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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
R|FLEMEN TO
SHOOT FOR FOWL
Local Club Will Stage Turkey
Match Saturday. With Equal
Chance for All.

Rifle shooting is the Americans pccul-
lar heritage and Delawareans IN the vicln-
ity of Wilmington are to have an oppor-
tunity to show how well they have taken
advantage of their birthright next Satur-
day. when the first annual turkey shoot Of
the Diamond State Rife and Pistol Club IS
held. A tentative schedule of events shows
that the shoot has been planned to furnish
an excellent opportunity Tor the local
sharpshooters to display their ability aud
at the same time to provide WIDE lati-
tudc for novircs and beginners IN the game
10 carry home n Thanksgiving dinner COM
pletc. Nor will the shooting be confined to
interesting but not particularly exciting
buIlseye shooting At least one event Will
be staged that promises all the thrills
that could he desired hy anyone
The preliminary outline oi the shoot IS
as follows:
First event. small bore match Ten
shots at 50 yards, 10 shots at 100 Yards,
rifle. any %, sights. any not containing
glass position. prone at both ranges.
Second event, rapid fire match Twenty
shots at 200 yards, rife, any; position.
kneoing. sitting or squnttlng from stand
ing. time limit, ono minute Tor each string
of 10 shots
Third event. of hand match Ten shots
at 100 wards. rifle, any position. standing.
Fourth event, 'pin-whccl match
Range, 200 wards position. any re-cnirN
match Shot nearest the center Of the bulls
exc known 10 ritlemcn as ''pin-whc'l
shot WINS the match
Fifth event, battle of Shcllpnt Creek
No details concerning this event are beng
given out. but il IS claimed that y VIII
cause the Battle of Bull Run 10 iad" m
tn insignihCancc
THIS program ls only tentative and may
| I've changed ia several WAYS before the
shoot The "pn-w heel match has been
favoritc with American riilcmen snc'
the DAYS when Daniel Roonc Morgan
Crockett ard other famed rItcmcn q tho
K olden daNs iricd thclr skill AZ lhanksRiv
lnE timc Tins viii hc the tavoritc event
for hc beginners and noNccs There - y.
/ rifle ncr any cartridge made which WI
/ place its bullet in the c%act center - thf
4 target except hy accident So ihaf the maj
+ shooting for the FIRST time has aF mutt
and more chance of having hls bullet
fired from wavcrlnR barrel lodge ~ ~
center az tho target than the sharpsho"tc
who. no matter how eXactlN he mhN t"''
his rif1c. knows that his bullet viii deva''
ali inch or more from tho center ~ th
hulscNc ~ 2OO wards range he prlze y
this event vii 10 we'll worth shoctiug io
AZ Il viii cors,st of practically all hc mn
trrials required to put on a real J hanks
giving Dlurcr As many shots as dcflTcf
NAV bc fired IN th's event and an attcmp
Will he made - have one or two rites =
the frng poiut with the sights properly g
for the use of beginners
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
YOUNG MOTHERS
LIKE HYPO-COD
Il Found it Built Me Up Quick
After Baby Came.
DECLA A LADY
OF PHILADELPHIA

suffered from q -ulae"a oalt.a
i'm. -hin Is having ,.a-a .aG al.l
baby was foru, ibout 'ar-e aoltt-
ago. II that time [ had ! -el2l~e ana
eouldnt recover my str. lEtn Nlirs.es
be baby took some oi my sire. g,n
course bar il Na-9 that. / Aal1 .''
feeling right ard had 'ttlc aqav..-'
needed q good tome builder. hut dIl0
know what e gat u u a trea4 >l.-Et>-s,.
Earle Hypo-Cod
IT .nG u.e = world 8. good / ot-,s.ii.,
much ~ttog ger uEht away My sppeIte
came n4rk ara II ftrvu8syesS which
bothered III ett entirely Il he-peG g-c
great and VOC ~su s.aie>t lee, Il h... =
,n.g M .j.< tn .sv declared Mrs
Nm .H.it b26 81 SitA :, .A--
a3olpa., Pa
A.t,r u Wast.sg 3..,,-@ Ege1
: thc Wi~t~t ~oTt u mi MIN n.ei
II h2sltl fvod ard i coed toalc g at
the digestion and appetite AND g. 'i..t.
TIE blood is us, what Is ueeael Aeia.Ss~
4,d druggists assert Etrl Hypy-loG s
the most powerful most Msoera t' =
effective Tteoy stTCctlVc toist q, Is s..
made Drop N at the drug sreye ana i'I.-
..lrc a bottle or two. kcad he ,oIna-
Ia oa bottle
tat..~ HNpo-Nod Is SOLD mere -
Eckard.S Mediocre store AID the leaiiu-
druggists Ia all nearby to"ts trt.
81 > plI> = ,e9t- var to<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
SAFETY STORY TOLD
IN MOTION PICTURES
Delaware Safety Council Has
Movies Made of Recklessness
in Wilmington Streets

The Delaware Safety Council has just
hnd taken IN Wilmington motion PIE
t1tsc. which aifns - point ont the Rfeat
need of constant ca'c TO prevent injuries
and death This is the inst motion picture
of ,fg kind ever taken hy local saiefY
council and ii is expected that II VIII not
ONLY help 10 introduce the work ot the
Delaware organization tn many persons
who arc now not familiar with u, but that
Il will also be of dpcided advantage ~
polntinQ out the dangers that confront tho
community in the streets, IN the h0mc and
IN the shota The film shows local SCENE
which will b" recognized BY all. For eX-
ample II points ont tho dangers "i boy.
jumping ar thc back of trolley cars 10 steal
rides In particular e"ction oi the pc
ture was staged at Eighth and mon
streets
Another picture shows q hoy on b'-
cycle holding on - the back oi an auto
mahIlc 'lhls was staged ~ Ninth and
OranRc streets
Onr af the xcrv interesting parts nf the
picture Is u srcnc gong down Mqrkef
81 tzeci taken from the platform ni TROLLEY
rar. which Was loaned for the pufpns'.
through the courtesy 81 the fraction .
Ilarrv II Gcige IL the Tfnction 90 oc-
canpauicl the pa ~ whcn the picture
wee taken The car camc IN Dclawa e
avenue and ran down Market street and
nictllrcs Of people who were Iay walking
were taken
In industrial featule showing onc
hazard III shop IS q pat oi tho reel nls
MS donated through the courtesy ni
Marcus 4 Dow, safety engineer oi 'hc
+ NeW Ymt Central lines Another paTi u
Ito picture wae staged n tho Delaware
i Hospital and ~ Il tho scene occurs on
i the porch ~ iir children ward he ar
+ raneefnef4t4 ssere ntdc ft.e this through tho
e3if teay ~ Ms iiarlea 4 Mllcl and
MI Sos and phtslri9ne asslsfod ~ y J n
police ambulance wns also loaned foT fhl
areaslan. trough the conrtcat of pci
Blarl Thee is street sefur = I
fc4fa ing outside af the Harlan plant
p4Ila anna af u tinlnRf9u was taken from g
j alpnal faper on tie PENNSYLVANIA raifoae
~ feant ~ tic Pullman shape Tho flll.
studio also cailabo atrd ~ lnanlng plaf'
showing thc state apifal At Dover whlrf
- shown Is . background IN the picture
Other seates scro takon af tho home # u
Rodney sharp. and there If also 2 form
zeenc afageI Al he farm of Mrs y ~coff
laun4and III Racklaud
Tins moving picture hoinR BE first 'n'
pger uade III Delaware for thls pnrpae'
aud bong the first II - kind ever rnhd'
anywhere IN tho nted States for 8 l"ca
council. il i expected that there VII h'
Quite demand for showing It and after i
has been shown publicly i will be At III
servlce af clubs organizations. societies
lodges and fraterfal and other bodies =
nee
The film vii be shown for the first in
NJ the meeting of the committees II tn
Delawarc Safety Council r. he held II
ia Pont Building at clock this after
noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
MIL RIM WITHOUT MONEY.
t,u,ern With 500 900 Customers VIII
institute New system.

E,,l.>t.r. Nov tt y larg bri -
l.ts, ha,5.r headquarters "a this cuN
hs. +. tirrtAk,a - conduct itsafsHs ch-
ttf.i, without th,. us Of moE ry. IL stead
al ,.,IrfcrrN n intends To use checks.
traJ .,rrItal Co.'S ard trav'l checks 70
a. k, pavIncrts OF every kind. lrcludlrg
III ,,,,rnU \ III, col cern deals with
n,,rr han SMQOO II dIuduai customers
49,. t,stll, ii the. cNp"Iimc' Will II watched
vfh t.5
r .ai.p,i , reason for adoptli this
u.l.ad - gy,n = IN effort 70 demon
. rnc,is frrdIrg th' epidcmc 81
,,.t IN rabhcrlss ard 70 show that mod
l,i.tfcss may h, conducted most eff
..-tl, WITHOUT the us Of small change
us lca,ug tito nation money where II
bIag, i. 'hc harks To serve rs the
be,l> err.it
arrou;. cement >aNs even cAT'SIcs-
Ir. n.Is nd raiirond fares for IN, cont
far,. 81 severe hundred Sal,smc"
Other s4r drics are 70 be paii ~
>I petty items even ~ ore cont
..as. >fgmp- will Re raid herccforth
is n x and 70 euricrcy Of any AMOUNT
,.,,,,ratlnp i ~ 10 carried IN any
Is Inparv rrop.rtN
met ~ payroll ~ us factory. the
ma has offered to employees nEcT
,rtIsr paN check or the option Of re-
..t, z au paN dav a deposit slip shown K
f..t , earI.ir IS for the week have been
d,aOslf,d ~ hIs credit in local bank
Th,a rlsr i .,xVec,ed hv the house 10
move popular with the thrifty class Of
.mp!oycs and t. increase tho volume oi
hank deposits. Executive employees who
have no harkirg account have been ad-
rised 20 start ore at once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Stuck MARKET STRONG;
|NDUSTRiALS IN LEAD
Advances OF TO l IL Points IN
Leaders: Foreign Exchange I'M
proves: Call Money Drops.
-. ,.... "a presx Ia Every Evening

n, Associated Press To Every Evening
New York. Nov. III. Nall street
10 3O "A m Sentiment was dcciucuiN
more cheerful at the opening ot today $
stock market. this condition heing mani
tested not only hv higher prices but by the
strength of foreign exchange rs well
The money market also gave promise oil
greater ease. especially fo' demand loans
Early gains ranged from 10 . points IN
Reading. Mexican Petroleum, BALDWIN
Locomotive and nlted States Rubhc:
ntnc. leaders trailcd along AT substantial
fractional advances The few exceptions
included Bethlehem Steel and several "t
the obscure sperIalties.
Noon Trading reflected the more con-
hdent l,nde.tonc rs tho session progressed
man, lcadc adding materially 10 early
gains Tins was especially true OF the
Ic,te known ndustrials and equipments.
BALDWIN Locomotive hcIng IN active de
mend Al an overnight gam OF almost
j. points -
lu.thet anfavorahle conditions IN tn,
le.,hr1 trade as Indicated bv the reported
SUSPENSION IL qua tc ly dividends on
y own Shoe common stock cxerted httic
sNec'
Cau money opened AT ) per cent as
comma .d with Yesterdays INITIAL rate "'
- md Tho final quotation ~ : pc. cent
ami exchange cn pndon continued 70
- cug'hcp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
FINED FOR USING THE ROD.
PupiI's Parents Awarded Six Cents Yer
dict AGAINST Teacher.

\ioun. Holly. y. j., Nov. l6-lt costs
onlx sI& e I, 20 whip q school pupil III
\en Ie.sc1 and get by with il in a damage
sui. acco. ding to the verde; rendered by
lrv IN the Burlington County Court
,,.Sferdav IN the suit instituted IN behalf
Ii John. son Of George Borsch, Of Roebling,
against John Lednev. principal Of the
t,reek Roman Catholic school there
~nme months ago Ledney lost patience
and whipped Borsch with stick because
he was unrulv and disturbed the decorum
4, the school The boy was gwen medl-
cal attention and kept al home for week
The father brought suit 70 recover pu-
nltive damage and the cost Of the physl-
,lan : services.
When the case vas put on trial last
week the testimony brought out the fact
iha, the boy was disobedient and that he
uAs whipped with q stick. but Ledney
riaimed that no serious injury was IN
tiicted and there was certainly nothing
that would cause the boy being kept IN
The house for a week Other pupils testl-
aed that they felt there was reason for
no principals action and they were not
surprised. The jury found verdict ior
nominal damages OF six cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
II COLLEGES IN "BIG RUN"
Leading Athletes Entered for Cross Coun-
try Contest at New Haven.

Nov- Uaycr Conn %pv lG Seven
teen colleges have entered men for the
twelfth annual intercollegiate cross coun-
~ nn over tho Vale course next Satur-
dav Cornell having won the Syracuse
invitation run, is the iavortc
The other contCnders wltl he alc,
Harvard Princeton. Svracusc. Colby. Col
lagc II The Cltv If New York. Columbia,
Dartmouth Fordhan HOLY Crc s. I.afay-
ette Maine Massachusetts, Institute If
Technology. Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
State ard Williams
Preceding ilc intercollegiate race
there will be freshman competitlon with
teams entered from Columhis. Cornell.
Harvard I.afavctte NJ T Pennsyl-
wanna PENNSYLVANIA state Princeton,
Syracuse and ale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Taking A Day.

Taking dal 70 dream il away cut II
the autumn sun
Forgetting the shadows IN romp aud play
whittier the dreams are spun.
Taking . day
From care and strife
Out II The valleys
And hills Of life.
Taking a day to turn TO boy out n the
autumn shine
Letting the care and the trouble cloy and
the silly griets replne
Taking a day
iii the golden glow
Out in the meadows
That lure US 50.
Taking a day to cast il aside far III the
autumn beaurY;
The folly and sin and hate and pride TINT
poison the soul 3f duty
Taking a day
10 forget aud forgive
cut IN the weather
Where hearts may live.
Baltimore sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
TO PROMOTE BOXING.

New York. Nov l6-Tex' R.rkard,
Charles Cochran, Of London, and William
A. Brady. co-promoters Of the Dempsey
Carpenter championship hoxrp contest.
have combined their interests IN staging
bouts IA this country. it was learned LAST
n;gbt through the granting of 4 charter at
albany Yesterday 20 the Dempsey-C ar
pentier Contest Company
The three promoters are lhc only
directors Of the corporation. which viii
hold contests under the name Of Tile
American Sporting Club. a representative
of Mr. Rickard declared Mr. Cochran II
is understood viii look after the European
interests Of the corporation, including
foreign pugiists To come to tins country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GAME Is PLENTIFUL.
Gunners Out on the First Day Had Fairly
Good Sport.

The opening Of the cunning season. YES
,ar3sy was marked t& 2 l2rge turnout of
foilnvers ii the sport Alaav Wiimrg-
toniars went down the STATE Weather
conditions werc ideal. and great quanf +
ties ii cottoa,aiIs and quail were reported
Il evidence Sporting goods dealers re-
ported an unusually large ssle OF guns and
shells
There we're many hunters for rabbits in
Brandvwi,e hundred from alorg the Ken
nett turnpike a,d the lower portion q
New Castle county Returning automo-
bile parties reported plenty OF rabbits but
said thev are hard to get because of The
thick cover. There is also plenty Of quail.
but the foliage on the trees made wine
shots difficult
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
MUST PAY SUICIDES POLICY
Supreme Cour Rules on Long Mooted
Question.

Washington. Nov. 16-An insurance
roiicv OF the .ife Of person who commits
suic,de Il payable. Il all conditions Of the
policy are complied with the Supreme
tour, ruled yesterday in sustaining lower
court DEGREES IN a suit brought against
n, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
on panv by Isabel II Johnson. bene-
rlhry under a policy obtained by her
husband
The company withheld payment on
the ground thai II was contrary TO public
.ahrI 10 pav Indemnity on the life of
.lcds Counsel for the company CON
- dcd that the courts had held repeatedly
tttt p, Ither the insured ror the beEe~
e.arv should do ny'hing 10 'wrongtully
,lcrste the maturity ~ the poiIcy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
FUNERAL or LIEUT., STEWART

The funeral of TAcufouarf JOIN -'o"
art vesterday afternoon Nas m dHs...
gith fnl miifaro honor rrfHr" fer'
held NJ Hanover Preehrferfa0 f-ire
Rev Charles II Bohaer ras'or nf .r
~brroh oFiciafed The closing pra e-
.,.as r.ado II. Pct PayrDord 81 Cf.r-a.
chaplain Of Delaware Poet <o >tne--
ran Logon
Commander DHgan of the 1os' sn'a'n
Dillon and ChapIaiu took" read ne ltgo'
Etrrlal ritual a Rivervi@w cenefer" where
ieterrnput waz made I he t-,t' f
draped With The Gag and trough 0t+'
mllitary escort from Lieut@r ant ~'rn 'rf
late home At 23O8 Monroe stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
YOUR NEDnNE Is .. h.

Mrs. Chas. Rule. New Digglrs, Wis.
writes. y our medicine is O. X. thlnk
Folavs Honey and Tar Is the best for
coughs. | think your medicine IS all you
say it is. know | would never he without
it You may Use my rama Foley Z
Ilorey and Tar acts quickly, check,
coughs. colds and Group cuts the phlegm
ereis 5 air pas-ages arj ilaNs rulatiol .
II stops sl.ep-distnhn coughi.g II
night Children like it Contalls ia
opiates. \. B. Danforth Market 4 Sec
ond streets. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GoLDEY cOMMENC EMENT
Thirty -fourth Class to Graduate on
Tuesday Night. December

TIC thirty-f,,,rth clas- gra ignti,2
,.,.,rn;a,s - Colele,. Collcgr uiIi te hciI
~ The Plavhou-" IHesda. 'fifR
December Z. ~ - "c."e r,'A
Dwight Hills Il BROOKLYN a"d re-
r W Trapnoll rector - 3 Anir"'
Church will addrr tho cIes
Thr evening foNo1lrg ne grHaaa'
oxercis"a Wednesday i)"ce'n''"r
Goldcy College Alumni As7'cla'i'''
hold is annual reunion bangi'f 1nd
,ia.co +, tIe ballroom 81 ne lIg'c' aI
Pont On roxf Ilc7daYcver1rg N".".i|
~ the associatian will give rcorf'f 1-
this vcar graduating o'ass n 'he 19' f9'
Ihi reception Hijl - h"li e
Centurv iIb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
SHIPBUnDER INJURED.

Bernard Menista ioli 'he-tnI'
street. who Eas injured Festr-dat .if"
noon at the Harlan shlpralds men
plank fell and struck nam on Mr. aeal
had not regained consciousness tA.-
morning. An A-rav photograph vas taken
~ his skull AZ the Delaware Hospital.
b,,+ M fracture vas discovered NrnN'a
was walking along the side = 'ae -nt.
when the plank slipped ana sfruck ain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
WINTER COMING NEAR.
v eslern Maryland Buried Under FIRST
Snnu nf the SeRsnr.

ifcdericE Nd Nov 10 The flrst
-ruW of tn season fell Yesterday. II
alloVed . cold spell which SCI record
II low temperature for November The
aouutairs east and west Of the city are
covered with snow.
Cumberland Nov l6.-The first heavy
sow of the season in thus vicinity began
II 1 clock Yesterday morning. The
dreIle-t lay was III the mountains surround
Eg Grantsville, % miles west Of here,
s here four inches was reported
Ha0.rs,own. Md. Nov 16.-Two inches
~ snow. the first Of the season, fell ~
Is Washington county yesterday, but quick
Il turned 70 slush with rising temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Pride of Delaware Wins.
Keystone Practice.

The keystone Field Club team VIII
practice tomorrow evening az z. Man
ager Strawbridge requests that fhe f0l-
lowing men report Carol, Collins, Pyie
Kennedy. d. Strawbridge Springer Nc
Bride. Smith. Logan, Meredith, hee
Strawhridge, A. Straw bridge, Coyle, Moi-
fong, Humnell, Wiggins, Vickres, Worth
and Lardner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GRACE CHURCH CHIMES.

Elaborate preparatious ar" bel.g Z nade
IL the committee IL charge o he iustaila-
tioa % chimes IL Grace N T. huTch.
<Ioth and Vest streets. on ThAnk~glvI-g Z
Day. November p The chimes were pre-
s.ate,l to Grace Church hy Mr. and Mrs
Melville Gambrtl. 6lO West twentieth
street. this city Dedication services vii
be held IN the church II ne evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily al Noon by Laird & Co,
du Pont Building.
EWIDENDS DECLARED.

American Telegraph and Gable Co, IA
per cent payable December J.
HoIlinger Consolidated Gold Mines. Ltd.
] per cent payable December J..
illinois Pipe Line Co. semi-annEal OF 10
per cent payable December 81.
Case Threshing Machine Co. quar-
terly Of ga per cent on preferred payable
January /.
McCrOry stores Corporation, quarterly OF
per cent on common payable December Is.
Solar Refining Co. semi annual of per
cent and extra Of IS per cent payable De
cembeT 20
Standard Oil Co Of New Jersey quar-
terly OF 5 per cent on common and "a
per cent on preferred. payable December Is
White Motor Co. quarterly Of per cent,
payable December 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Reception to DR.. McElmoyle.

\ reception was given last Friday night
bv the congregation OF Elkton Presbyterian
Church 10 Rev John MeElmoyle II
celebration Of the decision Of The Baltl-
more Synod yindleatiug pr McElmoNle
from the action Of the New Castle Pres
bvter5 The Synod acted laNorahly on
AN appsal from the PrtshytelN action,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
I.cqinn Practice

Tho members Of the american .
gion football tenn. will practice q The
Armory, Twelfth and Ofangc streets
tonight The gymnasium will be epcn to
the PLAYERS at : o'clock and all are asked
10 be present The team expects to carfy
of added honofs IN the remaining con
tests of the ecasan aud is loakinr Tor
ward with much interest to combat With
the nntad (La 4rn1E ontlt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
COUNTY FUNDS.

County Treasurer Charles II Llppn-
cott reported % the Levy Court TO-DAY
that IT has current funds amounting q
$40. 1858 and miscellaneous roads
account of s73.25
lie also reported the following funds
for the naiufenancc of dirt roads Chris
uana hundred. SIS. 1875, Mill Creek,
= qa5 aN. White lay Crcek. 81 III -
cl.s.rr. 81. Sol s. New Castle 81.
SO I'll. Red Lion. 81, 494 81 y Georges.
-. 7Ss =. Arpoquir irimlrk. S3.1s1 %.
Blackbird. s267l 3: BrandyWlEr Sl1.-
3IS -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Hurt when Hit hy Elevator

John Marshall. colorcd 50 xears oil
2O7 last Fifteenth street. employed hF
the II y Watts Co on IL" Industrial
Loan Ruildng 4 Tcnth and ShplrY
streets. suffered fractured skull fes-
tcrday when bc wa lit ~ tho heai hf
j descending elevator Ills scalp was also
badly laccrateI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
HOPPER OUT OF GAME.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Nov Is. Captain Bud
Homer Of the University Of Pennsylvania
football team, who was injured SATURDAY
in Tho game with Dartmouth, viii rot b.
able 10 play agaIn this season, according
TO physicians at the University Hospital,
where he was taken lie IS suffering with
confusion Of the kidLeys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
This Team Wants Games

The lrlon Garden & on Thu ~
glvire Dat nlH I'm np apa1nst the - s'.=
wood Club II Second ard du Pent gfld-
non at 3l5 AlthnRl orra defeat q p
Iaksvoud. IT was Tie rarR he}s fifst dc
font ~ five straight games ot November
ri IL, Garden am viii tackle l'h"rf Y
Land Clih. also ot mon larl Nanagef
Collins wants gam Vthany Ito l5-5aaf
nLl lcam N TIC STAT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Diamond Team Wins.

The Diamond team trimmed the
Daughters oi America Lust mpbi ~
three straight & gtncs he seere
Diamond = y >
II GA Il T. tf q
Playcrs Diamond l. Ranch X
Springer q Bncknaster - 81
II Hammer. { Philips AMI I Blaneh
field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Mrs Ida Cantwell Injured.

On her way To vIsit relatives at lol
Fast Fourteenth styeet. yesterday. Mis-;
l3a II CantNell, - wears old who had
a4st arrived n tn. CITY from Norrlstown.
Pa. fractured he light leg n the knee.
when .ae fell lit Fourteenth and MarkeJ
streets as She vas getting Of a trolley
ear. She WIS taken 10 the Homeopathic
Hnsnlt.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
llBITI AIRY
IAhl 4 J " II y NJ

I1NIA . NIIhINN-
l,dn j. Wlkrs. - Years old ded "a
thls clty sunday It her rcslderee, ~
Concord avenue.
FLI2ABEri BEgh
Elizabeth Beck. 5 Years Ola. widow Il
Ialnes Beck. died il the Chester County
Hospital on SATURDAY
MAR1 Am RARR
Nap Ann Bail died ia this clty Su
day Funeral services will hs held 81 We
n..5da, afternoon 1t 30 Q clock fro.a
her late home, 1912 Madison street.
MARY IL. TAYLOR
Mary II. Taylor 81 years old. widow
John laylor died Sunday At her rosldcnce,
l220 Washii gton street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
A d. ChaHtor Stricken

Col Armon u Chaytor, 67 years old
M euploYe u the v luireton Gas Go 5
Office Vas taken i'll II >1fpiey street
between Eighth ard NiIta shortly after
"a clock this morning after being re-
moved II his homes Ne. lis West
Sezc. teerth street. for treatment he WAS
able to resume his duties at the Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Interesting Musical Event.

Pupils Of the Eleanor Gtrt2,a hemery
tho New Century Club last night \ large
rstber,nc was present Many floral offer
inge were gwen to the students. 0ne of the
hes, received numbers ri the program Vas
a solo bv Robert Lewis boy soprano