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ways ured-Out and
had no ambition, was
nervous and dizzy
and everything
seemed TO worry me
andlhad awful pains
IN my right side. l
felt badly about four
years and could not
do my work as it
should b ave been
done. l saw Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vege-
fahia Cnrwrassrl "A
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SHOOTING AIIRN
AMONG SIIOpNi\


Grand Forks. ~ D. Het e.
Adolph Pumr. a great norhefn fails
va striking sh0pman. y N q hla
pltal Ia ptseariouH condition iniaf
and Thomas n Mfaeheh. faileff
guard. j. held sllboul bail "a fe-
suit u shooting affray AZ lhe eam
panya rouadhnuss hrfe yesterday
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Tuesday
Sn Hundred club. > O'Clock Car
D. gle Library
Il. d b club Mrs \ A Jones.
pelia phi elub-Ms N1rgin.A
filsol.
Wednesday
lFis elub Mrs carl Evans
hrldgo Parry. Honorng Miss
DaFs.hy spesf-Niss lg.tsu Rreks
ner
" II n s. West Side Mrs D..
d Payne
" n A. s Pre-, M n Csufeh
rarlors
thursday
Westminster Girls Mrs George
N.chols
Farm Womans club. Division s.
Mrs chas Campbell
Farm Woman's club. Dlsislon s~
Mrs Bert Billings
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MArRlMoNlAl weArAER

The bride aud groom their showers
have
Before the wedding party forms.
And after they've been Ned awhile
They're sure to have a lot Of SO ms
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PERSONALS OF
. SOCIETY

Miss Anna Ryan returned 70 Ok
lahoma City On Monday evening
after spending her vacation with
her mother and sister. Mrs Mary
Ryan and Miss May MeGoldrlek
She was ACCOMPANIED BY Miss Ance
Casey Mr Harry Kapp and Mr..
Walter Williams who were her
guests Sunday and Monday. While
On her vacation Miss Ryan. accom-
ganied By Miss Bertha whlsied.
visited her brother Mr. william Me-
Goldrlck IN Wynona.
y 4 y
Mrs. Kate w Metzlar. who has
spent the past three months with
her daughter Mrs. Il. r. Cotteral.
LEFT Sunday morning for a three
weeks visit IN wichita and Kansas
City. She viii then return to her
home In Long Beach. California
going BY the way Of Denver. Salt
Lake; she has q beautiful home IN
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Dinner Br,o0e ciub At countFy Club
A party of ffieues enjoyed a.
seven O'Clock dinner a. tho Country
club las, niEht folloeei hy bfldge
when hlsh scores aeha made hy MT
aud Mrs Nhas Olson
y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

We think of
thrift only in
tie r m = Of
money or ma
terial -esour-
ces. but health
thrift Is Of
equal irnpor
tance. This IL
true because
4 O cd health
adds much 20
ones eMcien-
cN and ca
paeity for ca
pahle " ork
also the davs
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mediate territory, no trading will
n. dome un tho Chicago ifoard ot
Trade Air Adams said
Auston. Oklahoma where nhe ~'il
spsnA tha winter
~ ~
Mu noks and daughter. Alice
Altman have returned from taslf
summers vacation Mrs noks n
music supervisor Of the graae
schools
n ag
A ~iro saturday from croas Rpidt
Depot pixies Peak. Colorado tfpn
sessl nan and family states lhsi
had iust rea bed the TOP 81 the
mountain in their car
a gg
Measu Prank aud Harris Hate
man have feufned from five
weeks tfla 90 different points Ia
Louisiana. resas and Oklahoma
where ihey visited relatives They
Travelled ever aooo miles IN their
roassier
H 81 ~
Mf ROY Trahani Naa over from
Muskogee visiting bis parents over
labor Day
- ~ -
Mn Ella fsagin ana daughl,r
Mnule May returned home SUNDAY
from Walt IN Wichita kildare and
rcnoa Clty
- x <
Mrs Carl EYana viii entertain the
Iris club lomonos afternoon
y y X
The Womans Home Missionary OF
the Fiut NJ y church viii meet IN
the church paflors Wednesday after
noon This q dues paying IA,
NJ M
NJ Frank Derf returned fesior
day from iflp 20 Salt Lake city
where he attended The supreme
coancll of TIE Masonic lodge ITO
glso visited IA California aud cat.
alinA Islands
M
Miss Mae iilrschl wes the guest n
Nlts Lucille Burke 10 Oklahoma Citj
yestef-ay
Misses Lola and blanche Thelson
have returned 20 the Ilourhion ap
ar'menis afier spending their yaea-
ton In their hone IN Now York
gT y
Russell iiouEhton returned 10 hla
home in Enid alter spending the
weekend wlih his Sister. Miss Alma
~ vas accompanied home By I'm.
den and Ma Mccreaght Who wil
spend the week there
zg ~
The Woman's Home Miss.onary
Society of the west side Wlli meet
"wednesday with Mrs y y. Payne
1919 West cousfai This 4 tho last
o. the year and a fnli a.
Tendance d desired nrlhr your mite
boxes.
TX y
Miss Hazel Linton has a. her guest
his week. Miss Mildred Hartman of
Drumfight Mrs y Miller Of Drum
righi stopped for a day Walt With
Mrs Linton on her way home from
Colorado.
1y y
Mr. Marley Smith = attending the
state cleaners convention At Okla.
homa City.
= y =
fhr7n Monasffs club. Dnasoa u
VII meet with Mrs. chas Campbell
Thursday
HT a
Miss Frances Phillips and Miss
Dorothy Loveless have returned from
q weeks visit In Wichita with
friends.
y y y
Farm Womans club. Division 2
vii meet with Mrs Bert Bllllnxs.
na.l -. a. .L.-- sl.l.-
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after he ls marrisa a msa doe. noi
object 20 maeh % iofsssr has.ns -
Give - hh money a. Ne does 20 al.
wafs having 70 giss ~ hl. own aaf
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with NJ sci limits % uuusc the
movement
Lany Beach
aMN
NJ and Nrs lsnp podd and son
Robert have re'urned from ds
rfAifui sammers lr.p % tbs vest.
era coast
n &M
NJ and Mrs nerl johns had as
their faesb SUNDAY the iaitcrn
brother NJ . " nadselL wife ana
son. Johu Nrs Parker aud Price
Glulngfr of Norman Mt Hadsell
has iaat returned from chieago
Nhsro b. attended tha Chicago Uni
yersly ana received ha rh u
degree
2zW
Str and Mrs Roy rorsr hsd AZ
their vsek end ruests Mf aud Nrs
n 4 LookWsed AMI Sons BobbY
and Neddy Mrs franres N nlatt
~ arnd Mrs schuyler &. French
and sons. Tom snd James. NJ and
Mrs ELTON EYerett and con. Elton.
Jr who moiored over IRON rulsa
X M
Mr and Mrs T. J STARK. Ms
Loren stark and Miss Helen nafnet
returned sunday from fummerlne in
boulder Estas PARK. Colorado
sprlngs and Denver Colorado
X M
Mr and Mrs Earl nu'rne and
daushier Helen Louise Or Grand
tsld. Oklahoma stopped or on their
way home from trip 70 Colorado
70 slsl, their parents. NJ and Ms
John Massey over sunday
y aN
Mr and Mrs l. " Reiahl and
Mr. and Mrs W. woraiell and
Mis- sadie nrakey molored 70
kioWa. Kansas sunday 10 be the
guests y Mrs. nrakey's parents over
Labor Day
Mrs Minnie y Jackson has re-
turned from a business trip 20 kan
sas City and 81 Louis
NN
Mr and Mrs Vernon Phelps. Miss
Gladys Rector and Mr. nud Watkins
motored 20 Gushing sunday 10 at
tend the auto races
AN
Mrs Mabel Glover and her
son, Herbert aud Mrr Flora Sellers
returned Saturday from month";
stay in Colorado Mrs Glover viii
20 10 Tulsa 20 resume her work
KE
Mr. aud Mrs u J. Garneu !. nor.
"a 20 Edmond sunday and we're the
guests o. Mr. and Mrs G. r Burton
zEN
Mr. end Mrs oscar curd and son
ere here from Tulsa the guests OF
Mrs. cufi's parents. Mr. aud Mr.. |
s. = Crook.
Nz
Mr. aud Mrs clifford brooks and
Ar and Mrs. Bsr Darling and fam
ny moiored 10 Ponea city and we're !
The guests of Mr. and Mrs Dick /
Lloyd
y y "
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Olson and ]
family win move IN three weeks from
ihoir rural nome 20 the L. L. John
'ion property. sz4 East Cleveland |
which they purchased
n y "
Miss Helen Bricknsr aill give
fridge parry tomorrow IN honor OF
Miss Dorothy speer who leaves next |
week Tor 81 Charles. Missouri 10
attend Underwood.
r y y
Mrs Maud Powell and son, Jack |
left this morning for 81. Louis where
hey win spend the winter with Mrs.
faihes.
y x y J
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Mrs. herrlek Hosisas 70
American Legion A.

Mfts HeifttN NNefNNa 70
American legion Auxiliary
The American l.eF.cn Auxiliary
held its regular meeting september
ist al The hone Of Mrs q = Her
rick Ia spite % The extreme warm
weather there was a Foedly attend
anes The president. Mv ~ ~
Power presided and All he oiiieori
acre present with the exception %
Mrs John lillme. Vice president
who had been sent aa a delefate 20
the district meeting 81 Cushing The
customary reports of the relltf
work were given aud bills allowed
Cor same The next regular meet
inr win be a the Library Friday
evening September rs
= = y
Farm women's Club IN Marshall
one hundrel and nny farm wo-
men mt IN an an da, session at
Marshall On Thursday Aagusl 2ist
"Kalendar Kernosse." unique en-
lerlainmont was planned % be given
on Tuesday evening during The
County Fair az Guthrie. in which
club women from ali over the county
viii participate There VIII be "Ye
Maldes of Long Aro" the maid Of
today ana aides OF ihe future
Miss colbert. new home demon.
siratlon agent for the county vas
present ana made an inspiring
talk.
Miss Bmmbaufn district agent
from stllNaicr was present and
the club on their
work and assured them that they
stood first So iho state and we're
acknowledge az such loiA AZ Sun.
ai,r and Washington, u G
Mrs. Pearson made a splendid
taik on womans part o. the pres.
ent political campaign. argng every
woman 10 inform herself that shs
misht be able 70 easl an intelligent
vote and asking her TO use her ia.
IN getting other women 70
the polls.
Music. SONGS aad rcitaiions dur
Ing the after noon was furnished by
several brisht little girls and some
q the best vocal talent on the town.
Mu Day char rsd the audience snd
' o. encored.
The program closed with play
sirca by club No +.
The ladies Of the Marshall club
served wonderful dinner carrying
cut thfir club eolors Of green and
white
Mrs win Hamiel is president and
Mrs. chas. Cross secretary Of the
Marshall club
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tertay y popular Weft Side y, ople
was that OF Miss Estelle Cook.
daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Cook.
north Of the city and Mr. George
Jones son of Mr. Robert Jones by
the Rev Robert LeheM Mr. and
Mrs. Jones ieft for Henrietta where
Mr. Jones Is in business
A X X
Mrs. Upton Entertalns With
children's party
Mrs. George Upton entertained
number Of her sons friends at the
Country Club yesterday morning
when tho guests enjoyed d plunge IN
the lake followed BY breakfast
served by Mrs Tipion assisted by
Mrs. Olson and Miss Mayme oliver
The guests included Lyman GRAY.
John Herbert Beland. Chss and
Chest,r Olson. Helnie Braun. Victor
and Ned Holman. Glenn oliver.
Billy Fairfield. Kenneth Paddock
Lang Davis. Lehman IIouseworth.
Melvin HUH Davis. Eddie Bates.
Mark Neuman and George and John
Upton
KN X
Swim and Breakfast
A. Country Club
Monday morning the little Misses
Garland and Kathryn Dibbens en-
tsriained a number Or their friends
With a swim az the Country Club
followed by breakfast terved b.
their mother. Mrs Arthur Dlbbens
Games were also played by the ~
tlefolk who acre Peggy and Helen
Petty. Winifred and Judy Lesh.
Martha Jean and Ruth virginia
Davis, Helen Roe. Stella Louise
Beland. Virginia crabbe. Nsn CuI-
iison. Roberta Jane Gail Mary May
Amspatcher Garneita sandidge and
Virginia Olson.
= xx
Kid Party At Halsssad Home
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Presbyterian church gave
a hid party az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J ?. Hslstead last night when
the guests came dressed as lids and
enrolled under Fictitious names. I
During the evening kid games we're
played and an-day suckers served |
Al a late hour ice cream cones were
served 70 the thirty guests. the most
distinguished ones being Uncle sllas
Morris Halsieadl. a rich batchslor
and Maule Jewell (Marjory Hal |
stead). who was bedecked With
jewels.
= xE
Fields -mecinIey NupsIais
Miss Thelma Fields. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Clark Fields. formerly
or this city and Mr. William Nc
Ginley. grandson Of n. y, McClnley
we're married August first at sapulpa
by the Eplscopai pastor. an old
friends Of McGinley's. They win
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ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How | Got Well

Larwill. Indiana. back was so
bad could not do my washing. | was al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
by s. w. STRAUs. Prs.idsa,
American Society for Thrift

ONE Of the most important
~ phases Of thrift practice Is the
preservation Of health. Too often
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A very quiet wedding took place
at the home o. SIR aud Mrs pm
Traband last nlsht when Miss Juan.
ita Rllterlusch became the bride of
Mr Roy Traband. the RtY. Robert
Lehew officiating
Ars Traband Is the daughter OF
Mr. and AIRS Fred Rltierhusch and
has groan up here from childhood
The past three years she has served
as secretary at the " T. Hospital
BAR Tmband who is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs Adam Traband also grew
up in Guthrie and is we'll known. lie
4 engaged Ia the oigar business al
Muskogee They left this nornlng
for that place 20 make their home
- - ~
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Miss Thelma Fields. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs Clark Fields. formerly
OF this city and Mr. William Nc
GInley. grandson Of n. D, McGlnlty
we're married August first at sapulpa
by the Eplscopsi pastor. an old
friends of McGiniey's. They will
make their home IN Tulsa.
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Exxs zMxxa xsxp xxx
DAILY THoUohr n
Ekxx zsSkx sxx

There Is ony oIe failure in llfo
ihag Is possible. ana that ls. not 10
DO true 90 the best one knows f-
farrag
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Mrs. Eva Funk left ,Oday for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Farm woman's club. Division 2
VII meet with Mrs. Bert Billings.
east o. the city Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Miss Frances Philips and Miss
Dorothy Loveiess have returned from
a weeks visit In Wichita with
frlends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Nr ROY Trahani Nas over from
Mnskogee visiting bis parents osei
labor Day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Mrs Maud Powell and son, Jack
left this morning for 81 Louis where
they win spend the winter with Mrs.
Powell's faihe-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Fnr1n Monan's club. Dnlasoa u,
VII meet with Mrs cbaa. Campbell
Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Miss liazel Linton has a. her guest
this week. Miss Mildred Hartman of
Drumflght Mrs u Miller OF Drum
fighi stopped for a day slsIt Wlih
Mrs Linton on her way home from
Coierado.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

Mr.. Marley Smith 4 attending the
state cleaners convention At OKLA
homa city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

The Womans Home Missionary
Society Of the wesf Side Wlli meet
"wednesday with Mrs y y. Payne
1919 West coiiefai This & the last
meeting of the year and a fnil A.
Tendance % desired nrihg your mite
boxes.
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Mr and Mrs Roy fonsr had as
their week end guests Mf and Nrs
n 4 LookW,ed and sons nahbY
and NeddY Mrs Frances N Nlart
NJ arnd Mrs schuyler g. French
and sons. Tom snd James. NJ and
Mrs klton EYerett and s,n Elton.
Jr who motored over from Tulsa.
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Miss Helen Bricknsr ~lll give
fridge parry tomorrow IN honor OF
Miss Dorothy speer who leaves next
week Tor 81 Charles. Missouri 10
attend Underwood.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-01
LOCAL MARKET
PRICES HOLD
Glut of String Beans Which
Are Dumped Out, But
Not Reduced
ASK IS CENTS
QUARTER PECK

The exceptionally low prices re-
ported to be prevailing in Philadel-
phia wholesale markets. where
fresh New Jersey vegetables are
handled, does not prevail in the To-
ca markets. The local market this
morning had about its normal guam
tity OF produce on hand with prices
staple.
While large quantities OF string
beans are on sale, the wholesale
price is from 70 cents TO 81 a 16-
quart basket, and this product r.
selling at Is cents a quarter peck. In
many places throughout the market
this product was seen in waste re-
ceptacles. ready for the dump. Not
withstanding this, the price con-
tinued 10 remain about the same.
White potatoes are selling at 90
cents TO 81 a basket wholesale and
at 20 and 25 cents a quar-
ter peck. Fresh tomatoes are whole
sailing at $3.50 a basket. and going
slow. Onions are selling at 81 a
basket wholesale.
Many persons were IN both the
wholesale and retail markets, but
the sales were below normal and
many farmers will be compelled TO
carry much OF their produce back
20 their homes this afternoon. Com
small sales were made in
all markets today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-01
SERG. TUCKER Is
CTTY'S OLDEST COP

James B. Tucker. police house
sergeant. who yesterday completed
25 consecutive years as a policeman
has served Wilmington in that
capacity for thirty-one years and
seven months, and ranks as the old
est policeman in point service in this
city.
Sergeant Tucker first served as
policeman from 1852 to 1885. under
Mayor Wales and then was dropped
owing to the change from a Repu-
bncan TO a Democratic Mayor. He
was Off police duty for nearly three
years and was then re-appointed By
Mayor Rhodes. serving one month
under his administration and was
under Mayor Harring-
ton, serving two years and five
months. During this administra-
ton the police patrol system was in
and Sergeant Tucker was
the first patrol sergeant appointed.
Sergeant Tucker has served TWEEN
ty-one years as House Sergeant, hav-
ing been appointed shortly after
of Police Black was
made Chief of Police.
When asked this morning when
he expected TO retire Sergeant Tuck
er replied: Not until 1 am unable
TO work"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-01
Death COMES
MRS. CAMPBELL
Widow of the Rev. w. w.
Campbell SuccumbS After
Years Illness
WAS MEMBER OF -
WEST CHURCH

Mrs. Susan Belt Campbell widow
of the Rev. William W. Campbell.
died at her home. 26O7 West Seven
teenth street. today. She was in her
eighty-third year and had been an
invalid since last October when she
contracted pneumonia. She was
born in Baltimore but had been a
resident OF Wilmington thirty-five
years. She took an interest IN the
affairs Of West Presbyterian Church.
where she had been a member for
many years.
she is survived by three sons who
reside in this city. and one stepson
and one stepdaughter and brother.
The sons are: Humphrey B., Ross l..
and Truman W. Campbell. The step
son Is Frank c. Campbell OF Detroit.
and stepdaughter. Mrs. J. ID. Thomp-
son OF Washington, d. c. Her
brother resides in Mt. Washington.
Maryland.
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence at 3 o'clock on
Monday afternoon. Interment will
be private in Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-01
SPORTS feature
OF CELEBRATION

CONTINUED From First Pags.l
wine Pool.
100 to 900 o'clock-Golf Con-
tinued. Porter Reservoir; Senior
Track Meet. Baynard Field; Junior
Track Meet. Baynard Field.
400 to 600 o'clock-Tennis Fin
ais: Brandywine Court.
600 70 7.3O o'clock-Basket Sup
per. Bayard Grove.
7.30 to 10 o'clock-Band Concert,
Bayard Field; Community Sing;
Address. Brigadier-General Frank
S. Dickson; Flag Drill; Fireworks.
Events in senior and junior track
meet-Senlor. men-1OO-yard dash (:
SS0-yard run; two-mlle run: running
board jump; discuss throw: one-mile
run; 16-pound shot put: running
high jump; pole Vault; one-mile re-
lay.
Junlor-Boys-1O dash:
running broad jump; 44O- yard re-
lay.
-Girls-5O-yard dash;
baseball thrown for distance: 44O-
yard relay.
Celebration Ommittee-Mayor
Leroy Harvey, honorary chairman:
Samuel II. Baynard. ST.. general
chairman; John p. Nields. presiding
officer; II. II. Ward, Jr., finance;
Mrs. A. d. Warner. Sr., Henry T.
Bush, Charles +. Ernst. program:
Frank ]. Byrne. publicity; Mis-
Frances L. Range. organization;
James G.. Mearns. Neighborhood
Association; Carlton T. Brigham,
fireworks; c. Walter Kadel, swim
ming; Henry L, Tatnall. golf: John
b. Whitney, tennis; James B. Cod
frey. track meet; Samuel II. Bay
nard. Jr., flag salute; Ellwood
Souder. Sr.. prizes; Miss L. b. En-
mons. Edward r. Mack, parks and
Fairgrounds; John p. Neilds, hos
pitality
Others who have helped are:
Miss Helen Hart. Mr.. Frank Ballan-
tyne, Miss J. Macklin Beattie. Mrs.
Clarence Fraim. G.. A. Wedler,
Leslie Roe, G. L. Evans. II. Z.
Savery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-01
Junior City Leaguers Set
For Second Leg Of Play

some OF the clubs will not have as
many home games as other clubs.
The games will be arranged on the
four Saturdays and three Tuesdays
in July and the four Saturdays and
first three Tuesdays in August and
the final game on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 2. Special provision is made
for the play-off OF as many postpon-
ed games as possible.
With the six clubs now in the
race President Joe Condor believes
he has one Of the most compact and
evenly matched circuits in these
parts. Another meeting will be held
at Brownson Hall on next Friday
evening and It Is important for
every manager 90 be present as it
will be the last day for the signing
OF new players.
In Skies.
Newport and DUPONT battied in a
slx-inning tie at Newport last night.
&C. Long allowed seven hits, while
Burkins held the Newport boys to
els
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-01
GIVES BLOOD To
SAVE SUFFERER

CONTINUED From First Page)
Grafton. and is now resting comfort
ably, according 10 the reports given
out by hospital officials this after
noon. The operation was watched
with interest by many surgeons. who
had given up hope OF saving the
mans life unless new blood could be
obtained to Offset the poison in his
body. The gangrene had poisoned
the patients blood. and Il would
only have been a matter OF time
until he would have died.
When the appeal was made for
volunteers for the TRANSMISSION OPP
Grafton a few days ago. eleven
young men. all told. responded, and
volunteered TO give a quantity Of
their blood TO save the mans life.
The hospital authorities would not
give out the name of the man who
gave his blood or Of the man oper-
ated on.