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Evening journal., 1921-04-27

Boilermakers Local 4s4 and is for
the benefit of sick and distressed
members. II 1t goes over as II
should they will produce several
more Of the same high calibre.
You'll notice that on one side OF
the card they are all local boys
while on the other they are all out
of town fist fingers. sort OF inter
State boxing tournament as all OF
the invading crew are from Penn
sylvania- The Wilmington maulers
will be given all the work out they
are looking for in facing the exper-
fenced fighters from the neighbor-
ing State
The strange part Of the show is
that the visiting ring artists have
volunteered their services with no
expense to the management. They
arc all afiiliafed with the Philadel-
phia local and are lending their as
sistance to 44e. II is doubtful
whether they could be brought TO a
smoker in this city at the regular
amount which they draw for bout
The show will open with a pair OF
little lighting machines who could
do credit to the best OF bills. Jimmy
Ireland. local son Of swat will mix
things with Johnny Brown Of Phil
adelphia. \
Soldier Stokes, clown clouter OF
our fair village will have as his Wis
a Wis Johnny Smith OF Southwark
in the second number on the card.
Each is capable of putting up a
strong 140 pound ring argument.
The third bout brings back an
old timer in Wilmington's hstic
circles, Kid Chadwick. who is billed
to trade wallops with Willie Nc
Govern. Kensington speed marvel.
This viii be an event all in itself.
Chadwick will have to travel on
high TO get the best Of the visiting
mittman.
Shouting Battling Barnes will
have a lot OF room to talk II h,
gains the decision over Willie Rog
ers of West Phiily. whom he meet
in the fourth number.
Buckley McGinnis heralded as on
Of Wilmington's most promisin
youngsters has been booked for tn,
semi-windup and he will have hi
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

hands full when he steps In the
squared circle to exchange slams
with Hank McGovern OF Kensing-
ton. No doubt many local fans
have seen Hank IN action before as
he has appeared at several OF the
leading Philly Clubs. They'll all
tell you he's well worth seeing.
Although all the bouts look as
good as each other the windup will
more than likely attract the most
attention. Ralph Raymond must
have on his best fighting clothes for
he meets a real tough customer in
Jerry Jordon OF Pittsburg. There
should be plenty OF fur flying every
minute OF this go.
Altogether. it sure Is well bal
anced bill.
In addition to the boxing and other
athletic numbers some good musical
talent will also exhibit its wares.
One OF the leading numbers will be
quartet provided by the Philadel-
phia local and there is a possibility
Of singing contest being staged be-
tween IL and Wilmington organ
ization OF the same sort.
ParlSside gym was picked as the
place for the smoker as IL is the
best in town to hold such affairs
and next Monday night is the choic,
as It does not conflict with othei
events. The Parkside gym with IT.
many windows. its elevated scat,
and the arena in the center is real
ly an open air and regular amphi
theatre.
Tickets for the smoker can b
secured by applying at The Even
ing Journal Office or any member
OF the committee which is compose
Of B. r. Dunn, chairman; L. Il. Tay
ior, Joseph Hook" Glynn an
Frank T. Lynch. There will also b
some for distribution at the local
headquarters in the Irish-America
Hall, SOS French street.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

Riggs Stephenson, 23-year-
old University of Alabama
schoolboy. has jumped into big
league limelight in a single
leap. Called away from his
school books over night to play
second base for the World
Champion Indians when injur-
les put Bill Wambsganss and
Harry Lunte out. Stephenson
has not only made good as a
substitute, but is leading the
American League in hitting.
His fielding is almost as bril-
liant This most remarkable
rookie Of the year gives readers
of The Evening Journal his own
story of How 1 Hit"
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
GOLDEY, COLLEGE
HUMBLES HIGHLETS

-Chici0ie- Lannan's attempted
comeback in the box for Whining
ton High proved a fivver yesterday
afternoon when he was pounded un-
mercifully by Goldey College. The
Collegians won IL to s, and drove
Lannan from the hill in the seventh
when he was relieved by Lichten-
stein.
It was in the sixth that "Chickie"
began to falter. A triple by Warren,
followed by a homer by Lankford
started his undoing. In the lucky
session Goldey put over natural
number of runs. seven. Eight mis-
cues by his mates didn't help him
any.
Sleepy Salters pulled the bat
ting feature for the Highlets with 2
homer in the opening session. The
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
PLAY GOLF SATURDAY.

Members of the DUPONT Country
Club will meet the Carney's Point
Country Club IN a golf match this
Saturday afternoon The qualify
ing round for the local hnlzsmen was
supposed 10 have been played last
Saturday, but was called off on ac-
count OF the heavy rain storm. The
DUPONT golfers who wish to com
pete in the match are urged to turn
in their best score for nine holes
between now and Friday. Those
turning in the lowest scores will be
picked for the team
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
BEAT EN- AGAIN
NPROOF, FELLOWS

Much controversy held sway al a
baseball game between the Kirk
wood Bloomer Girls and the Park
side Babes" a boys team. yester-
day afternoon. II seems that both
aides claimed the Victory. Al the
end OF the NTH inning the girls had
the heavy end OF a 15 TO score, and
according 10 an eye witness played
rings around the boys team. Kath-
crime Shaud manages the Blocmer
Girls and Harry Shaud. Jr., the
Babes" Shaud. Jr., claims that
Harry Shaud, Sr.. who umpired the
game deliberately robbed them,
when he called the contest. which was
scheduled for nine innings at the end
of me NTH.
Seven runs we're scored by the
griH IN The first inning and from |
shsn on the boys xot left
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
WHO'LL WIN?

NEW YORK. April 27. Omitted
Press)-Willie Lewis former
star middleweight. who taught
Carpenter much that he knows:
Carpenter will win. He'll
have to knock out Dempsey to
do 1t and think he will. Car
pentier is the quicker thinker.
the faster mover. the more YER
satile boxer and one OF the
heaviest hitters in the ring.
Dempsey has a lot OF class but
he doesn't know as much as the
frenchman. Carpenter viii not
be a target like willard. Fulton.
Miske and Brennan. Hen be
hard to hit Dempsey is a short
lighter. He puts so much vital
ity and vigor on his work that
he'll wear himself out in the
early rounds and Carpenter will
get him after he's tired"
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
Look Em
OUer, Fans j.!

Newspaper League teams will
swing into action in their second
tits OF the league season this
afternoon. that is. It will be the
second start for six of the clubs
and initial bow of the two new
entries. the Bankers and Brokers
Club and the j. E. Rhoads and
Sons. The schedule for the af-
ternoon follows:
Journal VS.. Elks. Harlan Field.
Umpire, Jack MCGOWAN.
Rhoads VS.. Bankers, Rockford
No 1. Umpire. Hastings.
Alec VS. News. Eden No. 2.
Umpire. Wintrup.
Kiwanis VS. Star, Eden No. 1.
Umpire, Magill.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
DINNER FOR ATHLETES.

Winners Of the pentathlon re-
Gently conducted by the Y. M. c. A.
will be given testimonial dinner by
the association tomorrow night Dave
Jones, Joe Vorous and Harry Loose,
the winners. will be the guests Of
honor. Jones, who was high, will
be presented with a silver loving cup.
while the other two viii receive
medals
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
PLAYGROUND GAME TODAY.

Madison Street Playground and
the Neighborhood Club will clash this
afternoon. at o'clock. on the Third
and Adams streets field. Both teams
are on edge for the fray and a hard
fought battle is expected Follow
ers of both are expected out in
force
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
MONTGOMERY WINS

Montgomery A c. defeated Will
mington All-Stars yesterday. Is to
~. The features of the games was
the pitching OF Dineen and the
catching OF Sisofo and the hitting
OF Mcmahon, Sisofo. Dineen and J.
Fennessy and Sweeney.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
TOO SANDY FOR PILLS.

PHILADELPHIA Bill DON
ovan will not take his Phillies to
Gainesville, Fla. 10 train next
spring. The vamp site abounds in
hospitality. but the sand is too deep
on ths bali nark-
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

fstic way that can
tie IL for having
the goods let alone
beat II. That time
worn starter the
press agents OF the
various clubs use,
the best smoker
Of the season, etc. "
can't come any
where near describ-
ing the bill you
see printed here.
II is the initial
attempt OF the
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

cotton like my daddy did ON our
farm.
But I've kinda changed my mind
now.
II can play good enough 1 think
I'll stick to Mr.. Speakers bah club.
And I'd rather play with my pal,
Joey, than any place in the world.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

Stenographers would do wen to
seek new positions through the
Want Ads for the coming month.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

Don't forget Smoker, Parkside Audi
torium, by Local 494, Boilermakers, Mon.
day, May ?. at p. M-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
Benefit Bouts
BonIERMAKERs LOCAL 4o4

BoUERMAKERS' LOCAL 4e4
PariCside Gym, Monday, May 2
Jimmy Ireland W.. Johnny
Brown. Six rounds.
Soldier Stokes vs. Johnny
Smith. Six rounda
Kid Chadwick vs. wiIlie Nc
Govern. Four rounds
Battling Barnes w While
Rogers. Six rounds.
SEMI-WINDUP.
Bucky McGinnis w Hank
McGovern- Six rounds
WINDUP.
Ralph Raymond w. Jerry
Jordan. Six rounds
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
Battlers, Good Sports,
To Box For Good Cause
ny BEN cREENsrErN.

TAKE a glimpse at the above array
OF battlers. There hasn't been
anything put on in our town in the
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
INTER-NEIGHBoRHooD

p.or,.,. Go, LEAGUE GAMES. |
9'e.n.9loe '.........l 900 .-f71l
- isa.'erles - south-Side: sockle and
Iauuie, settlement; Smith and Muir
pny' Time OF game. I hour and 10
minutes Umpire, Finnerty.
rrit.,yt toh .ss-..s......l 0 0 0 : s-5 O n
beiamore ...........o o 20 o. y
batteries-Delamore Grapp and MA
Ole. Clayton: Kitchens and Mccon-
men. ilme OF game, hour and 80
minutes Umpire, Ventresca
Pine ..............3 o2o10 ell IL
Hagley ...........2 021OO 0 O-5
Batteries. Pine. Fay and O'Neil
Hagley. Haley and Ward. Time ol
game. ! hour and 25 minutes. Umpire
Naylor.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27
OH, YOU ACCOUNTANTS

Collecting twelve runs and present.
ing their opponents a row OF goose
eggs, the Production Department
produced victory over the Ac-
countants In the DUPONT Country
Club League yesterday afternoon.
Score; r. II. E.
Accounting. 100000 8 4
Production 02o205-12 s ?
Batteries: Accounting-Num
and Neary. Production-GFossman
and Kelleher.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

Ed Roush declares that he prefers
To live out I'm the sticks
To playing for the Reds unless
They pay him with gold bricks.
Evening journal., 1921-04-27

j. Wilson now prepares to test
The kick up Gibbons sleeve;
To win he must be better than
A lot OF folks believe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
PLEA Is REJECTED
Culprits in Kaber Murder Case Held
For 1st Degree Offense.


For 1st Degree offense,
Cleveland, June II Mrs. Erm MIA
Co ayito, under indictment for first
degree murder with Mrs Eva Cath
crime Kaber. Mrs. Mary Brickel, the
latter's mother, and Marian McArdie,
he? daughter for the killing of Dan
lei f. Kaber has offered to plead
guilty to second degree murder
County Prosecutor Edward c. Stan.
ton has announced. The offer was
declined
consider the case aga nst Mrs
ColaWto a perfect first degree muir
der case the county prosecutor said.
For that reason would not enter
tan her offer ! shall demand the
full penalty for Mrs Colayito when
she is tried
A rumor that Mrs. Kaber has
made a similar offer was denied
Prosecutor, Stanton declared no over.
lures had been received from Mrs.
Kaber, her mother or daughter whi c
the attorney for Mrs. Kaber said the
reports were not authorized by h m.
Thomas McArdle, the first husband
of Mrs. Kaber, has come to the aid
Of his daughter, Marian Louis H.
Hart, personal counsel for Mr.. Nc
Ard,e, arrived here from Chicago and
went into conference WITH Miss Nc
Ardle in the county Jail He declared
he had instructions to offer financial
aid for her defense.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
CIGARETTE CASE TOO COSTLY
Man.About- Town Found That Frend3
Were Too Apt to "Mooch"
Smokes From the Box.

Whats happened TO your cigarette
cascE' asked the business man of his
friend as the latter offered him
cigarette from an ordinary package,
Il don't carry my case any more be-
cause couldn't stand the expense
tie man replied.
Expense = exclaimed the business
man. "What expense is there con,
nected with carrying cigarette
caseI"
Well" his friend replied IF you
have been a close observer of the pSy-
chology Of Offering the weed to man,
You know that cigarette in a case
looks much more tempting than it does
in an ordinary package Nine times
out of ten a man will take a cigarette
when it is offered to him from case.
or course out Of courtesy | always
offer one to my friends, so carrying
case became an expensive PROPOSE
ton. | haven't obtained the Statis-
tics on The ordinary package, but |
know that the average Of acceptances
Is far lower"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
PUT NE BACK ON
JOB. SAYS WALSH
Portland Man Was Forced To Quit
Work On Account OF Run Down
ond.tion-Fees Fine Now

Honest Y. i feel just like a new man
since taking Tanac,' said Joseph G.
Wa sh. well known contracting paint
err and paper hanger residing at 70
Fox street, Port and, Me,
For eight years | was troubled
with Indigestion, and about two years
ago commenced going down hill rapi
dly. My Indigestion got so bad /
couldn't hard stand it. ] could
scarcely eat anything, and often at
night / suffered until ! would have to
leave my bed and wa k the floor, and
! ad attacks of acute indigestion when
| thought | would surely die | had
rheumatism near y all over my body so
bad | could hardly get up or down
stairs. My nerves were completely
shattered and could scarcely s'eep.
| got worse right on and finally had
to give up my job
One day | came across Tanac
testimonial that seemed to fit my case
so | started taking the medicine and
before | finished the first bottle
could see a difference. BY the time
finished the second bottle | was much
better, and after taking three | felt
so wei went back to work am not
troubled with Indigestion, rheumatism
or nervousness any more now, have
gained ten pounds in weight and am
feeling Just as well as ! did ten years
ago.
Tanlac is sold in Bennington by w
l.. Gokay in Plainfeld by f. r. Lea
witt, in North Bennington by A. N
Shepherd and in Pownal by NJ. Proud
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Don't forget the Nokal demonstra-
ton at the Twin State Gas and Elec-
trio company Advertisement.
The Inside Of the Cup uplifting
thrill ing and beautiful Opera house
today and tomorrow Advertisement
See Bebe Daniels in a vacation that
began in a mud-puddle and ended in
a bungalow built for two. Harte
Theatre today.-Adyertisement.
The One Way Trail" W tn Edythe
Sterling is drama of the northwest
A Mutt and jeff comedy and episode
5 of The Purple Riders at Harte
Theatre tomorrow Advertisement.
Court st. Andrew Catholic Daugh-
ters of America has received an invi-
tation from Court st. Mary's OF Hoo
sick FAILS to attend an initiation
there Sunday afternoon, June 10th ir
X. of c. hall
Rev. G S. Mills will preach the ser
mon at the annual memorial service
of the Odd Fellows, Sunday evening
next in the Second Congregational
church His subject VII De The
Imitation of the Good Samaritan"
The Rev George S. Mills will adj
dress the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
at their memorial service in the Sec.
ond Congregational church next Sun
day evening Wis ting members OF
beth organizations are cordially inyit-
ed to attend Advertisement
All Mascns are requested to be
present tonight for the supper at
$50 in the temple, Following supper
P, w. NJ Or. Carl Wallace Petty will
deliver an address. Those who heard
! Mr.. Petty last night at the High
school hall will surely be present
Mr.. Petty is much in demand at Ma
sonic gatherings Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
FAMOUS PICTURE COMES
TO THE OPERA House
"The lns de of the Cup Is Endorsed
BY Women's Federation Club
of America

of America
The General Federation of Wo-
men clubs OF America has strongly
Endorsed the film entitled The Inside
of the Guy Writing to the New
York Sun, Mrs Woodallen Chapman,
chairman of the federation's motion
picture committee said;
we recogn re the great power for
good of motion pictuers and would
urge exhibitors to give the public
films which will enliehten them and
upbuiId as well as entertain, Film
men who will produce and eXh bit
fins Of the character of The
Inside Of the Cup :, will find
our great organization backing them
"Ihe Inside of the Cup" was pic
turized from Winston Churchiils re-
markable novel of that name Mr.
Churchill is native of St Louis. Mo
His early novels, Richard CaryeI and
The Crisis placed him at once in
the foremost rank of American fiction
writer's and his subsequent books at
tyacted worldwide attent on
Perhaps his most discussed novel
was The Inside of the Cup" which
appeared serially in Hearst's Maya
zine in 1913, and was later published
in book form in this country, and IN
England, The theme, which exposed
the hypocrisy OF certain churchmen
as We'll as laymen, was bitterly criti-
cized and widely discussed wherever
the book was known. In its p.cturiza
ton, the story loses none of It's inter
est or appeal 1t is tremendous pic
ture which, undoubtedly, will attract
as much attention as did the novel
Showing at the Opera house tonight
and tomorrow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
up

"Pandects' is derived from the
Greek and means "all-containing. Tie
pandects OF ,Tustnian is collection
Of Roman civil law. made by The En-
peror Justin'iu in the Sixth century,
ronNiHIu Legal decisions of judy.
m, ats. Do 1,hi,h the emperor gave the
force ANA auCho,ity OF the law. This
compilation Of so books IS the most
Important OF the body Of the Roman
civil law.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
COAL STRIKE PROCEEDS

Brit sh Collins Vote to Reject Pit
Owners Terms.
London June little ballot by the
coal miners on the question Of a
strike settlement fayors continual
ton of the strike, it was today otIici-
ally announced
For the acceptance of the owners
terms the vote was 1882 For re
lection, 43251l. Thus the vote gave
the necessary majority for a continu.
alton of the strike,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
Gloves

Tor all summer occasions. Are
Of lustrous six. Special lot Of
silk gloves in white, gray, pongee
and black. Value $1.00, at 75c
Silk glove special in VIII tc, gray,
navy, black and brown. Value
$3.50, at .............. S1.l9
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17

Ladies hose, scanned back. Black
only, at .,.....,. 25c
ChiIdren's fine fibbed hose, black
only, at ...,......... Zoe
Infants cotton hose in white,
cordovan and black, at .. 25c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-17
r or Saturday Only

A VISIT to our store, look at our windows,
"A walk through our many departments will
convince you that great preparations have been
made to meet June's demands for Summer
merchandise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
the chesapeake and ohio Kailwav
NOTICE or NNHUHi MEETING

NJ iitt- VI ANNUAL MEETING
RiShmond. IirHinia; February II. 1921.
annual Meeting OF the SioCkhoiders of
pnny wi!l pc held. as provided in ics III
rany N the Clty oI Kichniona. 'Ni S ON :
on Tuesday. the 1911 dag OF April. Isl
at eleven o'clock y. NJ. -
llb for the election OF directors.
GU to approve and consent 20. oy yo,e
or otherwise as may be provided by law
and subject 10 any necessary anvra",y
consent ny public authority, the I,',s.
10 the Company. or the acquisition ofh.r
wise by the Company II and to che ,xicn,
authorized ny law. OF the railroad ami
property. with the appurtcHanc"s Ihtr""t
OF The Chesapstke and Ohio Railway
pany owns substantially all tho capital
stock.
..t3) TO. authorize and consent 10 the
form aud terms OF any ins;ru,nrnt ~,
lease or otherwise In the pre- misses Inn
may be submitted to the meeting;
CD 10 approve. rattY and confirm s,ch
action heretofore taken Or authoriIrI nv
tive Committee Of the Company whrsh. =
pursuant % any previous autnor.zntioo nv
the stockholders or otherwise. as may b.
submitted to the meeting. and
90 to transact such other businc,s
rs may lawfully come before tho NEE inp
The sioci> transfer books Will be cIose,,i
at the Office OF the Company, No. 81
the 18Th day Of March. 1924. at twelve
Wednesday. tho Goth day OF April. 1871
IA, ten O'Clock \ Al
by order OF the Board OF Directors
4. TREVVET"F. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18


In execution OF certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned, dated No
Neinber 18th. 1919, recorded in the
Clerks office IN Hcnrico County Va.
III lee Leeo BOOK lila, page 22s. default
part OF the debt therein secured.
ana oein, required so TO do by the
beneficiary We will sell AT public
auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 2lST. 1921.
ut $40 O'clock Z. NJ,
all OF the real estate conveyed in
sald deed described as follows. viz:
ONE--All that certain lot Of land.
together with all mpro G mcnts
County. Va. near the ~ Ni nehriio
Road, and near the New Bridge Bap
tist Church. being lots a. ana .'.B''
on on : Plat recorded in Deed Book
Court. and containing one % acre
eauh, said lots being described to-
srther as follows: Beginning at a
Ing our TO Nine Mile Road thence
running southwardly along center Of
Boze road two hundred and ninety
n ihs sS'51 feet and eight !s") Inches,
three hundred ant. slxty-nve $3.50
feet to stake, thence in a northwest
a ar, Ten three hundred and twenty
TWO CO. feet 70 stake. thence In
which runs north So. As east two
hundred and twenty-siX (226D feet
10 the point OF beginning; and.
TWO--Ai that certain lot OF land.
lying and being in Hcnrico County.
Va. and described as follows: Front,
ing on Lowell Street and running
back about :wo hundred and seven
t2O7D feet and comprising lots num-
bered 26S and 269, as shown on plat
or building lots. said plat being re-
corded in the clerks office OF Henrico
county In Plat Book 10. page 8.
subject however. 10 the conditions
apd restrictions set forth in deed
from Edmund S. Read to Mary A.
Jenries, dated November 9Th. 1913.
TERMS: Cash.
ROLAND GARRETT,