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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Johnson Sinks Hooks Into
Yanks, Sox for Stating

CHfcAGo. Aug. .s.--Mllier Hug.
~ gins. manager OF the New York
Yankees. was fined 500 and seven
other New York and Chicago players
each fined t.s for ''disxracefui cx.
hibition OF staiiIng~ during the game
with thu White sox hero August ].
II was announced today BY Ban
Johnson. president OF the American
league.
The game was called IN New
York's half Of the firth inning be
cause OF heavy downpour Of rain
With the score TO In favor OF the
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Is SouthpaW's Power Over
Left Hand Batter Bunk?

Manager Milan Of the Washington
club very often uses a shift In his
lineup. according 10 whether the op-
posing pitcher In n right or left.
handler.
In ono OF tho games. In order 20
gain any possible advantage. Man.
Rger Cobb OF Detroit had Ehmkc. n
highlander. work tho first inning
against tho Washington club. Cole.
left-handcr. warmed up In secret
under the Krandssand.
Milan. when he saw that Ehnle
was 10 be tho opposing pitcher. used
all hts ieft.handers In the lineup. Al
the start OF tho second inning, Man.
agcr Cobb sent Cole. his icft.hander.
20 the mound.
II Milan elected 60 use HIS right.
handlers II meant that tho iefi.hnnd.
era he had injected into tho knoup
would have 20 be withdrawn. and be
Of no use during tho rest OF the
game.
Possibly Milan was peevcd at
Cobbs strategy. Anyway. he made
no change In his lineup. In one in.
ming Washington made ak runs off
Cole and won tho game by a lop.sidcd
score.
The following day Cobb selected
Oldham. ieft.hander. 10 work
Manager Milan OF Washington. be.
cause OF the success his left.handcrs
had against Cole. tempted fate and
sent In the same lineup.
Oldham was Knocked out OF the
box IN tho early innings. Daurs, n
right-hander, succeeded him and had
the WashIngtonians at his mercy.
All OF which made me think there
was considerable bunk TO the theory
that ieft-handed hltters are weak
against southpaw pitching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
DOUBLE BILL WITH OAKS And TAKE SERIES
York
Is Sure of
One Flag
Only Unexpected Slump
Can Beat the Giant:
Have Seven-Came LEAD


NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--Hew Yorx
IN IL just about sure Of ono snd
of the world series.
The Giants are coming hons prne.
ticslly "in" ss the National learus
champions.
Two weeks ago McGraw took The
team on the road with lead OF 4
game and a half over tho ~. Loul.
Cards. On the trip the Giants won
nine out Of eleven games. and they
are returning with a mic. lead Of
seven games over the Cubs, who ara
now In second place, with a half.
game lead over the Cards.
The Giants have ~ more games
TO play. % at home and ~ away.
Tho big thing IL that 20 Of the re.
maining games are 20 be played
agains; Brooklyn. Boston and Phila-
deIphia. and McCraw is not the type
OF leader who will ie; his players
settle on their heels.
Either the New York Yanks or
the ~. Louis Browns viii win tho
American league pennant.
Lee Foil and HIS Browns have Il
figured that II they can get back
home for the last stand with in one
game Of the Yanks they viii win
the pennant
Tho Tanks arc now leading By
one-haif game and the Browns cam,
be back farther than a game and
"A half when they 80 back home.
Figuring what the managers Of
both teams had 10 work with all
season and what they have done
with their material. the Browns
seem 10 be slight favorite for the
pennanf.
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Tho six round TIT between Davis
and sacco. at the Arena. a few weeks
ago. was indecisiye and disappolut.
ins. sacco hung on and infought ZOO
much 10 allow much action. and Ia.
Wis failed 20 get his RICH, hand go.
ing. Sacco Is tho smallest member
OF tho Harper Davis-Josepha-sacco
quartet. and IL under n poundags
handicap whenever he mixes with
the other boys.
Numbers OF the local raiibirds have
expressed a hope OF seeing them
rcmatchcd here. Davis f. certain 20
jar sacco 10 hts heels every timc he
connects on the hlngc.piece. but the
youn. guy from Boston has a sfyls
that seems to puzzle the stronger
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
BAMBINO HAS
BEST RECORD

On q game for game basis. Babe
Ruth II the leading horne run hitter
OF the major leagues for the present
season TO date. While Ken williams
Of ths Browns. Roger Hornsby OF
tho Cardinals and Title Walker Of
tho Athletics are leading him. the
Bambino has played IN fewer games
and his ratio per game il higher.
He has an average Of slightly
more than ono circuit bineie for cv-
cry three games he has played: VIII
iiams' ratio In one homer for every
three and one-haif garncs.s while
Hornsby and Walker have made the
grade al rate OF about ono round
trip in four games.
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White Gox.
Manager Gleason Of the Sox a.
legged the New York players stalled
in an effort 20 prolong tho game
until rain forced the umpires to end
the contest.
Others fined were: Bob Meussl
Everett Scott. Waite Hoyt wsily
Sehang OF the Yanks. and Ray
schaik. Bib FaIk and Urban Fsber
Of the Sox.
johnson also announced that .
repetition OF the occurrence would
carry an automatic suspension Of 10
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

I In ono recent series between the
Cubs and the Giants Virgil perform.
ed the feat OF beating the New York.
err In the first and fourth samca.
In tho~ rs Innings he allowed the
worlds champions only two runs and
eight hits. lie won tho first game.
30. with four hits. and the second.
81. with four moro.
With PHI Douxia. already In the
discard and Fred Tonry and Jenms
Barnes growing wrinkles. McGrmw.
like other major league managers. a.
looking for youth.
fIis ATTENTION turned Immediately
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00rtNE the WYNN -
In the afternoon. Buzz Ariest nNn
ehe Tribe so puzzled with his slants
that the hirelinEs OF Jack Aaains
we're forced 20 sccsp, a shutout ana
an even break on the days aesis'
ties. Tho score favored tho nome
cub by 8 20 nothing AZ all.
Both clubs were Off color tn the
yncrning. Not only were the mounds
men Ineffective. but ficiders Of both
clubs cracked nj critical moments.
The afternoon tilt was interesting
until the sixth inning. with Seattle
trailing two runs. But The oaks
scored on two errors. a walk and a
sacrifice. and IN the seventh and
~1ghth boosted tho total 10 Elk taiiies.
solid clouting put over the final
hrnc< q runs In the eighth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Jimmy Rivers. who had such a mo.
ieoric rise in Northwest lightweight
circles, Ia about thru. according to re.
ports from his native village OF TIA
coma His stock took long drop In
Seattle when Pat Williams gave him
a sound trimming IN their 80 down
tho Sound. In his starts here. Riv.
sru showed at his best when his oppo.
nent carried the fight TO him. lie
didn't look 40 fiashy when leading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
RISBERC SUED
FOR DIVORCE

only II ''swede" Risberg. former
shortstop for tho Chicago White sox,
an outcast from organized baseball.
hut II appears likely that no will
soon be barred from matrimony--at
least temporarily. His wife has start.
ed suit against him here for divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
TRIBE SIGNS
BIG PITCHER

Signing OF new righthanded
hnrlcr. Williams by name. who has
won 10 games and lost but four with
tho Bristol club OF tho Appalachian
league this season. h reported by the
Seattle Baseball club. Tho newest
Indian towers n couple Of inches over
six feet In tho air and scales is5
pounds. says Jim Boldt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Discussion as TO whether Tut
jackson. negro heavyweight pugilist,
who II 10 fight Harry Wills nj New
York on Tuesday. is a set-up for the
Black Panther. Jackson claims n
record Of 4s knockouts out OF 40
fights. and looks like real battler,
but some critics think he Is only an
event In the campaign to smoke up"
wins for battle with Champion
Jack Dempsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
GIANTS STILL
SIGN HURLERS

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 2s.--carmen
Hill, righthanded pitcher Of Indian
epoiis. was purchased today by the
New York Giants. He was former
" with Pittsburg and was sus-
pended for playing outlaw ball He
viii join the Giants at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

toward Mr. Cheeves when that indi.
viduai beat him twice In -four days.
Cheeves Is capable OF these iron.
man stunts. He Ia bulit along the
lines OF IA Walsh. which speaks for
itself.
Stueland. living mostly IN the bull.
pen and on tfv bench. broke Into the
National league season with pop.
lie opposed tho 81. Louis Cardinals
In his first same. bea; them so and
strung six strikes around Rogers
Hornaby'n neck the FIRST two times
the leagues premier son OF swat
faced him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Sum mary Runs responslbIe fof--sard.
n<f 4. struck out--By kriett .. ~
Gardner ;. Bases on bsiis-off Gardner
g. off Arieft :. Two-bass hits-Bruosksr.
Lane. knight ?. Gardner, Koshfer. Sac
r5<1ce hiss--wisterxii Schultz. Aristt.
Uoubte play--Chavez TO Gather 20 knight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
ssBRAVES" is
RIGHT NAME!

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 2s.---wal-
Ter Cruise. Boston Brave outficider.
WINS married here yesterday to Miss
LILLIAN Torrey OF Evansville. Ind.
The ceremony took place in the
office OF the Reds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--Jack
Kcarns. manager OF Jack Dempsey,
denied that he had received an offer
OF 100000 to put the champion In
the ring with Jack Johnson In Mex
leo City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Bobby Harper's star IL fading here.
abouis. When the Seattle weifer
opens up and fights. he looks as bril-.
liant as the tower Of Jewels. His
present method Of doing his work
close IN and avoiding the iong.rangc
exchanges would doubtless be effec-
tive over the IS and 2oround routes.
but Il Is wearing on the patience Of
the customers In tho short bouts In
vogue IN this section.
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ortse6.--off sehorr ~. Runs--off aehorr
Z. Kuoa responsible for~-schorr 4. hfsn-
- 4. Struck oat-ry Bfcnfon J. ~
nennrr 4 Bases on bsrls-off Bronfon ..
4nrse- base nts---Schorr Two-bas. hits
1ro~n. Schultz Sacrifice hits wistsrssi.
Uxubaksr. Eldrsd. Double piays--orr 20
nenmpf. schultz 20 Gather. Left On bases
--e<sftls .. Oakland g. Credit victory 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Harvard university is planning 10
give it's freshmen football teams
more intensive training. in the belief
that future varsity clubs will reap
the benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
DUNDEE FIGHTS
FOR HIS TITLE

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--Johnny
Dundee, Junior lightweight cham.
pion. and Pepper Martin. meet here
tonight In a l5-round bout for tho
title.
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can be the next
mayor OF Port.
land ~ the posi-.
ton appeals 20
h I'm IF tn o
Rose City boz.
ing scriles voice
tho sentiments
OF the popuIaeo
IN their remarks
concerning tho
70 cent little
glove joust in
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Tribe Is
Banked in
Afternoon
Buzz Arlettt Hurls Shut
out Ball, After Redmen
Cinch Series in Morning

IKI.ANp. Cal.
Aug es--Nith
Hunky schorr
slightly better
than Herb Rren-
ton. and neither
OF them very
good. In tho
morning game
OF yesterdays
double header.
Seattle noscd
out Oakland. 8
20 6. and marked
up It's fifth win
out Of seven
gam es paiycd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Louis Baihsck. of IN. New York Asn-
iesic club. former national fancy diving
ehamp-n. won the Metropolitan A. A. y.
fe-foct springboard titis by an sysfash
at Trsvers Island. n. r. lie ran up a
leading sccrs 81 1919 point. but his club
mate. n. L. Prime Who represented the
Princs.on university last winter. gave him
a close call with . total % ftf.s points
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Rogers Hornsby
Ties for Homer
Lead With 32nd

YEsTLRDAy's HOME RUN
BITTERS
Hornsby. Cardinals. +; total.
%.
Grimes. Cubs. J.: total. ~.
Young. Giants. /: total. 7.
Mueller, Cardinals. 1: total, O..
Schultz, Cardinals. /: total. q.
HOME RUN LEADERS
Williams. Browns. 80.
Hornsby. Cards. 30.
Walker. Athletics. 81.
Ruth, Yanks. 20.
Holman, Tigers. u.
Williams. Philies. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Miss Frances CLARKE. the rhfis-
deiphis Turnemeinde. has placed 10
her credit her fourth Middle Atlantic
A. A. Z, swimming championship Of
the season she won the 110-ysrd
free ssyie In . minutes n as seconds
- Pitman, n. H., lending home by
five feet her ciuv mate and closest
opponent. Miss Margaret Xavier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
MACK'S AFTER
COLLEGE MAN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. "a
Connie Mack has offered a con-
tract 10 Clyde Merkie. former Penn
State inneider. who has been play.
ing in sernl.pro league.
Al Washington ............ 10 4
Batteries; rilistte. Moore. Olsen. Hoi-
io~sy and woocsii. Mosridse and Char
rity.
No sfhsr sarnes
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A. Ss~ rork--st Louis-Ssv York
rsrns postponed; rain.
The score ~ ". v.
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John Ksiiii. formerly % tho Hsaisni
club. Of Honolulu. ono Of the leading
Hawaiian sprint swimmers. has landed
IN New York. and will represent the
Palace A. c. % consy Island In comps-
tition hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

The Pacific city club. % Pacific City.
Cal. has taken Into Its fold Miss Eleanor
o'Brisn. one OF the speediest msrmsids
Of the section, and her addition 20 the
team Will give the Organization a stsr-
Hing relay quartet, for on the squad are
the Misses Dorothy fAnnssr, Gertrude
Seydsn and Marcel Mckenzie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Tho Spokane Interstate fair will Of.
ficiaiiy open September tLabor Day.
and will continue sir days and nights.
swimming and diving contest viii be
held under the directions Of Herb
Switzerland. swimming cosch OF tho
Spokane Amateur Athletic club. South
eriand has some Of spokane's best aquatic
stars listed on the program, and will.
perhaps havs Louis Happy Kuehn,
Olympic diving champion. on the bill.
Johnny WelsmuIIer. fs-year-oid
human bydropisne. fears only ono
rival for his title ne champion speed
swimmer Of the world.
This is his ie-year-sid brother.
Peter.
While Johnny IL away winning
medals by tho peck, young Pete
stays Mt home In Chicago praeficiDg.
Johnny admits freely that his
Juniors progress alarms him. lie
says he's begged Pete 10 Ego easy"
Tor a yesr or two, 90 that he
yohnny--may remain champion for
Just q little while longer.
No. sir" Pete IL quoted ss having
answered. "rm going To setrha.
Wen keep tho championship In the
family. tho"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

spassed for Brsntcn In nintn-
&Naxtsd for Marriott In rinth-
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REg;Lrs

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II : No o,s.r san..
Evening journal., 1922-08-02
BRIDGEVILLE'S0LDEST
RESIDENT DIES
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
BRIDGEVILLE. Aug ?. - DR..
Ralston J. sudler has recently pur-
chased property on Tillman's
Island. Nd. and with his family ex-
poets 10 leave here in September
DR.. sudler has practiced here for
the past fifteen years. He will con-
tinue his practice az Tillman's Island.
Mrs. Mary Adams. aged So years,
widow OF the late Henry Adams,
died Monday az her home on Market
street after an illness OF few days.
Mrs. Adams was the oldest woman
resident OF Bridgeville. She is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs. Nora
Davis OF Camden. y. j.: two sons.
Man Adams OF Harrington, and Ed
ward Adams OF Brldgevilie. Funeral
services viii be held this afternoon
from her late home. Interment in
Bridgeville cemetery.
Farmers are much alarmed over
the prospects for the tomato and
cantaloupe crop. The vines have
begun 10 blight and the fruit Is fall
ing or before II natures. In many
cases the cantaioupe fields look as
though the crop had been harvested
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Jone. are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF son. named Robert Brad
ford.
Evening journal., 1922-08-02
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS
BANKERS HOLD
ANNUAL BANQUET
,peclnl to mo Evenlna Ionrnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH. Aug. 2.-The stock
holders OF the Sussex Trust Com
pany held their annual banquet at
the Belhaven Hotel yesterday. Those
attending We're r. b. ingram. T. r.
Ingram. II. V. Lyons and Joseph NJ.
Martin. Lewes; o. V. Wootten. II. ID.
Williams and II. V. Hastings. Lau-
rel; Joseph NJ. Lank. Charles G..
NAPLES. Joseph c. Conwell. Milton,
and Joseph l.. Cahall. Georgetown.
A card party will be held al the
Henlopen Hotel on Saturday for the
benefit OF the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Turner OF
Wilmington. have taken a cottage
for August; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Stewart OF Hilisboro. Nd, have
taken cottage for the remainder
OF the season; James Russell OF VIII
mington. has taken the Raymond
cottage on Pennsylvania avenue:
Mrs. James Lindsey OF Memphis
Tenn, has taken a cottage for the
remainder OF the summer: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Candy OF Wilmington.
have taken a cottage for the month
Of August: Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jes-
ter OF Wilmington, have taken a cot
age on Maryland avenue: Henry
Jordan and family have returned 10
wilmington after spending July
here.
Evening journal., 1922-08-02
SAMUEL T. GRAHAM
NAMED CONSTABLE

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Aug. AT yesterdays
session of the Kent County Levy
Court. Samuel T. Graham. OF Ben
ton. was appointed constable for the
Third district.
The county officers report for the
month OF July showed the following
collections: Prothonotary. s2s222:
Register OF Wills. $3.50; Recorder OF
Deeds, ssss; Clerk OF Orphens' Court
and Court OF Ihancery. $3.50; Clerk
OF Peace. s35.5O.
County Engineer Gooden. was Civ
en- instructions 10 build a new bridge
over Tanners branch. connecting the
Fourth and Sixth districts OF Kent
county. The cost will approximate
s1100.
County Treasurer and Tax Receiv-
er John s. Harrington was requested
to make his final report TO the Levy
Court on August 3. for settlement OF
taxes for the year 1921. with the
further instruction that for all taxes
reported not collected by that date.
he will be held responsible.
Evening journal., 1922-08-02
PRODUCE MARKET
Opening PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
fions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelphia
wHEAT-steady No. ?. red winter.
fi.isa12i; do, gariicky. si.os@117.
oArs-steady; No. 2. white. 90
i7hc; No. 2. white. 4sx4slsc.
HAY-ouiet timothy. No 1. $4,000
2too; DO. No. ?. s2i o0G 1900; do. No.
8. sis 50ais5o. sample. sis 5o8156oa
no grade. fii.5di3: clover mixed hay.
light mixed sis5oG 2obo; No. 1. mixed
i750dlS.5O.
CORN-Flrm; export higher. No. =,
Tor export 76q7ec: No. J. 74@7bc; No.
BRAN-steady: soft winter in 100 H.
sacks. s2s.5oa265o; do. spring. s2s.5o0
1850
EGGs-Higher; nearby extra nrsts.
hrsis. 2sisc. do. nrsts 2sG2ic: fancy
selected. packed. 32d33c.
BTTTER-Lower; western creamery,
extra. s5c: nearby prints. fancy. 40
44c
cHEEsE-Firmer ionghorn. 1oH9
2oisc,
TALDow-ouiet; prime city loose.
sac; do. special. sAc; prime country.
iAc; edible in tierces. INC.
DRESSED POULTRY-Quiet; oroil-
crs lower. broillng chickens. nearby,
$50 asc: do. western. a2G3
LIVE POULTRY-Dull spring chick
ems lower. spring chickens, not leg
horns. 23d 3ic. DO. leghorns. 20d25c.
POTATOES-Lower. No. I, per bbl..
$500 LIS. M. /. nearby. per bskt. 80
Qsoc; No. ?. do. lOdaoc.
Evening journal., 1922-08-02
station AGENT
IS STRANSFERRED
Lawrence Sipple Is Moved
From Redden to Ellen
dale
GIVE MINISTER'S
MONTHS VACATION

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Aug. LAW
renee Sipple. who for many months
has been stationed at Redden, four
miles north OF here, as passenger
and freight agent, has been trans
ferred to Glendale. where he will
succeed David NJ. Donovan. who for
many years has held a similar posi-
ton at that place. Mr.. Donovan has
been placed on the retired list
Miss Anime Spry and Master John
Spry. OF Centreville. Nd. and Miss
Grace Burns and Miss Mcintosh, of
Wilmington. are guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. Charles W. spry. at the
Georgetown NJ. E. Circuit parson-
age.
A months vacation has been
granted by the congregations OF st.
Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church
10 the Rev. Samuel ID. Van Loan;
Wesley NJ. f. Church to the Rev.
John l.. Sparklin and First Presby-
terian Church to the Rev. william
Gibson. The Rev. Charles w. Spry.
pastor OF the Georgetown Methodist
Church Circuit. also has
been given a vacation for the month
of August.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
NJ. Conoway. widow Of John II. Con-
oway, Broadkiln District. whose
death occurred on Monday at the
age OF 81 years, will take place this
afternoon in the Milton NJ. p.
Church. Burial will be made in
Milton NJ. f. Cemetery.
Authorities are on the lookout for
the thief who entered the garage
Of the Georgetown Auto Company on
Sunday night and stole a Ford coupe.
A clue has been obtained, II Is said.
and officers have been notified to
be on the lookout for Negro who
has disappeared from this section
within the past two days.
Evening journal., 1922-08-02
ELECTRIC STORM
SEVERE AT DOVER

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Aug During a severe
rain and electrical storm yesterday
afternoon considerable hail fell,
some as large as hickory nuts. The
lightning was unusually severe A
telephone pole near the Freeman
barber shop was struck. the light
ming running down the pole along
the wires for some distance and then
into the ground.
At the Helm drug store lightning
played around the scales and cash
register and the clerk, Edgar Short.
al first thought the cash register was
on FIRE. Short had a narrow escape
himself Just prior 20 a heavy
electrical display. Short had a bunch
OF keys in his hand. He felt a
singing sensation and on looking
al his hand found that in the palm
OF the hand. he had been burned evil
IDENTIFY by the lightning coming in
contact with the keys.
Evening journal., 1922-08-02

My son. there Is no place like the
home where the Want Ads are free
ly used-Adv.