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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

and was tackled on the yard line-
Montrose held Gunnison for downs il
the shadow of the goal posts AndeD--
son punted 38 yards to Akin, who rs-
turned ball IL yards.
Second Quarter =
Pass, Wright to Akin 33 yards and
ball was downed on 8 yard line. KrOll
drove thru defense for the second
marker. Score, 1870. Kron added /
point by kicking goal. 14-0..
Kroll kicked of 65 yards Montrose
ball on 20 yard line. Montrose punt
ed after two losses Of 6 yards each.
Akin returns 20 yards. Kroll g6ks
thru for IL yards. Hall hits target
for z yards Akin fumbled ball on &
down with ball on IL yard line.
Montrose punted on second down.
Anderson booting ball AZ yards y
Akin. Pass Wright to Nourse, e.
yards. Montrose ball, because Of TIE
failure to make 10 yards Muncey a4ai
Williams carried ball for total Of r.
yards on two plays. Montrose pgut-
ed straight up and Akin made NE
yards. 80
Second Half 50
Kroll kicked to Muncey who return
ed ball so yards. Anderson forced q
punt on third down to Akin. Ha1l
hits line for is yards; Hall hits sal6s
spot for 10 yards. Gunnison made S
first downs and had ball on the 81
yard line when 4 attempts were made
to score failed because Montrose plS1-
ed good ball: Anderson punted :
hind goal line to Hall, who was in he
center Of the field Hall ran . spiln-
did return fol, IS yards, which was tSe
most Sensational run Of the day.
Nourse goes around end for I yard1:
Wright carries ball for IL yards, pISe-
ing bal! on the 8 yard line. Krolf ia
q tackle for . touchdown. Sepae,
No goal: Muneey kicked to LSlsew.
tContaneed - page livo)
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
Miss Lucille Champagne Married

Miss Lucille Champagne, q student
at the c. S. N. S. couple Of years
ago. and for some months reporter
J. c. Falvey. Mr.. Falvcy is con-
tractor and builder, and Miss Cham
pagne is now teaching in the public
schools of Baton Rouge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

A. D. Smith and Ermon C. Smith,
brothers Of Mrs. H. NJ. Webster, came
in from Dodge City, Kansas to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Webster. The hit
ter returned Wednesday, but A. d.
Smith viii remain for while and
take charge Of the Webster store
where for many years he WAS IN as
sistant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Bert DoIlard returned Thursday
from KANSAS City where he went with
cattle three weeks ago. Says the
town has changed whole lot, but
one must expect these things in going
on a railroad journey which may take
two weeks to a year under present
handling of the railroads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
THANK YOU FOR ALL
THESE KIND WORDS

Enclosed find money order for $500
to pay for my paper for 1921. Will
you please send me last weeks paper,
as ! did not get it and l am just lost
without the eNews-Champion."
MRS. PHILLIP PRESSLER,
Frisco, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Miss lula Vader, who has been 50
i'll in Denver this fall, was able te
return for Thanksgiving to the home
of her mother, Mrs. NJ. Yader. on
Tomichi creek and expects to remain
for a time She is slowly convalesc-
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Enclosed find check as renewal for
my subscription for the News-Cham-
pion. We look forward each week to
its arrival, containing as ii does, all
the local news of interest.
MRS. MARY PRESSLER,
527 Queen Anne Ave, Seattle, Wash
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Senator r F. Rockwell was in our
city yesterday, going thru by car to
Denver, where he expected to leave
his car and go east until the legisla-
ture opens in January. Mr.. Rockwell
says that Blue Mesa is in surprisingly
good condition. Cochetopa pass is al
SO reported in fair shape in spite Of re-
cent storms, but Monarch pass is
closed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

An interesting meeting of the Gun
nison Women's club was held Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C.
7. Stills. Mrs. Gertrude Thornell pre-
siding Owing to conflicting dates
with the l. I. C club, the Women's
club will meet on December 14th, at
the home of Mrs. Helen Beauvais.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

On the state highways between Den
yer and Pueblo, all grade crossings
with railways are to be wiped out.
Where travel is extensive, this can
and ought to be done as a matter of
Safety first"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Herbert Hoover now wants us to
save three and half million Euro
pean children. Very cOmmendable and
Americans like to help but what is the
use Of spending money to save Pol
ish, Armenian and Russian children
and then draw our mantle of isola-
ton about us and allow the bloody
Bolsheviks and Turks to murder them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
Gunnison Singer Get. Notice

From a recent Chicago paper ws
note that "Carl H. Walker, basso with
Lucey's Joy Singers, is a new lyceum
singer who will be heard from. He
has composed a number Of marches
and is clever performer on several
Instruments"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
Avoid the Rush

Our local stores are putting on their
annual holiday air and displaying a
beautiful line OF holiday goods. The
wise ones are doing their Christmas
shopping early and thus avoiding the
rush.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
sssss. CUlNaS0N COLORADO FRIDAY DECEMBER 3 1870
Still Holding His Own

+. l. Miller who is in Denver hos
pital. is slowly recovering from a Sc
we're attack Of pneumonia It will be
some time, however, oeIore MIR. siiiier
wall be able to return home, as the
aged man is still fiat on his back.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Enclosed you will find money order
for $500 for the News-Champion-
Can't be without the home paper.
II A. ENGLAND,
lO2 Cedar St., LaGrande, Oregon
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Pat Grafton is bark in high school,
the leg broken in the Delta football
game being now nearly we'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

This was pretty good. Little girl
came to the News-C Champion office and
said: "Mrs.- this mon
ey down and she wants the Household
Journal for a year, please" No
doubt this journal is a great house
hold necessity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

l am enclosing $500 for another
years subscription to your paper. We
letter. Best regards to all our
friends.
MIR. AND MRS. f. A. MEEkS,
223 w Sth St., Pueblo, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Enclosed find check for $500 for
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the paper my weekly letter from home.
Wishing you the seasons compliments.
JOSEPHINE l.. WISE,
CO Mrs. Mary Russell, Saguache, Cole.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Enclosed find $500 to pay subscrip-
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want to miss an issue.
FLORA II. NEISWANGER,
3l5 Smith St., Fl. Collins, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

"Of course want it, thank you for
the reminder"
C. S. ROBINSON,
Soldiers Home, Sawtelle, Cal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
FRIENDS SCHOOL LOSES
DIRECTOR IN ATHLETICS
Edward G. NelIis Goes to Nor
wood, Pa, as School
Principal.

Edward G. Nelis will end three years
of service to education and athletics in
Wilmington at the end of the present
school year. when he will resign as ath-
letic director and science teacher at
Friends School He has been appointed
supervising principal of the schools at
Norwood, Pa. His removal from the city
will also necessitate retirement from many
other athletic activities.
Since coming to Wilmington Mr.. Ncllis
has developed athletics at Friends School
from weak state to one of effective or
ganization and consistently strong per
formance. He also has been active in
athletics throughout the city. being presi-
dent of the Wilmington City League and
of the Church League and secretary of the
All-Wilmington League. He has acted as
night athletic director at the Hagley
Community House and the Ncighborhood
Community House and has been active
in city playground work, having had
charge last wear of the playground at
Third and Adams streets.
MIR. Ncllis is q graduate of Hobart and
Lafayette colleges, with the degrees Of
A. b. and A. NJ. He has been in charge
Of the teaching of science at Friends
School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
WOULD NOT RELIEVE.
MENACE OF FLOODS
Dredging Brandywine Would Not
Afford Remedy, Opinion of
Col. Jervcy.

That dredging the channel of the
Brandywine would not relieve the men
ance. OF food conditions was the opinion
expressed Yesterday by Col. J. =. Jervey
Of the u. S. Engineer Corps and G. w. I.
Miller, his assistant
The chief reason on which this opinion
is founded is the well established habit
of Brandywinc mud To move with the
tide. that which is dredged out on the
cbb coming back with the flood tide and
thus effecting no permanent betterment.
The removal of distractions, however,
among which are elassed the piers Of
the Eleventh street bridge, and the iIn-
Droyement Of the bank wall opposite the
city pumping station on Sixteenth street,
were recommended as positive measures
Of value. 4 relocation Of the bridge further
up stream, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, where the river ls wider,
was recommended as radical measure. 1t
is not impossible, therefore, that a solu-
tion of the Pine street bridge problem,
which has been worrying the Levy Court
and the county engineer IN the effort to
secure an outlet to the northeast, may he
found at some time in the future by COM
bining the two bridge ways
The inspection of conditions was made
NtSttfuhy NY ooi+ JtiNtN ttohi tiit Nabut
Joyeuse, attached 10 the engineering
department, which anchored below the
Eleventh street bridge and sent its launch
up as far as the Market street bridge
1t is proposed by Council TO make n
similar inspection trip on Saturday after
noon, TO obtain independent data, for
comparison with Col, Jervey.
In earlier days the Brandywine was
freely navinblc for sda and river craft
OF the tonnage then common, which were
used in delivering and shipping supplies
and the product Of the group Of
Touring mills below Market street Such
deliveryof coal could be made at the present
time to the powurhouse Of the Traction
Company and the pumping station Of the
Water Department, il conditions demand
cd; but at the present time railroad con
nections are preferred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25

tween A. -. Dart, w. -. Martin, NJ
MoiisIcy, j. If. Dawson and J. |. Wratten
for final ownership Of the Henry Wilson
trophy, which is a handsome silver
pitcher.
In addition 10 the above the Aberdeen
Gun Club, Aberdeen, Maryland will
send fye-man team 10 Wilmington To
shoot a 100 bird race. This match should
be close and exciting as Aberdeen will
bring mp good team, viz: T.. Is. Osborn,
Jr.. j. s. Mitchell, NJ. w Mitchell, j. b.
Plsey and Dr. v. s. wilkinson Presi-
dent Turner of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association hardly knew how 10
pick a team, as 50 many of tho Whining
ton shooters are on par with each ether.
MIR. Turner drew names from hat and the
team will consist of Price Jackson, Vim
NJ. Shaw, John Minnick, Capt. w. a.
simonton and Vic du P0nt. President
Turner says that il any other members
desire to shoot 100 birds ON Saturday they
can make up teams and If any other
team makes a higher score than the
one picked % shoot Aberdeen they will
have the pleasure Of going 10 Aberdeen
To shoot the return match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
PLAN OUTDOOR LEAGUE.
Church Teams 10 Continue Sport in Open
During Summer.

Quot pitchers of Wilmington Protes-
iant churches got all the sensations OF
stripping of their coats, rolling up their
sleeves and paving the earth for the toss
last night, when plans for an outdoor
quot league of the churches were dis
cussed at meeting of captains of the
indoor QUOT teams of the Church Athletic
Recreation League Entries of teams
should be filed with John A. Martin,
Tenth and Market streets, on or before
May /. 1920.
A special entertainment is being pre-
pared by the committee in charge of the
banquet to be held at ST. Pauls NJ i.
Church Friday, May 21 All quot
players of the Church League viii be in
yited.
Indoor quoit matches OF the league
during the week of March % to April 3
will be played Monday evening, April
26. The postponement is due to the re-
ligious' services to be held next week
The opening game OF the Junior Indoor
Quot League Will be played Saturday
evening. Sixteen churches have entered
teams, and the league has been divided
into two divisions, winners of which will
play for the championship at the close Of
the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
CHANCE TO BUY A YACHT
Government Offers $50 Submarine
Chasers for Sale at a Bar
gain Price.

Washington, March 25.-Ofef ~ slle
20 public Of 10 submarine chasers bull
during the war has been announced b.
the navy department Constructed a. AZ
average cost Of s67, 900 including engine
plant, consisting of three standard gaao-
lIne motors developing G7J horsepUwcr
thase craft now are appraised, - wa
said at $4,000 each IN inviting offers
from yachtnen or commercial firms, how
ever, it was said, several already had
been sold At a figure slightly below this
Pointing OUT the Splendid constric-
ton" and seaworthy design IL these vcg-
sells, which are 10 feet long With - foot
bsan and ~ tons displacement, the de-
p1rtment suggested their adaptability
either for pleasure or commercial pur-
poses. Tho feasi bility of removing two
of the engines and retaining onc II the
central shaft, AZ a means of reducing
gasoline consumption and rendering them
more desirable for private use. also wa.
noted. This would give the Graf. "A .po,d
u about nine knOts, il was said against
the three engine speed 81 II knot
The vessels may be inspected at ant
east coast navy yards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
SHOOTERS GETTING IN
SHAPE FOR BIG MATCH
Saturday Will be Last Chance for
Practice for Match With
p. r. r.. Club.

Saturday afternoon will be the last
opportunity Wilmington shooters will
have TO get in shape for the most important
match they have ever been called upon
To shoot, that match being with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Gun Club Of
Philadelphia on April 3. II Wilmington
can win this match it will mean that
the l9l0-20 pennant will again rest in
Wilmington, but, if Pennsylvania Rail
road Gun Club wins Wilmington will
have 90 bo satisfied with second place in
the Philadelphia Trasphootcrs' League
On Saturday, the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association have d program for
their shooters which is hard % beat.
Class G and ID men will shoot for the
eighth log on the Philip f. du Pont gun
and all classes OF shooters will have
another chance 20 win leg on the G. W..
Phellis shark trophy, IN addition 10 the
regular take~home prizes.
Another feature will be a shoot be-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
GOOD MATERIAL FOR
BASEBALL TEAMS
Coach Shipley at Delaware Col
lege Well Pleased
With Showing.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, March 25.--In the final game
of a series between Teams a and Il OF the
Delaware College squad yesterday alter
noon A defeated b by the score OF TO A.
Bmade a rally in the last inning but could
onIy get one run across. The features of
the pame were two wonderful catches made
bv Donoho. left fielder for Team A, which
saved the game for his team. Both balls,
one hit bv 'Bess" Carter and the other by
Gray Carter. were labelled for home runs,
hut bv great sprinting Donoho got to
them and captured both drives.
Taggart played a clever game for Is
team and the pitching of Rothrock and
CARL. the two southpaws of last year 5
team, was al - good. Magaw, who worked
three innings for A team, had sore arm
and did not attempt TO use any curves.
The score follows by innings:
r Tesm 90 3 o O o O o IA
Team 1901 90 / Ks
Coach Shiplev is well pleased with the
showing that is being made by some of the
new material As a result of the series OF
names he will cut down the squad today.
some of the new players who are showing
nm especiallv well are Underwood, Tag
CART. Stewart, Robbins, Ivory Hughes
and II. Carter The squad after today VIII
consist of the following:
Pitchers-Rothrock and CARL, south
paws of last years team, and Deppe,
Brandt. Magaw and Lund, right handlers
and all new men.
Catchers-Cray Carter, Spaid and
Nutter.
First base-B. Carter and Hughes.
Second base-Wilson and McCardell
Shortstops-Undcrwoo Dantz, Tag
CART and Alexander.
Third basc-Ivory, Robbins and Dantz.
I,eft-held Marvel and Ash.
Centre-feld-St and Madden.
Right-feld-Donoho and III. Carter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
OHIO ENTERS GOV. cox.
Democrats Of State Open Active Campaign
for Executive.

Columbus, Ohio, March 25.--An ac-
tive campaign in the interest OF Governor
James NJ. Cox of Ohio for the Democratic
nomination for President was launched
here yesterday.
After two-days' conference of DEM
ocratio State leaders with the governor.
announcement was made that Edmund
III. Moore, national committeeman, has
been chosen to manage the governors
campaign. At the same time letter was
issued TO the Democrats of the nation,
setting forth the governors oualifica-
tions to lead the part y in November
Governor Cox is assured the solid Ohio
delegation of 4S votes at the San Fran
cisco convention. All candidates for
delegates to be chosen at the primary
on April % are pledged to the governor,
The letter addressed TO the Democrats
of the nation argues that with Cox as
the Democratic nominee the electoral
vote of Ohio is assured, based upon the
fact that he has three times carried the
State for governor, the last TINT run
ming ahead of the Democratic Congress
sional ticket by more than $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
FARMERS TO BE REIMBURSED.
Expected That Government VIII Pay For
Land Taken at Fort Penn.

According TO advice from Washington,
the New Castle County farmers, whose
land was condemned through Federal
Court proceedings Mt Wilmington for war
purposes In connection with the erection
of the loading plant at Port Penn, will
be reimbursed for their loss by the
government.
There is bill now before the Senate
Committee on Claims, which has been
passed by the House, providing that these
farmers be Reimbursed by the govern
fnent for the amounts indicated in the
bill under the recent ruling of the Comp
troller of the Treasury.
As soon as the necessary title papers
are prepared the various owners OF the
land can be paid Acting in conjunction
with the United States District-Attorney
at Wilmington, the real estate department
of the War Department will give the
matter its immediate attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
EPWORTH VS.. FRIENDS.
Both Teams on Edge of Game Tonight
al High School Gym.

The Epworth and Friends teams are
both on edge for the cage game scheduled
for tonight in the High School Gymnasium
for the championship of the church league
These two teams finished the season at a
tie last week and will settle their race for
first place on neutral ground.
Inc teams are pretty evenly matched
and both sides are confident Of winning.
Epworth fans pin their faith to Bud Speak
man and Underwood as forwards, Walls
at center and Smith and Jewell as guards.
The team will miss Johnny Cole. The
other sides rooters viii look TO Thomp-
son, Taylor, Hopes, Morrow, Morris
aud Broslus to bring home the bacon.
Both sides have q largo following.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
Fox GUN TROPHY.
Saturday Last Opportunity for Greenhill
Members TO Get a Leg

The last chance for GreenhiIl members
70 secure a leg on the single barrel Fox
trap gun, offered the club by Philip du
Pont, will be given them on Saturday
afternoon.
The last shoot for this trophy viii be
on the yardage handicap, and practically
every member not vet having a leg on il
viii be on hand and endeavor to be high
man for the day. The present leg winners
are NJ. +. Morris, C. l.. Walker. G.. II.
simon, G. Noshell, j. B McHugh, g. |.
fownsley, r Davis, ii. White and L. L.
Boyce.
There will also be take home trophies
for the high guns in each class and the
second leg winner on the Greenhill double
target trophy to be decided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
SALESIANUM BEATS ALUMNI.
By Score of 36 TO 2S: Father Mahoney
Awards Letters.

The Io1q-2O season of the SalcSianum
Catholic High School ended last night
with welI-carned victory over the Salcsi-
anun Alumni In Brownson gymnasium.
RI 10 ~ One 0f the largest crowds OF
thc season witnessed the game, which was
filled with action from start to finish.
After the game, Father Mahoney, the
faculty manager. presented the team with
fbc school letters and made a short adj
dress. complimenting the team on ITS sea
sons work. He also thanked the Brown
son manager for his cooperation and
William Shields. the coach, for his success
with the team.
The star of the game was Quinn, the
forward of the High Eve. He scored eight
cen points while his running mate, Low
ell, captured ten. Summary:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
CARPENTER TO BOX TONIGHT
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY AssociaIed PTess 70 Every EVening
New York, March 25.-Georges Car
pentier, heavyweight boxing champion Of
Europe, viii meet Eddie Eagan, captain
Of the Yale University boxing team and
former middleweight champion Of the
American Expeditionary Forces, in an
informal four-round- exhibition bout here
tonight.
The match will be staged at a dinner
gwen III honor the French pugillst by the
international Sporting Club Of New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25

OF the worlds cathedrals, probably the
most curious l., that which crowns a hill in
Uganda. In appearance II resembles
nothing so much IA mountain of grass,
although on closer inspection one Is able
to see that mud and wood have been ex-
tensively employed The structure can
accommodate 4, 200 neopIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
Army Gets One Recruit.

One recruit was accepted yesterday
at the local army recruiting station,
s0S Market street, He ~ Alexis &.
Saville, who selected service IN the Z5Sth
Aero SQUADRON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25

Field goals-Quinn, Q; Lowell, 2; Ryczek
3; Walsh, Carney, 5; O'Neill, 4; Dougher-
~. 5 Foul goals-Loveli, s; Carney, 5.
Referee-Ross, Centre Board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved by the salts
faction of many and viii be to you.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25
Another Display Of Northern Lights.

Another display Of the Aurora Borealis
was reported by those who were abroad
ut an early hour this morning of much
the same character as that Of Monday
night, but exceeding il in some respects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-25

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