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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

! for II years. He located in Hannibal
in tgC4
F. T. Bibb' has spent the greater
portion of his life in Iowa. He came
to Hannibal in 1917 and makes his
home with his brother at 1214 Lyon
street.
l.. c. Bibb was united in marriage
to Miss Mary E. Mitchell of Lincoln,
county, Missouri, who with her hus-
band has grown old in the service
of the Lord. TO this union five chill
dren were born: Arthur and Lotion
Of Hannibal; Mrs. Lee Heuber of
Ada; Mrs. Blanche Whitman Of
Ardmore and Mrs. Addie Dameron of
Hannibal.
e. I. Bibbs wife died several years
ago. He has four living children:
Arthur of st. Louis, Byron of Sc
attle Wash, Harry and Miss Carrie
of Chicago.
1t is not believed that there is a
pair of twins throughout the length
and breadth of the country that has
such a splendid record for church
service as the Bibb twins.
On the Goth of May, 1920, the twins
celebrated their S4th birthday ami
versary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman attended
the celebration.
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From the Hannibal (NIissourD Eve
Ming Courier Post the following is
taken which tells of the life of l..
C. and +. T. Bibb, the former the
father of Mrs. S. L. Whitman of
Ardmo:e:
|. Hannibal has a pair of twins S4
years old, with a record Of church
and Sunday schoo! service that is
witbouJ a parallel. The twins are l..
C. and T.. T.. Bib, who have been
attendants of the Baptist church
ard sunday school for three-quarters
of a century. They have not only
had their names on the church and
Sunday school rosters as members,
but have been constant in their at
tendance and today, although they
have passed the four score year mark
in life, their health is good and from
present indications they will be spared
for many more years service in the
Masters Kingdom.
"They have been members of the
church for 6S years having professed
faith in Christ and united with the
church in Virginia. For Is years L..
c. Ribb has attended Sunday school
every Sunday and for 80 years he has
failed in attendance only on two Sun
days and these were on account of
sickness. They are members of Fifth
Street Baptist church and their
pews are seldom ever vacant. l.. c..
Bibb is a member of the board Of
descons of this church.
These splendid Christian men also
break another record in the fact that
they are the sons Of Rev. w. II.
Ribb, one of the ablest Of the pioneer
Baptist ministers of northeast Miss
our They came of that sturdy Vir-
ginia stock, having been born in that
state May 20, 1886. They grew to
young manhood in Virginia, leaving
there with their parents in 1856 and
locating in central Iowa, near Marsh
town. After spending two years in
Iowa L. c. Bibb located in Pike
county, Missouri, on a farm near
C'arlsville. Remaining there for a
few years he moved to Bowling Green
in the same county where he lived
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

PEASANTS printed in the Avanti.
socialist organ. The manifesto was
signed by the socialist party. the an
archist federation. the general confed-
Grafton of labor. the syndicate of rail-
way men. the federation of seamen
and the federation of harbor work.
ers.
Versailles is confronted by Mos
cow" said the manifesto. 1.-The bank
ruptcy and ruin of the Italian bour-
geoise is evident. Italy emerges from
the war as n vassal of the entente;
the quantity of bread and coal for our
people is being diminished daily, the
state budget is disastrously full of
debt. and Italy is without credit
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East Ardmore Presbyterian
Il G|0N APP RE C|A TES
MERCHANTS GENEROSITY

The committee Of the American Le-
gion In charge Of the financing
Of the Armistice Day celebration to
be- held in Ardmore on November 11th.
takes this opportunity TO thank the
merchants and citizens Of this city
who so literally contributed to the
fund.
The boys have so far raised over
81 500.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Especial to The Ardmoreite)

Oklahoma City, Oct. 23-Cattle:
Receipts, 200. Market steady, but
closed 25 to 35 cents lower for the
week, with calves closing at from
81 TO 81, lower for the week. Steers,
Sc to 50: cows, s4.75 to sG.75; heif-
ers, $3.50 to sS.25; Gamers and cut
ters, $3.50 to $3.50; calves, 81 TO
$3.50
Hogs: Receipts 500. Market steady
following yesterdays smash which
closed 81 lower. Best butchers, S12.-
65 to s1275: choice, s1260 TO sl2.70;
mediums. sl2.55 TO sl2.55; plain mix
ed, s11.75 to sl2.25.
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PR0LETAROT MUST Be
CRUSHED SAY ITALIAN
SOCIALIST NEWSPAPERS

Rome, Oct. 23.-Reaction, for the
purpose of crushing the proletariat,
but it is confronted by the revolu-
tionary organization of the masses
throughout the world says a mani
festo addressed to "All workmen and
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abroad. This situation can be solved
only by proletariat revolution
through the world. After the magnif-
icent battle of the metal workers
the bourgeoise feel Inundated and
are determined to revenge them
selves"
The manifesto urges the proletariai
TO intensity the struggle and to per-
feet preparations for revolutionary
movement. without impulsive action
without impatience, but with prompt
ness and determination"
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NOTICE TO PRECINCT
INSPECTORS

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO
COME TO THE CARTER COUNTY
COURT HOUSE, SATURDAY. OCTO-
BER BOTH, 1920, AND SECURE BAL
LOT BONES AND ELECTION SUP
PLIES FOR HOLDING THE GEN
ERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER md,
1920.
adv. 2i.i w. s. THOMPSON, Sec.
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ATTACKS ON CREDIT
STRUCTURE CONDEMNED
BY BANKERS ASSOCIATION

Washington, Oct. 23.-Discussion by
the American Bankers Association OF
criticisms leveled recently at certain
New York banks, by Comptroller OF
Currency Williams eliminated in the
adoption of a report of the associa-
tons resolutions committee condemn
ing dangerous attacks" by unnamed
citizens on the credit structure of the
country. =.
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First Christian Church

broadway and A Streets
s:45. Sunday school. l. r. Mason,
superintendent.
1900. The Lords Supper Sermon,
''rhe Unique Jesus"
$3.50. Junior and intermediate Chris
tian Endeavor.
$50, Senior Christian Endeavor.
1880, Sermon, Does the League of
Nations Harmonize With the Bible?"
Music in charge of Charles c. Nc
Cray.
GRAFTON S. BROOKS, Minister.
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CHURCHES
Broadway Baptist Church

Corner c ST.. and Broadway
Bible school $3.50 a. m.
Preaching 10:45 a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
b. y. =. L. at p. m.
At the morning hour DIR. Frank
Barrett will occupy the pulpit At
the evening hour DR.. w. l.. Broome,
pastor of University NJ. Il. church.
Norman. Oklahoma, will preach. The
pastor of Broadway Baptist church
urges every member to attend each
of these services and give hearty
welcome and an enthusiastic hearing
to these distinguished ministers and
guests of ours.
r. l.. DAVIDSON, Pastor.
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IT.
FOR
COLDS.

a Cold taken in the fall Of the
year: with the severe winter months
pending; causes great apprehension
and justly 80.
To get the best results take Sew
enty-seven at the first snee2e or
shiver
n you wait till your bones ache
Il may take longer.
Doctors book in English, French.
Spanish. Portuguese or German, on
the treatment of Every living thing"
mailed free.
"1r" for sale at all drug and coun-
try stores.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.
i5C Williams street, New York.
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Sunday school at 9;45 a. m.
Meeting of session at 10:45 a. m.
Morning worship at IL o'clock, SER
mon by DR.. NJ. l.. Butler, of Okla
homa City.
Junior Endeavor at p. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880. Sermon
by DR.. A. L. Evans of Duncan.
CHAS. c. WEITH, Pastor.
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Saint Philips Episcopal Church

Corner r and McLish, s. W.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 1880.
Morning prayer with baptisms and
sermon at IL o'clock.
Sunday school promptly at 9:45.
Evening service at p. m.
Weekday Notices: The Woman's
Auxiliary will meet at the home of
Mrs. T. ID. Wagner on Tuesday at
3 p. m. The Daughters of the King
Will meet at the church on Wednes-
day at 4:3O p. IN. The choir will
meet for practice on Thursday at
7.45 p. m. The Layman's Club will
meet for dinner at the Chamber of
Commerce dining room on Friday at
noon.
F. W. GOLDEN-HOWES, Rector.
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LET ME HELP YOU BUILD BY
SELLING YOU LUMBER FOR MUCH
LESS. j. G. MULKEY, PHONE 1l48.
-9dv.
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Grain prices last week went down
at one time to the lowest level since
1917.
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Church of Christ

"a and 4th Ave, n. W)
Bible study 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. IN. and 1880 y.
m. Prof Willie Webb of Wilson will
do the preaching.
Everybody is invited to come.
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Christian Science Society

broadway and d street. n. W)
Services Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Subject: probation After Death
Golden text: Luke 20;37-3S. Now
that the dead are raised. even Moses
showed at the bush. when he called
the Lord the God Of Abraham, and
the God of Isaac, and the God Of
Jacob For he is not the God of the
dead. but of the living; for all live
unto him.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ings at S O'Clock.
Readng room suite 40S Simpson
building, open daily except holidays.
Week days from IL a. m, and on
Sunday from . to p. m, where the
Bible and authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, purchased
(exccpt on Sunday, or borrowed from
the lending library
The public is cordially invited to
attend our services and to visit the
reading room.
East ArdmOre Presbyterian
Sermon at II a. m. by Rev. c. 5.
Walker, OF Clinton, Okla.
Evening sermon, 1880, by Rev. p.
VI. Nelson. OF Waldrop, Okla.
Sunday school, GAS II. IN.
Junior Endeavor. p. IN.
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m.
A. j. FRENCH, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

Every article among these specials for tomor-
rows selling is from our fresh new fall stock
and although the prices on them were already
low we are making worthwhile reductions in
order to make record breaking day. We al
ways like to feel that our values are little bit
better than is necessary to move the merchan-
disc! Come and profit by these specials for
tomorrow
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Special Values Feature Every
Section of This Store Tomorrow

We've just gone through our entire stock of
splendid values in furniture and picked out
great many particularly attractive specials for
tomorrow's selling. They are not confined to
any one section. of the store but you will find
them among our entire stock enabling you to
secure furniture for every room in the home at
decided saving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
BIG GOLF
SEASON THIS YEAR
Number of Interesting Matches
to be Played at Country
Club.

The annual invitation golf tourr ancft
to t q beld from June l. To 80, IS the nc 81
important event sci ct,lled by tie Viii
mington Country { hub this year This
follows the Iynnewood Hall cup tourna-
mcnt of the Huntington Valley Country
Club. and most of the stars in that tnurna-
ment Will play here. Tic tournament last
year was won bv Cameron II. Buxton of
the Pine Valley Golf Club
The men 5 events follow:
May - medal play handicap: May 20.
medal play handicap; May 81, golf COM
mittee event, Is and 30 holes,
June ;. Sprlnghaven Country Club Us.
Wilmington. at Wallngford, Pa; June IL.
two-ball fnursorre: June IL to 10 annual
invitation tournament; June "a. mixed
foursome; JuEc 26. qualifying round for
president cup, lest - net scores to
qualify
July ;, 10, Il and "a. match play rounds
for president cvp, July >, Independence
Day tournament. II and 36 holes; July
81, handicap match play against par
September !, Sprlnghaven W. Whining
ton, at Wilmington; September 6. morn
ing. two-ball foursome; afternoon, grave
yard handicap; September II. qualifying
round for cldb championship, best 81
HfpSc EtbTtH 10 tl1diiIN EtpNHthhti 10 Aha
p, match play rounds for club champion
ship
October and 9. semi-final and final
rounds for club championship, final
round AZ 36 holes
The women's events
May 10, medal handicap; MAY II,
match play, inter-club teams
June J, qualifying round for classes Of
eight. June H. two-tall foursome June
p, inter-club team match pla''; June 2s.
kickcrs handicap.
July II, graveyard tournament; July
10, interclub match play
September Z. inter-club team match
play September , to "a, club champion
ship: Scpteml er p. driving, approaching
and putting contests: September -. inter
club team match play
October !, one club match; October l l,
inter-club team match play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
DELAWARE COLLEGE
TEAM GOES SOUTH
Leaves fer Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Where They Will Play
Sc vcral Games.

Spcciai Corr u oudeprc ~ Every Evening
New rk. April 10 Delaware College
baseball squad lett Newark at ) o'clock
this morning over the Baltimore Il Ohio
railroad. for a hve-day trip in Virginia
and Maryland Coach Shipley joined the
team at Washington he having spent
Sunday at his home near that city.
The squad will arrive in Lexington,
Va, at o clock tonight They play two
games IN Lexington meeting Washington
and Lee College tomorrow. and Virginia
Military College Wednesday.
"Wednesday night the team will be on
the road all night for u game with Mary
land State n COLLEGE Park ON Thursday
Friday they play Georgetown University
at Washington and will return 10 Newark
that night
There were fourteen men IN the squad
who left this morning, as follows. Cap
tain Marvel, Robbins, McCardel, Tag
CART, Madden Stewart. b. Carter G.
Carter, Rothrock, Magaw, Deppe, Dante
Wilson and Nelson
These men will join the team when the
squad reaches College Park on Thursday
Donoho, Carl, Nutter Underwood and
Hughes.
Tomorrow afternoon the Delaware Col
lege Sophomores and Freshmen will meet
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute in dual
field and track meet on Frazer Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
ANGLERS WILL TRY
SKILL At TOURNEY
Delaware Association Offers Prizes
for Best Casting at Meet
Here April "a

The lly and hait cnsting tournament
10 be held by the Delaware Anglers end
Gunners Association Saturday afternoon,
April u, ON the TRIANGLE beyond Na.f-
inFton street bridge. will bc the { ret
event Of its kind To be attempted IN this
state. bat its success Is certain, aa he
membership of the asst1eiatiun numbers
755, most Of them " lmingtouiahs. but q
large proportion from every part ul the
state. Al the last meeting i59 new mein-
bers were admitted
II was through the efforts of the Della
ware Anglers and Gunucrs Association
that the migratory bird laW was lifted
from Delaware, making II possible again
To shoot rcod birds IN this State Much
time and money Wete expended 20 hay"
this net amended So that Il would not
include Dclawara TIE Association las
also stocked streams throughout the State
with fish
The program for Tie tourney has been
mailed out 10 the members and ia 1t
announcement is made uf "Spertsmun
Night which will be held next month
nj the new Century Club 1fe date
should be Man I itfstrad oi MAY -
Many prizes will be awarded t. the
winners Of the contests ~ the fv and hat
casting tournament Ilcy viii be IN
exhibit in one of Smell l,ntuga dltI ley
windows As mary a4 ten rrizea will he
distributed IN one contest no mure than
two TO one entry. one ~ and one oiler
or two uthers They arr as iullcus
Accuracy balt castinE First. lleelleh
split bamboo casting rod serond. three
Bass-O- Reno haits. third Bestpvcf bait
aud pflugrr bait fourth Restcver hait
and pHuger bait { fih. Bcsfevrr bait and
pfuger bait, s,x6h, Wilson wohhor
seventh. Wilson wobblnr eighth. open
mouth sinner ninth. open moitih sinner,
tenth open mouth sinner
Long distance bait casting First. steel
kingt<her rod second. three. Bnss-0-
Reno bats. third. Besiever and Piluger
bait. fourth. Bestpver aud pfuRpr bait.
fifth, Bestevcr and pflugrr bait siSth.
Wilson wobhlcr. seventh. oppn mouth
sinner, eighth. opon mouth allnof ninth.
open mouth sinner
Accuracy flv casting frat 100 yards
silk enamel line. second. al y flies a. sc-
lected third one ak foot 10 ndef
Long distance fly caat ing first. nino
foot Bristol steel tlv rod SECOND. bottle
N Foss pork rind and two bats; third
one six foot header
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
SCHEDULE IS HARD ONE
Play Wenonah Military College
Next Wednesday; Program
Includes Six Trips Away.

The cancellation of the Wednesday
date. owing tn injuries ut players IN re-
spect to the Crsar Rodney School. and
also the rain on Friday when Brown
Prep wns scheduled to appear. has de-
laved the opening of the hghlet 1920
season and also not gwen tho coach
chance 10 see his best nine in action.
On next Wednesday. The weather re-
naming favorable. High viii take on
Ncnonah Military College at the Eigh-
tcenth and Van Burcn streets field
This season schedule calls for SIX
trips away The FIRST Of these Is on next
Friday. when the locals will journey 10
Dover, where they will be the opponents
of the Wesley Collegiate Institute. From
the "Wednesday game on the schedule Is
an exceedingly hard one, the strongest
teams beginning with The Colllngswood
game. The nine who will start.the Nedncs-
day fracas will lineup: Middleton, catcher,
Ramsey or Lannan, pitchers; Hayes,
first base: Jones, second base; Newlln
shortstop; Whann, third base Bounds,
left-hcld: Harting, center-feld, Murray.
right-feld. This lineup IL subject to
changes. as Coach Dunn has several good
men whom he can use should the case
permit Several extra utility men vii also
be carried by the team this season.
4 Freshman Baseball League has also
been started by Coach Dunn The
league provides for an cight-team or
ganization with a total of - games for
the season. II also provides that every
member of the teams mu~t be o freshman.
The teams will Toe listed under the namcs Of
their respective room teachers.
This offer for an intcr-class league was
also put before the upper elassmcn, tut
as no one expressed their approval this
movement fell through The freshman
basketball games last year are responsible
for the baseball league. The interest
which was shown during the basketball
season were the main reasons for formation
Of them into baseball league The coach
also realizes the present varsity talent Is
almost exhausted 81 he NAV as we'll start
early and also from the bottom 20 make
his future athletic hopes
To show his earnestness in the league
it was started last week. having the Jump
on the varsity by as many days. Two
games have been played. These games
will take place on other dates than those
scheduled hv the varsity.
Track interest runs equally high IN the
ranks of the FIRST year men Meets will
also be ranged Tor them on like basis
to their baseball league This II the first
step toward rebuilding the high standard
held bv former Cherry and White teams.
which have taken slump during the last
few seasons in these respective branches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
NEWARK '. NJ. G. A. TEAM.
Offered Membership in Del Mar Base
hall League VIII Eectde Tonight.

spe,l8 Correspondence 0f Every Evening
Newark. April 10 The Newark y
n & 4 baseball team has becn offered
q membership in the Det-Nar baseball
league and q meeting will be held ~ Tho
~ tonight "a t.me to some decisiou IN
tho matter.
General Manager Hehuut If tho \ I"
who hes been active in ofRanizirp team.
has had the asstirnnco II the hacking II a
number AZ prominent men of the town.
and the Indications are Tint the offer will
he accepted and the "Y'' team enter the
league Some Of The hcst PLAYERS Of the
town are Interested and have agreed 10
play on The team II IS Thought that an
exceptionally fast club csn be organized
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Game Al 81. Georges Postponed.

spr al Correspondence ~ Every Evening
81 Georges. Dd. April 70 The base-
halI game between the st Georges team
md team # Newark on Saturday was
~ stponel to next Saturday on account u
the weather. The locals were reluctant
Ia postpone tho game. as they were 10 fine
shape The tenn had been strengthened
for The contest by the addition of Bill
Morrow and Spieer Of Delaware City and
Grant, Bibbpr and rTuhhY' Schmidt oi
Philadelphia. The Cans aud Nelson
brothers were expected 60 play their usual
bang-np game, which gave the team fine
prospects Of winning This years team
seen t. be much stronger than the team
Of last SEASON, which had a very disas-
tInl.s NLnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
YIN. {. A. To HAVE
PLENTY OF SPORT
Various Sports to be Encouraged !;
Close With Strawberry
Feed.

i i. L Sparks, physical director, has
organized the Y NJ, G.. A. Strawberry
League, To promote interest in athletics
After eight weeks il viii close with n
strawberry party for the various teams.
Included IN the list Of sports which
tho teams will tackle are basketball,
indoor baseball, strength tests. aquatics,
high aud broad jumps, races and other
competitive games.
Four classes, cadets, juniors, high
school and employ ed boys are entered
m the league. Each class Is composed Of
four toams Of four or five boys each. Class,
team and individual prizes will be awarded
at thekconclusion Of activities
Members of the teams i'm tho cadet
section are: Venus Winchester. cap
tain; Churnsi de- Oyerfleer Gerow, GInncy,
Mcguire. Jupiter Barton, captain. Hor-
hily, foulk, Mention. Gray. Mercury
Sayres. captain Jones, Wingate, Violin,
II. Holt. Mars Chase, captain; Ferris,
Lynch and Miller.
The personnel of the junior teams
follows. Stutz McClu captain Hart.
Stroud. Sparks. Kelley Livermore Mer-
cer Sheldon. captain; Culver. Zfrou-
ski, Iatmon, J Masscy, james Ford
Robinson, captain. fiommIl. Keen Vans
Colder, W Bower Martin Hudson
Difiender-captain. AtcAvoy, &. Boyer.
Nohis Garrand. Roberts
The high school teams are (lants
latnall captain; pcdrick Munson.
kcll. Athletics Ba1tcr captain Ma
gulre, Lei apentirc, Beatty Cubs Back
stein. captain; Rubin. pearman. Grew
Bagg Dodgers Ioriman. captain Stroud
Keller llcrbeI Sinclair
The employed bows tcan= are ~peed-
STEERS 4. Foster captain } Lipsen ]
Foster. Cooper Joyce Ulynpa + Grant
captain. Thompson. Roman. Isamanna
\ Lipvon Rod Sox II Grant. captain
McNhorter. Mcdowell. McMalon,
sauderseon Baker Excelsior Dsyiz.
captain. Chuunsidr. Brhdwav. Bush
Brediu MeIueas, Defucio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
d 0 ! l o / | O 0-l0 s 6
. & O . q . q , x-I2 10 =
INTEREST IN CHESS.

A few games III the chess champion
ship tournament for Wilmington are to
be played. There is little prospect Of any
changes in standing among the leaders.
At the end of the week, DR. r. H. Norton
and DIR. III. II. Norris were tied for first
place, with William F. Smalley in second
place and H. ". Fox in third.
The next event OF interest To local
chess players is the match to be played
between team from Delaware College
and the BrandyWine Chess Club team
This event will be held on Saturday after
noon, April 24, in the Trinity Church
parish house. Play will begin at p. m
Visitors will be welcome.