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Evening journal., 1921-10-22
SUSSEX SPORTSNIEN
LOSE VALUABLE DOGS
eciai 10 The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening journal
GEORGETOWN. oct. 22.-With
the approach OF the cunning season
many sportsmen are complaining Of
thieves stealing their dogs. Recently
Joshun Millman. OF Ellendale, had a
bird dog stolen from him valued at
500.
Charles A. Virden. OF Milton, mem-
ber OF the firm OF NAPLES and Nir-
den. Is suffering from several broken
bones OF the foot as a result OF a
heavy log. which was being sawed
in his mill falling OF the carriage
on his foot.
Miss Arva Marvel. after spending
some time here with relatives and
friends. has returned 20 her home in
wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Barker are entertaining Miss Dry
den. Of Baltimore. and Mr.. and Mrs
Messick. OF Parksley, Va; Irving
Culver has resigner as sales manager
OF the Wicomico Farmers Associa-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brewing
ton are spending a few days in Phila-
delphia- Mrs. Paul Ellis entertained
at cards on Thursday the following
suests: Mrs. James Brayshaw Mrs.
Edwin T. Sirman. Mrs. Howard Le-
Gates. Mrs. G. G. West, Mrs. Joseph
Ellis. Mrs Dallas Ellis. Mrs. Earl
Elliott. Mrs William Cannon, Mrs.
Daniel Parker. Mrs. Ira Hearn, Mrs.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
LEADING GAMES
TODAY AND LAST
YEARS SCORES

Chicago at Princeton. did not
meet.
Army at Yale. did not meet.
Penn state al Harvard, did not
meet.
Columbia at Dartmouth. did not
meet.
Colgate at Cornell. TO AZ.
Syracuse az Pittsburgh. Z to Z.
Detroit at Boston College. did not
meet.
Springfield az Brown. TO "a.
Georgetown at Holy Cross, did not
meet.
Virginia Military Institute at
Penn. 27 70 Z.
Washington and jefferson at Le-
high. "A to o.
Lafayette vs.. Fordham at New
York. did not meet
Mass. Aggies at Amherst. did not
meet
Colby at Bowdoin. did not meet.
Swarthmore at Franklin and Mar
shall o to o.
Hobart at Hamilton. did not meet.
Maine at Bates. "A to ..
Boston University at Trinity. did
not meet
Rochester at Union. did not meet.
Norwich az Tufts. to Z.
New Hampshire State at Vermont
to Z.
Middlebury at Williams. did not
meet.
Rhode Island State at Worcester
Poly. o to 10.
Washington at p. NJ. C.. 7 to IS.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
ELKTON HIGH WINS
FROM NEWARK, 7 TO 0

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. oct. 22.-Newark High
School football team journeyed TO
Elkton yesterday afternoon and lost
to the High School team there. Z to
O. II was a closely contested game
from start to finish, but the Newark
boys played under a handicap. The
game was played on a baseball dia-
mond which hade IL uncomfortable
for both players and spectators. on
every play a cloud OF dust was kick
ed up. which made II almost impos-
sible at times TO even see the play
ers. The gridiron was Incorrectly
laid out with no ten-yard lines and
this apparently worked to the detri-
ment OF Newark. The fact that the
referee allowed an Elkton player 10
bump a Newark boy as he was
catching a forward pass back OF
Elkton's goal line prevented Newark
from tying the score. Elkton will
play in Newark later in the season
and the locals predict they will give
the Maryland boys a good trouncing
on that occasion.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
LOCAL SWIMMERS
DEFEAT QUAKERS

The swimming team OF the will
mington Y. NJ. c. A. defeated the
natators OF the West Branch Y. NJ.
c. A. Of Philadelphia, in a meet
held in the local tank. 40 points to
27. A big feature Of the events was
the performances OF Captain Ed
Bardo.
Bardo was the high scorer in
the match, cutting the forty yard
swimming record TO 10 As seconds.
The official record is held by Fred.
Ferguson. with a record of % i-5
seconds. Bardo equaled the straight
away record held by John Keiii and
the Western intercollegiate Confer
ence record. held by Earl. Of Chi
cago.
coping the so yard relay race with
ease. but the Wilmington boys
frightened up. and the fnal score
displayed their superiority over the
visitors.
Summaries:
Fancy diving. Boyer. Wilmington;
Pedrick. Wilmington; Gray, West
Branch.
Forty yard swim. Bardo. Whining
ton; Van Syckel. West Branch;
Sheldon. Wilmington.
Breast stroke. forty yard swim,
Boyer. Wilmington; Pedrick. Will
mington; Laughton. West Branch.
Back stroke. forty yard swim,
Bush. Wilmington; PedricK, vii
mington.
One hundred yard swim, Bardo,
/ Wilmington; Pawling. West Branch;
Gray, West Branch.
Two hundred twenty yard swim,
Pawling. West Branch; Gray. West
Branch; Roberts, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
CHESTER HIGH STOPS
SALESTANUN GRIDDERS

chester High School defeated Sale
sianum Catholic High School. OF Wn-
ninrton. yesterday afternoon al
smedlev Field. Chester. by the score
OF 25 TO Z. The game was harder
fought than the score indicates
salesianum played a plucky game
and fought hard. but were no match
for the experienced obstetrics. De-
farre. NacreIu and Buono ran the
Gold and White ends at will ana
these. mingled with short line
piunges. proved too strong for the
"Blue Hens Chicks" 10 stop.
Chester started or with rush
and carried the ball down the Held
and NacreIli shot over the line for
touchdown in short order.
Salesianum came back and. fol
lowing the recovery Of kick, got on
a long forward pass. Nolan TO Nc
Mahon. for touchdown. Collinoro
kicked the goal from touchdown.
Following some brilliant end run
ming by Chester's backheld, Deis &c
got away for n long run and scored
Chester's second touchdown. Near
the end Of the second period, Ma
crelii scored the third touchdown on
a play or tackle.
Neither team scored In the third
period. salesianum putting up
sitter fight. In the final period, after
long runs by Defarge, Mullen, Buono
and Nacrelli. Buono plunged through
tho line for the final score. Defarge
kicked the goal
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
BAMBINOQUITS
transforming
Declares He Was III Advised
And Will Return to New
York
WILL VISIT
JUDGE lands

Babe Ruth has quit his barn
storming trip. and is going to return
TO New York Immediately. The
other Yankees who were playing on
his transforming team also have
quit. Babe is repentent. He says he
now realizes he was ill-advised when
he defied organized baseball and
hopes that the punishment meted
out to him by Judge Lands will not
be too severe.
Babe saw the light after Colonel
Til. Huston. part owner OF tho Yam
lSoes. caught up with him al Scran-
ton. Pa. yesterday afternoon. The
colonel impressed on the King OF
Swat the error he had committed
against organized baseball and ad-
vised him to abandon his barnstorm-
ing and throw himself at the mercy
OF Judge lands.
After a half hours talk with the
colonel Ruth admitted that he had
made a mistake and declared that he
would not handle another ball or
bat until he began practice with the
ankees next spring.
on the advice OF Colonel Huston
he will go TO Chicago in a few days
TO see Judge Lands personally and
explain his case. He says he has
an offer OF 100000 to play outlaw
baseball next year but that a sum
twice that size would not tempt him
10 quit the organization which gave
him the opportunity to show his
worth with the bat.
Colonel Huston told him that he
too. would make a trip 10 Chicago "a
see Judge lands and would ask
hasebalrs supreme court judge "a
make Ruth's penalty as light as pos.
sible.
T Colonel Huston told Ruth that h'
would do all in his power 10 have re.
pealed the rule which orders world
series teams 10 disband immediate
ly the season Is over.
The other Yankees who quit tn
transforming team are Bob Meusel
Billy Piercy and Tom sheehan.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
DELANGH SUFFERS
FIFTH CUE DEFEAT

Before the average afternoon
crowd. William De Langh. OF Phila-
delphia. ran into his NTH defeat OF
the worlds championship pocket bill
lizards tournament, which is now be-
ing played at the Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia. when he lost the first
game OF yesterday afternoon by a
count OF 1875 to los. His opponent
was the veteran OF many matches,
James Mature.
The second match was between
Michael Kovach and Walter Frank
lin. with the former coming out by
a score OF 125 TO 96.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
P, B. & W. R. R. A. A.
Dots
by K-4

Our old Friend Husk Clark did
not show up at the rooms last night
and upon investigating. we found out
that the boy got lost in :he wilds OF
Newark Husk was picked up by
a curfew officer. Don't try to teach
the boys down there the same as
you have at the club 20 keep late
hours.
Bill schwamb is surely taking care
OF his feet 80 that they will be in
trim for six nights dancing Bill
can be seen walking around the
yards at work with rubbers on.
What's the big idea?
The boys are at loss about what
the bundle contained that John Hess
Rogers brought back with him from
Philadelphia. on Friday evening.
Hess says II contained books.
willard S. singley surely showed
the boys that the Eagle visited the
Office on Friday. as he was seen
sporting a Havana Ribbon.
Eddie Flanagan was up at the
rooms cunning for Ben Weideheimer
and Dennis O'Neil Eddie says
these boys cannot be found when he
is in What's the matter are you
all afraid OF a trimming
John A. Mclaughlin was up last
evening taking lessons on the drums
from Rice Collins.
our friend Roy Ray has invented
a new way to get the dancers. ROY
saws take an empty candy box with
YOU to the dance and carry II unde
your arm and they all fall for
dance.
We were glad 70 have the presi
dent OF the Ladies' Auxiliary with u'
again. Don't make II so long the
the next time.
Stranger Lewis was certainly do
Ing some warbling al the piano.
Johnny McIauFhnn's Philippine
present was not accepted, you had
better get all wool John next time
as II is too cold for cotton.
Don't forget our weekly dance on
Monday night.
our old friend Smiler Quinn was
very much put out on Thursday
night. as he did not receive the prize
at the elimination dance. This bo,
certainly is some Jazz hound. but you
can not receive prizes at every dance
John.
d. p. Jones said he would like t'
know. II anybody has an adding
machine they want to give away, a.
he has very much work along thii
line. Why not get a stenographer
our old friend Jim Donlon is be
ing hit with old age. Every TIME
he sees Bill Schwamb he is Away
complaining about his ailments.
When X 4 passed the storeroou
Office he thought he saw a Count
with a piece Of ribbon across TIT
bosom OF his shirt. but on closer oh
servation It was found kto be tn
back OF Morris Fishers jazz vest
Some vest.
John Thomas was seen going dow
POPLAR street. near Seventh. In IN
small hours Of wednesday morning
hunting for Earl Roth. to show hin
a new jazz step.
Rice Collins says his one grea
, desire in life is TO became a Dancer
He has taken up the art. and
learning TO dance the Paul Jones
Wen be on hand Rice when you d
la
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
CHESTERTOWN ELEVEN
DEFEATS CAMBRIDGE

CHEsTERTOwN. Nd. oct. a.
Chestertown High defeated Cam
bridge High on Washington Field
today. 10 TO o. Twice the Dorches-
ter boys threatened to score. but a
grounded forward the first time and
Chestertown's impregnable line the
second prevented II. Red Armstrong
ran wild for the locals. scoring both
touchdowns and drop kicked two
field goals. one from the 2s-yard
line and one from the 90. Gale
Willis defensive work and the play
ing OF the Chestertown backheld was
noteworthy. For the visitors Wolff,
Robinson and Robins starred. Line
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
FOOD FOR FANS.


Here are some more EXCERPT
rom the American League record
'or the stove Leaguers to fee,
ipon;
The Senators played the longest
game In the majors this year en-
gaging the Browns In a contest for
10 Innings.
The Washington Senators staged
the longest winning streak Of the
season, coping II games In a row.
Two tie games were played. the
Senators and Athletics and the
Athletics and Tigers obliging.
-Four triple plays we're executed,
] apiece by the Tigers. Browns.
White Sox and Senators.
The Athletics played the most
games. 155. The AIackmon went 10
the bat the most times. 5f77. The
Tigers Esrnered the most hits, 1919.
The Yankees scored the most runs,
$685. they also got the most home
runs. l3f This equals the home
run record for a season by club
established In 1sSf by the Cubs. The
Senators stole the most bases. ll6.
The Indians secured the most two
base hits. 3i7. and the Browns
punched out the most three-bag-
gers. 105.
Two triple steals we're flashed, one
by the Senators and the other by
the Browns.
George Sisler Of the Browns got
10 hits In 10 consecutive times at
bat. the best record Of the year.
sixty shutouts were scored. the
clubs feeling the brisfles Of the
whitewash brush being The White
Sox. Is. Red Sox. II. Athletics, .;
Indians. s: the Tigers. Yankees and
Browns. 5 apiece and the Senators,
times.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
PARKsIDE SOCIAL SEASON.

Parkside A. c. will reopen its So
cial season with a dance which will
be held in the Parkside Auditorium
at Twelfth and Bennett streets. on
next Tuesday night. IL will be a
seasonable mask event and win be
known as a masquerade mardi-gras.
Handsome prizes for the most beau
tiful and grotesque costumes will be
awarded. One OF the features will
be the music, which will be furnish
ed by the Brown and Terry Jazzola
Boys. The reputation OF this or
chestra has reached circles outside
OF Wilmington, for they play for the
Okeh records.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
PENN'S GROVE SWANIPS
NEW CASTLE ELEVEN

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Oct. 22.-Penn's
Grove High School football eleven
ran away with the locals yesterday
afternoon at Battery Park. 4S to o.
The New Castle boys. while equal TO
the New Jersey lads in weight. were
outclassed in every other way.
Straight line bucking and end runs
predominated in the play Of the
visitors. The Penn's Grove boys
have been coached by Raymond
Burke, who played on the fastest
team ever representing the High
School Of that place.
The line up;
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
nine MORE HOLES
in GOLF COURSE
Being Laid Out on Munich
pal Links, Will be Ready
in Spring
CHARLES TOPKIS
TELLS OF PLANS

Work was started today on laying
out an 1S-hoie golf course at the
municipal golf course site at the
Porter Reservoir. II is expected to
have the course open for use by next
spring.
The nine-hole course was complet-
ed only a short time ago, but it has
proved so popular that it was de-
cided 70 extend to rs holes. with tees
fairways, hazards and bunkers. Their
Is plenty OF space available for the
fun course and the completion OF q
will make ono Of the finest courses
In this section.
The interest shown since the OPEN
ing OF the present links has been be-
yond anyone's expectation. In 2S
days 1928 persons have played on
the municipal course. The is holes
are being laid out In accordance with
plans OF Wnfred +. Reid. profess
sional OF the Wilmington Country
Club.
Charles Topkis has bene named
chairman OF the finance committee OF
the Municipal Golf and Tennis Asso.
citation TO MI the vacancy caused 10y
the resignation OF r. r. NJ. Carpen-
ter. Mr Topkis, yesterday after
noon. addressed a meeting OF en-
] ployes Of the Hercules Powder Com.
I pany. outlining the purpose and
scope OF the golf organization. He
will address various organizations In
the city to show the value OF the
course.
The grounds are available at NOM
inal charge which is within the
reach OF everyone. The proceeds are
for defraying expenses Of mainte-
nance Of the course.
Showers and lockers will be In
stalled in a short time and proper
| checking facilities will be provided &c
make It as comfortable as possible
for an members Of the club.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

one OF the largest sport organiza-
tions in the city is the Quoit League
OF the Church Athletic League. The
league Is composed OF six divisions
and each division Is composed OF
eight teams. The season has al
ready started but the schedules were
not completed until this week. Here
they are complete:
FIRST DIVISION
oct. nth. Dcc. 5th. dan. aoth.
Union vs.. Grace (3l Cookiman ".
Hanover ST. Pauls W.. tlsmcre =
Emmanuel Va. First Central
Oct. gath. Dee. 18th. Feb, eth.
Grace VS. Emmanuel .. Union vs.
Hanover (3). Elsmorc w. Cook
MAN First Central vs. st. fauls'.
Oct. sist. Dee. 10Th, Feb. 3th.
Union Va. ST. Pauls' .. Goodman vs.
Emmanuel First-Central vs.. Ham
over D. Eismcre va Grace .
Nov. 7th. Jan. srd, Feb. eoih;
Grace ". cooman - risl rsels N.
Hanover Emmanuel W. Elsmere =
Union W.. First Central'.
Nov. i4th, Jan. 9th. Feb 27th.
Union vs. Elsmcrc Cookman W.
First Centrai' Emmanuel w. 81
Pauirs Hanover vs.. Grace.
Nov. sist. Jan. ieth. Mar. eth.
ST. Pauls vs, Grace Hanover Us.
Innanueis First Central vs. Els
mere Union va. Goodman .
Nov. esih Jan. 2srd. Mar, 18Th.
Union W.. Emmanuel .. IookmAn NJ.
ST. Pauiss ist Central vs.. Grace .
Elsmore vs. Hanover
SECOND DIVISION
Oct. i7th. Dec. 5th, Jan. 3oth.
Union W.. Goodman o. Mi. Salem vs.
Vest Old swedes Va, silvcrbrook
End Baptist W. Bethany Baptist
Oct. gath. Dee. 18th. feb. eth.
Union vs. 2nd Bantist'. Goodman
Va West . Siivcrhrook w. Mt Salem
BETHANY Baptist vAOld swedes..
cooRmsn vs. Old swedess Mt
Salem VS. End Baptist'. West VI
Bethany Baptist. Union vs.. Silver
Nov. I'm. Jan. ard. Feb. Goth.
Union vs. Mt Salem. (3). ol,
swofes VS. West siverbrook vs. 2n,
Baptist. Goodman Va. Bethany bap
Nov. 18th. Jan, 9th. Feb. 27th.
Silvorbrook W. Goodman MI Salen
ys Bethany h"piis, .nd va! bsp.iHs sy Ss
Nov. sist. dan. 18th. March 6.
Union vs.. old Swedcs' CD. 2n'
/ Bantist VS. Vest. Silverbrook vs
Bethany Baptist. Goodman vs. MI
Nov. ss,h. Jan. card. Mar isth.
Goodman VS. 2nd Baptist. Oh
Swedes vs. Mt Salem. Union Va
Bethany Baptist. Silverbrook v.
] West ..
THIRD DIVISION
Oct. 18th. nee. hth. Jan. aoth.
Goodman vs. Mt salem. Union VI
Old Swcdcas fl. NcCahc Va 2n
Baptist. Bethany Baptist VI. Silver
brook O.
oct. efth. Dee. i2th. Feh. 9Th.
Goodman VS.. Beth any Baptist
Union vs. Mt Salem (3l. Old Swode
vs. McCabe .. End Baptist vs. Silvcl
brook
oct. atst. Dee. 18Th. Feb. 18th.
2nd Baptist vs. Mt. Salem O
swedes vs.. Bethany Baptist Sl
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
TOday'S Sports
BASEBALL


Pick Of New Castle Va. Pick OF
Wilmington pennsy Field.
FOOTBALL
West Chester High vs.. VIII
mington High. Baynard Field.
Delaware vs. Haverford, Haver-
ford.
An-Collegians W. Chesrook.
Harlan Fiold
parksido VS. Roberts Post.
American Legion. Baynard Field.
South side Eden vs.. Defiance.
Second and DUPONT
ST, HedwiE'a VS. Ninth Ward
Twenty-second and Claymont
Rurley a. &. vH. 81. Thomas
Second and DUPONT.
Defiance Academy vs.. Brandy
wine, Baynard Field, near b. a q.
Bridge.
Mcrwick vs.. Rockford, Rockford
Tower
DELAWARE SOCCER LEAGUE
Crescent VS. Chester Burns,
Military Grounds
Gas Company W.. Wilmington
Burns. Seventeenth and Church.
Resurrection Va. Niscose. Ches-
ter.
Vandever. open.
RIFLE SHOOTING
Winchester Vs. Savage Stevens.
Diamond state Club. Shellpot.
GOLF FINALS.
dupont Country Club.
TRAPsHooTlNo.
Quaker city vs.. Wilmington.
Bellevue.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
ST. MARY's PLAYS TOMORROW.

So Mary's football team has an
other Sunday game for the Weekend
and will journey TO Riverside, n. j.,
to meet the Riverside A. A. Coach
Sank McCaughan will put the Cats
through the final practice tonight at
Fourth and Church streets, and all
players are requested 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
SOUTH SIDE ACADEMY OUT.

South Side Academy football team
has been organized and would like
to arrange games with any teams in
the city averaging 125 and 1856
pounds. South Side Snappers. Bran
dywine, Merwick and Pine preferred.
should be addressed to
S26 Chapel street, care OF A. Welsh.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Twisted decisions came forth con-
corning the bouts In which a couple
o. Wilmington devOtecs OF manly
art participated in at the Ice Palace
but they were unanimous as to how
Joe Hall Jared.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
BRDGEVTLLE HOLDS
SEAFORD 0 TO 0

The Bridgeville High School foot
ball team played the fast seaford
High School team 20 a scoreless tie
here yesterday. This was the second
game between the two teams,
Bridgeville winning the first game,
to 0.
Dawson and Wiley starred for
Br.dgeville, while Moore featured for
Seaford.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Feet ball fanatics would like to
have a half dozen pair OF eyes to-
day. The schedule makers sure
piled a bunch OF stellar attractions
together for an anti-seasonable
climax. all In one afternoon. Will
mington has its share.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
News in Numbers
going on the stage.

We've read about them enforcing
the muffler cut-out law and while
they are at It, they should not for
get:
Fight Managers.
Taxi Hawkers.
Neighbors' Alarm Clocks.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
snARPToMN ROorERs BEsT

SALISBURY, Nd, OCT. y. = IN
the opening game Of the soccer sea-
son in wicomico county, Sharptown
High defeated Delmar High on the
grounds Of the latter team. to 3, in
a hotly contestd struggle. The fea-
ture Of the game was the playing Of
Smoot. center halfback for the vim
ners who kicked three OF the four
goals for his team. Delmar plays a
return game with Sharptown on the
grounds OF the latter next Thursday
Tsno.rp and etu,r,ar,r.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

A lot Of fellows in town are head
ed for down hack Of the gas tank
so they can be fattered by being
held up. We're among 'em.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

SOME FELLOWS KNOW ALL
ABOUT ALL KINDS OF
STRIKES EXCEPT THE ONE
WHICH CALLS WHEN THE
IRON Is HOT.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

II you are still so anxius 10
know Aloysius what sort Of coin
the bandits got away with. we'll
tell you-PAPER MONEY.
Jessup & Moore.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

After the jury had drank the
evidence IL was no more than
proper for the papers to say,
Case goes 10 jury"
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
$4,000
THE DUcKING SEASON Is ON
both ON THE FOOTBALL
FIELD AND THE MUD FLATS.

Yes. and we. might say In the
local boxing game. as far as
facing Kid Sum Is concerned.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22


And still Kid Sum
reigns supreme in local
bantam ranks Why?
His fifty bucks to bind
a match with any Of
the so-called contend
ers. remains in the
keeping OF The Battle
axe, uncovered. Don't
ask us whether we need
the money for Kid
Sum has already told
us he does. -
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

We expect 'Jedge' Cable.
chief rooter. supporter and
hacker Of the Pick OF New
Castle 10 be hoarse all next
week. He's one booster Of
the Castilian Clan on The
Journal staff. Might have to
enforce the cut-out 'aw
against him II the Fishtown-
ers should happen to win.
We're roofing against the
'Jedge.'
-t-t-t-
Although Judge lands is the
biggest man I'm baseball he isn't
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Chesrook. gridiron champs
ever since they started out. will
give their followers a glimpse
OF them in action for the first
time this season. this afternoon
at Harlan Field. The All-Col-
legians. speedy combination
OF former Philiy scholastics
stars will grace the opening
card.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Tie Want Ads tell their readers
what tie public wants-and supply
the public with what It needs.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

These are good days for auto
poker. You don't have to buy a
deck TO play that game.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

The Want Ads will be favored
during the coming months when
farm property. property located near
water and on high land will be sold
20 good advantage.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Lost articles may be found by sd-
verusing through the medium OF the
Want Ada
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
ff--t-

WONDER HOW A CHEER
LEADER FEELS AT A CHESS
TOURNEY.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Axe'iom:-
Uneasy lies the head that's been
crowned.
-t-f-t-
Jimmy Vincent fought in Philly
the other night but he won in VIII
mington. Mickey Morris won in
Philly but got draw in Whining
ton. Who's getting fooled?
-t-f-t
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Walter Venables. Mrs. Claude Phil
lips. Mrs. Addie Culver and Mrs.
Howard Morgan, Of Seaford.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

EVERY FOOTBALL TEAM
HAS A KICKER-OR OUGHT
TO HAVE ONE.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22
ore by quarters;

Penns Grow. II S. &C.. Y s s 1e-is
New Castle II. $. ....... 0 0 o. o
Reforee-James IT. White. Lines
mcn-James McDevitt and NJ. Mitchell
Umpirc-D. Toy. Time keepers-Mc-
Caughan and r. Duny. 6 minute quar-
tcrs.