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Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
BRIDGEVILLE.
Large StraMberrY Crop.

The strawberry crop for 1916 will
be larger than that of last season. be-
cause of the increased acreage set to
berries. and should the weather be
favorable possibly a record crop will
be grown. Bridgeville is the largest
shipping station for strawberries in
the United States, and the quality of
the fruit is largely responsible for
the fact. Berry crates will be the
only trouble outside of people to pick
the berries, which will worry the
growers, as all the berries at Bridge
vile are sold to the fruit brokers at
the station. and the grower has no
worry other than the daily market
brings him.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
WILLIAMsvILLE.

There will be services at Williamsviiie
and Milford Neck Churches May 21st as
follows Williamsyille, Sunday School
at $50; preaching 1870 a. nj. Milford
Neck, Sunday School 2 o'clock; preach
ing p. III. Each of these seivices are
to be followed by class meeting; these
meetings are very inspiring Hope as
many as can will come out for them,
they will do you good.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
Dry Goods Department.

Sl.OO Shirt Waist, Wed. Price. e.. .19e
l5c Ticking in Remnants Wed. SIC
$500 Corsets. Wed. price. .$1.sS
i5c Lawn, Wed. price. .........9hc
Sl.OO White Emb. Flouncing, Wed. 69c
S1.OO Shirt Waist, Wed. ....l. .79c
z9c Hose, Wed. ...................1 .19c
l21ac Percale, Wed. price. SIC
25c Madras, Wed. price. .....i .isc
&c Toweling Crash. Wed. price. .4c
$500 Dresses ...... s1 an
Zoe Colgates Talcum Powder lie
l5c Gauze Vest, Wed. price. lie
y. so Couch cover. Wed. price. csc
$1,000 Coat Suit, Wed. price. .s12.5o
$500 Coat, Wed. price. 49,. .S11.0O
Furniture Department.
$500 Rocking Chair, Wed 81 OK
S3:75 Mating Rug. Wed. price. $500
Sl5.OO Mattress, Wed. price .SiOO0
$3.50 Enamel Bed, Wed. price. $3.50
$3.50 Dining Chair, wed. price. $500
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
Smallpox Scare Has Now Passed.

The Board of Health deserves cred
il for handling the smallpox situation
for Bridgeville as it has. There were
two cases among the negro population
in a suburb Of Bridgeville. As soon
as the cases developed all the amuse-
ment places we're closed and all vac
cinated against the disease. The
quarantine has been lifted on the
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

amusement places and the danger has
passed. At first the fruit growers
were alarmed. thinking that the berry
pickCrs would be afraid to come to
Bridgeville, but this is entirely elm
mated now. Strawberries will be
coming 10 market this next week in
immense quantities.
VIII Have Course Of Entertainments.
The Women's Tuesday Night Club
will arrange for course of lyceum
entertainments for this coming fall,
which will afford not only entertain
ment but they will be educational as
well along literary lines. The ladies
received $l3S last week for the new
hall fund.
Better Streets and Highways.
The approaches to Bridgeville have
been improved considerable in the
past few years but streets of the town
have been greatly benefited this
spring by the Town Council having
the roadways either plowed and then
rounded over with the rOadmaking
machinery or filled in with stone
where needed. This has made riding
over the streets of Bridgeville more
pleasant and the dust will be lessen
ed. Keep the split log drags going
over the roads leading into Bridge
vile and the country about the town
will be benefited and be far more
comfortable for the people to drive
over with loads of berries and fruit
as well as for pleasure.
Adds High School Grade.
Owing to the fact that the School
Board of the Bridgeville schools has
added another grade this year to the
high school, there will be no COM
mencement exercises or graduating
class this year. The schools will
close today, Friday, May 18th.
lee Plant Makes improvement
The Bridgeville Ice Plant has pur-
chased a high power dynamo to fur
nish current for a motor which will
run an endless chain along an ele-
waited platform to convey ice to the
refrigerator cars. This, when COM
pleted will enable the company to ice
cars with much less labor than form
erly and at a great saving of time.
Miss Mary Burford is spending the
week with her parents at Laurel
Mrs. Dram Wiley has returned to !
her home after spending a few days /
in Wilmington.
Miss Ruth Ellis is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Ellis, of Laurel.
Gardner Calhoon, Of Greenwood, Z
was a Bridgeville visitor this week.
Mrs. Charles Spence. Miss Mabel
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

Materials offer choice from hghsade Bacand~hhe novelty checks
black shades gabardne and
Many Are Richly Combined With Ta SR0@s
or Display Various Chic Oigi1aFt% in Cut or in Trimming
Also the youthful dsem
Truly sufficient peasee very and need
S1A m For These Fine Looking IaOad Comparable With the
19oJU Best That Regularly Sell Anywhere for SIS $3.50
The sun., 1916-05-02
THE CURB MARKET.
Strength and Activity IN Outside
Trading.

Strength and activity marked tn. trading
in the outside market yesterday spccialties
were the crntre of attraction. feature OF
high records by some Of the issues in thu.
group. Standard share. displayed a strong
tone early tn tho day. but toward the close
Despite the fact that there has been no
Mercantile Marine common and preferred
teached ~. while the other issus ehansed
nrnds s,H,,n. y hish ssSmpassd Nth s"urdas'
which under active manipulation was carried
TO ?o2. a high record and a net improvement
point. The oGx seaed point,
md bettered us price point, or so. while
Cuba Cane SUGAR common. after carly -x
hibiting strength. developed a reac,ionary
tendency. closing with fractional loss on the
day
ON the announcement that the COMPANY
barrels of oil METROPOLITAN Petroleum was
in good demand. Under heavy buying the
stock 81 sold at q, new hi;h Tor the current current
with sales a, %. with a fractional recession
in the late transactions Atlantic. Gulf
and we', Indies share. moved w el somewha,.
Car Lash, and Power. Aiax Rubber and
Oklahoma Producing and Refining
There were no important changes among
actions were of fairly sood volume. Bonds
were active and generally steady. with the
exception OF Cuban Nor gage IS series N !"
from the cose OF las, week
silver stocks asain led the metal shares.
",n ,Spt.s'nnr .r9nE ,n t"snr, ,,,u-r o,srr rs
Mckinley Darragh, Tonopsh Extension. Ray
Hercules and Tonorah Belmont Butte Con.
per and Z,nc and Cerro de pa-Hc % rnIed fra
sion moved up and down within a narrow
range closin. with a gam of .
The sun., 1916-05-02
Consolidated ExrI,augc.

Reading. in IN" la'r d"al!ngs Oh tho
Consolidated Stock ENrhanso yesterday,
advanced to a high of s9S. l. closed a,
SH'., net advance for IN" day of -.
points Earlier in the session II had SOLD
AS low as sh!l. after opening at ~.
McrC1ntilu Marina preferred opened at
VS., which VAS y. points ahoN" It's clos.
inS prics '.' saturday. rhis vas its lowrst
u high Of gN. Then under realizing saIoa
1t reacted SHARPLY. II closed a, ~, Tho
common opened ~ - + of a point nhovn
ih"n rus" to "aSs II closed. hoNcycr, al
:'"s. Nor" than 1900" shares Of IN. prr-
f'rr"d and common changed hands A,tsr
ON carly dip tho stocks with Mr\Icau AZ
fliat!ons advanced sharply. Smelting sold
al par arier opening AZ a. down - or "A
point from saturday, hut IT closed at sss.
"p"nmg AZ ass, which VAS =. "f 4 point
under Saturdays closing 1t rIosvl ~ oy3,
The sun., 1916-05-02

and ramie. and on medicinal preparations
manufactured by Dir, Kilmer 4 Co. of BlnE-
hamton, y, Y, with the use OF domestic lax
paid alcohol
NEW 1851 rs 90 Inc protest bureau At the
local Custom House issued yesterday a list
OF the protests forwarded by the Collector
to tho Board OF United States General An.
pra'sers during the weciS ended April % 1915
According 90 this schedule importers are pre-.
paring test cases GOVERN: the correct Classfi.
cation under the tarlh act of 1919 OF the
following classes Of merchandise Emol Reflect
dust1nX powder, frames and parts Of a pathc.
scope, window glass rnt TO form and shape
for uss IN making goggles; OpaSue opal glass
rods. cotton cloth having printed thereon
designs Of table cloth with space between
design TO be cut INTO separate table cloths:
jackets and trousers OF cloth composed of
hair of the viruna, "osaques or so.callcd
paper crackers or honbons, stencils Of paper
or thin cardboard forming outline Of Nowers
cats. DC; Easter novelty, pumpkin made OF
paper pullout fans representing small shIl.
!alah With fan: shespskins, furs on IL. skin.
~wn INTO crosses: sold mesh ru, IN correct
size Tor mesh bag embroidered swisses and
charcoal for ccnsers,
The sun., 1916-05-02
CUSTOMS NOTES.

CUSTOMS COURT The United sta'es
Court OF Customs Appeals will convene IN
washi nston on May Ii for the last session
before the summer vacation, Al cases now
pending Will be heard NJ that time,
JUDGE COOPER on VACATION.-Judge
Cooper Of the Board OF United States General
ppraisers left yesterday for vacation cx-
tend nc over the present month. During June
the General Appraiser will hear customs 10
sues in San francisco aud Los Angeles. Cal (:
in Portland Ore, and seattle, Wash, return.
ing to this city about July I,
DRAWBACK ALLOWANCES. THE Treasury
Department granted yesterday drawback al
lowances on the export ation Of embossed
m m,rcelinss, silks and cottons manufac4u ursd
By Frank Z Lambert. Inc, with the use OF
imported plain msrceli,es. silks and cottons: on
the export stion Of tire fabrics. aa!lr!oth, special
ducks and other fabrics manuf factu by the
RAY state Cotton Corpnration NJ Roston. with
the use Of imported silk yarns, cotton ysrns
The sun., 1916-05-02

NnNpt1. N.N
RccCipts ~ bcr,e. -, i,.,
:,',2 h,ld, including = ,,r- l..
k"i, steers w"r" ~ H,.E' -...
and about steady, lnt'r tlr.sr
SlhlN sold AZ triho .ow'j prl..
pp On nearly all grad" fi'
lnH '"' lower. m' lluU
stock steady closing ur'n U....
primo steers sold ~ sSGs.6, i..,
bulls ~ ss.@aus. cows a.
Dressed beef was quiet a, .i...i
city dressed native sides
k"Ceipis OF calves tor two .t
10. .ooN head. in"luiinc q iop h,.1 '..
market. There was a good o"..'
VA" stock hut AZ general uo, .N' ..
from last FRIDAY. win soHr -t.
n'dium stock selling AZ u E",.,".
uon. About all the stock nts ,"d.
common to prim" Neils Sp.I :
per 100 lhs.. cui.s NJ > g'-
dressed NcttS w"rc casN a !. %. NJ
ID country dressed quiet - 70 g. q '.
Receipts of sheep and .I'c - -
days wcr" 3,I'o head, iuv'udiuE 60
,t'" Sh"rp IN limited rcco.lr ,,.i 80
higher; no wooli-d stock or ans r''
'au"" offered, common 20 '+'-
sheep sold NJ SSGSs.5 ror 'oo -
at 81, clipped lambs a' 81 T''' .. d
few Sp;.HG lamhs At S. - 81 o." 90.
Dressed mutton steady at llMit. .r. t''
lambs a. l''a lSc country Ore ''l r''
house lambs NJ ass nor ctt.a.p
Receipts of hogs for two davs ~e.s y -
cc head, including cars 'or -. "'+-
Ect Prices tri0s easier w'H, f1'.'
81 ionslo"6 rer 100 his. roughs e. 50"
aN Country dressed hcSs -trs' .
lo9l% per ID.
The sun., 1916-05-02
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Break - TO - Points I Udcr
Heavy selling.

TIL. coffee market broke II to - points ~.
tcrday. which represented about hsl' ~ '".
weeks advance Th. decline vas tho p.'r '
result OF heavy scllirs for German a"ro.
which sent prices to q point wNcr" -iuH .Hs.
orders wtre uncovered II Vts trtf'u n. .t
tins fnrctgu selling mn-ht rcio" >pu' ....t
No-ahl. political dcvclOrmsnt>, bat ih"ro ' .s
no news OF tins KIND received from abro
Tho other commodity markets showed f..
uouuCrd -tren,th and STOCKS were -eurl
higher, which seemed to refutr the su-' '....
of any pending change in International .u.
tons. Leading operators hero 'NproS-rl o..
belief that the selling was due s.mr.. d.
profit taking attracted by the recent adv 49,
The usual cables from Brazil "crr Nu.
ceived for some reason. and as there Was .-
a general absence of offers in the COS
freight market II was feared that cont.t
in Brazil might he unsettled and thti -
change on London might be adversely arN r..
On the whole the market was without -pc"r
news. but under pressure of heavy - l.-
there was very nervous undertOue The
spot market was inactive and nomlusilv H7
changed, with Rio IS quoted at $50, P--'
follow.
The sun., 1916-05-02
openHi.hLow. Clo. r~.-
THE SUGAR MARKET.
NJ New Rusiness-Duyers with
draw temporarily.

The SUGAR market appears to have teachA
a hestating point. Buyers have w,thir.vn a
least temporarily. No new bus siness a. rcgn-'
~ the spot markct Yesterday. II Was sad lat
CubaS we're available AT last pad price u7.
cost and freight for atioats and o.' t'.
forward Shipment There "as no anior'r
been imprcssed hy the fact that Great N az
was ahlc 10 make large purchases % ~
III Java last weeiS aud also hy ir.s -.
demand for refined, which was taken Hs cot
hrmation nt predictions that present 8
prices would have tendency 20 curtsi ~
sumption
In the refined market the range Of tr -
remained unchanged N ; ~ 10 1hrc ~ 40
sranulaicd although Arburkle kro. ~. ..
'hc pri"" from the higher to the lover f.. lrs
In tho market for susar futures ,i'~' ~
cons dcrablr profit takln.. Part OF til .N
believed to hc for foreign account W
Cuban Interests were good buvers t.. q, '"-
Ton" Was slightly easier. ami AZ a.. ,.H.a
the active positions were TO yoHf- r'
lower Total sales for th. day ucre t'
ions Price, follow.
The sun., 1916-05-02
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

niNfDEND pECLAGNTI.,,
Company and Torn q
American Mat Corporation,
quarterly ,,,,.,.....,..., 49,
The sun., 1916-05-02
sUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.


SATURDAY,
Paid by sub Treasury to hanks Sl6ei O00
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury zoos 600
IoAs to banks on days trans
actions ,,,.,,,,..,,,....... $4,000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
faid by Sub. Treasury to banks, e3i<2.0o0
Fa'd ny panks TO Sub-Treasury. <Ns noe
Loss 70 hanks, .,.,,.,.,.,.. N,s7A, 900
vious week ...,..........,... LssA.ooo
The sun., 1916-05-02
NEW CITY NOTES.

security Rate Pay, Due Bid Offer. Yield.
NSCny Ms Sept. I,'is ioil,is ioiit s.oo
NNChy & MS Sept, In io3,s io5!s 3.57
The sun., 1916-05-02
Reserve bank Discount Rates.
,o''ays


Clearing House Figures.
Now York Clearing House exchanges
S3tl .6so,J.6, balance S2l t67 ,jJ2: Suh-Treas-
ury credit balance. 81, ,5It .N93
Domestic Exchange.
Exchange on New York at domestic centres
Boston, par; Chicago, l0c, discount. At. Louis,
par; San Francisco, 30c.; Montreal, S3.A37J.
silver.
Tar silver in London. as: New York
,2-, Mexican dollars SO
The sun., 1916-05-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
RATES on LEADING CENTRES

RATES on LEADING CENTRES.
High. Low. Cios. Prev
.ondon Stcrlinc Close
Demand 80 5-i6 4.76ls 476Is 4.5S 7-iS
Gables, 4 10 1915 40 l3-is 4. 20 iI-i64T7
Paris Francs
Demand. .j.93 603 5,N3 S93i.
Cable. 5;o2's 5e2il 5.92'i 592is
Berlin-Nlarks
Demand. .6'. .5', TO-. 14x
Cables 16iy 20 1Gi, 74fs
The sun., 1916-05-02
MONEY AND DISCOUNTS.

TIME LOANS,
90 days 9. months 3 II.
months 3 -.
CALL LOANS
High 2'a Low -. Last -, Renewal rate 2la
COMMERCIAL. PAPER
best Names Other Names
-Four TO six mos ....3 3M3IS ..,.....
20 TO 90 days Co.,. 3D3'. .......
BANK ACCEPTANCES.
GO days ..... 2isT2l. 80 days. .... 2l< 62s,
Reserve bank Discount Rates.
The sun., 1916-05-02

Same January
The sun., 1916-05-02
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. Stk. Amt, Payable
1nternat ioual Nickel. com SO June
Illinois Traction, quar-
ter,y .,,,,,,...,,... com 80 May ~
Alaska Packers Asgc-
ciation, quarterly coo. ----- " - May 10
iIriscor Motor, quar-
terly .....,...,.... pfd No May ]
The sun., 1916-05-02
RONDS
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

'Sclls cents per share
The sun., 1916-05-02
STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

sPar value $50. 'rx dividend.
The sun., 1916-05-02

Ex dividend.
Where n C follows
n quot alton II in1i-
Gates a bid or offer
for ten shares.
The sun., 1916-05-02
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.

Total bond sales par valuel s3.l 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
PETERSBURG ON C|RCU|T?'
PLAN LAUNCHED TO TAKE
OVER SUFFOLK FRANCHISE
ii"pcwcli Promoters Split. aud Moody
VIII Try to Tut Team in
torsadr CITY. Too.

Petersburg viii again bc represented
ON tn, Virginia League circuit. accord
Ing l." authentic information which had
It's source ii iiopcwcil Yesterday. 1t
WAS reliably stated that officials OF ,.c
'l"poNvrll club. after a lengthy confer
.uc' had failed - come to an agree
rlcul ON several points. and that there
had hccu a split. which Will result in
am effort being made to again put thu.
.ktdr city on tn" baseball map. but
in such a way as TO protect the Wizard
City m It's newly acquired franchise
The syhcu" has greatly increased in
t'rest already in baseball prospects ut
!lup"wcll.
i. X; MOODY, who WAS instrumental
iu securing the franchise for Hope
well, II is stated. will cndcavor to
ret Petersburg back into the Virginia
League. III" IIopewcil club will go
ON with its plans. with J. " England
and mis- associates at thc helm. MIR.
Moody w.l make AN effort 10 secure
tur franchise NOW held ny suffolk
which VAS Z, decidedly weak sister las,
year, and whose cluh * in such a shape
that its rights can hv purchased very
chrHply.
The disaerc"m"ut between the Hope
we'll promoters IS said to have been
question OF alternating the playing
dates between iioncwoll and Peters
burg. ana also over the location OF
the baseball plant i'm tho Powder City.
When they could not he settled TO the
satisfaction Of all concerned. Mr.. Moody
made NJ his mind TO bring Petersburg
back on the baseball map. \ number
OF prominent baseball men were pres
ont ~ tn" conference yesterday in
HOPE we'll. when the new solution WAS
proposed,
/, is believed that with Petersburg
ANA IIopcw.ll both IN the Virginia
I.casu". that the rivalry will benefit
10Th clubs. while AT tho same time
/, viii prt,ticallv mean continuous
v!oscn'SS Til" Petersburg plant il is
proposed viii d" located on the new
electric limo {" lIopcwcll. making ii
convenient To both cities
The rUmvrcd split between the Hope
well officials could not be verified last
night. as none Of them could he To-
Gated. Tho Information however.
comes from man closely connected
with Ill parties. The llopcwcll Of
Gcials. while unabl" TO agree. parted by
agreement and with the best Of wishes.
40 illfc"iiaG entered into The matter.
ii simply being a difference OF opiu-
ion thai could not hc adjusted without
"a compromises, and il was believed
that the solution arrived AT will work
10 TN" best interests OF tn" baseball
situation in both cities
Th" ii"pcwcll club is busily engaged
m signing men for the coming season.
and ia" sit" of tho new baseball plant
has Icon practically agreed upon. IL
VIII hc located couv,nicnily t. the
,catcr of population amt in proximity
T TO TIA" big l'u pom works at the same
tim" being practically on thu new cleo
I iric line TO Petersburg. The club is
7 progressing rapidly in disrosing Of it's
stock, and the fact that Petersburg
may b" i'm TN" lcaGUc should bring the
baseball interest TO higher pitch.
From All Indications, the Wizards viii
NaN" q great season, financially
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
VIRGINIA FIVE ENDS HOME
SEASON WITH BIG VICTORY
Dcf"Hts West Virginia Wesleyan hy
Decisive Sr"rr-stirkIry Finished
in HlnIc OF Glory.
Especial 10 Tho Times pispa,rh

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ClIAELoTTESNILIE. VA. February
II In tho final home game Virginia
easily won from West Virginia Wesley
an Icy ihc score OF Il 20 20 The Nlr.
pin'a uu'r' sh"""d remarkable speed
and clever passing. which was The
best Seen in FaNcrwcrtn"r gym. this
s"hSon Tho Individual fca,I,. was ih-
GOAL shooting Of Stickl"y. who cio"cd
les career or t." home court otter
four years of star playing In to-
nights gam" he registered ten BASKETS
Captain Strickland cam" ncxt with seven
r"lh goals. The Virginia guards play
ed clever ball ana allowed only one
n"ld goal to be Gagged in the nrst half.
Lineup:
Virginia. Position. Wesleyan
Whitc.... right forward Shoemaker
Sticklcy. left forward .IIevevncr
strickland. ... center ..... Morrison
Dit,rich. right guard $3.50. Jacobs
Luck ......... left guard $500. Daniel
Substitutions-C hurchman for Dit
rich. Bailey for White. Via for Luck
Wurd for Daniel. Goals from door
S'icklcy. 10: Strickland. :; White. .:
Shoemaker. ;: llavcrncr, >: Morrison.
z Galley. Luck. Jacobs. Goals from
foul Morrison. ont OF Il: Strickland
out OF $. Time or halvcs-20 minutes
Rcfcrec--,;. &. Coilitiowcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
CHAMP CALLS Off FIGHT
WILLARD WILL NOT MEET
MORAN FOR RICH STAKES
Promoters HIVE Not Hccn Advised NJ.
Hiow to rlnns-Iiincss Cnusc
Of POstponcment


NEW YORK. February l4.--Jcss Will
lard. the heavyweight chomniou 10
ui.n, ,,,,.d arr ,h.
WIN FRANK
Moran "h'ch was TO have taken place
in Madison square Garden. March s.
The titlcholder is too II, IN con,,rr.
,ro;,i,
49, 'hah take any
chances cancelled the bout.
This announcement came over long
distance ,clophop. fran, ,.,,,, ~
,, ma, u.i,, o'''
"P mar" an" inquired
when ne was coming here to train.
The latter told his manager that .ycrv-
thing ,y;,s of
II VIII "' impossible for me TO Ge,
in proper condition. Tom" said Will
lard. $50 there's no,hinr left 70 do h,,
"a c,1l off INA nor,,
"WiIl vo,, !. IN.
,ion rnr - u,,i,. III toi,o,
nrnI,;,..J ro,". :" INC month
.'.rl,.,,'e $3.50 =,
ro,,ri,, ,L.,, ..tfy my heaith
So, ,,,. f,,,,., i,.i '"''lE '""' ca
.,,.,,,,.i v.nI,, '''' s"7"s'"'ch''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
DELAWARE BEATS SPIDERS
VISITING QUINT DEFEATS
LOCAL COLLEGE TOSSERS
Got Early Lead and Richunondcrs
Could Not Overcome It-tiamr
WAS Snnppy AMIR.

The fast Delaware College uuint dc
fcatcd Richmond College in Il hard
fought contest last night at the
liowitzrrs' Arinory by u score of 80 t.
- TIL" game. after the first few
minutes Of play. was suappy and sen.
sHtional.
Delaware College started with a rush
caSinG six field goals before the
spiders could get together. Then Sat
tcriicld came back with Il long shot
from the middle Of tho floor aud the
i:cd and Blue uuint settled down to
close up tn" long lead. AT the end Of
the FIRST half the score stood 1G to 10
in tn" Ncwarkcrs favor
NJ TIA" beginning Of the second half
the old spider come back" spirit was
in evidence. and they gained slightly OF,
their opponents.
The Delaware College five outclassed
the Spiders in passing and getting the
ball under the basket. but still they
wcr" prone To try dinicult shots from
Il long distance. Richmond Collier.
fought cam"lv 20 the end. but was
never ahlc to oN"rcolu" the long lead
Rccdcr was TIA. particular star or
the game THIS husky pclawar" for
ward. last year car,ained the Univ"r-
sty Of Tennessee five. and was picked
as Al-Southern forward. His goal
shooting last night was positively un-
canny. IIorsey. the ditninutivc for
NiFu. also 'l!t we'll
For Richmond College Il would be
hard 10 picl any stars. because each
man played his position In fine style
However. Woods good shooting was
brilliant. and Cox. at guard. s.ncarcd
PLAYS when they came his way. L.vn
COSBY was Il little off color and did
not play his customary good game
Wood outclasscd Rccdcr in shooting
goals from foul getting four out OF
iivc tries, while the latter only Gagged
ono out OF six.
The crowd was small. owing 10 the
incIcmencN Of the weather. but the
small body OF students present rooted
Loyalty and cnihusiastically.
The Spiders will meet William and
Mary on the Howitzcrs' court to-mor-
row night. and an exciting game IL
anticipated. The Indians defeated tho
Spiders in the last contest and Dob
sons squad IS doubly eager To even
w matters with them. !, is The cru
cial game of the series II William
and Mary wins they will have. COPIED
the cup. practically. bat on tho Other
hand Il The Spiders win thcv have n
fighting chance. The lineup;
II. G. Position. ncl G
Wood .... right forward. Feeder
l.yu cosby. left forward Iiors"y
/ Tyson. -.......... center ........ Wcllin
! Cox -......... right guard .... pouhcrty
Satt"rii"id left guard Wrimer
Substitutes Cosby for Satt.r-
I field. Sat;ertield for Tyson. l. Wilson
FOR iots"y and T. Wilson for W.lrucr
Field goals Re",cr CSl Wood 90.
iiors"y 90. Lyu COSBY 80. Sa;tcrrcld
! pouh"rty, Wcimcr. Goals from foul
Wood 80. Feeder %. Referee. hughes
/ Y. J.. !. Time OF halves. - minutes