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The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
HELP WANTED

Clerks. Young men, women, over II,
desiring government positions, slzo
monthly, write for free list of positions
now open, RAYMOND TERRY, former
Civil Service examiner 300 Continental
Bldg, Washington, d. c. 3wl0
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Doubly Guaranteed

And every part of a Prest-O-Lite
Battery is worthy, in material and
workmanship, of Prest O-Plates.
That is why 81 leading manufac-
turers specify Prest-O-Lite as original
equipment, and "the list is growing
Every Prest -O-Lite is backed by
the regular Prest -O-Lite guaranty,
definite obligation, plus spirit that
says the car owner must be pleased.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
DisheS-==ChairS

and all furnishings from the Carter Res
ia aursnt offered for sale by the piece or in
a lump. An opportunity to get good house
or cottage supplies as desired. Apply to
ORRIN j. DICKEY, Belfast. Me.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
Local Agent Wanted

To sell farms for the Roderick Farm
Agency of Pittsfield. Must know county
well and have auto. Sell on commission
and have office in Belfast. Write me for
details. j. E. MCMICHAEL, Mgr,
2w12 Pittsfield, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
Hatching Eggs

Single Comb Reds, Tompkins Strain.
Fine winter layers of large brown eggs;
81. 90 for Is; Sc. 90 per hundred.
Day old chicks April, May and June
matches, $22 per hundred. 2wl2&
MRS. F. H. HUNT, Thorndike, Me.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

Ivish T. thank the msmbers Of Happy
Valley Chapter Of the Eastern Star for
thoir kindnoos to me the past winter and
aaopocially foe the poet card shower.
MRS. n A. CILLEY.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

At q Probate Court held at Belfast. within and
for the County Of Waldo. in vacation, on the
18th day Of March, A. d. 1922.
Fred W. Ham, administrator Of the estate
of Wimont F. Ham. late Of Jackson, in said
County of Waldo. deceased. having presented
a petition praying that the actual market value
Of the property Of said deceased now in his
hands subject to the payment Of the collateral
inheritance tax. the persons interested in the
succession thereto and the amount of the tax
thereon, may be determined by the Judge of
Probate,
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing q copy OF
this order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Republican Journal, a news
paper published at Belfast. that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast
within and for said County. on the l1th day OF
April. A. d. 1922. at ten of the clock be.
fore noon. and show cause. if any they have
Why the prayer of said petitioner should moi
be granted.
ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge
A true copy, Attest:
CHAs. +. JOHNSON. Register
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
That Tired Feeling

old family medicine Is
just the Thing to Take in Spring
for that tired feeling. loss of appe-
tite. debility. Il is an aH-the-
year-round medicine. wonderfully
effective in the treatment of scrof-
ula. catarrh. rheumatism and run
down after disease conditions.
MY husband has taken HOODS
Sarsa parilla every spring lor
wears. and it always puts him IN
shape. He is So years old. MRS.
n. Campbell. Decatur. III.
A mild laxative. Hoods Pills.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
Children Boarded

Would board and care for one or two
children; good scare. Also board In the
country. Seven miles out. Inquire at the
2wl2* JOURNAL OFFICE.
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WAN

Two ladies to care for an invalid lady
and her cottage in Sheffield, Mass. Ref
erences required and given. State caPa-
bilities and terms. Address
MRS. B. F. O'CONNOR.
ITO Broadway, Flushing, New York
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

"Stop, Look aho CIste"'
It indicates rundown conditions
and means that you must purify
your blood, renew your strength
tome and your power of resist
ance.~ or be in great danger of Sc
rious sickness. the grip, flu. fevers,
contagious and infectious diseases.
Do not make light of it. 1t is
serious. Give it attention al once.
Ask your druggist for HOODS
1 Sarsaparilla. He knows this good
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

XIOUR dressing table
I is incomplete with
out the "Universal'
Electric Curling Iron and
Hair Drier.
Quickly connected to an
ordinary lamp socket 1t
is ready with just the
the correct heat, in a few
seconds. 1t is clean and
safe and will last a life
time.
The aluminium comb,
which slips onto the
iron, makes a most con-
venient hair drier for
use after a shampoo OR
following a swim.
The cost for electricity
is almost nothing-1-3c
per hour.
Central Maine
Power Company
at any of our 32 stores.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank ou, neighbors and
friends for their kindness in our bereave-
ment in the loss of our dear mother and
grandmother.
Mrs G. L. McCorison,
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Eisnor and
family.
MIR. and Mrs, Charles Trundy,
Miss Edna Trundy,
Ira Trundy,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCorison,
Mr. and Mrs Kaskins,
Mrs Pearsons
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

A YOKE OF CATTLE. Weight about
5000 pounds, stall fed, fatted for beef or
fit for work. Apply to
A. S. CROCKETT,
1w12* Saturday Cove, Northport.
The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

Mrs Harold T. Coombs was recently
operated upon at the Tapley hospital and
il making satisfactory recovery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL POINTS
FOR P. |. D. BAT Tie
Cherry and White MoIeskin
Warriors Hope to Show I'M
provement in Next Game.

Regular football IN regular football
weather was the order OF the day a.
Baynard Stadium yesterday. Il was
ideal weather for scrlmmage and the
players were constantly on their toes.
The men were first lined up and di-
vided into two squads, bacl5ileld and
line. respectively. "WiSgie" Stewart
and Captain Stout had charge OF the
line, while Coaches Ashton and Foulk
handled the secondary defense. These
men We're made 20 throw forward
passes and 10 gauge distance. The
backs can heave the ball for any dis
tance. but there is too much height
to their throwing. Herb" White is
perhaps the locals best bet as he
heaves the pigsllln like baseball.
Coach Ashton then got tho Varsity
and scrubs together and each went
through signal practice. The locals
have several new plays and Il proper
ly handled should add a few yards OF
territory for the Cherry and White in
Saturdays contest with 2. 1. d.
The scrimmage was all Varsity
yesterday. They knocked the scrubs
for A. points. while the "B" men
failed TO register a first down. Smith
scored the "A" mems first touchdown
/ by falling on a blocked kick. Bill"
Bowe gathered the majority OF touch
| downs and was still going strong at
tho finish. The only discourag!ng
part of the game was the inability TO
secure the extra counter after touch
down. Out OF seven touchdowns, not
single goal was kicked. This is a
very poor showing and an improve
ment is looked for by Friday.
"Puss" Millikin played halfback
yesterday and displayed a world Of
speed on the offense. The sorreltop
circled the ends. hit the lines a IA
Killenger and L. 1. ID. will have a hard
time Saturday getting Reds" num-
| ber.
The swimmers will probably get In
the big splash In month or so ana
High shoulI be well in front in Father
Neptunes sport.
Won Sickel, we'll known to local mer-
men sports, IS coaching the West Phil
adelphla tank team until a successor
to Coach Anthony has been appointed.
Won Umel. Shepherd. Hessel and Gray
are veterans who will answer the cali
at the Philadelphia school. About 80
swimmers from last years freshman
team will respond to the call.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
DELAWARE SQUAD
SHOWS SOME PUNCH
Backs Plough Through Line and
Team Looks Strong
in Action.
Special Correspondence Every F,venins

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Oct. 19.-Delaware Varsity
had punch In the weekly scrlmmage
against the scrubs yesterday after
noon and the backs ploughed through
the scrubs line or skirted the ends al
most at Will. scoring four or five
louohdowns. The team looked about
the best on offense that It has this
season. The line opened big holes for
tho Varsity backs and demonstrated
in many ways It's great Improvement
in the past two weeks.
Wesgenmann and Steel. the scrub
halfbacks. who are being used on the
Varsity because of Jackson. Elliott
and Mcdonald being out with injuries,
made a hard pair TO stop. Weggen-
mann. a freshman. hit the scrubs line
many times for good gains and gives
Indications OF developing into a
valuable bsckfield man. Steel skirt
ed the ends several times for long
runs and touchdowns.
Captain Jack Williams and Cher
pak. quarterback, got off several sue
cessful forward passes. Cherpak re-
celving the ball. While Elliott and Nc
Donald were both in uniform. Coach
McAvoy did not take a chance OF put
ting them in the scrimmage. There
Will be signal practice this afternoon
for the last time this week and to-
| morrow the squad leaves for Rhode
Island. where they play Rhode Island
State Saturday.
In scrimmage yesterday Kramer
/ was used at centre on the Varsity in
| place OF Donaldson. Donaldson play
/ ed on the scrubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
BARRETT IS winner
OVER JOE T|PLITz
Clifton Heights Batt1er Stages
Real Comeback In Phila-
dslphiA Bout.

PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct Is-Bobby
Bsrreu- the Chiffon Heights boxer,
who fast night ~,aled 1i3 pounds. beat
Joe Tlpllix. 13S. IN one or tho most
eSclting contests over recn I'm the
famous Old Eleventh Street Arena,
being reminder OF the paImy days
or tina. place under the management.
OF tho late-lamcnted Jack Michigan
There was no delsy after the men had
shaken hands. and they began battling
royalty right IN tho ilrst round. Tip
lliz, az usual, started driving blows TO
his opponents ribs and kldneys and
Bobby for a time did no: seem To be
able 10 guard against thcse terrific
punches. Thus they went along till
practically the end OF the round. when
ono OF Bobby's wicked right hand
blown connected with Joe's chin and
TlplitZ went down as II he had been
shot. He fell full on his faco and az
he lay stretched out tho bell rang,
ending the round randemonium broke
loose In the big crowd OF spectators,
and IL took cool headed work on the
part OF tho police 10 handle the cx-
cited fight fans.
Tiplitz was groggy when he came
out for the second round. but by splen-
did ring generalship no managed To-
stall through the first part OF the
round TIL his head cleared, and no
was nil right again. From that time
TIL tho end Of the eighth round the
men fought like two bulldogs, first ono
and then tho other leading. Tipltz
devoted nearly all his attention 10 the
body. while Bobby was wild and lost
many hard swings he made In tho eff
fort to pin another pile driver on Tip
ltz's Jaw. But he never got the right
opportunity. Several times no stag
gered Zip" with punches to tho top
| Of the head In ono hard rally In Bar
| rett's corner In the fourth round. Bob
| by went down under one of Joe's
| savage rushcs Here Bobby looked TO
be weakening. In the NTH, Tiplltz
he,ted Barrett for keeps on the ribs
and stomach and Bobby was forced 10
hold AZ the end ~ the round It look
cd as II Tiplitz would win out
Barrett forced tho fighting I'm tho
sixth and turned tho tide with two or
| three stiff blows that did not quite
| reach the right mark. From then til
| he end Of the bout, Barrett held his
| own. while Joe went weaker as time
| slipped ny. In the seventh Robhy
| dropped Joe to his knees, The eighth
was bitterly fought. and ono Of Bob
| by's drives staggered Tiplitz back
ward half way across tho ring, Con-
sldcring the condition OF Tiplitz whom
ho was carried back to his corner at
| he end az the first round. he must bc
| given credit for coming back and
making the most wonderful uphill
| fight he did many times flghtiug Bar
| rett to a standstill.
II was a very rough contest. all the
rules OF boxing being violated. There
were kidney punches galore and both
! Fighters used their heads for battering
rams. But neither man seemed to
| mind e FOR n while TiplitZ. although
| toulng Barrett often by slamming
| him on tho kidney and boring IN with
his head, claimed couple of times
| that Bobby was hitting low.
There was a delay OF nearly halt an
! hour before the bout started. Phil
| G,assman insisted on having Lew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
GOLDEY CAGE TEAM
. SHOWING RESULTS
Coach Marden's Work Produces
Smooth Workout: Many
Players Out

Goday College basketball caxcrs
hal another hard workout at Old
Svedes this week under mo coaching
OF Coach Oscar Marden and they
shoued the beneficial effects OF the In
struc,lon they received last week. both
IN prac,ica, work and In black
hoard
Waller. who Is an old Grace Church
player vas OUT and pracf'ccd with the
tsarn, al xuarya. and showed some OF
the old time pep fha. mAdc him
va,nablr member of tho Grace quintet
Nspr, who has bccn "A fast forward
was placed n; guard and showed up
pretty wc,l considering tho change In
the position.
After preliminary practice ut pass
ing the ball. Mardsn lined the boys
UP into two teams and sent them at 1t.
There was no attempt 10 keep a score
the idea being to watch the players In
action In particular positions and see
how they showed up-what their
Weaknesses werc and their strong
points. In these preliminary tryouts.
Coach Marden IL not allowing the boys
To dribble the hall except on extra
make tho team alright In the passing
game.
Taken as a whole tho players work
ed fine together and II was a great en-
couragement both TO Marden and TO
Professor Miller. IL Is tho intention
or the management of tho Athletic
Association To have the students at
tend some OF the practices when the
team is working n tritle more smooth
ly and give them the encouragement
that will come from being under tho
eyes of their kecncst critics and also
well wishers.
A schedule OF games is being con-
sidered and there may he some defin-
iie dates fixed this week. There will
be a blackboard talk by Marden to
the team today or tomorrow and an
other practice on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
sMIkE- FIDANCE TO COACH
DIAMOND STATE FIBRE TEAM

The Diamond State Fibre team. one
OF the surprises in local football
circles, made n ten strike when the
management secured the services OF
Mike" Fidance one OF the best quar-
terbacks ever turned out at Delaware
University 10 coach the team for the
rest o: the season.
Coach Fidance would like the fol-
lowing men 10 report al Front and
Union streets tomorrow evening, al
o'clock. Golden. Bernardo. Daley,
Welsh. Ogden. Hayden. Lawry. Co
heen. Plerson. Jones. Gracey. Phillips.
Scott. Auimsn. Williams. Adams. Ken
nedy. Bro2dbent. Reynolds. Stanley,
Schaai and Cunningham.
IL is important that all players be
on hand Friday night as the team
WI journey 10 Swedeland. Pa. on
sunday TO play tho crack team OF
that place. The trip Will be made by
machine and large number OF local
roc,ers are expected 70 accompany the
tsalA1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
MANY DUCK GUNNERS
OUT down STATE
Weather Conditions Not Favor
able for Sportsman; No Big
Bags Reported.

Milford. Oct 1.-THE open s.ason
for shooting ducks on the Uelawars
marsh lands commenced Tuesday os
this week, and since that date tho
shooting grounds have been covered
With gunners Many have visited ihe
marshes around Milford from all sec
tons 6 the State with the Idea Of
bagging some of the game. since tho
opening date the weather has been
fair with very ntile wind. which -
not desirable for duck shooting. and
sportsnen report very little game kill
ed
From present Indications there win
be very few ducks on the feeding
grounds this season. ~ experienced
gunners state that II they ara not
present on tho first day. before any
shooting has taEen place. they viii be
missing that season.
While a few ducks have been killed
this week, no large bags have been re-
ported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS
Salesianum Set for Tomorrow's Battle
With Chester High at Harlan Field

Dolan first put his men through n
half hour of strenuous tackllng exer-
else with the dummy. The boys are
improving great deal IN this par
t!cular phase. A day has not gone by
without giving some time TO tacklIng
the dummy. The Catholic High grid
lronists have learned from Friday s
game the need OF effective tackling
Then lining the players up in regular
formation. Coach Malloy mado them
perform several plays. These plays
were practiced until the boys have a
complete mastery OF them.
The players who were not altogether
familiar with the signals were given
the boys. This was done. because
some OF the players who are not ac-
quainted with the signals may get a
chance to play tomorrow.
The one thing that took UP most
of the time a yesterdays practice was
forward and diagonal passing. The
passes were heaved by Burke and
Lowell, and nolan. McGrath and Reese
nearly every time were At an angle
to receive them.
In tomorrow's fracas Captain Red
Dolan will do the punting. and Will be
used as trIple-threat man in the punt
formations. Captain Dolan will take
up an end position again tomorrow
since his work in the game with New
ark High was very good
frankie" Burke will take up the
fullback positions. lie VIII be big
help In the close formations. The
bacllfield, with Lowell. Reese, Grant
and Burke. VIII aid greatly in halt
ing the attacks OF the Chester High
eleven.
A big body OF students from the
Catholic High will be on hand tC
cheer for their team. The Chester
ties may bring down a load of rooters
as they usually do when they play
| against the Cherry and the White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
STRENUOUS WORKOUTS FOR
PARKSIDE AND ST. MARY'S

Strenuous scrimmage workouts
were in order last evening In both the
Parkside and St. Mary's camps in
preparation for the big game Satur-
day afternoon at Harlan Field, when
the Cats" and ''Parkers" will ham
mer each Others lines in Whining
ton Football Association contest.
Interest in the contest is not con
fined 10 the followers of the contest
ants, but fans from all other sections
of the city are discussing the prob
able outcome. On paper the two
teams are about evenly matched. st.
Mary's lost a game to Defiance and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
CUBS DEFEAT BROwSTOwN
BY ONE.STDFD SCORE

The Cubs football team defeated
Browntown. 40. The brilliant work
Of 2. DObek featured. he getting three
touchdowns and making run ot 80
yards. r. Skipper also featured. r.
Daily featured FOR the losers.
The Cubs VIII practice today al
Delamore Park and Captain Reagan
would Ike the following men 70 re-
port; r Dobek, r Skipper, F. Sween-
sy. !. Golden, c. Skura. J. Grabow-
ski. r. Hazel. J. Rocker. T. Motyniah.
D. Kelley. y. Nedd. p. Tullow. J.
Chandlee. !. Reagan.
Captain Reagan would Ike a game
for Saturday afternoon from any team
from 100 pounds 10 125 pounds. Nd
dress 1l19 Beech street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
pRORAgIE LINEUP

Though tho Saiesianum Catholic
High dropped it's initial contest. It Will
try and redeem Itself tomorrow
against the strong Chester High elev-
en-. The Pennsylvanians are rcd let
ter opponent OF the Eighth and West
Streets school IN every sport, and to-
morrow. when they start off at the
sound of the referees whistle they are
going to do their best to march down
the field for touchdown.
Chester High for years has held
reputation for It's. football team.
though this season the Chcsterites
seem TO have started off in the wrong
way. losing their first game, tleing
their second and winning their third
Chester High has anew line this year,
which, Il is said. Coach Larkin has de-
veloped considerably. since the eleven
last played. The Pennsylvania ag-
gregation is minus the valuable SER
vices OF Bruno, crack all-around ath-
lete, who shone at the Chester High
School in every sport. Bruno. who IS
with =. NJ. C. now. played halfback
last year and was a thorn in the side
OF every opponent that the Chester
High eleven met
With clear sky and snsppy
breeze that put vigor into the play
ers. the Saieslan grldders spent sew
eral hours yesterday. at Harlan Field
praeticing various departments OF the
gridiron pastime. Captain Red
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

Newark. oct 1o--Newark High
football team will 20 70 Elkton to-
morrow to play a return game with
the high school there. on Friday Of
next week, the Delaware City High
School team will play Newark on the
local gridlron. Newark has two
games scheduled with Dover for later
in the season and two pending with
Smyrna,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

Crimson for referee. whlo Jimmy
DougherC demanded that tho club
referee, Lew Bailey. net as third man.
uiassnan took T'paitz out of the
ring and Il liked like no fight. Final
~ both managers agreed to Joe GrE-
~. who handled tough Job most
sstlsfactorily
in the other bouts. Johnny Mealey
won by wide margin from Charley
C"kid'D Murray George Russell
stopped Frankie McManus in four
rounds. Messenger Miller outboxed
Joe Ritchie, whose only punches were
delivered to tho body in the clinches.
In the opening bout Benny Paschall
beat Jimmy Marlno in n six-round en-
counter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

tied Seventh Ward. while the two
games Parkside has played to date,
one a one sided defeat and the other
a direct opposite against an unherald-
ed opponent. cannot be used when a
comparison is made.
Parkside has a slight advantage in
weight. but this Is not thought an
advantage by the Cats" Both teams
last evening. St. Mary's will workout
again tonight at Fourth and Church
at 8 o'clock. while Parkslde Will run
through signal practice tomorrow
evening at Kirkwood Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
Montgomery Wins Again.

Montgomery won the second game
Of the season yesterday afternoon.
when they defeated Fifth Ward. IS to
0.
Montgomery would like to arrange
games with any team from 60 TO 50
pounds. Send challenges 10 Coach
Sisofo. 5l5 West Fourth street, or
phone 46S-R.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
RIFLE AND PISTOL
CLUB HOLD SHOOT
Mcdonald and WaIsen Are High
Men With 13ox15O
Each.

The Wilmington Rife and Pistol
Club held their second weekly indoor
shoot OF the season last night at the
Armory. Sixteen members were pres
ent and some very good scores were
turned in.
Mcdonald and Walsen were high
with l39 each out OF a possible $50.
The new members showed a marked
improvement over their scores OF last
week and with a little more practice
they Will be pushing some OF the older
shots for first honors. The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
"Babe- Ruth's Wife Injured.

Tty Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Oct. 19.-Mrs. Helen
Ruth. wife OF 'Bas,e" Ruth. Yankee
home run star. was slightly injured
today when her husbands racer skid
ded into a tree on Pelham Parkway.
She suffered a minor abrasion Oc me
left hand. Her chauffeur was unin-
jured, and the car only slightly dam
n r-el-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
st. Louis Gets 20 Recruits. :,

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
st. Louis. Oct. 19.-The st. Louis
American League Club has obtained
% players from minor league clubs,
including II pitchers, six infelders.
six outfielders and two catchers. Fif-
teen were purchased and ten recalled.
Figures regarding the purchase prices
have not been announced. but It IS
reported one group OF eight cost $780,
goo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
Defiance Auxiliary Dance.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the De
fiancc Athletic Association, will hold
A masquerade dance for the benefit
ot the football team n Eden Hail.
Thursday evening. October 26. 4 gold
piece Will he awarded for the best
dressed couple and prizes for the
most original.