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Middletown transcript., 1914-12-19
TO THE
Ladies and Gentlemen
AZ MiAAIefnu,n and Vicinity
oi Middletown and Vicinity

81 Mlu0letoWn an0 NtSlny
Who are about TO invest in a Fall
aud Winter Tailor-made Suit or
That we cNn promise Tailor-made Suits
Or Oyercoati for the same money It
would cost 70 buy ready made, because
We make It ourselves and make 1t direct
"a the wearer with but one profit added
b the cost Of production. That every
carmen. made by Nj. Berg, East MAN
street., AIiddletown, Del, is up to the
at tick Of the clock in style. And 10
Tuaranteed for satisfactory service.
MAT anyone can have his or her money
refunded for any garment that doesn I
turn out right. Stop In and see our
Beautiful Fall and Winter Ssmpies'
s1,Aranteed to be ell pure wool.
Call and be convinced.
M. BERG
AiddIstOwn, Delaware
Middletown transcript., 1914-12-19

he good. Take tpe win for the deed.
good Lord. Strike not my unworthy
name of the ron call Of the n0oA
ana victorious army. which Is tre
blessed company Of all faithful peol'ie;
and let me, too. be found written 10
the Book Of Life; even though ! stand
the lowest and last upon its list.
Amen.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

dante aceite. Sc tiene en- ell hor-
no a fuego lento durante una no.
ra y Sc sirve.
CamaroneS en- cOrtadillO de
huevo. -Remojados los camaro-
mes desde ell dia anterior yquita-
das las cabezas, colas Y pies Sc
lavran bien en- dos 9 tres aguas,
Sc coceran sin sal, Sc volveran a
limpiar de todos los pellejos que
les quedan, y Sc freiran en- man.
teca con chiles anchos remojados
y molidos con ajos: asi que esten
Sc echan en- ell frito los camaro-
Ees. ell aqua en- que Sc cocieron,
sal y huevos medic batidos, mo-
viendolos seguido cuando Sc e.
chen para que no Sc hagan bolas.
Despues que han hervido bien,
deben quedar en- un caldo nj es-
peso nj aguado. Sc les agregan
papas cocidas en- trocitos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
No divide Va.

Hoy sabado "a a las 8 p. m.
tendra verificativo ell bale que a
benefcio de la Sra. Rosa 0. de
Lopez ha organizado un crecido
n1mero de sus amistades en- ell
salon "Circolo Filarmonico TIA
liano," situado en- la esquina de
las GALES Stockton y Green. Con-
curra Vd. y a la vez que pase un
ratio contento ayudara a la bene-
fciadada.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Empieza la evacuation
de veracruz por las
fuerZaS americanaS

WASHINGTON, Octubre 20. Ell
buque de guerra North Dakota
sali6 aver del puerto de Veracruz
llevando a bordo una compania
de marinos del "a para ell puer-
to Guantanamo, Cuba, Y Sc espe-
ra que pronto salgan mas en- d.
ferentes buques que han recibi-
do orden de tocar Veracruz.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Sc deSea saber.

Sc suplica atentamente a la
persona que conozca ell paradero
de la Srita. Epifania Gallegos,
originaria de MatiaS Romero, Ju-
chitan, OaXaca, Mex, Sc sirva
pasar al Consulate Mexicano,
Gale California No. 519, por Gu
va information sc lie remunerara
debidamente.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
j. c.
6rnrrrta Espailnla

Pimenton, Aceite Olivia, Chorizos
Tr~eviiano, Ansulas en- AceIte,
CaIamares en- su Tinta, Sardinas en-
Acsite, Anchoas on SaImuera etc.
.VINOS iMPORTADOS
M~anzaniIIa. AmontiIiado PaIIdo,
Pedro Jimenez, MoscateI Viejo, Rioja
Ciarete y 6lanco, Oien, Anis Ma
yorca y Anis Escarchado.
Cognac Sanchez Romate hnos. 3
Coronas y Extra Superior
1928 Montgomery ST.
TeIefono Douglas 3161.
Sc sirvea DomiciIio
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

retraimiento. La razon Official ha
sido la de caj6n en- todos los ca
SOS analogos, LAS circunstan-
cias anomalies que Sc atraviesan
en- estos momentos," las cuales,
sin embargo, no han impedido a
otras naciones europeas mas d.
rectamente infuidas por la que
IRA actual, como Holanda, No
ruega, Suecia. Dinamarca, TIA
liza y probablemente la misma
Francia, velar por sus propios
intereses mercantiles, hacienda
Sc preSentes en- San Francisco,
con menor obligation historical y
menos a%premiante necesidad de
interes commercial que Espana
misma, que, con justa raz0n Pc
70 con desmedrado empeno. cla-
ma por sus legitimOs derechos,
va legendarios solamente, de Ma
DIRE Patria y descubridora de A
merica.
Y fue Espana realmente no So
lamente descubridora de Califor-
MIA, sine civilizadora Y propulso-
ra de la prosperidad exceptional
de esta region, que guarda por
todas parties imperecederos re-
cuerdos de espanolismo, que
nuestro Gobierno desconoce 6
fnge desconocer y Sc empena en-
borrar tan solamente por nues-
ira atavica y fatal indiferencia,
rayana en- ell suicida musulman
quietismo.
Y 81 alguno de los que me lean
cree que exajero en- este de nues-
ira perenne y suicida apatia, no
me tache de ma patricia 81 lie
hago saber que, en- los momen-
tvs actuales, en- que tOdas las ma
clones no bellgerantes Sc estan
aprovechando de las circunstan-
cias que imposibilitan ell trafco
mercantil con elias, va suplan-
tandolas en- servir las demands
de otros paises, va surtiendolas
de cuanto, en- tan enormes pro-
porciones, estan necesitando;
segun leo en- los periodicos de
Espana, los labradores y horte-
lanos de la costa del M%editerra-
neo Sc lamentan de falta de bu-
ques para exportar sus frutas Y
sus verduras, mientras los arma-
dores del Cantabrlco Sc quejan
de falta de hetes Y amarran sus
barcOS.
Pare V. la jaca. querido y
finO amigo: va Sc 10 que va V. a
objetarme, que ha lefdo V. que
ACADIA de establecerse una nueva
Inca de vapores correos entire
Bilbao Y Southampton. Muy
cierto, pero habra V. visto que
ha sido a iniciativa del Gobierno
ingles.
% Octubre 1914.
N. Orestes Guile.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Matrimonial.

Ell Domingo a del presente, Sc
efectu0 ell matrimonio de nues-
tro apreciable amigo Sr. Manuel
F.. Fernandez con la bella seno-
rita Maria Campos.
Deseamos a la distinguida pa
reja eterna luna de miel.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
I'M PORTANTE

Solicito trabajo en- rancho de
agriculture 9 de crianza de ami
males; soy experto en- ambos ra-
mos. Direction; La Cr6nica'
1853 Powell St. San Francisco.
j.. GARCIA.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

Sc encuentra enfermo nueStro
estimado amigo Silverio Ferret
ra. Ell Sr. Ferreira. es miembro
de la Sociedad Peruana Y 10 a.
tiende ell medico Official de la So
ciedad,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
N. Orestes Guile

Los tres piedras ofrecen a la
ColOnia grandiosa musica para
bales y serenatas.
lie. Scott place S. F.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
PLATO DEL Ola

Bacalao al horno. -Tengase en-
remojo durante ocho horas unos
trozos de bacalao grueso superior,
quiteseles ell p~ellejo Y raspas Y
haganse lengiietas delgadas. Sc
engrasa con aceite frfo ell fOndo
de una tartera Y Sc colocan en- e.
liza los trozon del pescado escalo-
nados.
Cubierta la Ultima capa con
pan rallado y un POGO de perejil
muy picado, Sc rocia con abun-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Espaha Sc queda en- Casa
[viene de la la. pa ginal

ST tOda expOsic on universe
merece ser estudiada con ell punto
de partida para nuevos intercam-
bios internacionales, por vir-
tud del conocimiento adquirido
de productos nuevos de otros pal
ses y la comparaci0n speculative
de precios y facilidades de trafico;
la Exposition de San Francisco
reviste primordial i%mportancia
primeramante para 10 que al CO.
mercio de Importation y expor-
taci6n de la America Latina Sc
refiere, 10 cual en- manera alguna
pnede ser lndiferente a Espana,
a cuyo comercio y navigation
exterior afecta de una manera
vital.
Ell Canal de Panama, con su
iona anexa de propiedad exclu-
silva de los Estados Unidos del
Norte America, tiene para estos
una importancia estrategica blen
ostensible, que no ha menester
demonstration y constituye un
puesto avanzado hacia las repu-
blicas ibero-americanas, 9 sea Ell
Continente Centre y Sudamerl-
cano por complete, las americas
todas. con la lave del comerclo
interoceanico bien preparada, de-
fendida y pertrechada de un mo-
do verdaderamente formidable.
Toda Ia IONA del Canal princl-
palmente sus dos puertos extre-
mos. con las ciudades que en- ellos
radican, han de convertlrse en-
verdaderos emporios mercantlles
de cuya proximidsd han de apro-
vecharse, en- primer termlno to-
das las ~rep1blicas que hoy Sc sur
ten de Europa y a ella mandan
sus productos. Y han de apro-
vecharse en- ell doble sentldo de
su comercio con ell resto del mum
do Y en- sus %reciprocas relaclones
mercantiles.
En- su concrete con ell resto del
mundo han de hallar todas elias
incorporates ~ventaJas de pro-
ximidad para fomentar sus inter-
cambios con los Estados Unldos
del Norte, ash para sus lmporta-
clones como para su exportaclon,
aprovechandose de la natural
consecuencia del cambio de rutas
en- ventaja de America mlSma,
que ha de ser ell inicio de una
gran competencia con ell conner
clio europeo, en- cuya lucha, que
empieza va a dibujarse con toda
claridad en- ell horizonte de los
negocios del porvenir, Espana Sc
va exponiendo a verse suprimida
por su propio y NAL aconsejado
retraimiento; cuando per ell con-
trario en- esos nuevos rumbos po-
dria evidentemente hallar gran
des facilidades y pingues benefi-
clos para sus intereses prOduc-
torres.
Mas para clio Sc imponia, en-
primer lugar, no solamente su
presencia Official en- la gran cele-
braci6n de 1915, sin6 ell despite
que de una muestra ostentosa de
sus productos y de sus posibili-
dades, de sus adelantos y de sus
recursos, de su horeciente indus
tria Y de sus riquezas inexplota-
das. una mueStra cOmpleta de
anuncio y de attraction, que hui
biese servido de OCCASION para es-
tablecer nuevos campOS de utili-
dad para los Expenditures del
mundo entero Y sobre TODD para
los de este gran pals, dispuestos
siempre a emplear sus capita
les y su actividad donde quiera
que Sc les ofrezca segura OCCASION
de legitimo lucro.
PERO.... Y va ell ultimo pero,
los que oficialmente tienen obi
gaci6n de entenderlo mejor, han
pensado de otra manera y Espa-
ma dejara de tomar parte en- la
mas solemne y grandiosa mani
festacion de la conquista del
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Nnrtr hr Eutn.

Una historic de quebranto.
De una mujer los despojos;
un hombre de cuyos ojos
mana un mar de amargo llanto,
Y un nino que duerme en- tanto,
como una flor entire abrojos.
De la mesa en- una esquina,
Sc eXtremece y titubea
cual ojo que parpadea
una lampara mezquina
que en- la eStancia que ilumina
su debil luz alardea.
Y a sus refejos Sc We
un hombre en- loca passion,
cual cuerpo sin coraz6n
sin esperanto y sin fe,
llorando solo y en- pie,
ST extrema desolaci6n.
Erguido, en- llanto deshecho,
sin consolation niguna,
maldiciendo su fortuna
slente un volcan en- ell pecho.
iDuerme la madre en- ell lecho
Y duerme ell nino en- la cuna!
Ell hombre con torvo ceno,
fjando SUI vista incierta
sobre ell lecho iinerte! imuerta!
mira a la que fue su dueno.
Durmiendo Ell uItimo sueno
del que nunca Sc despierta!
NADIA al nino lie importuna;
duerme ell Undo querubin
cual la flor en- ell jardfn
bahada en- rayos de luna.
Estremeciendo la cuna
ell nino despierta al fin.
Nj en- una cuna de sandalo
durmiera hasta la manana!....
Despierta de mala CANA
aquel inocente vandalo
Y llora armando un escandalo
que ell gran silencio profana.
Llora y grita con dOlor
en- su f1ria angelical;
busca, en- vano por su NAL,
ansioso de luz Y amor
ell recondito calor
del carino maternal.
IQue extrano que sangre sude
como un leon moribundo
ell padre?.. Meditabundo,
su augusta horrenda sacude,
s0licito al nino acude:
deja un mundo va a otro mundo.
Sc alicia en- su pena fuerte
de aquella muerta querida,
con ell alma dolorida
llorando su fatal suerte -.
deja ell mundo de la muerte
por ell mundo de la vida.
~ aqui la amarga comedia!...
Mientras que ell pequeno llora,
canta ell padre que lie adora,
domino ell NAL que lie asedia
y llega hasta la trajedia
la comedia aterradora.
Aquel cuerpo deleznable
en- brazos del hombre fuerte,
no llora va Use diviertei
Hizo al padre hurano, amable,
y es ell puente formidable
entire la vida Y la muerte.
Aunque ell dolor lie taladre,
la faz de rosa y amino
contempla de aquel carino
y aunque ell reir no les cuadre
ell nino lie RE al padre
y ell padre lie RE al nino.
Tito Encan.
(Continuara)
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
PerSonaIeS.

Ell Sr. DIR. j. r. Galan sali6
para ell puerto de Mazatlan. Lo
llevan asuntos de su profession.
Sc deseamos felfz viajey prom
to regreso,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
KALtHI oRPHANAGE IS =.
IN NEED OF MORE FUNDS

The sisters in charge of the Kalihi
orphanage are in need of help to main
tain their orphanaga, and, if possible,
take IN more members. Every day the
sisters hear of needy cases and feel
keenly their inability to care for more
children, but as it is they are doing
more than could be reasonably expect.
ed of them. To, relieve the situation
somewhat and give the sisters little
working capital, the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society, is giving a daHcatessen
sale tomorrow from 8 until 5 O'Clock
and it is the earnest wish of the soci-
ETY. that every one who has the well
fare of the orphan at heart will at
tend. The. prices for everything are
average, no exorbitant rates will be
charged for anything, therefore those
who patroniZe the sale will get de-
licious, hOma-cOoked viands for the
, same rate as they ordinarily pay for
store goods. If citizens could only see
these poor little mites as they are
brought to the home, half-Starved,
emaciated, neglected little creatures
often N most deplorably filthy
state and then see them few days
later happy, well-fed and above all
clean, it would cause the most stony
hearted to loosen his purse strings
and give freely for this worthy cause.
The ladies in charge OF the sale are
not asking for charity: one gets full
equivalent for every cent one spends
and more.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
CHILDREN HATE OIL,
CAL0MEL AND PILLS
california Syrup of Figs" best for
tender stomach, liver, bowels
tastes delicious.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
how you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form Of
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is we'll
.ounded. Their tender little 'insides'
are injured by them.
If your cnIid's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
clOus california Syrup of Figs" It's
action is pos.,Ive, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that it never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach, ana that teaspoonful
given today saves sick child tomor'
row.
Ask your druggist for 50-eent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly en- each bottle. Beware OF
counterfeits sold here. See that It il
made by California Fig Syrup Com
pany.. Refuse any other kind with
contempt--adyertisement-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
I. N. {. A. WATER
ARTISTS HARD At
WORK FOR MEET

The Y. NJ. c. A. boys are practiC-
ing daily for the swimming meet to-
morrow afternoon. A number of the
stars of the recent Grammar School
meet are again out after the ribbons.
H. Harvey, winner of the 20 yards, w.
Rowatt, winner of the 40 yards and
D. Pratt, the long-distance plunger,
are among the entries.
The Wellington Club. has strong
lineup of speed artists and are con-
fident of carrying off the honOrs in
Division A. The Decker brothers,
Boyd brothers, v Kahn, J. Tseu. J.
Carvalho and n. Robinson are all in
trim for the meet. The Kams will
be represented by D. Bent, H. Will
liams, Allen Roach, P. Waikiki and
B. Hosea. The WashingtOns have fig
ured out that w. Wong will place in
the three events in which he is enter
ed. The mainstay of the Magellans
is F. Franks The Giants are enter
ing a team with H. Brundags and Ar
thur Roach as the star performers. w.
kanakanui and a few others enter un-
attached.
In the Division B races, the Peters
have the largest number of. entries
and expect to hang up the pennant in
their club room. c. Kalilikane, w.
Ahuna, w Rowatt, A. Melin and l.
Rodrick represent this organization
in the speed trials. The Shermans
have two good swimmers in J. Frank
lin and NJ. Smith. The Tamerlanes
look to Chun Tim and Bun Ng. to an
nov SOmo of tho ribbons a Norpnn
is the hope CT the Lees. Among the
unattached IN this class are-H Har
vey and D. CroZier.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
RALPHS. HOSMER
TOBECOME PROF
At CORNELL u.

Ralph s. Ho5r1ier has rendered to
the board of agriculture and forestry
bis resignation as territorial forester,
to take effect September /, and will
leave for the mainland within the next
five months to take the position of
head of the school of forestry of Cor
hell university. Mr., Hosmsr's resfg-
nation is absolute, and will undoubt-
eddy be accepted by the board.
Mr.. Hosmer was graduated from
Harvard in 1894 with the degree Of
bachelor Of agricultural science, and
two years later was appointed as as
sistant in the division of soils of the
United States department of agrtcul-
ture. In 1902 he received the degree
of master of forestry from the Yale
Forest School, and in 1903,s upon the
recommendation OF Clifford Pfnchot,
was appointed superintendent of for
estry for the territory of Hawaii. The
records of his II years of work in the
territory formed the basis from which
he was selected to head the Cornell
forest school by the board of trustees
of the eastern institution. Aside from
being territorial forester, Mr.. HosmeT
was made chairman of the territorial
conservation commission by Governor
lege of Hawaii. He has represented
the territory at many national con-
Ventions where matters Of irrigation,
forestry and conservation were dis
cuSSed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
SPLENDID PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
J. BERETANIA PLAYGROUND BENEFIT

been gladly given without charge; the
films are presented to9the committee
for tonight's showing with no pay
Tnent expected-every person has real
lied the Importance ofIthis cause and
the necessity Of helping it and has
done everything in his or her power to
make it a success.
Now let the general public help too,
by just buying seats and coming to
enjoy a splendid performance-realiz-
ing all the while that every Jenny
spent for tonight's tickets will mean
hours of enjoyment for some child at
the Beretania Playground.
The committee in charge of the en-.
tertainment is Mrs. F. E. Steere, Mrs
L. A. Thurston. Mrs. w, d. Adams,
Mrs. R. r. Reidford. Mrs. H. M. Alex
ander, Mrs. L. c! Ables;, stage man
ager, w. D. Adams. .-.+
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
All Proceeds from Performance
of Tonight at Ye Liberty
VIII Benefit Children

Everything is ready for the big spe-
cial Entertainment tonight. at Ye Lib
erty theater, A program of more than
twelve interesting numbers has been
arranged, and it is believed no per-
son in the entire audience can go
away displeasedl with what he will
have seen and listened to. ~ 4 .....@,~
And every penny of the receipts will
be utilized. for the benefit Sof the hun
dreds of children whose only summer
vacation, whose only hours of recrea-
ton and play, will be spent at the
Beretania Playground. Everyone has
donated services free; the theater has
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05
Seats in Street Cars?

An interesting feature zof modern
stree tear design is the almost frenzied
effort which some builders are making
D get seats into every nook and
Granny. Once upon time the designer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05

right thing. Then the increasing
length of rides and higher accelera-
ton gradually led to various combin-
atoms of cross seats and corner stats
find seats on the front platform
as master of course. while
several companies have also placed
benches. on one side of the rear plat
form. 1t has even been proposed to
install a platform seat in front of the
conductors collection stand. Some
center-entrance cars shows a still
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05

Alvey A. Adee, second assistant sec
rotary Of state, has sailed for France,
through which he will make a six
weeks bicycle trip.
Only American citizens are to pilot
vessels through the Panama Canal
under rules laid down by Colonel Goe
thals. Applicants must be under 4E
years and held masters licenses.
The senate committee on pensions
ordered a favorable report on the bill
passed by the House providing for
pensions to the widows of soldiers of
fhe Snaniah.A nseripaif War AID = n,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-05

more intensive use OF seats, Thus in
one case a seat actually Is placed at
the head of each cross-seat aisle d..
reetly in trent OF the circular seat at
TIE end of the car, This evident desire
to seat as many riders as possible Is
certainly praiseworthy but. after all,
cars will have to be designed for easy
passengers movement during rush
hours until the milIennial seats for
everybody era. = Electric Railway
Journal.
Evening journal., 1914-07-20
AsSArLT CAsEs GO OWE.

In City Court today William Noyes
pleaded guilty to the charge of as
sault and battery on Harry w Mink
er. Noyes was represented by James
Salisbury, who obtained a continu-
ance for his client until Friday
morning
Charles Edwards. who was charged
with assault and battery on William
Y. Miner. was granted a continu-
ance until Wednesday morning.
George Kreiger was held in $5Ou
bail as witness to appear at the
upper court as the prosecuting wit
ness against John Nah. Kreiger Is
wanted in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1914-07-20

The Fort DUPONT soldiers carried off
Inc Sunday Star trophy at the Irish
american meet, by trimming the All
Stars, . 70 g.
The Chicks are five full games behind
Harrisburg.
Jimmy Sharpe is hitting and fielding
IN the best form of his career
Tex Meyers continues to lead the
lud Hens with the war club.
Red McKenno is hitting in the 800
class.
Center Fielder Riley of Christians,
banged out home run of Pitcher
Caswell on Saturday
Lest We forget. the principal game
OF the year is scheduled at Union street
grounds on Thursday. The All Star
local team, with a Chick battery will
meet with the Chinese University Club.
Might ne well let Bancroft have that
All-Wilmington League trophy.