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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
ovcraIls and Petticoass.

The bloomer idea is going OUT among
the French women emf. Dyed in fac
eories, especially munition works, de-
cordingfto a letter from one Of the In
justfial centers over there, and return
mas been made to the skirt that ever
has been the badge OF femininity.sO Only
where working close to ccrtain niaciiIn-
cry would make skirts dangerous have
they been discarded for hloomers, or.
IN laost instances. overails. What was
taken mp MS a fad says a correspond
.ent. has given way TO the older and
stronger dictates Of Inodesty. And
after work, In spite Of the fact that it
has been work amid grease and dirt
of the exceptional sortor perhaps
because of it--there is recourse 70 the
powder puff and the other appurten-
ances OF friii that In some form on
other are synonymous with woman the
world oyer.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
RATiONlMG is SYSTEM URGED
British Workinanen Demand Better
Distribution Methods for good
Supplies.

London. Resolutions calling on the
government to introduce d system Of
rationing and asserting that grave
crisis Is approaching in many of fhe
worlsing class districts were adopted
by the Workers National committee,
which includes representatives, Of most
of the large trades unions. Robert
Smith, spresident OF the Miners, Fed
Grafton, Is chairman of the committed.
The resolutions say that In some
working class districts women are com.
PEELED TO wait in front of shops md DIT
en- are unable to obtain tes. sugar,
milk, butter, bacon or margarine A
bad system of distribution is said to be
largely responsible for this state OF
affairs.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
what You've Bees, Waiting For.

Masculine readers are not usually
Interested iil pictures showing fetninlnfs
fashions. notes the Outlook. but GER
iafn halftones IN "a Brooklyn furgter's
eaisiiogne are calculated TO awaken ~
saiinalent intellectual activity III the
man who has been leisurely coaiiiag
the rise hi coal and milk bills. On tho
iifst Rage Ii shown an evening Sa,ap
ulade Of cliipehiila; its price Is $40.
500, The next page illustrates ii wrap
which liz made up IN various furs 80
suit different sized purses. The hlHli-
bier seeker for borrowed warmth may
get this mDiegklYi for the trlfia OF $3.50:
more fastidions tastes may call for one
Sof orn1iae nj sa..JDfSs;s those who prefer
Hudson Bay sable may saetTe their
choice for $4,000; while the lady wlao
desiresst't the real thing may have iier
wrap made of Russian sable at N cost
Of $4,000. An inferior garuieat of
Russian sabie,s II may be added. will
be furnished Mt $4,000 Cor anyone OF
economical tastes.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
AEDlA1Iln IN VAR
lynat1 f'opes. From Earliest
Tine Deemed II Privilege.
Fises sssSsanss 1asss Ersra @ss. sgnss
gssegs MAS ssasa 80 Arrange
fsasrs sstth ssaah 1.saSes.

Essss ssa rsrssess sisass III ssapssey.
fstgss. sss stss es.sesssus sssSstsa III tsss
t'assaiss s.lsareia, hssse considered il
I sssasg sassA sa gsssesesaia ~ ssssseiautnra
la sssstssessi tlssRtsSvs. alsssrvea i BIS.
tesstagt sasism ltg Rsn d fss@ itsasaassaa
A. early - sss$a, sssHss sslseie sgss
ssitsFssi ssse Maassi ssItissssstal 1Fusa ssussse
t4slr ga coalition silas slte Hsssssasas
&sAi1slst af4Nase "a peace sass1gassss ID
Asiss n ssslxssssss aagal sikis an eau.
ssNsSy ag slss KeslSua so sssssssegys lgaa
s'Tgss. aE sslsssasse. "a tr.y. II psssalssse.
% saaase EtsssgN Wl8l ssssss HSsd klss Gsstlsa,
t7sss skasesi la his etsgteassssa ss isssng
isssssss tssssss,. Atase sssesssaafsss a.sss
ssFsas,'ss i. Waa saasssssi tsip sAasss part
ss'a Ise sessssaat4sss III lise iasaassa III tsasas
by tiae i'ssalsaFtls, stwina Ia lssa gTsssssi.
satp Wsth tee I.asussasxisnn aaeen a'fsnGs-
slss3ssssla, ne actually nsssaiatesi Il faves.
sl4Aits sseatss. when assFfiwTsz Italy wsa
asssassftsl hy AIsila Inc .ssasernssss
ialsassas NJ Retae. l.ssa ls@@asse first aF tho
EssfeaG isstatlsae e-ssy q zasssssial esaepnntsr
atA tlsa AIng eg tisa tiagaa prevented
istsa tfutn taaFphlas s.ssaa RasSe. Eia
Wessse lit 49, 20 usaee lgaiy, sssasi nssss
attlia as Mlaeto, In tAo sissasgy ng
siassstia, obtaining ffssiH him tisa lssgsssss
lae that ssa would wighssra@ frsss4i ifais
gBa sis.goilasa pNaeu with ths etssnefxsr.
4ltis la9pa sslse ntsseesssiaA isl oblasaang
aaosller gasaf fas tsss sassassssnsisa af
is9Hss, Nhge III 40 tiaH eisy ssas cap
tlgred hy The kandala ssniier assneaersg.
thn 'sgaHtga ug ssoa, fsse.g lntsrcss.
sissEs ehtissaasl;a stfssisslsa Ilasss ths city
should riot De tajagsss sisasi the iisss s,fs
tsse inhabitants should ha sfssrsasi.
Af0tler pope. isenetisef tlsu Twelfth,
iEho from l.ssa fa 1872 aeeapiesi thu
holy see. Mas na unsuccessful as d
tisailinsar as ti.p psesens supreme rosl-
I'M A that tssne ssharlea iv of iffTtfs
had died without leaving ssn heir. and
when his cpuAia, Philip vi, psis His
erowa on HIS heatl, ssiM right 10 DO 50
Waa contested by Edward ifI Of Eng
masi Benedict XII wila wanted fe
iaesitata. stas naE listened In, and there
ensued hastiIitieg lasting, With sosae
interruptions, for hundred years.
The isopes medinsed successfully be-
tween Christian opponents in eanes
where II waa iriinariant % unite then,
ia the common cause af Christianity
against Turkey
pope Gregory il2T1-I278l. for tho
sake If Il crusade against the Turks.
worked indefatigably upon ii recon-
eiliatior of the princes In Italy and
Germany. and Paul III ts5s4-t5a1).
nearly three centuries Hater. tried tn
prsvent war between Spain and
france Clement Ix aided Venice
aastailst the Turks by fasedfuang the
peace between Louis XIV and Spain,
atF
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
BREEDING or LIVE
STOCK IN WARTIME
Shortage of Animals and Pred
ucts Should Be Stimulus 10
improved Production.

The shortage Of animals and animal
products in this country should be %
stimulus 70 improved live stock pro.
duetion. There has not been such n
great shortage In the tive stock popsi.
lation In proportion to the human popu-
latIqn In many years. II Is doubtful if
there has eyer been so great short
age OF live stock In view of the needs
of humanity.
II has been repeatedly said by men
acquainted with conditions that the
wise live stock man will not only CON
tinue In the business, but increase his
/. holdings. A good many farmers, how
ever, have hesitated until recently to
increase their live stock because of un.
usual conditions. High prices and the
urgent need for Increased production
have induced farmers and live stock
men to increase production. This Is
COED time therefore for step to-
ward more profitable production.
The advantages of community live
stock breeding which existed before
the war still hold good, and present
conditions emphasize the Importance of
community breeding more than eSer be.
fore. Wonderful progress could be
made il live stock improvement IL the
increase which undoubtedly will be
made could be obtained from purebred
sircs. Thus, q relatively larger per-
ccntage Of high-grade aLinals could
be produced than Il the improvement
were started when the live stock popu.
lation Of the country was normal. II
better slres are used at this time the,
resulting Increase III the total live
stock posutatlon VIII contain n larger
percentage of good blood than the live
stock population Of ftl!B country has.
ever had.
Communities can obtain siFes, TO be
used on the existing females, which an
individual could not afford In many
communities There is no one who is
willing to make the necessary outlay
for good sire, and no person sheuld
be expected TO bear the entire burden
of live stock Improvement for the com
niuuity. Ii the community co-operates
In live stock breeding they can obtain
tie services Of good sire. at COM
paralVely low cost. Most successful
community breeding involves organized
and specialized production. Co-oS ra-
tion therefore is necessary to the. sue
cessful outcome OF the plan.
Cooperative breeding helps the small
breeder, offers opportunity for the ex-
change of sIres with other communf-
ties, affords cooperative marketing
and buying. 1t also stimulates conn
munity spirit iast as any other lsye.
working organization will do It serves
as an excellent advertisement for the
community, as has been demonstrated
in several Missouri counties.
Details concerning community live
stock breeding will be found in Exfen-
sion Circular 33 of the University Of
Missouri College of Agriculture PEP
sons Interested in organizing COM
nunity breeding associations should
obtain a copy Of this circular. The
agricultural extension service of the
college Viii furnish constitution and
bylaws for such organizations. These
may be adapted to local conditions.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
Paper Moneys Nicknames.

Now that paper money is d pern,a-
nent part of our pocket currency, we
await the inevitable nickname for the
notes, which Is sure TO come, says the
London Chronicle. is
If we follow the precedent set aeross
the Atlantic in 1862, when agreenbackss'
first made their appearance, we might.
be satisfied with Westminster. z with
reference to the very admirable iitiit,s
graph Of the palace which adorns the
reverse Of the new notes. Something
better than that Is sure to come ii long
In the army the notes are known as
rC3,s.p in jocular allnsion to thp rev
markabiy marrow chest which tire arts
list has given ST. George, who is in cors
,iict with . very robust dragon.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
Family Never Missed war.

Elizabeth, w. Va, Tie family of N.
ID. Madden, near here, Is n soldierly
and patriotic one. Madden is h. VET
eran OF the Ciivl war. His great grand
father served IN the Revolutionary
wnr His grandfather served I'M the
War of 1912. He and another brother
fought ia the Civil war, and younger
brother fought In tlre Spanish ,Ameri-
can war. Two OF bis sons are. In the
present war, and four other sons are
awaiting The cali,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
POET HAILED AS HERO Of ITALY

SaeRn iaartsefI ability as 3 ta,italeiat.
The eareer ii iAls remarkable man
heg9tl Ia his asfeeail sear. Ayitile he
was siif'iy3ag az prato hc 5stsattssip4l a
F"lalae Of Roeals IN which lse display
ssi such taarketi ability shat he attract
ed the attention ~ literary esiilgm
throughout Europe.
II is upea the spiesttess 81 t.sg
themes tl;,B n'AuHun2ia'R eNrlsiies hasa
heir asosl ssyese criticisms. h8t tlae
esteem In which he Fl held hy the ftal,
Ian al'tltf was shown viYltly IN tae af,.
certain days al 1915. Az THIS tlsae
Glolitti. the Italian esepreinier. was iiH
iesder IF the pra-Gernan ctesaeat ia
Italy.
AT a critical sitAe Glalltu visited
Rome md attempted coup which
would have committed The natlaa Ia
active participation In the war on lye,
halt nj fhe natlons with ssltleh SHE IS
Dew locked la a life and death Strng.
gle DAnaunzl0's soEec, watei, Wns
The real yaice OF italy. was raised
againHt such n move ana SO sftt4esf
were the people Iii his audience that
| they rushed enrnged to the streets and
threw MP barflcades behind which they
fought far the preservation or the
c0lntry'S hounr ngainst those who
waiila betray them 10 tl,e knisaf aud
his intf1gners.
Cries "Alwaya Forward
ON May ~, 1915, the italian pariIa.
ment declared war and fho nnxt dap
u Annunzio issued an lnl,,assloned
statement declaring that This day the
people Of Italy have once more become
healthy they have recovered tfiegf
strength and their liberty. BE they
few or be they many, one against one.
one against four OF one against ten--
fersxald. Always forW4fd .o tic
charge Victory II only to those wllo
believe III victory, wfo s@ear hy Vic.
tory
D'Anmlnzio WIS among The FIRST to
manifest IN intense interest Ia ayiu-
t{on When the Wright brothers were
la Europe he passed. a gFeat deal of
time with them, and 1t was through his
influence largely that the italian gov
ernment consented 10 consider serious.
ly what until then had been regarded
az a faHtastic dream. THE airplane ut
lhat time WIS an unstable and peril.
ous machira. Nobody knew this bet
ter than tbe inventors, and ii was only
with the greatest reluctance that Or.
vile Wright one day consented 10
take The poet with him in Il shprt flight
TIE fyer and his passenger mounted
only short distance above the ground
but the sensation was sufficient to
leave n'Annunzio an aviation enthasl-
ast
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10

The greatest living poet. the greatest
living playwright Of Il great ana talent
ed people, is now Acknowledged it's
greatest living warrior Of tic air
fffty-iliree years seems an apy,fopfi-
ffc age ~ which to attain distinction
ia aterature or art, but The greatest
Flyers 81 otiier natisns are luen Ia their
tWenties, Mature age Is supposed 10
have uDateadied the nerves and so
cooled The enthusiasm as 10 unfit q
man IN q large measure f,f Brilliant
Wori aboge tile clouds sHrazio
has Aispiored this theory.
~ addition 6o his trlulHsill8 rs an
authof and aSiatof. n'Anaun2io has
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
LEARN USE or PENNY
War introduces h Into California
Epr FIRST Time.


Saa Fg8ssgskzSss ssu Mas fs agss Fss.
ss'aessss isae aaaaAss l,xaex lHfa Sak1swr
s.sa t.ss tlss Asxt tsaae III sse ssssssssy
II s3ag ssRte n Ulis tse aassy III e4tsss.
RaeFve ttenegefsssrs ils&s fgaes;ea as
sagrssses lssts tAues FFgassso.i as tat ii.
s1saiiseasif ts tssss esssy ,a9s.s III ifa f,s-
assleass n sssssAsss5s,
9Ets sa!Ma aG shr FsaslssE esSts ~ sf.e
&. Isse lsssAstsa sss thrfsg aaseA af y,
y fsaita44a 81 sags lsYsaessca W43s fstae
AaeG ta 1lse ~esssyssN ~ eeasigGssstss. Mgs.
is2iassln Is nt4e af ltsw is,sst gMsasa.sa.sag
tsaslessae;ssrsf at ss,s4 fv.sacsssa Nisss she
aas 1ergslfis saslyd ia Wa .t.gisssaA bg
iilr segfsiafy III Ire sgeas sssFs q eeeYe
SiR tlse assassn'R iitseFas toam essasa lssa,
aasl stt ss3Frt tho leSsoas af tsse t.llsssss
TEAM aHsf 81 tbs vtle easiaes eex4sss,
gastss ~ tha .s.osasn Ia tlae gsg @es4.
sA1ti 4n California We ar,s SO fas
aNaS tatg9i gi.e epaiHf if llslnas sfns
ae1nS ag ,i,e es,ssagslc communities konm
ssss shFlfs psagptaasga al lse t.Sssgray saaa
Gals as a aBusa ihe data ~ eur ssbsis,
au. IL | HgN IL, H. aas only fss raassrea
ia a Large eas4 barr to save the suaais
atsentts walisll tse ssssaffle as the West
aFe af1t fa avptienh,
We afe oisiy lsasiiaslag IL sieo snts.
i'ers Ia Sah Fsaueiese. : pt1l;l Airs, tsnlas
'StA, sasaa they are NIiti nnty tissFyi III q
few ~ iias aiistas in California sGes
ei'pftr ss.si itas hosn regarded Asreto.
fetT is fsta iasssitsalsisFni4ls i sfiiie IL s4n
Atfeis ans considerations alse M.as aRst
It's ellisTesiiey laahsstFNs. ssseh As tie
taf sasiiaas certificates ard tFse fhriif
stamps, @ill eiiHDaa tfc Califtrnlan,a
iiHtsaae toward ts,p modest fsHfsssy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10

tbs qazEi8ty af Es7sia rssay t,e ssaap-
ais Increased, fsssSliBs tlse e@if aA tasst
II Will sake uNtn ghsve foGnSas day
ID fsaetsei ihis VIA probably be- satas
ttale during tt4e fhisa nuath. s2raln
4 a@n f,tl with separated sniEk should
aeYyT tse par iaia the nailk II IS t1ues,
ltoAaltse whether tie Preparation OF
sresla ia afly way such as sSssskiRg or
boiling. is advisable nader aax cireanl-
STANCES, Grain SAolii be furnished In
5sparate iessi hnaes placed ss thar Ii
cannot be soilet by the drnppsngs al
Tie calf, but ST tAe same itnse where
the calf can get az II Readily. Theirs
should he Eto eergsess Ia NhicA wet
feeds may feynent and sl,e utmost
care should be taken 10 keep the grain
fresh alld clean vi all times.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10

ton contained in a letter received by
Mrs. i<ncius b. Swift Of this city from
~ Mi1.inan, prefect of the department
Of Menlthe-etaf afoseIle. France.
After thanking Mrs. sWift for her
work IN aiding French orphans, M.
Miflnan's letter continues:
Damned be The kaiser and the na-
tion that caused 50 much blood ana
tears 10 be shed over cur poor earth.
We must win or die. We shall win
We must beat down the German beast.
together" !"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
IMMENSE AIR RAID DUGouT
England Opens to Public Use Railway
Tunnel Accommodating 2o,-
900 Persons.

London. 1.-The biggest air raid dug.
out in England has just been opened
TO the public for use during air raids.
1t Will accommodate 10000 persons.
The dngout Is really an unfinished raiI-
way tunnel, 100 feet underground, ei,
which work was discontinued at the
beginnlng OF the war.
Il Is electric lighted and seats have
been provided for 1900 persons.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
DAnnun2io Is Decorated by Two
Kings fer Deeds of
Bravery.
GREATEST WARRIOR or AIR
In Addition 70 Triumphs as AZ Author
ard Aviator, o'Annunxio Has
Shown Marked Ability as
Statesman and Politician.

l,ene, I've suier9. tle kings re,
sneetiEciy Of Great Britain ard Aian-
ienegro, have conferred tpedals on Ga,
hrielle D'Annrazta
Without the history of this mans re.
n.arkahie career fresh In mtud the
tealea ta his news Is hardly likely 10
realize The fact hat IN n'huminxto
q embodied probably the ligilset type
r contrasting versatility Ha. Wing.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
WILL HONOR AMERICAN DEAD
French FsopIe viii Erect 2 Monument
to First Who Fell Fighting
the Kaiser

fntliatxiI,ofis Ind. GontnenloFating
the deiih af James B. Gresham OF sv-
ansviiie and his two companions. the
first three American soldiers killed on
the battie fields Of France, j, moau-
inent Is 10 he erected in filc church
yard OF The small French village where
the bodies He. lcFnri,in. 10 safGsma-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10

lfguak Copper. elitef Of the lnfprma.
ton l,rcaH uf slie office Of tie district
attorney Of Aef| YuI'Ft. resolved word
that through the deatl, of his elder
brpttIer. Sir Horace Cooper, lie s,lcs
eecds nat only to the English bar.
onetcy Of his brother, hus also fo The
family estate IN England appraised ut
half million dollars. Sir Horace'g
only son. wfp would hnvc become the
baron was killed IN the battle of the
sotnme. 4 full.sleaggd citizen, he wlll
not, he declares exchange that citizen-
ship for the little. SIR. Cooper. or
Lord Cooper. Is II nenhew Of fi1e firsf
Lady DuffcFln, and a younger brother,
Mai. Charles Cooper, is now governor
of iiie Western Soldiers home. nenr
London, Mr.. Cooper since becoming
nm American, has been 4 newspaper
man and an actor.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
Mail Carrier Walked 153,4oo Miles.

Altoona, Pas Thirty-Gve years OF
service aga letter carrier Of the Al
teona post office has been rounded out
here by Orvilie u. Babcock. aged sixty.
de VIII receive ti.e god1eh star from
tlie department. In the performance
of his duties he has wallsed lob, 400
miles, and he wears out i've pairs of
shoes year.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10
APPLYING MANURE TO SOL
More Effective When Worked into
Land Than When Used as Top
Drsssing-Appiy Daily.

The SCORER manure is worked into
the soil the better. This Is where it
should rot. Manure is more effective
when worked into the sell than when
used as top dressing. Daily applica-
zion OF manure to level fields is prefer
able to poor storage, no matter what
season of the year.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-10

C. Nj. Brooks, hunter Of Prai,ie
tiu Chlen. Wis. shot a queer duck N
the wild rice Of Mississippi. The bird
is pure white from head to tip OF tail
and has red eyes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS

''rHB KAISER FEATURED AT PLAYHOUSE.
Today will be the last opportunity
which the people of Wilmington will have
to see the wonderful film, "Thc KAISER,
the Beast of Berlin at The Playhouse.
There will be five performances today,
including the one held this morning for
children. The picture is correct in the
scenes which are depicted and every
scene is based upon an event the fact OF
which can be and has been we'll estab-
lishcd.
Two PAIRS"
What gives fair promise Of proving
one of the most enjoyable Of the new
comedy productions 10 be seen at The
Playhouse this season. will be offered local
theatregoers for the first half Of next week.
Two Pair" will make It's initial bid
for patronage in Wilmington beginning
Monday night and continuing its en-
gagement until Wednesday night, in
clldng a matinee on Wednesday Two
Pairs" il from the pen of Donald Mac
Laren, produced by Clinton w Moffatt
with an especially selected cast Of Broad
way favorites. This special cast includes
George Lawrence, Beatrice Terry, Lionel
Glenister, Jcrald Rogers, Leonard Booker,
Roland Ifogue and T.. T.. Give. Those
who like to see the new things well done
should not miss this one IT comes to
Wilmington with every promise Of prov
ing we'll worth while.
THE LAUGHTER or FOOLS
f'The Laughter Of Fools, which will
be the attract ION at The Playhouse April
T. ; and 6, is the annual David Belasc0-
Charles Frohman production, belonging
10 that notable series Of Joint presenta-
tions that began with the all-3tar revival
of a Celebrated Case at the Empire
Theatre. New York, in the spring Of
1915 This years piece Is a comedy
bv II F. MaItby, m English dramatIst
who, since The laughter Of Fools
was produced in London, has added two
more successes to his list The Bottcrs
and Rapid Promotion
BIG EASTER DILL At THE GtRRICK.
An especially attractive bin has been
arranged for Easter week At The t'arricli
Theatre, which is headed by the .Futur-
istic Revue, featured by Countess dc
Leonardo and a strong cast. Thcn there
Is Capt Leffel's wonderful mystery,
The Bullet Proof Lady, also, the Misses
Chalfonte the dancing elves, who per
form in n fairyland setting; Van and
Carrie Avery IN Madame Sirlon Nc
dinm;" Kennedy, Day and Sheridan, the
"honrvmooncrs, Brennan ard Davis
with nuttv musical nonsense. Johnnie
Ncff, a clever comedian, Charles Lede-
gar, the bounding ropaiogiist. and the
Pathe war pictures. which are alwayS
interesting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-30
CHEMIST TO PLAY.

\ baseball team has been organized
at the du Pont Experimental Station.
and an exceptionally fast nine will be
put on the field The team will play
all of its home games on the Rockford
Tower diamond and a schedule IS rapidly
being completed. The lineup of the
Chemists will include such men as keaney
who starred at Bates college for four
years and pitched his team to victory
over Harvard Williams who pastured
IN the outer garden for Maryland State
for four years, has an cnviable record to
his credit and can be depended upon TO
give a good account of himself both at bat
and in the field Myers portsider who
pitched for Case two years, is "A spitballer
and has n record of II strlke-outs in SIX
innings to his credit
Gray who played in the all-Wilmington
League last year, viii be ON the pitching
staff, together with Myers and keanev
Some of the men trying-out f5r the
various positions are McNev, BoIdo.
Ernst, Hook. Sacks. Flynn, kauss, Carl.
Vile, and Thomas Any team wishing
games should get in communication by
letter. telephone. etc, with {. l.. Royan
at the du Pont Experimental Station