Mrs. Harry Irwin OF Flor
ence paid this camp = visit on Mon.
day.
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Howard News

J 4. Mitchell had a cancer taken OF
his finger Saturday. Dr. G. w. Lar
mer performed the operation.
There were SO cases OF nu In the
Howard vicinity. All are getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Snowden and
ME. and Mrs. Moscow OF Coaidals
we're in town Sunday.
W. II. Howard has rented the pas
ture on z. T. ouigiey's ranch.
Clyde Mitchell has rented L T.
Quixley's place for the next year.
Louis Davis Is having all the rock
cleared OF Of quite a strip OF land on
his lower ranch.
s. w. Ross and Sneck Richards
have accepted a, position In Caicite
hauling rock.
Eugene Howard has returned home
from Denver. where he has been at
tending school. on account OF sick
ness.
Louis Davis was in Salida on bust
ness Monday OF this week.
C. w. Stoke delivered cattle to the
Hampson and Valdez Grocery Com
pany in Saiida Saturday Of last week
VIII Knabb is out and able to be
at work again.
MrB. Carr. Mrs. Applebee's mother,
woh has been her guest for several
weeks left for her home Wednesday
morning.
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Gufey News

William Richards has purchased
from W. C. Harrington the old Elces-
sor ranch on Black Mountain. The
place consists of 100 acres Of good
meadow land.
c. +. Defione of Colorado Springs.
president OF the Mil, Gulch mine. Wis
tied the mine this week
Miss Minnie Bettison OF Colorado
Springs is visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kestle.
James Wilson visited his parents in
Manitou this week.
Mrs. J. z. Berry is suffering with
asthma
W. II. Pigg Of Canon City has been
engaged in surveying in this vicinity
the past week.
J. r. Witcher purchased ranch
consisting OF $50 acres on Black Noun
tain. A. W. LAnders. the former
owner. is now living on the yernette
place.
o. L. Anderson of the Mil Gulch
mine went TO Cripple Creek to engage
more miners.
Mrs. Brooks Carver. who has been
suffering with pneumonia, is improv-
ing.
Most Of the people VINO have been
i'll with influenza are able to be up,
and It is hoped the schools will soon
be reopened.
Charles Harkins was a Canon City
visitor this week.
Frank Cafferty is building slaugh-
ter house for J. T. Witcher at the
ranch on South Park
Charles Corliss is building a resi-
dence IN Gufey. He Is also building
a new house on the ranch
Mrs. J. c. Hyssong entertained at
cards Thursday night The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyssong
and Virgil Funk.
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COaldale

School has been closed three weeks
now on account of the nu.
The Smith family have all recovered
from the flu and there are NO new
cases.
Walter Wsllens has moved to Wells
vile on the ranch they recently pur-
chased Of Dan Heister.
Robert Lemons is moving on to his
brother Jesse's place. He is going TO
farm it this season.
Mrs. Joe Arnold and daughter,
Maudlee, departed for Taos, N. n,
and Mr.. Arnold will make the trip
through with his car Of stock and
household goods
Henry Coerber and family motored
to Salida Saturday.
Miss Marie Boyer came mp from
Canon City.
Alfred Peitier is over from Ohio
City. He reported many cases OF fiu
in that vicinity. ...
Mr.. Koch came up from Canon City
to hook after his cattle
Clarence Gilbert motored TO Satda
Saturday.
Walter Friant, who La moving TO
Howard. has resigned his position in
The pos,ofice. Mrs. Agnes Hanes,
our former postmistress, 10 looking
after II
Mrs. Thomas Denek returned from
Pueblo Thursday. Mrs. Denek and
two daughters had the nu. She Is
stu very weak
Mr.. Coleman Is back from Okla
homa. He was called to that place
by the illness of his parents
Albert Lemons returned home from
Pueblo Friday
o. Branch OF Greed is driving team
for T. A. Gilray.
Mrs. T. A. Gilrsy and Mrs. o'Mfley
Lamane were transacting business in
Salida Wednesday.
Mrs. W. c. Smith and daughter
Miss Katie. left for Canon City Sat
urday
Mr.. Zimmerman. who has been stay
ing with Joe Smith. left for Taos
N. NJ.
Miss Dupaul, the county nurse. Is
stopping at o. I. ownens for the
present
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ness producers Try one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
HIGHLANDS SCHEDULE.
Baseball Team Has Games Booked With
a Number Of Fast Teams

The Highland A. A. has several stiff
games ahead. This evening they Will line
up against the Wilmington Giants at
Rockford Tower The Giants have fast
combination and il will require the High
lend aggregation 10 put forth their hest
efforts il they wish to triumph. The
game Will he called at $50 and a large
crowd i expected to be on hand TOmoT-
row Highland viii go 10 Pedricktowp. \.
j. 10 try for fall out of the team Of that
place. This team has vet TO be defeated,
having downed some of the best in New
Jersey. as we'll as Wilmington. All High
land PLAYERS are urged to report at Fourth
street wharf 10 catch the / o clock boat,
standard time
Next week Highland will line up against
Jack Lynch : fast St Ann team to decide
the championship of the Seventh ward.
One game Will be played TuesdPy and one
Thursday evening at Rockford Tower.
These games should prove interesting,
particularly TO the fans in the neighb0r-
hood Of the Highlands and the Forty
Acres.
The Highland management has re-
Gently acquired the services Of "HughIe
Crooks. fast and heavy-hitting outhelder
Highland still has Labor Dey open and
would like 10 arrange games with some
fast teams IN the State offering a reason
able guarantee. The management Is also
desirous of arranging twilight games with
any fast team ia the city for any night IN
the week Lorraine preferred. Direct all
communications 70 George d. Handy al
his residence. 200 West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
PARKS|DE CONQUERS
G|VENS' PLAYERS
Eleventh Ward Falls Before
Bradymen, Who Win 32d
Straight Game.

Before crowd estimated at 6, 800, the
Parksidc nine, champions of the 1919 All
Wilmington League, last night, defeated
the Eleventh Ward team, So, at Harlan
Field and for the first time this season
Parkside leads the league A light ram
during the early stages gave indications OF
causing another postponement, but the
fans were rewarded with one of the best
games ever PLAYED in Wilmington.
Manager Givens selected Dick
Hughes to stop the champions end for
five innings only one man reached first
and one hit was registered Hayes was
selected by Manager Brady to bring vic
tory to Parkside
Parkside made their first run in the
sixth inning. In the eighth, four more
runs went over the plate, after Hughes had
been touched for five hits, including n
triple By Glenn, double by Hayes and
singles by c. Smith, Underwood and
NOVEL;
Eleventh Ward failed TO score until the
ninth inning when they scored two runs,
after Morgan, who replaced Duncan IN
center, was out on grounder to Russ
Smith. frankie Duncan reached first on
Underwood's S error. Nitchie lifted n high
fly to Patton and was an easy out Lutz
made a double, frankie scoring Lutz
scored on Flynns single. The rally was
cut short when Long flied out to Booth
Although Parkside won the first leg on
the leadership of the Walsh circuit, this
did not dampen the hopes of Manager
Givens Of bringing the league pennant to
Browntown. Givens is confident that his
team will take the next meeting. which
will probably be staged next week as the
two teams have two postponed games TO
play.
Eleventh Ward threw away fine
chance in the fifth inning when, with one
down, Flynn singled, but was caught q
ward from the bag when NOVEL; pegged TO
second, when Flynn tried TO reach the
bag on a steal Long secured.a a free trip 10
first and Fishback singled to deep center
field, but Glenn fielded the ball and on a
perfect throw cut Long off at third base,
retiring the side
The game without doubt was the best
conducted for a championship game ever
staged in semi-professional ranks. Through
the cooperation OF the Wilmington Police
Department, the league officials were able
to keep the crowd in check Twenty police
under Sergeant Devenlsh patrolled the
park. The size OF the crowd out last night
indicates that the fans want mid-week
baseball The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
RICHARDSON PARK VS.. DEFIANCE.
Big Game Scheduled for Third and
Adams Streets Tonight.

Richardson Park Independents will be
the attraction al the Third and Adams
streets field tonight. The fans will have
an opportunity Of witnessing the work Of
Defiance Travellers in this game for the
first time this year. This is the first game
since the ffteen-inning affair with Chadds
Ford, last Saturday and as this team is
noted for their slugging. ability game
full of action is promised. The Travellers
will have in the lineup such men as Dave
Riley, Reeder, How Coughlin the big
first sacker, Rodgers. Hagen, McLough-
lin. Flo Forrest. Reese, Joe Tobin, Dillon,
kuby. Osowski McKenna.
IL is likely that Osowski will do the
twirling while Reeder will be seen behind
the plate.
Tomorrow afternoon the Travellers will
Journey 10 Middletown and expect to
annex another victory at the down-Staters'
expense.
IL is expected that the largest crowd of
the year will 90 10 the Third and Adams
streets grounds tomorrow afternoon to
witness the Defiance-Parkside fracas that
Will be staged there.
Manager Jack McDonough Of Defiance
did not know who would be his hurling
selection for this game, but it is expected
that Ward viii work for Parkside The
game will get under way ST BIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
ROCkLAND IN SUBURBAN.
Fast Team Takes Place Of Newport in
Popular Circuit.

At a meeting of the managers Of the
Suburban League last night, it was decid-
ed 70 accept the application of the Rock
land team 10 fill the vacancy In the league
caused by Newport Withdrawing as a re-
suit of a decision given several days ago.
following the game with Richardson Park
last Saturday. The Rockland manage
ment posted its forfeit this morning and is
now a member Of the league
The team will take the standing of the
Newport team and will finish out its
schedule. IL has some of the strongest
players of this section in its lineup and
will play travelling ball for the remainder
OF the season. 1t will make its appearance
tomorrow when Brack-Ex will meet them.
Ewing, now of Silverbrook of the All-Wil-
mington League, will do the pitching.
The other games scheduled for the
league are Richardson Park and Mar
shallton, and Stanton and Elsmere.
Elmhurst and Iorklyn also asked to
join the league 10 I'LL the vacancy last
nAght.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
MAILING NINE LOSES.

The Mailing Department lassies won
over the Traffic team, 8-5, in game at the
du Pont Country Club yesterday after
noon, with practically the entire game
played in a slow rain Miss Eloise Burns
held her opponents in the Traffic depart
ment to seven hits. Miss Lynch Of the
Traffic nine pounded out homer, but the
winning team secured Is hits off her de-
livery Miss Joyce. third-sacker for Mail
ing, made three hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
REDS WIN OPENER
FROM THE PH|LL|ES
Luquc Holds Cravath Warriors to
Three Hits; Ruth Makes 39th
Homer at Detroit.

Luque held the Phillies to three hits and
he Reds won the opening game OF the
leries in the Quaker City. Wilbur Hubbell
vas driven from the mound and Enzmann
vas also treated rough. The Pirates sub
iued the Dodgers, when they scored three
1ns in the tenth inning, after an exciting
,attle The score was tied three times up
~ the tenth inning. The Giants won over
the Cubs when they scored two runs in the
sixth inning. Watson held st. Louis to
four hits and Boston defeated the Cardn-
ais 10.
Ruth made his thirty-ninth home run OF
the season Yesterday when he lifted one
over tho right field fence. The run was the
only one made by the Yankees In their
game with the Tigers. Boston trimmed the
White Sox when they played indifferently.
rhree successive singles In the ninth IN
ming gave st Louis one run and 2-l
victory over Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06

n score u 70 3. The lineup follows.
Mailing department. Potts, ID; Krnmer,
r. g.; Slattery, J. g., Joyce. q b. Casey.
c. f.; Hainsworth, r. r. Goffigon. ~.
Powell, l. f.: Dougherty, 2. b.. Bnrns, D..
traffic department, litter, 3. b.. Quinn.
]. b.. Wood, 2. b.; Weber, e.; Lynch. ..
Short, r. T.; Solo, l. -. Blades. r d.
Bryan, C. T.; Davis, J. T. litter and Lynch
each made n home run Tor the traHic De-
partmfnt. Burns pitched well. and also
made home run.
Lorraine will hold its seoond annual
moonlight excursion tonight On the Etenm-
or BrandywiDe, leaving the Wilson Line
pier al 7.I5 standard time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06

went into extra innings, showing that the
teams that have scored victories over them
this season havo had to fight.
Walt Nevins, mninstay in the box, has
created a sensation in the Philadelphia
baseball world and is headed for the big
leagues according to sport writer's. 1t Is
likely that this boy will do the hurling
for tho Painters, while Brown will DO the
other end Of the umpire's announcement.
Otto Wagner, who pilots the Shipbuild-
ors, will undoubtedly send dick" Hughes
to the mound, and the catching selection
will be made from Hoch or Bunting.
Local followers arc only beginning To
realize the class Of ball which the Ship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
HARLAN PLAYS PHrLADELPHIANs.
Dutch Boy Painters Will BE Attraction at
Harlan Field Tomorrow.

Dutch Boy Painter is known to follow
ers of baseball as the nickname of fast
baseball nine of Philadelphia. The base
ball team has been taking an active part
in tho Original Manufacturers League OF
Philadelphia, and are scheduled to play
the Harlan Shipbuilders at Harlan Field
tomorrow afternoon.
They have bcep making goo reputa-
ton for themselves in all their games
played, and those that they have lost in
clude four by one run only. Two Of these
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
ALL WILMINGTON ME ETING.

Managers Of the All-Wilmington League
teams are requested to attend the meeting
Of the league this evening, to be held in
the office of the Evening Journal at SIS.
Besides the distribution Of tags and the
assignment of umpires, President Walsh
has important business matters for dis
cussion that will necesstate the at
tendance of a representative of each club.
sATURCAY's ALL-WiL. SCHEDULE.
Parkside VS. Defiance. at Conrad street.
Eleventh Ward VS.. keystone at Eden
Park 1.-TWO games.
South Side-Eden VS.. Neighborhood at
Second and du P0nt.
Ninth Ward VS. Silverbrook at Military
Grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
TENTH WARD CHAMPIONSHIP

The Defiance and Brownson teams will
play the first Of a series Of games for the
championship Of the Tenth ward next
Monday evening. The game will be play
ed at the Conrad street grounds at $50.
The two teams are made up of frst-class
material and large crowd is expected to
be on hand for the game The proceeds
of the game viii be donated to worthy
cause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06

builders have been playing, and will turn
out in largo numbers. The shipbtiilslcrs
were defeated last Saturday by the score
Of 3 TO at the hands Of tho Parkesbuug
Iron Company whom the Boston Ameri-
cans beat by the score Of 2 too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06

IWo-Dase nlLs-LuUl bOOInl Ilayts'
Three base hit-Glenn. Sacrifice hits
Cole, Glenn, Hayes. Stolen base--Lutz.
Struck out-By Hayes, 4; by Hughes, z.
Double play-F. Duncan to Cole to Long.
Bases on balls-Of Hayes, 3; off Hughes,
0. Umpires- Henry and Cunningham.
Time of game hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

National league Cincinnati at Phlla-
delphia; Chicago at New York; PIttsburg
at Brooklyn: st Louis at Boston.
American League at Cleve-
land. New York at Detroit Boston at
Chicago, Washington at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
~ = pbiIadplDhia q

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, .; Philadelphia, o.
Pittsburg, s; Brooklyn, 5 40 IN
ningsl.
New York, .; Chicago l.
Boston. | St Louis, O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit :; New York, /.
Boston, 4, Chicago, ,.
st Louis, 3; Washington, /.
Athletics Cleveland not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
WILMINGTON PLAYS BRIDGETON.

Manager Wintrup's Wilmington Club
will travel to Bridgeton, n j., tomorrow
and play the team of that place. Local
players will catch the ferry leaving
Fourth street wharf tomorrow at noon,
standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-06
DU POINT GIRLS AT BASEBALL.

Mailing Department Beat Traffic Depart
ment. Z TO 3.
The girls baseball league Of the traffic
and mailing departments Of the du Pont
Co. played a game last night on the
grounds Of the du Pont Country Club, the
mailing department being The victors with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-14
GUN SCARED STOREKEEPER
Sailor, A. w. o. L., Arrested When
Revolver Drops Out Of Pocket

When a revolver slipped out Of tho
pocket of n visitor to his store carly
last evening. Lewis Freedman. pro
prietor of haberdashcry store at 3Ol
South street. thought that he was the
victim of hold-up and called for the
police.
PatrOlman Miller, Of the Third and
De Lancey streets STATEN. who re-
SpOnded to Frcpdman's $ call, then placed
under arrest Samuel Abrams. nineteen
years old. of 300 Lombard street.
Abrams was given n hearing this
morning before Magistrate lIarrigan, at
the Third and DE Ianccy streets police
station, where he confessed that he was
n sailor on board thu I. :. :. Manning.
now at Baltimore. Md. and that he had
been absent from his ship without leave
for four. days. He explained that d"
entered Freedman store last evening
to get some money changed and that
when he reached into his pocket his re-
yOIvrr dropped to the floor. causing
Freedman to send for the police.
Magistrate llarrigan did not believe
Freedman charge that the sailor had
planned to hold him up, so he turned
Abrams over to the local naval authori-
ties. owing 10 the fact that he was
absent without leave from his ship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-14
JAMES TRIAL TOMORROW
Man Indicted In Camden Bank Mes.
senaer Murder to Face Court

Jointly indicted with Raymond "
SchuCk for the murder of David :.
Paul, Camden bank messenger, who
was slain October ;. Frank J. James
will go on trial tomorrow in the Cam .
den Criminal Court before Supreme
Court Justice Katzenbach.
1t has been rumored that the insan =
ity plea intended for James by his
counsel will be abandoned. Instead a
fight will be ma dc to save the accused
from the electric chair. Counsel for
James would not confirm reports that
the three alcnists who examined james
had agreed that the prisoner is sane.
Schuck. the other prisoner, will go
on trial on January 1.