davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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dobyti penez cizich, zadny 81
prlchozich ami valne nepovsim-
null. TO bylo ale prave, co 81 byl
Vlbert pfal, to bylo prave, nae
pocital, co ocekavaal a proto
schvalne dostavil Sc v tax pozd
nj hodinu. Posud neddveroval
v dusevni silu sve spolecnice.
posud nebyl 81 jist, ze Fedora
We spolecnosti te neprozradi Sc
neJakym nerozvaznym slovem
proto chtel il vstup do teto
vesele spolecnosti ucinit co moz
ma nejsnazsim. Chtel, aby msla
sapon tolik civil, behem nichz
by podivnemu ovzdusi, v nemz
Sc byla octla, ponekud zvykla,
nezli bude nekym oslovena. o.
baval Sc, re tato cestna zena,
Jakmile sem akarakter obyva-
telu domu, prozradi Sc ihned.
Vsak Fedora vytravala.
Ba prozradila vice silly, vi
ce sebeovladani, nezli byl vi
bert cekal. Pri spatreni stolu
sedici pestre te spolecnosti zu-
stala dplne klidnou. Mona, ze
k tomu prispela tez hlavne ia O
kolnost, re danny vypoustely Z
ust svych vyrazy, zname jen
odbornym hracdm, ktere by 81
ce naplnily odporem cloveka,
jenz by ruznym tenn vykrikdm
rozumel- pro Fedoru vsak
zustaly RUNE ty vyrazy nesro
zumitelnymi. Mimo to touha,
splniti odkaz draheho chote
sveho, jenz zakernou rukou
srazen byl k zemi We chvili,
kdy snad myslil prave ma nj,
kdy ulehal, ably druhy den ca
sne mohl speti il v ustrety -
tyto myslenky dodavaly il silly
a pusobily ma nj jako mocny sti
mulant, kdyz telesne silly poca
! ly il opousteti. Knizku, ktera
nalezena byla v byte zavrazde-
neho, nosila stale sebe a kdyz
plan Vibertuv pocinal Sc il
zdati silenstvim, kdyz zdalo Sc
j, re zahazuje veskerou svoji
dustojnost, vynala re zanadri
knizku tn a nasla nov eposily,
jakmile pohledla ma krvi lid
skou napsana slova:
Fedora - pomsti mne!" {
Fedora Vidalova, nyni uplne
! klidna vse kolem sebe bedlive
pozorujici, sedela ma Stroke po-
hovce a byla to opet prace Vi
bertova, re posadil il tax, ably
mohla bedlive pozorovati Sava
RHO, jenz stall opodal stolu a
hru klidne pozoroval.
Fedora spatrila tvar Savari-
no jiz jednou, kdyz dkrytu
svetu v mistnosti soudce Gour
beta videla jej pri vyslechu -
cd kterezto DOLBY vtiskla 81 O.
braz jeho mocne We svoji mysl.
Dnes zdal Sc il byti clovek ten
uplne zmenenym.
Stole pred tvarf soudce, kde
hajiti mel svoji svobodu, nell
svuj zivot, MONA re skryval Sc
"a skrabosku klidneho cloveka,
jenz jist jest sve neviny. Svobo
da, ba zivot jeho zavisely n
kazdem slove, ma kazdem W.
razu tvafe - Fedora byla =,
hloubi dust sve presvedcena,
re Savari hral divadlo.
U sve pritelkyne mohl smele
masku svoji odloziti = nebot'
vedel, re vSichni pokladali jej
"a nevinneho a mimo to byl
jist, re jsou We hru tax zabrani,
re jej nikdo nepozoruje.
Proto zdal Sc byti Fedore
zcela jinym.
Go zdalo Sc slicne vdove OBJ
zvlaste pozoruhodnym ,byl ja-
kysi truchlivy vyraz jeho obli-
/ ceje. Poskytoval obraz Glove
ka, jenz prodelal tezka muka
dusevni, jehoz svedomi obtize-
no jest necim, co by rad zapla
sil - ale nemuze - co snazi Sc
pred vefejnosti dzkostlive ukry
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.fndfich S Baar: Il
Posledni soud
DApyOt
ROMAN !.
DflpyUJ.
ROMAN.

TAX CO, selka, neprodala by
ste vlasy?" strka v tom hlavu
To- dveri Poldik. Selka je same
tinka sama donna. VAchni j nej
mensi deti jsou ma poll - BRAN
bory kopaji a sbiraji - jen O.
ma pfibehla nakrmit, obeda u.
vafit a " kosi jim ho pax do
nest. Toci Sc kolem plotny a tez
ke starosti s nj. ''Boze, to by by
la pomoc!" napadlo il, kdyz
zaslechla Poldikdv hlas - oto-
ella hlavu ke dverim povida
nejlste: ''Vlasy prodat esli
bych chtila? A ne ~ to ne, co
bych je prodavala, to by mne
nevytrhlo, mo byste mi "a ne
dal -"
Poldik INA nejen selciny pla
We vlasy, on zna jeji nynejSi
bidu. Jako lhor protahl Sc DIVER
mi j srancem a hned potichu "a
sebou zavrel, ze ami kliku cvak
nout nebylo slyset.
"Poslouchejte, selka, rozum-
nou rec. Mac jsou vam vlasy,
co? keknete sama nae? ia vam
to povim, ma obtiz vam jsou,
hlava Sc vam darmo poti, zapa
Fl co prace vam to da, nez 81
je v sobotu vecer rozpravite :?
A kdo vidi vase vlasy? Kdo Sc
m6ze podivovat tax peknym
vlasdm? Nikdo, protoze cely
rok satek ma babku nosite v
noci hlavou zavitou spite -
pro vas je lepsi nemit pekne
vlasy - ale NIT pekny satek
kvetovany, ten je videt, toho Sc
kazdy vsimne a rekne: Koukej-
te ma Poraziluc selku = ia ma
peknej satek, lineckej, nebo
sakonovej nebo kosmanckej."
Dodla vzpomina 81 v tn chvi-
Ii ma dcerku. Slibila il novy sa-
TEX a ia nyni upira k nj tazave
oci, smutne, litostive oci, kdy-
koli sc v nedeli obleka. >.
'To vsechno je pravda prav-
douci," prisvedcila selka, hale
ja je prece neprodam, bula by
to hanba, haz by Sc to vo mne
rozkriklo."
"Hanba? Jak hanba?? o
Gem to mluvite?" hneva Sc ku.
pee. "Co pax neznate Poldika? :?
ia umim inject jako hrob. Ami
byste nefekla, ci vlasy ia uz v
tfhle tasce odnesl - a kdo to
vi? Koho Jsem jmenoval? ziva
duSe Sc to ami o vas nedovi."
'"Treba vas sem vldel nekdo
jit." \
"To moh' videt - NIUE Sc
Optat: Poldiku, co ste delal U
Porazilu? Tisic odpovedi nam
lnene semicko jsem selce pro.
daval, ohlli jsem tam kupoval.
stofovou latku ukazoval, ma
platno a podvazky sc ptal -
at 81 kazdy vybere z toho &C
chce. Tax nebud'te hloupa, de-
te 81 rict a posad'te sc semhle
ma stolicku, hezky nizko, tax,
a uz tahal cd kamen malou ste
licku, co ma nj Dodla sedavala
kdyz zatapeia.
Ale muz by Sc hneval," ja
ko by sc z ornament vzpamato
vala, namitla Dodla tvrde, bs
prudce.
"Muz? X smichu!" pocina
hned zas Poldik trpelive a mel
ce. "Co pax to musite povede
muzovi? Mlcte jako ia. Coz m!
site, re nevim, jak to u vas chit
di? Wy prece spite s hlavou "a
vazanou a vas muz 81 vas ted
uz prece nerozpleta = vzdy
uz nejste mladi, to blaznovstv
uz mate "a sebou. A kdyz Sc
sobotu myjete a cesate, tu nej
dfiv pekne deticky We vanicc
vykoupate, do cistych kosilel
nhlefete. hlavv i'm ZaDletete
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VELkA LACE. Proda sc pekny

VELkA LACE. PrOda Sc pekny
cihlovy dunn pro dve rodiny ma
Svec ave. v Mt. Pleasant. Lot
je 40 pri l147 strevicich. Dunn
ma cenu nejmene $4,000, mdze-
te ysak tento krasny majetek
koupit "a $4,000. Blizsi sdeli
John F.: Svec, 8766 E.. 140 ul.,
neb v 1fadovne {. 14O18 Kins-
man Rd. Tel. Bell Broadway
1906 j. Guy. Union 986 K.
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PRIJMOU Sc dfvky do uceni k
upravovani vlasI. Haste Sc u
Wells Hair Store, CAT Euclid
ave., 8. poschodi.
1913
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PRIME Sc zena k cisteni IRA
dovny. Haste sc u F. J, Long.
|2016 E. 46 ul.
II On
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JfJfJkjkjfjkjkjf

H'Ba prave, tax, zrovna tax
to je," svedci pravde Dodla, ale
jeste Sc brani, "hale muz by to
po campuli ma satku poznal. "
mic nepozna. Jed ma to We
Emu, re mic nepozna Nechci
pfece vSech vlas1 vasich. Cd
pfedu a vzadu i pri usich vam
je necham, jenom zprostredka
je vystfihnu, ami znat to nebu-
de, peknou campuli 81. z tech,
CO zbudou, ndelate, novy velky
hreben vam pridam a ten ma
pne satek, ze nikdo mic nepo-
INA"
"Ha proc tax vo ne stojite? :?
Co nina chcete?"
II to vam povim - proc
bych nepovedel? V meste redi-
telka, tuze n6bl panicka, stona
la hlavnickou a vlasy il sicily.
Hlavu ma jako koleno. Chodi
vsak pod klobouckem a vlasy
NIT must. Zavola 81 me a povi-
da: Poldiku, Wy jste sikovnej
clovek, tuhle mate mustricek,
opatrte mi prave takove vlasy,
muslin 81 dat delat paruku a a.
nj v Praze takovych. vlasl ne
mali. Jak jsem sc ma mustricek
podival, povidAm si: Takovy
vlasy ma jenom Horejsi Pora-
zilka, rovne jako ma jisto sem
jdu a pfece me prazdnem ode
jit nenechate."
"Co mi teda "a ne date?"
"Buh je mIj svedek, re je
draze zaplatim, vezmu jich jen
tolik, co itch do ruky poberu a
petku "a ne vysadfm!" A uz ia
ha ohmatanou penezRnku z ka-
psy.
Petku! Jak j potrebuje
Mnoho by petkou poridila! Ale
prece jen vaha, mlci, rozmy-
slf Sc.
"Nu tax cerstva," mutt Pol
dix, "kazdou chvili sem NIUE
nekdo vejit; abyste nerekla,
satek, tenhle satek kvetovanej
vam pridam - no tax - uz Sc
posad'te," rozpina rychle tasku
vytahuje hfeben a ndzky, u
mlouva Dodlu. "Vzdyt jste do
sud mlada, vlasy vam znovu ma
rostou, jeste hustsi, delsi nez
mate"
Dodla sama nevi ami jak, ale
uz sedi ma stolicce. Poldik uz
il satek rozvazal, sam hreben z
vlasd vytahl a vlasy uvolnil. ia
ko had'ata po zadech svezly Sc
il dolI vlasove prameny az ma
samu zem. Vlasenkar vytahl
nazky Sc hrebenem, zrucne roz
cesal bohate vlasy, takze jako
hedvabny plast pokryvaly Sc.
dfci Dodlu, prostredni nejdelsi
vlasy wal do ruky, zatahal "a
ne selku ,aby to citila a rekl /:
"tak ty 81 vezmu, COZ"
Podivna lacnost penez Sc il
" te chvili zmocnila.
"Dejte sedum zlatejch ha
'vlasy sou vase" neprirozenym
hlasem - jako by to kdosi CHI
z nj mluvil - vykrikla a pri-
yrela oCi. v tom uz u same XII.
'ze ma temeni hlavy ucitila n1z.
ky, chladna jejich ocel zastu'
della al j mraz zada prebehl
a uz to tvrde chruplo jednou
dvakrat, po treti - a konec.
''Tak vidite, uz je po vsem,
usmal Sc Poldik, vlasy vitezne
potrasl, proti svetlu prohledl
obratne je ma uzel svazal jake
len, aby Sc nezcuchaly, do bras
ny ie ulozil "a Dodla - hla'
WI We dlanich - stale sedl ns
saolicce jako umuceni.
y "Cerstva, selka, cerstva 81 hls
WI szavazte, hfbena nasad'te u
delejte, jakoby nic," mutt Pol
. dix a sazi ma still sedm strlbr
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RRIJMOU Sc diva PAM ma byt
Sc stravou. Haste sc v {. 1928
Forest st. (E. 81 ul.)
12-2
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PoJclME FENfZE ma druhy
mortgage ma 5 procent. Blizsi
sc sdeli v {. 335 Guardian Bldg.
I?
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PRODA Sc novy 5 mesicd v u
zivani dvoutunnovy Ford truk
"a levnou cenu. Haste sc u O.
pava Bratri, Broadway, roh
Dillie ul. !?
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ZVLASTNf
UPOZORNENf!

Nasledkem americkeho
svatku, Dne DikIvzdani, bu
de schGze Velkoradu G. S.
P. S., ktera ma den ten pripa
da, konati sc v sobotu 80.
fistopadu. Bratri zastupci,
dostavte sc v sobotu vsichni.
JOS. FRcKA, pred.
AL. J. KUB1CEK, tai.
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PRODA Sc jeden kantr, police
Ia velke zrcadlo. Haste Sc {.
1903 Quincy ave.
II On
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FARMY. FARMY.

FARMY. FARMY.
200 akrd v Huntburg Town
ship, dobre lrodne pddy, 100
akru pod pluhem, 100 akrl kra
sny les a pastviny, zivy potok
skrz cely rok, Z akru psenlce,
3 akry zita, S kray, 3 jalovice,
3 kone, 3 prasata, 3 husy, 60
slepic, asi 30 tun sena, Z sy ~t.,i-
covy dun, velka ban, a jine bu-
dovy, tuto farmu vymenim "a
jakykoliv majetek, cena $500
akr.
1914 akru v Munson Town
ship, dobra urodna pida, velka
mlada zahrada, veskere far
marske budovy zarizeni. &C.
na $5325, hotove $25OO, zby-
tex ma 6 proc. uroky.
JOS. PECHOTA, =
Pozemkovy jednatel,
'11-30 5319 Hamm Ave.
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch K
|ucsni,v tisk&rnS Svsta. Musi q
|vykazati e skoly propoustscim
certifikxtem. Z?
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PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz

PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz
mizete byt We svem. Prave
SINE vystavsli dunn pro dive
rodiny "a pokojich 8 koupel-
nou, 2 fernesy, (Combination) }
z kirby pro dolejsek ma hore,
vsechno zvelebeni 8 velkym To-
tenn ma E. 13O. ul. Pr0d8 Sc Ia
mirnou cenu, Gastka hotovs, O.
statni ma nssi6ni spl1tky. Biz
7 sdzli L. Sanda, 3175 E. 1l6
ul
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy, kazdy
pohodlny pro jednu rodinu, je
v mich vse moderne zarizeno.
zada Sc hotoye $500 neb vice,
die prani a ostatni ma splatku.
Nalezaji Sc ma E. AZ ul. We Wa
shington Parku. Blizsi sdeli J.
Holat, $500 Washington Park
Boulevard. Tel. Union 829 r.
PRODA Sc zanovni dunn pro
dive rodiny s dvema Lofty v Cor
lett. Pro rychly prodej Sc zada
$4,000. Nam mnoho jinych do
mi, lotd, faremrsv. prodeji, neb
ma vymenu. Blizsi sdeli F. Hat
tan, 3642 E. 40 st.
11-29
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
WAR TAKES MOVIE MOB.
VIII be Nobody Left for Popu-
lace Under Fight or
Work Law.

Los Angeles. Aug. 81. Few, if any,
motion picture plays containing mob
of crowd" scenes will be produced in
Los Angeles studios, according To pro-
duoers. if policy recently inaugurated
by tho police dcpe rtmcnt Of Los Angeles ~
carried out
The Police Department announced it's
decision that appearing in Roman mobs,
modern riots or wheat pit panics WIS not
work essential 10 winning of the war and
that participation IN sham battle for
the films was not fighting in the sense I'M
tended bv Provost Marshal General
Crowder IN his work or fight order.
The police order was directed at what
the profession termed extras who were
hired by the day. first by one company
and then by another to provide at
mospheIc." Most OF the men thus en-
unved were of the age and cass included
in the police order
When the first warning was not gen
orally observed II was repeated and by
way of emphasis about a hundred meu
waiting for employment AT severnl studios
arrested Some Of these were taken be-
fore their draft boards, others allowed to
look for more useful employment while
a number were held ON yngrancv charg-
IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
TWO YEARS IN JAIL
FOR SCALD|XC WIFE
Judge Churchman Concludes
Drunken Husband Sons
Shielded Him

Neal Collins. the middle aged man
who was IN City Court Yesterday, q
prisoner on the charge Of assault and
battery upon his blind wife, having
scaldcd her breast with the contents Of a
teapot. Will spend the next two years IN
the workhousc
Collins. at the conclusion of vester-
davs hearing. Was held for a final hear.
ing TODAY. AT which was ordered the
presence Of his two sons that they might
he questioned IS to whether tho scalding
was bv accident or design TODAY they
appeared and gave testimony to the
effect that the affair was accidental
Then Sergeant Devcnish got on tho stand
and told the court he had been informed
whom he went to serve the warrant on
Collins. that Mrs Collins was afraid Of
him and that he had purposely scalded
her, and further that when drinking
Collins was a decidedly bad man
Judge Churchman said u was quite
evident that Collins sons were shielding
him. and that the whole family was
afraid Of him when he drank The case
he considered a most serious ono. cs-
pecially in view Of the fact that Mrs Col
Inns is totally blind
Therefore. Collins" said the court,
You will be adiuGged guilty and senten-
ccd 10 two wears IN the workhOuse. let
your sons take care Of their mother
soNr MINOR CASES
Hess Wood. the Iowa man captured
2 dav or 50 ago loating around the Union
Park Gardens housing operation. home
less and moncyesS, and held until today
for au investigation rs to hIs Iowa record
was sent 10 the work house for ten days
rs a vagrant
Michael Quinn. in court on complaint
Of Charles Warren. Of Third and Tat
nall streets for raising a disturbance there
YESTERDAY was fined s. and costs on
charge of dIsordcrlv conduct
James Colweil was fined = similar
amount for improper conduct on the
street Yesterday. at Fourth and Orange
Two alleged railroad trespaSscrs, Thorn
as Jones and Constantine Toragrosso,
were gwen hearings. The former was set
free, the court deciding his acts were not
Of sufficient seriousness TO warrant arrest.
ToragrosSo was fined So
Edward Nice afferty. newly released
from the work. house. was fined $40 and
costs for begging Why didn't you
go straight 10 work when YOU got out,
instead of starting in TO beg" asked the
court
Clarence Layton. Joseph Olano and
Stephen Garlcwski were fined S5 and
costs each for indulging in game of crap
last night at Lord and Spruce streets
Oddly enough, Policeman Gamble made
the pinch Gamble says neighbors in
tho vicinity are constantly complaining
about perpetual motion game of crap
on the corner The police mean to break
IT up.
Wood II Hopkins and Philip Me
Manus, accused of fighting on the street
at Fourth and Poplar streets, late last
night, were held for further hearing to-
morrow McManus said Hopkins tri ed
all the even ing to pick quarrel with
him Hopkins "a id he only fought IN self
defe nee Policeman McGranary founC
them 10th rolling on the ground in
bait le-IoH al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
HE DIDN'T CLAT NJ EXEMPTION.

The patriots gave that was all and
each man : gift to the country was in
ratio to things as they were with him
The smallest gift may have been the
large and the French boy who could
just choke out his answers ! should put
at the top OF the list He was 4 waiter
he said in a French hostelry on the avenue
Pie IRE earned enough TO support himself
and his aged mother
Claim cxemption?" he was asked as
a matter OF course
All no, monsieur But he shuttered
and hesitated when he answered. His
face redeemed The words he uttered
were almost inarticulate
The men In the room, misunderstanding
cast significant glances Before long he
was In camp Of mind at the draft
board That was a few months ago
The other day an elderly lady-lady.
with crisp white bonnet-strings and
jet breastpin, approached the desk.
With difficulty they learned what she
wanted Her larder was empty not
empty the way you mean but empty.
She was in want Was there any way
by which Pierre could be returned for
a while, with great regret?
why why didn't he claim exemption
the board asked, IN surprise
She hesitated, too. ''lt could not he.
she said, in broken English Only then
did the. truth dawn upon them-he was
too proud 10 claim exempt ion for Fra ncei
Elizabeth Miner Hing in Harpers
Magazine for August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
ONO HAS BIGGEST
FIRE IN WORLD

Probably the greaated fire IN he world
is burning in southeastern Ohio II has
been burning for more than thirty years
and has been fel hy more han - Wo. 600
tons Of tho finest soft coal in the United
States The fire has spread over about
eighteen square miles of territory, and
has actually consumed about 500 acres
of coal vein that III places is fifteen
feet in thickness averaging nine and ono
half feet So far the fire has defied every
effort to cxtlngulsh i, and promises TO
be still burning a hundred years hence
II has been found impossible to smother
tho fir either hv lnclosnp il or hv using
chemicals In ono Of tho carly attempts
10 oNtingush the fire water was pumped
on u continuously for three wears with
out visible effect The fire was started
simultaneously IN seven Ing mines in the
vein during the strike disturbances
which occurred ~ 1881 Popular Mo
chanics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
AMUSE MENTS.
BILLIE nuugg AT rHE mAJrsTrc.


Always delightful in any portrayal the
attempts, Miss Billie Burke, the dainty
Paramount star, was seen by an enthlisi-
astic audience nj the Majestic
Theatre in heT latest Paramount photo
play, I'm Pursuit Of Polly" yesterday
In this photoplay Miss Burke portrays
the role Of Polly Marsden, a wealthy young
woman daughter of n retired cotton
broker, who Is loved by two men one a
poet and the other a prosaic broker,
neither of whom she eeeins inclined 10
accept
NORMA rAbMADgE AT THE VICTORIA.
DE Luxe Annie, Norma Talrnadpe's
the Victoria Theatre. IL vastly different
from the average crook play and, by the
satne token. infinitely superior II u the
story Of finely-bred woman whose hu g.
band IL Interested IN criminal psyrholog Y
md who IL herself Transformed into a
criminal hv an accident The crime she
practices IS the "dc-luxc game, nm
adaptation Of the old badger game m
which the woman poses as n seller uf
do-luXe editions and inveigles somc ~
dividual with weakness for pretty girls
whereupon her male confederatea break =
into tho scene and blackmails the victim
whom shc has found IN an EN- harrasVinE
position with his wife
MApGH KENNEDY At r7:E QUEEN.
Tho Service Star. featuring Madge
Kennedy, Is making big hit at the Queen
Theatre, where # will have its last show
ing today The Allica' Official War Re
view is also being shown
VAUDEVILLE At sHELIPoT
Shrllpoi Hark nffora vaudeville ! III
IN the Family Theatre each afternoon
md night tins week winch contains the
names of q number of we'll known people
Krescn & Dale with an act dealing
largely with aviation and entitled lip
IN the AR the headlIner Tho act
shows excellent rosturnea and two de
cidedIy bright people and goes from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27

here ON the big tune. Grpino, the Man
of Many Noises" who ~ we'll known 10
most admirers 81 vaudeville, also hhs n
plare on the program Lambert 4 Tyson
offer harmony SINGING Madeline Wood,
the excellent violInist who made such
hlt AZ the Hotel du pont recltals o
fcw years ago. ~ another excellent feature
and MARTIN q Grant IN btg surprise
act, complete the bill
nnAWDYwfNE SPRINGS.
Brandywine Springs Park offers the
usual attractions thla week II ~ ex-
pcctcd that number ~ picnics vii
VISIT the big park and some family re-
unions are also talked Oi. The pnrk ~
vol flied with amucrn Tnts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
- IL IL - 10

Summary; Hits OF Long. II: A. jack
son. = Earned runs Eastlakc. o. Edge
Moor 4 Thrcc-hase hits NJ Minker, /:
Patterson. Struck out Long, Il; A.
Jackson. - Left on bases Eastlakc, :;
Edge Moor, >. Stolen bases Jos Adam
son. 4; u. Riley. ,, REYNOLDS, /, Pattcr-
son, l. Gilbert, l. Thompson. ,. Sacri-
flee hits d. Riley. NJ jackson Hit by
pitched ball ID Riley Base on balls =
NJ Jackson /; Reynolds. |. Thompson, | :
Ramsey, l. Wild pitches Long. :. Jack
son, 3. Passed balls Riley. o. Bccson. ! !,
Thompson, | Time of game , hours
Umpire Morbrarv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEA CUE.
Cleveland, at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston
St Louis ut New Yopk.
Chicago, at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phlladelphia at PIttsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27

II want to see one Of those regular
sure enough picturesque COWBOYS" said
the new arrival in Crimson Gulch.
You're too far east son, rejoined
Broncho Boo The nearest sure enough
picturesque cow2oy ! know Of is in a
moving picture studio away over in Los
Angeles. w ashington Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
AWAKENED.
Terrell Love Holiday.

| stood on the corner dreaming
Of curvetlng horses white,
OF ladies' m pink tights cleaning,
OF clowns and glare of light
! heard the music a-bloring,
And then with Jealous frovvn
My wife hissed you stop that starini
At that girl IN X-ray gown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICANI.FAGTr.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. ;; Athletics. ,
Athletics. I Cleveland, O. I'd game J
Detroit, 6: Boston 8
st. Louis, >: New ork. o.
Washington. II; Chicago. >
NATIoNALLEAGUE
New York. ,: 1t Louis. 0
New ! ork. 4 ii Louis, i ID game
Other games postponed, wet grounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
Midweek Ball Game.

Pusey and Jones Of the Delaware
River Shipyard League will stage a
mid-week-twiGght game Thursday after
noon with Cramps Shipyard Of Philadel-
phia at Harlan Field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
Death of Ball Player.

James + MCGOWAN. aged 40 years, a
member of the Independence Fire Co
and a veteran ball player died at his
home, 1876 East Twelfth stree yester-
day, following q short illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27

Dear Mr.. Schulcr | herewith enclose
letter from Hon Carl Nrooman. acting
secretary Of agriculture, which Is IN
reply to my letter Of August - enclosing
Your letter To me
trust that MIR Nrooman letter may
be of interest 10 vou and the action con
templatcd bv the department may result
IN accomplishing the desires Of YOU and
your ASSOCIATION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27

ment nVenlng edn,l f5assllga pzsad = tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-27
FINE BALL GAME.
Result Of the First Edge Moor -EastIake
Post Scason Contest.

Following is the detailed score Of the
first of the post season games of the Edge
Moor and Eastlakc baseball teams, playep
laet SATURDAY.