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Evening journal., 1920-10-12

They're talking now OF reorganlz-
ing professional baseball by putting at
the head OF the game one man or
more OF outstanding prominence and
unassall0hlo intcefity.
EX-presIdcnt Taft, General pcrshing
and judge lands have been mentioned
for the Job.
Seven clubs have agrecd 90 work
Tor the plan, but the Scnagamhlan In
the fuel pile Is the fact that the
idea was started chiefly by Messrs.
COmIskoy. France. Ruppert and Hous-
ton-fOur enemies or Ban Johnson.
president OF the American League
and It's fair TO lmagine that the oust-
ing Of Ban Is part Of tho plan
Perhaps Ban ought 10 be oustcd
but IT'S not an easy lob.
10 ought not 90 be impossible FOR
the owners % clean up the game
themselves instead ~ hiring a lot of
outsiders for the job
The magnatcs haven't been selling
ball games AZ least. not that We
know OF. Some PLAYERS and gam
bling clique have sold the rames.
There's one way 20 get honest base.
bali. Hire honest players and see
that they stay honest.
Hire bah players with some idea,
about ethics. II a ball player keep.
bad company fire iim. no matter how
good "A player he Is.
The magnatcs can do That them
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
DELAWARE TO
MEET ST. JOHNS
Coach Shipley Getting Team
in Shape for Saturdays
Contest
WILL PLAY ARMY
IN BASKETBALL
snecIaI 10 the EvenIng journal.


NEWARK, oct. i2-While Delaware
defeated George Washington Univer-
sity at Washington last Saturday 81
TO :. Coach Shipley and others who
saw the game are not entirely sails
nd win The work OF the team in that
game.
II is The opinion Of those who wit
messed the contest that Delaware
should have scored at least four
touchdowns instead OF two and that
the eleven did not put up near as
strong a game as was played against
Urslnus the previous Saturday. The
backs made gains repeatedly but the
game seemed to lack the necessary
pep"
Coach Shipley started at once yes
terday afternoon TO try and remedy
the defects that were evident in sat
urday's cOnist. The men came through
the game in fine shape physically.
Watson was unable TO be In uniform
yesterday, bu. that was due to b0ils.
Mcdonald who starred 10 The Urslnus
game played another good game sat
urday.
Coach Shipley had three squads
working yesterday afternoon the ya~S
sity and two scrubs. Wells who has
been out with a cold since the Penn
game was able TO report for practice
yesterday and was used in the line
on the varsity squad.
The basketball season will open
this year shortly after the football
season closes on Thanksgiving. An
nouncement has been made that III
Army has been scheduled for the FIRST
time. This will be the opening game
OF the one or two other basketball
teams will play here before the Christ
mas holidays.
Delaware football team will play
at home the coming Saturday and
their opponents will be St. Johns AOi
Annapolis. The latter team gave
Dickinson hard game last Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
s. ! |Ia1EAEgAHDEsAa2S g

The genius who made the rules and
regulations knew what he was doing.
We refer TO forty lover That's
tennis.
A newcomer once asked a friend
what the score was. The old-timer re-
piled, Thirty love" IAN right
sweetheart" replied the newcomer. IS
That's not meant as a slam at ten
nls-it Just was funny TO usi And Il
listens Ike tennis feels when you play
II.
And yet we like tennis ourselves,
and We're a rank player, tool
Now as TO the great American game.
Baseball Is a sturdy pastime, sure
enough. But the casualties are few
and FAR between.
Golf Is another great sport which
has few errors. except the language
which usually goes with Il.
But they are an sports. and, be they
rough or tame, were for 'emi
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
THE EVENING Journal, TUESDAY OCTOBER H. l02O
DU P0NT COUNTRY
CLUB TO EXPAND

More than usual interest Is attached
TO The annual meeting OF active mem-
bers OF the dupont Country Club at
the dupont Hotel tonight The cleo
ti0n OF - members of the Board OF
gOVcrnOfs who will guide the dcslIn-
les OF the club during the coming
year Is the principal business on hand
The next year, 10 Is expected. will be
one OF The most important In the his
tory OF the organization. Although
the club Is less than year old most
satisfactory progress has been made.
Through the efforts Df the officials
number Of. tennis courts have been
laid out which are at least the equal
OF any In the state a nine hole gOlf
course has also been laid out and
there is a probability that during the
forthcoming year this course VIII be
increased 20 IS holes The incoming
board OF governors also viii have a
number of other important features
10 consider for The Improvement or
the club. among them probably the
building OF a new club house.
At the annual meeting this evening
reports of officers will be read md an
amendment 10 the bylaws VIII be
voted on This amendment provides
that the husband .Or wife or an active
member may be admitted 10 limited
associate mebershp upon application
90 the club and acceptance by the
board OF governors
10 Is proposed 90 flX the dues for
this class OF membership al ten dollars
per year for men and five dollars per
year for women.
An interesting feature of the meet
ing viii be the showing OF a golf fllm.
picturlng a match at The Detroit Coun-
try Club between NardOn and Ray. the
two famous British golfers. and Hagan
and Ross This film has an added In
terest at this time because Nardon
and Ray are scheduled TO playin VII
mingiOn this week.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
KEYSTONE GRIDIR0N
TEAM LOOKS GOOD

The keystone Field Clubs football
team held iie second practice last
evening at Tenth and King streets,
and although there were more candi-
dates out than on the opening night.
the managcr and coach would like 10
see every member turn out with the
hone that first class team can be
rounded out from the squad
The team has been very fortunate
In securing the services OF Ed. fagley
Of the ChesrOOk team as coach and
signal nractlcc last evening after
which a blackboard talk was given
the players In the club rooms.
Among the players who were out
last evening were Pat Slrawhridge.
Al. StraWbridge. Bc3rcat Virgins.
spike Hayden. Lucky DEM.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

The man who framed the fall sports
Must have been rough-neck, right J
lie picked a lot Of snappy games
Which takes much main and might J
For instance. foo.5alli Think O. hiatt
It's lam and snove and push.
In which a player oftimes gets
A dlslocated mush.
And that's Just one OF many sports
That come when fall arrives.
lust one OF many sports IN Wnlch
The sportsmen risk their lives.
But turn 10 spring and summertime,
When gentle breeres blow
The snort events are practically
As gentle, don't you know
Wen cite YOU Just for instance,
The famous diamond game.
Compare it with The gridiron spor'
And yo0ll agree It's tame.
Yea. we could name a dozen OF
Both classes, goodness knows.
But ii is really easier
To lot them down in prose.
And here's the prose:
This is the time OF year when :he
beasfs Of the forests are In mucn
danger. The hunter has set form
with his gun 10 bring nome ihe Dacoh'
or the deer meat.
Blu. think Of the hunter himself.
Many a man has gone out 10 shoos
has been shot himself. And some OF
them "half shot" But tha, is a dead
issue-or supposed to be-
For some reason or other there is
heap OF danger-nay. carelessness-
attached TO hunting sport.
Not in the same class. and yet some
what dangerous, Is the basketball pas
time.
MANY a druggist has reaped a profit
/ following a rough and tumble, goal
shooting contest Linlment, adhesive
patches and bandagesl
Turning. back TO football: There's
probably isn't a sport on the markel
| that sends more fellows 10 ne medl-
cine cabine. than the pigsk.n pasiime'
There Is nothing wrong about that,
aciually-irs part OF the game, and II
YOU pick 10 as your pleasure, you
must take wnat comes.
Somebody has said that the stun. i
takes TO make a real, game fooiballer
IS what real American youths are
made OF.
Mebbe sol We hope sol
Now slant at tennis. It's a great
game, but who ever got injured bat
tnR an inofensiye ll0lh circle abouI!
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
BICYCLE MEET Is
CITY LATEST SPORT

A bicycle field meet will be here
next Saturday afternoon by Messre.
Mountz and Mckinney. Of Mountz and
Mckinney Co., s37 Tatnall street.
According to present plans the
meet VIII consist OF at least ten
EVENTS including slow-bicycle riding.
potato race on bicycles, broad Jump
ing and various other events.
The promoters have selected with
care a list OF prizes which will in
clude a pair OF Pennsylvania Vac
uum Cord tires. one pair Of United
States Cord tires. one pair OF Good
rich Safety-tread tires, twelve pair
OF rubber cycle grips, one com
plete electric outlt and other prizes
according to the number Of events.
The contestants will meet IN front
Of the Mountz and Mckinney store
at I o'clock Saturday afternoon and
will participate in the parade TO the
athletic field. Frank Mckinney will
lead the parade, riding an old-fash-
loned high wheel, while Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mountz Will ride an old-style
tandon.
The contests win be open 10 both
boys and girls and no entrance fee
viii be charged.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
PRACTICE NIGHT ron WILDlRE,

All members Of the Wildre f00r
ball team are asked 90 report for
practice at $50 o'clock tonight. This
men are.
VI. Carroll. ID. Sirawbrdge. rh.: l.
Sholdrlcl, b. Donnolly. IT,; r. Jeswick
A. COLOMBIA. M. ID. Johrson. II.
strawbrdge. NJ; p. Connolly, N
rt: j. CLARK. W. Kee. le.: a. Corr0u
W Murphcy. c., B. Cln. ". Molch.
lt.: y. Nickers. A. Strawbridge, qb.
Any other member wiShsng a trg-
out VIII be welcome az The Wild 80
A. A. Club. at Chestnut and Frai.s-
lln streets.
Wildare would Ike 20 hear frox
any team In or out of the city, aVe..
aging from liO 90 10 pounds. Senz
challene,'s 10 Joe Glynn. 3i7 Soea
Jackson street.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
CLEVELAND .
BROOKLYN ..
Stolen base-J. Johnston.
Sacrifice nies-NOne.

sacrifice lltc -Nuut.
Double plays-Konetchy Kruger
and ]. Johnston: Gardner, ONelll, w
Johnston and O'Neill, Malls and Burns.
Olson, Kildun and konetchy 2;
Wambsganss, Sewell and Burns :;
Johnston, kildnn and = konettchy :
Sewell. Wambsganss and Burns Card
ner. Wambsganss and Burns; Myers,
Olson and Kildun; Jameson and
O'Nein; Gardner. Wambsganss and
Johnston; Johnston, Sewell and
Johnston.
Triple play-Wambsganss (unas-
Earned runs-On Marquard. 3; OF
Coveleskie. 2; OF Bagby, 8; of Uhle,
none: OF Grimes, z: on Caldwell, 4;
OF Mails, none; OF :. smith, 1;
off Cadore. 2: on MamauX, 2; on
pfeffer. 1: of Mitchell, 1.
Struck out-By Coveleskie u. Johns
ton, Kildun, 3; Konetchy, MamauX
ard Myers); by Cadore lW. Johns,
TOM; by Mamaux tSewell' ONeill
and Coveleskie, p; by Grimes y.
Smith. Graneyl; by Uhle MILLER, VI
son and Grifllhl by Bagby Wheat,
Konetchy and Griffith by ). smith
well. none: by Marquard Burns 2,
Gardner. Speaker. Wambsganss and
WOOD: by Pfener (ONeilD; by
Mitchell lGraney) by Mails o. john
ston, 5. Smith q Sheehan, Wheat and
kildu1).
Bases on balls-Of COveleskie lOl-
son and KOnetchyl; of Cadore
Wambsganss); OF Marquard Wood.
Evans and O'NeilD; of Pfefer
Burns and ,ONeilD; on %irimes
Jameson, Speaker, Wambsganss,
Gardner and ONeIln; on Bagb!
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
BY INNINGS

(WheaD: on Uhle. none; on Cald-
well tOls0n) of Mitchell lONeill and
Speaker on Mails (Neie. k0netohy .,
Miller and Ols0n); OF 5. smith
(Wambsganss, Sewell and Burns).
Runs balted in-By ONeil 2; by
Konetchy, 2; by Griffith, 3; by Wheat,
2: by Myers. 1: by Evans, 1; by r.
Smith, 6; by Bagby, 3; by Gardner,
4; by Burns g.
Wild pitches-Bagby and Pieffer.
First base on errOr-BrOOklyn 4.
Passed ball-Miller, 2.
Left on bases-Brooklyn. 80; Cleve-
land, 80.
Pitchers records-Of Coveleskie. 10
hits and 2 runs in eighteen innings
OF Bagby, 20 hits and run in fifteen
INNINGS; of Grimes, i6 hits and
runs In twelve and 0ne-third innings
on Caldwell. 2 hits and 2 runs In one
third inning; or Uhle, 4 hit In three
innings: on Cad0re. hits and runs
in one inning; on MamauX, 2 hits and
y runs in one inning; OF Marquard,
Z hits and 3 runs In nine innings
of pfeffer. 4 hits and 4 run In three
innings; on Mitchell, 3 hits and 1 run
In four and two-third innings; of s
smith, 20 hits and 1 run in seventeen
innings; OF Mails, 6 hits and no runs
in flfteen and twO-thirds innings.
Winning pitchers-COveleskie wor
nrst and fourth games for Cleveland
Crimes won second game for Brook
i'm and 6. Smith won third game FOR
Brooklyn. Bagby won NTH game f0i
Cleveland. Malls won sixth game for
Cleveland.
Losing pltcher-Marquard. Brook
'Nn: Bagby and Caldwell Cleveland
Cadore, Brooklyn; Grimes. Brooklyni
Smith, Brooklyn
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
FLYING SQUADRON
TO VISIT SEAF0RD
ipeeIal Io The Eyonlng Iournal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
SEAFORD, Oct i2.-Trlends here OF
Temple Smith, OF Greensboro, Nd,
have received word that be Is quite
an A. the University Hospital. Balti-
more. where ne last week underwent
on operation FOR pcrhonltls. Mr..
Smith Is a former baseball catcher,
and is well known an over the Pc
nlnsula. He Is at present proprietor
OF a large chicken farm.
The Republican dying squadron.
which Is touring the state with the
Harding movie picture wagon, Will
visit SeafOrd on wednesday evening
and the Republicans are planning 90
give them a rousing meeting
A number OF inc teachers OF The
Seaford High school are taking ad-
vantage OF the State Library In gel
ting reference books and standard
/ books OF fiction
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
sIInOT AT HAnnINGION.

The Kent Gun Club of Harrington
viii hold ile annual fan registered
tournament tomorrow. A. very nno
prOgram has been arranged The
program calls for $50 i6-yard tar
gets and a 30 bird handicap race.
Shooting viii start at 80 o'clock. but
the Kent Club has made provision
FOR Wilmington shooters arriving on
the 1890 train and they viii be al
lowed 90 shoot-up. 10 Is expected
that one or two squads viii go from
Wilmington % the Harrington shoot
as the Harrington boys can always
hF depended upon 20 show out-of-
town shooters a royal good time.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
NEW HOME Is
PARKSTDE'S HOPE

One thousand persons attended the
opening OF the parkside bazaar at
Kirkwood Park last night.
President Lewis opened the cere-
monies by introducing Councilman
McManus who congratulated the
Parkside athletes on the wonderful
appearance OF the carnival grounds
and urged those In attendance 20 sup
port the bazaar.
Following the address the lights on
the grounds were turned out and the
crowd was treated 10 a beautiful dis
play OF fireworks.
The carnival will be conducted each
night this week. The proceeds will
be applied 10 a club house fund.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
CITY MAY HAVE
BASKETBALLLEAGUE

Plans are under way for the for
nation OF a city basketball league.
Six or possibly seven Of the best
teams in the city are in line and
meeting will likely be called the early
part OF next week at which time the
promoters will discuss the plans with
representatives OF South Side Eden,
st. Mary's Defiance. Penn Del, Key
si0ne, Hagley, West End. Parkside.
BrOWnsOn. Pioneers. American
Legion. Old Swedes' Madclcy and
Hanover.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
CHESROOK- -VICTRIX
READY FOR PLAY

The flrst OF a series OF workouts
in preparation 10 the opening game
team will be held tonight at Tenth
and King streets. ChesroOk will
start play Saturday afternoon al
Harlan Field aga nst the Vicirix team
OF Philadelphia.
On next Sunday afternoon Chesro0k
will play Rex at Wilmington. Rex
defeated Chesrook last year after the
hardest kind OF game and the locals
expect 20 retr eve this defeat Sun
day. ANY one desiring 10 accompany
the team should mention the fact 10
a member OF the Chesrook team In
order that sufficient number OF
cars can be chartered
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
PENN.nEI MEETING

The Penn-Dcl basketball associa-
tion will met tomorrow evening at
the Peoples settlement 10 discuss
plans for The fan and winter cage
season. Manager Buckle" COnley
will again pilot the penn-Del team
this year and has requested the fol-
lowing pl1yers 10 attend Wednesday
nights meeting. Sheehy. Wolfe, An
dersOn. Webb and Purcell.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
DETIANCE PRACTICE NIGHT.

Practice VIII be held 40 ihe Thlrd
and Adams street field tonight by
the Defiance 4. A. football squad and
every candidate Is requested 10 attend.
Following me workout. business OF
an important nature is 10 be discuss
ed. The team Is without a game for
Saturday and would like 10 get in
touch with any team IN this section
averaging around the ii0-pOund mark
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE Old GUARDS.

Everybody at the meeting tonight.
We have some very important bust
ness 10 transact and want all mem
bcrs TO get IN on 10. We expect 20 ga
honey hunting after the meeting. so
please come prepared as we bought a
brand new brown derby for this
event.
10 is too bad Olen Hackett did not
catch the chicken on Harlan field Sat
urday, but We can't blame him. II
II had been the other kind we have
no doubt he would have been SUCCESS
ful. Bill Wiggans seems 10 have a
wicked ear for the telephone OF late
say. Olen. maybe he Will give you a
few pointers.
Keystone Field Club viii soon boast
or having some OF the best dancers
in captivity. Seven or eight members
known as the high falooting gang.
have been heard TO remark that the
whole gang Is looking for a good
school to take up the art that made
Jazz famous. This Is not an an
nOuncement but a warning 20 the
dancing teachers to be on the look
out for the high fal0Oting eight.
Yours in sport, the old guards.
ANt mystery OF MT. MuuuN an
sence from the club rooms OF late has
been explained His name is Lizzie
She has two speeds, start and stop.
mostly stop. In case George runs out
OF tin dishpans we can tell him
where some good material can be Sc
cured. Speed up Moody, old boy.
We are staring our quot league
again. As lt stands now Hackelt and
Briefman are champs. All you would
hes hand In your names TO Brlefman
as we need seven more teams TO
start. The prize will be a beautiful
Moody. Goldberg and Miller, the three
fighting wildcats. Yea, boi
Our football team has got started
at last. Their first game will be at
Rockford Tower on next Saturday.
|, where they will take on the strong
White Circle team. This team piloted
by the worthy Pat Strawbridge.
should give a good account OF lhem-
selves. so everybody turn out and
cheer the boys on TO victory.
Don't forget the smoker tomorrow
night we expect the largest crowd OF
the season. so let's go.
The club was well represented last
Wednesday when the Wash ngtOn
Fire Co. LETT for Allentown. Among
the members who made the trip were
Leon Klund. Ed Wright. Phil Sylves-
ter, Gerald Farrell, Mar. Farrell
Johnny Sullivan, Brud Clark. Frank
Massey and Frank Hayes and all re-
port they had he time Of their Ives
Kid Charwick. X. o. Harry Baker
Claude Mcbride. Bull Smith and
Herbert Booze are requested 20 come
out tonight for the football team.
Another trio that Is wanted at TO-
nights practice Is Walter Kee, Vlck-
ers and Kid Dougherty.
Well. fellows. how about that re.
lay team? About the fastest in The
State, eh2
who's who in the Defiance Club
What was the matter Saturday, boys
George Moutz and Henry took
trip TO Chester on Friday. Henry
who? Henry Ford, his new sid
partner.
Our quartet composed OF Ahearn
Hayes Reed and Turner will give IN
some OF the latest selections tOmor
row evening We may also havl
our string trio out.
Jim Leech has been appointed ri
rector OF the glce club
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
CYcIIsTs Tn pAnAnE-

A parade will be held Saturday by
the members Of the Independent Cy-
clist Association. The members will
meet at Pennsylvania avenue and Van
Burcn street al 1870 o'clock The
parade will move down Delaware
avenue 10 Market street and down
Market 10 Front.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

selves. They could have done II be-
fore.
n ball player is the type OF man
wno Is likely 10 be crooked 10 0ugM
not 20 be diflicult 10 ilnd Il out.
Other enterprises don't ilnd 10 I'M
possible 10 pick out The crooks tlat
get into their employ.
And a company doesn't keep an cx-
pert, after he pulls something sus-
plcous. even II he's the best expela
there Is.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
ANGLE 1OE. BREAKs WRIST

nANVILLE, III, oct i2.-'Unclo
Joe" Cannon, former speaker OF the
House OF Representatives, nursed a
broken wrist today.
Cannon. tlnkorlng In the basement
OF his home here, slipped on a piece
OF coal and fell.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
No IAZZ.

BROOKLYN-Dodger fans. who
watched the first three games be-
tween the Superhas and Indians are
still wondering why Squire Ebbets
didn't furnish any Jazz music.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

ODonnell's 20 60 Discount sale
offers favorable opportunity for you
TO secure your fall and winter needs
al a considerable s8ving-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
rnMlIY Tn CnACH-

HANONER-Earl Thompson, holder
OF the worlds record for the i20-yard
hurdles. will assist In coaching track
athletics at Dartmouth.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
TWO SPIT KINGS.

CLENELAND-There are just two
spitball pitchers in the business who
will mOislen the third s'rike. They
are COveleskie and Grimes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12
McCINTY NICKFD.

CLEVELAND-PrOmoter McGinty.
who asplred TO Introduce Jack Brit
land public got nlcked for $4,000 by
Ne wcalherman.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Most business men have learned by
experience the great convenience OF
having the Want Columns al their
cOmmald--AdY.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Cleveland o. Third S Cleveland
land5i Brooklyn f. Fifth game-Cevend s. Brooklyn Sixth game
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Everybody at the meeting tonight.
We have some very important bust
ness 10 transact and want all mem
bcrs TO get IN on it. We expect 20 ga
honey hunting after the meeting, so
please come prepared as we bought a
brand new brown derby for this
event.
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Now slant at tennis. lis a great
game. but who ever got injured bat
ling an lnoffensiye el0Lh circle about?
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

Our quartet composed Of Ahearn.
Hayes, Reed and Turner will give us
some OF the latest selections tomor-
row evening". We may also have
our string trio out
Jim Leech has been appointed Di-
rnclnr Of The rlnn clnh
Evening journal., 1920-10-12

10 is too bad Olen Hackett did not
catch the chicken on Harlan field sat
urday. but we can't blame him. II
u had been the other kind we have
no doubt he would have been SUCCESS
ful. Bill Wiggans seems 10 have a
wicked ear for the telephone OF late
say. Olen. maybe he Will give you a
few pointers.
The Washington times., 1920-01-25
DEATHS.

Alice Alderman, As yrs, Prov idence Hos.
James Edward O'Toole- jr., VI. Els ST
Iayinia sinsheimer. 6: yrs. S212 N st NV.
Robert V. Hughes, IS yrs, so7 II st NV.
Charles johnson, I yr., Children's Hos
MARY j. Dodge, 81 yrs, 3l5 9th st. Sc.
Margaret A johnson. 81 yrs, 1921 Law
JEFFERSON b. CralIe. 5s yrs., SSH Lowell st
George A. Hund. 81 yrs, L. s. Soldiers
sarah @. p. Kent. 81 yrs, 1907 California
st.
Charles l.. Scott, So yrs. Sos r ct. nv.
William II. Culbert, 81 yrs, 1870 Wyoming
Virgil A. Browning, rs yrs, Marine Bar
racks
Margaret " Perry, IS yrs, 81 Eiiz. Hos.
Charles Galley ~ yrs, Wash. Asy. Hos,
Mary williams, - yrs, 1923 Howison st
W.
uTlyEse, Coi.ton, 80 yrs. Frcedmen's Hos
Carrie jackson, IS yrs. Wash. Asy. Hos.
blanche s. Downs, 30 yrs, 1888 18th ut. NV.
Josie Broadax, 80 yrs. Freedmen's Hos.
David v Greene, - yrs, 5ls u st. NV.
Charles walker. ts yrs, 22l2 Liberty St
william Fl. Minor, IS yrs, III. seaton st.
Edward L. Grant. IL mths, 2124 Stevens CT.
AlfrA Hunt, 10 mths., 1857 Sth st. nv.
Infant Of Viola and James Thomas, days,
Columbia Hos.
Infant of william II. and Bertha NJ. Frank
lin 4 days, 33s Bryant st. NV.
Infant of william and Elizabeth Carpenter,
ls hrs, 40 Elm st. NV.