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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
!. N. T. A. BOYS
GOOD ENTtRI AINfRS
Dramatic and Glee Club Gave
Fine Minstrel Performance
Last Night

<,ver harlaf ihan vban fheF san
taa! ufhcr9 halrif ~ fasE= 1T tie
II & represented Is ther Dram
ATTIC anl t'ler t.lnh. hafe raflst - rrali
# thnl rHnfi ~ that ,ltrst tlap lost night
Whom thaf eavo z desiis.il. trrdtfafle
nltuaft,I performance - thr AeH rh#
n1t Chh. Winch Nae filts@ - eapaestE
e3th 40 aprrnctativo aHienee very
l.t ,,h, t,st,l patl S entitled - sh8ta
~ fh. credit. uhie tie ztlendi3 work u
thu following mon hri4lnl the glin
~ preparing and carrying ant the adnfr-
al,l, rroerau -laiIi net - overlooked
! lf7n lIusa. Freftols ! corn snth,
49, taht f. tE 'lfe.fef aia,ai.
Iu.nes Manager Cbarlgs Groom.
As-t.t,rt l}uaiu Manager, haflea :.
NeG"rd. ~tare Manager
lli, artlan W. taead IT. The Good
#Ip Is 2. FIR Whieb sPettil nd apfra-
plst, eernerp lid betn prepared Ihe
bnt4. vtth tle ce,rrtian 81 the eig end
mon. Who yVrrc tire llatl laec comedians.
and good Ones Al that pere Httlred u
white as officers aud aall.r 4 lac ahIp
lrlne .eatod IN colnlortal E deck chm
lhe1 nude a pleasing aud business -liSe
appralufc Ihcy ale ..lj caad lnoIlng
tllws tnl thcu p4tfV uniforms adled
is lire setting {, l,r8 Gutter. IS
e4rfan - thc ahp maie WV good
lntrllaeuter. the other elheera q tire
hnaf ltfr Warren " Gtier William
N l!oRe George blggtns, John a'sl-
laehor All ot tic boys SAM topical songs
each oC nhlch made great hit. showing
what t.lcnt ~ that direction there Is II
the \ II & and how VOL Il lad been
developed by the INSTRUCTORS.
The end men were a scream. with their
ole5 and knocks. each OF which Ind a
local application AND nauy al which were
quite original The end men wer"
William j Iengacre, Nelson trtzt
Carncc T. Mckay, Fierce i DoWdtll.
William Greenwood. L Clement Alex
andcr
Then there VAS an admirable chorus
composed OF uattv aseamen IN white.
who gave a good account OF thense ves
They were Charles Mortord Herbert
KIRK. Paul Ward. Clifford l'arvlne.
George NcNIams. Hubert INK, Paul
GiIlts. Paul Stradltv. t,eorgc | uderMood,
Frank Fer,ou lf. Durant Stroud.
Charles Proctor EIwood Pennctto, I'd
win Anderson. Northrup Fletcher, Arthur
anderson. Clark Samuel, Albert Grier. lr,
CARLISLE Carpenter. Ralph France, John
France Robert Speer
fhc Fort du Runt soldiers were unable
to be here. and their part Of the program
had to be omitted hut the \ NJ. {. \
bows made mp FOR the loss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
AIER FRONT PASSES
4. $. Marshal Issues Permits to Persons
Having business There

Ovcr ono water front ra-ses haSr
bocn ie4urd rs lnitel states Niafehai
Farr,- trr thr uso nf Shoe having hi-i
nc=s * transact - the Wilson and i'u7h
| ine vhalyc- NOW hnrei z.nt4. and
anoti,ef supply has Iern nrd,f.d
0u1nu tr the rush tor rass,7 The n4a'
=hal n.ii,o ha= hoon working und,f 'an
siderable, dlHfrulia fnl thc past Veel -
tvo AS ca,h ras- la4lrd ouialiod ,"nsti
orahlo clerical work lho ras=es -"
maic otfi ~ tilplicafe hc 'ieer tn raf'1
ono with him. hs cmplnfcr ~ h"ld "ff"
and tie tard tn rm4ln on hl" ~ th'
marshal aflicn sn That ~ ans fifnc 4
viii ~ ,.oupafauvoh ca-t nattrl T"
detect anv -ne tr1 ing f. make us" 'tl
hoeu= l,a
lhn er,ator pa1i II Tho passes
siicd have hoeu tn <eato enplnee7 IT
either th, rnugaoi,- aiefating he vhatt
properties ~ Those having iroiahi ~ ~
harlcd cithor trnu n &" the hoate
IS 4 mcan= nt iientIf,na the holi
,rs ut pasac- l-ucd IFS the naf-hat I'll
persons 4rnstng iar theW #to required
10 have Climbs. lthetoel phe 'al.ap - ir
attached tu tha thloe .ari+ aa.d \afn.
rallv thrs arr supposed ta ~ II l1ph
cate a#rE fha let "eeE on0 hf 81
loullHg >itau afo- ntci 'to,n pia"t"
rraph. ul hmself W4on malnr "pnilea
t,ou tol ! r4a- Whom Tho uaf .tHi -
rclse,I tuc TT ut,e hr netrci tao du
icrtut. III thcm and aeto3 tAe reason
ln, tias lttpit Nh1 hns-. eiu,H iei th,
Negro le uartci +" seq how l"nh. q
when ,,as ,irr ed ur nj whom NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
First Year Men at Delaware
Garry OFF Honors.

Newark March lG-The Delaware
College Inter-Clasq Basketball than
pionships finished last night with the
freshmen going through the entire series
without q defcat winning siN straight
games and the title In tho games PLAYED
,,night. the first year mon PLAYED rings
.,r,und the Seniors defeating them hy the
orc of II 10 ! sank Met anghan. rs
nal. was the star
In the other game of tho evening
tlch proved rather rough at tunes.
i,e Sorhomorcs surprised the juniors
whom they defeated by the score q
rs to 10 Both teams played hard and
Rough tactics crcpt IN, here ami there
With the Freshmen champions, the
ii"s ended with the other three classes
t,ed for aecond place with two games won
md four lost This. IN . way, shows how
much the Freshmen outclassed the other
classes and at the same time shows how
rla-elv matched tho other teams arc
~-.arta-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
LOCAL GIRLS
CAPTURE GAME
High School Sextet Wallops
Haddon Heights Girls by
Score l8 to Ia.

The girls basketball team of the Will
mugton High School yesterday went tn
lladdon Heights. y. j., and administered
an X 10 II defeat To the sextct of That
place The local misses played q cracker
Iack game
Wilmington started off with "A rush,
cag,ng two field goals in the first three
minutes OF play. The first half ended
with the score ut 10 To with Wilmington
~iill in the lead IIaddon Heights spurted
N the final period and with but four MN
utcs to play the score stood tied at ~.
The Cherry and White tossers then rang
IN two field goals in rapid succession
while the Ierseyites were not given II
chance at the basket
Miss Dorothy Hay, captain ot the
Wilmington team. proved the star of
the game. caring seven field goals tor
total Of fourteen points. The local
Hirhlcts won on their ability to shoot
from the field. going through the entire
play without scoring n foul goal The
work of Miss Barnes at forward featured
for Haddon Heights. Score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Ar rHuADTIPHIA THFATRFs

Tho Mon Ni1f arac I,ark continues
af fhr Adapt IIlladrfthia ltre
.na,oru urir,lrafnA S naH r ts Fourth
etnl and 8pparnntI5 Is e4lrue u
i,aIriIarits witlt raeb Ifffatuaner ifnrr
la r-rrs niitatte,'s thr l,iay nl s.'tDliettr
hr record breaking r4u in Nrw fnr
and afhrr ,iflrs lhr Man Nan 1anr
B4el ppearz to rsrr,ter Inittr-aI
pprH
sa. roet sil ~ tha s' ,r.t .t
Io engagement IF lord .nd ade
luy FL tho .tie Theatre Fiadnlphia
3faham #rraham Maxine tltatt
frrre Ir.urrG ard 1selrn trlnrlIn
hrad he etst ord spi lady sIpv
.- 4 taiariF 81 -fvlr and manner ud -
unr If fho mast ini4ghtfni events THE
riu las a'fcfnd lts patrons fhts sra-nu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
GENERAL POST"
A PLAYHOUSE HIT
II Btistles With English Humot
and Oddities That Are
Quite Refreshing

Tue PLAroorsr cu'ri ro'
The cast
sir Dcpnys Brough'oo psr
Thrues 5~
Lady Rrouph'on hr efe
rptba Brrlr
Aloc. bia spp torri Iiotth.~
Bettv. he daughter tatbi,cr NrH.t'
Watson. hiq butler laur- Erarut
Edward smith. ba tsiw Wm fuurrr.
Albert smith. bis 'a.l"r if"'hr'
grrr lr.r
The alosf ,upi,e of l"r,irn usf-raf~r
f. come through tho var f.rr tpr tI
ecvcral theatres nro rIurfR 'frt.I.
that have Amrrrer prmr fraadr
this and that eD lt -rofus rn' iHr pi
that wr should rum ai"r ud irr
British brand - huupf ti.i 'ir l''f
spelling, and 'h9t b. p'rtpe .r ri
roaeons that havr mti' f'sr.fsl t'rt
euco s4ful rHrHrg 'h' p'
public on tbs rlr of ft. ftft.
tho title has p" 80 Hu' 'iieHrl
Diagram all ,b-rgr t.fI'
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pivotal point n re
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nets 4rr rrrfic to rtf
uui fhc gni,rl,ug Wr
carrlrz enc ilyrg p'f
ID sen + mot far ~ rr'
auro flaf 50 greatly r'sa 0'
aud,rres ~ Jhr Plashnl ft.
+ ftrg ~ ho rerfn'nr
would sr,u trfr..
plavcrs hrp4el t0e
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4atnr s Miss t.lr'f Irrle.rf
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motirr nf ttr rnret,r zr' "'
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arotlrr .rr. ll .aton tr f- ear
nd tr rrrrt.
Ihor l wrffnca ur i'rrfn
rI aothrr arfarraree i- rir.
au,l tuth -Nuuld grvr lahatt tr'sr .f
RELISH ( t,ghi, rtisftr r.udoriug of
sorting r,urir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
RED CROSS FITS OUT PAINTERS.

Each of the painters who left yesterday
afternoon, enroutc for san Antonio, Tex
as, took q housewife with him and many
other Of the comforts If home through
the generous thoughtfulness Of the women
Of the Red Cross The housewives" are
scwing-lits; and with them knitted
sweaters, socks helmets, wristlets and
comfort bags with the usual supplies, were
provided The Rotarians added snicagc
books, and the boys felt like Christmas.
The party, composed entirely Of paint
ers, started from French street station on
the way to Philadelphia, where they will
Join others and be carried IN special
Pullman train to their destination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
CHANGE IN DAT ES.
Trapshooting League Changes
Conflicting Schedule.

+. r.. Calvin, president OF the Phii-
adelphia Trapshooters League, has sent
out the following communication.
Dear Sir: The conflict OF dates between
the Philadelphia Trapshooters League
final shoot scheduled for April + and the
Lakewood shoot, scheduled for the same
date. has caused SO much comment and
agitation that for tho best interest Of
the league, considering also he interest
of the big tournament scheduled for
Lakewood. it has been decided to change
the date from April to Saturday
March 80
Therefore, please note that the follow
ing league matches viii hc held on
March 30
Penna X r II Clcarvicw
Meadow Springs at :. : White
Wilmington al West Chester
Tansdale al Camden T. X Il
Chester at Glen Willow
in order that tho individual members
of all clubs in tho league will know about
this change, ] am sending q personally
addressed card to each Of them which they
will receive within the next few days
You, Of course, appreciate that the
lcague operates for the pleasure and en-
iovment OF the members and personally
feel that we would make q serious mistake
in allowing conflict with the Lakewood
shoot to continue.
Please arrange SO that the shoots sched-
uled for April will be held on March 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
ELECT OFFICERS.
r.. Il. & w. Athletes Select Officials Tor
Coming Year.

The annual meeting and election oi
officers of the F., Is. Il W. X. K. Athletic
Association was held last night, with q
large attendance present, mt the head,
quarters of the association at Fourth and
shirley streets. The following were
elected and will be installed next Thurs
day night; President, " > kamho' wee
president, James j. Donlan;. recording
secretary, J. Il. Quinn; financial secretary,
Harvey T.. Taylor.
Addresses were made by both the out
going and incoming officers, reports ct
what the association did during the
past being heard while bright plans for
the future were discussed Ind Bald
win, who will be made boxing instructor
if the association takes up the ring game,
was called upon To- tell of the successes
and how they were possible, Of his all
star quot champions. The Kid did HIM
self proud with his address; showing ms
versatility as an athlete, speaker ana
all around entertainer, DC.
The meeting was followed 10y smoker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS

unrra rp,.rr rrartesf rsstnar
grn4n II Howe Tayai Fnsifuei aii
~ IT Thc Fiathna=e ~ lsridtt and Sat
1riav ~ nosf rerl and those il" .ir
nliz nsoefcpt rehihitrnEvH nd eur af
thn utust romarlahIn .ii-p II moeine
plrfnre7 which haa e.fr Iatn seen la
Wilmington fho exhibitions afo 4Ivav-
interesting and inatrHttitr and he arn
aluaYs eer.rnIanod hs cflaefa ehf.t
makra thcm al fhe more Iiffhln 'fel
arc different frarn INV rsmiftfan who'll
+ eser gtgen here ani r. men. naap1r
thff ato the rennt IF tun fhnafrisll 7aasan
rur tsreurra or rant
Tho Laughter IF laols vH he 4
Tie I3a.hon4n far tbsoo ia4- beginning
tETlI I snI ftiz Wilmington .heefro
rarr= nil Gerr aunfhor rnat II i- ane
af tho htst productions Efarh ha= teef'
ruado ft .ear= and If S Grlt 'fat Whining
tan Is fortunate Il hring bIe tn sreure +.
eItefp Hut tr,1Hr eRnf,a
s blll IT exceptional pafif Is announced
far tie t.atnek Theatre nref narA III
ln1itries H.n shannon 5ftr aatf3 R.ttes-
pIfa H4ehtd hiIen Hi i8tr Iona' It
tla s. 4e.4nef IA @ua4re p8aFfr gfnat
5arrese ,Infn saad itezGtz A4eirtash
and ias Musical Ai.ais sents'l .ag.ra
afl Il neofs Atr#aI.Ier #Ha tt"ds.
frinp COMEDIANS Faina Hr q III
sl8 adI46g sH frtris ~ H6lea 'tf.
43f c tssIsted - Bonnie lHHGJe.
a4r8arrt IS aIlr ami Alma afte tIr
Eivate Hanson Ira. The ruagIa mau ud
h54 uaFiea! mars fharie- 5Ior1f &
60 ii t5fs af 0irra 1,4ll4nda .he at
u@Ie.cr. and lalnfy Ican -"taarn q
song and atories. n nddnnn hr
var prfurez. winch sill ~ aa~n ~ r.
Batbe II erkIv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
GENERAL PEASRING
CALLS FOR BOOKS
Arrangements Made to Ship
Fifty Tons Monthly TO
Soldiers Abroad.

By ordering thai ~hlpplug space N the
amount Of fifty toms per MONTH he set
aside hy the army transport sr1ucc for
the shipment to france of American
Library le@oClatlon books Tor soldiers.
Gen pcrYhug has Rlvon upnlstakabIc
recognition to the need ot reading matter
for the use ~ our mcu IN France
shipping space is extremely valuable,
and (cn lerShlug would never have al
lottcd 50 much oi II to the American
Library Association il he dld not thorough
+, believe in The valuc OF books 10 fighting
mon }v setting aside fifty TONS Of ship
pinp space prr month lac has made It
possible tor.thc American Library Asso-
ciation 10 send to France monthly
average ot 100000 volunos THIS task
the A. J.. 4 ha. chcerfully undertaken
Already II has IN operation large snp-
ping stations at two Atlantic ports Ot
embarkation To these stations books
will bc shipped from public lbIarics IN al
sections of the country Tor ir5nspoTta-
ton overseas Asa Don dickinson Is
in charge of one Of these shipping STA
tions. while William II Brett, Of Cleve-
land. is in charge of the other Repre-
scntlng the A. i 4 in France IS Or NJ
T. Raney, Librarian of Johns Hopkins
University, to oversee the handling and
prompt distribution Of the books when
they arrive.
The actual work Of issuing the books
is being done by army chaplains. the
y. NJ. G. A.. tho * Of C, the Rcd Cross
and tho y. " q A. From base hospitals
TO billcts as near the front-linc trenches
as possible books are being placed in he
hands Of our fighting mon
TO maintain an adequate supply. the
collection Of hundreds Of thousands OF
books Will be necessary To meet these
needs a nationwide bool>-irivc Will start
on March is. directed by the 4 l.. 4
library war service, and with every pub
lie library cooperating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
BIG DO|N'S At
Y. N. {. A. TONIGHT
Delaware "Y" Quintet to Meet
Local Y. M. c. A. Team,
Also League Game.

The Delaware College ' NJ {. \.
and the local "N team will meet tonight
in the big cage in one OF the biggest gaines
of the season.
Delaware College will be represented hv
the first team and Wilmington hy men
chosen from the Senior League.
MANY of tho college men 1--we ~ the
city and having been members oi the
association. are we'll known to- local
basketball enthusiasts In view of thus
and the fact that both teams have PLAYED
excellent basketball during the season,
large crowd IS being looked fnr Tho
llnc-,Ip for the game will be ae follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
WILLARD At LAST AGRttS
TO FIGHT FULTON
HeavyweIghts Will Meet III the
Ring for Title Match
on July

kansas Clt1. No March rs lo-~
Willard. hcavv-wclght Champion ot th"
world. will defend his title lalv ! n 4
match with Fred Fulton. which v'll l'c
prnn,otcd hv Colonel 4 g Miller "i
bloas. Okla. formerly one ST the owners
~ 1Ol Rranch and ono ~ the most
u-,1clv-lrown showmcn in America llis
notch was clln,hcd last night Vhon
CoIoncl Miller and Mike Collins manager
of IuIton. signcd a contract for Z he bout
1'his contract stlpulatc~ tlHt Colonel
Miller Collins. Fulton, Nliiard and t7t
a Archer. manager at Willard. viii meet
ADril al a place Ia i}o designated ~
Promoter Miller. and arrange final details
az the match sIgn articles ot agreement
and roqt forfelts This meeting probably
wiu i've held in Kansas City. where t't"-
moter Miller viii make hls headquarters
for the time hcng
Pronoter Miller and Manager Collins
each posted 81 600 with tdward Y Noch-
roro eDortiue editor of The Kansas 'ltv
Journal. as a guarantee tha' theN VIII
ar,,oar Anril I for the final signing ui
aTt,clcs III agreement The promoter
has contract with Willard which calls
Gov his aprearancc in the ring July
af any place stipulated 10y the promoter
for any number Of rounds the latter
NAV name. IN defense Of his title
II was not stated what Willard IS to
receive as his end of the purse. hut
Fulton. according to the contract signed
YESTERDAY, is 10 receive $4,000 and side
bet Of s.. 600 is to bc made 10y the con
testants. this money to he posted at a
later date
The contract signed by Collins and
Miller calls for the cancellation of the
proposed match between Fulton and
Jack Dempsey at Atlantic City May 80
Where the fight viii take place IS a
question Miller Is ready to receive hds'
from promoters or from cltlcs Nhcr such
a match can he staged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
y. M. III. A. Jrs. Again.

The u NJ IT, A. Juniors again showed
their superiority yesterday afternoon
when they defeated the Darts Of the
Y NJ c. A BY the one-sided score of
A to 10 Shapiro and Slansky led in
the scoring. ably assisted by the passing
OF their teammates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Announce Daughters Marriage.

AIr and Mrs Charles EongenberRer q
Will lmsport, Pa. announce the marriage
of their daughter. Gcnevelve Esther, to
Harry Lynn Coulstou of this city, on
"Wednesday. March l3, ut WIlllamsport.
The Young couple will reside III Whining
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

( Scheduled lcaguc gnmc VII " pIaNCd
between tho kcwpps and tho Rcd 'Io9s
The kowpies played great gamc last
week ami have vowed 10 mako tho Red
Cross lose their FIRST game this wear
srANpiNG or III TEtNa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Dog Faucier Visits City.

Charles j.. Cook, Of Richmond, Va,
one of the national Judges Of bench
shows and dog fancier Of national repu-
tation. was q visitor to this city on Thurs
da,-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
olllS committed Seniors
Il Referee Alarston
IIr~roRe

! otatS-.. Ito
Fouls committed juniors. IS. Sopho-
norc~ : Refcrec-Horscy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

0Sf sornef hing rv oIaSzltndad
Is l.vrry + vouinE Niv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Iue P'lsha-r
Philadelphia Orchestra
"a

LEOPOLD TOkCW- kl.
conduct
ASH MONDAY iNF
CONCERT Nar l9.
symphony BP Aims
rr0rr
T Ietz lated ian ,i a
nccr+
il.r-ts IrH III BOX tI'.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
wIIMINGToN
Goals
uAppoN HEIGHTS
Goals
FIRE SHES WIN TITLE.

Befcrrc Miss Coleman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
BOWLING.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS


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calves. 81, uI.
Hogs Receipts none.
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MUSICAL

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Business Opportunities

Financial house has opened fur
five $1,000 per month took statesmen
10 follow up live leads which op-'
us from $40 Co SIS e piece in small
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ACTIVE, endorsement uf many prpmi.
uout men .a tO 800 leads whom sllos-
man starts more continually ENDri-
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sllos Manage. .952 Chicago Ave-.
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FOR sALE-Typewriters

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