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For Sale caEAP.A Combine, nearly
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WE WANT YOUR JUNK any ana aii
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wANTE5D Woman 10 do chamber
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POULTRY SUPPLIES

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WHEAT HAULING 81 country 6rk
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
TWO ROADS MERGED
Clinton and Strong CITY and Strong
city aud Cheyenne Lines Com
solidatc--t hartcr l. Issued.

FN Associated ffcAs state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April o.
Consolidation OF railroads running
from clinton to Strong city and
from Strong city to Cheyenne is pro-
Nidcd for i'm tho new charter of tho
Clinton and oklahoma Western Rail-
way company capitalized at $500
600 issued today by Joe ). Morris.
secretary of state.
Tho new company will control the
old clinton and oklahoma Western
Railway company, operating 81
miles of roads from Clinton north
west through Custer and Roger
Mills counties to strong city and
the Cheyenne Railway company op-
Grating seven miles of road from
Strong city to Cheyenne.
The road connects Cheyenne with
tho Rock Island line at Clinton and
is the only railroad in Roger Mills
county.
Directors OF the new company
named i'm the charur are y G.
Thatcher and Joe A. kell Of Okla
homa city; Frank Kcll, J. G. Mytin-
ger and Orvillc Bullington, Of
Wichita Falls. Tex; W. T.. Hooker Of
Elk city; Sylvester Grim. OF Chcy-
cunc; T.. \. Humphry, G. g. Welch,
r. \, Cushman and G. II. Strong, Of
Clinton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
State Briefs

NitlSTOW Nrril . SO election
was hold here Tins week the present
aldermen holding oNrr uruI Nprl
or new year Last month primary
was hold iu ward 4 only.
t'l lEEOKEE, NprI q. Cpuutrt
ior the erection ot jh. now $4,000
school building ut CJruau was let
TO an Enid rrm ut hid ut Sla.Hrl
In excess of the bonds issued
BEGGS NprIl g.Nrs MunIs
DrinNcr has boou sworn n as post.
mistress r.. ~ Brown having r,-
signed to devote hts tlme To person
~ business Additional help and inn
pro>eineuts In keeping with the vol
un" "t business Jrs promised sJuu.
MIAMI April "a bond iSstp Of
Nh0.0o0 to build - now school build
ing aud add other improvements 10
The present school houses ~ Tic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
UNIVERSAL GAS
RULE IS ASKED
Walker Wants General
Conservation p Ian
Carried Out.
ACTION TO BE URGED
Oklahoman VIII Insist on
Point at National Meeting
TO Be Held in Pittsburgh.

p Tho Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, AprD .. Uu-
,cr.al conservation rules in all states
10 bar industries from the use Of
natural gas for fuel will be recon-
mcndod by Art H. Walker chairman
OF the state corporation commission
at a meeting of the natural gas con
scryation committee to be hcld at
Pittsburgh IA. April ~, Walker
announced today
puc to the swiftly decreasing
available supply Of gas I'm an fields.
Walker believes that tho fucl which
remains should bc restricted tu homo
IS, only
.Ns long as ono state permits usc
ot Gas Tor industries ncighbOriug
states must - likewise Walker
said.
"If oklahoma restricted The use
of yas for fucl all iho industries
would move to Kansas. and Nc
could not prevent them from getting
oklahoma gas there.
Walker IS a member of tho COM
mittCc on production problems of the
national gas conservation commit
icc llc viii recommend that all gas
used for development, work In the oil
fields be mctercd to the consumer
and that drilcrs he compelled 10 stop
using open or nambcau gas torches.
Rules for preventing waste OF gas
Vhcrc there are no market facilities
viii be suggested. Walker said, and
uc VIII recommend that plants for
tho production OF artificial gas he
built where gas Is failing and that
'hc artificial gas be enriched by nat
ural gas while II lasts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10

clt, win bv submitted 90 th7 Npt'rs
mere ON AriH 2u.
CurEOkLE Nprl The To-
p,kt branch OF thH NuUHu'- For
ciEh Nls~ioult, society. embracing
eight states. wilt meet here Aprh 10
.rd o., nt Che Methods. church.
win a number of returned wi -.uu-
IrieS on the speaking list
pp\CN CRY. Npfu Natural
vatiuu papers were issued W'juu~.
dpv D., DiStri, Judge Eird To-
Thomas " Prentice and Mis-, Frioda
MotzI uf this city. and tu jacob
kicicr at kildare and Emnio J.. Cal
atayutt of BlackWcul
UE%EN ETA. Aprl o Rcu G..
t.aSttr. secretary of tho commercial
cmh hH- turned over his interest in
q 'O-acrc tract two miles noW tho
CITY, including q fhc.acr' Lake, on
mountain crest overlooking the
cu.. us a. nucleus for u country
c.sb \ club house. provision for
bathirs f-hinp. golf aud tennis. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10
SCHOOL BIDS ASKED FOR
state Board to Construct New Girls
Institute at TccumsCh.

EN Associated Ircss state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. April 9--The
state board of public affairs today
called for bids on the new Industrial
school for girls, which Is to he built
10 Tccumsch. Proposals OF CON
tractors are IN he opened on April
! at 40 o'clock.
Tho call for bids includes two
Gormitortos, ono hospital. one en-
ploycs' building ono barn and ono
power house. An buildings are to
ho fire proof
Tho school Is to be located ON A
i6o-acrc tract given tho state by tho
city Of Tecumseh as IA site for the
school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10

our windows are filled with Home
savings Banks. open savings ar-
count aud get one. Exchange Trust
co, II East Third street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-10

To Heal u Cough.
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY.
@5C.--Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
.PARKS|DE WINS
ALL-W|L. FLAG
Decision Of Arbitration Committee
Gives Championship Honors
to Manager Brady's Team.

A decision by the arbitration committee
OF the All-Wilmington League in favor Of
Parkside last night, resulted in the Park
side team winning the championship of the
league. The hearing held WAS In cQnnec-
tion with charges filed by both clubs In the
game between Parkside and Neighborhood
on September IL.
At the time of the trouble the score
was %. Neighborhood had two on base
and two out A short outfeld fly was hit
which both Smith and Underwood of
Parkside attempted to catch. Underwood
caught the ball. When the umpire made
his decision, the testimony brought out
that the crowd surged on the field.
Conflicting testimony was given by both
factions as to the treatment of Cunning
ham, but the umpire said he was assaulted
by one of the Neighborhood players, and
after q brief intermission of wrangling be-
tween pla yers and fans of both clubs, he
was escorted from the field by two police
men.
Nelghborhood representatives said they
attempted to clear the field, but 1t WAS mn
possible. The board ruled they had erred
In not clearing the field and IN their failure
to consult the captain Of the opposing club
in selecting two players, one from each
team, that the game could be completed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
GIANTS PUT OUT OF
THE NATIONAL RACE
Split Double Bill With Braves
After Game Fight; Ruth Makes
Fifty Third Homer.

New York WAS finally put out OF the
r~cc for tho National League pcnnant yes
tcrdav when Boston won the second game
~ a double header. to 2, after the Giants
had taken the opening contest, to l.
Rocckel'e home run in the ninth inning
gave Boston the victory after New York
had tied the score in the eighth on Frischs
homer. New York took the opener by
punching two of its four hits in the fourth
inning. After this. not hit was made off
Townsend, while Ncfh kept the Braves
hits well scattered. :,
In the American League scramble the
standing Of Chicago and Cleveland was I'M
changed when both teams were vlctori-
ous. Chicago defeated Detroit tn 0, and
also made il ten victories in the last eleven
games. PLAYED. Kerr pitched remarkable
game. not allowing o man to reach third
base. Dauss also pitched good ball, allow
ing only one hit up TO the sixth inning.
Mails. pitching for Cleveland, won his
sixth straight game when the Indians beat
81. Louis s To A. Sslcr drove in three runs
and scored the other, his three hits bring
ing his seasons total to 24S 10 tie the
record made by Ty Cobb in 1918.
Babe" Ruth made two homers and
gave the Yankees to 0 victory over the
Athletics This brings his total up 70 53
for the season. Mays held the Athletics TO
three hits, while Rommell tumbled the
Yankees with the exception Of Ruth.
Boston made its position secure at the
top II the second division by taking
double header from Washington, TO 0.
and . 10 /. Harper struck out 13 of his
former team mates in the second game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
M'DONALD JOINS
DELAWARE TEAM
Husky Backfcld Man, Who Was
With Rutgers College Foot
ball Team Last Year.
Special Correspondence OF Evcry Evening

Special Correspondence OF Evcry Evening
Newark, Sept 2S.-Anothcr new can
didate joined the Delaware College foot
ball squad yesterday. The latest conner is
Mcdonald, husky backfeld man. last
year with Rutgers. Coach Shipley put the
varsity through short signal drill and
the two scrub teams held a half hour
scrimmage. Coach Shipley will devote
much of his time this week in developing a
stronger offensive for the game AgAinst
Ursinus. The latter team, by defeating
Rutgers on Saturday, IA TO z, demon
strated that il will be one Of the strongest
teams that Delaware will meet this year
Aiken, the guard who did good work in
the scrImmaRe against the University of
Maryland last week, but was kept out Of
the Penn game, owing to a bad cold, is
improving and should be in shape 20 play
on Saturday. Betzmcr, the big 300 pound
guard; Wells, l90-pourH tackle, and
Watson, n backheld man, who were not
used much in thePenn game, because Of the
fact that they did not report for practice
until late last week, will also be ready for
the Ursinus game. With Aiken Bctxmer.
Wells, Watson and Mcdonald all in
shape, the possibilities are that there will
bcImany changes inthe varsity squad when
Delaware lines up against Ursinus.
Injuries 10 Delaware men ms a rcsuh Of
the Penn game are more serious than at
first thought. Wmtnip's right knee is dis
located; "Joe" Rothrocks right WRIT is
also dislocated. Both will be out Of tho
game for at least three weeks. Elliott has
a sore side, but WAS out or practice ycster-
dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Sept 2S.-Mrs. George
Tugent, wife OF the assistant engineer Of
the steamer Neptune, left yesterday for
Baltimore, where she will join her hus-
band and remain for the winter
Mira Crenshaw Of Philadelphia visited
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Armstrong,
over the weekend.
The General w. 8. Carey of the O. NJ.
G. will be tied up for the next few days,
TO have boilers cleaned.
John Saxton and Leroy Knight ycStcr-
day motored to Magnolia, where they
will remain for few days visiting friends
Mrs. George Hutchinson and daughter,
Gertie, of Wilmington, are here visiting
Mrs. Peter Cleavcr.
Arthur Cavilier and family left yester-
day for Wilmington, where they will
take up their residence.
William Lewis moves today to New
Castle and will occupy the home he re-
Gently purchased at Second and Harmony
streets.
The Women's Missionary Society viii
meet at the home of the president, Miss
Florence Hall, Wednesday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock.
The opening meeting Of Delaware City
Centenary Club will be held in the fire
engine house Friday afternoon, October /.
Mrs. Helen Pancoast and Nj IS Helen
Smith of Salem, ". j., will be the leading
features in the musical program.
Mrs. Lee McWilliams and Miss Mary
Devinney of Wilmington arc visiting City
Councilman Husfelt and wife.
Private Mauscr, a soldier in the Second
Co, received an honorable discharge at
Fort du Pont, yesterday, and left for his
home in New York.
Mr. Lehr of Philadelphia is here waiting
his daughter, Mrs. Philip Armstrong.
Mrs. Evans Hcmphill and daughter.
Mrs. Anna Sourwein, are visiting friends
In Baltimore.
Miss Annie Maloney of Wilmington Is
here visiting Mrs. Mark Brennan for two
weeks.
The tug Corinthran, with barge Ex-
pertinent In tow, loaded with several hun
dred cords of wood from Virginia, passed
through the canal, yesterday, for Phila-
delphia.
The handsome yacht Seadrift Of Pills
delphia entered the canal, last night, and
left this morning, en- route TO Florida
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kailen of Phila-
defphia are here visiting her SISTER, Aflss
Margaret Tugent.
Alrs- Laura Aioofc ana uauRntcH, Elsie,
Of Atlantic City, n. j., are here vlat1ng
her mother. Mrs. Joseph Messig, who has
been Ill for the past two weeks.
William DunnIng, superintendent of the
Chester Steel Corporation, visited his
mother, Mrs. Hugh, Dunning, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oakes are being
congratulated on the birth of q baby boy
George Young severely gashed his leg
while cutting corn, yesterday.
In well-played game at Poketown,
yesterday, the Poketown team defeated
the Port Penn team, to 2.
Charles Bowen. who severely msshed
bis toe several days ago, is greatly i'm
proved.
William Givison, who has been in for
the past few days, is improved
Edward Schroeder cut his foot while
playing, yesterday.
Roman Cullison, who shot the end off
of his finger a few days ago, is much i'm
proved.
Nathan Dunham and Mr.. Klair had an
enjoyable fishing trip up the canal, yester-
day, catching many catfish.
The yacht Teck passed through the
canal, yesterday, for Wilmington, after a
few days cruise on Chesapeake bay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
HOT PENNANT RACE
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indians Cling to Lead of Half a
Game; Play Again With St.
St. Louis Today.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
ST. Louis, Sept. 2s.-St'll clinging to a
lead of half game on Chicago in the
American League pennant race, Cleveland
today prepared to make a bid for the
third consecutive victory over st. LOUIS
and vsden the gap separating leader and
runner-up.
Bagby, with % victories to his credit,
WAS considered the probable pitching selec-
tion of Manager Speaker, with Bayne, the
young left handler, the hkehest candidate
for mound duty for ST. LOUIS.
Chicago, Sept 2S.-The White Sox
were idle today while the Cleveland club
was scheduled e play third game at St.
Louis. The Soxopen three-gane series
at St. Louis Friday. Cleveland has six
more games to play this season against
St. Louis and Detroit and il the league
leaders win five games, they Will cllnch
the pennant.
The White Sox only hope of winning the
flag is TO win all the rest OF their games
while Cleveland loses two. In case of q the
for the league title, they viii meet the
Indians In q three-game play-of series.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
KENT COUNTY JURY.

Dover, Sept. 28.-Jury Commissioners
Burton and Powell today drew the follow
ing panel Of petit jurors for the October
term of Kent county courts, convening
here October Is:
First Representative district-Thomas
d. Barwick, Joseph Snow, Alfred Thigh
man, John Cole.
Second-Ralph c. Wilson, Robert Fl.
Green, K Lockwood Cowgirl, ]. Burton
Wharton.
Third--Eugene Meredith, Willard Ma
ten, Elmer III. Walker.
Fourth Frank Smith, Harvey p.
Milbourne, Thomas Z. Ford.
Ffth-William II. Russell, ]. Elwood
Teat, John r. McGonigal, Harry r. Han
cock
Sixth-AIbert W. Warren, Lester White,
Simeon Bullock.
Seventh. w. Fletcher Cooper, Avery
Draper, S. Carl Hughes, Jr., John c.
Voshell.
Eighth-James p. Thomas, Charles f..
Gross, John c. Jones, William T. Lane.
Ninth--T. Lane Adams, William j.
Bryan, William /. Collins, John Hammond
Tenth--David Vinyard, John G. Whar-
ton, George 81. Hudson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
ASSAULTED BY MAN AND WIFE.

Dover, Sept. 2S.-David Hardcastle
and Matte Hardcastle, his wife, both
colored, were held by Magistrate E. F..
Wood, yesterday, in $500 each, charged
with an assault on James Miles, also color
ed, on Sunday evening at the restaurant
Of the Hardcastles, on Kirkwood street.
Hardcastle, who, it is alleged, held the
man., was charged with assault and bat
terry, while his wife, who struck Miles in
the head with brick, almost fracturing
his skull, was held on charge of murderous
assault
The woman was before the court few
months ago charged with hitting colored
man on the head with bottle, and was
sentenced to a short term of imprison-
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

An cxccllent orchcstrs, ably directed by
Harold Vicart, sustained tho whole fabric.
Altogether, the production may he
compared to formal banquet, in which
surroundings, service and viands are per-
feet ri their kinds and degrees. That a
special SAVIOR, a distinguishing tang" 10
not experienced, il perhaps hypcrcriti-
cisn and then, too, this may be evi-
dcnce of a satcd palate; but must be put
down as a critical counsel of perfection"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE AFFAIRS.

The meeting of the Industrial League
scheduled for last night, was called off as
there was no business to be acted upon.
IL is not expected the meeting will be held
now until the Gas Company and Electric
Hose and Rubber Company play of two
games. The latter team holds half game
lead and the two remaining games will
settle the championship Of the league.
The games are scheduled for tomorrow
evening, but II Is not known yet whether
they will be played then or some time next
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
GAMES TO-DAY.

American Lcague-Ncw York st Phila
dciphia: Cleveland at st. Louis; Washing
ton AT Boston.
National Icague-Pittsburg at Cincin-
natl two garnce).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
CHARGED WITH DESERTION.

Dover, Sept. 28.-Wilber Cubbage, a
Dover Negro, was arrested, yesterday
afternoon, by Chief of Police Lane and
Constable Kingsbury, on orders of the
Federal government, being wanted as a
deserter
: Cubbage recently enlisted with some
other Negroes from Dover, but decided to
return wnhout ceremony. He will be re-
turned tq6the government authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
ST. AIMS WANTS GAMES.

Manager Daniel McClafferty of the
st. AIMS football team is arranging his
schedule and would like TO hear from any
14O-15O-pound team In the city or State
The St. AIMS team prefers to meet De
fanoe, Parkside, st. Mary's or Wildare
for its opening game. a squad of 80 or
more candidates will work out this evening
at Rockford Tower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
wINTRUP OUT OF GAME.
Delaware College Stay May BE Lost to
Team for Season.

Wintrup, q star backfold man Of the
Delaware College football toam, will likely
be out Of the game for five weeks, ns a
result of receiving dislocated knee IN tho
Penn game on Saturday. The loss of
WintrIp will bc blow to the team ~ he is
fast on offensive and defensive tactics as
we'll as being good plunger.
1t is expected that Watson, a former
Dean Academy star will take Wintrup's
place in tho backfield. Wintrup WAS in
jured in the Havcrford game last year,
when the muscles of his shoulder were
strained and he was out of the game for
some time-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
NELLY JOLLA WINS.

Nelly JoIla, local entry of ". B.
Austin, former winner on the fair cir
cult, won the three-year-old colt stake for
81, 600 at the opening races yesterday In
connection with the Interstate Far at
Trenton. The rich stake was won In
straight heats, mark of 2.lS15 being
made IN the opening heats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 3; Athletics, O.
Cleveland, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Chicago, ?; Detroit, 0.
Boston, 2; Washington, l.
Boston, ?; Washington, o Cd eame).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 2; Boston, 1.
Boston. 3; New York, 2 cd gazne).
St Louis, l6; Chicago, l.
Pttsburg- Cincinnati, rain
O4hcr cJube not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
CROss-COUNTRY TEAM.
Some Good Candidates Are Being Gotten
Into Shape for the Meets.

aSVus0 OOOO N8uQB08S0D AI0 OOJst8 OOssCI
Into Shape for the Meets.
Special Correspondence Of Evcry Evening
Newark, Sept. 28.--Candidatas for the
croea-country team are being worked out
on the cinder path every afternoon by
Track Coach LeCato and the indications
scheduled with University Of Maryland,
Johns Hopkins, Lafayette and Ichigh and
meets are pending with Rutgers aud Wash
ington and Lee.
The candidates for the croM-cosintry
team are Joe" Wilson, holder Of Dela-
wares mile and two-mie runs; Allen
Cooch, Gerald Smith, Verne Booth, n
freshman who 10 reported TO be crack
long distance runner; Gilbert Christfeld,
William Bunton, WAplcs, Fouracre and
Cooper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

Tho cnxaesfnent II for tho week, and
II y certainly an event n the opening
scaeJn.
ChAsks Dillingham;, tho producer, Gas
present At the performance, ~ ~s'rr Other
New York ,mpresarios
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

They'll never have prohibition IA w..
land ill they tai the "s,ds away iron,
General Pilsudskls-KuoxVilie Journal
and Tribune.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
GAMES TOMORROW.

American League-Cleveland at De-
sroit; Washington At Philadelphia
National League-Philadelph st Bos-
ton; Brooklyn at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and will be to you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
DELAWARE CITY BOwLERS WIN.

Delaware Cty, Sept. 29.-In q bowling
tournament on the Fort du Pont alleys
last night, the following scores were made:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-11
Ugly, Unsightly PimpIes
Are Signals of Bad Blood

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