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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

;, The Manchester CHAPTER No. SIS OF the
EaStt m S;ar. VIII give tomorrow night the
haH!iie which was originally announced
to take place last Friday. Trucks are
scheduled to leave Cuwardin Avenue and
Hull Streets promptly at $50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Councilman William l.. Sullivan OF Je.-
tsrSon Ward. has decided TO retire from
IN" race for the city Treasurer's offlc,. lie
h d filed his notice OF cal didaCy In IN.
ltuSt!nHs Court only few DAVIS ago. Ito
gave business as the reason for abandon
Ing political campairn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Local Insurance agents have cSprnsscd
tt opinion. in view CO tho increasing
H,nmb.r OF serious auto accidents rcccntiv.
smat me state law sn.cidc2lir forfeits In
Gar causing damage or loss OF life IS under
~ yenrs OF nve -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

-, COUNCILMAN Edgar u. English OF CLAW
W ~ has announced his Intention to prr-
srmt TO tho new Council. which meets in
Srpterpcr an ordinance relieving rn.rn-
hsrS OF the Fire and Police Depa-trm.nts
OF the expense of uniforms The ordinance
Luts The cost the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

for last Friday .nisht under the ausnices
The Easiasn Star. Viii be Gvsn , onHSI 20!
m ,,m Trucks ,f win leave cowaIdln Ave-
:, The Nsnchcstcr Chap,cr. No, IS. OF the
b ,nk which Vas %@Titnaiy snnounssI
HUI! streets promptly at $50 o'clock. '
tsrson w.ri has dscl dci to rc'-e S' from ron
had lied his ne notice Of es SnGse %''G In ,hs
n lywt sus,n Court only few DAYS ago. lilo
!nE political campairn.
Local insurance agents have expressed
2amI.T Of auto SsciIsn,s " Faccn,i~
sur4nce projection when IN. driver of
Gar causing damage or loss OF lie IS under
W c SS SIr anoi Ensar r Ensi.h OF CLAY
gen; 70 tho new Council. which meets in
Fire :r ann Fc,a 5sl'Tytnf s
oi ths eHp"nse Of uniforms The ordinance
LUIS The cost on the City.
sGa E!ah1Sa% 4c;ygP"d an 's salstss as. 81
i i,Sn1 N !, IN. on ppriSh hSuss OF ne En-
My oar Heafa ho on ha HtGrGS GoqR Sz
Der Dr.. Mr.. Dennis was chapi: in Win the
e on N q he s MGaie M 9a f9,
En!s-'t'i Church. South Richmond.
Marked falling on in the volume o. per.
tll's Tor rev work and r-pairs is noted this
week Ia the records OF IN" Office OF friii-
li's INSPECTOR John L, Butler. The In
sr-vtoT YESTERDAY issued only on, p--mi.
Q, cconseaueno. u--rrit TO Mrs. =. IT,
MGuite 20 make al;crasions and repairs
70 cost 5000
John u Wagner. passenger agent ~
nt .Ncrto!k and Western Railroad and @
y. shaw holding a Ike position with the
Coast Line. viii have iolnt charge ~ the
once 10 es op-ned tho frs; OF the month
y! IN the Monticello Hotel by the two roads
lnS main PURPOSE OF the Office Is to con
soiG-t" ticket selling with the ordinary
routine work OF passenger agents ofiic-
NJ ,Saa" during the war ner!oa was one
% IN. Ghlsf assistants at the adm!nis,ru-
TIL" deer season in virginia opens on
October and closes February unI.ss
q Fp:ci2l law aDrlvinr to certain counties
ln''-,ercs ~ was announced Yesterday al
IN: Dtpartncnt OF Inland Gam. and Fish
'r!@s Snr"rvisors OF counties have n
I,Ent 10 shorten rhc season. bu, have no
,!sht !" omen season earlier than OCtuN-r
nor to extend II longer than Feb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

OF good quality Swiss, in white
only, with a ruffle edge. These
are 21h yards long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

trict of any kind in
the United States of
America, or in the
world, where a man
or woman can have
provided with such
ease and so little cap
ital so much that is
an actual necessity if
he or she is to succeed
There is a vast differ
ence between purchas-
ing a piece Of raw
land and then shift
ing for ones self or
becoming a settler at
Alderwood M a n o r
with these advan-
tages. Everything
that human inpenllitV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

The Puget Mill Com
pany is the owner Of large
tracts of logged-off land,
and it must be borne in
mind this company never
has bought lands for the
purpose Of exploiting
them as real estate oper-
ators. Whatever lands it
offers for sale have been
acquired for its opera
tions in the timber bust
ness. The Puget Mill
Company is not a real es-
tate operator, as common
ly understood. 1t has
been continuously logging
and manufacturing lum-
~ Jorf,,l Jicfricf ORC in oo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

edge whereby ne could use
it for financial profit or
the making of a home?
There must be some
reason why it remains
as originally bought -
logged-off land. Was it
lack of financial assist
ance or a combination
of facts? This was per-
fectly clear to the Puget
Mill Company - hence
the plan of the New
Life of the Land"
which means that every
purchaser of land at AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
In SUCCESSFUL YEARS

But, you say, why this Won
derful growth and development
at Alderwood Manor? There
must be some reason. There is.
The Puget Mill Company
realizes there are thousands of
acres of logged-off land in the
Puget Sound Country within
what might be termed suburb
an areas undoubtedly useful for
some purpose. but without or
gained development. And in
the company's Investigations ID
was soon discovered that the
physical formation and the soil
conditions in what is known as
the Alderwood Manor district
Were available and eminently
suited for the growing Of small
fruits, vegetables for the table
and poultry raising. The comp
4 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

thunanI
five O
All faithful
Manor
bnf erwodN is in
will honest enjoyment
aeaitw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

Greatest in the United
States"
To a casual reader these
statements might seem to
have been written in a
spirit of boastfulness.
They are not. They are
written in all sincerity, as
a plain statement of ac-
complishment and fact,
showing what has been
going on during the last
three years. A represent
alive of the United States
government who visited
Alderwood Manor a few
days ago, said:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
vDOD MANOR

maze ~ 600 an And why population
r right onN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10


dpm is most marvellous thing have IN
in d. c. d
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for is lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

o
hisMat
makea
Eveyhin Provided to nsmeS
to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

LETT IoE poultry lie
nd within easy reach
Seattle and Everett?
oday Alderwood Man.
is the fastest-growing
strict in the state of
Washington.
The future production
foodstuffs is a seri-
IS matter, yet, in a
pae, a comforting one
the man or woman
It'll foresight enough
grasp the opportun-
For, as a staple
dustly with a contin-
lls, bright outlook,
lat other offers such
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
SALEM DEFEATED BY
SALES|ANUM QUINTET
Latter Win Basketball Game by
54 to 25; Brownson Juniors
Lose to De Sales.

The Sslesianum Catholic High Scho ol
basketball team won decisive victory
last evening at the St. Patrick's gym
when they defeated the Salem High School
aggregation by the score of Sd to %. The
game was featured by the individual play
ing of Brandiff for the vis,tors, who was
high scorer, with Is points to his credit.
The locals started things going on the
first tap-of, and did not stop until the
end of the first half which ended 25 to
s in their favor. Ryczek starred during
this period, he counting two pointers.
They came right back strong at The
opening of the second session and before
ten minutes had elapsed, raised the Score
to 40 to I3 Then the ''subs" were gwen .
chance, Lippincott playing Ryozeks poei-
ton Mt center, Monaghan taking Quinn 8
place Mt forward and a little later buckley
substituted for Soery at guard. Despite
the fact that Walsh and lowell were tho
only regulars left in the game, they man
agcd TO outscore their opponents by two
points. Walsh and Lowell came TO the
fore in this period the former netting four
field goals and the latter six,
Quinn tried his hand at foul shooting
last night and dropped in three out oil ilve
attempts
The Gold and Whites next game will
he played on Saturday afternoon at 3.3o
against the Wesley Collegiate Institute
of Dover, at st Patrick Hall
The score follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
j. OF P. HAS CHANCE
TO WIN CHAM P|ONSH|P
Basketball Squad Has Clean Rec
ord; Two More Games Be
fore Season Closes.
special Corresrondcnce of Evcrv Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Franklin Field, Phila, Penn, Jan. - =
The University of Penn. basketball five
has trolled through its first five games
unboaton and appears to have an excel
lent chance to win another Eastern Col
lcge Basketball Championship.
Penn beat Ursinus 26 to Is, Muhlon-
berg College 81 TO 6, tho L. s. Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, Md, so to II, n
trick not often turned by any team.
Lohigh Sc to % and Lafayette 80 TO 10.
Coach Lon Jourdcts quintet still has
two games TO play before the first cham
pionshlp battle. Washington and JctIcr-
son and Swarthmoro both play in tho
huge Penn gym prior to the battle with
tho Tigers at Princeton, on January -
Tho way tho intercollegiate schedule
foil this season has enabled the Red and
Blue to 60 through hard preliminary
campaign before tackling the fast teams
IN the league. Penn will play ~ games
in all this season and in addition 20 tho
great championship series with Yale.
Princeton, Cornell Columbia and Dart
mouth. Iourdct j warriors viii meet Penn
State and Delaware
Coach Ion .Iourriet. remembering the
recent happening 60 the big Penn foot
ball team, will not permit his men 70
become overcon6dent Iourdct has
dozen second string men. whom he matches
with the Varsity nightly. and the slight
est slip UP nt first string player results
IN a strange face IN his post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
WILMINGTON HIGH IS
DEFEATED BY CHESTER
Local BOYS Lose Close and Ex-
citing Game 70 Old Rivals by
Score Of "a to Is.

Wilmington High School met defeat
Yesterday in the hands OF their old rvals,
Chester Chester won by one point -
24 The game was fast and full al thrills
and exciting moments The score At
the end OF the first hqlt WAS 1911 in favor
Of Chester and the Cherry and White
quintet went into the game il the second
half with grim determination 10 VIII
IS car bc observed bv tho score this
was almost accomplished The guarding
was very good IN this half as each man
shut his nan out The game was won
manly hv the foul shooting of Lcntz,
Chester star center. He Gagged nineteen
o9lt 81 twenty-iour chances from The
penalty mark, thus making total 81
tWentv-thrcC points for his team. smith
ro1 The other field goals.
Chester was cutpIayed IN every ptase
II the game hut foul shooting. The locals
passed all around the Orange and Black
lads and completely outplayed them IN
other phases.
The locals PLAYED hard. steady game
but with no luck Newhn was high man
with fifteen points. The work cl The
guards was exceptionally good. vii
mingtan would shoot the bah and If
would roll around the basket but wouldn
60 IN Pierson PLAYED 3 good game at
l,is position while Lannon who took his
place put up 3 hard battle but il was too
late
The team played together and no IN
dividuaI playing was to be seen.
An immense crowd was present and the
referee had q hard time making the
PLAYERS hear the whistle There were
about hundred and fifty students from
Wilmington. This small representation
was due more than likely to not being
able to get special trolley cars, They
did not seem to have any to spare. 50
those that did 90 had to 60 on the tram
" IN automobiles
The usual fighting did not occur
Instead there seemed TO be generally q
feeling that the best team wins and not
he best fighters in the way Of hsts.
The lineup and score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

performance of their favoritc star in his
vehicle, John Petficoats,' which is the
current attraction at the Queen Theatre.
Mr.. Harts impersonation of the northern
lunhcrJack, his experiences in n strange
city, as the owner Of a modiste shop and
his ultimate victory over things that
seemed to be working against him, IL an
adventure that IL wonderfully entertain
ing.
'rng MIRACLE MAN" AT THE nrALTo.
THE Miracle Man, the current at
traction for the whole week at tho Rialto
Theatre, has been enjoying what might
be termed Second success, with its
present appearance. The popularity that
visited this famous production upon its
initial appearance at the Majestic Theatre
several months ago has served tn acqIalnt
the general public with the callhro Of the
attraction and 10 make them aware Of the
worthiness of It's story and appeal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
RRoVNsoN JUNIORS
ttoals
TO TEACH BOXING IN ARMY.
Schools of Instruction in Manly Art 10
be ODcucd Soon.

New York. Jan. 22-Schools Of in
struction FOR boxing viii bc held through
out the eastern department Of the United
States Army commencing next Monday at
Governor 5 Island according 10 plans an
nounced today hv Colonel II NJ Bank
head. Education and Recreation Officer
Of the Department
Specially qualified mon selected for
their experience III boxing will traIn q
selected number Of men SO that they may
return to their respective stations and
teach the manly art 10 others
The first school will be made up Of the
men reporting from the posts and sta
tions comprising the coast defcnses of
southern New ork sandy Hook, Eastern
New York, Long Island Sound, Fort jay
and Fort Wood, y. y.
Other schools viii be opened soon st
Fort Niagara and Fort Myer. Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
OVERLAND PARTY
HAS ROUGH TRIP
left Toledo Thursday, Arriving in
Wilmington Monday Night
After Arduous Journey.

On account of congested freight con-
iItionS, IL is often necessary ior the uia
.ributors of automobiles in various parts
4 tho country to drive back from the
:aotar;os come of the ears for which there
: ON nrcent demand. This is done every
lav n is safe to assume, however, that
he marty from the Overland-W ilmlngton
Company experienced about as rough q
ty;n rs II Is possible to conceive. Leaving
The WilIys-Overland plant, Toledo at noon
iast Thursday they arrived In Wilmington
Monday night at S o'clock, and passed on
Tho road many ears of many makes which
had started several days earlier.
The marty, comprising the Overland
Wilmington sales force, and headed by
] II. Ford, sslcsmanager, included Z. i.
Duling. Leslie G. McCrackenand George
Reagan.
The trip said Mr.. Ford, "was the
most arduous | have ever experienced.
have been driving car almost since the
beginning of the industry and have twice
made complete trans-cOntinental trips
mt never before, not even IN crossing
ibr Rockies and the Mojave desert, have
experienced such obstacles Snow?
I have seen and fought enough 70 satisfy
mo for all time and ii YOU should happen
N come across an embryo poet who feels
he muse stirring as he g8zeS at the softly
alIing flakes. through the window OF his
,nSv room, send him around to me, but
s9rn him To come armed
Is to the details Of the trip Mr. ford
aid. Il bad made the trip three weeks
before. driving IN an Overland Sedan
md. while | did encounter snow and zero
Weather ii IN no way compared with the
inn we have Just finished. It was snow
mc when we left Toledo and VIC never got
lwav from IT.. Several times We had 70
}etnlir 10 get through at all. All along
nc wav We saw pleasure cars and trucks.
,0me ploughing vahantly along, others
abandoned or showed N by the waysldc
About ten miles west of Akron there were
possibly two hundred cars tied up by
now drifts. We were in this tic-up and
.xpcriepced the same thing IN the noun
aims We had lots Of fun. though and
,berr were many laughahlc incidents
The cars stood UP wonderfully well on
this trip and there was nothing We int
nat We were unable to get through. Cur
princlpsl reason for having the salcsmeu
lake this trip WAS to show them exactly
shat thrv were selling. We spent two
days In the factory and the BOYS were
amazed with the immcnsity Of the plant
and tbe mechanical miracles which make
i noss,hle 10 turn out. twelve hundred
and fifty complete Overland cars IN one
osy on Che return trip they were gwen
m idea As 10 what this little car can do
snd they surely are enthusiastic
An idea of the conditions IN the section
through which MIR. Ford and his statesmen
! traveIod can he had from the weather
reports According "a PIttsburg papers
The snowfall on Saturday was more than
salf As great as that for tho whole preccd-
7r wear and All through that section came
,aDcrts az trains tied IN. people showed in
md electnc cars unable to operate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
NO SHOOT At
GREENHILL SATURDAY

On aeconnt of the s. s. White Gun
Club and the Wilmington Club league
race at Bellevue on Saturday afternoon
tho trafa Mt Grcenhill will be closed al
day \ number of Wilmington shooters
will he at pineh'irst and Grecnhlll mem
hers arc urged to turn out strong and
tlo their part in defeating the S. S. Whites
The next fcplIlnr shoot viii bc held on
January II, when the members will com
pete for leg on the Fox gun; the fnol
shoot-of for the Black Diamond cur
and sppcial trophies for each class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
DENTIST SAVES TYLER'S LIFE.
With Only Three Teeth Left Chicago
Pitcher 10 Train for Club.
ssocla tt<l Truss 70 Evcry FvrninF

Bf NESnciabNf tfCSS 70 tSPTS EtFhuR
Chicago. Ian q The services of
George Tvlcr star left-handcd pitcher of
the Chicago Nationals have heen saved
through extraction of nearly all hts tcoth,
William Nccck club president, announced
today Tyler. he said would he ono oi
the vanguard If four 10 60 tn Hot Springs,
Ark February 10 or H.
Throughout last season Tyler was on
the sick list, pans IN his shoulder and
back rendering his mound work ineffective
Shortly after The season closed specialists
found Tyler almost perfect physically,
b'Jt advised that he have nearly al his
teeth extracted Tyler soon had his sick
t"rth drawn Only three vcrc left 4
letter yesterday 10 President Week an
nounccd that the old pains had disappear
Cd and that there seemed no reason why
the pitcher should not nc able 70 take his
regular turn on the mound next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BROWNSON TOURNAMENT.
Series Of Pool, Checker and Card Con-
tests TO Start i'm Near Future

The Brownson Library Association has
appointed committee to arrange for q
tournament among it's members TO be
started at an early date. The committee is
securing names of those who are TO take
part and hope TO start the ball rolling
during the coming week. The tournament
will include the following games: Pool
which will bo divided into three classes,
A, b, c.; checkers and cards. The latter
will include: euchre and pinochle. Rev.
Thomas f. Waldron, chaplain of tho as
sociatIon, is very much Interested IN the
affair and has donated n silver loving cup
TO the committee.
Chas. Lynch, chairman OF the com
mittee, who claims tho checker champion
ship of Delaware, wishes all the members
who can possibly do so, TO enter tho contest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BRANDYWINE WINS

Brandywine defeated the Y. NJ. Fl. A
QUOT pitchers last night, four 10 one
By winning this game the Brandywine
hlirlers came out Of the cellar il thu
Wilmington Quot League. Thescore
Brandywine s p q Fl 2l 9
Y. M. r. G. 2l 10 l3 O Is ]
Players, Brandywine W Raymond
f. Raymond, f. Knopp, J. Brainard
Republican Club-F Hainsworth, w
Sparks, A. Miller, H. Gray Referee :
j. Skeleton. Scorer, 7. Loughbridge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

which was 10 have begun tomorrow even
ing, viii be postponed until the Saturday
matinee.
The seats that have been purchased for
Friday may be exchanged for another
performance or the money refunded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
SURE SHAMROCK " WILL WIN.
British Confident Lipton's Yacht viii
Lift" the Cup.
By Associated press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated press TO Every Evening
New York, Jan. 22.-Sr Charles Al
lorn, a leading English yachtsman, who
arrived in New York yesterday on the
Cedric said today that Sir Thomas Upton
will send 23-metre Shamrock To America
this spring TO meet the cup challenger,
Shamrock ~, in a series Of trial races.
Alfred Draper will be the skipper of the
23metrc boat, Sir Charles said.
He expressed the confidence that all
British yachtsmen have in the ability Of
the Shamrock " to lift the America cup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BoB-sLEDDNG COMES BACK.
Ossining, n. Y. Ananges Tournament
With Prizes for Best "Sleddeis."
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY AbyJCl4ItltI Iteo d I1FttF II EIi4IIb
New York. Jan % The heavy fall Of
snow in this vicinity recently has re-
vived interest IN winter sport almost
forgotten here-bob shedding. A Tn
State championship tournament was ar
ranged today TO be held January % on
Humphrey Hill 0ssining Il is planned
to make the tournament an annual af-
far. Four prizes Will be awarded to the
sleds going the greatest distance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
'IASSIE" DELAYED.

The Playhouse management today an
nounoed that because Of AN accident some
Of the scenery Of "Lassie" has been dam
aged and, due 10 this, the engagement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Totals
pAIEM mon
Referee Ross. Central Board

In preliminary tn tho Ing game the
he Sales quintet outclasse,i the BROW nson
Juniors hv the score of p to . The con
test waE featured by the team work dis
played nv the winners Tho first halt end
ed t3 To in favor Of DE Sal,>~
The scoTr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
HAGLEY DEFEATS p. & ].

he Pusey and Jones quintet went
s!oysn to defeat before the Hagley second
hasketballers last night 10 the tune Of
= to Is. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

WILLIAMS s. Hswr At rHr QUEEN.

Despite of the unusual wrathcr that
has visited Wilmington this week, Hart
fans have been finding time IN witncsa the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

Total-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
lrOaIS

i,cteree--Ben Emory. Scorer Lutz
inc Of halves-20 minutes