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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-19
D.tr;cL J NoOnan.

The funeral of Patrick J. Noonan was largely attended from hls late residence, No. 26S Myrtle avenue d. g yesterday morning and from SaGreo Heart church at 9:30 o'clock with solemn high mass celebrated py RGv. IT. P. Mooney, assisted by Rev. Jonn leo Sullivan of New Britain as dea- con and Rev. J. A. Sullivan as sup deacon AS the remains were brought into the church a quartette composed of Mrs. Mollie Ogren, Mrs. J. A. Sas- serly, Miss Theresa O'Brien and Ihos. Driscoll sang Abide With Me, at the offertory they rendered "Domlne anu after mass MT. Thomas Dr1scoll sang -.ReautifuI Land on High" As the remains were borne from the church the organist. Mrs. Mollie Ogren played -.Nearer My God to Thee" on the chimes. A delegation of twenty-four firemen from the Warner Bros Fire Depat under command of Captain Northey The pallbearers were Frank Anderson, Patrick H. Brady, Lotus Buddington, Otto Mattigate, John Rickard and Harry Garfield. The in terment was held in St. Michaefs s cemetery where the committal services were read by Rev. J. A. Sullivan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-19
FfheI FePoIISOn.

The funeral of Ethel Ferguson was held from the home of her parents, 169 Pembroke street at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. F. E. Atkins. The floral of iferings were many and beautiful. The :interment was held in LakeView ceme- tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-19

John Mcclure of Sta.te street is spending several days in New Haven with friends
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-19
OBITUARY
Margaret Farrell.

The funeral of Margaret Farrell was largely attended from her late residence 573 William street at 8:3O A. M. and from St. Charles church at e:oO A. M. with a solemn high mass celebrated by Rev. P. J. McGivney assisted by Rev T. P. Gloster as dea- icon and Rev. Dennis Moran as sup deacon. As the remains were brousnI snto tbe church the choir rendered s"Thv Will Be Done,' at the ofertory Miss Jennie Murray sang Ave Nara and after mass Miss Saddle D1llon rendered Beautiful Land on Hlgn
 as inc hodv was borne from the church 'Nearer My God To Thee, was sang by the choir. The pallpear- CTS were: John Kline, Or. James F.. Kelly Lawrence J. Gill, Dennle SaI- ,oI1 frank Carroll and Matthew Bo- ,yen The interment was held III Sl- MichaePs cemetry where the commit 1a1 services were read by Rev. r. J- NIcGiVney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
"SWAT THE FLY"
Here's One Who Favors Measures
for Complete determination
ton of the Pest.

= am heartily in favor Of the many
drives for constructive work TO benefit
humanity. hut ain moro interested In
campaign Of destructiOn destruction of the
house fly. declared Dudley Thornton Of
Pensacola Fla. at the Willard The house
fly. in my opinion Is humanity's worst
enemy The unusually warm winter has
hCcn favorable to the fiy Il and he has already
put III an appearance in the south. In
fact have noticed a few here And while
there are few this Is tho time to begin
our campaign against him. 1t Is a counter
drive for the fIy Is already beginning a
summer long campaign of dissemination of
disease and tlth. The Joh IS a hig one and
II We to win should begin at once
1t Is really surprising to me that after
several years Of CtiuCa iOnal propaganda
against the house fly the people Of this
country still seem to regard him with COM
passion II not kindlncSS IL that we're not
true, believe that could have
terminated this little apostle OF discasc
long ago The people must learn that the
house fly Is SYNONYMOUS With tNphuid
fever and other diseas, He is menace
to tho health of the nation. and uobody
can afford 10 miss Opportunity to swat
him There IS no solution of the situation
save total aunihilation BY DESTROY ing all
possible feeding and breeding places the
fly can bc CXtcrminatcd. We should all b,'-
gin AT once. and those who work hardest
IN this drive are hCnCftting themselves
and their ncirhhors A. no cost al all
" GhlOr az
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
LELIEYFISH ARE LEFT

on the rocks when the tide goes out. No
doubt they complain of adverse condi-
tions. They cannot adjust themselves
to the situation.
The period of reckless buying. on tho
part OF the public, may he over. But
business men who know how to adjust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DIR. v. {. HARRIS TO
LEAD CLUB AGAIN
Annual Meeting of Sportsmen
Held Last Night and New
Officers Elected.

The annual meeting of the Delaware
SETTER and Pointer club was held NJ inc
nfnrc ~ ~ W T. iIarris. I'll Delaware
ayenue last night \ large perccntaE'
nt tho membership was present ih'
secretary : report for the year shoWeu
thr club finances t. he ~ good shape.
plans we're laid for the coming heid
trtnI to hs hold ~ the lower part "i th'
So, ,tl.t. s,t.rtrd being November
~
rl. ,lr, tinu ot officers resulted as t"I-
lows President pr w ~ Harris :
,,-rrestd,uts J. Paul Mullin, Frank
I,I,, Nhham du Pont. treasurer. ".
Il iNnan secretary. NJ. y. Darrell. {.
ho,rd II governors. q 1. pohson. W +.
utdlr, ! pau Nullin Howard iladley.
Pruuo,k Powell . Writ Willis.
Joseph Woodiugton a. T. lyman, \.
NhortculN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
FkCtITN 70 PIty KIwt>ItNS.

\CWurk NprN s-t uiN'tSttN 81
Delaware aruli> baseball team has
be,n Iracticne all week Tor th' hiE
ral,.. with tine team reprcscntng the
NN8I..nrtou kiwauis club which VIII
s. ,ENcd tomorrow afternoon on
I.rt..r Field The faculty team is cx-
p,rtirr h. ,lpfure Tins game by a bug
scor,
Ihc ramc VIII D, started immediately
aft,t the dual track meet between Della
VAR, aud stevens which begins at ,
O'Clock Th, faculty team viii lineup
+ follows Locate eh Hancock. 30,
Shrl,, - Noriis ~. kirkbride. {:
Eur, 70 Dawson ~ Tarr y. and Rrin-
ton lh Tn, substitutes viii be. Nc
nnnnId. .nth Marrls and Manns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Gallagher is Some Star.

Alcck Gallagher the New Castle lad.
u ho Is helping to take care Of the outer
Earden for Southsidc- Eden looks 10 De
80, 81 the hest stars turned out in this
stat, ~ number OF Years He with
h.s brother and kerns are unfolding
d., reputation of New Castle for de
NtlopiuC stars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
dn Pont Pln,s Nerarl.

tast Sam, IS expected at the du
roui hlcL hood grounds today when
thc lnstls try conclusions with the New
ARK high school team The game is
s heduled start at $50 du Pont has
won both games PLAYED so far this
season and are confident OF annexing
another today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Rntrcrs PInts Della ware.

SPECIAL correspondence ~ Every Evening
Newark April - The baseball game
ot l'raxrt fl,Id this afternoon between
ui,erstt1 ~ Delaware and Rutgers.
V NOT sptt lnili The dual track
uI,,f tomorrow here. between Delaware
a.d Stevens viii start AZ .. Delaware
ttn-te team will Eo g. Havcrford 10
n.uf et, Tor the cp,ulng contests uf th"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Gallagher win staten Island.

"RlllN Gallagher we'll known to
local baseball taus. who managed the
Harlan team hi,h Won the pennant
tNcrai wears aEu. Will this season man
aEt the staten Island team. While with
the local team Gala h,r had nationally
KuoWu PLAYERS such as Joe Jackson
Lefty Williams and Roger Hornsby in
his Mncup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
l.eoreelomn High Bows 70 Lanrel

Laurel Apri - Laurel High School
lourneycd 70 Georgetown yesterday
afternoon and defeated Georgetown
Hlgh. - IN game featured by
hoaNy hitting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Underwood With Psrkside.

The return Of Mike" Underwood 10
the Parksidt team for the game with
Southslde- Eden tomorrow will strength
IN the champs inheid greatly. With
Wolfe r. Smith. Underwood and Nc
Nin ParksiGe has one OF the best in
helds that can be- secured on local lots
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Alpha Outing club.

m, >lpha outing ,luh held its semi
aanua. meeting recently At which the
touovtrl officers were elected Leslie
& Iupplr president Walter Conner
Vl,r- president William r. Carton
treasurer George u Wilde. secretary
IN, club Il planning t. give straw
ridc on MaN - to Icnapc Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
keystone PIayers Ont

Manager SIawbridge. OF the keystone
baseball team requests all players 10
report at the Military Grounds tonight
al $50. The keystoners will play the
vii Del team. which has organized to
play twilight ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
LanrrI wins Over Seaforh

Laurel April - The local grammar
srhool team defeated Seaford yesterday
attornoon 9-l SeafOrds lone tsllv
came ~ the ninth inning. Truitt pitch
"a d great game. tanning seventeen
i,eafurd batsInen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Concord HeIrhts Junior. win.

Concord Heights juniors defeated
Eastlake juniors. 2O-7, IN a game fea-
turod by the batting Of Joe" Wilson.
jackson and Simpson. the catching OF
Johnny Syfrlt and the pitching Of
"Cln Brooks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Al-stars vs.. Neirhborhood.

Chppey All-Stars will play the
Neghborhood team OF the All Winning
ton League this afternoon al Second and
du Pont streets at s. The management
of the Neighborhood team wants all
players 10 report al the Neigh borhood
Hnlisr At 4 40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

their enterprises to changing conditions
know that business is still 10 be had ana
that newspaper advertising will help
them get IL.
Glimb--dont kick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Golden Rod Wants Games.

Golden Rod a. c. would like 10 ar
range games with teams in the city
~hose ages range from is 10 Is years
send challenges 20 Roy Richerson. 72S
West Second street or Walter Potts
IlOz Conrad street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
hoifsch Past First Sacher,

Carol koitsch the big first baseman
of the Ninth Ward team. is expected to
have a great season this year. He is
one OF the leading first sackers. who
has never received much attention,
owing 20 being with a second division
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Liberty vs.. CIaNmnnf.

Liberty a. g. ~lii tackle the CIaymont
team az seventeenth and Spruce streets
saturday. afternoon. Liberty holds one.
NlctOry over their opponents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Have you nm old piece OF furniture
you no longer uae2--Sell it.~-Use EVERY
Evening classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

EvcrS Evenings classified columns
ar read ny thousands daily II should
b. used ~ hundreds who now pass II
~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Mr.. Stock. who is a Washington bust
ness man. was last week elected Cover
nor of the Fifth District at the Rotary
Convention held i'm Atlantic city. Gov
ernor Stock is very much interested in
the boys movement as carried on by
Rotary Clubs. in Wilmington and else
where
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
WRESTLING MATCH ON
PROGRAM FOR BOYS
PARTY AT ~ TONIGHT

A regular good time with a
wrestling match, swims, games IN
the gymnasium and eats to top OH
the evening with. are on the pro-
gram for the entertainment to pc
given by the Y. NJ. C. A. tonight at
7.30 o'clock for those who particl-
pated in the membership contest,
which closed last night. ABOUT
thirty boys will be in attendance
The wrestling card includes a
match between young Lee Vann
and Herbert Hackett. both puplls
of George Pineau, champion wrest-
Ter of Albuquerque. Group games
in the gymnasium and swimming
contests in the pool will be follow
ed by refreshments Prizes VIII
then be awarded for honors In the
membership contest. .....
The contest, which just came to
a. close. was in the nature OF a
fishing expedition in which the en-
trants attained various degrees OIL
fish, Clifton Howell and Arno
Rosenwald tie for first place, both
having earned the title of pick
erel." Mel Fox is second. being
designated a trout" Brand Hem
ing and Joe Harris are both
"perch." These and others who
obtained over SO in new member
ships will receive honor emblems
and extension Of their memberships
In the association. Glen o. Ream,
physical director of the association,
and Milo Linthicum are in charge
of the entertainment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
W|NSLOW BOOKED
To BATTLE WITH
THE AQ5 SUNDAY
Game Scheduled for Bare
las Field viii Be the
Second Meeting of the
Teams This Season.

Aqus will play Winslow here
Sunday afternoon at Barelas field
This is the second meeting this
year Of the two teams, the first
resulting in a defeat for the AZ
aggregation by score of Z to o.
The local boys are in much better
form than they were earlier In the
season when Winslow took their
measure, and believe they can turn
the tables on the Arizonians.
According to news which has ILL
tered into IL i baseball circles. the
Winslow team is in the best condi-
ton it has been in for several
years. having worked hard during
the past few weeks to get into con-
ditlon for the $1,000 tournament
to be held July and A, at Flag
staff. 49,, -
The Aqs have been invited TO
participate in the tournament, but
have decided against it on account
of the great expense entailed IN
taking the boys such a distance
and keeping them there two days
Although the lineup for the 10
Gals has not yet been announced II
is practically certain that Haynes
former pitcher in the Texas league
will head the battery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
Of
MUSIC RECEIVES
Ell PAS0 PLACE
Miss MaybeIIe Shelton Re-
signs Position; Will Be
Dean of Music of Junior
College at Pass City.

Miss Maybelle Shelton, for the
past four years supervisor of mu-
sic in albuquerque public schools,
will resign her position here to ac-
cept that of dean of the music de-
partment of the Junior college of
Ell Paso and head of the music de-
partment of Ell Paso high school.
Miss Shelton will remain here
during the summer and will leave
for her new position in the fall
She will make her home in El
Paso with Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Nor
rissette.
The position is one offering great
opportunities. A beautiful new
half million dollar high school has
just been completed at FL Paso,
with a stadium which will accom-
modate 5000. There are 1900 pu-
pills enrolled at the high school.
Miss Shelton will teach harmony,
music appreciation, chorus, glee
club and history OF music. During
her stay in Albuquerque she made
the music department of the high
school a notable one. Miss Shelton
has a large circle of personal
friends
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
TODAY IS EST H
ANN|VE RSARY Of
DEMPSEY BIRTH
tBy The Associated press)

Atlantic City, N. j., June %
After plans had been made to nave
Jack Dempsey lay off, an announce
ment was made that the pubic
would not be admitted to the camp,
he was compelled to get into his
gymnasium clothes this afternoon
to satisfy a crowd Of about 1000
persons anxious to pay fifty cents to
sec him.
Looks like you'll have to work
a bit after ALL" said Jack kearns,
IDempsey's manager.
Dempsey exhibited his famous
shift and other blows on the punch
ing bag for four three-minute
rounds and then hoped into the
ring for a two-round session with
tho eixtv-pOund felt stuffed bag.
He pounded the swinging target for
SIX minutes with astonishing poWaf
He wound up by taking some bend
ing exercises and other calesthentcs'
Manager Kearns announced that
Kid Norfolk, negro light-heavy-
weight, and other sparring part
ners expected to assist getting
Dempsey into a fine fighting edge,
would not be needed. Dempsey
had progressed so rapidly in his
training, Kearns said, that he will
begin to taper off next week.
Tomorrow Dempsey will cele-
brate his twenty-siXth birthday
with a rest. He will box Saturday
and Sunday and will only exhibit
himself in a light workout Monday.
He viii take his final workouts
with the gloves Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Just enough exercise to
loosen up his muscles will be taken
Thursday. The champion will not
do any training Friday.
! 1--WE will move over to jersey
CITY Friday night to tag thu
4 Frenchman Saturday" Kearn'
added,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
DR.. C. H. W00LGAR OF
MAGDALENA IS HEAD
OF DENTAL SOCIETY

DR.. c. H. Woodgar of Magdalena
was elected president Of the New
Mexico Dental society at the bust.
ness meeting yesterday which con.
cluded the four-day convention OF
the association. Other Officers
elected were DR.. c. W. Hoover OF
Dawson, first vice president; DR.. H
s. Murdoch Of Springer. second
vice president; DR.. D. P. Noting Of
Albuquerque, secretary treasurer.
Albuquerque was chosen as the
next meeting place of the associa'
ton, the members attending the
present session being particularly
pleased with the reception and ems
tertainment which they were ac-
corded on this occasion. The invi-
tation to meet at Gallup was res
jected, with thanks to the Kiwanis
club, which extended 1t.
DR.. C. M. Hurley of Clayton was
elected special delegate to the
national convention of dentists to
be held in Milwaukee August 10.
DR.. Melvin B. Chaplin Of Las Vegas
was named alternate. other dele
gates are DR.. J. ]. Clarke of Ar
tesla, DR.. M. J. Moran of Deming,
and DIR. Fred Petit of Albuquer-
que.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
YOUNG CUBS DEFEAT
GIANTS BY 7 TO 3

Thursday afternoon the Young
Cubs defeated the Young Giants by
a score of to 8. 1t was snappy
game and scores we're made by the
Cubs as follows: Manuel Gonzales
c., /; Alex Candelaria, p.. O; Lewis
Springer, h.. o. Marice Cordova,
2b., /; Philip Zamora, 3D., 2; Rosa
mundo Garcia, S., l; Ramon Cha
vez, IT, /; Billy Divine, cf' / Polo
Maxica, rf., 0.
The Young Giants scored as fol-
lows: Jose Sanchez. c., o; Henry
Valencia. p, o; Sansalvadoro San
doval, lb., o. Horatio Lucero, 2b.,
1; Isidro Morales, 3D. /; Pablo
Serna, S., 0; Ean Padilla. IT,, O.;
Henry Chavez CT. /; George Del
mer. r., 0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
FORT SUMNER AND
SANTA ROSA PLAY
HARD FOUGHT GAME

Fort Sumner, N, M. June a.
Fort Sumner defeated Santa Rosa
Sunday in hard-fousht game bc
the score of 5 to 6. The game was
played on the Santa Rosa field, and
was the return game following the
defeat of Santa Rosa at Fort Sum-
ner several weeks ago.
Fort Summers run of victories
this season has had but one crimp
put an 1t. The team has been con-
siderably strengthened by the al
dition OF Teddy Anaya, who is back
in the line up at the third sack.
They will play at Tucumcari July
3 and 4 and have several open
dates after July IT. The Fort Sum
ner manager is anxious to put his
boys against any eastern New Mex
leo team.
Summary Of the game follows:
Batteries: Fort Sumner--Mer.
rift and Laubman Santa Rosa
Garrett and Mullins. Three-base
hits-Anaya, McHorse, chatham
Mullins Two-base hits--Foor ane
Garrett. Base on balls-Off Mer
rift, 8; Garrett, 2. Struck out-Py
Merritt, 7; Garrett 10. Hits-Of,
Merritt, a; Garrett, 8. Umpires--
Carr and Crane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
DUKE CITY FANS
GOING To SANTA
f 800 STR0NG
PadiIIa Claims Next Sun
days Game viii Make
TWO Straights; Santa Fe
Feels Different About It..
BY DANIEL c. ORTIZ.

'"You can tell them in santa re
that we are going to pay them
visit next Sunday and that we are
coming 500 strong" declared Dan
Pad,la. generalissimo of the Duke
Citv Grays. yesterday. And he says
the Grays are going to make 1t TWO
straight by winning from the ias'
santa Fe team again next sunday.
His bows have been out practlclnS
evening and there are reported TO
he in such shape that they can go
against any team in the west
Padira has not yet announced
his pitching selection LOT mex ta
Sunday. being silent as he propa-
bly don't want the enemy 10 khoW
ANYTHING about it, but fans mere III
Albuquerque are guessing Dan
choice won't be any other than the
crack young pitcher from the FL
Paso CITY league, Modesto Gomez,
and Santa Fe fans will be tlcklea
Io death to see the young pitcher
from FL Paso work-that IS they
will want to see him in action. But
Of the same time, if Dan Padiila
selected somebody else for the slap
work it would give the Capltal Clty
fans a little more encouragement
hut further still some of the more
ontin1istic fans over there Would
rather see the Grays use Gomez
ana heat them with him in the
how than with any other tWlrler,
as Young Gomez is quite famous
and to beat him with a gooo lea,i,
behind him like the Grays "ouIu
nut the Santa Fe team In the Han
GLOW can you beat this team =
ohirped Dan Padilla yesterday az
ternoon while we We're Watching
the bows practice. Now LOOK
there" again talked Dan when Gar
iepos made a one-hand catch OF a
long fly ball, Gallegos haVlrg 10
RIM a few yards backward to make
+ha catch. CHOW what do you thlnk
~ that hitting?" Dan said after.
fav halls had been knocked over
the fence. .no. tho
santa Fe boys are also busy pfae-
ticing daily and knocking more
halls over that college GROUNDS
sarca than ever were knocked oe-
fore. And talk about catchlns lors
difficult fly balls, those Santa re
outfielders are sure Catching tneii,
close TO the college "beanery any
YOU know where that 49, toiu
Dan. ,au yos-
Before we left the grounds yes,
terdav Dan told me to SEND wore
TO Romulo Lopez, the Santa Fe I'M,
nressario, that his team is as goou
as beat again. Then l told Dan
what Romulo's parting words Were
last sunday before he left the
CITY, Romulo's words were una!
the Grays would get the wGrs.
licking of their young sweet NE ~
next Sunday at the Santa re
grounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-24
YOUNG AQS WALlOP
BULLET SHOPPERS

In a lively game played Wednes-
dav afternoon the Young Aqs beat
the Bullet Shoppers by score OF
IS to G. The lineup was as lol,
lows; Bullet shoppers - DaVlo
Hake, Oh; Volley Brown, p: Ernest
Chacon, rf.; Andrew Sutherland
SIS; Herbert Hackett, IT,; Clinton
Bowman, c.; Edison Bentley, 1b,'
Eddie stanton, 3d.; Horatio Lucero
CT. Scores were made by ssuther-
land, /; Bowman, /: Bentley l.
Stanton, 2, and Lucero, l.
The lineup for the Young Aqs'
walter skinner, c.; Phillip Bustus
IT,: Tom McCaffery' CT; Freddie
dubois 8b.: John RYAN, h.; James
Ryan, Oh: Margarito Vorgas, RI :
Paul Manning, S.; Arthur Trouth'
D. Scores were made by Skinner,
Q; Bustus, /; Dubois, 1; Ryan, L;
James RYAN, 2; Vargas, 8; Man
ming, 2; Trouth, I.