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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-03-25
NOTICE OF FINAL. DISCHARGE.

NOTICE OF FINAL DlSCHAhGE
Notice is hereby given that Mrs
Mollie Smith and ]. L. Cottingham
administrators of the estate of S
Frank Smith, deceased have made ap-
plication unto me for final discharge
as such administrators and tina,
Thursday, April 9, at 10 a. m. in the
forenoon has been appointed for the
hearing of the said petition.
All persons holding claims against
the said estate are requested to file
them with the administrators on OF
before 10 a. m. in the forenoon on
Friday, April 9, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery.
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
Judge of Probate,
al At Dillon County.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-03-25
tho nulnIns That Does Not Affect the Mead

Because Of 1t. tonic and laxative effect. LAAA-
TIVE BROMO OUININE is better than ordinary
Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full name ana
look for the signature Of e. W. GROVE. soe'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
An Island In the Family
ny JOHN ELIOT WESTON

BY JOHN ELIOT WESTON
HEATED in the couch hammock. jean
IT, awaited the arrival of Porter Phil.
nps. She would be glad 70 see him. yet
soistiYss % dreaded "a the news he might b,i,nIf h,,I
b.r I, that ,s,, S,i had passed. Jean would lose
low. Nsray-shinsled bungalow.
For certain legislators becoming aware
tbs N 'ne ls. .act that mos, of the Islands n !.
n rers rights had proposed that allssucn
properties be taken over by the state
and made into a reservation. only own
ssrs with clear titles would not be az
fected. Jean had no clear title.
noH Hirk ;v,iS there was the old PIPE dream ,,,.a
she ran down TO the landing. Porter,
LII LII a. .wfyly ,l1y glad to see you. DID the
Porter, stepping from the launch.
u did" And the girl knew the little
serm OF endearment gave the measure
OF his sympathy.
say sHs eHsr coal so bTois ssssss By
little maid, they discussed the situation.
When Porter rose 20 60. a sudden I'M
pulse seized him. "Jean! he cried,
The girl drew % back. "Not--not yet"
'"s sJ.an ss,ai whenr
MY thoughts are SO full OF losing the
island, you understand" she pleaded.
An hour later Jean slipped the band
arouua the last package OF papers when
had been her fathers They had yielded
her nothing. Feverlshy she picked up
some old books, opened them. held them
upside down and shook them violently
From one a lose leaf futtered out--then.
what was that yellow paper7
With unsteady fingers she opened IL
out Yes. II was deed with her
fathers signature, registering the sale
island sold? Not to her father But
by her father toto Jonn William Phil
lips. She had never heard Of him. Why,
how silly of her! That was Porter's
father The book must have been his
Mechanically, she turned back to the
fiyleaf. Yes, there was the same name
in cramped, faded writing. SO the island
away.
. Presently. kneeling in the stern Of the
light Canadian canoe she guided the
craft out into the calm waters reflect
ing the gathering splendor of sunset
As she neared the island on which
he had told her he had pitched his tent,
what was that silhouetted against the
tents whiteness, their outlines picked
out by the firelight7 The figures Of a
man and woman. the woman's head rest
ing on the shoulder OF the man.
T'hunderstruck, Jean paused. her pad
die lifted. then turned homeward as
have hinted that he loved her--oh. how
into her bitter meditations a thought
insinuated itself. In her sweater pocket
she held Porter's punishment. A little
flip Of that yellowed paper into the lake
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
TUo Minutes of Optimism,
When a Man Comes to Himself
BY HERMAN J. STITCH

said that tragedy marrying good girl sometimes works
miracles In idle
clean opposite
before cynical swive
everybody and everything with the world cordially recprocatns his
sentiments
chropay about everybody the Office making
think Of why it's hardly possible
registered kick
curious to know how that suddenly
70 wise o yourself?
suppose
realizes
Best them
said happened. When
ell there's hope for you"
years ago.
after thought with that would whiewash
|boundto favorte
buried the dope
alongside and almost jabbed
and about to release wicked whedd
fawho should be but the hadn't
sheet It wouldn't
the afternoon studying
track.
WELL the thing comcal
that time that didn't dare bulge for would
till of, which
time got back favoe horse had what
and / weekly insult
friend
had faint smile playing it, a expression
That continued, Of
thinking did e wasn't the loss
that the bit
fighting like bazes and racing
b like skuing back to its bo
'nicked the
Right then through with the races
again place mSse nositon
where couldn't
with nothing ashamed Of. w ~
Il remember reading entitled When Man
title thing might
man into Well that And I've
years ago that the boss bumped
leNd me to hide my head in shame and fear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
A New Handmade Blouse
at $3.50

is of sheer, merccrized white batiste with a deep
collar with hemsttched hem and triangular motifs
Of fine punch-work in the square corners The cuffs
and the front Of the blouse hemstitehed and
the shoulder seams corded.
Other beautiful hlouses, made entirely by hand,
are here at $500 to S25.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
knockabout Umbrellas
Special at So and $3.50

The SO umbrellas for men and women and
have durable covers of tape-edge American taffeta
(cotton) strong frames. The handles are plain
carved wood and there arc wrist cords for women
The $3.50 umbrellas all for women. The
covers of American taffeta (cotton) and have
cases to match. All have loop handles.
(CentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21

: had lovely dream.
I, was about plumber. ..
rsr,t be done? Yes, 1t can.
you can dream anything.
This dream plumber worked for me,
charged by the hour, as usual. ,
no brought his tools with him!
Nsver sent a boy back for them!
Ne worked fast---no sabotage!
ps.ults we're ine--and stayed so!
Everything worked smoothly.
when be was through, he went.
didn't stop for expensive talk!
Ills bill came. IL was a wonder
ilo m hadn't charged $3.50 an hour!
Only one dollar an hour!
No charge for, going and coming!
No extra materials! No helper!
IN short, It was fair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
Autumn Has Surpassed
Herself in the
Matter of Skirts

1t is pleasant to think that we can keep
the lovely russets and reds of Autumn and
enjoy them all through the Winter in these
beautiful skirts. The plaids combine all the
colors of the Autumn woods and will make
the most spirited kind of companions on
country tramps.
The skirt that is sketched is of velour, soft
to the touch and most pleasing to the eye.
It's plaid combines dark brown, russet brown,
gray and black. $S.75.
Other interesting plaid skirts, pleated in
number of new ways, are $10.75, $l4.50, $3.50
to $25.
(MsTkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21

Just what he earned, no more.
l paid him joyfully.
Asked him how about it?
His answer stunned me.
I'm q Golden Rule plumber.
l do as I'd be done by.
Profiteers ] hate.
So l don't profiteer myself.
Wish every one would follow suit.
Prices would tumble in q day"
I tainted and fell over.
My nose hit the floor.
! walked with a headache.
II was only q dream.
But ! guess it's the answer. ..
What? Why. the Golden Rule.
Isn't It odd?
We all want others to follow it.
But we don't want to, ourselves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
Each Suit With Two Pair of Trousers

How is that for good, sound buy, sir?
They are real Winter-weght suits Of pure wool
materials, cut the proper lines for this and
tailored in the Wanamaker way Every suit will give
you long and faithful service we'll as great deal
Of pleasure and comfort.
The cheviot suits are in mixed patterns, running
to the darker tones of gray and brown. The serge
suits are navy blue, of course. All are cut on semi
conservative lines with singe-breasted coats which
have two or three buttons and lined throughout
with mohair
If you do not care for the extra pair of trousers
we will sell you one Of these suits for $3.50.
There are fittings in all regular sizes from 81
to Al and in stout sizes from 38 to 49,
Mar rket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
Special Prices on
Wornen's Pink Silk
Nightgowns

Surely the fairies will send golden dreams to
every woman who sleeps In one Of these soft and
dainty nightgowns They are Of flesh pink crepe de
chine satin with shrrings hemstitched landings
Of pink Georgette or frothy with lace and ribbon
strearners.
Prices start at s5 for q crepe de chine nightgown
with satin top and shoulder straps and go to 5000
for lovely affair with angel sleeves Of Georrette
All are fourth to a third less than usual
(CentPaD E.t.. N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
ATHLETICS AT SEAFORD.
Movement on Foot to Provide Suitable
Gymnasium.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Seaford. Dec. S.-The Athletic Asso-
citation of the Seaford High School is
working on campaign to raise funds TO
build school gymnasium. The whole
town of Seaford has been canvassed to
secure basketball hall. No suitable
place has been found TO date. The high
school boys and girls believe so much in
good, innocent play and sport that they
are making determined effort TO interest
the people of Seaford to donate sufficient
funds to erect q school gymnasium, The
cold, winter weather will soon drive the
school children indoors for plNy. The
school has no room for indoor sports.
How to work of in wholesome manner
the surplus energy Of the school boys and
girls during the three winter school
months is question confronting the
teachers
The High School sent its girls basket
ball team to Dover, Friday evening, To
play Wesley Collegiate Institute girls on
their floor. Weshy finally won the game
on fouls. 26 to % The speedy forward
scoring the fouls and field goals for the
Wesley team played on the Wilmington
High School Girls team last season.
Another game may be scheduled between
the same Institutions later. The teams are
SO evenly matched in playing ability, 1t
will take a series OF games To determine
the basketball supremacy. Seaford was
handicapped by the absence of its star
forward, Madeline Marvel, who has been
doing the scoring for the team for the past
two seasons. Seaford's team line-up for the
Institute game was as follows: Virginia
Harrington. left forward; Sigma Coul-
bourn, right forward; Elsie Collins, cen
ter: Grace CouIbourn. side center; Flor
ence Marvel. left guard; Martha Harring-
ton RIGHT guard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
HARRY J. s. CASE
PUT OVER TO MAY
Hearing Of Owner and Trainer of
Wilmington Trotter is
Postponed.

New York, Deo S.-The Board of
Review of he National Trotting Ass0cia-
ton met at the Murray Hill Hotel yes
terday and will continue in session today.
About so cases the majority consisting
of minor complaints arising from lack OF
familiarity with the time allowance rule
adopted this season, and few ringing
episodes were heard and judged.
The much-discussed Harry J. s. case
was among the first called, and, after
assuring H. J. Stocckle, of Wilmington,
and his trainer, Herman Tyson, that
neither one was accused of entering and
racing the fast trotter out of his class with
intent 20 defraud, decided 10 continue
the case until the next meeting of the board
in May
The stallion won in seven races four IN
the Orange county circuit and three in the
Bay State circuit this year.
Among the horses ordered suspended
until the money won by them out OF their
class is returned WIS Madison Square,
which raced at Harrington. Del, July
10 and 20 of this year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
BRoCCo AND CoBURN HOLD LEAD.
Two Days and Three Nights Of Bicycle
Racing at New York.
o = very Evening

nv Associnted Press to Every Evening
New York. Dec S After two DAYS
and three nights Of mad vhirlng about
the Madison Square Garden track, cight
out Of the thirteen teams still contestng
in the annual six-day bicycle race this
morning we're tied for third place, having
covered ii 81 hours goo miles and laps
Brocco and Cohurn held their position
attained in the first days sprintinR with
tho same mileage and 5 laps, while Dchaots
and Persvn and Nanhevcl and Nanderherg
were tied for second place one lap behind
Two teams Suter and Suter, and Grimm
and Vandivcle brought up the rear with
o6q miles and and laps respectively.
At eight o'clock Cohurn was leading.
The record for 56 hours riding, 1859 miles
and 5 laps, was set by Anderson and
Dupuv in 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
BOXER DIES AFTER KNOCK OUT
Mickey Shannon. Plttsburg Heavyweight.
Gets Fatal Blow In Sixth.
nv Associated Press to Every Evcning.

ny AsepCtAttu tEtsS ~ tsfS41 A1hfHiuAs
Jersey CITY, \ J., Dec s. Mickey
Shannon. a heavyweight boxer of Pitts
burg. who was knocked out in bout here
last night with Al Roberts Of Staten Island
died in the city hospital shortly after )
o'clock this morning
Shannon received the fatal blow IN the
sixth round, suffering internal hem
mortgages at the basc Of the skull He
never rcgained consciousness
Roberts was. arrested on a charge Of
atrocious assault and battery upon leaving
the ring. hut was paroled in custody Of hls
manager. Billy Gibson. pending the out
come Of Shsnnons injury Al that time
County Judge Richard Dohcrtv, who
granted the parole, said IN case Of Shan
mons death Roberts would he held for
manslaughter. No such charge had been
reported against him early today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
RAYMOND LOSES BOUT.

The bout between Ralph Raymond,
champion welterweight Of this State, and
Bobby Barrett Of Chester, Pa, which took
place ID Philadelphia last night, was
stopped IN the eighth round by the referee,
when Raymond received blow on the
nose that ruptured an artery and caused
hun N bleed profusely.
Barrett dropped Raymond once in the
fourth round twice IN the sixth, once n
the seventh and once again in the eighth
4 large number Of Delawareaus witnessed
the bout, which was q semi-wIndup Ray
Inond IS scheduled to fight ~ Reading
FRIDAY night. but If IS not expected that
~ VII I've NJ condition for this bout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
TORONTO BOXERS TO COMPETE
AGAINST PENN STATE
szociated Press 4 Every Evening.

BY Associated Press q livery Evening
Toronto. Ont, Dec S.-Th Uni-
vcrs,tv Of Toronto boxing team b as been
invited to compete against Penns ylvana
State glove men in dual tournament on
January %. il was announced today An
acceptance has been DELAYED 10 learn
whether the proposed Intercollegiate na-
ti0naI tourney vii he held. Ia which event
the local boxers will try 10 win the Ca
madam title and arrange to meet the
American champions.
II is understood here that challenge
also will be received fro the Uoted States
Naval ACademy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
CREW PRACTICE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, N. J., Dec. s.--The first
day of winter crew practice for the fresh
man eight at Princeton brought out 60
candidates for work on the machines,
the largest squad OF yearlings that has
ever turned out So early in the season here.
The coaches are planning 10 develop two
eights for the coming season. one OF which
will row against the Freshmen boats from
Yale, Harvard and Cornell, while the
other viii be prepared exclusively for the
freshman race at the American Henley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
MGRAw COMES ny AIRPLANE.

Havana, Cuba, Dec. Charles A.
Stoneham and ]. J. McGraw, president
and vice president respectively Of the New
ork National League baseball cluh, and
Mason Peters editor Of the havana Post,
were passengers via airplane 10 Key West
en- route 10 New York Monday MIR.
Stoneham and Mr. McGraw went 10 the
Unitcd States for the purpose Of attending
n forthcoming meeting Of baseball mag
mates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
CHURCH LEAGUE SCHEDULE
OF QUOITS AND BOWLING

The December schedule for quoits and
,,owling Of the Church Athletic League,
follows:
QUoTrs MONDAY EVENINGS.
First division team:
December 6-Second Baptist at Cook
man.
December 13-Imnanuel at Second
Baptist.
December 2o-GreenhiI 81 Second
Baptist
Fourth division team:
December 6-Second Baptist at Cook
man.
December Is-second Baptist at West
minister.
December 20-Old Swedes at Second
Baptist
BOWLING.
Friday, December 11-Union 81 j NJ
C. A
Friday, December s-First-Central at
Westminster.
Wednesday, December 22-st. An
drews at ! NJ. c. A.
Friday, December 51-St. Pauls at
J NJ c. A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
GEORGIA TECH GETS NO
GAME WITH YALE NEXT YEAR
Associated press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Atlanta. Ga. Dec. Yale will be
unable to give Georgia Tech, place on
her 1921 football schedule, the athletic
authorities Of the Georgia School were
informed today By Dr. " T Bull, a
mtmber Of the committee arranging the
Yale schedule.
Georgia Tech, il was said today, IS
negotiating for a game N New York CITY
with Pennsylvania state or some other
strong northern eleven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
less Willard Under Quarantine.

Lawrence, Dec. S.-Jess Wizards train
ing to meet the winner Of the Dempsey
Brennan fight may be interrupted by
quarantine placed on his home, west Of
here Monday The former heavyweight
champions three children contracted
diphtheria and the attending physician
qlarantined the house The quarantine
will stand until the patients have recover
Gj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
CUBS GET PITCHING STAFF
WHEN ALEXANDER SIGNS

chicago, Dec 8-The Cubs Yesterday
sgned pitching staff for the season when
Grover Cleveland Alexander affixed lbs
signature 70 contract Alexander i;,s
been resting IN ST Paul, Nebraska but
writes that he expects to depart for Cali
fOrnia III a few DAYS Gavv Cravath, form
er manager Of the Phillies, one of Alex
anders close friends, has ranch st
Laglna Beach, Calf, and Alexander will
sIIend some time there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
CHAMPION WOMAN SWIMMER
LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

New York, Dec Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey, champion woman swimmer IL
the Olympic games at Antwerp last fall
left here today for Vancouver, whence
she will sail for Australia on December 10.
She WAS accompanied by her mother
Miss Bleibtrey viii q gage III a num-
Der Of championship swimming contests
in the Antipodes. where her chief op-
ponent win be Miss Fannie Durack OF
sydney, Australian champion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
St. Mary's Plans Snort.

The members Of st. Mary's Athletic
Association are already making plans for
track and baseball activities. Ray b.
August has been selected az track man
hgeF. The baseball question viii be dis
cursed at a meeting next Sunday after
noon, in tho rooms Of the Emerald Liter
ary Association, Lord and Pine streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
SENIORS BEAT FRESHMEN.
In IntcrcIass basketball Series nj Della
MRre College.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Newark, Dec. S.-The Seniors got tho
jump on the Freshmen in another of the
inter-class series basketball games at
Delaware College last night, and won,
% TO z. Betzmer was out because OF
personal fouls early in tho first half and
that greatly weakened the first year boys
team. The features were the long shots by
Attix and Wilson and the foul shooting of
Marvel, who made ~ out of H.
This makes the second win for the
seniors and they now lead in the series
This afternoon the Juniors and Seniors
will meet and tomorrow night the Fresh
men and Sophomore's. The lineup Inst
utoht fnftawa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
"Kid,, Williams Training

Ole kid" Williams, formerly at the
Harlan shipyard, is in training for his
fight with Johnny Griffith, which takes
place on Thursday evening, December is,
~ Chester, Pa. Williams fights Young
Wells at Baltimore on December 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Hagley Cagers to Meet Der ance

The Hagley basketball team will meet
the strong Defiance cagers on the Hagey
floor tonight In a preliminary game the
Hagley second team will play an ''un-
known five" Tomorrow night the Hagley
second team viii lineup against the Pen
Del second stringers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
CALLED IN ANNUAL MEETING

New York, Dec. S.-President David L
Fuitz, Of the New international League,
has issued call for the annual meeting
of the organization to be held in this
cIty next Monday Important matters
baseball Will he considered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
DEMANDED TOO MUCH.

by 4 ssoc lated Press TO Every + Evenips
Milwaukee. Wis Dec 8-Ihe pro
posed bout here on December il between
Jew Tender Of Philadelphia and Eddie
Fitzsimmons Of New York was cancelled
today by Promoter Mulkern when Tend
lrr demanded S12 900 for his share
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

Wilson. 2; Attiz, 3; Armstrong, I. and
Robinhold, l. Goals from fouls, Marvel,
IL; Armstrong, Q, and Robinhold, |.
Substitutions. Barker for Robinhold; Rob
inhold for Barker; Fader for Betzmer;
Townsend for Fador; Secrecy for Smith;
Barnard for McMulen and McMullen
for Barnard Referee, Cole Time Of
halves. 20 min,ltes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
BUSH SIGNS WITH DETROIT.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit, Dec 8.--Owcn Donnie1 Bush,
shortstop Of the Detroit American League
baseball club. has signed contract for
his thirteenth consecutive season with
the Tigers, il was announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
PITTSBURG AND u. OF p.
TO MEET NEXT YEAR

PIttsburg, Dec S.-The University Of
PIttsburg viii meet the University of
Pennsylvania in q football contest at
Philadelphia on October 20, 1921, it was
announced here yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
GREB AND SMITH IN
TEN-ROUND BOUT SATURDAY

pittsbuTg, Dec s--Harry Greb, Pitts
burg, and JEFF Smith, Bayonne, n. j.,
will meet here in ten-round boxing bout
. Motor Square Garden next Saturday
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
ninres Tenn I.osea.

The stores department of the pennsyl-
vania rnilroad shops lost an exciting gam q
of football yesterday afternoon, sooro go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
BOWLING.
rN2usTR1AL LEAGUE.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys Of Grady's bowling
md billiard parlors:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
QUOT DOINGs.

Hagley, Desco and Pullman won their
quot contests last night. The scores:
Keystone. e............ ! 10 II 90
Hagley. .........-... Fl 2l II 2l-4
Desco. ....21 21 q 21 2t-5
Defiance. s IS II II IS o
Players: Desco James, Thompson,
Barrett and Conner
Defance-Clark, Shields, Shannon, Fill
hben and Early.
Pullman ......21 II 21 21 21-5
X Of C......17 IL 10 II Is %
Players; Pullman-IIerdman Griffith,
Goodman, l.. Faivre.
X Of C-Spragg, Branard, Sweeney
and Woodall
Brandywine q q p q 2l-5
Brack-Ex.. ...15 8 10 l6 40
BrandywIne players Lucas, Hubbard,
Tobin and lacey
Brack-Ex players Geiger, IIettenger
Donohue and Gregg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Texaco Five Looking for Victims.

rapl " Warden manager II the basket
bell team Of the Icxaco Athletic Club Is
looking for games with cage teams from
this city Any team wishing % play the
Tcxaco five can get IN tourh with Mr..
" arden at the Texas OIL Company plant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

Llbkuchen, Schlittler's, 300 King St
> Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Defiance PLAYS Tonight.

The champion Defiance quintet viii
hold It's first practice tins evening when
thcv will play Haglo>