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lRlsA cLAsH WirA CROWN
FORCES IN DUBLIN

Dublin. Nsy thirty sis attacks
- 'he croAn fortes. with e casual
ICES. one OF which VAS fatal. are re-
ported in slse Aeekly snmary 0f evsHts
in ireland. iRrued from Dublln Csstle
oday
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pvsTana swbiess ~ btllaNs attack :
~ FegaAr Intervals knuw anout when
10 oxperi an attack They find that
lhuY have 40 deslfp f0f food when an
aiiask 10 due nnl usually Fai hAeauRe
"a l8 fnHal tlme skip ono meal and
take three ~ Chamberlain rahlefg
and yon mas be ahlr ~ avoid lis =
iafk Persons suhireg ~ p~rtns.s
bllloua attacks should nos dflbk lsa
ar eutfe~ a. any tlme
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STOP HRRE--sMake $50 next Satur-
day. Agents. statesmen. district
managers - brand new Invention -
Feliing like wlldflre Sell Speedera-
ter for Fords. Maxes any Ford run
like Packard. Stops stalling and
buckipg. Put on quick-no tools or
holes : 10 bore. Instant satisfaction.
Listen make money qulck-s7b 10
$3.50 week easy. Hel'on. Utah. makes
$500 every week. -McAIlIster. NJ,
made si2 first afternoon. Dane. w
Va. s55 week spare .ime only. Hurry
write quick for details and exclusive
territory. Address Perrin Co. iios
Hayward Bldg, Detroit Mich.
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rIsAs rroHo kilLs
wtfT STANDS orr or
rICrRa ron HOupH

Houston. TesAa MaN eall fot
AID ~as received ~ me sheriff today
from Grimes county ebera Il sAA
reported nNsro bad klllah biz wfIe.
barrleaied himself IN bis hotna aml
rusperAtrlY resisting arrest sheriff
4llufora ana two Deputies lef. d Once
The fThl il said ~ be near Magnolia
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Mr aud Airp AndgeW Conner Ahsu
andoah. VA wefe 40 ass Wfltvr
Nv wlfe bad rheumatism iu hHf
arms ~ she could not uee them fhe
has na irunule alese taking t'ole
kidney pills DON'T have sn gef
40 Al Night 80 msleh Alnfe ihhinN
Foley kidney Puts nor have ! a.
weak back Aei quickly. tonic la
effect sold sYery where
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BRONCHIAL TROUBLE

Try Foleys Honey and Tar fps
oughs, colds aud Group John g
HekkinT t9s Butxoss Place. Pa
ale y j. writes 4 wA2 sBfferlns
rom m acute case ~ bfonca al troa
bic which gave nge eoaslsiefabls NJ
siesy foNys Honey aud Tar A..
erves al the credit faf my belp,
well nov Sold everywhere
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II has been discovered that 4
pounds os atia@ Viii makn 800 cu5l
feet OF Eas tor illumination or power
bul as yet no convenient way ~
carrying the gas has been found
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scpoLAssnlp ron sALr

FOR SALE Complete sehoiarship Il
Draughon's Practical business col
lege. Oklahoma City This n the bes
business college Ia the souibwe.
The Leader. CuhNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-07

NJ MS && VI k NHMs
rha FugH - us aata I sNali acg
~aRi anHNer
d makesh mp ~ lla d6~n ts
nsath g 1t spVseta mY saaI
y ieaaelh ma Us she psihs n
f'aieuie tur iis Bame aAks
Nes 'hpaea Flte lhnash ta'
sallsY8 am lowea 80 me hllie
Nud hsaF mash eyl tls fois aa
- rANlne alasmf8ys ma
prepafe a. hlmw aNla Ia fAt
pgraenee ~ mlhn faemipa q.
aamlnfrih ne Aer wlth ~ fa lank
hWHih 0ser
surety ii lhls vhles g.lla~ ms n
ihe DAYS nf nv, l.fe ! shall aweii W
shs hug haM8e f0reypf
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folrya ilpnny aud Tar Compound
for ruu8hH colds ana Group Fuies
Rldn~y i'llis Ana F0asY fashafisn
return trial package goatalnin.
Tablets sold every where
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$1,000 PER MAN PER COUNTY

$1,000 PER MAN PER COUNTY
Strange invention startles world
agents amazed Ten inexperienced
men divide $4,000. korstad, a farm
er, did 81. zoo In IA days Schleicher.
minister. sis5 first i2 hours. si.200
cold cash. made. paid. banked by
stoneman in 80 days: sl5oo to ia Q
A hot or cold running water hath
equipment for any home at s76e.
Self heating No plumbing or water
works required Investigate Ex-
elusive sale. Credit given Send no
money. Write letter or postal today
Alien Mfg. Co. s2l Allen Bldg.
Toledo. Ohio
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WANTED s5e mothers al tne First
Presbyterian sunday S,shocl next
sunday
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NOTICE TO an Zeal Esia.e men.
my property 1908 West Noble is off
the market also Is no, for rent u
X Marshall
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hsN q 600 u & " said 10 haNe hen
she onlY ans ~ lhn AeA4uah n0n
achs Whp lived and rrsRaeA in nahy
hH 40 caused - be stsstsd fhAfs
handsome ralace, biz rame helue
on eafh ~ ihr hrleks aeea In gha
walls an discoveries TIERS ~ :
nhuw0 The Inscriptions aisa ahAV
ilAi ~ had p olhef palaces
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

WANTED Clean. ligA cotton ias
al Leader office.
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sALEsMsn WANTED
sAI.KNMAN

High grade salesmen 20 sell nation
ally advertised gasoline pumps aud
oil tanks to garages. stores. factories
etc Prospects furnished Attraes i've
commission contract. with perman ant
future Milwaukee Tank Works. NIL
wankee, Wisconsin.
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tai o8t iris alln eFfilar wlih Re
~ F,'ss "a see ehritieii Az
,h'eaHo ~ wflliue soe nams AZ
address ,ioafly Son wil receive d
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roa BENT

FOR RENT-choloe farm i.2 IN
cultivation. improvements eooi.
Patterson Real Estate Exchange.
FOR RENT--1Modern newly pspsred
iigh. housekeeping rooms Adults
One door south OF laundry. Phone
l3l7-R.
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NteceILAN Eoue

wANTED-sewing at 42s N. Division.
Phone Isl.
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SALESMAN - Small ontfi.. $1,000
commission, Every sale. good side
line. SolI newspapers. hlanls Real
advertising cooperation. Live leafs
windey Sales Manager. 1895 Web
sier Building. Chicago.
SAIsFsSMFsN--Sell peanut and gum
vending machine deals. aiso candy
deals. salary after first months work
United Peanut Co. Oklahoma CITY.
Okla. /.
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EARN y2s weekly. spare time. writ
ing for newspapers. magazines,
Experience unnecessary drsal1s if'vs
Press Syndicate. s,3 Times Baildins
II. Louis, Mo
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


classic led WANTS
-..s-~4sA.~a~~.-A- -t...-..-~s-a.A- As.4e.-~~.~~-
voa sALG
ToR sAtE- ora papers a, the lee,
er office
FOR sAl.E 90 geo per cent neses,
Mortsage security. al dissoans
Address "A. " cara Leader
rRADS WANTED Have farm owner
who wishes to lrade hls so acres
growing garden. crops etc. fot
Guihrle ciy residence properly
valn. 5000 90 CAN 'of particulars
The Casfeey Go no - East okia
hotns avenue
ron EXCHANGE Farm for d~ellsnR
Patterson Real EsiAh Exchange
ron SALE AN 50 acre oli leAss la
Brewster county Texas ~ost one
hal, northwest quarter survey M ~
bloca is Near production Address
Karo" care Daily Leader
FOR SALE close ln six room uwel
ilnx Priced exceptionally bow
Patterson Real Estate Exchange.
~-------.---.--s-
ron SALE room moaern hoase
; lots. eistern aud garage only
ooooo
New room modern cottage :
rooms IA oak, ready IN 10 days
I room COTTAGE Nth aarage on
payemen, 81 5000. slo0 90 cash Sin
handle
Phone sss. A. o. Armstrong a Co.
.--a--.s.-~ .e..4--...--- -v
FOR SALE Good Young COW be
fesh soon see ) W Bethel SOC
Wcsl Logan.
FOR SALE one pair of nlea lolt
on East end. ehssp for cash Alao
. nne pair on the West Ilin a, low
price and on payments a y Arm.
strong. Phone as9
ron SALE Piano 10 good condition
and three good heating coal sioses
Phone X-52
lIlGH GRADE white wyandotie
eggs for Matching. i2 mile wen' oi
city Phone l2ss-I Mr. Penfl COT.
ierai
MILK roR SALE Pint and Qaarl
6 and 10 cents Phone l06l
---4~------- A. .--------------
Special
6 ROOM Mojern: southeaa. cor
ner lots. close In On paving. nice
shade. barn: price $3.50.
Adler 4 Roberts Phone i5i
TO EXCHANGE ny substantial q
APARTMENT and : store building
most prosperous semi -hasiness sec
lion. Grand Boulevard two blocks. car
passes door. Annual income $4,000
Price tis5 900 Clear or indebted
meas. Want clear going farm or
ranch equipped and on earning basis
z. oconnor, ios y CLARK st. chicago
WILL EXCHANGE Halt section coal
land thick vein for 100000 Mer
chandfse. hardware. implements or
DIVIDEND paying oil stock. rox 1to
veiva. N. ID.
ann n r
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FEMALE rElp WANTED

Ant Position as champermah
In sood hoieL Write 3 9, , care
Leader
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


MARRY ~ l4oNklAN.-~for results. lrs
me. best and niost succrsatnl
Home Maker. hundreds fkh wish
marriage soon. strieSiy ceoildenslal,
most reliable. years er.erience, des.
erapsions frs ~rhc Success cluh.N
Mrs nan. BOX 55e. Oakland. callf
VEIL MATERNITY HOSPITAL FOR
young women before and daring
confinement private terms q suit.
babies adopted FREQ Mrs G NJ Jann.,
Ia " aift. kaasaa City Mo
Marriage gapef photos, descriptions,
many rich. want 10 marry, frae II
Jahn y Paul. MINI.
.s..
When irregular or suppress
sed use Triumph pills safe and
dependable ia an proper cases Net
sold AZ Drug Stores DO not expers
ment With others save disApeout
ment Write for Relief and gArli
cnlars. IT'S free Address. National
Medical Institute. Milwaukee, wis,
ARE you LONELY Dent BE- If',
me tind YOU conEenlal companion
Confidential reliable, successful
Mrs Gray ltoa q Kansas ciiy No,
Dept 80.
WESTERN COR ctrB Trust.
worthy and confidential box 49,
Are. Sta. Los Angeles. Calf
HANDSOME -congenial Young laiy
worth sloo. 900. Il anxious 70 marry
honorable. worthy gentleman. Mary
Sos LanhershIm Bldg. Los Auseles
Calf.
FOR SPEEDY MARRIAGE Ai,soi
ntely hcs. largest In the country:
established i5 years. thousand selocf
members both sex wealthy. wishing
early marriage. strictiy confdeatal
descriptions free, The old Reiiahl
Club, Mrs Wrubel Box 20. Oakland
Calf.
LADlES--When DELAYED ~ lr.~sais
use French Cotton Root pllls raf
and dependable Refuse other ~
mall s. Double strength. 81 50 Fr
ench Medicine Co. Atlanta. Ga
-------~---------
EPIIEPTics -Sonld you care t,
learn about new rational treaimen
for Immediate relief q epilepsy posi-
lively stopping eeizuren from first
days use Information free "spe
cIallst Drawer 1882. Lander. wyom
ing
! Will. GLAD. .Y--Teli anyone suffer
ing siih rheumatism how was
cured In four days after two years
terrible suffering n matters not
what aha. form you have. what ynu
have tried or how long standing
Send name and address toiay Al.
dress Box FIa7. Little Rock. Ark.
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VEIL MATERNITY HOSPITAL FOR
young women before ard during
confinement private terms q auii.
babies adopted FREQ. Ars G " Jane..
IN " aift. Kansas City Mo
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WIDOWS. worth $4,000. wants
husband M-Box as. League
Toledo. Ohio.
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MARRY ~ isoNkLN'--for results. lrs
me. besf and most succcsslnl
Home Maker". hnndrets rth wlsh
marriage soon. striciy confidential,
most reliable. years er'erienre, dess
crAgaiona fr~s 'rhe Success cluh."
Mrs Ran. BOX $50 Oakland. cAiH
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


In The event o, delivery aoiex ue'
Dssseet. or paper being rolled. tsis'ec
- matiisted. subscribers ara arEea
= make Immediate complains . tss
suslness office In pefson. - sei~
pAoae or mail.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
FRANK DELIKAT,
BALL PLAYER, DEAD

Sport followers of this section will
be shocked TO learn OF the sudden
death yesterday afternoon OF Frank
Delikat. one OF the most prom
Using young ball players in Whining
ton. '-Spigot," as ne was popularity
known. was in his nineteenth year
and played first base with Stanton in
the Suburban League and on The
Evening journal team Newspaper
League team. Earlier in the season
he covered the initial hassock for St.
Hedwig's in the City League. He
had an offer from Blue Ridge
team for trial in the spring.
"Spigot" had been suffering from
pain in the side for some time, but
did not think seriously OF 1t until
about ten days ago, and then he was
taken to the Delaware Hospital. II
was said that he was suffering from
a tumor OF the stomach and was op-
Grated upon. For a time it was
thought he was on the road to re-
covery and yesterday morning was
in the best OF spirits and joked and
laughed with his many friends who
visited him. A sudden turn for the
worse was fatal and he died at about
3.15 O'Clock.
Frank was the son OF John Deli
kat. Sill South Van Buren, street
The funeral will be held from the
home OF his parents on Tuesday
morning at . o'clock with special
services at st. Hedwig's r. c.
Church. His former mates on the
teams which he played will act as
pallbearers.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
sEAFoRD HAPPENINGS

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Sept 1O-A porch
swing, in which Miss Irene Rhea
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grille ID
Rhea and Miss Louise Mccollister.
OF Wilmington we're swinging. YES
terday afternoon, broke. slightly
: -ipluring Miss Rhca.
Mrs. Ernest Fields and daurbtor
sarah who have been spending a
week with relatives and friends AZ
salisbury, Nd, have returned home
Alr. and Mrs. Harlan Kinder have
returned to their home in Phfladei.
phia after spending two weeks with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Elliott; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. Gull
yer and daughter. Of Claymont. are
visiting their parents here; DR.. Ed
ward Mcdowell. OF Philadelphia
spent part Of the week with friends
in town; Miss Marion Robinson 1.
visiting friends and relatives in Bal.
timore; Mrs. Clara Townsend
Misses Augusta and sallie Porter and
Claude Couibourne have returned
from visit with Mrs. John Millard
in Wilmington; Ronald Hurley. Of
Washington. ID. c.. spent part OF tn,
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. ". Hurley.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
CAUGHT 6,O7S BARRELS
OF FISH LABOR DAY

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEWES, Sept. 1o.-Mr. and Mrs.
William r. Atkins OF Millsboro have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Sarah Elaine Atkins,
to David Brittingham OF this town.
The wedding will take place on
Sunday evening. September IL, al
$40 o'clock. in the Lewes NJ e..
Church. the ceremony to be per-
formed by the Rev Howard Davis
Charles and Edward webb OF
Philadelphia who have been visiting
relatives here for a few days have
returned home.
Edward and Roy Collins OF Phila-
delphia spent the early pai- OF the
week with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin s. Collins. near town
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Salmon OF
Philadelphia. are spending few days
with the latter's mother. Mrs. II. C
Bohm
james A. Aull, Jr., OF Philadel.
phia. has been a visitor al the home
OF Mayor James t. Thompson.
Professor Robert ]. Kelly OF Phil
adelphia, formerly OF this town, wa
In town during the week.
The Lewes Oil and Chemical Com
pany's fishing steamers all came II
loaded on Labor Day, the total catcl
for the four boats being 607s bar
rels OF fish.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
TO PREACH SERMON
OLD LANDMARKS

The Rev. 2. W. Wells, pastor, win
occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening at Wesley M. f. Church
tomorrow. The services win begin
at 1890 o'clock with preaching by
pastor who will take for his subject,
THE Old Landmarks". This ser
vice will be followed by the Sunday
school at 1915 o'clock.
The evening services will begin at
7.30 o'clock at which time Mr.. Wells
will preach on the subject Men on
equality with Angles" The official
Board will meet Monday evening at
s o'clock. The Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society win meet Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock in the
church parlors The weekly prayer
meeting will be held ON Wednesday
evening. 7.30 o'clock. The first meet
ing of the Mems Club will be held
Thursday evening at 7.5o o'clock,
when a schedule Of activities win be
arranged at this meeting
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
STARS DID SOME
SHOOTING AGAIN

vandever made a shooting star Of
the Sunday Star Independents, fop-
ping them to earth to the tune Of
to 2 at Seventeenth and Church
streets last night. Dave Riley start
ed the bombardment when he walk
ed into the first ball pitched by Joe
Osowski and kissed it to deep left
for a circuit smash. Thomas dup
Heated the stunt later in the game
when he greeted Hughes on his sec
ond ball pitched with the same kind
OF a smack.
Helbing held the Star to three hits
one OF which was a triple by
Osowski. Feature fielding plays
were made by RELY and Hantwerker
for Vandever and Jennings for the
Star. Hughes worked well after
he had disposed of the first man
aaan.-
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
MORE JOBLESS
MEN ARE SOLD
Boston Woman is Auction
eer and Many Unemploy-
ed Find Position
TOWN SUPPORT
FOR FOOD FUND

BOSTON, Sept 1o.-The auction
block for men who are without
work but seeking it was resumed on
Boston Commons yesterday. A wo-
man auctioneer, Miss Viola Roche,
held the hammer on the men, who
were again stripped to the waist.
related their several abilities to labor
and called for bids.
The crowd which thronged around
the bandstand contained many wo-
men. who took an active part in the
bidding. Unlike the auction OF
Thursday, work for a week or more
at wages that bidding carried as
high as s25. a week was obtained by
several men.
The party OF unemployed went
from their West End headquarters
to the Common through the. noon
day crowds in the business district
gathering considerable audience
as they went. The first three men to
be put up found jobs among the bid
ders. two getting two weeks work
with board, clothing and pay at the
rate OF $25 week from a theatrical
producer. and another s25 a month
with food, clothing and lodging for
undescribed labor.
Many persons who took no active
part in the bidding contributed to-
ward feeding the workless men.
A fourth man. Angelo Ricci, who
said he had served two and hall
years in the Canadian army and was
| twice wounded, came up for a 1ot
after sleeping anywhere he coulC
for the last few months, he said
frequently going three or four day
without food. An offer OF work a
s25 a month, with board and cloth
ing. was the bid that brought hin
down from the block.
Tony Bruno. a former service man
was bid in at s25 a month to be al
assistant janitor. Others who go
jobs on bids were Frank Gennar
II years of age. and Arthur Burson
Lea.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
died

DOBB-In New Castle, Del, on Septem-
her 10, 1921, Harry Forbes Dobb, in
his S1st year. Relatives, friends and
members Of the G. A. r., are invited
to attend the funeral at the residence
Of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Postles,
Delaware street aud The Strand, New
Castle, on Monday, at p. NJ (day-
light saving time)
RHBMAMM-In this city, on September
10 1921 Jacob Rebmamm. Relatives,
friends, members OF Delaware Tribe.
No. I, Imp'd. o. r. NJ; Imp'd- Order
Of Heptasophs; German Beneficial
Society. No. 1, and Delaware Lodge,
No $40, G.. OF H.. are invited 70 at
residence, 11S n. Franklin street, on
Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock. IN
terment at Siverbrook cemetery.
DELIKAr-In this city, on September
Dellkat. aged is years and . months.
Relatives, friends. members Of 81.
Hedwig's A. A., Stanton Baseball
club and p. B. A. Of N. A., are in
vited to attend the funeral services
at the residence of his parents. 5i1
S. Van Buren street. on Tuesday
morning, at $50 O'Clock. Solemn re
qulem mass at st. Hedwig's R c.
Church. at 2 o'clock. Interment at
New Cathedral cemetery.
MURRY-On September 10, 1921. near
Newark. Del, Edith Julia. daughter
OF Samuel and Edith Murry. aged ?
months. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services
from her parents residence, near
Newark, Del. on Monday afternoon
September -, At l o'clock. Interment
az Head Of Christiana cemetery.
SELBY-,Suddenly at Newport, Del. on
September s, 1921, Raymond f., SON
Of Ohio n. and Katharine V. Se4by.
aged 10 yeaH. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral
services at his parents residence
Newport, Del, on Sunday afternoon
september II, nc . o'clock (dayHghi
saving tirne). Interment at st
James cemetery Newport.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
WAR HERO WILL BE
BURIED TOMORROW
snecIal 10 rhe Evenlng Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
ELKTON, Md. Sept. 1o-Private
Mauldin Dennis. member OF Com
pany #. s13th Infantry. who was
killed during the attack on Mont
faucon. France. will be buried to-
morrow from the home OF his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Dennis.
on the Elkton-North East road. Pri-
vate Dennis was 2s years OF age and
was formerly a member OF Company
= OF Elxton. Members OF Company
r. First Infantry Regiment, National
Guard Of Maryland, and members OF
the Ellis Mahan American Legion
Post, will attend the funeral, meet
ing at the Elkton Armory at
O'Clock. Lieutenant Harry A. Eder,
OF Elkton. is in charge OF the funeral
arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dasch
had a narrow escape from death on
Sunday night when the automobile
in which they were riding. was
struck by train on the Central Di-
vision Of the p. B. and W. Railroad
at syimar and demolished. The oc-
cupants escaped injury.
Miss Clarinda f. Gilmore. aged Sc
years. a former resident OF Port De-
posit. died in Kansas City. Mo. on
Sunday. Miss Gilmore left Cecil
county at the close OF the Civil War
The pulpit OF the Elkton Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will be filled
on Sunday by the Rev. C. W. Bounds
pastor Of the Kingswood NJ Z
Church. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
$4,000 GIFT TO
MILFORD HOSPITAL
special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. Sept 10-It was an
nounced here yesterday that the
Milford Emergency Hospital has re-
ceived gift Of $4,000 from Mrs.
Lister. Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Lister
is sister OF the late Samuel W.
Han of Dover.
Miss Bessie Mallalieu OF Lincoln.
Nebraska. Is visiting Mrs. Mary r.
Adams widow Of the late Rev. r. II.
Adams who resides here with her
daughter and grandchildren. Miss
Manalieu is State librarian Of Ne
braska. She visited the State House
Yesterday and was shown through
the building by State Librarian f. B
Louderbough
No trace OF the Negro prisoners
Harvey johnson and Walter Petty.
john who escaped from the Ken
county jail, has been found b,
Sheriff Graham up to this morning
Evening journal., 1921-09-10
CITY SPORTS EASY
FOR NECK FARMERS

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Sept. 1O-The people OF
Dover and vicinity greatly enjoyed
a game OF baseball played here yes
terday afternoon between a team
composed Of st. Jones Neck farmers
and the Kent Club Giants, the lat
ter being members of Dover's So
cial club. The farmers beat the
"City Sports" by score OF % TO ..
Aside from the real fun and amuse-
ment furnished, tho proceeds Of the
game were turned over to the
Palmer Home for the aged.