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Evening journal., 1921-12-23
"RED FADER AS"
LEADING HURLER
White Sox Pitcher Allowed
Average of 2.4S Runs
Per Game
MAYS AND SHOCKER
TIE FOR VICTORIES

CHICAGO. Dec. % Omitted
Press). Urban (Red) Fsber, with
the iowly Chicago White sox. was
the leading American League pitch
er in 1921. Official records today dis
closed. The sox ace allowed only
2.4S runs per game.
In the won and lost column Faber
finished with .625 average. winning
25 games. LOSING rs. though the Sox
landed In seventh place.
Carl Mays. New York's hurler
tied with shocker. St. Louis, for the
greatest number OF victories 81
apiece. but Mays lost only nine IA
Shocker's 10 defeats
In earned runs allowed. Guy Nor.
ton, Cleveland. was second with 2.7'
and Bill piercy, New York, third
with 2.6s. George Mogridge, Wash
inEton. finished with 800. Waite
Hoyt. member OF the remarkable
pitching stan which largely account
ed for New Yorks pennant. placed
high among the regulars. with an
average OF 3fo. just two poinu
/ from MAYS sos.
Rommcn, Philadelphia, lost th'
most games, 90. winning id for
40 mark
Mays pitched in the most games
40. but the veteran Walter johnson
Washington, secured the mos
strikcouts. i43. Davis. 81. Louis. is
sued the most bases on balls. Davii
however, pitched and won ia-in
ming game from Washington &
which only one man reached hr'
base In the initial frames.
Mays pitched 10 the greatest mum
her OF hatters. i2e3, allowing a tota
Of 332 hits.
Burweil. 81 Louis. finished IN
most games. 2i in 80 starts.
Bush. Boston. pitched the onl
one-hit game Of the season, Will
Faber and Jones. Boston. hurled
pair OF two-hlt contests
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
BOSTON FANS UP
AGAINST FRAZEE
ny HENRY L. FARREIIl

Omitted Press stan Correspondent)
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.--Ban John
son. czar of tht American League.
may decide to do something about
the Boston case.
Fans In the Huh have appealed to
him to get Harry Frazee out since
the President OF the Red sox traded
away four Of his greatest stars
Johnson would like to do some
thing There L. no question about
that. He always has been wanting Ia
do something to France for several
years. But what can he DO Is th'
big question.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
DELAWARE SOCCER
LEAGUE
roMoRROwrs GAMEs

Wilmington Gas Company vs.
Chester Burns Club. Seventeenth and
Spruce streets. Referee. Hoigate.
Crescent vs.. Resurrection. Mill
tsry Grounds. Referee Murray.
Kick-on at 3.15.
Wilmington Gas Company Is all
set 20 rqpulse the invading Chester
soccerites in their battle tomorrow
afternoon. at the Seventeenth and
Spruce streets feid. The Gas Com
pany management has secured sew
eral new players and will make the
"Robbies" step 20 win. Manager
Fletcher wants the following play-
ers 10 report at the held at s.so
o'clock
Burton, T. White, Arrandale,
Tinms. Wilcox. Hughes. Bailey.
smith. Hunt. Bell, HantwerSer, J..
Lacey, Calvin, A. Lacey, Bradshaw
and McFadyen.
Crescent will have It's hands full
with the Resurrection eleven. which
is in nrst place and has yet to
taste defeat. Several new players
will be seen with each team. Will
mington Burns. the other team in
the Delaware League, will be idle
tomorrow.
All games for Saturday, sem
Der 81. have been postponed. On
that day a pick Of the best in VIII
minston win oppose the best players
from Chester In a beneht game, at
seventeenth and Spruce streets. II
viii most likely be one OF the best
exhibitions Of soccer ever seen in
Wilmington. as several men from
the FIRST Division OF the Allied
/ League Of Philadelphia VIII par
ffcipate
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
MT. VERNONIS Il
WINNER AGAIN
Wins Its Fourth Straight I"
Game, This Time From
Pioneers
PARKSIDE MEETS
BROwNSON TONIGHT

Mt. Vernon kept it's slate clean and
won It's fourth straight game in the
City Basketball League last night by
defeating the Pioneers by the score
Of "a to n In the Friends School
sym. The going was fairly close un-
al the middle OF the second half
when the boys from Breck's Lane let
out couple OF notohes and they wers
never In danger thereafter Tony
Biddle was again top scorer while
Bud O'Neill was best for the Plon-
GERS. Score.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
NOTICES.
BATTERIES REDUCED

6-volt brand new Daylite Powerplus
Batteries, Sli.50; fully guaranteed. Ask
A Daylite owner. Rechsrging. soc. Free
distilled water Daylite Service Station.
1909 Market St septi5-iyr.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
DEFIANCE TEAM .. rsid Fotl rts
NEW CASTLE PUTS 1T
OVER ST. PATRICK'S
speeial 70 Tn, Evening Journal.

NEW CASTLE. Dec. 25.-The
local Highlets took the ST. Patrick's
Academy basketball team into camp
last evening by the score Of "a 10 %.
The visitors showed nashes of first
class basketball al various periods
during the game. but when the
locals began their offensive drives
the visitors were outclassed. The
team Is composed OF some Of the
fastest boys OF the cage In Whining
ton. The lineup.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
FED Foul
@ioN A. Ai Fieid Foul
HoUsEHoLD NOTES.

Never use a metal bowl or spoon
In cake mixing. They discolor the
sugar and shortening.
Pimentos are excellent stuffed with
we'll seasoned lamb and cooked rice
and baked.
II frosting becomes too sun be-
fore il is spread. add few drops of
boiling water or syrup.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
y. NJ. H. A. BETTER SHOOTERS.

Better ability from the penalty
marx gave the Y. NJ. II. A. a close
victory over the Zion A. A. ave, OF
Philadelphia at Third and King
streets last night, 10 90 IA. An odd
feature was the fact that each mem
Der Of the ~" team tossed one OF
the Ave hcld goals secured. The vis-
itins passers hit the net for an even
haif-dozcn OF double-deckers, but
failed from the 15-foot line, making
good in only two attempts while the
locals counted nine single pointers
Score:
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
RROWNSON THIRns XICTORs.

Brownson Thirds defeated st. Pat
rick's last night by the score OF "a
10 16. Green and Bourden ex-
celled. the former with five field
goals and the latter with four.
Scores.
pRONNSON TTTRnc
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
GIRLs PI.AY RAsKETBALI.

Two teams or the Defiance Ladies'
Auxiliary battied In Basketball
game al the Neighborhood Club. lar
night. with Team A. victorious over
Team r. 20 10 is Miss Mary Nc
LauEhlin led In the scoring with hve
field goals. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
7i-AcRE EASTERN SHORE
FARM.

FURNITURE. HORSES. COWS
and seasons crops. hefer, mule,
poultry. hogs, implements. vehicles.
tools included; near village; easy
drive r. B.: 45 acres level. produc-
tive tillage; wire-fenced pasture;
lots wood. timber. 46 apple trees.
pears. peaches. cherries. berries;
comfortable 7-room house. piazza,
maple shade. barn. smoke and poul-
try houses. To settle affairs. all
S4,50O; part cash, easy terms. Hap
piness. security and prosperity yours
here. Come now. Catalog free. ].
w Funk. Law & Postofnce Bldg
Denton. Md. dec21-23.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
cnrrNIEAr IN LEAD.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23-Ralph
Greenleaf. worlds champion pocket
billiard player. took a lead Of Sob 10
2i9 over Arthur Woods In the sec
ond block OF their championship
match. To win Greenieaf must make
lf5 In the hnal block tonight while
Woods mus, make 23i. Grcenleai
finished the block last night with a
rnn OF hs hills.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

December %. 1921.
We. the undersigned. Clyde l.. Gunby
Tyler Combs and Charles r. l. Hutch
ison. conducting a real estate business,
under the Arm name OF Wilmington
Realty Co. S43 Orange street. city or
Wilmington, Dclawarel do hereby de-
clare that the said Charles Il L..
Hutchlson has withdrawn from the
said partnership. All bills due 10 and
owing the said partnership will be pay
able unto the Wilmington Realty Co,
which will hereafter be conducted by
the said Clyde l.. Gunby and Tyler
Combs.
CLYDE l.. GUNBY,
TYLER COMBS,
dec25-1t CHAS. +. HUTCHINSON.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
ST. AIMS.
PONEER SECONDS. FYsld Foul Ptsl
Although stlll earlv In the So

Although stu early in the season
a critical struggle will be staged in
the City League tonight. Parksido
will make It's bid to stay among the
leaders at Brownson Hall. meeting
Brownson which has played two.
games and won both. The Kirkwood
Parkers have one defeat marked
against them but a win tonight viii
give them second place, one game be-
hind Mt. Vernon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

game 81. AIMS defeated the Pioneer
Seconds 2s to rs. Taylor excelled
for the victors with Ave from the
field Score;
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
FoR SALE

USED FURNAcE-Bargain suitable
for a store or kood size dwelling. Spe-
cialty Tin shop. 3i5 orange 81.
. fcbi7-iyr.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
REAL EsrATE-FoR RENT.


BrNGALyOW AT OAK GROvE-six
rooms. bath. hot and cold water, cleo
trio light. all convcniences; reason
able rent Apply Mrs. Phillips Locust
Ave" oak Grove aec-l-st,
COUPLE will share furnished home.
Address Va. Evening Journal ofhcs.
nov26-u
HoUsE-Furnlshed. for the winter
Phone 3572-J., after p. m.
HOUSES rooms and bath. sii S. Van
Buren, street. f25. Apply 2l2f Ian
caster avenue dec22-bt
HoUsE-Furnished. 1905 Boulevard
Lease six months or one year Appl,
/ 7o7 Equitable Bldg. Phone n55-W.
nov2s-f.
ioFFICEs-ToT-7o Ford Bldg. Inqulr,
i0lf DUPONT blds. novso-im.
PART Of furnished house. for two re-
wife. Address Box R-s5. Evening
journal oifice dec---st.
the oUEEN-Mrs Anna p. Stout,
the es'isi issdiSeertislnE ' deplrtmpeIk Of the
Evening journal for two tickets FOR this
theatre 20 see After the show"
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY-Modorn
eirht-room home. hardwood noors.
three porches bath heater. gas and
electricity. etc. Apply 1909 y Clayton
s.Ieet aeo-S-aI
los r. 18TH sT.-seven rooms and
bath Apply Equitable Trust Co. Real
Estate Department dec2i-st
7lf r. SEVENTH sr.-io rooms and
bath. big yard, porch. good condi-
tion. Inquire Mr. NJ Tanner 1900
Lancaster Ave. dec22-2t.
FOR RENT.
-----------~---------~----~
BUILDING for manufacturing. whole
sale grocery or storage purposes. 10
Gated az Poole Plant. foot on OrAnre
ST. Apply Wilmington Provision co
Third and orange Sta. novs-fri-sat-tf
4 PUBLIC GARAGE
Holds about forty machines Steam
heat, electric light and gasoline tank
I Rent, so per month Apply
HARRY YELNER,
dec2i-3t. 18th and Wilson Cts.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
/ TO BUY !ow-nriced houses. sos Ship
ley st. Phone stte SeptiO-tf.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
sPIRrTUALIsT NOTICE.
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
December rs.


The man OF this birthdate has a
contradictory nature. At times he
will be lavish in gifts. and at other
times he will seem very selfish and
penurious. This nature is one OF ex-
tremes. When he is jolly he will be
hilariously so. and when he is mel
ancholy he will make everyone
around him unhappy.
This man is always interested in
big plans and big schemes, and is
most unhappy and uncomfortable
TO live with II he does not have an
unlimited amount OF money to
handle.
lie loves money because OF the
power It brings
The governing planets are Mars
and Saturn. the governing sign is
Capricornus The birthstone is a
white onyx.
yThe Want Ads will secure good
positions for stenographers and
bookkeeperS
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
REAL rsrArE-FoR SALE.

WE HAVE several properties sor ex
change. mortgages secured. mort
rares sold. 900 ahipley 81. Phone stit
juncI-Ns.
&C. MORT1AGE MONEY WANTED
Apply 9os shipiey ST. Phone stte
auE20-tf
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF KEN
TUCKY NATIONAL OIL & GAS
CO. INC.
Please take notice OF a meeting Of
the stockholders having voting power
in the above corporation. to be held az
the Office Of The corporation. 70. Rey-
noids Building. In the city Of jamestown,
\. Y. on the 9Th day Of January In the
year 1922. between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon
of said 9Th day Of January. 1929
for the purpose Of taking action and
voting upon a resolution adopted by
the board Of dlrectors OF this corpora
ton. at a special meeting Of said d.
rectors. held October n. 1921, at the
office OF the corporation. IN the city oi
jamestown. New York, and which said
resolution follows:
RESOLVED. That the Kentucky
National oil g. Gas Co.. Incl cor
poration organized and existing
under and by virtue Of the laws Of
the state Of Delaware be dissolved.
Dated October %. 1921.
ERNEST L. DANlELSON. President
RICHARD II. READING, Secretary.
ldcci6-23-30
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

vIcTRoLA-New. cheap. io5 r. Forty
fourth street. dec3--.t
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

We are Offering an exceptionally nne
lot OF used cars Look the list over
pick out the car you want. Every car
can be bought on our confidential. time
payment plan. Come in, let US talk
the matter over with YOU
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
HINDEN
Office and Store Furniture

bought and sold Floor cases and coun-
ter cases, registers. desks, chairs, fing
cabinets, safes, butchers equipment,
etc. Call lO4 W. Second St. Phone
5SSS-R. oct6-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
FOUND.
PUBLIC SALE.
KLAIR,s RAZAAR.

KBAIR'S BAZAAR.
~ SATURDAY. DEC. "A.
~ " 10 O'Clock. will start on
~ Aa.A. wagons and harness.
10 n 1880 o'clock, $1,000 worth
.Et.A9u.A Of clothing, consisting Of
mems suits. ladies suits,
ovcrcoats. fur coats. 200
pairs shoes. rubbers and sweaters; II
O'clock $500 worth OF blankets and
robes. somc wool bed blankets; ll.5o
o'clock 200 chickens. ducks. geese and
turkeys. COWS. 20 pigs. u o'clock. IS
head horses and mules. sent here from
different farmers and merchants TO be
sold. One express load--2e head-extra
good young. sound horses. from to Z
years OF age, from 100 TO 1900 pounds
Sod for you 10 take home and try and
II not as represented. to be- returned.
Come early Lots N stun to sell.
dec2l-es. kLAIR 8 HoLLINGSW0RTH
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

ptNGALOW AT OAK GROVE-Sir
rooms. bath. hot and cold water. cleo
trio light. all conveniences; reason.
able rent Apply Mrs. Phillips. Locust
Ave. oak Grove. dec2l-it.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
UPHoI.SrERY.

UPHOLSTERlNS done az your home "
desired. Materials supplied. Lowest
prices. Phono 52s9-J Delaware Up
holstcring Co, 50f Madison St. dec2-tf.
UPHOLSTERING Of every description.
made TO order Reliable Upholstering
Co, $40 Walnut ST. Phone 75ie-W.
novf-lyr.
UPHOLSTERING-Lc us estimate.
Materials for sale. Special sale OF
tapestries. Sparks & Son, 5. w. Cor.
Fourth and Tatnall SITS. Phone STEW.
iunc27-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
HELP wANrEp-MALE.

rEEr--An extra pair OF pants with
zach suit or overcoat. made % order.
Central woo.en Mills. 4. Third st.
rov29- -o6t
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
Goals
NEW cAsrL
s-nnr - IIAINEs

New Castle "A. s. ........... 10 15-3f
ST Patrick Academy ........ 2 i3-22
Referee-W. G.. Pinder. Scorer--D.
Proud Time Of Halves-20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

NOTICE-ANNUAL MEETING -ELEc-
TiON BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Wilmington. Del. December. 1921.
ers OF the society will be held at Room
Sl7 Essex Building, No. 81 Clinton
street. Newark. y. j., on Wednesday.
January IS. 1922. for the purpose OF
electing directors TO serve for the en-
suing year and to amend the bylaws
and for such other business as may
come before the meeting. Polls open
. p NJ. close =. NJ.
GEORGE HQDSON. Secretary.
PHILIP l.. GARRETT.
Attorney Equitable Building
deci9- -2l- l3-27- -29-5l- -jan5-5-l
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

THE MAJEsTIC-James y. Conwcll,
III ". 3Oth ST.. Ga invited to call at
the advertising department of The
Evening Journal for two tickets 70 see
THE Lure Of Jade"
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
A Centenarian.

@NE HUNDRED years is long time as the
clock ticks. But this world has seen a lot
of them and they are but long relatively to
the individuals span OF life The world is full of
institutions, enterprises and projects, that have
passed the century span. The United States long
baby among the nations, has them, and it is,
here, coming to be but a milestone along
the way. That anything in Great Britain, including
its diplomacy and viewpoint as to the OF the
world, can be less than a hundred years old, is
sort OF surprising to American cousin.
Yet the Manchester Guardian is sticking several
plumes in its bonnet because May 5, it passed
Alexandria is a newspaper the Gazette, which is
but little younger, just age the Guardian
does not impress US. AS newspaper it does
since has built itself up in influence and service
to district rivalry with the London Times which
with the Bank OF England expresses British stabil-
ity and unchan gngness.
1t is too OF the opposite school from the
Times, so much that It is ranked in that country
as almost menace to British institutions, almost
that awful thing called Socialist In this country il
would be classed as Progressive in the true, moi
-demagogic, OF that word. 1t is, as a news
paper, an exceptionally fine production. 1t is
rather of magazine review quality while covering
the daily field with satisfying completeness
In policy, it is what England most needs
wider, human view of social relations, less
selfish attitude in government and more sympa
thetc and understanding sense OF economic obliga
tions. 1t fills a place distinctly its own, while
success proves the demand 1t is wholesome
influence based upon conviction and thought in
tegrity. 1t deals in argument not personality anc
no one has to agree with opinions expressed, ir
order to benft from them.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
Friday, the Thirteenth.

A MEMBER of the German government recently
~ said: $50 long as the door to Washington
open to US. we do not propose to knock at other
doors" Secretary Hughes has closed the door. He
has so notified the German government. He has
urged it at to make directly to the allied gov
ernments, clear, definite and adequate proposals
which would in all respects meet its (Germany's)
just obligations"
In fact, Secretary Hughes, The Herald
pointed out, only opened the door wide enough for
Germany to pass reparations proposal He did
not agree to submit this, but only to hand it
to the allies if they were willing receive it. 1t
not to be passed upon, considered by this
government 1t was solely for the consideration of
other governments; if in form which made this
worth while. 1t not in that form, and the
United States will not be messenger boy for the
German government
The sum total of this now closed incident has
been to give Germany another ten days to fateful
Friday, the thirteenth of May when she must yield
or find her great mining and industrial region in
the control of the French army, condition that
should have come from military victory and not
from economic pressure. In the end, it seems that
such a finale is all the German government recog-
nzes a conclusive argument.
1t happens that the industrial enterprises Of
Germany closely interocked and controlled by a
small group. They operate largely unit
Those who control them begin to realize that the
day of bluff is about gone. The door at Washing
ton is closed behind them. They face France, Bel
GUM and Great Britain. Military occupation means
their ruin. 1t may not bring much in reparations
but it will leave nothing for this group who con-
troll Germanys wealth
For the first time, they reported as showing
disposition to yield OF the alternatives they will
choose that which will harm them least. The Ger.
mans, not they, must do the work, and payment will
but come from their surplus. Not alone now, but
for the total period OF payment, they will know that
default will bring occupation. Once they yield il
will be proved they be made to yield and how
not by conversation but by action.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

ton all good Americans must re-
gard as the bulwark Of the nation.
and that it should not be lightly
brushed aside, although it is a man
made law and not infallible.
In this rent law, a great emer-
gency confronted the government,
and citizens performing as vital
work. if not more so, than the SOL
dier on the battlefield Of France.
that were threatened by many prof.
teers and not the least of them the
landlord whose sordid greed il not
checked would have rendered the
government impotent to carry on
the war. OF course, the large ma
jority of apartment houses and
house owners patriotically respond
e6 and met the need heroically In
fact. many of them have not yet
sought to increase their rents at all,
and most of them not in proportion
to their increase expenses for run
ming these properties What OF the
minority that wanted a skyline to
everything? The Rent Commission
court barred the government SOL
dier worker from the eXtortion, as
the pa awnbrokers' act protects the
unfortunate borrower. Laws OF that
class are made to penalize the
rapacious business that wants ever
and always the last pound of flesh.
One of the prepOnderating men
aces Of this republic today is the
/ lack Of confidence in our courts. due
/ largely to the delays Of law and
/ technical DEGREES OF cold law. VI
the Constitution is impcriled by :he
leaning OF courts to justice as in
terpreted in our American civiliza-
tion. which is surely the spirit ot
mercy. righteousness and Justice. in
a word The square Deal" or The
Fair Deal" we need not lay awake
about Bolshevism. Communism, i. w
w.'ism or other wild hair-braineo
theories that are the fruit OF Euro
pean oppression from Sultans, Tssrs
emperors and kings.
ELIJAH Z. KNOTT.
| Washington, n. c, May >, 1921.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-06
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1921.
G. n. E.
~ \ AhgI

Although Jupiter and Venus are
in benefic aspect today astrologers
read it as not altogether fortunate,
for Uranus and Saturn are adverse.
Under this sway women should
be able to accomplish much in pub
lie work. especially if associated
with men who are in places OF au-
thority.
College professors should benefit
by this rule of the stars and those
who are young should make tho
best of this days opportunities.
Notwithstanding the superstition
concerning Friday this should be a
lucky wedding day, since it prom
ises prosperity as well as faithful
love.
Business initiative should be de-
layed as enterprises begun today
are likely to be successful, unless
they are of international scope.
Embarrassing dilemmas for the
United States will develop during
the coming months and misunder-
standings between nations Is fore
cast.
Congress this month will have
mOCn important leBlsldllOu dpOul
which there may be a divergence OF
opinion even within party lines.
Many deaths OF the aged who have
attained fame will be chronicled in
the course of the coming summer
Saturn gives warning to farmers
that the summer will be a time OF
test for them, as disappointments
are presaged by the stars. Storms
that destroy crops will be frequent
Mercury gives promise of the de-
velopment of our commerce. Trade
should be exceedingly satisfactory
during the summer months.
The West Indies will have a time
Of trouble. many unforeseen condi-
tons developing.
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
experience business annoyance in
the coming year. In love affairs
they will be fortunate. The young
may court and marry.
Children born on this day will
gain respect and popularity, bu
they may be restless and fond Of
change. Girls have the augury oi
marriage to elderly men.