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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-05

Anoche debuto en- ell teatro "Cerv9n-
tes de Manati, la notable bailarina
-1UISA DE LERMA, quien termin6 su
temporada EN- el teatro 'America"
con exito extraordinario ell domingo Ill
timo.
LUISA DE LERNIA es una ba iarina
que siente 10 que baila, asi nos 10
demostr6 en- '"El Relicario''. Sc nos
present6 en- Puerto Rico sin esperar la
nadie. sin bombos nj Dlatillos. pero con
un gran cartel, demostrandolo las dis
tintas cr6nicas de los peri6dicos de to-
dos los paises que ha visitado. La hon
ra ell hecho de que ma sido la primera
bailarina espanola que ha pisado la
tablas del gran teatro "CAPIToLIo' -
de Nueva York, donde no Sc presen-
tan sino los artistas mas notables que
acreditan su m6rito.
La. senorita de Lerma posee dos
diplomas de primer premio de presen-
tacion Y originalidad ganados en- el
tercer concurso de Bale Espanol pre-
sentado en- ell teatro Circo Barcelo-
mes por ell periodico Music Hall :,
celebrado en- julio de 1916.
No dudamos de que en- todos los
demas pueblos de la isla que visite Lui
,sa de Lerma alcanzara igual exito que
ell obtenido en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-05
VOTO DE CONFIANZA AL GO
BIERNO DE POINCARE

PARIS, abril 4-Con motive de la
discussion relativa a politica exterior, la
Camara di6 un voto de confanza al go
bierno que preside ell senior Poincar6,
por cuatrocientos cuarenta ocho con-
ira setenta v ocho,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-05
Ell CARACAS
c. coNDE.

Los Sres. sobrinos de .Izqu;erdo y
&c. agentes de la Red ''D'' Line en-
esta plaza, nos informan que ci vapor
Z Caracas Lego a New York after a
las nueve de la manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-05
Ell PRINCIPE SIXTo DE BoR
BON A FUNCHAL

PARIS, abril 4-El principe Sixto
de Borb6n Parma, hermano mayor de la
ex emperatriz zita, ha salido hoy para
Funchal fin de asistir a los funerales
del ex-emperador Carlos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-05
DUELO NACIONAL
EN- AUSTRIA

vIENA, abril 4.-EI gobierno ha
decretado siete dias de duelo nacional
con motive de la muerte del ex-empe-
rador Carlos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-05

APRoBADA PoR Ell GoBERNADoR
Ell Gobernador ha aprobado una re-
soluci6n adoptada por la Couision de
la Policia Insular, concediendo el re
tiro al policia No. 555, Arturo Brug-
man.
, 1922-10-23
STAGE GROOMS CHICAGO ELEVEN
FOR PRINCETON CAME SATURDAY
Coach Not Satisfied With
Machine Despite Three Vic
tories This Season.

CHICAGO. oct. ga Aionzo
Stage, veteran master mechanic In the
construction Of football machines at
the University OF Chicago. today be
gan an intricate o~verhauiing OF his
Maroons in preparation for the Prince
ton game. the counffy's leading foot
ball attraction next Saturday.
Despite Chicago,s clean record OF
three victories, two OF them in western
conference games and the other over
Georgia, Stage Is not satisfied with the
Maroons. who eve in for n vigorous
going over this week.
Most OF the week probably viii be
devoted to preparation OF the attack
to be used against the Tigers. The
Maroons are looking for some sur
prises from Princeton and Il Is Stages
idea to make the Tigers do some guess
ing themselves. This week AN be
spent to better advantage in perfect
Ing an offense. he believes. than In
speculation on the Princeon attack.
so the development Of the Maroon de-
Tense viii probably receive only sec
ondary attention from the "Old Man"
Six teams of the Big Ten-two CT
them leaders IN the championship
race. Will risk their conference stand.
ings next Saturday. Bob zuppke's IL
lini. who sent the dope bucket spin
ming last Saturday by holding Iowa
to an s to I score. meets Michigan.
whose victory over Ohio State placed
them in the first division. Iowa plays
Purdue and tho Minnesota Gophers,
who barely landed in the first division
by getting a Z II Z tie with Northwest.
ern, meets the Buckeyes. These are
the only conference games on next
Saturdays schedule. Wisconsin and
Northwestern are idle. and Indiana.
tail enders of the second division.
meets the Michigan ASgies.
, 1922-10-23
COLLEGE OF
BASEBALL WILL Open
JANUARY lO,Is REPORT

Los ANGELES. Oct. 2s.-Ground
has been broken at Burbank. a sub
urb for what Is said 20 be the first
baseball school in history. The school
which will opel its first term on jan
nary 10 will be known as the National
college of baseball.
The purpose OF the school is to
train young ball players in the fine
points Of the game, three months be-
ing required to finish the course. The
instructors will all be retired major
r minor league baseball players and
during the terms. tho students VIII
devote regular periods TO Intensive
baseball practice and instruction.
Active instructors will be Death
Valley Jim Scott. Sam Crawford.
Frank Cap Dillon. George Rube,
Ellis. Walter POLES. Jerry Downs.
Jesse w. orandort and George
Wheeler. Frank L. Chance, former
manager OF the Chicago club of the
National league will be connected
, 1922-10-23
H THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents

Drummer. Of Lafayette. Is third with
S. points and Palm. OF Penn State IS
fourth with IS.
George Pam Of Cornell. Walter
Koppisch Of Columbia and Gebhardt
OF La Fayette are tied for fifth place
with So points each
Alabama Poly OF Auburn. Ala.
though defeated by III army a week
ago. leads in team scoring with 7i5
points for five games. Cornell heads
the eastern brigade with 213 points In
four contests; Centre, with les and
Sotre Dame. with 14s. are high in
the middle west. while California tops
the Pacific coast list with 1911 points.
Others which have passed the cen.
fury mark include Yale. Columbia.
Pennsylvania State. Syracuse. Carne.
gle Tech. Georgia. Bucknell. Army and
Franklin and Marshall.
undefeated eievens in the East In
clude Cornell. Harvard, Navy, Army.
Pennsylvania State. University OF
Pennsylvania. lafayette. Princeton.
Georgetown. Dickinson. Washington
and jefferson. Brown. Tufts. West
Virginia. and Massachusetts, Agsies.
, 1922-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
September 1s, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that ST.
mon ]. Hansen, of Salt Greek,
Wyoming, who, on Nov. %, 1914,
and Mar. 10, 1920, made Home
stead and Additional Homestead
Entry, No. 07S00 and bio. 01S492,
for Id. SEASEA Section 8. S1a
SWA, NEHSWA, SEANWA u,
SWANEA NWKSEh Section 8,
NELNEA Section II, Township
IS North, Range 10 West, and Ad.
Hid. NEASEA, SEANEN Section
8, NWASWA, SW ANWA, MI
NEA, SWA SEX, NEANWA Sec
ton 8, Township SO North, Range
70 West, 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make final f~ve-year Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Marion P. Wheeler.
United States Commissioner, at
Casper, Wyoming, on the LIST day
of November, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Angus Mcpherson, Theodore T. A.
N. Joehnk, John Branton, Peter
Hansen, all of Casper. Wyoming.
B. J. ERWIN. Register.
Pub, Sept. %, Oct. ?, Q. 16, %,
lHZZ.l
, 1922-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
October 4, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that Edwin
Gothberg of Casper, Wyoming, who,
on October %, 1920, made home
stead entry No. 014103 for Wa
VIZ section SO, township SO N,
range 80 W., EhWh, WhSWA,
SWANWA section 5, SEA sec
.tion 6, township 80 N, range
80 w, sixth principal merid-
ian, has filed notice of intention
to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Marion P. Wheel
er, United States Commissioner, at
Casper, Wyoming, on the 18th day
of November, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses /:
James A. Speas, Carl A. Rainwater,
Clinton G. Fuller, Frank McFar-
land, all of Casper, Wyoming.
B. ]. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish Oct. Q, 1e. %, so, Nov.
G. 1922
, 1922-10-23
Chess Wizard
Under Arrest
At NeU York

NEW YORK. Oct 2a-samuel
Rzeschewsk. 10 year old chess wiz
ard, was TO DO A~rraigned IN h
chndrsn's court in the Bronx to-
day OF a charge OF improper guard-
ianship. as a result OF his detention
last night at Hunts Point Palace
where he appeared as an entertain
OF at q benefit for the National
Hebrew Orphanage.
According to Superintendent by
Ian OF the Bronx Children's society.
the boy appeared on tbs program
after his manager. NJ. Kpopon had
been denied a permit. He sat on
the stage from $50 20 mas ,. m
when he sang three songs. At iisso
D. m. he started playing five chess
anne simultaneously and Mr.. Hy-
Ian stepped on the stage and took
him into custody.
, 1922-10-23

nave Deen OIIereu 10 the casper pun
lie in the padded ring. The seat sale
is going strong and a big crowd OF
fight fans are anxiously waiting for
the bell that will send the fighters off.
The fight Is open to the public as
well as members of the Elks' club and
the auditorium is the best place in the
city to stage an affair of this kind.
The following letter. sent out TO
members OF the Ellss' club by the COM
mittee in charge, just about covers the
program:
THE chief rumpus is going to be
between lack Hemple. the erstwhile
trainer for Jess Willard previous TO
his match with Jack Dempsey. and
who was in the formers corner during
the fight. The critics have since de-
cided hat the biggest mistake in this
bout was that Hemple was not in the
ring instead OF Willard for you will
remember that Willard heard the
brides chirp Green pastures are be-
fore thee" in the third round and
Hemple Is now going 20 prove to US
here in Casper that the critics know
their stuff by getting a verdict over
Harvey Perkins. casper's human
greased-lightning gladiator of the
square ring and who has defeated such
celebrities as Sugar Willie Keeler. Jim
F1yn ct al. Chose of you that don't
know much, that ct al means some.
thing else than what 1t sounds Iike.)
but brothers. the other affair, oh
boy, A fight for the favor OF a beau
.5iful mulatto jane on the Sand Bar.
t+rudge won't cover the territory that
exists between Kid Lee and Eddie st.
Clair a far as hammering each other
so hat the queen of the Sand Bar
Will have no trouble in deciding
whether she wants an invalid for life
on her hands or a full size man who
can protect her from all future inva-
sions on her affections. Have you
ever lei Eddie st. Claiv in action?
His feet work as asst as his arms. He
has a haymaker in his right that spells
instantaneous death when it lands.
Kid Lee uses his head Ike Eddie uses
his feet and hands. and succeeded in
giving Eddie the Twilight Sleep the
last time they met and is strong in
the heart of the dame, who in spite of
this feels that Eddie did not get n
square shake at the last contest and
has passed the buck. two out of three,
winner take all.
This program is the first OF many,
, 1922-10-23
SELECTION OF EASTERN
SQUAD FOR TOURNAMENT
OF ROSES IS PENDING

PASADENA, Cal. Oct. 73.-rhe
eastern team which will play the
Pacific coast conferences champions
in the new stadium hero on January
l. win be known within the next
week, It was announced by ]. ].
5ditcheu, president OF the Tourna-
ment Of Roses association. ownss
of the stadium. 1t Is expected Penn
state Will be chosen by h conference
officials. Mitchell said In a report
to the association Mitchell said that
each team playing January 1 would
receive $50 600 plus 5000 for ex-
penses. Tho remainder OF the gate
receipts vii be retained by the Tour
nament Of Roses association for
payments on a mortase Of $3.50, 900.
which is now held against h sta
dunn.
, 1922-10-23
Sport Calendar
Racing.

Racing.
Meeting OF Empire City Racing as
ISOLATION, at Yonlsers.
Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club.
at Latonia.
Meeting IF Maryland Fair associa.
ton, at Laurel.
Meeting OF Savannah Fair associa
ton opens at Savannah.
Field Trials.
Annual meet of Central Beagle
club opens at Enon, Pa.
Annual meet of New Jersey Beagle
club opens at Gladstone, ". ].
Annual meet OF Southern Ohio
Field Trials association opens at
Madison. Ind.
Polo.
Opening bf interseotional tourna-
ment at Grenada, Miss.
Billiards.
Opening of national professional
three-cushion champion season.
Boxing.
Young Montreal VS.. Eddie O'Dowc.
10 rounds. at Providence.
, 1922-10-23
WILSON LEADS
GRID SCORERS
Total of 55 Points Rolled Up
by Veteran Half of Penn
State

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Harry WI
son. veteran Pennsylvania state half
back. leads Individual scorers in col
iegs football ranks for tho early sea-
son games with IS points. n more
than Jimmy Robertson. Carnegie Tech
quarterback. Both scored twice IN
Saturdays game and brought their
total OF touohdowns to nine apiece.
Wilson gained an extra point in an
early game by scoring a point on a
try after touchdown.
, 1922-10-23
Iowa- U. C. Grid,
Battle for 1923
Being Promoted

Los ANGELES. Oct a3-offe.a,.
OF the University OF Southern Caller.
ME and local alumni OF Iowa. 81 the
Big Ten conference. met today to dis.
euss h possibility OF Staging a foot.
bal game here IN 1928 between n.
T. s 9. and Iowa stevens. As a r.
suit OF today's meeting. It though.
Iowa will be asked { meet the Tro
JAMS between September Is ana
Thanksgiving day 1919. IS the dedL
cation event In the new Los ANGLE.
81 100000 stadium. which VIII sea,
$4,000 Dersous. In return the Trojans
would journey TO Iowa City in 1894
to meet the Hawkeye1-
The average depth Of the English
channel Is $50 feet.
, 1922-10-23
Sport News

Margaret Dillon 1881 IS the Grand
Circuits leading race and money win.
ming PAGER Of 1922.
A stadium that will seat 10000 peo-
pie and an athletic field of eight acres
are planned for Marquette university,
Milwaukee,
Peter Manning. king Of speed. COW
erad an average Of 45.22 feet each sec
ond, when he set the worlds record
at 1.56%.
Challenges are being hurled thick
and fast at Pancho Villa, the neew box
Ing champion In the flyweight divi-
sion.
Joe Fogarty, who used to develop
some great basketball teams al Penn
syivania, Is now basketball coach at
Yale.
Tbs p-ost-season series with New
Haven and st. Paul netted the Balti-
more Orioles n tidy sum-.
From the size Of their scores to date.
the Cornell football eleven appears TO
be the "steam-roller'' of the east.
Mickey Walker is expected TO give
Jack Britton, the weller champ, n real
fight when the pair meet in New York
November 1.
Unusual happenings IN Pittsburgh
these days with Pop Warmers gladia-
tors being slammed about the gridiron
in defeat
The Cubs won the Chicago cham.
pionship for the first time in 10 years,
the veteran Alexander stopping the
White Sox and chasing the jinx out Of
the lot.
s%iidd1ebury may belong TO the d.
nkere is nothing small" about their
football schedule.
Walter Cox may change his stable
and his training grounds, but that
doesn't prevent him from continuing
rs the Grand Circuits leading driver
and money winner.
According 70 rules laid down by
Chairman Mu1doon OF the New York
boxing commission. Jock Malone and
Louis Bogash VIII battle for the mid.
dleweight championship
From the way Butler college trim
med Illinois IL Ooks as II there were
other football warriors in the middle
west besides the big Ten Of the con.
ference.
II has often been said that the
American league was faster han thu
National. but h National lcaguers
certainly have stopped that line OF arg
unent this fan.
After AL. Battling Slid is hardly ia
be blamed for grabbing some soft
money before he takes the big chance
81 his career in 4 battle with JacI,
Dempsey.
, 1922-10-23
Perkins and Hemple Knock Off Heavy Training on
Eve Of Clash; St. Clair and Lee in Fine
Trim for Slashing Bout Tomorrow

Harvey Perkins, Jack Hemple, Eddie st. Clair and Kid
Lee, the four headliners on the Elks benefit sporting card
tomorrow evening, have finished their heavy work and are
down to the fine point where all they need is a little exer-
else to loosen up their muscles. The two fights, each slated
for 10 rounds. promise to be about the liyeliest SCRAPS that
, 1922-10-23
FIGHTERS AND FANS ON EDGE FOR BIC DOUBLE
BILL TOBE STAGED At THE ELKS CLUB TUESDAY

with the college in an advisory ca
pacity.
, 1922-10-23

IL you will come out and be a spec
tator. II you miss It you might as well
be down on he farm and forget. that
you are a city guy Let's do this like
Elks n put first program across
SO we can get the masuma to COM
plete this home of ours"
, 1922-10-23

OLYMPIC MEET CALLED.
NEW YORK-A call for the quad.
rennial meeting of the American OIym.
pic association Mt Washington Novem.
bet IS was issued by President Thomp.
SON.
, 1922-10-23
WORLDS RECORD SER.

PARIS-Mlle. Bracquemond estab-
iished a worlds record for women of
8 MINUTES % seconds for the mile run.
, 1922-10-23

The average depth Of the English
channel Is $50 feet.
, 1922-10-23
InereaseYo our Red-Bloc Cells. That's
the Sure Wayl S. S. : .Builds Blood
Cells; This Means Ssrengthi

DO you know why insurance COM
panies refuse to insure q great many
men because they are under weight
Simply because to be under weight
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
PRODUCE MARKET
OPENING PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
In Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
tions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market IN Philadelphia:
BUTTER--Higher; Western cream
cry. extra, s6lsc: nearby prints fancy,
EGGs-Lower; nearby extra irsts.
f5c. do, frsts. f3c; Western extra flreta,
iic; DO. firsts. io0t2c; fancy selected,
packed. b2H $50.
milk, fancy fats, fresh, 2i02tHc; fair
to good. 2aQ2se; Longhorn. aiis925c;
single daisies, 2iG2fi1c
Live poultry steady. fowls. not Iag-
horns, 25427c; do Leghorns. 1sG aioi
ducks. white Pekin, fancy. 1f826c
ducks, white Pelyln, fair g good, 2ig
2Sc; do mixed colorr. 20asic.
DRESSED POUBrRY-hIrm; fowls.
fresh killed. choice 10 fancy, 3Q1a2o
do small sizea. 2aD2sc. chickens, Vest
ern, 26-lao; hrolling chickens. nearby,
32asio1 DO Western. 5oG 32c; old roost-
ers. Western, i9c: do southern, i74isc:
spring ducks, nearby, 26827c.
5hc; do special loose 6ke; prime eoun-
try, li4c: edible ln tierces, 7tac.
pOT.ATOES-ouiet and steady; No.
]. nearby. per bskt S50t5c; No. 2. do,
CoRN-Firm; car lots local. higher
10, 2 yellow. Agsihe; NO. g. yellow
BRAN-Higher; spring bran in 100
ID. sacks, Sl7027.b0.
OATs-Higher. No. 2. white, 5fiAQ
55c, No. 3, white, b3h q &c.
FLOuR-Quiet; hard winter stralgnt
$1,000 Sis; DO short patent, f6.l51s.be.
W1iEAT-Higher; No. 2. red winter,
ti.15alls; do garllcky. Si.o70ii0
HAN-Steady good new timothy, alt
Q20; good new clover mixed. {i5@lI
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
CITY CEDARS TO
MARCH In CAMDEN
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
CAMDEN. N. j.. Oct. b>-with
more than 5000 marchers IN line,
Camden Forest TAN cedars OF Leb-
anon, will hold one OF tho biggest
Masonic psrades in the history OF
this city next Saturday afternoon.
The event will mark the twenty
first Anniversary OF the founding Of
Camden Forest. No. 6. OF which
Sheriff Edward II. Flagg, Jr.. OF
Burlington county. is tho grand tall
cedar.
Invitations 20 participate in the
event have been accepted by Tren-
ton. Glsssboro. Bridgeton. Atlantic
City. Philadelphia, Salem. Chester.
wilmington and Penn's Grove For
ests.
Bach OF the visiting forests viii
be accompanied by their own bands.
All forests win be accompanied
by a body OF rangers. There will be
competitive drilling by tho rangers
in the Third Regiment Armory fol-
lowing the parade. The bands also
viii contest for prizes In the armory.
one OF the features OF the parade
will be a massed band concert IN
the armory triangle. All the bands
which will total nearly 500 muai-
cians, will assemble and play at the
same time. The parade viii start at
315 p. m.
Congressman Francis #. PAtter-
son, Jr., and Mayor Frank s. Van
Hart will be among the class OF 4e0
who will be initiated at
the ceremonial in the armory in the
evening.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
nrwEs NEWS NOTES.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
LEwEs. oct. 5.-Dr. and Mrs
Sylvester A. Bookhammer, Of At
lanta, Ca. who have been at their
cottage on Lewes Beach for tho past
three months. left for their home
yesterday by automobile.
Samuel X. Smith, OF Washington.
D. c., who has been spending a
couple OF weeks at the Hotel Bel
haven. Rehoboth, has returned
home.
Captain Arthur W. Marshall has
sold his cottage on Lewes Beach
which he occupied this season. 70
Mrs. Richard Reese. Of Whining
ton, who for the past three or four
summers has been renting cottage
on Lewes Beach.
Frederick 3. Stevenson has re-
sumed his duties in the American
Stores Company here, after having
been away on account OF illness Tor
the past nine months.
Miss Ella Brereton, a retired clerk
In the Philadelphia postofioe, for
merry OF this town, was visitor dur
ing the week.
The Ladies' Ala Society OF the
Lewes NJ, u. Church. VIII hold a
bake sale in the store house former
~ occupied by Mrs. Erbertha Bur-
ton, on Second street, next Satur-
day afternoon.
A women's Democratic Club has
been organized in Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
WOMENYS CLUBS
MEET AT ELKT0NI

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Nd. Oct. 5-The East
ern Shore District Federation of
Women's Clubs. is being entertained
today by the Women's Club OF Elk
ton, IN the armory. Luncheon was
served at two o'clock this afternoon.
Among the visitors are Mrs. Lewis
r. Dick, former President of the
Browning Club, OF Philadelphia;
Mrs. Andrew A. Hathaway, of Eas-
ton. President OF the Eastern Shore
Federation; Mrs. Lucia Pym Branch,
associated with the Carnegie Instl-
tute OF Fine Ars, Pittsburgh. Pal
Mrs. Josiah Jones. OF Onley. Mary
land, state Federation vlce-presidentj
Mrs. Benjamin Cohran, Jr., OF Balti-
more. vice-president OF the Woman's
Civic League. and DR.. Richard Bolt.
OF Washington. d. c., director OF
the American Child Hygiene Asso-
ciation-
Evening journal., 1922-10-05
IROAD COP IS
HURT BY FALL
Elkton NJ. E. Church Plans
Chautauqua to Start
October 16
REAL ESTATE OF
]. @. STEELE SOLD
speclal % The Eyeninr journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
BIKroN. Nd. Oct. 4.-Dr. George
T. Anderson, pastor OF the E1lcton
Methodist Episcopal Church. has ar
ranged 20 hold tho ANIMAL church
chautauaus in his church from oo-
tooer 10th TO goth. The following
program has been arranged; Mon
evening. October 16th--"The oity
Beautiful" an impressive His,ori-
cal Pageant. given by local talent;
Music. soprano soloist. Miss Frances
Sheridan; instrumental. Ell1ton High
School Orchestra. Tuesday even
ing, October .f7rh-Address by
Bishop william F. Mcdowell, The
Bible and Life" Music, Whining
ton quartette. Wednesday evening,
October 1sth-Lecture by DR.. Clar-
ence True Wilson, 'John Wilkes
Booth" Mystery story OF American
history; concert by Cecilton band.
Thursday evening. October i9-Lec-
AAA1 " Dfs JOilH NdtlHpInt our
National Destiny" Music by Elk
ton Orchestra. Friday evening, oc-i
.tober 2oth-Concert by the Epworth
League Choir, of Wilmington under
the direction Of Prof. George u.
King.
BY his motorcycles skiddlng while
he was driving along the State road
near Galena. Raymond Eicholtz, OF
the State Motorcycle Police Force.
was thrown from his machine and
seriously cut about the head and
face.
The real estate OF j. Groome
Steele. a grain and coal merchant OF
Chesapeake City. VINO was recently
adjudged a bankrupt. was sold at
public sale at the Court House yes
terday. The 3s2-acre farm. located
near Cayotts Corner was bought by
II. S. ireland. for t15.20o; the wharf
property along Back Greek, In
Chesapeake City. bought by Ralph
Rees. OF that town, for $1,000; resi-
dence on Bohemia avenue, Chesa-
peake City, bought by Omar ID.
Crothers. OF Elkton. for s3s00; dou-l
BILE dwelling at corner OF Charles and
Third street, Chesapeake CITY |
bought by Mrs. c. Verdier. for s105O. !
At a meeting OF the Cecil County
Bar, held in the Court House. resolu-
tions were adopted on the death OF
the late Judge p. B. Hopper, OF Cen
treviile.