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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
Dnnce at Mallory-Friday night,
Dec, So. Music by the Oriental Jazz
Community House suppcr-Don't
forgetssthe chicken pie supper at the
=. Nc A., Saturday, Dec. 4, $3.50 to
7.-Adv.

~, Ad(uFuay, Dec.24i 0.SO TO
Dance at Duckworth school Friday,
Dec 3,sdirection 3h miles on the Bel.
mont q Music by the Empire
Novelty orchestra.-Adv.
Big Dance at the auditorium every
Tuesday and Saturday. Emard'a full
~rchestra 10c plan. First 2 dances
free.-Adv. t
Food sSalc-St. Mnry's Altar society
Withhold a food sale Saturday at l:30
IN tAa.,McGratht: Pharmacy. - Cakes,
Pies. Doughnuts; cookies. bread and
baked beans will be on sale.-Adv.
Morning and Evening Herald, In
cluding Sunday edition, So a month;
50c discount. II paid in advance.
m Mor or Evening Herald. 81 q
vance.-Adv.
Chicken Pic Suppcr-The Comnuni.
> ~ House will give a chicken pie sup
per. saturday evening, Dec. 4, at the
:. ~. 2. a.. Plan to be there::-Adv.
} Bethany Young Pcople-A meeting
Of the Bethany Young Peoples society
will be held at 8 o'clock i n the Zion
Lutheran church tonight. Prot. Johr
AuanlS layl0F OF the university VIII
read Henry Van Dykes THE. Los,
Word" -, ~ rs. ~
tits q Boy and the new comedy b,
chat name at the Strand today is some
thing different in comedies. Add the
\ greatt feature, Held BY the. Enemy
ito this comedy and you have a grea
show. Today and Saturday at thu
"Y" Mceting-.Rev. F. Halsey Am
brose ave an address at the. week..
meeting of the YIN. C.. "a. at tn
university last night. Clarence Zinl
gave tenor solos. business Ameetinl
. was held, and preliminary steps wer
taken toward the election Of officer
to give support to thessNear East re
lief work to be brought before tn
students next week. g
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METAL.

New York. Dec. s.-copper steday;
electrplytic spot and nearby IS SAC,
IA; first quarter 13 S-4@14 IA. Tin
frmi; spot and nearby $500 q $3.50;
futures $36.O0@36.75. Iron nominal
ly unchanged. Anthony S6.75@5.87.
800
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Eggs. higher: re-
ceiptss l,332.s cases; ffirsts Is @76; or
refriseSats,2 1rst. Sc a.se57 "a;
IpenltTy. alive, lower: fowls 1904"
IL; springs - Ia; turkeys IS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Hks Mect-A brief, business session
will be held by the Grand Forks. lodge
of ElksS at their club fooms" On Sat
curday night: at s O'CLOCK. 80, 7H.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Dance at Duckworth school Friday.
Dec. s3,sdirection 3h miles on the Bel
mont road. Music by the Empire
Novelty Orchestra.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

s u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
1900 A. NJ. Obscrvations.A
Maximum, IL hours, -.
Temperature, 80.
Minimum, "a hours, 80.
81 Wind, west, 8 miles.
Precipitation, 12.hours, trace
III Barometer, reduced, 1911.
Killed two hears with one bullet.
EcpnomX, like everything else q n be
carried too fsr.l s5ys
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Hsrald want Al 1rsaS Resalta !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

University high school basketball
team has busy schedule for the win
ter. . r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

The Herald Santa Claus Girls will
meet Monday night and organize for
this seasons work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
CHICAGO MARKET TABLE.

Wheat OWen.AI High. Low. Close.
Dec. ...:l68h 1.72M 1.66c. 1.7Oh
March .::1.e4 1 90 4.sn l.s4A
Dec. -. .71A 8 d.7oh .72h
May 500. -, .75A -a:76Sa s74 ~ .7SA
-. AN 4. III III .4s% ATM
May - 5;5iA 1soA -.Sl%
Jan. -. 2a.s5 1855 f2s.42 2s.4s
Jan. 49,: 1880 .l5-a5 s14.so. 1890
May $50. 1885 1895 1885 <1l4.4o
Ribs go -Ss5
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DULUTH CHAIN.

valncfng at the start on a renewal of
yesterdays buying the wheat market
eased today, under pressure of realz-
ing sales. The close was strong and
higher. December spring closed I'M
changed at $3.50 bid; March l IA up
at $1.68 Ia bid; December winter
unchanged al $3.50 nominal; Decems-
Der durum u cent off at $1.62 bid and
March IA up at ts1.65 Ia asked.
Flaxseedreameainv6oV-g good support,
both from erushers and spectators
and prices were advanced. December
closed 3 up at $2.15; January 8 up at
s2.1S nominal; n May up at 1926
asked. Il
Rye CLOSED i cent rhp at $1.4S for
spot; December Pup at $1.4l and
May / cent up at $1.36.
Oats closed half cent UP at Ats
for spot and barley unchanged at so
@67 for spot.
Closing: Wheat. No. / dark nor
thern rack $1.64@1r67; No. 2 dark
northern $1.S4: No. 2 dark northern
$1.5S OIL; No. 1 amber duruHs track
$1.70; No. 2 amber ,durum $1.68;. No.
2 durum 1885, No.i.l mixed durum
$1.68;*No. 2 mixed. durum 1886; No.
l. dark hard, Montana.yon track $1.66
! q 1853. 81 5-ets.tsa{. ;.@
Flaxseed on track. and arrive $2.1s;
December $2.15; January $2.1S NOM
inal; May 1926 askeda
| Oats on track As 7rS; arrive 46 7sS.
Rye on track $I.48; arrive SLAP;
December $1.41 bid; May S1.36.
/, Barley on track SOC 81.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Grand Forks asked to cooperate
with Brockton. Mass, in having con-
gross regulate price of coal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Program, for Grand Forks Elks' an
nuall Lodge. at Sorrow is completed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

Big Dance at the auditorium every
Tuesday and Saturday. Emardls full
orchestra. loo plan. First 2 dances
ree.-AdY ..E.. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
RICH PREAKNESS
DECIDED TODAY
Big Stake at Pimlico Brings To
gether Some of the Best Horses
in Training.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Baltimore, Nav lS-The convictlon is
widespread that Man o War, no matter
how fit Louise Fcustel may have succeed
cd in getting him by private galloping. Will
have his work cut out when he essays tho
task of winning the $4,000 PrcnknCss
stakes at Pimlico course this afternoon.
And in tho light of the impressive per
formancc of " lldair at Pimhco on Satur-
day, in a handicap nj one mile and iur-
long in which he shouldcrcd 100 pounds
and easily defeated Donnaconna under
ia and several maturcd distance runners
To all Of which he was waIvlng his age
allowance and Concedlng actual weight, II
would cause no surprise It the Whitney
cntrv-Mr. Whitney will bc represented
by Wildair, Upset and John T. t'rlcr-
ruled favorite in the betting ut post tune:
Wildair, the least considered at home oi
the Whitney trio of cllglblcS, II the eT-
pressons Of persons connected with INC
Whitney stable arc To be taken ~ taco
value, made show Of Donnaconna ana
his field He won in a common canter N
fact That he IS ready for the colors there
can be no doubt II is equally certain that
he Is a better horse today than he was
when he started in the Kentucky derby.
ljODfarOnna utO nut lIlthc hu 0~H'' t'i'F
creditablc showing in this race Of Saturday
with Wildair, but he was miserably
handled Barrct had him in the deep gong
by the rail from the start and got hun
shut off several times. it is certain that
Donnaconna will do better than he did on
Saturday, especially if the going be fast on
Tuesday. But Donnaconna will not have
10 60 it alone He will have as a companion
runner in the Preakness, On Watch, the
son Of Colin which, in the opinion Of
many shrewd observers. ran a more bril-
liant race in the kentucky derby than did
anv Of the other starters On Watch is in
splendid condition and his chance Of sue
cess will be materially enhanced by muddy
going.
Man o Wars work just after the third
race on Saturday was very impressive
The big Fair Play colt was only playing
when he turned mile in fraction better
than LA and mile and a furlong IN .
fraction better than l.57.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE.
Four Interesting Games Staged for This
Evening on Local Dia m0nds.

The followers Of the Catholic Twilight
League will have plenty of baseball this
evening when the teams stage contests.
Every one of the league games last
week was marked by big attendanees and
il the weather is agreeable thus evening
four good fast games should result. This
evenings schedule viii bring together
Pioneers and St Thonas. At the CLAYTON
street diamond st HIedWigs and knights
Of Columbus. ii Military Grounds. Brown
son and St Marv.s. At Chnstiana Park
Shamrocks and ST Elizabeth, At Batafd
Park
The game between ST Many and
BroWnson promises 10 be a close affair IS
these two teams arc rivals for supremacy
Andy" Long, who has helped keen
Brownson on the top OF the league. will
do mound duty this evening
Browuson Is desirons oi arranging
Sunday games with any oi tic dewn-State
teams Communications should be ad-
dressed to Baseball Manager, Brown
son Library Association
ST AIary's combination. which is
showing great form IN the Twilight
League. has IN It's ine-up same Of the
best baseball talent in tie city and Will
bear watching
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
TENTH WAROERS
DEFEAT WECCACOE
Defiance Twilight League Brings
Out Some Fine Playing at
Third and Adams.

Weccacoe came out second best IN
their game with Tenth Ward. losing It
we'll plavrd game by the score Of { 10 2
Both pitchers. Long and lsllWood, famed
eleven hatters cach. but Long came out
best by keeping the Few hits oi The in-
dians' scattered.
Mr.. Conuell started the game hy reach
ing first on an error and scored when
Lowell doubled Iynson S double, Creieh-
ton $ walk Hvnson steal af second and
third and Shannon's single served two
more IN the third for the "nemoas
Iovells walk and Shields safety on an
error and steal of second and Sutten $
single added two more IN the fourth
Mott shannon increased the total WIN
the sixth when hc knocked the bali over
the left field fence for q homer.
Neccacoc did their scoring in the first
and fourth. Clarke walked, stole second,
went to third when August was safe on
Shannons tumble and scored when Tor
rest singled Walsh singled and sacrificed
to second hy l5iIhben and scored on an
out
Tonight the Wilmington League
team will practice and all the men nrc
requested to ho IT The grounds at GO
o'clock Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
PLAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
" ov ament 10 Organize Circuit Of Various
Plants of City.

Plans for the formation OF an industrial
athletic association were discussed at q
meeting at the Community rervice head
quarters IN the Church building, Tenth
and Market streets.
Joseph G. Berger, sports director
OF the Community Service, presided over
the session, which was attended hy Tour
representatives OF local industrial plants.
Those present were j. B. Neville, OF the
Eastern Malleable Iron Company, j. u.
Grier OF the American Car and Foundry
Company; l.. NJ Atkins, of the T., II. d
w. Railroad. and Robert Jamison, OF the
Joseph Bancroft firm
Baseball was the chief topic of dis
crsslon and as plans are perfected an
eight or ten-club league will be formed,
which will in all probability be started
within the next week II Is planned to
have several other local industrial cs-
tahlishmcnts enter the project.
Mr.. Berger is anxious to interest
at least four other plants in the city, aud
any representative desiring information
concerning the Industrial Athletic League
may do so by getting IN touch with the
organizer Mt the Community Service
headquarters or by calling Slsf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
RESOLUTION or RESPECT.
Nav ~ 1870

May ~ i1IV.
AT n special meeting ~ the Tenth
Ward Democratic Club. held On the
above date, the following resolutions
we're adopted
Whereas, The messenger Of death has
again visited our clubhouse and SUM
moned from us our member HewHOn
T.. LannaB, Sr.: therefore be Il
Resolved, That while We bow III humble
submission 10 the will of our Divine
Creator, who d0oth al things we'll, 1c
cannot but deplore the loes our club
has sustained ~ the death 81 one whoer
love was binding 10 the welfare ~ our
club; therefore bc i
Resolved That we extend ~ his family
olT heartfelt sympathy in their hour
Of bereavement and be u further
Resolved. That c0Dy ol these regp-
luti0ns b. recorded on our minutes ~
the club and published IN She press II
the city. and be it further
Resolved, That the charter b. draIed
for a period If thirty days. and 90 u further
mark ~ respect We do adjourn
William r Conner.
John A. LaUI -ss.
Adv Thomas T. Harkius
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
CHERRY AND WHITE
HOLD A SUGGEST
High School Nine Swamps Had
don Heights Team When
They Get II Hits.

High swamped lIaddon Heights yes
terday IN an uninterestlng, one-sided
game by the score of 1910. The game was
n slugfest for the locals, who collected
seventeen safeties from loves delivery.
Buck" Ramsay had a soft day, turning
away fifteen batsmen and allowing only
four scattered safetics. Twcnty-nine men
faced Ramsay during the game. The
game was surprise for the locals, as
Haddon Heights was reported to have q
fast combination.
Owing to the death of his grandfather,
Capt. "Chick' Lannan may not be seen
in n uniform for time. This throws the
mound duty to Ramsay. Coach Dunn IS
trying to develop another moundsman.
"Buck' will try TO avenge the first defeat
of the season when Wesley Collegiate
appears here for their return game on
Wednesday.
The Chester Wilmington game, which
was prevented by rain last Friday. if pos
siblc will be played next week. High
takes trip to West Chester on Friday
with hopes of avcngng the defeat by the
West Chester boys i'll their engagement
here. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
NEW CASTLE HAS NEW
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Industrial Teams Began Twilight
Series Last Night; American
Manganese Winning.
spcciaI Corresnondence Of Everv Evening


New Castle, May lS--The opening
Of the Twilight Industrial League baseball
game at $50 o'clock last evening marked
one Of the greatest features that has taken
place in this city for long period. The
game was played by the American Man
ganesc and the Wilmington Fibre Special
ty teams and the former won by the score
of II TO g.
The game was opened by Mayor
George ". Eckles tossing the hall INTO
tho diamond, which was followed ~ an
address covering the Importance Of the
organized league and hoped for its keeping
together The attendance was over 800
Much interest was added to the six
inning game hy the Mount Vernon Band
comprising ten pieces, which played
after each inning The hand has been
recently organized and deserves great
credit for the excellent music 1t furnished
The musicians have been receiving their
instructions from Cornetist Eugene Chase
The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
LYNCH WINS MATCH.

The pocket billiard championship Of
the city opened last night at the Grady
Bowling and Billiard Emporium, Eighth
and Orange streets.
The first match Of the tourney went 10
Lynch, when e defeated Young l00-79
To the 50 mark. the game was very close
and Young tied his opponent at 90. After
this Lvnch gradually forged ahead There
were several hundred spectators at the
contest Hall and Foster will play early
this evening and Mat Donohue and Mis-
ter will follow later in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ATHLETICS LOSE
GAME To TIGERS
Game Featured With Five HON.
ers Goes to Detroit as AS
Rally Too Late.

The Athletics almost won yesterday IN
a game featured with five home runs,
when the Detroit Tigers took the long
end of Il 81 score. The Philadelphians
staged n splendid rally in the latter part
- the game but were unable to score suf-
hcicnt runs To beat out the Tigers. Flag
stead made two of the homerS. while
Cobb. OF the Tigers, and Walker and Burns
III the Athletics also scored circuit drives.
Boston defeated Chicago, 2-l. in a game
featured by good fielding. The st. Louis
Browns took advantage ofZachary 5 lapset
IN the second inning and defeated Wash
inaton. 2-l.
Pittshurg defeated New York. &c, in a
fifteen-inning contest. The Chants APP
narcntlv clinched it in their half of the
fifteenth. when they scored runs, but
u,cpirates came back stronger and scored
three in their half of the last inning. Six
pitchers took part in the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
LORRAINE RESERVES BUSY.

The Lorraine Reserves. under Manager
Alfred G. Scott, are booking number Of
games On Friday evening they play
the Ninth Ward Seconds at Eighteenth
and Van Buren, streets AT G clock sat
urday they travel TO Holly Oak Del,
where they play the newly organized team
Of that place Wesley A. A.. New Castle
West Ends and Carney's Point, ~ j.
appear on the schedule
Some Of the players under contract arc
joey Kuhns ID. -Duckey" Weaver Jim
my Martin, Bill knecht Bill Baker Sam
Stafford, McHenry Jimmy Lynch. Bar
ney Ward. McCardle and Hose Robert
son. recently with the independent cham
pions. Dutch Gerstenberg. who prom
ises 10 become a star with little more
experience, will captain the team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Test Land strata for Harber Doek.

The Arundel Corporation. of Balu-
moro, will begin the preliminary uo5k
of testing the bearing capacity NJ fho
LDbdcll tract ihursday by driving p.l,
Test loading is expected 10 be- donc yhic
the piles are being driven Carroll ;"
Simon, of the 6rm of ~imou, MciQs afi
Fearing, accompanied bv fhar'rs faat
secretary II the Board 1f Harbnr Nou-
miseioners, were engaged u 6.1g ng,s
on the tract yesterday protn- tar .'l
pile driving operations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
GREENHILL GUN CLUB.
Important Matters 10 be Decided at a
Meeting This Evening.

The Grcenhill Gun Club will hold an
important meeting this evening at Hart
loves. Third and French streets, ST )
O'Clock. All members are urged to be
present.
The handicap committee IS considering
3 new system Of handicapping the shoot
ers and wants suggestions from the mem
bers. On account of the southern zone
handicap at Washington on May p, the
club has again postponed the final shoot
for the fox gun and at this meeting the
day and the handicaps applying will be
decided
The date for the Greenhill registered
shoot and other important matters viii be
decided upon and II is hoped many mem
bers will be on hand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
GREENHILL MEETING TONIGHT.

The GreeDhill Gun Club will hold a
meeting a. the Walter Hartlove store,
Third and French streets, this evening.
All members are requested to be present at
the session as important business is to
be acted upon.
The handicap committee ii consider
ing q method Of changing the system Of
handicapping and in order that the sug-
sestions and advice Of every member can
be heard they are requested to attend
The meeting is also called for the purpose
Of arranging for the registered shoot and
also to select a date for the Fox gun
event and the handicaps for the same.
Several other matters Of interest es-
pccially regarding future trophies to be
shot for are scheduled for discussion and
il is hoped that every member Of the club
Will attend this meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ON CoAsT-To-CoAsT Walk.

Tommy Fisher, Of the keystone fieIa
Club. left Wilmington to-day on his eoast-
to-coast trip from COMFY Island Il Isas
Angeles lie started the trip from Gouep
Island May Z and landed III this fitt
Friday night, lie will walk from coast
10 coast ON wager with the Hndrt
standing that he will start without MONEY.
must not ride on trolley or tram OF isl, for
ride and must earn his way from town
to town. Fisher is required 10 secure the
signature Of the chief executive Of every
town ne visits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
INDEPENDENT TEAM.
Autocar Athletic Association viii Have
Semi-professional Club.

The Autocar Athletic Association.
which has for the past FIVE years had a
nine in the Main Line League, has decided
TO place an independent, serni-professional
baseball team on the field this season.
Games will be played on the Autocar
field at Ardmore, Pa, with all frst-class
teams. The season will open Saturday and
the management is desirous Of booking
q game for that date and for succeeding
season. Arrangements to play the Auto
car nine may be made with Robert G.
Johnson, secretary Of the Autocar Ath-
letic Association al Ardmore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
HARLAN NOW INDEPENDENT.

The Harlan baseball team viii start an
Independcnt series ii pamcs tins Satu-
day when they play Charley Nntulp' :
Pcpnsy diamond stars series at five
games viii be played and viii be scattered
through the season 50 that the final ean-
test Will take place toward the close oi
the baseball season
With the dropping of Harlan from the
Dcl-Mar League there Is some question as
To whether the league viii continue q 20
under Definite announcement IS expect
"a 10 be made IN q shnrI tune
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
LOOMS TEAM WINS.

A team from Mr. LOOMS room at the
High School. piloted by Morris Glantz,
defeated the team from Miss Frick s
room, ST Yesterday afternoon. Logan
made home run and Glant2 made q two
bagger. jefferis did not allow a bit in
the last seven innings he pitched. The
winning nine plays a team from Mr..
Smiths room tomorrow afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
KEYSTONE BOXING BOUTS.

six CLASSY bouts featured he boxing
show al Pythian Castle, last night Danny
Murray Of this city bested Eddie Kelly Of
Philadelphia in the wind-up In the semi
wind-up Buckley McGinnis defeated Her
ala orlando In one of the preliminaries
Joe Martin outsluggcd Whitley Midlam.
Joe Hall outclassed Johnny Perkins
lid Sum outpointed Billy Hahn Of
Philadelphia In the opening bout of the
evening Whitley Burke won decisively from
Billy Sampson. Of Chester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
LORRAINE SIGNS GORDON.

Gordon, first baseman from Atlantic
City, n J., and who has played with the
Southwark club Of Philadelphia. has been
signed by the management Of the Lorraine
A. A. He vii appear in the game with
Marshallton on Wednesday evening
when the champs and the suburbanites
again stage q contest. McGonigle and
Pierson will form the Lorraine battery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ST. Georges Beat Christiana.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evenlng
ST. Georges, May 18 st. Georges
baseball team defeated Christiana on
Saturday Q TO 4. Wingatc pitched a
good game after the second inning, bat
the locals were too fast for the upstaters.
Spicer allowed nine hits, but they were
scattered through the nine innings. He
was especially good in the pinches, strik-
ing out 10 men. The all-r0und playing
Of the st. Georges outfit featured the game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ALL-STARS DEFEAT STARS.
Good Results Made in Bowling Match
on Grady's Alleys.

"Bilr Grady's All-Stars took Frank
Grady's Stars into camp four out Of five
games. in three-man, five-game bowling
match held Mt Grady's. last night, as II
preliminary Tor the Philadelphia bowling
tournament The feature of the match was
the high single game bowled by Jack
O'Donncll, when he rolled 263, securing
ten strikes. The two local teams will 60
to Philadelphia May 2l, to participate
in the interstate tourney, to be held at
the keystone alleys.
The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Blue Rock Community Clnb

a meeting ~ the ElY, FeeE uus.
Club wss held yesterday t-rs
the home " Mr. BceH~n
The member Hero entertained E 81
Ella Pyic apd Mie M1siuo Hri
pianist and 4oIGisf Nif Hr
gave current events ru..s
work of The laat session ~ ht 5sgs
was givoa bv Miss Nahafn t.
zcnt bv Miss jeanette Ickmau ~hn
scheduled tp dpcak Duf ~3ld a.
f,rraruf