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Evening journal., 1921-06-04
JACK LYNCH BACK
TO OLD BALL GAME

At a meeting held on Thursday
evening a new baseball team which
will be known as the Highland ALI
stars was organized with Jack
Lynch as manager. The purpose Of
this new organization will be to
give the fans in the extreme western
part Of the city a little better brand
Of twilight baseball.
At the present time Jack has a
very likely looking bunch, among
whom are some Of the best in the
city. The catching end viii be
taken care OF by Maxwell and Fish
er. Maxwell is at present starring
for the Wilmington High team while
Fisher is doing the bulk of the
catching for the Highland City
League team. In Mastin, OF the
Highland City League team, and
Dykes" Ward. who pitched several
good games for Parkside last year,
and has been twirling for Marshall
ton OF the Suburban League. Lynch
will have pair of pitchers who will
be able to hold their own against ali
comers. The infield Will be picked
from Smith Of Ninth Ward fame
Jimmie and Sanky Mcmahon, Car
lon. Kane, Cavanaugh and Fisher
The outfield most likely will be COM
posed of Danny Casey. the st. Ann
slugger, Crooks and Jimmie Elliott
Besides those named there are sew
eral others who will be with the An
Stars once they get under way.
Any team wishing to arrange
games with the All-Stars for any
'evening should communicate with
the business manager, George d
Handy, 9O3 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
Bear Creek Hic-cOughS
BY JUPITER

Plant Juice westy is stin working
for Nibbsy.
John Traynor. the boy ~vamp," rs
still singing. GO Feather Your
Nest
Dope Hanlon goes home every Sat
urday morning so he can get his
pork chops
3. Greene. the champion cigarette
crabber, is saving his Jack" for his
future mother-in-law's daughter.
"Wiry'' Dussey sent in a rafting
volley 10 Halls chin the other even
ing in a battle royal
X. o. Neenstiehl win marry soon,
perhaps More power to you, cap. "
Jazz Boy Rainey is still shooting
free pool at Bousters. He's a lucky
bird these days to get anything free
Big head (L) has the hobo NAL
laria from loafing. He ought to get
a job in a bakery. There is plenty
of loafing done there
Dick "T." looked as n ne could
battle a kangaroo after that shade
he had last Saturday.
Don't call me "Puggey," call me
Ed. loud. loudi
only for "Heevey.- Dicks Adams
apple, he wouldn't have any shape
at all. Poor bird. he sure is out OF
/ luck.
'Sciadc pain in the chest" Burton
is training for the championship OF
Reyes Park.
sick 'em scissors" Mrs. p. snake
charmer, is sun telling fortunes fol
six cents.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04

II is the lad engaged in the na-
tional pastime with his church,
neighborhood OF boys club that
looks up more TO the fellow from his
home town who went out and made
good up under the big top. 1t is in
his footsteps that they wish and
strive to follow.
Material In the Making Here
In recent years there have been
no ball players OF prominence TO
step out OF the Wilmington ranks but
old-timers are wagering on a whole
flock Of them for the near future.
The one big reason is the album
dance of baseball in this mans town.
The youngsters are getting an earlier
start in the national recreation and
games are played more frequent than
IN former years. The percentage OF
those who play every day in the
week. whether Il be in a regularly
scheduled contest or a practice tilt
is as gratifying as it is surprising.
Practice makes perfect they say and
the more they play the better they
get
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
P, B. & W. R. r. A. A.
Dots
BY THIRD RAIL

Don't forget the dance Monday
night This win be the last one OF
the season
''smiler" Quinn and ''Hoss'' Rod
gers were seen showing some of their
new steps at the ballroom last eve
ming.
John "Roundhouss- Thomas is
spending his evenings at the auction
sale on Market street.
Bolt Singer" Milligan was heard
singing that old familiar song. II
Wonder Who's kissing Her Now7"
Gasoline Alley" Donlin was at a
banquet the other night and couldn't
keep the peas from rolling of his
knife. Mash them with potatoes.
Jim
Our friend Honey Clark was
over 70 see New York and came
home with the roof of his mouth
sun-burned- Some high buildings,
Jerry.
''vamp" Barnett is now working.
IT'S about time. Barney Can 61.
please
Ads Vanfoason Is always seen
walking with his head down Cheer
up, Charley better days are coming
Bob Winnie" Jewel is getting very
friendly with ~Armory" Schwamb
these days What's the matter. Bob.
docs "Willie" know anything7
'-Snakey" McDonough has changed
his residence from the club 20 Folly
Woods so he can be with the animals
of his choice.
10
Third Ran a lesson on punctuation.
He said he has taken a course on 1t
in college.
Willard Singley and Rice Collins,
two of the clubs best baritone sing
ers. made quite a hit in the Moose
minstrel show at the Garrick last
night Go to IT, boys.
The pinochle players have certain
ly missed Barnett evenings this
week Anything serious. Barney2
The FIVE jazz hounds viii have 10
get a new piano player as Road
burner Russell Is in love and can
not practice in tho afternoons.
No one has told US, although we
think Gimme" Shutes has bought
the bank on the corner by the way
he stands there and holds that cigar
cite.
breakfast" Leon Bacon made hk
debut the other evening IN his old
Palm Beach suit He was seen strut
ting down the main thoroughfars
with his best girl and then took In
a movie.
Our president, l. T. Hutton. is now
? on his vacation. He win spend par
} Of his time in wildwood and the
! rrest travelling in the south
Who has seen anything OF ON
: friend. Horace Ban? Boy. pleas
; page him
; Arthur Smith rs continually say
ling TO himself, "Oh. daylight Jobs
! where art thou?"
A young lady was heard TO re
: mark that 'Iady-killer' Mansk look
ed sick. Don't worry. John, sar
didn't go away.
II Tough luck for the girls ban team
the other night when their oppo
nents Cancelled Must be afraid, eh
Speaking Of BAH teams, Charlie.
? Donovan's Yard Clerks are after
game with the ladies.
Jean Mclaughlin certainly wa
; sprinting some when she won tn
r 1OO-yard dash at Lenape last Mon
day. The same can be said for Ric
Collins when he won his event
'Smiler" Quinn won the sack race
5 In all events Honey Clark, 'Gaso
line Alley Donlin and "Armory
p lSchwamb also ran
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
Big League Material Result
of Baseball abundance in
and Around Our Fair Village
By BEN GREENSTEIN.

HOPE springs eternal in who adorns
his pocket a times with baseball nit
pared take which might along, that
he stride the paths being ncked by the
spiked Eddie Collins Babe Ruth. Rabbit
Maranve George Sser others bathing IN the calcium
OF the big Youths risen bank presi-
higher Offices time other in their lives
awoke morning with the dream that their names be
handed history with Wagner, Larry
Laoie past their
the
parents with hopes seeing their male offspring
heights the pulpit at the barthe legal
medical profession with pride tho snatch
sandlot college nine by big
club chilling thrill speeds down their spfnes
when they read how Bill Bob Jack saved the
for his club with a lightning a timely swat
And the fellows who chummed around with him on the
those who to the field at
every opportunity their cheers to HIS success
evening around te talk his ad
recalling od-time incidents his climb the
baseball ladder OF fame They pun for HIM
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
MANY WOULD BECOME
EXPERT SWIMMERS

because OF the large number OF
swimmers both men and women who
viii take the course to become swim
ming instructors and 10 demonstrate
resuscitation OF drowning persons at
the Y. NJ. c. A. pool next week, a
change has been made in the sched-
ule, from the one originally plan
ned.
Beginning on Monday and con-
tinuing FIVE days the class for women
and girls will be held at 10 o'clock
in the morning and the class for
men viii be at S o'clock in the even
ing. The lessons will continue un-
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
PINE NEIGHBoRHOOD WINS

Pine defeated Madison in a league
game yesterday TO l. Fay
pitching was the feature OF the game,
as he held Madison TO one hit and
famed seven.
The fielding OF Smith. Johnson and
Megary. and the catching Of Query
was Of high order. Merrill and
Lowell played best for Madison.
Madison . OOOOO10-1 1 2
Pine ....... O10110x-3 Z 4
Madison, Cicohh and
Walsh: Pine. Fay and Query. Um-
pire, Mcconnell.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
CHINESE GnRn A REBEI..

PARIS.-Twenty Chinese giris-ars
studying at universities here. Miss
Cheng Is their leader. She defied
age-oid Chinese custom by refusing
to marry the man her dad picked
out for her. Then she carried dis
patches for the rebels during the
revolution. She was a member of
the Chinese Commission at the Peace
Conference.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04

feted- There is no.
more popular hero
than tn e fellow
who earns HIS spurs
on the diamond.
Some OF them do
not have to go as
high as the majors
to gain the freedom
OF the town. From
the president OF the
first national bank
down 10 the small
est gamin OF the
streets. HIS name
IS on the lip.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
prNNFT7T WANTS A CHANCE

The Bennett A. c. would like to
arrange games with any team in the
sity ranging in age from 7 to IL
tears. BENEFITS lineup follows:
Roberts. C; Casey, p; Lane, IS; john
son. 1b; Smith, 2b; Sullivan. Sb;
Lazartis. n; Burke, RI; Murphy, CT.
All challenges should be sent 10
Francis Lane. 923 Bennett street
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
sAI.MoN nor sUsoUEHANNA.

PORT DEPOSIT, June 4.@The
stocking Of the Susquehanna river
with Columbia river salmon or royal
chinook. which began yesterday, is
being followed by more shipments OF
these game youngsters from the
United States Bureau Of Fisheries at
washington. II is the intention OF
the bureau to plant at least 10O.O
fish IN the river in the next four
years in quarterly installments and
watch the experiment. Harry Smith
son, who for several years was en-
Gagged in fishing on the Columbia
river. is assisting in the release of
the little fellows, and tells some Won
derful stories Of the activities OF the
matured fish and discrediting tho
idea that the newcomers will suffer
destruction from the fish-eating
tribes that infest the river.
Danclnq-The best dance floor IN the
ctafa IL ~ he found az Chellnot -AdN
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
ELKTON HIGH WINS
CECIL CO. TITLE

ELKTON. Nd. June 4.-ETlxton
High School baseball team won the
championship Of the high school
teams for Cecil county yesterday
when they defeated the Calvert Ag-
ricultural High on the North East
grounds by a score OF IS TO 2.
Taylor hit two home runs, a single
and a double
Tho afsoro-
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
sCRUBs TRIM VARSITY.

dupont Scrubs nosed out the VAR
sity yesterday afternoon In a seven
inning contest by the score OF s TO
z. Elder was in good form for the
Scrubs
Evening journal., 1921-06-04

til all Of the instruction for each day
IS completed.
There has also been a rearrange-
ment in the assigning Of pools for
the swimming campaign the week of
July 13. As now fixed, Brandywine
pool will be for women and girls
only and the 'FY-' pool for men and
boys only. Delaware and Kirkwood
pools will be foe both sexes. and
the hours for each win be announced
later. There viii be no general
swimming hours for both but each
will be assigned separate hours for
the lessons.
The film BE Your Own Life Saw
er" showing some OF the things that
a swimmer ought TO kown will be-
shown at the moving picture theatres
/ the coming week.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
JOSH WISE ON THE
FIGHT
BY JACK RAPER
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The heavywcights will be i'm tn /
ring July ?. but TN reserved seats |
will be filled with swelterweights.
Champion Jack. says Johnny XII |
bane. Is the type Of fighter who al
ways keeps himself set Trying 10
hatch something?
Mike Gibbons says he will chal-
lengo Carpenter IL the latter wins
You'd better do II quick, Mike. We.
too, intend to challenge him.
More than half a million dollars
has already been taken in. At the
willard Dempsey fight about 10000
men were taken in.
There is nothing bun-hke about
Carpenters neck. announces an
eastern physical culture expert. This
Is the FIRST time we've heard bull"
mentioned IN connection with this
fight. though several writers have
commented on the size of the
Frenchman's calves.
Some OF Dempsey's sparrinF part
ners wear a football headgear. In
time those fellows will be wearing
suits OF mall with steel helmets and
visorA
One Of Carpenters favorite blows
has been named the flying fsh
hook" by the sport eds. Now we
know why so many OF them call
him Carp.
Let US consider a moment Jess
willard. the champion OF Kansas
potato farmers
III 1 was going to fight Carpen-
tier" says Jess, Il wouldn't train
at all" That was the system Jess
tried at Toledo.
eli l was going to be Dempsey's
opponent ia want 20 be on condi-
ton" At Toledo he wasn't in con-
dition either before or after the
fight.
III I do fight Dempsey again I'd
want Il to be on the winner-take-an
OASIS 1T WNNAun hN NfNHff AAAHA -
be nghtlng for" That's good. Then
he wouldn't be disappointed when
he got none.
Dempsey beat me with a lucky
punch" We didn't see the fight. but
, friends OF ours who were ther'
didn't say anything about "one'
punch. They talked IN the thous
ands.
Q Il honestly believe" Jess adds
] shat I could lick both the sam
q evening" II he ever tries It,
l would be better 10 take on IN
. Frenchman first You know VIII,
. gents.
z Carpenter works one day an
?. rests the next day. Dempsey
? sparring partners work one day an
] rest the next week.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
HAGIEY GIRLS WIN.

Hagley Girls defeated the Mt.
Salem lassies yesterday afternoon
to IS. Miss Mary Dougherty. cap
tain OF Hagley was the star.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
MORRIS MAKES
ODELL STOP
McWiIliams BestS Williams
in Six-Round Keystone
Mill
IRELAND SHADES
THAT MOORE BOY
KEYSTONE sMoKER BOUTS.

Wind-up.
Happy Jack McWilIianns best
ed Jack williams. Six rounds
Semi Wind-up.
Mickey Morris stopped Dan
Oden -Four rounds.
Main Preliminary.
Jimmy Ireland shaded AL
Moore Six rounds
Second Bout
Jimmie MysOn Va George
Morrow. draw. Six rounds.
Opening Bout.
Johnny Martin bested Tony
Nelson Six rounds.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04

Domestics and cooks viii find ex-
.cellent positions by advertising in
the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04
Instruction Tor each day

Wholesome Amusements--Brandy ndyNVlne
Springs has a wonderful assortment and
all up 20 date.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1921-06-04

In the fall when HE returns tot
the home hearth he is treated and
Evening journal., 1921-06-04

Carpenter works one day and
rests the next day. Dempsey
sparring partners work one day and
rest the next week.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
LIMBS swollen so BAD
COULDN'T WAlk-KIDNEYS
BOTHERED AT NIGHT ALSO

band. took a bottle or two my
self recently. had q bad cold and
a hoarseness but am strong and well
now. Hypo-cod helped my hus-
band more than anything he took
in fifteen years" declared Mrs. Mar
gsret Limiman.
Give nature half a chance. Build
yourself up strong and IL is amaz-
ing how quick mother nature will
throw off troubles even in chronic
cases like the one described above.
The question heretofore has been
how to make a tonic strong enough
to do the work and nice enough
to take TO agree with the weakened
stomach. That explains why ex-
perts acclaim Earle's Hypo-Cod as
the one real triumph of modern
chemistry. Read what other users
say about this new and powerful
preparation in the articles pub
lished above-then your druggist
will be delighted TO sell you q eou-
pie bottles
Note Mrs Liniman recently said.
IL takes about six bottles 20 cure
you and six bottles cost less than
a days pay. Isn't that cheap
enough. Some druggists make a
special price on six bottiea Nov 90
the time TO take IL
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
HADRHEuMATISM
TOOK HYPO-COD
FEELS SPLENDID
Unable to Work; Too Weak
WnsIe System in Bad Shape.
GAINS 80 POUNDS
TAKING NEW TONIC

Put me down as a life long boos-
ter Of Hypo-Cod." writes Edward
King. Il suffered from rheumatism
/ was in bad shape all over. Had
no appetite. was too weak and stifi
and sore to work. Then is when ]
read about Hypo-Cod in the paper.
took several bottles altogether
and before / had finished more than
three or four I was back to work
feeling fine. Today I'm in great
shape. l got rid Of all my troubles
and picked up thirty pounds OF
good solid flesh besides. Put me
down as a booster. Earle's Hypo-
Cod is great / sleep good. eat
hearty, feel better all over and do an
eight hour days work easy" con-
tinued Mr.. King. who like thousands
Of others-found that when yoI
build and strengthen your system
you give Mother Nature a chance
and Old Mother Nature throws out
such blood troubles easy when the
system is functioning right
Read what another indorser of
Earle's Hypo-Cod says in the ar
ticle on the right. Then remember
that there is a lot OF cold. misers bic
Weather ahead. Start taking II nov.
Wy well stocked drug store has
me genuine in orange colored car
ton. Its cost isn't much and a
strengthened. built up system Is
worth what il costs-lt is mighty
cheap insurance against sickness
and costly lay-offs. doctor bills and
worry
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
TELLS HOW He CURED
HIMSELF OF LUMBAGO

I tried everything I was told but
nothing seemed TO help any. Theurl
heard our largest druggist here IN
town was praising a new tonic
called Hypo-cod. which everybody
said vas wonderful for the blood 50
] bought a bottle on his recommen-
dation and started taking il right
away.
After the second day I began
to move around a little without 50
much pain. The first bottle made
me able to get around pretty good.
The second bottle made Il possible
for me TO go back to work in the
machine shop. shortly Afterwards I
quit taking it-completely cured %
my LLmbAgo. as they called % and
had gained in weight and strength
a whole lot II is a hne blood tonic
20 build up ones system. Take my
advice and get IL IL you have Lum-
bago or pains like did" writes
W. F.. johnson.
When the blood is clesnsed Of
acid poisons and impurities, when
the new. rich. red heat giving blood
starts coursing through your sys-
tenn II is amazing how quickly old
mother nature begins TO throw out
minor aches and kindred troubles
The big advantage Esrle's Hype-
Cod has over old fashioned thinEs
is its strength. Its palatsbility. and
proper proportions best suited No
the system. How much quicker and
better Il does it's work can easily a
proven by a couple OF bottles whicS
may be procured at any wen
stocked drug store.
Right now is the time TO take u
Its cost is trifling compared with
results and the eKcellency OF the
various Ingredients Of which it is
composed.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
TT CURED MY
RHEUMATISM"
Il Had Muscular Rheunsfisu !;
My Health Was Very Pssr."
TOOK NEW TONIC
FOR MY BLOOD

Il suffered with Muscular Rbeu-
matism- Then caught the In
fluenza and showed signs Of PneU-
monia- You can imagine how ter
rible felt. How weak and des-
perate ] was nobody knows. but I
no sooner had read in the paper
about Hypo-Cod than sent for
some. / took five bottles sltogeth-
er. improved steadily from the
first bottle. i now recommend IL
because il cured me and gave me
complete relief. Ny suggestion 70
others is. you will notice results
after the second bottle. but don a
stop: just continue until you fed
completely cured and relieved -
CSignedD, Mrs. Amelia Hall, 2z5 W
street northwest, Washington. ID. c
The phenomenal results reported
by many users OF this more modern
and powerful tonic among Wash
ington people explains why a hun
dred thousand bottles are pur-
chased in this city alone each year
People are reyiving the wise old
habit OF our grzndfathers. They
always took a season tonic. That
is the way they kept in good health.
They couldn't telephone a doctor
Doctors were too scarce and too eK-
pensive those days. They used to
say, "A stitch in time saves nine =
Right now everybody. IL the least
bit rundown. should take a tonic
Earle's HypO-Cod is simply q more
modern. more powerful bloOd-en-
riching. strength-building. recon
structive tonic. Il does its work
days and weeks sooner and is nicer
10 taste and TO take. Pale. thin.
Snemic people bothered with blood
impurities. or any rundown. debiii-
tated condition. need such a tonic.
Read what another user says on the
left and below: then get a bottle
tonight. The cost is tr5fling CON,
pared with good rich. red blood
and good health.
Note: Rheumatic troubles are -
Thousand kinds No rubbing or
msssaging will ever cure it. You
must systematically build up.
strengthen. purify and cleanse the
system. Hypo-Cod is powerful
enough 10 reach even the case Of
old folks according to empirical
tests OF the most exhaustive char
scter. once yoU revive and strength
en- the disease resisting vitality
renewed activity. nature herself be-
stirs herself and in an inimitahle
way does things which science can
not do. Nature can Kill germs in
your bIood-science is unable 20 10
that. Read what another user says
below.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
ARGENTINE FRUIT
EN- ROUTE TO N. Y.

the first large importation Of
Argentine fruit to the United States
will reach New York In about ten
days. II was announced here yes
terday.
oficials OF the Department Of
Commerce and the Department of
Agriculture are watching with great
interest this experiment, which. It
was said, may develop a new and
important field OF trade between the
two counties.
Argentine has heretofore sent no
fruit to the United States. Ricardo
Nidela, of Buenos Aires, special
agent of the Buenos Aires and
Pacific Railroad. conferred with Of
ncials Of the United States govern
ment yesterday videla planned the
Argentine fruit shipments to the
United States and will have charge
Of distributing the shipment. He
sent to Argentina American crates.
tissue paper and even sawdust and
shavings of the kind used in pack
Ing American fruit. in order that
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Negroes Plead Innocence
Near Corpse in Cemetery

ERIE, Pa, March film an ef-
fout to wiring . confession from two
negroes accused of the murder OF
George Mauer. officers took Eddie
Williams, seven-foot negro, and
Fred Maxwell, another negro. 10
the cemetery while shackled hand
and feet With a dim light burning
to increase the weirdness Of the
scene. both men, each with one hand
In .contact with the dead body and
the other upraised, swore they knew
nothing OF the murder of the watch
man a week ago.
The time OF the visit was mid
might. Rain fell on the roof of
thevauit. and lightning flashed it-
fully.
coroner's jury had found the
two negroes responsible for Mau-
er's death.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Suffered Fifteen Years = Teek
Hyps-Ced - Goes Back
To Work.
DID WONDERS
FOR THIS MAN

MY husband suffered with kid
ney troubles He was troubled that
way for the past twelve or fifteen
years. His limbs gave him untold
agony ard trouble. His feet and
limbs would swell so bad and the
veins would become SO swollen he
could hardly walk at times He
would often have to get up four or
five times in the night on account
of his kidneyS He had gradually
become so nervous and weak even
his stomach began to act-up. Food
would sour in his stomach and, Oh.
how he did 9ufier. Today. thanks
to Hypo-Cod. he has gone back to
work and he has been working
steadily right along for some time
now His health Is fine and the
eats, sleeps and feels fine All the
swelling in his limbs disappeared
and he never has to get mp in the
night time on account Of his kid
neys any more Isn't IL wonderful,
I now recommend Hypo-Cod be-
cause II did wonders for my hus-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
FreckIe-Faee
New Is The Time to Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spots.

Do you know how easy it is to
remove those ugly spots so that no
one will call you freckle-facep
Simply get an ounce Of Othine-
double strength. from your druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of
freckles and get a beautiful COM
plexion. The sun and winds of
March have a strong tendency to
bring out freckles. AND as result
more Othine- is sold in this month.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine. as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if it fails
% remove the freckes.>