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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
FINANCIAL NOTES.

EIlasiuuiuR December virtually all dealers
n rpretgn exchange In this country will
t.Iofr rates on French Belgian and swiss
stduts ami Italian lire in cents per frant or
4rt torfaad ~ as now and heretofore the
uaf of crancs or lire 10 n dollar This
,.tiI make tho quotations uniform with The
on. followed practice as TO sterling exchange.
fn acvount % $4,000 tons Of steel rails
winch it will require next year the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railway has ordered 5000
toms from the Carnegie steel Co and 900
tats from the bethlehem Steel Go.
oHiciais " tho Anaconda Copper Go. have
osprossod during the last month or so the
htlief that eventually oil business would
hecoIne an important branch OF that cor
poratfou activities Announcement that
Interests identified with the company had
Montana with an estimated flow ot 1000
barrels q day was made yesterday
In rircles closely identified with tho auto
mobile industry IL long has been believed
that some reorganization of the financial
status ~ the Willys-ovarland Co. must
orrtr The long AMI persistent decline In the
prices ~ the stock unQuesttonably has heen
dur rnnufne liquidation. Yesterday IL was
reported morc or less vaguely that absorp-
tfon 10 this company by the General Motors
Corporation would be announced shortly.
ft VAS impossible 20 obtain either authen-
ttc Affirmation or denial The report per
sisted today and certain specific details OF
excl anges ~ securities we're mentioned.
The distribution Of 45l1 cents on each
he made Dccemhsr l 1920. will be made "a
a.. .e34 shareholders Of record. This Is an
increase of ] S1e shareholders of record
over the number to which the NOvemhe
let distribution vas made and an increase
OF 10000 shareholders of record Of this Sc
curffy since January /. 1920.
The wtde dfstrihution Of Cities Service
COMPANY Bankers shares may be seen
from thu fact that the monthly dtstribu-
fions are now made 90 holders Of record In
q states and several foreign countries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co, seTni-
annual ~ 3 per cent on preferred and quar-
tefla of per cent on common. payable De
cpwhrr -
Central Leather Co. quarterly Of 3-s per
cent on preferred payable January 2
Ccrtainteed Products Co, quarterly of 81
2 share on common and I2-4 per cent on
preferred payable January I.
Cincinnati. New Orleans X Texas Pacific
Railway Co. semi-afnual of per cent and
extra az per cent on common. payable De-
cpmbar ~ and quarterly OF ] "a per cent
on preferred payable December /.
Colonial Finance Corporation. quar- teriy Of
2 por cent on preferred and 25 cents share
on common payable January 2.
Continental OH Co, quarterly OF per
sent payable December Is.
Famous Players Iasky Corporation quar-
terIy Of 81 a share on common, payable jan
uary 81
Imperial oil Co. Ltd. quarterly of IS
cents a share payable November 30, and
extra OF s so share payable Decesn Der
Is in Canadian victory notes,
Msckay Companies. quarterly OF l.. per
cent on common and ! per cent on pre-
ferred payable January 3.
New York Dock Co, per cent on COM
mon payable February IS. and seni-an-
nual 81 21s per cent on preferred. payable
January IS.
pennsylvania Water & Power Co, quar-
terly Of ! 81 per cent, payable January ].
Railway SUeel Springs Co, quarterly OF
per cent on common. payable December 81
and ! 81 per cent on preferred. payable
December 20.
sears Roehuck & Co. quarterly OF ] 81
nor cent. payable January i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
STOCKS CONTINUE ON
THEIR DOWNWARD TREND
Stcels and Oils Offer Least Resist
ancc TO Pressure OF
Bears.
hy Associated Pres. to Kve~y Evenins

hy Aseoosaten Frcss 10 Evcry n'enhn1
New York, Nov. "a (Wsll Street, 1890
q. m. ~ Gains and losses wore quite evenly
distributed at the uncertain opening OF to-
days stock market but the trend became
distinctly downward within the first
hall hour. shippipgs. steels, equipments
aud olt wore the principal features OF
weakness United Fruit lost 2*4 points,
Atlantic Gulf 81, Crucible Steel 2}2,
Mexican Petroleum / u and Royal Dutch
one point. United States Rubber, Corn
Products, Baldwin Locomotive and Stude-
baker Also fell hack. New Haven recover
cd r,art Of yesterday severe loss sndLouis-
VILE 4 Nashville, Pittsbtug Il West tir-
pinia. American Telephone and Sinclair
Oil, werc firm TO strong.
Noon In many noteworthy Instances
reeessions were extended during the fore
NON. although tomorrow holiday caused
q rAsrkrd cuTtailmcnt Of operations. Snp-
piias. stccls and oils offered least rcns.
tarre 10 pressure, United Fruit falling .
points. Atlantic Gulf four, Cruclble 4t2
aud bethlehem and Sloss Sheffield each.
Rlexioan Petroiuem lost almost -four points
Houston OIL pa and equipments eased i
20 ~ poi Is with speoialtess, such as
Amenaan Sugar, Simatra Tobacco, In
,hlstrisl Alcohol, Famous Players and
-Roebuck. The heavier rails In
,hled Atlantic Coast Line, Northern
Southern Pacific and Reading,
1.h frll 90 2 points. Gall money
re yestarday's initial rate OF per
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
81, 100000 COMPANY
FOR DURANT STOCK
Chartered in Delaware 20 Taka
Over General Motors
Block.

New York, nov. 24.--picrre -. Ju Pont
announced yesterday that the du Pont
SECURITIES Corporation, which vas if.-
corporatsd IN Delaware on Monday. has q
capital of 81 900, 600 m preferred and 100
900 ahsrss of common stock II no par val
ue. The corporation was formed 10 take
over from William g. Durapt, president
II the General Motors Corpre,ion, about
1000, 900 shares of that company. com
mon stock.
The inoorporators Of the du Pont se-
curiiier Corporation are Pierre =. du
Pont. George II. Gardner and John j.
Rnskob. These men will be, respective
iy, president, viee-president and score
tary-treasurer. What other funotious the
corporation will perform we're not stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
ar Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 1Fsft Evening
Philadelphia, Nov. 24.-Wheat low
er; No. 2 red winter l.S4al-S9; No. 2
red winter garlicky 1.73a1.7s.
Corn lower; as TO grade and location
I.00aI.O2, the latter for No. yellow:
3 white 59a5913
Butter firm; western creamery extra
Go; nearby prints fancy 75aH
Eggs firm; nearby firsts S2aS4i do,
current receipts So western extra trsts
s2as4; do, frsts 77aS0; fancy, selected
packed 93a94.
Cheese firm; New York whole milk,
fancy fiat, held 28a2S "A; common 10 good
25a27; do, current make, fancy fiat 25a25l9
do, common TO good 22a24: long horn,
held 2sI5a29; do, fresh 28a2Sl2; single
daisies held 28a2S15; do, fresh 27a28.
Live poultry lower; fowls, not leghorns
ooa2s; white leghorns 20a23; spring
chickens. not Ieghorns 20a 25; do, white
leghorns 20a22; turkeys 35a55; old ducks
30a32: spring ducks 2Sa30; do, muscovy
22a23; geese 25a3O.
Dressed poultry firmer, turkeys higher;
spring choice turkeys 55a58; do, fair TO
good 35a45: fowl resh killed choice
fTuIE 57WP60; do, small sizes 30a30.
Broilers nearby 42a45; broilers western
41a45; roasting chickens nearby 37a
40; do, western 35a40; frying chickens
nearby 3Oa34; do, western 30a32; ducks,
Long Island 36a40; geese western 30a35.
Potatoes easier; white potatoes, Penn
sylvania per 100 lbs 1.50a2.0o; Jersey
No. per basket 65a75; do, No. 2 30a4O
Flour dull, weak; soft winter straight
western 9a9.50; do, nearby 8.55a9; do,
winter straight, 9.50a10; do, short patent
1Oa10.50; spring first clear s.50a9,50;
do, patent 9.55a1035; do, short patent
10.25a11; fancy spring and city mills,
patent, family brand, l2al2,50.
Hay quiet; timothy No, 2, 28a30; do,
No. 8, 27a2S; sample 22a24; no grade lsa
30; clover mixed hay, light mixed 29.50a
30; No. mixed 27a 2S.
Tallow quiet; prime city loose 7a719;
do, special loose ga; prime country @;
edible, in tierces 9Isa10.
Bran firm, good demand; soft winter
bran western in l00-lb sacks 44a4450;
spring bran 43a43.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
What Will The
Republicans Do?

VIII they reduce taxes? VIII they bring
down the cost Of living? Will they guar
antee 10 labor the right on collective bar
gaining?
viii they scrap the league, enact new
tariff law, give the soldiers bonus, stop
the food Of immigration that Is just now
pouring in2
These are questions that are agitatlng
the whole public in this waiting period
between election and the time when the
new regime assumes authority.
We offer documents that contain the
gist of what the victorious party has said
about It's intentions. Chief among these
is the platform drafted at Chicago. After
his nomination Senator Harding delivered
a formal speech Of acceptance giving his
Interpretation of that platform. Senator
Lodge. chosen by his party TO sound its
KEYNOTE, has made for II record.
Our Washington Information Bureau
win send to any reader who wants light
ON the political future, these three docu-
ments bound under one cover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CL AIMS OVER $4,000 u
FOR AIRPLANE ENGINES
Delaware Engineering Co. Brings
Action Against Pusey e Jones
Company.

A civil suit, IN which the Delaware
Engineering 90. "a plaintiff. charges that
the amount n sd Sal Il, with interest
aince MAY. 1910 il due them from the
pnsev & Jones C'e, for work performed
towards tho construction Of sirpiane mo-
tors during the war. was started this
morning IN superior Court before Judge
Boven and q jury
Il r. claimed that The work was done
IN tho Delaware Engineering Co.'S shops,
unon orders from tho defendant, and
with inspectors from the pusey 4 Jones
% directing the work For this labor the
complaining firrn say no payment has been
rnadn
~ r nsvis. viee- president of the
engineering ccnnany, was the first Wit
ness t. take the stand John w Huxley,
Ir. represented The plaintiff and g. u.
DAVIS the plaev 4 Jones' 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
DEATHS
BHRIfM-In thi- city. on November ~
Ia2n. prnfeaanr a nnnry nerlin. aacf ~

BTRffw-In this city, on November -
1920 Professor A. Henry Berlin, ssed "a
years.
Relatives. friends. faculty OF ths Whining
ton High school and The ssrcieties 9Th uhich
be vas connected are invited ~ stteDd the
funeral services at tho First and Central
Presbyterian Church, Ninth and Market
streets on FRIDAY. November 20. st y clock
lpterrnent a. Wilmington and Brandyrine
cemetery.
OyFRDEFr-Tn this city. on Sovember
"a. 1920 Abner = Oterdssr. aged ~
years
Relatives. friends, Hrsndywlns Lodge, No
fs T. O . r, and employees OF the Atnsri
can Car and Foundry Co are invited - a.
tend the funeral services st the rerfdsure
III hla Mere. Mrs William Hilier, 72o y
Franklin street on saturday afternoon
November ~. AZ O'Clock. intsrrnent -
Rfvnrvfew cerne terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CASEY AT THF BAT.
Couldn't Gauge Slants of John Barley
corn and Fell by the Waysids.

Ard Casey struck out Three tirnss did
Daniel Casay stand up to the plate and
each flnnn ne was fooled and dared by the
speed and curve II the pitchers Bootleg
Whisky ard Near Beer IN fact he was
~ completely dared after each sttsupt
that ha was u unable - rsrollect anything
until he wns brought ~ Municipal Cour :
on charge az drunkenness On the FIRST
occasion he Ras dismissed, on Tho second
he Was fined 81 aud on the third. today,
el0 and costa
Each time Casey has been arrested by
Special Officer Maxwell of the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad At french street station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
HARDING THROUGH
GREAT WATERWAY
President Elect Sees Panama
Canal in Operation; May Visit
Vera Cruz.
ny Associated Press 60 Every HveninE

Crstobal, Canal ZONE. Nov. "a
Senator Warren G. Harding. United
States rruaidont-elect, gave NJ gnli and
motoring this morning to make rer-
sonsl study of thr practical working af tho
Panama Canal lie planned 20 leave here
at $40 O'Clock on government mine
sweeper and looked forward ~ leislrely
Journey through the waterway
Hia trip wac more than a Sightseeing
expedition, being primarily for the pur-
pose Of giving the next President fret
hand information on one of the hig ad-
ministrative tasks ahead II him Stops
were arranged at Gatum Lock and at
other points 20 permit close inspection oi
problems Of canal maintenance Of man
Rgpment. this inspection being one Of the
big reasons for Mr. Harding'H trip 10 the
Canal Zone
Mr.. Harding has taken keen interest
in the future # the canal and is known
10 believe il to he one of the outstanding
national assets aa regards foreign COM
ulerce During the debate in Congress
relative % the canal the problem of tolls
for American ships received hia par
ticular attention, his strong conviction
for free passage for American ahips having
been expressed many times, both N Con
eresa and in his speeches during the last
campaign.
Colonel Choeter Harding, governor 81
The Canal Yone. accompanied hun on the
tr;p and tonight viii he his hcet at din
nr- AZ the Pacific terminal of the canal.
The dinner will be followed by public
reception and the party will remain on The
Pacific coast until Friday Mr. Harding
will attend a dinner gwen by President
porraa of Panama at the palace Thursday
night
When he arrived here yesterday, Mr..
Harding found program OF entertain
rneut prepared for him which would have
given him little time for recreation
Og,cials Of the canal zone and the ~
puhic of Panama submitted plans for p
series Of functions In his honor and the
presjdent-elect Indicated he would accept
rs many invitations as practicable.
The steamer pariSniua WAS welcomed
into the harbor by swarm OF army air
plancs and several submarines, which met
her three miles out and conveyed her to
The dock. A large crowd cheered the
President-elect and his wife ard q formal
greeting was extended hy Governor
Harding. Brigadier General Kennedy
and Rear Admiral johnson, commanders,
respectively. Of military and naval forces
in the Canal gone.
Mexico City, Nov "a President
elect Harding will stop at Vera Cruz en-
route to the United States from Pgnams
,InIess unforeseen circumstances prevent,
said a statement issued at the Mexican
foreign Office last night The statement
ndded that assurance had been given that
Senator Albert F Fall, of New Mexico
would arrive probably here next Monday
20 attend the Inauguration as President
of Mexico Of General Alvsro Obregon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
10000 QUARTS ADMITTED.
Government Decides white FolksCouidnt
Drink "Na Ha Py."

San Franoiaco. Nov 24.--"Ng Ia ~,
sixty thousand quarts If II, was declared
too uupalatabls an intoxieant for anY
white man, and admitted as n medicine
for Chinese here bv government order, anil
Chinatown was res,iltantly hanpl today
The shipment had been held up for
several weeks on suspicion that Il violated
the eighteenth amendment until an aIlicial
ruling could be obtained from Washing
ton
"Ng Ks ~" il cold cure medicine
said 20 be popular among Chinese. Il y
credited with wonderful cures among them
for ailmenie ranging from core throat
Ca the blues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
GREEK LETTER FRATERNITY
HDNOnS gRlnIHDN HEHO
ny Associated rre.s 70 rvery rven'na

Cambridge, Macs. Nov. "a The Phi
Beta Kappa societv u Harvard University
nut the hall mark oi scholarship On hero
~ tho battlefield and gridron TODAY. when
il elected 90 membership Wesley q
nroeker. ~ ST Paul Mnn lie - nne 81
eight members of the junior class - he 80
b0nnrpd and the only man active In afh-
Ietios. nrookar. captain n the first
diyiaion. waH wounded at solssone while
leading his mon in charge, machine
gun bullet passing through both thighs
Il appeared that his DAYS in rfurta wern
done. hut he returned IN college last fall
reported ior snrvico with ihe foptbsil
squad and became q memier of the
vatptY team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
DU pONT DIVIDENDS.
Regular Quarterly Of Al Per Cent w as
Declared by Directo rs Today.

3 ! du ront de Nemours & Go. to-
81, declared = regular quarterly dividend
= 4is percent On common stock, payable
Deccmber IS 20 stock holders of record
\ovcmber 81 OF the dividend p2 er cent
payable In cash and 2ls per cent In
COMMON stock of the par value Of 500.
\ dividend of / y per cent was declared
~ aetcuture stuck. payable january rs
~ stock holders of record January 10.
he y. du Pont de Nemours Powder
c. declared a regular quarterly dividend
~ 1 por cont on common stock. payable
t,huisr, to stockholders Of record
January 70, also ! II per cent on pre-
icrrcj .tCck. payable at the same time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Ifnreasnnallle.

Daddy, don't think mother knows
much about raising children, said little
four -year-oid Dorothy
What makes you think so?f asked her
father.
We'll, she makes me 70 TO bed when /
am wide awake and she makes me get up
when an awfully sleepy, was the reply.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NEW CHARTERS

Dover, Nov. 24.-Charters were filed
here, yesterday, as follows;
Bulletin Hydraulic Mines Corporation,
Wilmington, Del. capital, S6,0O0,0O0
Triangle Corporation, Wilmington,
Del; 100000.
North American Lloyd, Inc, Whining
ton, Del; 81 100000.
Hyatt Panama Manganese Co, New
York City; $4,000.
Dutton Corporation. Philadelphia, Pa,
100000.
American Motor Ray Association, Will
mington, Del; $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
ARMY TEAM HAS
FINAL. PRACTICE TODAY
' Associated Press 70 Evsty Evsnins

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
West Point, Y Y, Nov p I'nfnvor-
able weather conditions arc rstarding
sha final training of tho army font ball
tenn for thu annual gnme against the
Navy ae New York Saturday
The coaches have boon tryiug 70 polish
up several possible touc hdown scoring
pisya 10 be used against the middies. but
continued rain and heavy gridiron hns
greatly handicapped this work The
Tnal scrimmnge drill will be held this
afternoon and IL is hoped that tho field
viii be dry enough to permit trying out
the special plays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
PITCHER VAUGHN sTAHBED
ny HIS FATHFR-fN.IAW

By Associated Pres. 60 Every Evening.
Renoebs, Wis, Nov A.---Jim HIPPO"
Vaughn, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs,
was stabbed by his fatherin-lsw at mid.
night last night during sn argument at
the Vaughn home. He is in serious
condition at The City Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
PONDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building
KNOWS OF NO AGREEMENT
WITH u. S. SHIPPING BOARD
By Associated Press TO Every Even ing

1'y 4AsbONIh pSSI II I1Ns Vu y ftI3 y NtIIIuFt
London, Nov. 24-Premier Lloyd
George, speaking in the House Of Com
mons yesterday afternoon, said that so far
as he was aware no agreement or arrange
ment had been made with the United
States Shipping Board by which American
ships would be permitted to trade on
British lines to the Far East.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Gard of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank our relatives, friends,
Loyal Order Of Moose, Lady 8scoabses
for their kindness ard beautiful hofsl
offerings ~ th. death Of May Smith Muir
ray.
Husband and Mother Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Reported Daily by Laird & Co, Security
Brokers, du pont Building.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03
Oregon Pover To
Be Developed Is
Expectation Non

The enactment Of the federal water
power bin which was approved by
congress last week. is expected to re
suit in pronounced activity in power
development in Oregon whose streams
are able to provide approximately one
tenth of the entire available hydro
electric power in the United States. ac-
cording to State Engineer Percy A.
Copper.
Development of the water power Of
the country has been practically at a
standstill for many years past becaus,
of the uncertainty as to what federal
restrictions would surround the devel-
opment OF this resources. Cupper de-
clares
According to figures prepared by
the director of the United States geo.
logical survey there are minimum of
s0.000.0O0 hydro-electric horsepower
In the United States, less than one
third of which is now being utilized. OF
the available power 20 per cent is ives,
of the Mississippi river although Of the
developed power 10 per cent is east of
the Mississippi.
1t is estimated that between s,vvu,-
600 and 100000 horsepower can be |
developed in oregon alone, with a to-
tai of approximately 10000 horse
power actually utilized at the present
time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03
Water Permits

Application for permission to cuu-
struct reservoir for the storage OF
800 acre feet Of water and for permits
sion to appropriate the stored waycr
for the irrigation of 100 acres OF land
IN Malheur county, has been filed with
the state engineers office here by
Clarence s. Miller Of Catlow, Or
Other applications for water rights
have been filed as follows;
BY A. T., Routh of Enterprise. COW
ering the appropriation Of water from
Hurricane creek for the irrigation Of
W acres in wallowa county
BY A. II. Hull of Feewater, covering
the appropriation of water from the
east branch Of Little walla walia riv-
er for the irrigation OF small tract
in umatilla county.
BY L. G. Marsters Of Fangallano,
Or. covering the appropriation OF wat
er from Willow Springs in Malheur
county Tor domestic purposes.
BY Rufus NJ. Dlmick of Jordan val
Icy, covering the construction of a
small reservoir and the appropriation
OF stored water for stock purposes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03

Bought from the Wallace N. Moore dry goods
company of San Francisco, during buyers
week; these goods were bought at discount
OF 2o& during this sale at 80 per cent less.
consisting of Ladies' Gowns, Corset Covers
Drawers, Envelopes and Chemise.-A Real
Bargain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03
Candidates Who
Are Defeated In
Primary Are Ont

A defeated candidate for nomination
for political office In Oregon can
neither accept the nomination OF an
other party nor run as an indepena-n,
candidate. according TO an opinion
prepared by Attorney General Brown.
This interpretation OF the law ny tn.
attorney general ls based upon the
iaia amendment to previous law.
Prior to this time Il has been possible
Tor defeated candidate to become in
dependent candidates. II is explained.
but this is prohibited under the new
law. Several inquiries as 10 the status
OF candidates who have been defeated
for nomination have been received by
the secretary OF states office since the
primary result became known
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03
Delaware SoIons
adjourn Without
Passing Suffrage

Dover. Del, June e.-The Delaware
legislature adjourned sine die at a.sO
p m. today without ratiflng the SUI
san b Anthony federal suffrage
amendment. Thers was test vot.,
shortly before adjournment when Rep
resenta'lye Lyoas majority floor lead
er' attempted to force the house into
committee OF the whole 70 consider the
suffrage ratification resolution. Mr..
Lyons motion was lost BY "a votes to
10.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03

The state highway commission has
decided to build a new bridge across
the Willamette at Harrisburg. The
cost will be borne by Lane and Linn
counties
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03
Y. N. Takes Game
From SpauIding
In Twilight Play


The score stood 2-1 in favor Of the
Spaulding loggers until the last inn
ing Of the twilight game at Willam-
ette field, wednesday night. Then
Robson of the Y. NJ. C. A. Tigers.
stepped up to the pan and sloughed a
hot one for a homer. Peterson had
previously passed two men to the
sacks and so the play ended. Az, Civ
ing the Y their first clean win of the
Cherry City series.
The Y. NJ. C. A. had previously tied
with the statehouse stars In another
fast game; the tie to be played off
later.
Wednesday nights game was a
very good type Of play and proves
that the evening series is developing
the boys
Thursday might. June 3. the state
house and wooden mill mines play the
game that was postponed from Mon
day. Friday is the date of the sched-
uled clash between the Valley Motor
and Hauser Brothers teams.