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DEATHS.

pUGAN-ln this city, on July 20. 1920
Mary ., wife 81 Hugh A. Dugan.
Relatives, friends, members OF the Ladies
Auxiliary 4 % II, and the l.. A. TO thu
n a. r. No. 900. are invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence. sl6 Van
q clock Rody can hc yirwed az her late resi-
drnct "Wednesday evening. interment a,
BRISTOL Ia. on Friday morning.
HDIlAND-On July Is. 1920 Charles p !,
Isuu ~ the late John and Mary Holland.
Funeral private from his late residence
Sis Walnut street on Wednesday morning
hiN ~. Requiem mass at st. Mary 5
lhurch % $40 clocN lnterment at Cath
etsral cemetery.
I.FCATES on July Is, 1920. Jefferson III !.
husband Of MARY ID. I4e Gates, in his 81 tn
year
The funeral services at the residence Of his
sfepson Frank a. smith. on River Road
below New castle, on Tuesday evening.
mont az Wharton, Md, on arrival OF train
leav New Castle Wednesday morning at
$50. Please omit flowers.
NITCHEII.-In this city, ON July IL. 1920.
tathaflne. daughter Of Rose and the La te
John Mitchell. aged p years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from che residence of her
mother. 22N0 l.anamot street. on Wednes-
aAy morning at O'Clock. Requiem mass at
~ Patricks' Church. lnterment at Cath
earal cemetery.
PtRNELL--In this city. on July is. 1920
sarah purnel AGED SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
,he funeral services at the residenoe of her
on Wednesday afternoon at ) clock In
tcrmen. al Mt. Olive cemetery.
klCHARDSON-In this city. on July 10.
1920. Martha r.. widow Of Augustus Rich
ardson. AGED 6o years.
Relatives. friends and members of shep-
herds OF bethlehem. No. /: Cyrus Temple,
No g. Ladies Of the Golden Eagle and
Chmp No. 1 T.. o. Of A.. are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dsnce. 1924 Walnut street. on Wednesday
afternoon July -. at 2.30 o clock local
time lnterment at Riverview cemetery
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SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur it
Brings Back Its Beautiful
Lustre at Once.

Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your charm 1t makes
or mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks streaked, just few appli-
cations Of Sage Tea and Sulphur en-
hance its appearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young! Either
prepare the recipe at home or get from
any dry store bottle of Wyeths Usage
and Sulphur Compound" which is merely
the old-time recipe improved by the addi-
tion of other ingredients. Thousands Of
folks recommend this ready-to-use pIepa-
iation because it darkens the hair beau
tifully, besides, no one can possibly tell,
as it darkens SO naturally and evenly
You mojsten a sponge or soft brush with
it, drawing this through the hair, taking
one small strand at time. BY morning
the gay hair disappears, after another
application OF two, its natural color is Ie-
stored and it becomes thick, glossy and
lusuous and you appear years younger.
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BRITISH PROPOSALS
REJECTED BY SOVIET
lntimates it Will Deal With Poles
Direct on Terms for
Peace.
N, ,s.c,a,e,, Press IL Every rvcnins

~
london. July 2o-rhe reply Of the
H,ssian Soviet government To the British
note concerning an armlstice with Poland
rejects in substance the British peace pro-
posals, according the London Times
which today publishes summary oil
the Soviet answer.
The document is n very lengthy one,
AMI the Times assumes that 10 Will soon
he published by the government.
The Rnlsheviki decline TO come TO Lon
don for the suggested peace conference
according to the Times. because they say
ereat Britain is not impartial. They also
otvect o. the admission to the conference
of.iclcgates from the Baltic states, saying
Russia already has made peace with them.
As to Poland, the Bolshcvik govern
mcnt points out that the proposed arms
t,ae line is unfair 20 Poland and that with
direct negotiations the Bo!sheviki are pre-
psued to grant Poland much moreiavor-
aide frontier.
THE Bolshevik reply refuses fatty
te,ntertain any conditions regarding
thu forces of General Nrangel and the
refugees In South Russia, and demands
th. unconditional surrender of these.
THE tone of the reply is sarcastic, says
the Times. which declares II rs aimed at
driving n wedge between Poland and the
Allies hv stimulating Polish dissatisfac-
t,en with the British proposal. The Times
adds u believes the reply viii make 1T
uibre difficult for Great Britain 20 enter
laio trade relations with Russia.
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Two Psroled.

Walter Williams and Charlcs Chase,
colorod, both charged with handling mar
cotic drugs were this morning pnt on
parole by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court.
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American Legion Plans Amusements.

Athletics, moving picture shows and
Delaware Post No. Of The America y
Legion for the coming autumn. Because
so many members of the post are away
from the city on their vacations the
meeting scheduled for last night was can
celed. The next meeting will be held Mon
day evening, August 2. The post will
nominate candidates for delegates to the
State Convention of the Legion The post
is being gcommendedfo for assuming the deficit
of the circus held here last June.
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DENOUNCE MANNIx.
Australians Hold Mass Meeting on Ut
terances of Archbishop.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Sydney, Australia, July 20.-Decision
to form "King and Empire alliance,
TO counteract what were termed disloyal
doctrines was taken at big mass meeting
here today. Speakers denounced the ut
terances Of Archbishop Mannix, of Aus
tralia, who now is in New York.
American Consul Norton who address
cd the meeting said movements such as
the one being inaugurated by the gather
ing were needed ''to countcract the in
fiuences aiming at destruction of the
mutual condolences existing between the
British empire and the United States.
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SHERIFF is LONELY IN JAIL.
Prisoners All Gone and Nobo(iy There
But Him.

Butler, Pa, July 2O.--Fdr the first
time in the recollection of the present
generation and all existing records, But-
ler county jail is free Of prisoners. Ths
sole occupant of the big building for the
past four days was fired" Saturday
morning by Sheriff Stoner in obedience
to a court order.
While the present dcpopulated condi-
tion Of Jail may please many Butler
countians, it does not meet the favor Of
Sheriff Stoner, who declared today that
if the present lack of transients continues
he will have TO convert the jail into a
rooming house to make living.
Jail commitments for the first SIX
months of 1920 decreased so per cent
from the same period In 1919. Fifteen
prisoners were in Jail January 1, 1920.
Sheriff Stoner was paid so cents day
for boarding prisoners, and for three
years preceding 1920 had a daily average
Of 20 in his care.
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SANGUINARY FIGHTING.
Twenty Reported Killed in Revolution
in Bolivia.
,c,ated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Lima, Peru, July 19.-The most SAN
culinary fighting of the recent Bolivian
revolution, according to details reaching
Lima today, occurred at Sucre, the capi-
tai, where Republicans waged a street
battle throughout July II until they re-
ceived news that the situation was hope
less. Twenty persons were killed IN this
fighting.
President Guerra, it appears from
these details, remained in his private
residence until midday of July IL when
the American vice-consul escorted him
TO the American Legation.
The American cruiser Tacoma has ar
rived at Callao
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ALIEN ENEMIES.
Many Are Making Application For Re-
classinc cation.

Numerous applications are being re-
ceived from persons who during the war
were registered in the class Of "alen
enemies" because of having never taken
out citizenship papers, for transfer from
that classification. These transfers came
under the head of Presidential Excep-
tions," and may be taken up by COM
municating in the first instance with the
II. s. Marshal for the district, or the clerk
of the Federal Court, both of whom are
located in the postoffice building at Ninth
and Shipley streets.
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Mark Time i'm School Survey.

The executive committee of the gen.
eral committee appointed to consider
the advisability of survey of the present
school system, met in the Public Build
ing last evening and heard various reports.
Joseph Bancroft, chairman of the execu-
tive committee, said the work of the com
mittee is proceeding satisfactorily, and il
is probable that all the recommendations
submitted will be embodied in a report
to the general committee at the proper
time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-20
Auto Strikes Girl; Right Arm Hurt.

Freda Skmtt, years old, SIS Poplar
street, yesterday had her right arm
slightly injured when she was knocked
down by an automobile driven hy Harry
Coleman, 925 Linden street. She was
taken 70 the Homeopathic Hospital by
MIR Coleman, and after being treated was
taken home The girl ran from behind a
wagon on the curb of West Second street,
bNtwecn Orange and Shiplcy, in front Of
Coleman ma chino before he could stop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-20
THREE MARRIAGES AT ASBURY.

The Asbury M. f. parsonage was the
scene of three acts Of c., i'd when Rev.
George White Dawson performed three
marriage ceremonies there. The couples
married were: Harry L Russell, Jr., 1924
Maryland avenue, and Violetta Burgage,
1906 French street; Harry Jonathan
Murphy of Harrington, Del, and Brady
Ruth Fountain of Denton, Md; John
Carter Kelley Of Harrington, Del, and
Miss Lulu Winifred Roe of Denton.
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HANkOw IN PANIC.

nv Associated Press 30 Every Evening
shanghai, July 10 -Iiankow was
thrown into panic Saturday night by a
machine gun battle on the outskirts.
Troops attacking the city were repulscd
hy local forces with heavy losses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-20
AMERICAN MARINES TO
HELP RESTORE TRAFFIC
y Aspcia,cd prcss TO Every Evening

IVY Nssoeiatn ihss '" ''N'is ''e
pcking, July 20-A train carrying ten
American marines and several British
mid Japanese officers left for the cOngest-
ed section Of the peklng-Iientsm Railway
Co assist the Department Of Communica-
tons IN reopening traffic
peklng today WAS more quiet than at
any time sance the outbreak OF fighting
between the Anfu and Chilli factions.
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WEDDINGS.
ETTTrR-PIrIISCU

Mr.. and Mrs Gottleib Piellisch of SOC
Monroe street, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Lena Piellisch, to
Gus Reiter of Berwick, Pa. They were
married quietly in Philadelphia, Pa,
June <. by Rev. Mr.. Chalfant.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
SEEK AID FOR
HOMELESS SICK

The National Directors Of Delaware
for the Jewish Consumptive and Re
lief Society in Denver have called a
mass meeting for Sunday evening in
the Y. NJ. H. A, at S.35 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of raising funds to aid
the institution in its plight. Recently
she home was burned and the inmates
had TO be crowded into old buildings
until such time as the old home can
be made to accommodate them once
again.
DR.. Charles IL Keene, secretary OF
the State Tuberculosis Commission,
and DIT. Albert Robin, well known To-
cally will speak on tuberculosis and
its prevention. Cantor Louis lasin,
OF a New York City Temple and for
merly with the Manhattan Opera CO.,
will sing. David Snellenburg Will be
chairman OF the evening
The National Board Of Directors OF
Delaware for the Jewish Consumptive
and Relief Society In Denver are
Harry Cohen. Max Darevsk, Fred
Flanzer, James Ginns, Nathan Leopold
BENJAMIN Murderick. Morris Shtof-
man. David Snellenburg, Morris Stone
and Louis TOpkiS.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
KEEN INTEREST In
WILMINGTON GAME

Local fans are evincing oonsidera-
Bile Interest in the Wilminglon-Harlan
Giants game at Harlan Field tomor-
row. There has been much spacula-
tlon regarding the ability OF the local
oolored teams as compared 10 the
city's best white mines, and the game
tomorrow will be a hitting test for
Last season the Giants Knocked
citlDs over with ease. and t'punctiired"
up. records OF some Of the best teams
IN Lnc edSl, but were given no chance
TOT ulng at State hOnOrs with white
teams. This year, however, there is
a ueoldcd change of opinion. and
should the Giants gSt away with
Wintrup's team, they will oppose an
local aeams worth while untn they
nave either been eliminated for first
honors, OF anchored securely at the
top OF The list.
Just as the colOred lads will be
'hghtlng to the last moment 10 gain
a leg on the coveted State honor. so
will Wilmington be battling 10 keen
themselves among the Blue Hen lead
ers. Until this week the Wilmington
club was known as p. r. r., and
under that title was defeated by Har-
Ian last Saturday in the first OF a
flve-game elimination serles for the
championship. Since changing the
name OF his team, Manager WintrtIp
has greatly improved Hhe personnel.
The most important change, perhaps.
was the SECURING Of Vaughn Johnson
TO assist in The twirling duties. It is
likely the former Parkside boy will
start agains. Harlan Giants. He will
be opposed by another johnson,
sam" johnson, who has carved a
niche in the color'd hall of fame by
His pitching prowess. In case Vaughn
does not work for Wilmington Joe
Myers Kvill take the hill against Man
ager Chippey'e crew.
Harlan Giants will likely lineup as
follows: Brown, catcher; s Johnson,
pitcher. Lewis. shortstOp; Gaines,
FIRST ase: Boyles, second basa; ].
Johnson, third base Bonds. left field :
Greene. center field; Rdgely, right
/ aeld.
Subject to change. Wilmington will
lineup as follows Ritz or Flood,
catcher: Johnson, MYERS or Coffin.
pitcher: Taylor, FIRST base; Rainey,
second base. Dunbar, shoriStOp, pier
son, third base, Duncan, left field
Thompson, center field; Middleton,
Evening journal., 1920-05-28

years superintendent OF the Newark
schools. has resigned. His successor
has not been elected.
The Delware Section OF the Ameri-
can Chemical Society will hold its
meeting at Delaware College tomOr-
row afternoon and evening Dinner
viii be served In Old College at 6
o'clock and in the evening Ellwood
Hendrick, OF New York city, will
make an address on Chemistry and
Civilization" The public is invited
10 this meeting.
George B. Hynson, a former h1ach-
er Of oratery at Delaware College,
has presented TO the college library
a copy Of his collected verses in an
attractive volume. The volume en-
titled Down Yam and Thereabouts'
deals mainly with lins and character
In Delaware and especially with rural
districts.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagemant OF Miss Elizabeth
JaImon, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Jarmon TO William Hastings
Holloway, OF Newark. Md.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
AGAIN HONOR
SOLDIER DEAD
Newark Bells to Ton on
Sunday as Requiem to
Nations Worthy
SCHOOL HEAD
HAS RESIGNED
.n...l.l y rhe Erenine Ionrnal.

speciai 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 2s.-Reynolds Post,
10. Q G. A r., is planning an elab-
orabe Memorial Day celebration for
sunday afternoon. Joseph B. Luton
< chairman OF the committee, which
Win he assisted by J. w. Ramsey,
reresenting thu American Lesion
Miss Eta J. Wilson OF The Hlgh
school Alumni Association, and Miss
AGNES p. Medin, who Will direct the
school children.
The exercises win be held in the
NJ y. Church cemetery. and Com
mander Richard G.. BuCNmEham, 4. OF
REYNOLDS Post. will preside. M9n-
hers Of the post which now numbers
but "a men, VIII, according 10 thelr
talstom. decorate The graves or sol
diers in Newark and vicinity
Al f.3O o0lOcl Sunday afurnoon
school children. headed by the Min
nehaha Tribe band, viii march 10 81.
Thomas ohurnh yard and decorate
fhe graves of soldiers fhene with
flowers and VViil then go 10 the VI.
y Cemetery. Promptly at 2.30 o'clock
thie bells OF the town Will be tolled
as a signal for three minutes OF
silence. This viii be followed by a
band solo, "Chopin's Funeral March, -
bv the Nlinnohaha band A quartet
from Delaware College will sing Kip
ling's Professional" The school
Children will give number; students
Of the Women's Cofla1e a number
and the Continental Band Will play.
A representative OF the Rehabihta-
don Unit viii give a personal nar-
rative Of rhe recent war. The ad-
dress VIII be delivered by DIT. Rich
ard Watson Cooper.
phiDeas Norris for thh past two
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l6u- ()ney

Yesterdays hero-Babe Ruth once
more. His two homers made the
count five in five days and tied the
Ed Williamson record for four hom-
ws in three games. Incidentally the
Yanks beat the Red Sox 6 to L
John Collins hit a homer, the nine
teenth in eleven days in the Ath-
lei,ics park and the White Sox beat
the Mackmen, TO 1.
Hornsby hit a homo run with two.
on and helplsd the Cards wallOp the
champion heds, i6 to 9.
Paulettes single and Ralph Nnner's.
double in the eleventh Inning en-
abled the Phils TO beat tho Brooklyn
Robins, to a
The Giants fell back into seventh
hole when the Braves so0ked them
for a double header at TO and
. to 0.
Doc johnson tripled with a man
on and scored himself for the only
iNvo runs that Cleveland made in an
exhibition game with the Pirates
Pittsburgh won. 4 TO ,.
Toledo Rail Lights, semi pros, beat
the Cubs, TO ?.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
DEFIANCE ON EDGE
FOR SILVERBROOKERS

Defiance, All-Wilmington League,
will play its first home game Of the
year tomorrow afternoon when they
stalk up against SilverbroOk at Third
and Adams streets grounds.
Manager McDonough anticipates a
tough struggle with the "brookers'
and will send his proteges through
the final practice this evening. After
indulglns in fielding and batting
workouts a practice game with Man
ager Lannan's City League team will
be played. A large crowd Of fol-
lowers Of both teams is expected to
witness the game Saturday, which
will begin promptly at O'Clock
The City League team will so TO
Fourth and Church streets tomorrow
afternoon to play ihe Emerald club
Of the same league. At present both
teams are tied for the lead. Thus
the winner Of this game viii have
FIRST place 70 Itself.
On Monday afternoon Neighbor-
hood will be the attraction at Third
and Adams streets grounds. This
game will also get under way at
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
AWARDFD moan DAMAGE.

DOVER, Del, May 2S.-Mucn lnter-
est was shown here yesterday in The
hearing before a jury Of twelve men,
selected by Sheriff John Evans Cook,
of Kent county. under The state high
way laws. in which an appeal had
been taken by the Highway Depart
some weeks ago, by a jury OF five
men Of the properties OF Theodore j.
Hammond and George II. Draper, both
in Milford hundred, across whose
lands The State Highway Is TO run.
The original jury awarded Mr. Ham
mOnd 81 800 and Mr. Draper 81 0O0
Yesterdays jury awarded Mr.. Ham
mond S2,ii560 and Mr.. Draper Sii, ,i5i.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
MAY RAISE Gas PRICE.

CHESTER, Pa, May 2S-Chester ON
cials were Informed yesterday by ON
cials OF the Philadelphia Suburban
Gas Company a subsidiary Of the IT,.
G. l.. that 10 was contemplating in
oreasing the price OF gas TO consum-
reason for the increase was that the
gas company was compelled TO go
into the open market and buy coal at
an advance Of approximately 200 to
300 per cent.
]. ID. Shattuck, general superintend-
ent fthe company. stated today that
there was danger Of gas famine here.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
KEYsTONE sMOKER TONIGHT.

The Keystone Fled Club has backed
up another smoker Tor tonig.ht.
Among the talent which will make
up the program is included Kid
Harris, Ralph Raymond, X. o. Ham
mer, Buckley McGinnis, Johnny Mar
tin, Danny Murray, Eddie Kelly,
Young Pierces Johnny Campbell, John
Rose and Young Hession.
Two wrestling bouts are also
carded The first match, two out Of
three fails, will be staged between
"Bull" Smith and "Bearcat" Wig
gins. while Spike Hayden will figure
in a handicap match with Malcolm
Mccoy.
a Hawaiian dance, while the Key
stone quartet consisting Of HAYES.
Ahrn, CoHley and Turner. will sing.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
nnAn MODS ARE ALINE.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del. May 2S.-Delaware's
State Highway Department has etsab-
lished and has In full working order
State highway police, who use tho
motor cycle with basket attached and
in uniform Their duties are to regu-
late traffic. speed and overlooking Of
trucks. They also patrol the state
Highway during the night. Already
wonderful improvement has been re-
ported In the speed and truck traffic
especially on the Philadelphia pike.
Several violations OF the State speed
and truck laws have been prosecuted
by the departments police officers.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
nm STARS ARE WALLOpED.

Red Stars defeated The strong Lake
wood. Jrs. last evening "A to Z.
score by innings: R.H.E.
Lakewood, Jrs. o O 4 o. Z ,
Red Stars 80 @ . XII f. 1
Red Stars would like to get games
with any ~ TO IA year old team in
the city send challenges to Elwood
Bscoe, 1902 West Fifth street, VIII
mingon, Del.
The players are: Charles Brand.
David Crumlish. Francis Mccarthy.
Elwood Biscoe. C. Banks, j. Fritz, j.
Mcmahon, A. Tweddel, E. Blake.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
HIGHLETS AGAIN
HUMBLE CHESTER

Wilmington High School with
Buck" Ramsey twirling wonderful
ban. defeated Chester high at Chester
yesterday afternoon, to 3.
Il was the most important game or
the season on the schedules OF both
leans and a capacity crowd turned
oalt for the attraction. Ramsey had
fine Chester team at his mercy
the entire nine innings
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
HGHLANn TO pLAY CMEMICAIs

Highland and General Chemical will
lock horns at Overlook, Claymont, at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Char
lev Welch, Of the Chemicals, is anX-
ious TO book games with fast teams
He can be communicated with over
phone 220 Holly Oak, during the day
and over phone 7lO9-J in the eve
uirds
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
WINS FOURTFFN STRAIGHT

The fast Liberty A C. baseball
team walloped the dupont Dye Works
TO the tune Of p to - last night,
making Liberty's fourteenth straight
game.
Liberty win meet Newport at Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren, streets to-
morrow afternoon
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
RAYMONn AGAIN MATCHED.

Ralph Raymond, who has been
fighting the top-notchers in Philadel-
phia in recent months and has yet
TO be defeated, viii meet George
Meenan in the wind-up bout next
Tuesday night at the Auditorium Club
in the Quaker City.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
$50 CHILDREN IN
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL

In addition TO the $50 school Chill
dren who are to take part in the
athletic meet to be held at the Del
aware State Fair Grounds tomorrow.
under the auspices Of the Commun-
ity Service, an enthusiastic crowd
Of friends and parents is also cx-
pected. Final preparations for the
various events were made yesterday
by Joseph c. Berger, physical direc-
Evening journal., 1920-05-28

right field, with Wingate Boyle, Cid
bert and Othars TO call on.
The game will begin at $50 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
RrAIrTuTu NOME non SAFE

The residence 1906 West Eighth
street, with garage for two machines,
must be viewed to note its worth
Purchaser gels possession June 2Jth.
Apply on p1rmises.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
uAcIEY WANTs mo- PLAY

Harlev wants a game IOr neAJ sun
dav with any fast local team Neigh
borbood or Mhrwiok preferred. Ghal-
ienges should be sent to Manager
Waldo, phone 529O.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
CHINK IN DTYIE

ATLANTA, May 27.-Gorge Ice, Chi
nese bantam champ, is looking over
tn boys Of his division in Dixie He
is not opposed to giving away weight
TO opponents.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
HEIGHTS WINS WITHOUT PLAYING

Washington Heights defeated West
minister in forfeited game yesterday,
9 TO 0.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28

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