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MISCELLANEOUS CRIMINAL

Charles Pecot, board of prisoners Iss S
Charles Pecot, attendance ut court 90 O
Rene H Himel, convictions Is
Charles Pecot, expense arresting
Rodriguez at Lafayette IL s.
Foster Drug co, supplies for pris-
onefs 80
Edwin Pichoff, conveying prisoners A
Louis Landry s-same 2 A
Edwin Pichoff, same II!
Alex Ratcliffe, same so
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INCIDNNTAIS.
Willard Ditch repairing vat, etc Al
o l. Landry salary and expenses l44 OO
John C Lewis & Co, 1.2 premium on
bond of Treasurer 80 90
John Z Lewis & Co, premium on
bond of Secretary ID 90
VI l. Harrison fright and dray on kiltik o.
VI l. Harrison, same | 81
Luke LeGendre, stenOgraphic work %
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POLICE JURORS.

Mileage and PEI Diem-August
T. B. Kimbroush. lst ward. ......... $40
Gabriel Haydei. End ward ............ 6 80
Charles N. Frost, 3rd ward. ......... 500
Arthur Olivier. 8rd ward ............ 5 20
s. T. McCardslt, 3rd ward.... .. $40
Oscar Boudreaux. 9Th ward .......... $40
W. n. Gooch. 9Th ward .............. $50
w. J. Lowrance. 9Th ward ..... 7i0
A. E. Calm. 7th ward ............... 6 80
John A. Pharr. Sth ward. ............ 100
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PAUPERS.
Allowance for July
Louis Carter Observation-Disclosures. 4.0O
Albert Dorset NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Nimrod Wilkins ...................... 4.os
Major johnson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.Vo
Frederick Lee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Robert Lee ....................... 4.0o
Phoebe Young NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Ephraim Low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.Oo
Augustus NOper ..-..... ..... 90"
Charlie Robertson .... 500
Mrs Eupheinon Roussel l......... 500
William Williams. =. ....... ...< o.. 500
Mrs William Williams. -. .......... 500
Mrs Frank Pryor. .......... ...... 500
Neely Cane...... .. ... 500
Mary Hawklns.------..... BOO
Mrs Roberta LeBoeuf :. ........... 500
J. B, Hebert ..... ........ 500
Jean I.aporterie .............. 500
Mrs jean Laporterie 49,. ........ 500
Mrs, Harry Champagne. -. ....... lsoo
Mrs, Adolph Pichof.. ......... 500
G Provost, burying pauper Joseph
Antoine IL 90
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Total $48 90
There were no Jurors Warrants is
sued during the month of July, 1921.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The following report from the Sheriff
was read and on motion OF Gabriel Haydel
seconded by w N Gooch and carried it was
received, filed and made part of the min.
utes:
MOSTHLY STATEMENT
OF Charles Pecot, Tax Collector, for account of
taxes and licenses collected during the
month of July, 1921, for account 1920
taxes:
Parish tax, 3,144 As
Good Road District No l, 1893 Is
Criminal tax, lSa OF
Parish license, rs SO
Total, SSa7 Is
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AyoCA, CHENE AND CHARENT0N
BRIDGES.
T., r,,,,,or ..,arr and snnn1,es Avoca II IS
L'',a.na tpanmisou salary Cbcne 81 90
Glen Orange Store, supplies Chene, Gu
'eear. Char.nton q "o"'' '"' % 80
A Vet.tier & Sons, additional salary
June Clarendon 81 W
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ROADS AND BRIDGES

Joe Parro l.3 salary as road super.
v,Sor 66 81
Weekly pay roll week ending 7-S ~ 10
kentwood Gravel Co gravel 2o I'd
Town OF Franklin 1.2 Of cost OF clean
ing canal ~ oV
Y l. Dugas repairs wv
Union Bank for shells rs 0s oo
Union Bank for shells 7-22 o. oM
aot N r r. II r. fright on gravel 81 81
J N Pharr & Sons ditching 81 ~
Foster & Loustalot rent of barn
April. May. June and July 90 W
Cudlipp Betting & Machinery Go
bits o2 O0
Geo :. and r O,Rrien ditching Il 80
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16

their regular meeting Monday evening.
July 18th.
Odd Fellow lodge No. s73 of Ind
lana Harbor will meet Monday evening
July IS at which time they will have
installation Of officers. All member
are urged to attend.
On Thursday evening the Junior De-
p~rtment scholars of the Congregat-
ional Sunday school had a large party
which proved a great success. on FRI
day the Intermediates and Seniors en-
joyed the entertainment offered them
by the pastor and Sunday school.
First Congregational church of East
Chicago. Corner OF Magoun and 145th
st. Pastor. Rev. Frank Naples: sun
day school at $3.50 a. m. Morning SER
vice at 1913 a. m. The early part of
the morning service will be shortened
considerably as there Will be reception
Of new members and communion at the
close OF the sermon. The pastor will
preach. Visitors to East Chicago ara
cordially invited TO attend this church.
Details OF Sunday school picnic will be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
Twin City
NeuUs Notes


Mrs. Emma Spencer, city society re-
porter for The Times, will greatly rp-
precLatc any news phOned either to
The Times office e c. 2S3 or her home.
E c. 9T2.
The Loyas woman's Bible Class OF
East Chicago will nave a picnic Tues
day at Whiting park. Mrs. George
Wilson a member of the class who
formerly lived in East Chicago. but
now of Bogalusa. La. is visiting here
viii be the guest OF honor. All mem
bers of the class and friends of Mrs.
wilson's are invited TO attend. VIII
leave four corners on the 1920 car for
the park.
Frank C.. wall left for New York City
on Tuesday 10 meet Mrs. Wall and her
sister. Mrs. Jensen Of Michigan City.
who have been TO Sweden for a three
months visit with their parevts. They
are expected TO arrive in East Chi
cago today. The mother of Mr.. Wall
who was to have come along was un-
able to make the trip at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns OF Dec.
dar 81. VIII visit the Boy Scouts at
Camp winsum on Sunday where their
son Bonnie Is In camp.
Little Mildred. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jacob Schmeuser Of Barring ave.
is up and around after an illness or
several days.
Miss Laura Burch is taking Miss F.
Jones place in the city clerks office
while Miss Jones is on her annual
vacation.
The usual services Will be held at
the Methodist church of East Chicago
on Sunday morning. The worship will
open with the Sunday school at $3.50.
Immediately after this is the Junior
church which will be followed by tn
regular sermon OF the day. Rev. H.
r. DeBra of Gary Will preach
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J.. Petersen of
Barring ave. Will spend Saturday and
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Martin
Hess at Michigan City.
A. s.. Strohm of 4515 Magoun ave.
who was taken seriously i'll Monday
of this week was removed TO his OLD
home in Nappanee. Ind. He stood the
trip very well and word received yes
terday reports nm resting easily.
The Sorasis Club Will be enter
tained over the week end by Miss Ethel
Carlson at her home at the Dunes.
Wilson. Indiana.
Atty. r. NJ. Royce leaves today for
a two weeks vacation which he will
spend with his family at their cot
tage at Crystal Lake, Indiana.
Miss Clara Wedge is leaving Mon
day morning for Battle Ground. IND.
as a delegate from the First NJ. E.
church of East CHICAGO 10 ATTEND the
annual Northwest Indiana Conference.
Rev. George b. Jones and wife wifi
also attend over the week emo.
Merriam Rebekah lodge will enter
ain some Of their grand officers at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16

announced tomorrow. Be sure to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sheldon and
children of Beacon street accompan-
led by a cousin, Miss Bernice Krover.
OF Cleveland, o.. are spending two
weeks at Crystal Lake. Ind.
A party Of five on a motor trip
through the west stoppe1 last Thurs
day and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Davis of Northcote ave
a sister of Mr.. Davis being one Of the
party.
A card from J.. E. ONeil who is in
Los Angeles. attending the Elks con-
vention enroute wrote: "On our way
hot and dry. no perspiration. Descript-
ion Of trip would wreck the English
language"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Allen and lit
tie daughter of 42o7 Parish ave are
leaving today for a two weeks vacation
which will be spent at Paw Paw Lake,
Michigan.
Mrs. r.. P. Mccarthy and daughter.
Orleta, returned to Alma, Mich. Friday
morning after a two weeks visit with
her mother. Mrs. Lowery 1888 olcott
avenue.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church. 13Sth and Deodar st. Theo.
Claus. pastor. English Sunday school
at 9 g.. M. English service at - a
m. Sermon topic: THE Folly of the
Goddess" The Young Peoples Luth-
eran league will meet on Thursday
evening at the pastors residence.
Give God a Chance" Is the sermon
subject at the United Presbyterian
church Sabbath morning at IL o'clock.
Are you doing that? You are invited
10 attend this service. Bible school
at GAS a. m. Study topic: The Con-
version Of Saul" Mr.. +. Brown. Mark
Subdivision. playground director will
ha the leader Of the Y. p. c. U. meet
ing at 6:45 p. m. and a good attend
ance is desired. The Baptist and I.
p. Intermediates meet in this church
at 6.45 with Mary Nnf'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
APPOINTED ON BOARD

Willis f. Roe. OF East Chicago re-
ceived the signal appointment on the
Board of Managers of the Indiana
State Bar Association at their TWEEN
ty-ffth annual meeting. held last
Tuesday and Wednesday at Indianap-
oils. said to be the largest attendance
in the history OF the Bar Association.
AT this meeting United states Sena-
tor Albert J. Beveridge delivered the
principal address on Foreign Debt and
National Taxation" His address was
based upon what Is expected to be one
Of the great issues that congress will
act upon in the near future. Wheth-
er the United states shall ANGEL the
debt owed by the allies as q result OF
the recent war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
CIVIL CASES FILED
IN COURT YESTERDAY


1I05-Arbuckle Bros. Atty. Marc
us Hershcovitz rs Jacob Brenamn. In
~debtedness.
1io6-Paul JastrEembowski. Atty
A. II. Sambor VS. VIM. Stankevich- In
d~ebtedness:
r. l107-Andrew H. Sambor. Plain
nm pleading on case VS. Nike Hojnac-
Nj. Possession.
11os-Louis Staiar. Atty. Jordan VS.
Anton Bolok. Indebtedness.
1109-George Morgan, Atty. Meade
Royce and T~yman VS. Peter Kromgo-
ais. Damage Indebtedness.
= 111o-Barbara Blosky. Atty. John D
Kennedy VS. Nike Kunich- Possess
Ion.
1111-Max skone. AttyS. Roe and
Petersen VS. Peter Black and wife. pos
seesion-
i112-The American Store Fixture
company. Atty. Samuel P Morse, Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
DISCUSS SEWAGE

At the board Of works meeting on
Monday. July 18th. . p. m. the queS-
ton OF disposal plant for the
city Of East Chicago will be discussed
Officials from h Municipal Sewage
Disposal Corporation are expected "a
be present with plans and specihca-
lions OF the electroylitic process
It is understood that members OF
this board have endorsed the lectray-
lite plan and intends to proceed with
the project. costing the city 100000
disregarding the advice OF their con-
sulting engineers. Pearce, Greeley and
Hansen. that only a. partial treatment
OF sewage disposal is necessary at this
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
CARL LOlTNER
Graduate Swedish Masseur

Wonderful help can be given by SCI
en,lhc Swedish Massage. for nerve
trouble. overworked brain. rheumatism
nf joints. sore feet. poor blood cir
culation, etc. 1t is known the world
over. and highly recommended OF
prominent physicians. Business
men and women should always keep
their nerves and brain in a perfect
condition by Swedish Massage. Please
take a treatment and be convinced.
Consult your physician about it.
ROOM rs STRAUBE BLDG.
PHONE 3776 HAMMOND
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
STORE OPENS ID

A grand opening IS being held today
at the. Citizens Drug Store. corner OF
Guthrie and Elm streets. Indiana Har-
Dor. Fred Rosswurn. the proprietor,
formerly with the Central Drug store
is very optimistic in his new venture.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
NEW OFFERING

The General American Tank Car
Corporation Is Offering as an attract
i've investment. a $2,Ss0.0o0 ten year
IN Equipment Trust Certificate is
sue. Offered at s7h and interest to
yield 7-s5 per cent. Certificates In
the denomination of 81. 900.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
NEW ~SALESROoM

The Northern Indiana Gas & Elect
rio viii soon open up a sales
room on Chicago avenue. East Chica-
go. The building where the Demp-
sey Battery company was located on
Chicago avenue near Oicott is being
remodeled for this purpose.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
JULY 23, THE DATE

The American Legion Post No. 81.
East Chicago. has to award
their new 1891 Hupmobile car next
Saturday. July 30
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
AND


-HEMSTITCHING, BUTTON COVER
ING, BRAIDING
PROMPT SERVICE
CALL Neutrality-suspicious. 445
81 STATE STREET, HAMMOND.
7.15
$4,000 TO loan Roe e. Petersen Law
Office. a Chicago. s-6-tf
II your property is for sale at the
right price and you need the cash we
will buy 1t. Kozacik Manta Mirmak,
3S0lA Cedar ST. Real Estate & Insur-
ance. Indiana Harbor. 7-13-
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VS. Gust Palmer. ct ell. Atty. P. A.
Parks. Possession.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
SIS. SNAPPERS COME
THROUGH WITH WIN

South Side snappers scored their
second straight win on Saturday by
trimming L.andlith by the score OF
Is 10 O. Able interference aided
the boys from over Third street 10
get away for several long runs. The
snappers put over their first touch
down iB the first minute Of play
Giles line plunging and the work
OF Mike Lister and Skeet snavely
for Iandlith were the features.
South Side snappers would like 10
hear from any 100 pound team In
the city. Merwick and Park A. c.
preferred. Lineup;
IandIitb s. :. Snappers
Patterson left end Drummond
Patterson
Kline ..... left tackle eco. Sauta
(Reeder)
Rosco ... left guard W. Goodman
Baker ...... center G. Goodman
CoyIe .... right guard O.. J. Lister
NJ. Lister . right tackle c. Conner
snavely .... right end ...... Dean
(Brown)
Bloodwell quarterback o.. NORRIS
Abbott right halfback .... Han
Richards left halfback 49,. Brown
Holiday ... fullback .... Giles
Touchdowns; - Giles. 2; Nor
riss 2,
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
MUCH WILD GAME
ON THE CHESAPEAKE

HAvRE DE GRACE. Nd. Oct.
who has a foot OF
frontage on the Chesapeake Bay. or
on any OF its tributaries is anxiously
awaiting the opening OF the wild
fowl season tomorrow. Ducks
geese. brant and similar fowl are
more abundant than ever. II is
estimated there are more than g.
100000 fowls feeding and at home
on the bay and its estuaries.
Professional hunters have been
engaged by Philadelphia. New York.
Washington and Baltimore sports
men for the opening day Of the sea-
son. and Il is probable there will
be FIVE or six thousand hunters in
the fats OF the Susquehanna and
the coves OF the bay next Tuesday.
The bags are limited 70 twenty
five fowls, which may include four
geese. day. On the main waters
OF the Chesapeake the shooting days
are Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days, and In other counties Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays
Some counties forbid hunting fowl
after ? o'clock in the afternoon. The
license fee for nonresident is SO
and there is an addql charge for
shooting from blinds. sink boxes or
from sneak boats.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
ALLEN NEW HEAD
OF KEYSTONE CLUB

The Keystone Field Club held a
get-together meeting yesterday aft
ernoon at the club quarters. 2O4 East
Fourth street. The meeting was
largely attended and tbroushout the
session. which lasted nearly three
hpurs. nothing but the best Of spirit
and fellowship prevailed
Tho main feature was the appear
afrce Of many former members, who
expressed a desire 10 again become
active members Of the club. James
Quinn. George Allen. Thomas Gray,
Joseph =. O'Rourke and Samuel
Rriefman gave lengthy talks that
were well received.
The election OF officers developed
several spirited contests. especially
for the Office Of president. which was
won by George Allen over Joseph
O'Rourke by a margin OF five votes.
other officers elected were Reese
Baker. vice president; Albert Barns.
recording secretary; Charles Hayea.
corresponding secretary; olen Hack
EFT, financial secretary; stephen Ro-
man. treasurer. and James Quinn,
serreant-at-arms.
The club will hold another big
meeting next sunday afternoon,
when it Is expected that most Of tho
old members viii return.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
NOTES FOR HORSENlEN

- Bragg. 2.o7H; Henrietta C.. 2.o7A;
Josephine watts. 2.oeH; Patsy p.
a12. and several other record trot-
ters have been sold for export 20
Belgium.
A free-iegged PAGER that does not
wear any boots and has worked
mile in 2.06A. with his training ex-
porience received during EVENINGS
and Sundays. has been purchased
by a Western trainer. Looks as
II the volstead law Is not popular
out that way.
Peter viii Tell. the chestnut geld
ing by Peter O'Donna. that Nat Ray
won a couple OF races with at Gran
wood. was used on the road until
last spring. and after n little train
ing started and won five races on the
Western half-mile tracks before go
ing TO Lexington and getting a breed
er's fetord OF 2.14A.
Adam Carr and NJ. p. Derry, the
popular Freehold trainers. are iocat-
ed at the home track after very sue
cessful campaigns over the half
mile tracks. The former was un-
able to drive until September ow-
ing 10 severe illness. but soon
made up for lost time with Sam
Forman. 2.14h; George Mack.
2.l5 u and Arkansas Bill. trial 2.12.
Derry has Just returned from Ken
lucky with several well-bred colts.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
PA. HUNTERS IN
WOODS TOMORROW

HARRISBURG. Pa. oct. al
More game and more hunters than
ever before are looked for through
out Pennsylvania with the general
opening. OF the hunting season to-
morrow. While the season for some
varieties OF game. including water
fowl. snipe and woodcock. has been
open for some time the season gem
orally opens November l.. when
most OF the fur-bearing animals.
quail and various other varieties OF
game may be taken.
The Pennsylvania laws permit the
hunting OF rabbits from November
! 10 December IS. allowing five IN
one day and forty in the season. with
the use OF traps forbidden except
to residents under fourteen who may
use box traps on lands on which
they live. Three snowshoe hares
may be taken in a day and fifteen
in a season, which is the same as
FOR habits. The use OF traps is
forbidden. The red or pine squir-
rel season is open from November
TO August is and the bag is un-
limited.
The season for the other fur-bear-
ing animals also opens November
I and continues 20 the end Of Feb
ruary with the bag unlimited. The
raccoon season opened october and
continues to January 81. with no
limit on the bag. Fur-bearing ami
mails that are protected include
mink. muskrat. opossum, otter. rae
coon and skunk. The bear season
opens Tuesday and one may be taken
each season with an allowance OF
three to one camp or body of mon.
The season for ring-neck pheas-
ants. quail. ruffed grouse and wild
turkeys is limited TO November with
the following bag limits; Pheasants
three in one day and six in one sea-
son; common Virginia quail. three
in one day and six in one season (;
Hungarian quail. four in a day or
ten in a season; ruffed grouse.
three in a day or fifteen in a season
wild turkey, one in a season.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
X. OF p. QUOT LEAGUE.

A get-together meeting Of lodges
OF X. OF p. to form a QUOT league
was held Saturday evening IN Pyth-
ian Castle. The following lodges
we're represented: Washington Lodge
No. /, Lafayette Lodge No. ?. Clay
ton Lodge No. 4, Morning Star No.
10. Oriental No 10, Talleyvi1le No. 10.
Calanthe No. %. and Alpha No. 25.
The follawing officers were elected;
Frank Fisher. OF Washington Lodge
No. /, president. and Harvey y
swearer OF Clayton Lodge No. 4,
secretary and treasurer. Collins, Sim
mons. Larkin. Beeson. Maxwell and
Anderson we're named a committee
on schedule. The committee will
meet on next Saturday evening at
Pythian Castle.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
in THE
SHORELEAGUE
]. M. Chandler Chosen
President of the Ball
Club
TO SELL STOCK
IN ORGANIZATION

PARKsLEY. Va. oct. s1-Parks-
ley will represent the Eastern Shore
OF Virginia in the New Eastern
shore Baseball League recently or
ganized. and wiz have as opponents
Cambridge. Berlin. Princess Anne
Crisfeld. Salisbury and Pocomoke
Nd. and laurel. Del.
These eight clubs will form the
new league and will be in class ID. "
which will equal the class Of bail
played in the Blue Ridge League.
Parksley baseball fans are enthu-
siastic over their prospects FOR the
coming season. and arrangements are
being made for the assembling Of a
fast team. steps have already been
taken to improve the park with the
addition Of a new stand.
At a meeting held last week the
following officers were elected: J. NJ
Chandler. president; II. T. Mason
vice-president: W. X. Dever, secre-
tary. and c.. W. Gillespie, treasurer
The directors are: Edward coiona,
r. L. Parks. Howard Watts. II. J.
Barnes, L. B. Johnson, J. T. Eweil
and +. NJ. Johnson.
J. T. Ewell and r. NJ. johnson
will manage the affairs OF the club
which will be known as the Parksley
Athletic Club. II. J. Barnes wa,
unanimously reelected manager OF
the baseball team. and J. Harry Rev
was chosen 20 represent the club al
all league meetings.
Il was voted to incorporate the
club. and J. A. Byrd. OF Cape Charles
was appointed 10 draw up and secure
charter. Shares in the club will be
sold at SO each.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
CHESR00K STOPS
SOLDIER GRDDERS

Fort Dupont with much strong
er and better working lineup than
heretofore put up a sturdy defense
and succeeded IN hcding the ches-
rook Champs 20 a TO score satur-
day afternoon at Harlan Field. The
Soldiers had possession OF the ball
for considerable part OF the time
and made some marching gains.
being halted on the threshold OF a
score several times. Chesrook put
+ over the lone touchdown in the frs
period.
Mat Donohue. playing his first
game OF the year. was the same re-
I liable Mat and although not called
on many times TO carry the ball he
was there In tho pinch and fooled
the entire Fort DUPONT team when
ne ran wide for Chesrook's lone
touchdown on a fake forward pass.
Mats punts showed that he Is In a
class By himself around this section
In giving the ball a long ride down
the hcid. Lineup:
Fort DUPONT Chesrook.
& Holland. ....... Left cnd........... Kelly
CE Holland) kidd
Kelly. guard. Ludwig
(Niglcy)
Erado. Centre ...s.s.-- .oteirr
Dylewsky Right guard. ..... .Fegley
Fields. Right tackle ". kcrrisan
tMcGonigic. Fcrgus0nl
Armstrong. Right end. p. kcrrigan
White. e......... Quarter back. ..... Hanley
Barney. ......Left half-back.... .Donohue
(kavanaughl
Kennedy Right half-back. ...., Read
Hummcll..... Fail back. p. kemske
Chcsrcok ................. q ~
Fort DUPONT ........-.... U V-o
Summary. Touchdown-Donohu Goal
from. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Referee
Whitehead. Wilmington. Umpire foulk'
OF Delaware Head Nnesman--kudley
OF Vermont. Timcrs-Conley and jack
son. Time Of periodE-i2 minutes.