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Evening journal., 1921-08-16
TWO FIRE ALARMS
STIR UP TOWN

Considerable excitement was oc-
casioned last night by the ringing
Of two fire alarms from box 81, at
Sixth avenue and Sixth street, and
many inquiries were received at the
police station by people who had
heard the double alarm and thought
another big fire had broken out
The district FIRE companies quickly
answered the calls. but were unable
TO either find the fire, OF the Joker"
who sent i'm the call.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
C0NlENCE FINED
FOR STRIKING OFFICER

John comence. a young white
man. who was charged with assault
and battery on Patrolman Chambers
on August 7 when the officer ar
rested several men charged with card
playing was fined $40 and costs in
City Court today. Comence de-
MED the charge and called several
witnesses who testified that he did
not strike the officer. Patroiman
Chambers contended that Comence
after being placed under arrest.
struck him on the arm and broke
his hold and escaped by running
away.
stephen Szatyneski. charged with
keeping a disorderly house was fined
500 and costs
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
i. s. MARSHAL HALTS
CONSTABLE'S SALE

United States Marshal Money this
morning. STOPPED the sale by Con-
stable L. c. Jones Of the stock and
fixtures Of the Eli Gordon cigar
store. 10 West Tenth street, and
seized the stock.
The action was taken on an in
voluntary bankruptcy proceeding in
the United States District Court on
petition OF creditors who are en-
deavoring TO have all creditors share
alike in the disposal Of the stock.
The case is scheduled for hear
ing In the United States District
Court on August 20.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
NO BAND TO GREET
DAWSON ON RETURN

Robert L. Dawson. OF this city.
arrived home last night on a blind
baggage. only TO be arrested on
charge Of trespass by a railroad po-
piceman. He entered a plea Of guilty
TO the charge IN City Court today.
and when Judge Hastings asked him
where he was going. Deputy City So
licitor Green said Dawson belongs
here"
Judge Hastings. addressing Daw-
son. said: 80 you are home now. "
Dawson replied: Eyes. sir" The
court imposed a fine Of IS and costs.
Milton Lord. charged with operat-
ing an automobile without an ope-
rator's license. was dismissed. as he
produced a license which he had Sc
cured after his arrest
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
MRS. H. D. PLUNKETT
OBTAINS DIVORCE

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16-Mrs
Hazel ID. Punkett. Of Dover. Del
has been granted a divorce from
clayton r. Plunkett. whose last
known place OF residence was The
Longacre. Fifteenth and Walnut
streets. this city.
The decree. which was not con-
tested. was obtained on the grounds
OF cruel and barbarous treatment
during the couples residence IN an
apartment house at Sixty-fourth and
Walnut streets year ago. Mrs.
Plunkett Is now In Delaware. Mr..
Piunkott is a promoter.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
URGE SMOKE ORDINANCE

Residents of Wawasett Park,
through the Wawasett Maintenance
Association, appealed TO the directors
of the Street and Sewer Department
today for relief from an alleged
smoke nuisance. They declared the
nuisance was caused by the Balt-
more and Ohio Company's locomo-
tives.
AS there is no ordinance covering
this matter, the association requested
the passing OF one The communion
ton was referred to City Council.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
RAIL CONNECTION
TO HARB0R UNIT

Work OF mapping out the railroad
connections for the new marine ter
minal on the south bank of the
Christiana river. was begun today
by Alexander Crothers. field engin-
eer OF the Board Of Harbor Commits
sioners. BY this means It Is expect
ed that shipment Of materials TO the
tract will be expedited.
officials OF the DUPONT Engineer
ing Company have signed the con-
tract for the construction OF the
terminal and delivered II with a bond
to the Harbor Commission
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
BRITAIN CANCELS
SOLDIERS LEAVE

LONDON. Aug. 16 Omitted Press).
All British soldiers on leave from
Ireland have been ordered TO return
Immediately, It was announced to-
day. No explanation was forthcom-
ing for the war Office action in can
ceiling the leaves but, following as
IL did on the heels Of De Valera's
speech to the Irish Parliament m
sisting upon complete independence,
II was taken as an Indication that a
possible break In the Irish truce
was feared.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
WELL-FED HORSES
IN CITY'S SERVICE

All teams employed on street and
sewer operations In the future wf1l
show a metal tag OF designation
This was decided upon by the Street
and Sewer Department today at tho
suggestion OF r. Henry Grier. who
said. that during the last weak a
resident had called his attention TO
the impoverished condition OF a pair
horses. which the residents thought
we're in city service.
Mr.. Grier said an investigation
disclosed that the team was owned
by a contractor and not by the city.
He therefore felt some designation.
should be placed on all teams oper-
ating on city construction.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
TANKS MUST BE UP
TO NEW REGULATIONS

All persons desiring to place gas
oline or other oil tanks under their
buildings or sidewalks will be re-
quired TO MI out specially prepared
blanks showing they have conform
ed TO the ordinance governing such
tanks. These application blanks
will have to be filled out by all per-
sons having similar tanks in opera
tion at this time. II the tank and
piping do not conform to the ordi-
nance, the owner will be compelled
10 rearrange them or remove them
by the Street and Sewer department.
This was decided at today's meet
ing OF the Street and Sewer direc-
tors.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
FuNERAL OF MRS. A. j. HARr.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary r. Hart,
widow Of Alexander j. Hart. who
died on Saturday, was held this
morning from her late home. i1o4
North Jackson street. Requiem mass
was said at the Cathedral. and in
terment was In Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. Harris husband for many years
prior to his death was a well known
wholesaie grocer. with many other
business interests. and at one time
was Police Commissioner.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
FIRENlEN,s CARNIVAL.
,ial to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Aug. 16.-The
carnival being held here this week
under the auspices Of the George
town Volunteer Fire Department, TO
raise funds with which to purchase
a $4,000 fire engine, is attracting
large crowds nightly from all parts
OF the county. City Council has given
over West Market street and the
Public Square to the hremen for
their concessions
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
vANDEvER CLUB DANCE

A community dance and sing will
be given by Vandever A c. at Van
dever avenue and Locust street to
morrow night.
A 15-piece string orchestra will
furnish the music. The public Is
invited
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
GOT MEDICINE
RFRIENDS
Former Wilmington Man
Tells Interesting Story
About Plant Juice
WAS CONVINCED BY
FRIENDS STATEMENT

II is always interesting to listen
to the statements Of our friends. and
especially when we know that they
are sincere and honest in what they
say. Added interest is created in a
statement coming from an employee
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
JAIL BREAKER UNDER Bah

JAIL DREAMER UNDER BAIL
on a charge OF escaping from the
New Castle County Workhouse on
June %. Paul Vanderbraak was held
in $4,000 bail for the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions by Magistrate Binder,
OF Eismere, yesterday afternoon
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
RARNHARr CHoRus NrrrTING.

A meeting OF the Harry Barnhart
Community Chorus will be held at s
O'Clock this evening In the Levy
Court room in the Public Buildings.
All members are asked to be present
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Florence. Colo.-Pueblo Centennial
High, u; Florence High. 10.
At Colorado Springs-University OF
Utah. IA Colorado College, 3.
At Denver-University of Colorado.
10; University of Denver Z.
At Laramie, wyo.-University OK
Wyoming. 10; Colorado School of
Mines, :.
At New Haven-Yale. IA; Army. I,
At Boston-Detrolt, IS; Boston COL
lege. o.
AT Princeton Chicago. .; Princeton.
At Ann Arbor-ohio State, IA; Michi-
gan. 0.
At Providence. r. brown. o:
Springfield. 0.
At urbana, Ill.-Wisconsin. 10; 1lii-
noIs o.
At Ames. Iowa-Kansas University,
II; Iowa State College, I.
At South Bend. Ind.-Notrc Dame,
Z: Nebraska, o.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, So; syra-
cusc, o.
AT New York-LaFayette. Is: Ford
ham, :.
At Ithaca-corneil. 81; Colgate. 7.
At Cambrldge-Harvar 81; Penn,
State, II.
AT Hanover. y. H.-Dartmouth. 81;
Columbia, Z.
At nncapolis-Indiana, o: Minne-
sofa, 6.
At Omaha-Crcighton University B.
Maruuctte University, 0.
At Manhattan. kansas-kansa5 AZ
gies 7; Missouri. 5.
At Decorah. Iowa-Champion Col
lcgc 6: Luther College, 3.
At Dos Moines-Drake University.
A; Cornell, o.
At Cedar Rapid5-Coc. %; DubuauD
University. Z.
At walla waIla. wash.-whitman
II: College of Idaho 10.
At Berkeley, Cal.-Uniyersity Of Ore
gon. o: University of Calf 30.
At Corvallis. Ore.-University OF
Washington, o; oregon Agsics College,
"a
At Iosan-N Nevada, Al; Utah Asgies.
At stanford University, Pacific fleet.
81, Stanford. !.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Il;
Virginia Military institute. Z.
At Amherst, Mass. Amherst, 10:
Massachusetts Agricultural college, 0.
AT Lewiston. Maine, University OF
Maine. :: Bates Z. CTicl
At Morgantown, w. Va, West Nir-
ginia, o; Bickncll, o.
At Lexington. KY, Centre College,
9s; Pennsylvania, 0.
At New Orleans, Tulane. Z; Missis-
sippi A. and NJ. 0.
At Cincinnati University OF Cincin-
natl. 1t5; Kentucky WESLEYAN. o.
At Aberdeen. :, u. Dakota Wesleyan,
IA; Northern Normal o.
At Atlanta. Ga. Georgia Tech IS;
Rutgers, H.
At Worcester. Mass, Georgetown, IS;
Holy Cross, Z.
At saltwater. Okla, University OF
Arkansas, o: oklahoma Aggies. Z.
At Waco, Texas. Baylor, "a: Phillips.
G.
At Lawrence. kas., Haskell. "a;
Friends University, I.
At Swarthmoro, Pcnna.. Franklin
and Marshall. {. Swarthmore. T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
AMERICAN LEAGUERS
DEFEAT NATIONALS
Lee Features Contest, Tierney
and Williams Show
Major Glass

The American leagucrs defeated the
Nationals in slow exhibition game
at the state fair grounds yesterday
before a good sized crowd by the
score of 9-S.
Lee. playing short stop for the Amer
lean league transformers was tho fea-
ture of the contest. fielding in tho
major league style and polling out a
single. double and triple out of his
four tim1 to bat. Williams in left
for the same nine made two great
catches in left, and Cotton Tierney
showed some of the class that is seen
in the major circuit.
The Nationals were first to bat but
were held scoreless for seven innings.
The American team sending in two
runs in the first inning on Lees walk
Jones long fly to Rcuthers in left
being dropped for the first error, send
ing Lee across the home plate. Jones
pulled up at third base before the
ball was finally received in the in
field. With Jones perched on third
Blue hit one to Scott in center but
he also dropped the ball.
Three scores came in the second on
four singles and in the third session
Williams led off with u double scor-
ing on Pat Collins single after Nc
Inns scored when Billings drove "A hard
liner to right field for a single. Bur
well popped out to Lee for the third
out, but two runs had crossed tho
plato and brought the total TO seven
runs,
In the fifth tho American nine again
scored counter on Williams second
two ply blow followed by MCManus'
safety. and in the sixth another run
resulted, Lee was out at tho home
plate in the sixth when he tried to
stretch his hit into homer. but Aus
tin connected with one of Robertson s
twlsters for two sacks. coming in on
Joness single to center.
The National crew scored their runs
OF the game in the seventh inning,
sending in three tallies. Brottem sing
led passed third. the ball taking u
bad hop as 1T passed Jones. Robert
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
special to Tho chieftain: ]:

special to Tho Chieftain:
Florence. Colo. Oct. 2S.-Centen-
NAL defeated the Florence eleven on
their grounds today. scoring a good
lead on their opponents in the first
two quarters that assured the Bull
dogs victory in the fast and desper-
ate finish to their football game, win
ming by score OF 21-13.
Lannon did the spectacular work
for the Bulldogs. making all three
touchdowns showing rare ability when
1t came to putting the pig skin over
the goal posts after each of the three
touchdowns made by Centennial and
was also instrumental in the vigorous
attacks of his team on the Florence
defensive lines for good gains Stew
cnson and Haverty. also came in for
some excellent grid work.
Miller. right tackle and Bearta,
quarterback. with Dawson and Sal
mon did the feature work for tho
losing Florence squad, Miller max
ing the first touchdown and kicking
goal for the first seven scores made
by Florence, Bearta scored the sec
ond touchdown on his thirty yard
sprint. but could not increase the
score with the other point, when he
failed TO kick goal.
Florence was slow in starring and
the Centennial eleven took the jump
on their opponents for good gains in
plunges thru the Florence line. Flor
ence kicked off to the thirty-five yard
line. ana in the series of plunges that
followed. the Florence team kept los
ing ground to their opponents, The
Bulldogs were pcnalized three times
during the first quarter and was
forced to kick. Lannon booted the ball
to the Florence five yard line. cross
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

Pueblo is to have Western Confer
ence football game here on November
6.
The Colorado Agricultural College Of
Fort Collins will play the Colorado
College of Colorado Springs here at
the State Fair grounds on tho first
Saturday in November under the aus
pices of the Pueblo Athletic Club and
the Al Kaly Shrine.
1t will be the first Western Confer
once game that has been staged in
Pueblo. and will bring to this city
two of the strongest football elevens
in the conference.
Plans arc now underway in which
tho Pueblo Athletic Club Is to make
epecial arrangements whereby the foot
ball enthusiasts will be able to SEQ
the game from a close up view from
any place IL the stands. other de-
tails for big Pueblo football day
will be completed within the next
week, and 1T is "a safe prediction that
the event will be one of the greatest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
UTAH j. SCORES
1913 VICTORY
Two Touchdowns Scored in
Third Period Tumbles
Tigers

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 22.-
Utah university scored two touch
downs in the third period of today's
game and won out II to 3. Colorado
college held the heavier visitors score
less in the first half and not only that
but kept the Mormons inside the Utah
forty yard line. In the third period
however physical advantage began to
tell and after Utah had taken the ball
to the twelve yard line on straight
football. Oswald found an opening and
went thru for the first touchdown, A
short tins later Evans Giant Utah
guard blocked Circiners punt and fell
on the ball behind the Tigers goal line.
Colorado colleges lone score came late
I in the third period when Captain Lin
ger lifted pretty placement over the
bars from the forty yard line. Frank
Briggs. Tiger end, played the grcat test
game of his career and his work easily
was the greatest exhibition OF all
also played n great game at center for
the Tigers smearinE every attempt at
his section of the line.
Rolncy and Oswald carried the brunt
Of the Utah attack, the former getting
away for many long gains, The Utah
orfcn.e as compared with that of the
Tigers was too strong to be denied and
it gradually wore down the local for
wards. In the final quarter c. c. had
the bali for the greater part of the
time Fake plays and many aud
varied formations enabled the local,
to take the bail toward the goal. In
tcrccptcd passes prevented any scoring
however. The game was ono of the
best played here in long time and
also one of the most bittedly contested.
There was little or no fumbling.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
MARO0NS DEFEAT
PRINCETON go
Unexpected Victory Taken By
Chicago Playing Sensa-
tional Football

Princeton. y. J.. Oct. 22.-The Uni
versity of Chicago defeated the
Princeton football team in Palmer
Stadium today to o gaining one OF
the greatest victories 1t has scored
against an eastern team
\ goal from the field and a touch
down on a forward pass accounted
for scores The pass, the first earn
ed against tho so-called big three"
OF tho cast by a middle west team
gave the Chicago contingent great
Joy. Tho Western triumph had not
been looked for by Princeton follow
ors.
While the whole Chicago eleven
played magnificent football several
mon stood out, and among these Mil
ton A. Romney of salt Lake City was
tho particular star. It was his toe
that gave tho Westcrners their three
points in the second period and his
catch OF a forward pass in final
quarter that added six moro points.
lie was a giant In attack. sure on de-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
JaP ARMS MISSION IN
BIG STORM At SE1

Aboard Steamship kashima Maru,
oct 22.-CBy Radio to The Associated
Prcss) Terrific cyclone characterized
by tho ships commander, Captain
ttsuno, as the worst In his thirty years
experience at aca, Thursday struck
this ship. carrying among other pas
rcngcrs. the principal delegates OF tho
Japanese mission TO the Washington
conference.
Prince Tokugawa. head of tho delo-
cation. narrowly escaped injury when
u trcmj ndous wave smashed the door
of his cabin to splintcrs and hurled
fragments OF the broken mirror in his
bureau flying about the compartment
Seas 100 feet high. towering sixty
feet above tho ships flying bridge
swept aboard. demolished furniture in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
CENTENNIAL BEATS FLORENCE
ELEVEN BY PLUNCES, Il TO l3

ing with the ball a moment later.
In the second quarter the Bulldogs
made their second touchdown, Steven
son and Haverty again opened the way
for Lannon's second touchdown. The
third quarter the Florence showed
their real spurt and plunged thru the
Centennial defenses, Miller making a
twenty yard run down the field for
the touchdown and kicking goal.
Bearta scored the second touchdown
but failed to kick goal by several
inches.
The Bulldogs came back In the
final quarter, McQuaid substituting
for Privett, and took on a strong ag-
gressive spurt. Both teams showed
renewed efforts, with the Centennial
eleven having the edge in their use
of aerial plays that brought the ball
dangerously close to the Florence
posts, from where Lannon brought
the ball around the ends for his third
down. and booting the oval over the
bars for the final count.
t.-o
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
COLORADO UNIVERSITY EXECUTE SERIES
OF FORWARD PASSES FOR 1917 VICTORY

smashes of Williams who repeatedly
found gaping holes thru which he
plunged for ten to fifteen yard gains.
Muth. Colorado's big tackle was
called behind the line in the second
half and the Boulder team opened
up. In the third period Muth passed
TO Willard behind the Denver goal
line but willard fumbled after max
ing a spectacular catch.
The winning play came when Colo
RADIO had the ball on Denver's yard
line on the fourth down with four
yards to go. Muth shot a short pass
to Franklin, right end and he eluded
a Denver tackler and dashed across
the line with the winning scores.
Heavy penalties handicapped tho
Denver team whose players showed
Il tendency to hold and be offside.
The game was marred by costly
fumblcs on both sides.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

Denver. Oct. a2.-outplayed by
Denver University IN the first half the
University OF Colorado team showed
n reversal Of form in the final period
of play and executed a series of tor-
ward passes that carried the ball
across Denvcr's goal line for the win
ming touchdown. Colorado's margin
or victory, 10 to was halfback
ouinlan's placement kick in the first
period.
Denver university scored a touch
down in the second period. carrying
The ball from its 20 yard line to
Colorado's ls yard limo on a series
of line smashes in which Williams, ID.
L. halfback was the principal ground
gamer. Here penalty on Colorado
moved the ball TO the one yard line
from where williams plunged over.
Coiorado's heavier line failed to
stand up against the off-tackle
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
LA JUNTA DEFEATED
IN STUBBORN GAME
special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chicftain.
Trinidad, Colo. Oct. 22-LA Junta
presented a team weakened by the alb
sence OF some of it's star players be-
cause OF injuries. but put UP one Of
the most stubborn struggles in its de-
feat. by Trinidad today, when it lost
. to 8.
Trinidad showed great form at
straight football and made several
long gains during the last two quarters.
La Junta weakened by the loss of De-
Weese. Ecton. Tripp and Breeder
proved surprisingly strong. and played
brilliantly.
Kranz. Ireland and Teetcrs starred
in carrying the ball for long gains.
Arnold. Simpson. Sayrc and Ferug
proving a stonewall defmse.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
ONE TOUCHDOWN
DEFEATS BOOSTERS

Minneapolis Mimi. Oct. 22.-Minne-
sofa won from Indiana today by n
touchdown, scored in the third period
and then turned back the Indiana at
tack which threatened seriously in the
last period. The lone score was made
possible by the work of MartineRu and
Gilstad, who made a 30 yard pass
from the latter landing in Martineau's
arms. who negotiated fifteen yards
before he was brought down on In
diana's 5-yard line. From that point
Minnesota smashed over. G$stad max
ing the touchdown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
DOUBLE HEADER
AT PARKS FIELD

The Butkovitch and Lithia teams
will play "A double header today at
Parks Field. which will he tho first two
games of a series OF five games to
decide the amateur honors OF the city.
Barnes and Perko Will start to the But
kovitch nine, Fritz and Clark being
the choice for the "Bottlcrs."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
Id JUNTA DEFEATED
IN STUBBORN GAME
special to the Chieftain

Special to the Chieftain
Trinidad. Colo, oct. 22.-La Junta
presented a team weakened by the alb
sence of some of its star players be-
cause of injuries. but put up some of
the most stubborn struggles in its de-
feat, by Trinidad today. when it lost
9-6.
Trinidad showed great form at
straight football and made several
long gains during the last two guar
ters. La Junta weakened by the loss
of Reese. Ection. Trip and Breeder
proved surprisingly strong. and played
brilliantly
kranz. ireland and Tcotcrs started
by carrying the ball for long gains,
Arnold. Simpson, Sayrc and Fcrtig
proving n stoncwall defense.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

fense and whom It came to delivering
the punch he did not fail. The game
was an exhibition of straight orthodox
stuff When Chicago actually did
try an unusual variation tho Tigers
usally broke It up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
OHIO-.ST1TE WINS BY
OUTPLJYING MICHIGAN

Ann Arbor., Mich. Oct. e2.-Ohio
State took another stride toward the
western conference title TODAY out
playing Michigan and winning IL to o.
Michigan's line. outwcighed ten pounds
to the man by tho Ohio forward wall,
crumplcd ut the critical moment
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
WISCONSIN WALLOPS
ILLINOIS UNIVERSITl

Urbana. ILL.,, Oct. 22.-wisconsin' s
warriors established themselves In the
race for the western conference foot
bali championship today when they de-
feated Illinois 20 to In ragged
game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

other articles spinning across the
decks, wronchcd the chairs In the din
ing saloon from their fnstcnings and
tumblcd passengers into the scurnars-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

son was safe on Jones error but was
forced ON Mckcnnie's roller to Lee at
short. Fisher flew out to Williams in
left. Tirney doubled sending in Brot-
and McKechnie
II II II
Nationals .......... 900 600 3OO-s 10
Americans ..........232 oil 000-9 W
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
COLORADO COLLEGE TO MEET
AGCIES IN PUEBLO ON NOV. )

athletic features staged in this cit
for many years.