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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS S.

AaNrTrr ErLrrHmAH Ar THF STRAND.
The Strand Theatre today is show
ing The Million Dollar Spectacle
featuring tho worlds most perfectly
formed woman Annette Kellerman IN
"A Daughter If the Gods +" The cast m
cudes William T. SHAY and those won
dcrfh kddes Jane ard Catherine Lee
and Stuart Holmes In addition to the re-
markable sen scenes, there arc land scenes
Of pnlatial settings without parallel in
any picture play.
nonERT WARWICK At rHE PLAYHOUSE.
Robert Warwick begins today his third
pppearanct AZ The Playhouse ~ the sum
ner senson His vehicle is called The
Tree Of knowledge and IS a modern
romance with the ancient significance
Of the Garden Of Eden Mr. Warwick is
fortunate, in having the support Of an
exceptional oast Of players. Among the
feminine principals ere Wanda Hewley
and Kathiyn Williams Among he mascll-
line actors in the company. Tom FormaB,
Irving Cummings and Theodore Koslof
are the most popular. The added offering
is the Capitel comedy A Fly in the Oint-
ment
trnFIAwoF oFTHE YUKON ATTHF MAJESTIC
Robert w Service has strongly express
ed the spirit of tho north IN poem called
THE Law Of the Yukon A story based
upon this poem has been made into photo
play form under the title Of The original
verse and with the marvellous direction
of Charles Miller has been presented 10
the public as one Of the biggest stories
pi the north. yet 10 reach the soreer To-day
it commenced three-day rim at the
Majestic 1hehtre.
THE CpaT At THE QUEEN
Violet Herning. who sterred at the Queen
Theatre several months ago IN the great
success, eTverywomRn will make her
appearance ~ the theatre commencing
today in her newest phot0play THE
Cost Npnv will recall from the title
Of the photoplaY thrt il IL taken from
David Graham Phillips most famous
story Miss TEeming in the assumption
of thr leading role, will be seen % Pauline
Dunont wIIfu, impulsive Young girl
who marrles q worthless young man with
the hope Of reforming him.
WALLACE REID At THE RIAITo.
The first of a series Of three motor
pictures that Wallace Red released during
the past six months or so was called The
Roaring Road The second presenta-
ton Of this picture will be gwen RI { the
Ria.o Theatre todav The hero of this
story is the famous Toodles Walden Of
the famous Bear stories that appeared IN
the Saturday Evening Post Commencing
tomorrow Harry Carey will be seen in
Bullet Prooff
EIAfSE HAMAERsTEIN IT TIRE SAVOY.
The underground whispcr-factory, where
rumors IRE spread and regulations dam
eyed j. the subject Of Elaine Hammer
stems newest starring vehicle for the
Selznicb picture Whispers, which has
its first showing at the Savoy Theatre to-
day and runs for the balance Of the week
Miss Hamnerstein IN this production
portrays girl who IS the victim Of scandal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
ARMY FL|ERS HAVE
THRILLS NOT SCHEDULED
Ascend to Height of 10000 Feet,
and One Drops With Para
chute After Mishap.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Washington. Aug l2.-Army aviatorp
have long since ceased TO get many thrills
out Of routine or even stunt flynu. IL is
said, but an exception should be made in
the case of two sergeants who recently set
out to break the worlds altitude record
for q parachute jump at McGook field,
Dayton. o, according to an Air Service
announcement The men were Sergeanis
Strong n MADAM and Ralph Bottreil
The sergeants, without intimating the
nature Of their objective. took the air in
lie Pere, two-seated plane with MADAM MS
the pilot and Bottreil wearing standard
army parachute Of the double-pack type
After nynu for an hour the plane had
reached an altitude of 20,G0O feet and
Sergeant Bottreil started TO climb cut of
tho cockpit 10 make the Jump
The release ring uf his parachute. how
ever, accidentally caught ON tho fuseage
Of the plane and the parachute opened
prematurely, dragging the sergeant out
over the tail Of the machine Bottreil' q
arm struck the rudder Of the plane rs he
went by, tearing some ligaments Of his
arm and ripping of sleeve OF his-fur
lined liying coat A strap Of his harness Mt
the same time caught the ruddef and tore
II from the plane The parachute itself
was damaged. but opened rs the sergeant
cleared the machine and started his long
dcscent.
Sergeant pottrril lost considerable
blood from his injured arm during the
drop, but made safe landing IN plowed
field and received medical attention IN
time 10 prevent any serious result from his
injury.
Meantime Sergeant MADAM, in rud-
derless airplane. 20.600 feet IN the air
was having troubles of his own lie finally
found position whore he could maintain
n straight flight by keeping the throttle in
n certain position and fitting the plane
with the ailerons In this manner he
glded down To within about 5000 feet OF
earth whore he managed TO make a wide
turn by juggling his throttle and ailoron
controls, Strengthened out and made por-
feet landing without further damage to his
machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
ALL-WIL MINGTON MEETING.
Parkside- Defiance Disputed Game Will
Be Aired Tonight

Action will be taken on the Defiance
Parkside game Of last Saturday AT a
special meeting of the All-Wilmineton
League tonight at S15 The session will
be confined TO the manfgers captains ard
several witnesses Of the clubs involved,
the officers of the All-Wilminpton League
and the arbitration board. which will con-
sist of three local baseball authorities.
The members of the arbitration board
have not been announced, but they will
be men who have been prominent figures
In baseball Parkside walked of the field
last Saturday in their game with Defiance
and Umpire Williams, who was officiating,
forfeited the game TO Defiance Johnny
Brady, manager of the Parkside team, and
other members of the club, allege they
were justified in their action and this will
be one of the important questions to be
settled tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
DU PONT TROPHY.
Eighteen-Yard Championship Will Be
Settled on August 20.

The du Pont 1S-yard championship,
the trophy for which has been in competi-
tion for eight years, will be shot for prior
to the Grand American trapshooting
tournament. In this event the targets will
be thrown 90 yards. This championship
trophy will be contested on Friday after
noon, August 20, over the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap traps.
The former winners, the year, where
shot and scores are as follows:
1913, Wilmington, w. M. Foord, Will
mington, 95; 1918, Atlantic City, n. j.,
Bart Lewis, Auburn, ILL.,, 90; 1914, Spring
field, Ill, Bart Lewis, Auburn. Ill, 93:
1914. Utica, H., William Ridley, What
Cheer, Ia, 90: 1914, Cedar Point, o.,
j. n. Knox, Convoy, o., "a: 1914. At
lantic City, n. j., w. M. Foord, Whining
ton97; 1915, Atlantic City, n. J. Allen Hell,
Allentown, Pa, 81; 1916, Philadelphia,
A. b. Richardson, Dover, Del. 81; 1916,
Atlantic City, n j., G. n Fish, Lyndon
vile, n. Y, 96: 1917 Baltimore, Md,
Fred Tomlin, Penn's Grove, n j., "a:
1918, Lakewood, n. j., Fred Tomlin,
Penn's Grove n. j., "a; 1918, Atlantic
City n. j., G. n. Fish, Lyndonville,
n. y, 80; 1919, Atlantic City. n. j.,
W. Henderson, Lexington, Ky, 9S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
MATINEE RACES.
Classy Entries Carded for Events on
Saturday.


The program of matinee events sched-
uled for Saturday at the Delaware State
Fair grounds track is as follows:
Event No l., mile heats, in 3-Iillian
Russell, ch. m. by Idle Jay, John Zeblcy
TAYLOR; Director Wilkes, s. g.. by Bel
mont Wilkes, Z. S. Stanert; Loading
Lady, br. M, unknown, David Ford; Vera
March, s. M, by Prince March. Jr..
Carroll w. Griffith; Helen c.. b. m, by
Chimes, NJ. P. Newton; Roanie, b. M, bv
Lord Dewey, Harry Rose; Della b., hr m =,
by Idle jaw, G. s Phipps; Roam NAV, r.
m, by Oakland, Jr., William II. Lucas
Event No. =, mile heats, 2 in 3-Matt
H. b. G., by Delaware Knight, NJ. r.
Hayden; The Apostle, b. e., by The En-
ponent, James P. Winchester; Santie
Guy, b. f., by Litz, Coweview Farm;
Prince H., br. g., by Prince March
Betty Bros; Toddie, br. m, by Echo
Todd, o. II. Gilbert.
Event No. 3, mile heats, 2 in 3-Ken-
meth, b. e., by Crystallion, Coweview
Farm; Miss Wiltondale, ch. m, by Wilton
dale, l.. 0. Ross; Madam Mac, br m, by
Expressive Mac, NJ p Newton.
Event No. 4, mile heats, in 3-Dan
Morgan, b. G., by Horgan Axworthy,
John Zebley; Peter Ward, b. G., by Count
Dashkopf, William Ward; Wawaset, b.
b., by Binvola, Betty Bros; Roslyn Nc
Kinney, br. G., by Mckinney, William
Taylor; Frank White, b. e., M p New
ton; Silver King, br. s, by Silver Wing,
William ], Armstrong.
Event No 3, mile heats 2 in 3-Emily
b., br. m, by Auster Burns, Edward
Goodwin; News Boy, b. g., by Sidney
Prince Robert, Betty Bros; Red Ex, $ g.,
by Bonnie Ex, William Taylor; Joe Dewey,
b. G., by Admiral Dewey, c. +. Hacken-
dorm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
MEDAL SHOOT.
Feature Event at CreenhiIl Gun Club on
SATURDAY.

Greenhill Gun Club members are look
ing forward 10 Saturday afternoon when
the club will stage one Of lts regular club
ahoots
Greenhill is arranging a series Of Satur-
dsy afternoon matches that will hold the
interest of all local msrksmen With the
usual Greenhill good time spirit, oil
local shooters arc bound 20 enjoy these
shoots Friends Of the club have gwen
several valuable trophies to be contested
for and these contests will start shortly
The biggest event on Saturday will be
for the ls-yard championship medal
William Coyne, J. Kaiser and +. T..
du Pont are already leg winners for this
valuable medal, while Capt Simonton
and Billy Swayne are tied for position
Greenhill threw over $4,000 targets last
week and will be ready to throw goodly
number on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
BABE" RUTH INJURED
SLIDING To SECOND.
Batting Ace Tears Ligament in
Leg and Had to be Carried
From Field.

Ten runs in the seventh inning Of the
game with the Tigers yesterday, resulted
in l3-4 win for the Mackmcn. Rommel
showed good form and held Detroit to
eight hits, one Of which was a circuit
drive. Harper held the Browns and Boston
won SO. Babe" Ruth was injured btu
the Yankees won their game from Clcve-
land, Ia. The batting wonder tore n
ligament in bis leg in Sliding and had to be
carried from the field. He announced last
night he hoped TO be in today's game. The
White Sox cleaned up their fourth straight
over tho Senators, winning 81.
The Giants continued their dash toward
first place by winning both games Of
double header from Pittsburg, 5-l and
G-3. The two wins make Now York
dangerous contender for the league lead
ership. Brooklyn and Chicago divided
double header, while the Brooklyn fans
showered pop bottles on Umpire Quigley
st. Loui, defeated the Philles 1870 when
they made total Of % hits for 30 bases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
RUSHwoRTH DEFEATS TATLOW

Rushworth defeated Tatlow, IOO-96
last night, in one Of the most exciting
games Of pocket billiards ever played IN
this city The score was tied four times at
9S and 1t was not until Tatlow scratched
several times that Rushworth was award
cd the decision.
At one stage of the game Tatlow was
leading 00-60, but Rushworth, by bril-
liant playing, managed to overcome this
lead. The game was 80 close that 1t be-
longed to either contestant until Rush
worth pocketed the last ball The game
tonight between Young and Houston Is
expected TO be close match
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
Defiance and Brownson Battle Monday
for Tenth Ward Honora.

The second gnmc Of The championship
series between Defiance and Brownson for
the Tenth ward honofs viii be played next
Monday evening at the Conrad street
grounds, this decision having been reached
last night at a conference Of the managers.
Jack McDonough, Defianee'a manager,
declares that Brownson will meet with
sudden stop on Monday. Farrell, Of
Browuson, expects his nine 20 win the
nhampionahip BY taking the aecond game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
HARLAN VS.. vIscosE .

The Harlan nine ia scheduled 70 meet
the Viscose club Of the Delaware River
Industrial League at Marcus Hook, b.Ib
today, standard time Rain has interfered
with this game and IL is hoped that the
game can be played off to-day. There viii
be some new faces in the local lineup and
this will be a good opportunity to whip
them into, shape for tho ParkesburR game
~ be played on Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
GREAT PROGRAM TO-DAY
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Br Associated Press 10 Every EVENING

by Assoclated Press TO Every Evening
Cleveland, Aug. 12.-Today's Grand
Circuit card at North Randall was
generally conceded to be the greatest ever
attempted in the history of harness racing
Seven races, inclu ding $40, 500 stake and
two for $1,000 each were listed.
The championship stallion stake for
three-year-old trotters with a value of
SI0,500 was the headliner
1t promised to bring into competition
eight of the greatest Juveniles in training
among them Voltage, Daystar, Longset
and Natalia the Great.
Peter Manning, the trotter which sold
for $4,000 last fall, was among the ten
eligibles in the $1,000 press stake for 2.l7
frotters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Two Games for Grace.

The Grace baseball club will play East
lake at Twent y-ninth and Market streets
tomorrow evening, and Middletown at
Middletown on Saturday afternoon. Chill
las and Meyers will do the twirling in
these games, with Livermore and South
well behind the bat. The Eastlake game
will start at 6.l5. Manager Patterson
vii have his best team In the field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
AMrnICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL. ITATrfr

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, Is; Philadelphia, 8.
New York, g; Pittsburg, l.
New York, @; Pittsburg, I'D pame)
Brooklyn. Q; Chicago, g.
Chicago, d; Brooklyn, 2 cd
gamel.
Cincinnati at Boston (wet
erounds)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. -, Detroit, 4.
New York, Z; Cleveland, 4 30 in
nings)
Chicago. 2; Washington, !
Boston, 8; St Louis, 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
DU POINT CHAMPIONS HIP.

The championship girls game in the
du Pont League scheduled for last even
ing between Sales Record and Advertis-
ing, was postponed ON account of the con-
dition of the playing field. due TO the
heavy rain of Tuesday The game, how
ever, will be played this evening at 5.15
and If third game is necessary it will be
contested tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
DEL. DIVISION WINS.
Marylanders Are Defeated in Fast Game
at ClaymOnt

Delaware Division defeated Maryland
Division 5ll last night at Claymont, 3D.
IN ono Of the best games PLAYED at Clay
mont this season. Only two hits were Sc
cured of the Delaware Division twirler,
both hits being made in the opening in
ming White, the losing pitcher, was touch
ed for seven hits. The score:
nEIAMARE DIVISION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
BURLEY AFTER GAMES.

The Burley A. c. of Chester, Pa, would
like to hear from all frst-class teams in
Wilmington for Saturday and Sunday
games, Offering fair guarantee. Address
all communications to the manager,
Francis Durier, COZ Barclay street,
Chester Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Pusey g. Jones Defeats American
Car and Foundry Nine, When
Purcell Allows One Hit.

In n fast and interesting Industrial
League game Inst night, the Pusey &
Jones team defeated the American Car
and Foundry Co. 3 to O. Purcell the ship
builders twirler, allowed but one hit, be-
sides collecting two himself
August 2l Pusey & Jones will meet
the Pedricktown club. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
HARLAN ALL>STARS LOSE.
Gas Company Nine Admin
listers SO Whltewash.

The Harlan All-Stars were defeated
last night by the Wilmington Gas Com
pany, 80, in n fast and exciting contest.
Briscoe and Shanncr both pitched well,
allowing but four hits apiece. The only
extra base hit was made by Tobin on a
two-base hit to center field. 13riscoe famed
seven and Shanner struck out eight. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
DOVER WINS AGAIN.
Harrington Nine Falls Before SIants Of
Wlnteyatine. :

Dover, Aug. I2.--Dover defeated IInr
rington 80, yesterday, the game making
the third win for Dover over Harrington.
There were several spectacular catches
made during the game, which was cxcit-
ing throughout. 1fummell, Harringtons
pitcher, Rnve way TO Leagar IN the eighth
after he had weakened. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
PENINSULA FAIR RACES.
Slow Track Results In Poor Time in
Some Events

Tasley, Va. Aug II The second day
of the Peninsula Fair Association yester-
day had record-breaking crowd, with
three of the elosest-contcsted races ever
witnessed The go trot was ono of the
most exceptional races ever witnessed,
the fourth heat being slower than three
minutes The judges declared il no heat
and changed drivers behind Joe Axworthy
and Major Saginawo
$50 TRoT, PURSE $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
ECORE IN INNINGS

eCOkE Hf INNINGS.
A F. Co. o.......l o 6 6 3 2-1g
Every-Evening Star. o o 5000 O. 0
Summary: Hits-Of Ramsey, in
= of Banks. IL in 6; of Stewart, O in l..
Earned runs-A. V. t. Co, Q; Every
Evening-Star, O. Two-bsse hits-Darrel,
Groves. Three-base hits-Ford. Home
runs-Ford and Ramsey. Struck out
BY Ramsey, II: by Banks, 10. Double
plays-O. Left on bases-A. V F. Co, s
Every Evening-Star, 5. Stolen bases
Ramsey, Ford, 3; Conklin, 2; Nork, Car
roll. ?; McKenna Sacrifice hits-Kipp,
Darrell, Groves Base on balls-By Ram
sev. / by Banks, s. by Stewart, o. Wild
pitches-Banks 3. Passed balls-Horn, ..
Number Of innings pitched-By Ramsey,
:: Banks, 6; Stewart, /. Umpire-Bunt-
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
GAMES TO-DAY.

National League-St. Louis at Phla-
delphia: Cincinnati at Boston; pittsburg
at New York Chicago at Brooklyn
American League-Athletics AZ De
troit; New York st Cleveland; Washing
ton at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12

Two-base hit--Tobin. Struck out
By Briscoe, 7; by Shanner, 8. Left on bases
Harlan, a; Wilmington Gas Company,
s. Stolen bases Gallagher, 2; Young 3.
Cole [. Bases on balls-By Briscoe, /;
by Shanner, l. Passed ballsShieds,
Pinder Umpire kleinstubcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
RISING SUN WINS FROM SEAFORD

Seaford, Aug. I2.-Rising Sun, cham
pions of the Susquehanna League, gave
the locals jolt yesterday, when they de-
feated them Al, in a game marred by
errors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Miss McEw an 7 axes Queen de Dance.

Miss Marion McEwan has leased the
Queen de Dance, in the Queen Theatre
Building, at Fifth and Market streets
and will conduct her dancing studio
there. Miss McEvan will hold an opening
assembly on Saturday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
AMERICAN MOTOR BOAT
WINS HARMSWORTH TROPHY

ByAsssociated Press to Every Evening
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug 12.--America
won the Harmsworth trophy, the inter-
national motor boat prize, through the
victory of Miss America in the second
race of the series off here yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
ITALY ARRANGES FOR
EVACUATION OF ALBANIA

Rome, Aug. 11.-The Albanian minis
ter to Italy has arrived in Avlona to ar
range for the details of the evacuation
of Albania by Italian troops.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
5llTH MARYLAND Division.

Delaware Div - @ o 0 0 0-3
5l1th MARYLAND d . O 0 o %
Two-base hits-Segelken, Jacobs
Struck out-By Hantwerker, o: by
White. 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Madison Juniers Win.

Madison Juniers won their seventh
straight victory by defeating the fast
Yellowstone Cameis by the score OF "A to
IA, last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Victory Stars Win.

The Victory stars defeated the Fourth
Ward team 50 las' night Tho Victory
Stars viii play the South Brooklyn Giants
Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
REMEMBER
IT'S A FACT

that many leading physicians use MAN
TONE in their own families and regu-
larly prescribe it for pale, peak, nervous,
rundown men and women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
FIBRE TEAM WINS.
Defeated Every Evening Star in One
Sided Ball Game.

In the industrial Baseball League last
night. American Nulcanized Fibre defeat
"a Every Evening-Star on the Military
Grounds bv the following score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12

Sacfillce hlts-NeIFln, WnfImnn, kfn-
Wit. Iwo-bnsc hits Holtz, Hnfdesty
Double plays Melvin to lIoch; Leagar TO
Porter 20 Hook; Wattman TO Winterstine
to Spaid. Struck out-By IIummell, s.;
by Lcagar, | by Wintersiinc, 4 Bases on
balls-OH Hummell, 8; off Winterstine, |.
Umpire-Pettyiohn
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iitS vi uI tesit > oh 1ohitts ",
Two-base hits Martin, Gormley. Struck
out-By Purcell, s; by Conley, 4 Stolen
bases -Savin, Martin, Donohue. Saori-
fec hits--Carpenter, Donohue Bases on
balls-Of Conley, 2. UmpireMcGuirc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12

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" note OF contrast. The sash or belt
may be OF plain satin or tafeta.
The dotted swiss especially favored
this season has background OF black
or color with white dots. II Is de.
cidedly effective.
Navy r4ffeta IS holding its own in
the lineup Of favored materials for
both dresses and suits.
Judging from some advance fall
frocks now coming over from Paris
there Is an evident effort TO popularize
the high collar one model is Of fine
wool jersey in pretty shade Of gray,
made 10 button close TO the neck. The
inside Of the collar, however. is faced
with q rich blue velvet. so that It may
be opened. forming a V neck and re-
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