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Evening journal., 1921-10-20
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in a Hurry
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Evening journal., 1921-10-20
PLAN SHEET AND
PILLOW CASE PARTY

Special to The Evening Journal.
EIsMERE, oct. 2o.-The Els
mere Presbyterian Sunday school is
represented at the New Castle coun-
~ convention In Epworth NJ. z.
Church. wilmington. today by Miss
Mabel Work, Miss Mary s. Banta
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold \. Melvin
Mrs Victor Bennett. OF Whining
ton, was the guest OF Mrs. Edward
silitoe on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Warren ana
family have returned from an auto
mobile trip to Marion. OHIO. Ihey
returned by way OF Buffalo
Miss Caroline strobel has been ap-
pointed hostess OF the Elsmere Civics
Club for this year.
Joseph Salmond has been visiting
friends and relatives in Philadel-
phia.
The Elsmere Civics Club quoii
team was defeated by the 81. PAU
team on Tuesday eveping by to 2
The other civics team played Han
over in wilmington with a score OF
D 10 III AdN0A VI AfAohA'A's
| A special meeting of the AUXILIARY
OF Elsmere Fire Company, Oal
Grove, will be held at tho home Of
Mrs. Jefferis on the Lincoln High
way this evening.
Mrs. Harry Lamborn, OF Marshall
ton. entertained Miss, Rose Strobe
at dinner on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jones and sor
Charles and Mrs. c. ]. Strobel have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. At
wood Grifith at their country hom'
near Morristown. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Curtis en-
tertained Miss Mary S. Banta, Mis-
Florence Smedley and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Melvin on Tuesday evening
The Christian Endeavor Society Il
planning a sheet and pillow cas-
party for Monday evening, Octobe
81. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Curtis. Brack-Ex.
The auxiliary OF Elsmere Fir
/, Company OF Oak Grove, is plannini
. chicken supper for November rs
; at the home OF Mrs. George Wiki
on Lincoln Highway, Oak Grove.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
Auro NIcKs pICYCIIsr

Colliding with an automobile op-
Grated by w. h. Holland. 1900 Mar
ket street, nj Fourteenth and orange
streets last nigt. Hamlet MASKING
ton. i70s North Scott street. who
was riding a bicycle. was cut about
the head and received numerous
bruises. lie was taken to the Della
ware Hospital by Mr.. Holland, and.
after having his injuries treated
was returned 10 his homes
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
Threaten TO
Lynch LIVELY
Negro Slayer of Girl at East
Moorestown Arrested
After Fight
BADLY WOUNDS
POLICEMAN

NINELAND. N. j., Oct. 20.-Louis
Lively, the Negro accused Of killing
a little girl at Bast Mooretown. n.
. j., last spring, was arrested here
yesterday after shooting a police
man. According to the police. he
confessed killing the child
Lively is charged with killing
7year-old Matilda Russo. multilat-
ing her body and burying it in the
cellar OF his home in East Moores-
town. The chlld's body was found
a week after she had disappeared.
Lively vanished the day before the
discovery OF the murder and a wide
search for him was conducted by
the police.
In his confession. the police
said. Lively told them he had roam
ed through New England and Can
ada since he left East Moorestown
in June. He returned to Bridge
ton, n. j.. and Tuedsay night walk
ed to Vineland. reaching here at 6
o'clock yesterday morning A police
man. Asa Wilson. thought he recog-
nized the Negro as Lively, and he
and Officer James Florentina COM
mandeored a passing automobile and
caught up TO the suspect AS Will
son stepped from the machine live
" drew a pistol and shot him. He
broke into a run toward the out
skirts OF town. Florentina borrow
ed a shotgun from a family nearby
OF bushes. where the prisoner sur.
rendered.
Policeman Wilson Is believed TO bs
fatally wounded. He was shot II
the right lung.
a crowd quickly gathered at th'
town Jail and threats OF lynchinl
we're heard. The Chief Of Police
summoned assistance and every pre-
caution was taken TO safeguard th'
prisoner. Later in the day he wal
moved 10 Bridgeton for safe-keep
Ing.
According to the police. Livel,
said he did iot intend 10 kill thu
child. In substance, the police said
Lively told this story:
Il didn't mean TO kill Matilda,
said. Lively. she was playmate
OF Robert. my 7-ycar-old son. whom
she named SNOWFALL on June
she came to my house. Snowfall
was out The child played aroun'
and she threw things around. shl
smashed a dish.
II told her TO stop, but she didn'
obey me. Then I got angry.
picked up a chunk OF wood.
don't know what made me do Il
but ] threw It at her. IL strucl
her on the head. She fell. afte
walking a few steps. didn't thin
she was dead. got water an
mopped off the blood. After wait
ing is minutes. I became fright
ened.'
Lively, the police said. then tol
how he feared to call help and, be
coming desperate. decided 10 hid
her body He said he did not kno'
what made him do IL, but somethin
told him 20 cut It to pieces. Afts
. detailing how he multilated III
child's body. he told Of digging
hole in the cellar. burying the chill
and leaving the house. Lively pos
lively denied he had assaulted IN
child before he killed her.
Lively remained in East Moore'
town until he realized that the polio
were watching him in connectio
with the disappearance OF the chile
He told the Vineland police th'
he had gone 20 Bridgeton TO kill
policeman. He said the policema
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
lNGROWN TOE NAIL
How TO Tougher Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops OF "outgro" upon
tho skin surrounding the ingrowina
nail reduces Inflammation and pain
and so toughens the tender. sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail. that
it can not penetrate the flesh, and
the nail turns naturally outward al
most over night.
"Outgro" is a harmless antisepti
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone oan buy from the drue
store tiny bottle containing direc-
tiOns.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
To Wear Thin Waists
or Sleeveless Dresses
lRoantv Tonical

with the aid OF a delatone paste
Il Is an easy matter for any woman
TO remove every trace OF hair OF fuzz
from face. neck and arms. Enough
OF the powdered delatone and water
is mixed into a thick paste and
spread on the hairy surface for about
? minutes then rubbed on and the
skin washed. This completely re-
moves the hair. but 20 avoid disap-
pointment. get the delatone In an
original package.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
RECEPTION FOR
BEACON CLASS
Graduates of 1921 Enter
tanned at Dance by Col
lege Club
HALLOWEEN GAMES
ONE OF FEATURES

Guests from this city, all parts OF
Delaware and points in Maryland
Pennsylvania and Virginia attended
a reception and dance given in the
club room az Odd Fellows Build
ing. Tenth and King streets. last
evening by the Beacon College Club
TO the members OF the 1921 class OF
the college. About 500 persons were
present. Miss Frances L. Range and
Charles Ernst, OF the Wilmington
Community Service. helped to make
the reception a success. by conduct
ing a series Of Halloween games.
william II. Beacon, president and
Evening journal., 1921-10-20

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Evening journal., 1921-10-20

A Want Ad will rent apartments
during the coming week and such
an ad will receive many replies.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20

BANDITS GET rs CENTS.
PENNS GROVE. n. j.. Oct. 90
Evening journal., 1921-10-20

Watch the Want Ads the coming
week. for business opportunities win
be many.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
Millions
Use
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For COrns
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19

New York, September 1s.-The New York Giants continued their winning streak through the week. and by their victories, notably the pair over Pittsburg enjoy four and half game lead in the National league. Barring a complete form reversal the pennant appears to be firmly in the grasp of the McGraw clan,
 NnnISs Again Lead
 In the American league, New York, by it's victory over Cobb's Tigers to- day while Cleveland was losing to Washington, nosed back into the league leadership by two-point margin. The Yankees have played two games less than Cleveland and must play almost pertect ball in their remaining games to win the flag. The four-ga series to be played in New York this week be- tween New York and Cleveland prob ably will decide the race.
 Speakers team won all seven Of it's games during the week. exclud- ing today's game, while New York won only four out of seven, The. In- dians found an easy mark in, the Athletics and New York suffered set backs at the hands of the White SoX, the Browns and the Red Sox.
 Tn the National, the Giants also had perfect week. Brooklyn slumped and so did the Braves and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
Kilbane Won't Be AHowed to Fight
 In Cleveland Again

Cleveland, September 1s.-Fea ther- weight Champion Johnny Kilbane will not be permitted to box in local ring again, ]. B. Wilberding chair man of the Cleveland boxing com mission, announced tonight.
 When Kilbane signed articles re- gently to meet Danny Frush of Bal timore in 12-round bout here yes- terday, it was agreed that the com mission should name the referee and judges, the two boxers and promoters agreeing to stand by the commits sions choice.
 Kilbane first objected 10 the ap- pointment of Harry Ertle. who ref creed the Dempsy -Carpentier bout. and then to Ed Smith, Chicago ref cree. Walter c. Kelly of Buffalo then was chosen and an eleventh hour objection was taken by the champion yesterday to the appoint ment of Sam Hall, Chicago. and Rich ard Guy, Pittsburg newspaper men, as judges. Two local men were sub stituted.
 '1 felt that Kilbane was sincere in his assertion that he would not en- ter the ring" Wilberding said. There were some 15,000 spectators on hand, and I felt. rather than dis appoint them, someone had to give in.
 ''Kilbane stood to lose nothing but the purse, which was not his until he fought. The s5,o0o forfeit money was put up in his name by Tommy Mckinley.
 q feel that Kilbane, by his ac- tions, has eliminated all right to fur ther consideration for future bouts in Cleveland. No boxer is so big that he can refuse to obey the rules of the boxing commission
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
Bill Tiden Meets
 Johnson for Title

Philadelphia, September 1s.-Wil- liam T. Tilden, II. worlds champion, and Wallace F. Johnson, master of the chop stroke, will meet at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Germantown Cricket club for the
 1921 lawn tennis title of America.
 Bright sunshine and stiff breeze today dried out the championship court and it was said tonight to be in better condition than when rain
 halted the final match of the sim gles championship on Saturday. By agreement between the players and the tournament referee, the Is games
 played yesterday will be disregarded and Tilden and Johnson will meet in
 an entirely new contest. The score when play was abandoned stood at eight games each.
 Doubt was expressed tonight whether the scheduled mixed doubles exhibition match between Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory woman singles champion, and J. O. Anderson of Aus tralia and William M. Johnston and Miss Mary Browne of California would be played. The match was i scheduled for the same afternoon as the titular match, but Mrs Mallory. who won the woman's middle states title Saturday, was called to New York today, and it is said she may not be able to get back for the mixed doubles contest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
)RIS-- KELLY MEETS ALLEN AT & A. C. TONIGHT -SPORTS
GIANTS HAVE A FOUR AND HALF,GA LEAD

the Pirates The Red SoX won A majority of their games in the Amer ican and the Athletics lost every game played.
 Heavy Hitting
 The weeks games in both leagues were marked by heavy hitting and scoring. Cleveland tallied 50 times on so hits and the Yankees 45 times on 6S hits. The Athletics batted well, but were handicapped by poor field ing and ineffective pitching.
 Tn Giants made 45 runs on SS hits and their pitchers were unusually effective, being found for only l4 runs.
 Both New York teams are favored over their rivals for league honors in the matter of games to be played In the American, Cleveland's remain ing contests are to be played on the road, while the Yankees have the ad- vantage of playing most of their games at home. To date the New York Americans have won the ma iority of their games against the ln- dians.
 The New York Nationals will play the final game of their series with Pittsburg tomorrow and then Will move to Chicago for two games with the Cubs The Yankees have three more games to play with Detroit De fore taking on Cleveland in the most trying series of the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
TANKS BEAT TIGERS
 AND GUST CLEVELAND
Balloon Race for
 Bennett Trophy
 Is Now Under Way

Brussels, September 1S.-Under in- termittent showers and strong east erly winds, the contestants in the balloon race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy left the ground this / afternoon.
 The big gas bags went away at in teryals of 10 minutes. The English balloon Banshee, piloted by the Eng fish aeronaut, Baldwin, was sent off at 3:20 D. m., with the wind blowing between 30 and 40 miles an noo,. The strong wind gave the pilots consider able trouble and Uselli, the Italian sntrant. withdrew, owing to damage to his balloon.
 Ralph Upson, American, in a bal loon loaned to>him by Lieutenant De Muyster, a Belgian aeronaut, was third to get away. and promptly dis appeared in a southwesterly direc- tion Upson's balloon did not fill the conditions required by the Aero club, and he was compelled to withdraw. Lieutenant De Muyster, however, spontaneously loaned him the Bel gica I, with which he ran the race from Birmingham, Ala. in 1920, fly tHS to vermont.
 Bernard Van Hoffman, flying the City of St. Louis, got away at 4:05 D. m, and Wade T. Van Ormand. in the City of Akron, at 4:S0 D. m.
 Owing to the wind the balloon of the French aeronaut, M Bienaime, was damaged. but nevertheless he was able to start the race.
 A thrill was lent the start by soldier who was assisting in hold ing down the Belgian entrant, Bel eica, becoming entangled in the ropes. He was unable to extricate himself and was carried aloft as the gas bag ascended. The spectators watched the soldier hanging to the rope, swaying in the wind as Lieuten- ant De Muyster and his companion in the basket slowly hauled him up to safety The rescue was made just as the balloon disappeared in the clouds.
 Aeronaut experts says the extra passenger in De Muyster's car will prove & handicap to him in the race as 1t probably will be necessary for him to throw over his ballast before his opponents are required to do so.
 Owing to the direction of the wind the aeronauts are likely to be carried over the English channel or the At lantic ocean. Some of the experts think there is possibility of the contentants landing either in Eng land or Brittany coasts, and some are of the opinion that the gas bags may be driven as far north as Ire- land.
 Altogether Il balloons started in the race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
CRINSONS " ORK. HARD FOR CAME. DESPITE THE HEAT.
Good PunterS Are Scarce But PaSSers Are Plentiful.
 Ready for Game
By JACK FREEMAN

University. September 1S.--(Sps- cial)-The terrific heat is causing a serious obstacle to football prac- tice here, but there is no time 70 lose and Coach Scott is working the men as hard as possible. Bernier 8 working hard with the subs, and is preparing them for a big scrimmage with the varsity. This will be the biggest scrimmage yet held and will be a good test for those who have been showing up well in practice
 Bernier, with the help of Crisp, is drilling the men in tackling, block ing, driving, receiving punts, etc. The number of candidates has now reached 100 and many good men are being developed
 Good punters are scarce. but few are developing. Max Rosenfeld is one of the most dependable and seems to be improving rapidly. Bart lett, who Is being used at quarter. also Is good kicker. Sam Hinton and Wesley are developing accurate toes for drop kicks.
 Hinton and Whitaker seem to have the knack of hurlng forward passes down to u science. while Clemens and Hawkins never fall to snatch them out of the air from any posi- ton. Clemens ability to grab the pigskin and hold it was one of the traits that won him place last year as one of the premier ends of the south.
 Interest is now beginning to center on the game with Howard college next Saturday. The followers of the Crimson are looking forward to this game not only because they are foot ball hungry. but also because 1t will be a good chance to observe the new men in action, and to get better idea of the strength of the Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
FIFTEEN MEN TO BE
 ELIGIBLE FOR SERIES

Memphis. Tenn, September 1S.--- Only 15 players will be eligible to compete as members of either the Fort Worth or Memphis teams, Texas league and Southern association pen nant winners in the post-season se- ries for the baseball chapionship of the south. under ruling of Mike H. Sexton. president of the National As sociation of Minor Leagues, a copy of which was received at Southern association headquarters here today.
 The Texas league representativ at recent conference here, to ar range details for the series, con- tended that the Fort Worth club should have the right to play It's en- tire team of IT men while the Meni- phis club and Southern association officials insisted on IS. the Southern association player limit.
 The matter was referred to MT. Sexton for decision.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
John McGinty Meets Sailor Simpson In Eight-Round Semi-FinaI Bout
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

It's been several weeks since the last fight card at the Birmingham Athletic club, though announcements, several matches have been made in the meantime. At the last moment. however, each scrap has been called off. A But now it looks like another boxing bout will really go through, for Both Battling Kelly and Dixie Allen, who are schedu.ed to meet a. the Birmingham Athletic club to- night, ere local boys. rearing to go and waiting for the first gong to- night.
 Both Kelly and Allen finished off their training yester 'ay Kelly's left was working in great shape, and he seemed to have learned the proper use of his right. for in his short bout with sporring partner he crossed his right repeatedly. That's some thing kelly rarely ever dld in any of his previous bouts here.
 Battler Developing
 The Battler seems to have at last become two-handed fighter, and his effectiveness has been increased greatly by his new tactics
 Dixie Allen tapered his training Saturday and rested up yesterday. Allen is is in mighty good shape for this fight and ought to be able to stage the battle of his life tonight.
 Both Allen and Kelly are Tn great shape, both are fast and speedy bat tiers, con hit hard and have had ex- perience in the mltt game. They should stage a great battle tonight.
 McGiDty vs. simpson
 John McGlnty, the Pratt City bat tier, has been working hard for his bout with Sailor Simpson toniant. McGinty, although only younsster, has developed wonderfully in the mttt game, and seems to be a coming bat tier. lie handles himself well, and can hit mighty hard lick, too
 In Simpson MeGinty Is meeting a tough battler, and will have to do his best to win tonight. The sailor is an expegienced ring man, and if the bout goes the limit ought to be able to outpoint McGinty.
 Wilson vs. Arnold
 Claudio Wilson meets Hollis Ar mold in a three-round preliminary bout. Wilson N the same little two listed slugger tipping tko beans-a only no pounds, who made such fa- vorable impression in his first bout here few months ago. He has de- veloped wonderfully since he first
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-19
Central "" to Start Its Fall
 Classes Today

Today the Young Mems Christian association will begin its fall actiyi- ties, not only the numerous ath- letic activities, in which the Y. M. c. A, intends to engage in this year, but also with reference to the me>lber- classes have not started, many have inquired as to what is going to hap pen this year with the result that some have already joined the "Y" and d host of other new members are ex- pected as soon as the classes start.
 To get in readiness for & big year, the "Y" has had the old building secured and cleaned from the top floor to the basement. All of the hand ball, volley ball and basket ball courts have been repaired and painted, with the result that things have never been in better shape than the whole gym is in today. The swimming pool has also had its share of attention and is now good enough to furnish the most particular person one of the best swims an indoor pool can fur nish.
 This year there is going to be a class in life saving conducted by Coach Abel. and this alone should be enough to draw a large crowd 10 the "" pool, as it is said to be the first time in the history of the city that such class has been regularly con ducted. AS for the man in charge of the life saving class, it might be said that Coach Abel knows just about all there is to know about this kind of work, and there is hardly more competent instructor in the south than he is.
 All gym classes and the life saving class will start today. and. with things in their present shape. this year should be the biggess and best that the Y. M. c. A. has ever had in Bir- mingham.