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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14

.
N this country. found employment In "a
brewery in Newark, n. j. After soE..e
years he and his wife Marie deciied tina
they would like farm. One day An
tome went to see farm and when he re
turned his wife had disappeared and this
was the last he eveT saw OF heI or ot :
roll CT $500 that he had n desk with
which to make a kayfEent or his first M
estate holding IN tie u. S. A. It vas IN
1911 5hat-M Wagner Gisa4ssea-a,l and
shortly after Mr. Wagner. bought farm
in Sterling. Conn, and there. he has tyed
alone ever since. He has bec3Tie q nat
uralized citizen and was given an, excel
lent character by the pos -ntasth- and :uf1ge
of probate OF Sterling. He was givea a
decFee on the ground OF d@ertion. -, p
in tie last case The plaintiff. Anssissia
Godlie, apparently surprised her COUNCIL
by statingf several times that herS lIls-
band got drunk about opce a u1entii., Fir
-ally It was brought out that swtsn he cid
get druhlf he remained that way for,s. pc
riod Of from two 10 three weeks. She
sought her freedom on the grounds iot4de,
sert.orl She married August Godue fr
1911 and after they had lived IN many
small ylllages for about a year. both
working IN the mill, they settled ia VIII
elantic, In 1918 plaintiff alleged he,
Mustard ieft Der and has not lived witt
i her sfnce, nor given her any support e1-
cept three collars a week for the Chad
under an order OF the Wiilimantics po.ies
court She said her husband contingct
to reside III Willi;nanttc LIT tirat Re refus
ed to 1--we with her and Wien SIZE met ain
on the Street ne refused TO speat' to- ner
'[fhs decree vas granted. with CUSTODY OF ;
| son six years old. "..'' -,
l.
Judge Marvin reserved decision on tut
| motions for the -diseontiiuance OF ali
mony. A5oIt d yeaT sgo Harr OF J. Stain
Ike OF Bethany. Conn, brocght an actor
| FOR divorce from her husband Carl Stain
ke At the time al.nlony Of eight dollar
a week was allowed The petition wa
unsuccessful and now the fusb@ nd IA
brought an action on statutory grounds
He is still paying the aiimony. and It wa
Ito end this that the motion was made. .
! a similar motion was made In the cas-
| Of WI liam n Sweet VS. Grace A:.;Svee
Of Sterling. Alirnony was also allowed &
| this case The plaintiff. was successful; +
! his petition In the superior court, but tn
defendant has aGpealed to the SUI rem
court of errors. Attorney for p!ainti.
claims that as the court allowed the De
cree the af;dnony should stop. although I'll
case may pc reversed in the appei.at
tcourt. W1ntle Ju ge Marvin did not Civ
Ia decision he intinated that Tire motto
would be dtsaHowed. 1890 =. -
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Funeral services for Mrs. EstelIa Hor-
een judi, IS, who 6ied at her home on
E7st NUN st1Jet, Saturday morning,
were held at her home Sunday after
MON AZ 2 o'clock. Rev. Levi Rees of the
Congregational church officiating. The
body was taken to Ho.yoSe Monday
morning for burial. Besides her hus-
band. William G. Judd, she is survived
BY a sister, Mrs. W. H. Stafford. Of
Springfield. Mass ana two grantchil-
drsn. James Goodrich and Wi4iam
Goodrich. both Of Hartford. Mrs Judd
Wss born in the house known as the
f1oStoN plaoe on Stafford s.re-t and
With the exception Of a few years In
Eo,yoke spent most Of her life IN Stat
sotd
TIE banks and the pub..c iY5rarv were
cicsed Nondoy IN honor Of Lincoln 5
birthfay
The stafford oott.iur establishment
vas broken into few nights ago. Motif
Ing out soft drinks made from Stafford
mineral water is kept there and only a
mail quantity Of this was taken. Fri
Gay si-rt Of las, week some one entered
TIRE meat market OF Frank Sfreddo on
Kan street by "tting rear window and
removed about so from the cash regis
ter. Il IS b heved the burglary was
che work OF amateurs.
Grace Episcopal parish has voted Ia
Install an electric motor for the church
Cigar. -:
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ROAD SOCIETY

Mrs Charles S. iNoyes. Jr., WIS IN
Providence Monday.
: Miss Mollie Palmer is visiting Srieads
In New York.
Byron Billings left here Wednesday on
q business trip
Rev c. Fred Eldredge Of Mantle call
ed on several local families Wednesday.
The grange held a valentine social
Wednesday evening. ~ -
supt NJ: R. Snyder visited tho schools
here Wednesday. .@ (
Gilbert Billings OF North stonirgtoa
has been the guest o6 his grandparents
the past week .'~s-'-- '''--'s
M. and Mrs. Ralph c.. Wheeler enter
tanned a party Of young people Friday
evening. e.
{ MISS Grace D. wheeler returned ths
first of the week. after ten -days' visit At
Mrs, Julia z. Smiths ia Westerly. ~,
Miss Anna, Wheeler Of North -Ston.ng-
ton has been the guest OF hsr sister
Mrs. Harry Palmer.
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IllIlUIIl

sleep better and / have kept on i'm
proving ever since. / have taken
seven bottles now and am so happy
p that am all over these bad feelings. "
MIS-. 3. LANsER, 1889 N. 3rd St,
sheboygan, Wisconsin.
= For the woman entering middle age
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound can be of much benefit. Dur
ing this time Of life certain changes
take place which sometimes develop
into serious trouble.
MeiaIcholia, nervousness. irritable
fly, headache and dizziness are some
of the symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a natural
restorative, especially adapted to as
sist nature in carrying you safely
past this time. Why not givei it fair
t-i-l7
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hey Se.dlea:rl Do /.
But III THIS CASE ONE DID AID
BOTH ARE CLAD :. A-y--.'

( 1T rs VERY SELDOM lApEt.D
THAT A DRUGGIST RECON- MESitj
4 MEDICINE UNLESS ] f Is SOME
THING THAT HE MAKES IN HIS
OWN. STORE. WHILE: J1g5IS TRUE
THAT THE MAKERS OF. SANALT
TELL THE DRUGGISTS ALL
ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL PREP
ARATlON. HOW IT Is MADE, ETC,
STILL. 1t. Is QUITE "A REMARK
ABLE FACT. THAT MANY, DRUG
GISTS DO NOT. HESITATE 10 REC:
!0MMEND 1T OR USE TT IN THEIR
OWN, FAMILIES, AND TELL OF
THEIR E EXPERIENCE WITH TT. ~
Mr. F. c., GILL is THE POPULAR
DRUGGIST LOCATED AT 235 MIN
ERAE SPRINGS : AVENUE, paw
sTUCkET. r. /. JOSEPH HERBERT
DAWSON, OF $40 WEEDEN STREET,
: OF. THE SAME CITY, is BUYER, FOR
: A DEPARTMENT STORE Mr.. GILL
SAYS -. p ~
my fEend Dssson's- blood was b
very bad condition; he was troubled with
boils and was thoroughly run: down !
gave him bottle Of Sanalt, and although
it is not yet finished, we can see wonderful
Improvement. It has cleaned, up The
boils. and be says that he feels better;
more active than ever; sleeps better; eAta
better snd generally speaking he feels
like a different person.
Mr.. Dawson Gays for himself: =
Everything Mr.. Gin says is 80. .Ivas
generally run down; suffered terribly from
the. boilse on my neck and was thoroughly
miserable. What .Sanslt the. .Sersihls
q Tonic will do for the blood g. Is almost
beyond belief" 49, ~ :.
(. Any ohiging druggist vii ,sz.ls ~
Saa2lt. - .~~4- - sEa1-sf-
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PUTNAM


Al. .adj 1stf1sas Ct the difficulties that
AYE beses the. ire department for .seeefal
Fears is about To- Be ma de sitsWas Ind. afea
Monday, by the announcement that .Pliili.
IS Glouher and A57Eonsa Dumas have been
sworn in as ASSISTANT CHI ct engine It
vas also tated 1for6as,; thai tie. S.
called No. 3 statton III the north rns sec
ton ofsta1e eissy IL be. Il reno1atsds and
naadeeSe5y ,5or the reception OF the motor
truck staats has bear kept at the ceatrat
IRE tation since members of The FORMER
NO.; company resigned practically Ia 4
body, more than a. year ago ~ .ssssS-l
= 1t Is; expected that announcement of
interest rstattve 10 what has oeea, breulgfit
about IN the fire department may Sc ex-
psctsG after next weeks meeting Of the
common councf, this. NEE ting sehsduieb
tror tuesday evening. ~ rs !
wins. might be eensidered alnost . aeId
day ii the city court for thA di5losit,or. Of
casesl where +, fns Putr am persons are
charged with Valuations Of the 'iiqusdY law
tsi echedlaea FOR ynext Monday morning.
As many as eigflts or nine sdcn cases are
Awaiting dSsp5sttf5n, final Sct.on regarding
them having been spostp anei iron, time t6
time for The past 9sw ~Aelss-alid there Is
no telling What the week may brfrss forth
toad TO the list OF those to be presented
Il Court ss .sz ~. &. .:.s.3s,s ,.s.ss5
I
/ The hearing OF the eases promises 10 b
attended with much interest The aecus-
Cd wilfsin several cases be reprosBa sd BY
/ attorney ana t.lis hsdseates that thsre
/ Will be some thing more In caurt than rr1ers
formal pleading guilty TO the charges Dre.
| tered. = ~ .: S9.f1a
n. It was noted ssoaday. that Josephs Du.
r,As asai1st whom case was brpukhr
Sometime ago, twas reqair ed to give Sso(
bond for his APPEARANCE In court mex
| MQii&S;yl ~ - s - r--sHS ~ .
tEnpfoyes of sne YsuIIsck street plant q
me John, ~. Da3 w,-s cernora ion. > sdl1
throws .ers,. left their work Mon ay after
noon III protest assa:ast 3 proposed ,reduc
ton OF wages. 80. ses.e. -
At the tDadg, r1liiIs rot.ees Of a REDUCTION
tnss wages aueou1tirg to is PR cent, fss
been posted On, of the plants rs opArat
ing on a 5-hour basis, the other pant Of
I At the Office Of ,the- H X, II. Silk corp
ofation here Mont5av morning II Was- stat
ed that no anoticfs 5ee rssuctiens had bee
posted there ana It " q, !3d1ed no redtc
ton would -necess- ~, Though : wfiia
conditions tire future night enforce are
Of COURSE prrsoietiaticats Itywas seSplain
ed that the H. K, H mills frre and III
Dady mills 5oaerate under different cor
6Hffons. tie Iady r.lss being. s7Eaged !
throwing Elk. raostays FOR oth,:r srsiIl'
| = $50 ~
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Resolutions o. Ees,eek

Al the annual meeting Of The Directors
az the Office of the coTpor ation al ,NeF-
vtch, Conn, this 18th day OF FebruasS
1872, the sudden death Of our Secretar,
and. Treasurer, Frank C. Turner on
Feb.f3. 1922. was noted with deep re-
grSt by our Board. Since the organiEa-
ton OF The. Turner s. Stanton Company.
Frank c. Turner had been our Secretary
andSTreasurer. and had devoted his-en.
tire time to this corporation. He wifi be
remembered among US for his wise coun-
SCI, and engaging persenality: As = marx
voted. That these minutes Be spread
upon the perniane records OF this cor
roratlon-:.s COPY published In a local
PAPER. and that a copy be transmitted 70
the family. =
Attest:
: .ssl.ess Secretary rEo tenn. :.
l Nor x1cks Cenn-s Feb. 18th, 1853.
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For Raw Sore Throat

At ehe 6rss sign Of raw. s,ss
throat rub On o Ettis HuEtesose x.th
Jour Singers. 80. - -, )
1t gees right to TIE spst With q gxztie
Jingle, ioosens censestsonf d.xHs oGt
sorcness and pain. -
MusteroIe is acieza, white osatn.eat
: made with ol Of mustard. Il hes 81
the strength Of the cld-sashicned m.s-
'tard platter without tao .biyA1.
Netting like Musee-o.e fcs eruQey
children. Keep il handy fer !nsts-2
use. 3sa.d IS cent? Ia jszsesd t1a;
hospital sire, S..
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD RssTKx
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14

UOL 0NSH w III y
own homework,
could not sleep at
night and all kinds
of queer thoughts
would come to me-
Finally I gave up
going to the doc
tor and a friend
told me of Lydia
E. Pinkh am 8
Vegetable Com
pound. After the
first bottle Icould
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14

Norfolk-By the wiz az Edward Hal
Jennings OF Lgnox. Sled IN prea.e cSarl
IN Pittsield. Mess. . t-sia.!ns, ."iht
Children OF Musta9fa." py Frederic Ar
thur Br.dsTnal, a. oolGa o. Henry II.
,, Berkshire Museum OF Fire Arts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14

Areriden.-The personal. tax lts1 this
yess totals ss.a e'oog r. IN e :; e T ds5
IS attributed to the fact that the vorcesl
haveste psy for the frs time this year.
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PALMER-n Norwich. FEB. Is. 1899.
ru ns1l:I Il ss Ts.sT vii nss S.s &c
Preston city Congregational e.,urch
IN the, saliser, cemetery. Preston.
Kindly omit flowers. - - 49, -.
EING--In .Norw.es.. .Feb. .sis.. 1872. Mary
Josephine Murphy. vie Of David ".
], Ring, assdess years = -, =
Ring Wedne aday. morning, Feb. IS. 1T
$50 o'ctocx Solemn requiem mass h
ST Mexyss church at 10: Burial In the
family lot n s.. Ma-y's cemeserTs
1922. Joanna L. ,vrn.pp,e. widow CT
slias Z. Bngro-Es. IN her sis. eyea-.
pANIELs-Ih New London. Feb. -.
1872. Charles L.. Daniels. IN, his 15d
year. ~. .-.--
a1AYNAED-rn East Lyme. Feb. -.
Sem e WIDOW Of Nelson Nay
William FIonry. ( infant ssh Of. Err q
Williams and Sannaei. Chapel. aSeS 4
-,sontt.s ard it = = =
BUTrs-Ta gsooksyl, X. Z. Fec i2,
! 1872. f1rs.s William, & Butts 81 Non
I.eKsox-1h wezt-~ly; R &, Fses. 10,
Esss, George II. Jacksn,. ; = {
q
Bertha. WIDOW Of Moses Gotthei;. sgcc
-r6 years -, =. =. =
Fuseraiy Il Sc. late srssideres, az {. Il
! stseet. Tuesdey a--ec1oo-, Ftos lis2s
!. e.35. oclock . =
YLYNS-ra en.caso s>Il,..:; Paese2 F,y..7r
ferrneriy .: Danlelson., Conn. .as,ed q
nASArAKAsuddsai:y.. IA -veursssss
Eshr..ts. 1884, Patrick I-aSaassa.y asea
.ssss--..--.-s 81 - -.
| { 1922. NiriaM Rosc9s TAurbef, aged "a
I years - -
tBEETHAA-In s;orwien. Fes. 1s. 1922
/ Nellie L. DSfslas- wife q ThO...sS
I BtstlSri aged 81 years. - =.
Notice Of iSiaerAl -hez-eeSsc-. -'-5-=g'.9-''
EPofTER-sr Syilza1a11tic.. FeAg ~. i9ss
| Erank. Potter. a. Hstive o, p,2trfiese
Z aged Is. years. ~ s,'s'-'s -.
4raStyil,e. s1eb: fs, ts.s
John 3. Gsdae,, asd 81 seaz snd Il
Fweral :. ne iashe,sot. shs daughter
Ma Fratk Buchpn.. ..So.r Soyts
Eesn4h avenue. Wednesday. s-so.-..a. i I.
Feb. is. AZ $50. Eeoeiesai hssA mas.
az IA SESr8d Hszrt church Bora.
in ST. J6se5hb: censetsyys..- -s9s1-l. -.
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QUEER FEELINGS
AT MIDDLE AGE
Women Should Know how Lydia
E.Pinkham'sV egetable Compound
Helps at This Trying Period

Sheboygan, Wisconsin. II was
run down, tired and nervous. ! could
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Ha-tsord.-An oid-fas1ioned bsessteak
dinner Is being arranged tor "Wednesday
evening, March I. at the Hartford club.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14

Steamboats from st. Lous have ma
yigated the Yellowstone as far as the
zig Horn. -
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30

ed saddle mare and after the show
this celebrated animal was sold
to Mrs. W. P. Ross of San Fran
cisco for $500. which establish.
ed a record price in the United
States for a mare of this kind.
Mr.. Schilling also attended the
San Francisco exposition and was
one of the judges at this show.
He will leave this week tor
Kansas City and will show his
fine animals there and from there
will go on to Chicago to show
there also. Mr.. Schilling is a
prominant figure at all horse
shows in the western part of the
country and his keen interest and
fine judgement Of horses is never
questioned as he knows a good
boss" when he sees it as David
Harum says he can tell when
they will stand without hitchln'
Lincoln County Democrat.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30
Public Trustees Sale

WHEREAS, Roy v. Seofeld whose address is
Burlington. grantor by his Trust Deed. dated May
18th, 1919 and recorded May 22nd. 1918. in the
office Of the Clerk and Recorder Of Cheyenne eoun'
ty. Colorado. In Book 40 at Page 40 Of tho re-
cords OF said County. conveyed to the Public
Trustee Of said County the following Innd In said
County. to-wit: The Northwest quarter Of Section
Eight (e) in Township Twelve Il q. South Of Range
Forty three t43) West Of the Sixth Principal Meid-
ian in trust to secure the payment Of one principal
note Of even date with said Trust Deed for $780, 90
payable to the order Of S. W. Abbott three years
after date with interest thereon from date al the
rate Of six per cent per annum payable annually.
AND WHEREAS. Default has been made by the
said Rrantor in said Trust Deed in the performance
Of the covenants and conditions imposed upon him
by the terms Of said Trust Deed In this to wit:
That said Rrantor has failed to pay said principal
note whom due.
AND WHEREAS. The legal holder Of the indebt-
edness represented BY said note has filed with said
Public Trustee notice and demand In writing. de-
elarinR said default and eleetinE to declare the
whole debt represented by said note and interest
thereon to date Of sale duo and payable. and de-
manding the sale Of said lard under said Trust
Deed.
NOW THEREFORE. Public notice Is hereby CIV
On that. pursuant to said notice. election ard de-
mand. and under and by virtue Of the authority
yestsd In me by said Trust Deed and the law. |. r.
A. Pfost. Public Trustee Of said Cheyenne County
will sell the above described land for cash. at pub
lie auction to tho highest bidder at the south front
door Of ths County Court House. at Cheyenne Wells
in the County Of Cheyenne. and State Of Colorado.
on Saturday. 23rd. day Of December. A. D. 1922
at ten O'Clock In The forenoon for the purpose CT
Ing said note. interest to date Of sale and the
penses Of this sale. and will give to tho purchaser
thereof certificate Of purchase therefor as proyd
cd by law.
Dated at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. this 18th day
Of November. 1922.
R. A. PFOSr,
As PubeTrustee In and for the County
Of Cheyenne. and State Of Colorado
First publication Nov 23. 1929.
Last publication Dec 81. 1922. St
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30

D. Schilling of the J. o. D.

u. OcnllllnE OF Cne j. ". u.
ranch. Aroya, returned last Fri.
day from the western slope where
he had been in attendance at
several horse shows. At the
Portland exposition he had five
Hackney bred horses from his
stables at Holiday. Missouri. and
was awarded four championship
ribbons, fifteen firsts, one second
and one third in strong competi-
ton with other strings. He re-
ceived three $1,000 prizes at the
Portland show. He also had on
exhibition at this show a five-gait-
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30

We are in receipt of q commun-
ication this week from our old
friend Ed Fruin. which locates
him at Ell Paso. ILL.,, requesting
US to send him our paper as he
has "settled down" now and
wants the news from CHEYENNE
caunty. We are at a loss to know
lust what Ed means by settling
down" guess he means he has
married. Ed sends his best re-
CARDS to his many old time
friends here.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30

members Ramsay Chairman w. Shy and A. Johnson
Commissioners
Road Maro and others presented
and resolution offered and adopted and,
WHEREAS, the report complete particulars
IHERENOE Be 1t Resolved that
petoned for be- and the hereby declared
notices be posted along
and after sixty
Tax refund petition A. s2l
for presented
granted subject to the approval the Colorado
Action
the December meeting of the
The board having completed
the following resolution offered and
WHEREAS Under and by Assembly the
State Colorado ILL.,
We Board
qua OF each fiscal year to resolution
preparation resolution o the next fiscal year.
NO" THEREFORE Be 1t Remembered that h day Novem
As board OF County
Colorado regular session assembled Act
referred " ~ NNo' "'o'e
make and levey and the following the differ
ent purposes for the next fiscal
our appropriation and levy the OF all
personal with
and hereby levy ''o-'0'
ounty ordinary revenue Fund 1S Mills. 2es 9s
. u ~
un oor runu ut
County General School Fund 81 ar
County High School % a. ~, 'os
county High School, Interest. at
AND WHEREAS, The Town of Cbevenna
rado has certified this Board their
ana levy Tor the various funds based
the levias o..
Of Cheyenne Wells, colorado be made towit - ~ N ''"h
Town OF Cheyenne Wells Fund
Iown OF cheyenne Wells, Interest Fund
iown OF 'iheyenne WeIls Sinking Fund.
Nothcaton has been received
for the of 1922 fixed by the s,.ta ps
and the Colorado Tax Commission upon the
Ase'' Ell Aksrly' Clerk
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30
Rialto Theatre
Programs Worth While
Friday and Saturday, December l.2

Friday and Saturday, December IL
Jack Holt and Lila ZEE in William DeMies production
"AFTER THE SHOW" Added-A two reel comedy fes,..
Larry semon Ben PattW. j. Daniels: This ad good for m
Sunday-Monday December 3.4
Will Rogers in oNE GLORIOUS DAY. picture that is ds
cnt containing many funny and unusual situations Addd
"Fares and and Fair Ones" reel comedy Also Sel.
News F. NJ Swanson Dave Hoffman: This ad good for a
COMING: December 7th. Free show for evervhodv
Be there
December 9th, Cecil B. DeMle's "SATlJRDIy
NIGHT
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-30

Read the changes in the adds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-23
FIVE RACES ON
THE MATINEE CARD

Five events are listed for the mat
inee racing program at the State Fair
Grounds. The card follows:
Event No. Little June Bug.
br. m. Peacock Stable; Miss
Wiltondale. ch. m. by Wilton
dale. L. o. Ross: Dock Nutwood. b.
e., by Dry Dock, d. c. Armstrong;
Kid Henry, $. 6, unknown. J. T.
Shaw.
Event No. 2-CachattO Girl, s. m,
by King Cachatto. Charles +. Dono-
van; Or. Dell b. e.. by Del Cornado.
John p. Zebley; st. Sis. b. m. by
san Francisco. Abe Hooper; Emily
B.. b. m. by Austin Burns, Lew
Seth.
Event No. 3-Para Belle. b. m,
by Paralizer. Betty Brothers: Fa-
TINA Axworthy. b. m. by Axworthy.
In and Out Stable; Laura Axworthy.
b. m. by Morgan AXworthy. In and
out Stable; King Clansman. br. s., by
The ClaDsman. J. T. Shaw.
Event No. 4-Prince H.. br. e., by
Prince March, Lew Seth; ]. Z. a., b.
g.. John p. Zebley; Nellie A, b. m.
by Choptank. Arthur Grove: Allen
c. b. g. by Choptank. Arthur
Grove.
Event No. 5-Harry Pointer. b. e.,
by Elastic Pointer Lew Seth: Minnie
Hall. b. m, by Fancy Hall, Winfield
Crazy; Director Wilkes. 8. E.. by
Belmont Wilkes. +. J. Stanert: Lii
liam Russell, $. m, by Idle Jay John
p. Zebley; - Dewey. b. m, by Sill
yer King. Arthur Grove.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-23

year and the year previous was a
bit overstimulated. Also the country
was then in the silk shirt era"
Money was plentiful and so was
spare time. l can recollect humping
around the country with the
Yankees a couple OF years ago and
seeing them turn away cash GUS
toners at the parks.
Another factor in the stimulated
interest in baseball was Babe Ruth.
He became a colorful figure and his
feats brought new fans 10 the
games. fans who did not care great
IS for the fine. points OF the national
game. but who were attracted by
the personality OF the Sultan Of
Swat. / am quite sure that the sus-
pension of Ruth not only hurt the
attendance in the American League
this year but also in the National
League.
ION the whole the condition that
exists in baseball today Is not alb
normal. The msgnates should have
forseen that the interest was at its
peak last year. This year 1t is get
ting back TO normally. as they say
In Washington. But when normally
suddenly hits you right in the chin
the results arc saddenlng.- o.
Mcclellan. y. Y. Herald.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-23

But we're still up there in line,
And we'll put out II you back us up
And do it in jig time.
A game or two don't worry us,
We're not yet out OF sight,
so lets all stick together.
DO your best, buck up and fight.
Behind the stick we have Al James
And also. Whalen, too.
with Fishy Thorp Cleboss and many
more,
To make your battery crew.
Chirop Kenbansh Is on first sack.
The best out in this ward.
With Rooster down at second.
And Smithy covering third.
Duffy in left garden
Gets anything comes near,
And with Cooney out in center
We have nothing then 10 fear.
Now ziggie out in right field
Can bust them on the nose,
And a foe has got TO step some
When Ziggie takes a throw.
And don't forget our short-stop,
Irish Mart Malloy.
Il has got TO be some speedy ball
To ever get by this boy.
We cannot name them all TO you.
We haven't got the space.
But you can bet your bottom dollar
Wen be somewhere near the first.
So all you baseball fans,
And all you rooters, too,
Come out and see us do some tricks
II you want to see US through.
And don't forget the dances
That we pull off for the team.
Come on and back us up,
And Wen show you We'll come cleal
Now its up to you to see US through
And wen be on our way.
And. try and bring that pennant
To the st. Hedwig's A. a.