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Evening journal., 1920-01-26
KEYSTONE BOYS HOPE
FOR $4,000 THIS WEEK

with one week yet to 80 in-tile cam
paign OF the Keystone Field Club FOR
$1,000, half Of the money is in hand, ana
good prospects for the remainder are
bright. The Officers team IS lead
ing in subscriptions so far, this combi-
nation having so far secured 5000 for
the new clubhouse. During Friday and
Saturday, the various teams received
$500 for the fund.
Teams captained by Gus Johnson, II,
Botts'ord. and e. Ahearn are follow n
close behind the officers team in
amount Of subscri ipilons received.
II is hoped that those W lining on
lans ME ested IN a htalthful outdoor
life for NllminEi0n's young manhood,
and place whe such yOunr mrl
Ta exercise du in nclem Mt weath
togeih in the spirit that ma es
f. worth wh le. and form r. ends rs
which death alone will break " !. come
forward during the week and put the
Keystone boys 'over he top" in Their
fight for new, commod Gus and attrac-
tive quarters
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
YOUNG BOB CHIP OFF OLD BLOCK
sen OF OLD FITZ
FOLLOWS CLOSELY
FATHER'S ADVICE

There Is human and psyche
log'eal side to the entrance Of
Young Bob F.tzslmmons into the
ranks Of professional boxing His
sole experience has been as spar
ring partner with his father Loud
are the pra scs Of ring critics. who
saw the son Of the famous freck-
led faced, larky Cornishman. win
his INST real fight at the Metro
politan Club In Newark. N j.. re-
Gently. just IKE his father" they
SAID Bob Jr.. never takes a step
now without FIRST we Ching II in
the li2ht Of his fathers admoni-
ton before he died Since he was
IA years old lie had amb tons to
follow n his fathers footsteps.
The cd g'ad'olo- fought him all he
knew by slow degrees. He held
son back from professionalism b.
ievlng that most boxers start too
young and 5urn up before matur-
ity Young Bob recently was mar
ried. Hc IS seeking 20 be heavy
weight champion Of the world. Pre-
fcrring TO manage his own affair
for the present - { loest. he IS doAG
Ing managers. lie Is boxing often
this wiiter.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
LORRAINE TALKS BASEBALL.

Manager Price, the hustling leader OF
the Lorraine A. A., will have about %
candidates for his West Side team when
the wedding out process starts, the lat
ter part of MARCH,.
Lorraine will undoubtedly have a
wonderfully fast outleld, judging from
the wealth of material. Walt Scott and
Gibby Patterson, the latter being cap
tain, are assured of their berths, while
Ches Stab and Bill Benson, two vet
Grams; Bounds, Morgan and several
other players OF renowned ability, viii.
tight it out for the regular berth.
Manager Price is af.cr another twi-ler
20 help Babby McGOnigle on the
mound. He expects TO sign several
twirlers during the coming month
The Lorraine schedule, in cha ge Of
Business Manager Rash, is being com
pleted only a few open dates remain
untitled
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
Wilmington T. A. Keeps on
Top in League Shooting

"a position 10 take advantage Of the
| slips Of the leaders, both clubs dis
played stronger scoring power than in
tGe last several matches shot, West
Oh s:er getting i46 and Clearview li4.
Harry 'Izzy" Hoffman came through
with the first worthwhile score over
the Bellevue traps. breaking forty-siX,
the high score for the day. This score
was tied by three Of his eliminates, w.
NJ. shaw, O. Bowman and q. II. Loiland,
while for the Dentists, Jess Krifflth was
the only gunner TO come through with
this score. The reliable Bill Williams,
who IS in a pos tion for championship
honors was next on the list with forty
five.
The champions had enough forty
five scores to oil the balance OF tho
team With several Of forty-four on the
waiting list. The Whites dipped under
forty for one score and then did not
miss a flgure up TO the honor man. Ell
Davis picked forty-four OF the 'ce-cov-
cred targets out Of the air and Billy
Severn got fOrty-three.
Wilmington now has six wins in a
row with no defeat while the former
champion WHIT have suffered two
seLbacks. Scores:
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

And perused the sport page,
Thinking youth to renew
At calm middle age.
/ read Bobby McLean's
Dissertation on skates,
In which he described just
How to do figure eights.
and 7 said to myself;
Here's the right game to try,
4 swell skating outfit
On the morrow I'll buy"
80 a fine pair Of blades,
Gloves and sweater 1 bought,
rhen ! took Bobby's tip
And the old mill pond sought.
But Mclean had not told
NJ to get things enough
found that needed
Feather pillows and stuff
In my trousers and vest
And TO tie on my bean,
For the falls that took
Ne'er before had been seen.
When I tried Inside edge"
/ soon learned his advice
Failed TO keep my poor frame
From attacking the ice;
So ! gave all the things
Which good skaters require
To a kid and returned
To my CHEEKY CRATE fire.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
NEWS GOSSIP
IN new CASTLE
Mrs. Mary ]. Pustell, Aged
Resident, Dies After
Brief Illness
POSTPONE DANCE
BECAUSE OF FLU
81 eIal % The EvenIng Iournal.

| op clal TO Ine Even rg jOurndl.
! NEW CASTLE. Jan 26.-Mr. Mary J.
Pustill. aged SO years. died at her home
yesterday. Mrs Pustill had lived in
New Castle for IS years She leaves a
sist ?. Ms Lydia McNally, Of this city
and three children Anna Pustill, Of
Wilm ngton, and John and George, of
this city. The funeral will take place
on Wednesday afternoon from her late
hom0, No iOi Harmony street, the Rev.
I j. y. Bicking officiating.
The following ushers have been ap-
pointed for the month Of February In
the NJ. f. Church. Morning: D. Nun
son, l.. Wise, @. Engle and w. Connor;
evening: Mrs. C. Townsend, Mrs. C.. II.
I mmerman, Mrs. G. Engle'Gnd Mrs. II.
Kee.
Tomorrow evening Will be social
evening at the Century Club. The
Original Five" consisting OF George
T05!n, Edward Challenger. Harry Fehl
Herbert Hewett and Edward Truftt
viii furnish muse Those having
charge OF the evening are Misses. Anna,
'ASLa eiiL Latl4SaiuS lOAlSAs AtoAd ~ N
love. Anna Lancaster, Pauline VIII
holme and Irene Truitt.
Red Men chiefs viii be installed this
evening.
The regular meeting OF the night
school viii be held this evening in the
High School. Much interest is being
manifested in this meeting.
Some grip sufferers are Oscar Dew
en- sh. James White, John and Joseph
Mullin, Edward Kline. James Ryan, Mrs.
E. II. Naylor and Mrs w. Stevenson.
The supper which was to be givn n by
the members OF the Dorcss Society on
Thursday evening has b en- indefinitely
postponed on account OF the 1u epi-
demic.
In st Peters r. C. Church this morn
ing Mss Mary TOman and John Esrich
were marrtod. Miss Mary Kane was
bridesmaid and John TOman was best
man. Mr.. aad Mrs, Esrich will live in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary E. C. Vosheh Of Smyrna.
diod last evening at the home OF her
nephew, Theodore Cayender OF this
city. Funeral services viii be an
nounced later.
The Junior Auxiliary os Emmanuel
Church entertained a number Of their
friends IN tie parish house on Satur-
day afternoon at party and dance.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
BY LoRRy A. JACOBS.

NEW YORK Jan 26-Tllrco years axe
but a few months before he died.
RUDY Bob" Fltzsimmons. believed b
many to be the greatest fighter tha
ever lived, sat In the sporting editors
Office OF u western newspaper and told
me OF his two g eat am1.t ons. lie
was then touring The country with q
circus.
His greatest ambition-and one that
was never reallzcd-was 20 become q
second Billy Sunday and enter the min
istry as his wife desired him to do
There was little doubt that he could
have made a great success, for he he'd
personality. VT ard a convncirg man.
ner which couTled with his famous
history would have made him great
magn't to curious religlon-sceking
crowds.
Tho o'he- amb't'on-and one that
seems possible of reaization. although
the g'eater fighter has passed over IA,
divide was 30 have Bob tzsimmons.
Jr.. succeed 10 the honors won by his
father In the ring.
Hes got 1t in him." Bob Fitzslm-
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

Jess Willard is alive. He says he'll
go over and whip Carpenter II the
Frenchman whips Dempsey. II Willard
wants>t0 fight why mol match him with
Joe Beckett for the curtain riser?
Sergeant Ray Smith is liable 60 bull
Sergeant Bob Martin out OF The decl-
sion 10 their match at Cleveland, jan
uary 90 for Ray Is there IKE a dozen
brass monkeys. lie had nerve enough
to ask for and get The autographs or
Admiral Beatty General Pershing and
the Prince Of Wales And he wants
Martins number 10 add TO the coilec-
ton.
Samson suffered haircut and lost
n,metral the Greek had his flnrcrnails
manicured and was noppcd by Jim Lon
dos. also m ex-res tauraieur There's
always a woman in he case.
Stanis'sus Cycanlewlcz Zbyszho Is re-
turning 10 America tO rassle The only
reason we run his name is TO set even
with the printers.
Somewhere the sun Is shining,
Elsewhere there's snow and raln,s
Somewhere a bushers pining.
To take The sunshine train.
The Yale coaches must have been
reading the fght news re Joe Beckett
and Jimmy Wilde. They's planning to
send teams over 70 meet the Britishers.
Seriously. this old world is getting
rather small The birds with the bulg-
ing brows and the deft fingers have in
vented 80 many. .contrivances that It is
no trick at all 70 hop around the globe.
Time was when we didn't hear any
thing about the sports in England or
France, Norway. Cuba. the Philippines
or Australia. But now 1t Is quite or
dinaryr for individuals and teams TO
compete regularly IN international con
tests. As far as sports are concerned tho
world Is one bis democracy.
New York likes wrestling and six
dav bicycle races. No one knows why.
but ne,eriheiess ii is an indisputable
fact Bu, how do you Nril'c the s''
Nph-sstans who are -olng 10 the
metropolis to see match between
Siech9r and Caddock, get that wayY
-' nomnsrv Is snch hit IN the
movies Why should he care wh''he
on 'ris I'm a'hi or
a,ch star in
the movies why should he care 20 p'a
2l1OO0 h1lf yea? The old
bunk Is still the national flower.
Jess Willard spent many weeks acting
for a film that was TO take the coun-
try by storm, but Jess h't the sauvas
and the picture wasn't worth dime
reel.
Bobby Jones, Kid golfer. would in
wade Eneland with the others. but his
dad won't let him.
Twas a cold winters night
AS I sat by the crate,
And dreamed Of my youth
Though the hour was late.
Aye, / dreamed Of the games
! That l missed as a child
Because was puny,
Too bashfui and mild
picked W he paper
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
CLUB STANDING.

The dope was badly ups in the
sixth set Of matches Of the Philadel-
phia TrapshOOte s League Saturday al.
though the stand NJ of the clubs reg $
tered but on chance tha' Of Lansdale
going into d ad.ock w.ih the 5. s.
VII te Club for second place.
Weather cOIdit Ons figured promi-
nently In most Of the upsets, the IN
tire afternoon being marred by q sleet
and ralnstOrm The weather conditions
Il d not det r the two leaders, Whining
ton and Pennsylvania Ran aOad. Each
club had fifty shooters m the contest,
and the tic for flrst place is still on, as
both won easily.
The Wilmington champions put 4
crimp into the pennant aspirations Of
the Whites and incid nt3lly had the
top team score with 4Ji, the Whites
getting l2i in the match at Bellevue.
The railrOaders had only a margin Of
nine targets over the Chester glnoers
in spite o. a far greater number Of en-
tries.
The real upset OF the day was the
defeat the reorganized Glen Willow
aggregation hand Camden The lat
ter club after leading the league in the
number Of targets broken, compiled
only a team total Of 373 while the Fox
boro boys broke al. winning their first
match this season.
Lansdale staged a comeback at the
expense OF Meadow Spring that made
IN boys look like the champions Of
old. The match was shot on the Mea-
dow Springs grounds. which makes the
score Of 4ii the more remarkable, the
traps being located so that the shoot 7
faces the gale of the Delaware river.
West Chester. by winning from The
lowly CT aryiew Club. placed itself in
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

mons (he elder, told. me- Hes lived
clean. He knkows how TO tight, for
I've spent the Z eater part Of my life
teaching him And more than that he
has the great requisite for a fighter
a lighters hear There's not a man In
America that he cou'dc't VIII p today.
lie isn't ready yet but when you see
the papers announcing that Bob Fitz-
simmons. Jr. Is out to win the hor
ors once held by his eatncr. you sit
up and take notice. sonny"
Aside from an absence Of freckles,
knock-knees and a hint OF Irish brogue
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

n his voice. young Fitz Is his father
all over again. He's now %. weighs
i70. is six feet one, has a reach Of Is
inches, thigh 2G inches vast - inches,
chest 45 inches and b.ceps II inches
And he says he's bound that his faith
er's arb tion for him viii be re5llzed.
So far he's won every start. and. al
though he intends to take the rungs Of
the ladder slowly-that was his fathers
plan for hint may not be long be-
fore America has new sensation In
the lighting ring.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
HARRINGTON PERSONALS.

Special TO The Evening Journal
HARRINGTON, Jan. 26.--Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Adams and daughter have been
the guests Of Mrs. Townsend. at Cam
den, N j.; Mrs. William Reed was a
Philadelphia visitor Thursday; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezekiel McKnltt, of FELTON,, were
town visitors on Thursday; William
Hitch, Of Pennington, was a town vls-
itor on Thursday: Mrs. Josephine Rick
ards Is spending some time with her
daughter in Wilmington; Mr.. kings
bury, OF Dover, was q visitor on Fri
day; Mrs. Mary Turner Is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs. Ellie
sood ;. Delmar
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
feed THE Birds;
THEY MUST live!
Ice Cuts Off Their Food Sup
ply Thousands
Die
QUAIL SAID TO BE
WORST SUFFERERS

Feed the birds while ice Is on the
ground" is the plea Of the Delaware
bird lover TO the city dwellers near
the parks. and especially to the far
uers.
Such weather as experienced in VIII
mington and Delaware in the last week
is the hardest possible kind on the birds
and has caused the death Of untold
numbers ia this State-and the bad
weather has been almost universal over
the Atlantic States. Tho winter birds
OF Delaware are a hardy lot They can
stand the severest cold snaps and sur
ylve the deep SHOWS far better than
they can several days Of an ice-coated
world
In such sleeting times as The present
the ice cuts or the birds absolutely
from their natural source Of supply, as
70 covers impenetrably an vegetation,
even TO Tho tree twigs. And in such
times birds die by the tens OF thou
sands from starvation. not from the
cold. Quail are said to be about the
worst sufferers, and the state hasn't
any too many quail TO lose.
Tie only possible remedy, apparently,
during such freezes" is FOR the far
mers 20 scatter grain around their
farms where the birds can md 10 most
easily Il would 10 no harm for city
dwellers near the parks TO scatter
little food in the parks. though the city
birds are not so badl2-hampered as
their country cousins, because the ice
coating never lasts as long In the city
But the burden lies chiefly on the
rural and subul ban citizens of the State,
and the benefits Of bird life are also
reaped chiefly by them; for wherever
the birds ar scarce the inscts are more
than nlentiful.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
A. w. LEAGUE STANDING

after Baldw'n's Nl-star quo't pitch
ers bad held nc Lad among lhr NJ
Wilmn9ton players for a week he
Delaware Electric ous'ed them iuring
last weeks gawes This aggregation
got away TO a bad sisrt. and deserve
great credit for the way in which they
have come 20 the top. The Brack-Ex
team came into their own during last
weeks matches for the first time. ard
threaten TO become Serious contenders
Tor the champ '0nship.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
WILMINGTON TO
PLAY pARkESBIR RC

Eddie Abrahams and his squad Of
cage artists will 90 20 Parkesburg, Pa.
20 battle with the stars OF that city.
The Wilmington five have been at
tempting 20 land a game with the fast
Company "E' team, Of Elkton, but TO
date have received no answer to sew
eral communications. 10 Is hoped 70
arrange this game with the Maryland
management for the near future
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
NURSE HOME AFTER
TWO YEARS. SERVICE
speoial 70 10 EvenIng JournaI.

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Nd. Jan. 95-The funeral
Of Philip OFT who dropped dead in the
Office Of Evans Brothers on Tuesday
was held from his late home Satur-
day afternoon. Burial was in Elkton
Cemetery.
Tilshman Thomas has sold his resi-
dence and store PROPERTY at the cor
rer Of High and Bridge streets 10 An
drew NoOdall, and VIII shortly remove
his family TO Florida
Returning from two years service as
an army nurse, in France. Miss Marian
V. Cooke Of Cecil county, has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of hospital at
McAlister. Oklahoma.
Elk Mills Baseball Association held an
indoor carnival in Carter's Hall Z
Mills on Frldsy and Saturday evenings
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
GIVE E1nSr nANCF.

The Union Athlete Association viii
hold its nvst aNrual dance for the bene-
1T Of The athletic teams represent
the club. in Eden Iall Wednesday even
ing. Barney and Banks Orchestra VIII
furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
I. H.A-REysToNE PLAY TONIGHT

ne 7. u. r 4. I'VE are Expecting
70 continue their winning record when
they meet the fast Keystone Cub, Of
Philadelphia. in the Third and King
,ireets gym. tonight. The Philadelphia
fve's lineup consists OF many former
ia7 ~ ne champ'onshlp Southern
ffish quintet The ''Y'' vii play he
nlepeudepts 10 The preliminary game
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

The Want Ads are under favorable
planetary ruling for the renting or sale
Of houses-all interests Of the home viii
receive wide attention
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

This Weeks Games.
Grace vs. BrandyNvine.
West VS.. Westminster.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

Dd you ever stOn to think that the
Want Nds in YOUR dllly paper may he
the stepping stone that you need on the
road to success ADV
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
BASKETBALL RESULTS
INDEPENDENT.

Friends, 42; Baltimore Friends, %.
Wilmington F. 5. IS; Baltimore r
5. 2i
Saiesianum, 30; Wesley C.. IS.
DeSsles, Jrs.. %; DeSales Cubs, i6.
Goldey. p; Dover High. %
Hagiey Third. a.; West End. 26.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

make it an even hundred
grand
And VII run this happy land;
And IN this game, as In my
fights,
want exclusive movie rights"
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

When they ask some ring
champion
For presidential chair to run,
likely say, in accents gruf,
ssGwai, the purse amt Big
enough.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

The Want Nd VIII De governed rof
ending OF good places 10 board. an.
nnuses 20 rent " II receive much at.
ientiOn n advertised ~ nnce
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
CHURCH LEaGUI.
Standing.

Grace. 50; westminster, 25.
Brsndywine %; West. a..
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

Jess Willard is alive lie says he'll
go over and whip Carpenter II the
Frenchman whips Dempsey. II Willard
wantSt0 fight why not match him with
Joe Beckett for the curtain riser?
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

picked " ne paper
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A New Definition.

what Is II widow2" asked the
tencher OF a Sunday school class, the
subject OF the days lesson being the
widow of Ham.
There was silence until she nod
ded TO a little boy TO her left, and
said, "You know what a widow is,
don't your" for she knew that the lit
tie boys mother was one.
"Yes'm," he answered, "it's n lady
what takes In wishing l"-EdInburgh
Scotsman.
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+. A. Robinson OF California, a
United States mail aviator, was killed
when his plane struck heavy feed
wires spanning the %Susquehanna river
at Millcrshurg, about thirty miles
north of Harrisburg, Pa. lie fell 200
feet.
Twenty-Five persons we're injured,
several seriously, when two Missouri
Pacific passenger trains colllded near
Mnlver, Ark.
Howard W. Showulter, a banker OF
Paramount, W. Va, who was sentenced
to five years I'm federal prison IN 1917
for mlsappllcation OF national bank
funds, has been granted n pardon by
President Wilson.
A mllllon-dollnr endowment fund for
an institution where, speakers said.
the worlds most scientific bakers
would be developed, was started by
the American Association OF the Bah.
Ing Industry In annual convention at
Atlantic City. More than 100000 was
pledged. "Cheaper, better bread" win
be the slogan on which the institution
viii be founded, Il was announced.
japanese troops are 10 be Withdrawn
from Nikolaleysk this winter, Minister
OF War Tanaka has Informed the gov
errors Of the empire. This, however,
does not necessarily mean a permanent
evacuntlon, he added. He explained
that insufficient preparations had been
made TO winter the troops, but that
such arrangements probably would be
completed by the succeeding winter.
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Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

So many cases Of Rheumatism
come from a tiny disease germ that
'ufests the blood, that physicians
are beginning 10 realize that this
source Of the disease Is becoming
quite prevalent. OF course a dis
ease that has It's source In the
blood cannot be reached by local
remedies applied TO the surface.
One remedy that has given splen-
did results In the treatment Of
Rheumetism is $751; the fine old
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08

blood remedy that has been sold by
druggists for moro than fifty years.
S.S.S. acts by driving out OF the
blood the disease germ that causes
Rheumatism, thus affording real
relief.
Begin taking S.S.s. today and II
you will write n complete history
OF your case, our medical director
will give you expert advice, with
out charge. Address Chief Medical
Adviser, 151 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
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Advice Appreciated.

Regarding out recently printed qua
train TO n garden thief, In which we
warned him not TO forget that the corn
has ears and the potatoes eyes, a kind
correspondent suggests that we could
put our onions ON the scent II the
trouble continues. Thanks, we WILL
Boston Transcript.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08
mFaps's plapepslnu Cunsris Stomach

'Pape's Diapepsin" is the quickest, sur
eht relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatu.
lenee, Heartburn, Sournesa, Fermentation
or Stomach Distress caused by acidity.
A few tablets give almost Immediate
is corrected so you can eat favorite foods
without fear. Large case costs My 90
cents at drug store. Absolutely harmless
and pleasant. Millions helped annually,
Best stomach corrective known-Adv.
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Alrplanes 10 chase eandIts.

The Chinese government plans to use
alrplanes to locate bandits and SNUG
glers, transport precious metals from
the interior to coast ports and explore
for new railroad and highway routes.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08
Walls No Bar to Wireless.

The nntennae OF the wireless station
In the cathedral OF Florence. Italy,
are entirely within the building, yet
work satisfactorily, though the wire
less waves pass through several thick
walls.