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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

First race six furlongs-Minute man,
o5 Mickey Moore 95 Alta Boy II. 90.
Lady Fair Play, 10t. Lady Luxury, 106;
Blue Paradise, l0s Bash, III. Rafferty,.
III. Blushing Beauty III, Flags, 1l3.
Second race, four furlongs--Court View
il3; Runmic, 1l2, Gangway, ia; Smoke
Screen. ma Frank Moody. 1i2 Tho Eng
lishman. ll2, Uncle Nelo. 1l2. The Ally.
ia. T. j. Pendergast, ll2, ST. Michael.
ll2; Monsoon, ll.i Few Acres, ll2; Planet,
~; Be sure. he.
\rhird race six furlong.-- Substitute lO3, 4,
Dnmeire. lO3 Easter Flower. los Truly
Rural, 1Os. wild Flower. IOs; Clintonviltc.
los; Distinction. los Eyes OF Youth, l0s
cob Webs. lie Mabel c., ll2; Busy Sig
nal ne, Lorraine. ll2.
Fourtn race, one mtle-Alum, 100;
Patches. 1903 Lee H.. los; ! Win, lo6;
Idol, no. kiku. no. Wood Trap, ll2;
General Taig, li3. Routodge, lls. Mimic
II. 1875, Marchesa II. lO3.
Firth race, four furlongs-John summa.
~ Albert $, llii Miss Huckles, ~.
Coeurdefou, ia Handy Rose, iii. Last
Pimenta.>lli. Mary Jane Baker lI4; Bets
tina, lli. Champagne, 1l9; Cointresu, ll9.
sixth race. mile and quarter--Rcd Start.
S07. James, l07. Dahabiah II. lO7. Fly
Home. 100, Chilum, 1se Tanlao. 40; Tom
Saunders. 10, j. g, Stone, ll&~
seventh race, mile and siNteenth--Keep.
%; W =. Montgomery. 100. Iwiniwin, lOs
Merchant i09 Wadsworth Last, llt.
Night Wind. III. Miss Patty, o., War
Like, l05, ". &. Basch, lO9; Dancing
Spray. 10; Giasstoi. llO.
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Kearns Willing for
Dempsey to Battle
Gopher Fred Fulton

CHICAGO. April EFF Fred
Fulton Is sincere In his desire to
get the Jack Dempsey match
scheduled for Benton Iarbor July
=, all he needs do is accept a rcd-
sonable amount Of the gate re-
ceipts, sign articles, post his for
felt. according To- the statements
made hero today by Floyd t'itz-
simmons and Jack koarns
= am firmly Of the belief tul-
ton does not want any uf Jack =
gamc and that despite his protest
to Miske. ne viii not accept when
cornered' said Kcarns today. 81
prefer Fulton 30 Miskc. as does
t'ItI-immOus.
Let Fultnu's manager come here
for an open conference and ven
soon learn whether Fred wants to
licht or not Mlske hasn't hccn
signed yet and what is more, Full
ton ffas the inside rail of he wants
to take advantage
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Babe Ruth Is Injured;
ont of Game TlCO Weeks

NEW YORK. April 23.-Thc in.
jury, to "Rabe" Ruth, tho hard hit
ting outtieldcr Of the New York
Americans, probably viii keep him
out OF the game for two weeks. a
specialist announced tonight after an
examination which rcvcale shat a
muscle had hocu torn from the elev-
.Cnth rib Ru.h was hurt Is batting
practice yesterday. hut played ono
the injury An X-ray examination
win b. made tomorrow
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Last Nights Bouts

South Bend, Ind Teddy Murphy
and Bill Henry fought lo-round
draw
Fayetteville, Ark Rcd Herring
won from otto Wallace IN 10
rounds.
London Ems. jeff Smith, Bay
onne, y. j.. knocked out Bandsmau
Rice In the second round.
At Bayonnc, y. Johnny Oar
cey of the u. S S. Kansas knocked
out Johnny Daley of Jersey City in
the second round.
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SEEKS OPPONENT
FOR KID" SPACK
Tulsans \ Want to See
Local Boy. Forced
to Battle.
Boxing Bouts Tonight
At Hamilton, Ont - Bad
News" Eber w. Carl Tromatne, 10
rounds; bantamweights.

George "Knockout Brown viii
meet Harry Krohn or Jack Reeves
In a l5-round bout here May 3. This
was announced last night by Pro-
moter Eddie Matthias, >who said that
despite the draw boxed by krohn
and Reeves. that Brown would meet
one of the two. The other man can
then get "A crack at the winner of the
May date In the next show. which
will probably be May 30.
Promoter Matthias IL attempting to
get suitable opponent for kid"
Spack for the SENT -windup OF tho
next show. The newsboy champion
Is master of all the boys around
Tulsa and Eddie will have TO seek
elsewhere e for "A boy who can give
him "A good fight. Tulsa boxing fans
are tired of seeing Spack meet some
inexperienced boy and win easily
They want to SEQ him matched
against n boxer worthy OF his best
In Spack, many tulsa boxing
critics believe, is the potential abil-
ity of a great scrapper, As "A home
boy, no would be "a great drawing
card in Tulsa Matthias should bring
"A boy out OF town II necessary 10
meet the speedy Tulsa bantam.
Chicken" Han, a veteran boxer
who has been out OF the ring for
some time, started training several
days ago TO meet Spack I'm the semi
windup OF Thursdays card, but he
suffered an injured hand and may
not bo in shape TO box by May }.
Hall has been IA clever and tough
boy and might be the one TO give
Spack a run for his money
Frankie Nurdin, tough Enid light
weight. will meet Dudley steele Of
Kansas City, in a l0-round bout at
Enid April 80.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. April "a
]. q. DeJaruett, who Is making
the matches for tho Waters union
smoker TO ho given next Monday
night at the Auditorium thcatcr. an.
| nounced last night that RED" Her
ring OF Little Rock, who is 10 hoN
| Arlos flaming in the l0-round main
| event Will no here Saturday morn
ing and will train Saturday after
noon with Pierce Mathews, who Il
20 meet Charley Arenson in the
semi-windup.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 23.-
"led" Butler. who gave Otto wal
lace a terrific fight In Fort Loavon
worth April ., has started trainins
again. "ltod" says there rs one fight
or In this vicinity ne believes he car
| whip aud hiS name la Arlos Fan
ming. They fought is rounds mt Con
| venuon han n few years aHo an,
| Tanning won tho decision Rutlel
never has forgotten that, and want
20 even the score ~ ne can get
match with FHnning now.
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CARPENTER HAS CONTRACT
European Champion 10 Appear
Twice Daily with Sclls-lloto.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Georgcs
Carpenter has hccn signed to ap-
pear twice daily for seventy days
with the Sells-T'loto circus at $1,000
a day, II was announced here today
by N. H. Tammcn, one Of the own
ers Of the show. The signing OF
Carpenter was arranged by a synli-
cate headed by Jack Curlcy who
had Carpenter under contract
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Notes of the Game

Last years champion St. Joseph
club opens a four-game series here
today. Joe Morris will probably op-
pose tho saints IN this attornoons
game.
There wasn't much hitting by
either club. George Dobhins was tho
days batting leader. with two SIN
giles in three trips to the rubber.
=
Tho oilers protested vigorously In
the third inning when Umpire Buck
ley called Graham's drive foul,
which had apparently hit the baS
at the look-in corner.
Jimmy Burke is playing splendid
baseball, HIS base running being
especially brilliant BurlSe's sprint.
whom no counted the winning run
on McManug hit in tho ninth. was
speed classic.
Cleveland and McM0nus made
GOOD their early inning errors by
productive hitting.
MAullins and MoManus, rival
shortstops yesterday, are products of
tho Chicago semi-pro ranks, where
they played last season.
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Herring Beats Wallace;
to Meet AriOs Tanning

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, April 90.
Red Herring of Memphis defeated
Otto Wallace In l0-round bout
hero Thursday night Herring piled
W points In the early rounds and
clinchcd the verdict when Wallace
i'm the last three rounds.
Herring forced the lighting all tho
way. The men are lightwoights.
Herring boxes Arlos Tanning OF
Blrtlesville Okla, at Kansas city
next Monday night
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sIosI Citi

'Ono out-wheu winning run scored.
fBatted for Miles In ninth
Sioux city. ................ OO0 O0e lot
Joplin .......U... ... ,O03 900 lOi--5
summary Runs McCRndless >. Co
ruch, Eitfcrt' Bogart 2. Kruger, Marks,
snyder, errors, Evers Aftermath krue- i
ger ;, Hrown. Marks. home run Mc|
Candies three base hits. Hogatt. two4
base hitF Krucgcr sacrifice hit. Richley,
base on haiiH off Miles 8, or Marks 3 3
struck out. hy Miles p by, Marks 8. wild
'cn. p,'cm Marhs Mark MT by yneher. SoGkey by
10 IN innings, OF Lyons In Ia inning
lcft on bases, sioux CITY ', Joplin II;
stolen bases. NcCaudlcss. Hogart ..
krurgor % Snyder Ttmc, . 10 UmpiteH.
Fitzpatrick and Wilson
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FEDERALS TO MEET BlXBl
Pete Martins Club Plays Erst Game
on Foreign Eicld SUNDAY.

Pete Martins Tulsa Federals play
their first out-of-town game Of the
season tomorrow when they meet
BiNby.
Hornsby Young, Murphy, Bros.
seau, McCarty, Duff, Kinney, Wein.
ccke, Mowery and Denny will make
the trip.
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TULSA

Summary: two-basc hits, Burke.
Clot oland. home rum Douicn, STORM
bases. Gislason. Tlcrncy, sacrifice
hit. Wcldell. bases on balls, Off Furh
b, off Kichmuad O., struck out, by
Furh 4. by Richmond 4, wild pitch.
Furh; runs and hits off Furh, I and
Z In STA innings, of Schalzman, .
and I In innings. losing pitcher,
Furh; double plays, Weidcll. Gisla-
son and belivclt Tierncy ana Dob
bins; left on bases. Omaha y, Tulsa
G. Time of game 2 hours. . min
utes Umpiros, Buckley and BcckcG
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'pattcd 'or Causoy in eighth
BrooIlIyn ...........-......O OIL 200 oin--7
Philadelphia .............. 600 OOi O0O--i
summary. Runs. Johnston, n. wheat.
Mitchell. Wthruw. error !. Miller. two
base hltg. = Miller. MIthrow double plays.
Johnston ~ kauetyhy TO Olson, olson 20
kllduff 20 konrichy, !. Miller 20 Bancroft
10 DHulotte @ bases on balls. OF Causey
3 struck out by Mitchell g. by Causey 1.
I,ornsby Plays Great Game.
PlrTSBJ HGH. Npru a1.--Thc opening
game Of the season here today resulted In
pittshurEhs do0pst by -. Louis Q to 7.
The game was played In "a cold drizzlo.
inning on three hits. two errors and a
Wild pitch.
The score.
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first; Anrlin Jinks. second; e. Cook

tlrSt, Anglln JlnkS, second T.. took
OwassO, third.
Teachers Race - Bejon Jinks
first; Holland. Glenn Pool, second
skinner. sand Springs, third. Time
II 2-5.
Broad jump Cunder so pounds 49,
Jancway, Collinsville. first; johnson,
BiNby, second; Martin Sperry. thiYt.
l3 feet one-half inch.
Broad jump unlimited Iasrnal
jerks, first. Castle, Red Fork. sec.
ond; Cocker, third.
Relay, 200 yards-Sand Springs
first; Colinsville, second Glenn
POL. third; time 2s l-5.
Relay. 800 yards-Sand Springs
first. BiXby, second. Red Fork
third Time SO.
Relay, 500 sards-Jenks. first,
Red Fork. second; owassc. third
Time. 1872.
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MIAMI DEFEATS TULSA NINE
Home Run Defeats Local Schoias-
tic Josscrs on Miami Field.

MI AMI. April 90. -- Casanja.
pitcher, got q home run In the fitth
inning OF a seven inning game here
this afternoon between the Miami
and Tulsa high schools. Resulting in
four runs for the local team and
defeating Tulsa to 9. Tulsa got
four hits in the fourth giving them
three scores. Carter got a three
baggcr and Schafer double in his
inning. Miami got one score in the
last half Of the fourth and three
in the fifth.
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Joplin Buys. Coast Pitcher.

PORTLAND, ore April "a
Wade Eillefor, manager of the Los
Angeles team Of the Pacific Coast
league, today announced the sale OF
Pitcher schultz Of the Joplin club
Of the Western league.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
DEFEATS SAINTS
Des Moines Wins From
Wichita - Joplin
Beats Packers.

OKLAHOMA CfTY. AprI 90 whitney
held 80 Joseph 90 fise scattered hits to-
dtS. Uut fUf errors would have scored 4
.hutout oklahoma tity winning 10 Q
iiuu ,UFIuEtuu. hntted out ~ the box
twice b. .he lsInts aud playing left field
t1Igy ho,Fod ne the winning run win
a iNn NuEErr
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piIrhnN Nn-IIii Lamc.

ATHENS. Ga. April 23--Lippett
Of the University Of Georgia, pitch
ed "A no-hit game against bthe Uni
versty of Pittsburgh nine here to-
daN The lOCals winning. 6 10 0.
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a London railroad terminal In
which accidents have happened be-
cause trains could not be stopped
in time has been equipped with hy-
draulic buffers
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summary Runs Bush HcndryI. NJ
lnnis Jones MILAN, Harrisi errors. ny
Nally, O'Neill. two base hits, HendrN
Harris; three base hit. Jones. doubb
play Rice to Judge. bases on balls, OF
Courtney 2, OF Jones 3 of Zachary 10
struck out. by Jones g. by Courtney :.
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4 French rifle that can be fired
only when held correctly has col
umn OF mercury In its stock which
forms IA circuit that controls an olec-
tromAEneL
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RED SOX DEFEAT
NATIONALS AZ
Jones Holds Griffmei
\ Safe-Three Are
Rained Out.

WASH1NGTOS, April e5.-Jones out
pitched Courtney and Zachary today ant
boston took the second game OF the ssfis
from Washington. TO ?. Foster drove IL
three of tho visitors runs.
srhp aFUfaH
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stock. Hornsbv 3. Fonrnier ., eaton. lee
NcIIonry. carey. Southworth, Whitted ..
Mckechnie. errors Shutton. Janvrin Rig
nee, carey. Carlson two base hits. eaton,
Whitted threo-hhSe nit, Lee double plays.
Iauvrin to lIornsby 20 Fournier Carey 10
Grimm, bases on balls, or Haints 3, OF
IHchhH .. OF Carlson I. Oft Hamilton . f,
struck out. by IIaincs by Jacobs ., by
Hamilton {, by Wisncr {.
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American League.
American Association.
westerp Association.
Results Yesterday

Western League.
At Tulsa G. OMAHA
A. Oklahoma tlty 4. ST. Joseph !.
~ wichita !. bCa NuiucH
At Joplin 81 Sioux Guy 4
Nationnl League.
A. Philadelphia ! Hfooklyn :.
~ chicago D. Cincinnati O..
A. Pittsburgh ST. Louis
A. Boston Now York, NO game, rain.
American League.
At Waahingfon o Uostou 4
AZ Detroit chicago. no game. rain.
~ ~. Louis Cleveland, no game. rain.
Al Philadelphia. N'w YORK. no game
rain.
American Association.
At Milwaukee 30 kansas City .
A. columbus g. Toledo o.
A. Minneapolis 0, ST. Paul T.
Western Association.
A. .Chickasha o. Enid
At pkuulgee q. Hrutyctts
A. PHvhusks ~. Fort Smith 6.
At Drumught 2. Springfield
southern Association.
~ Nashville p tdttIs Rock
~ Atlanta Q. Mobile \ 90 iuuInEsI.
A. birmingham Z. New Orleans 90
tnntnEsb.
Al Chattanooga 8. Memphis 6.
Texas League.
~ Fort worth T. Dallas g.
At Wichita Fails .. Shreveport S.
At beaumont T. Houston
At san Antonio o. GlLyCaton @.
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Soft, luxuriant hair is within the reach
Of every girl and woman. 1t is all mat
ter of care and cultivation.
No longer is it necessary for your hair
to be dull, brittle and lusterless. A few
applications of
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Miners BroaL Even with soo..

JOPLIN Mo, Apeil 80 -- Fred Marks
was almost invincible today and Krueg"r.
whose three errors gave SlnuN city three
runs, made up Tor his misplays by timely
swattinE, enabling Joplin to win the last
game of the series and break even with
the Packers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Aug. 3l.-Mr. and Mrs. r. +.
Riggin and sons, Walter and Howard
Riggin, of Bloomfield, n. j., motored to
Laurel and are visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Glen Cordrey was severely burned
about the face when gas from a storage
battery exploded as he was filling 1t with
water The gas was ignited BY lighted
cigarette he was holding in his hand. The
burns are not serious.
Isaiah Hearne has been honorably dis
charged from the L. s. Army and has
returned to his home here. He was one
of the first young men In this vicinity 70
enlist in the service on the outbreak OF the
war and served in the A. Il. f. IN france
On his return to this country, after the
armistice was signed, he re-enlisted.
Work on the Peoples National Bank,
Delaware avenue and Market street, has
been resumed, and masons and bricklay-
ers are erecting the side walls and con-
str,icting the massive reinforced concrete
vaults.
The marriage has been announced OF
Miss Beulah III. Carey and Milton L.
Owens at the home Of the brides parents,
near here, by Rev, F. Allen Parsons, rector
of ST. Philips Z. +. Church of Laurel,
Tuesday, August II. They are making
their home in Ocean View, Va, where Mr..
Owens is employed.
Hundreds of bushels of apples, poor In
quality as the result of the heavy rains OF
the past month, are rotting on the ground
on many farms in this section. Some
farmerss however, are utilizing them for
making apple cider.
The warm wet weather of the past
month has greatly helped the corn crop.
which has been delayed by the lateness of
the spring holding back the farmers IN
their work. Fine results are expected.
Elberta peaches are coming into the
local market in smah quantities and are
selling for 81 per 5s-bushel basket. The
weather has been so wet that the guahty Is
poor and they are rottlng on the trees,
many Of them before they ripen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Cow Nuns Away With Laurel Boy
and Chain on His Wrist Nearly
Cuts His Hand Off.
HOG CHOLERA SPREADING
Delaware Grange at Newport Max
ing Large Preparations for Ex-
hibits at State Fair.
From Every Evenings Correspondents.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newport, Aug. 3l.-Delaware Grange
met in Red Mems Hall, Newport, last
evening, and Mrs. n. p. Robinson, chair
man of the State Fair committee, report
ed having met with much success In OBJ
tanning articles TO be exhibited at the
fair by the grange.
Miss Irene Gregg, chairman of the COM
mittec on arrangements for the annual
picnic, announced that the grange would
take trip To Augustine Beach on Thurs
day evening. September 10, and that
picnic supper would be served.
Delegates were appointed to attend
the meeting of Pomona Grange, to be
held at Hockessin. as guests of Hockessln
Grange. on Thursday, September 2,
as follows: Mrs Elizabeth Hilyard, Mrs
Nellie +. Snyder and George l.. Snyder
IL was agreed that members of the
Grange having birthday anniversaries
during October have party at the hall
at some date to be decided upon by the
committee.
Remarks were made in regard to the
condition of Newport pike, and Robert
Z. Robinson will attend the meeting of
the Levy Court when bids are received
for the repair of the pike, and voice the
sentiments of the Grange members about
the condition of the pike
Remarks were made about the bridge
over the Christlana Creek at Newport
being off so long. and this matter will
also be taken up with the Levy Court.
The Grange will not hold meeting on
Monday evening, September 6, on account
OF Labor Day, as a number of the men,
bers will be away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Aug 3l.-Mrs Clarence Morris
and Mrs. Katie Cain, both of Harring-
ton, spent several days with relatives In
Milford last week
Mrs. j. Stanley Short left last week for
q visit TO her daughter, Mrs. John Nun
sen. in Philadelphia
Mrs. Margaret Gaffney and daughter
formerly of Milford, and now of Phila-
delphia, were visitors here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norhees of West
Philadelphia motored here and were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rat
clife.
Miss May Foulk. for many wears a
teacher in Milford public school and now
teacher Of the Seventh grade in School
No. "A of Wilmington, was weekend
visitor here at the home of Miss Lulu
Ross.
Earle Northington, is spending his
vacation OF two weeks as a member Of a
camping party along the Potomac river
The real estate of the late George Mills
~ South Milford was sold at public sale.
Saturday, and was bought in by Herman
Shapp.
MIR. and Mrs. John Maloney are en-
tertalning MIR. and Mrs. T. Frank Nor
ton of Neponset, III.
Misses Mildred Griffith. Florence ellis,
Mildred Walls, Mamie Malcolmson, Anna
NillJn and henna Wilkins, and Messrs.
james Humes and Edwin Afessick, all of
Milford, are spending several DAYS at
Slaughter Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Sipple Of Warren.
R. J., are spending week here with Mrs.
Emma c. .Sipple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Aug. 3l.-Squab
raisers and bee keepers here are making
good profit out of their industries Argus
+. Robinson has a flock of Carnot pigeons
which have averaged him seven and eight
pairs of squads during the year, and he
has found ready sale for them in New
York and other city markets at Sl.50
per pair. Professor j. S. William Jones OF
Washington College faculty has FIVE hives
of bees which have made So pounds of
honey each during the summer.
Chestertown summer baseball team dis
banded on Saturday after the most sue
cessful season in the hstorysof baseball in
this town. The team won 20 of the 25
games played, paid all expenses and had
a snug balance left in the treasury for the
next season.
The excessive rains of the past week
have played havoc with the peach crop in
this county, and those who were expecting
a good yield will have scarcely any. One
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31

BY Rev. G. W. Moore of Camden, Satur-
day afternoon, at the NJ. +. parsonage,
Wyoming
MIR and Mrs George Locates Of Delmar
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Evans.
Mrs. W. + 81 'rman has secured a po-
sition in Wy, n in.,
Caleb Fitzgs - of Wilmington spent
the weekend l,r with his mother, Mrs.
Eta Fitzgerald,
Mr.. and Mrs Will Harrington of Norris
town, N. j., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Booker.
Miss Myrtle Harris of Atlanta, Ca, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hinsley.
Mrs. John 0. Dill of Willow Grove is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Hinsley OF
Camden, N. j., are here for week with
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Perry Of Philadel-
phia Pa, are guests of Mrs. Il. W. Cooper.
Italians from Philadelphia have arrived
here to work in the Stetson 4 Ellison
fa ctory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
SECOND THEFT OF AUTO.

Laurel, Aug. 3l.--A large touring car
owned by Charles l.. Wright of this town
was stolen Sunday night at Ocean City,
Md, and no trace of it has been found,
although friend thought he saw the
car go through Laurel, Sunday evening
with four young men In it.
This car was stolen last winter while
Mr.. Wright and his family were in Phil
adelphia, but, after several days search,
was located by the Philadelphia police,
and returned to MIR. Wright