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Honor Is John Wesiey'S.

The term 'MothodiSt" MAS first al,.
piled I" Charles Wesley. and not to
John Wesley. the real founder OF
Me'hodism. And it was applied as {,
term of ridicu'e. or as an epither.
Charles Wesley WAS Il student 1t OK
ford. where. as he says. he began Ito
observe the method of study prescribed
by the university lie must have
been Il sticklrr for method" for he
was always using The word. This
gained me the nickname of Methudst,'
lie says in one of his letters.
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Value Of Bees on the Farm,

A complete farm should have few
stands Of bees. They can supply the
family with honey, and the surplus
will return good profit. Twenty dol.
lars hive each year can be realized,
when proper methods are used and
good care given the ''hired girls" Bees
pay for themselves in insuring perfect
pollination in the orchard. Every
hive Of bees is u nation unto itself.
Every farmer would be a better farmer
If he kept bees and profited by the
lessons they teach.--American Farmer.
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70 Remove Linen Stains.

Chocolate or cocoa stains can he re-
moved from linen by rubbing the spot
with piece of butter. Let It stand
awhile, over night If possible. Then
wash out with warm, soapy water.
Mildew stains can be removed by the
following bleaching fluid: Dilute one
part OF Javelle water with four parts
of water. Moisten the widowed spots
with the liquid. and as soon as the
stain disappears rinse Immediately in
clear water. as the bleach is harmful
to the material if allowed to remain
too long. This same bleach is also to
be recommended in removing tea, cof-
Zee, wine and fruit stains.
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Mocha and lava.

Once famous for its coffee. Mocha
has little left today but it's olden
name. At that period the Arabian
province of Yemen, of whic;; Mocha
was the chief seaport. supplied prac.
tically all the berries used. At the
end Of the seventeenth century the
coffee plant was introduced into Java
and in short time Mocha and Java
became a trade name OF great popu.
larity.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-02
AniIise Poisons the Eye.

Ie careful not to get any Of the dust
INTO the eye. Many such pencils are
dyed with aniline. and several cases Of
severe injury are reported. In the
Archives Of Ophthalmology, DIR. II. j.
McCurdy tells OF a young woman who
act only had the white Of her eye
stained blue, but who had to have an
operation performed to separate the
.Ower lid from the eyeba!l. these hav-
ng grown together in the healing Of
he sore produced by the aniiinr.
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In the Rubber Fields.

While the mos: approved methods OF
reducing the milk to rubber in South
America is by coagulation in smoke
the practice of covering their b"div
with the fluid as it is taken from the
tree and after there has been sUi'i-
cient evaporation the rubber residue
Is scraped OF and nodded into cubes.
In the Fiji islands the rubber workers
use their mouths as ''retorts' or sep.
arators." the rubber pellets as they
form being taken in the fingers and
nodded into balls.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-02
Most Famous Chinese Dish.

What has been considered by bri-
entail "picureS rs the ,laintie>l dish in
China. the birds nest. is the product
Of the sea swallow. which constructs
its nest "f ii "elatinouS substance
taken from sea moss. The Chinese
method of preparing the nests for The
table is 10 soak them and boil them
in milk until they are very tender.
Then they are placed in clear SOUP
ana are ready for use. On his trip
to China. General Grant was much
feted. and one of the dishes set be-
fore him was the birds ue>i.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF CLINTON HALL, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned
Executors OF the Estate OF Clinton Hall. deceased,
to the creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice to the said eN-
eCutorS at the law Offices of \. A. Burkey Esq.
attorney Tor executors, Powder River County Bank
Building, BroadN-, Montana, the same eiug the
place tor the transaction OF the business, OF said
estate in the County of Powder River State. o;
Montana.
ALVIN S. Her and OLIVE IIiR.
Executors i'll the Estate OF Clinton Hall deceased
Dated at BrHl,,u- this 9TH day OF December
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Easy to Tell The Ace

You can usually tell approximately
the age of the farmer boy by what he
orders IT the soda fountain II he's
under twenty-one. he'll take straw
berry; il he's between tweniy-onn and
thirty five, he'll take lemon If he's
over lhirtylive. tie won't be there
Kansas City star.
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Sett,r iron II.

The other morning little IIe.cn was
watching mother press one Of hel
coats. Helen asked why this had tc
be done. Mot. said To gpt The
wrinkles out. Later mother MAS sit
Tin. on the porch With Helen III E
large reed rocker, The impression OF
the reed on mothers arm wrinlslel II
a great deal. Helen seeing tbs ey
claimed: Mamma, look Il. yte N
Don't YOU think you had better lrog
it,"
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To Remove o.opSers.

When glass stopper cannot he
easily removed rap the neck of the
bottle with some glass object. This
sets up sympathetic vibration and
avoids breaking the receptacle in case
one should heat it to loosen the stop
per. Find an object of the same ma
terial as the stopper. if glass or me-
tallic, and rap steadily on all parts
around the stopper until it is loosened
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Rust Prevention.

To prevent rust gathering on an
iron pan that is not often used. give
it coat of linseed Oil and whiting
mixed together to form paste. This
Is easily removed when the pan is
to be used for cooking purposes.
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MendeIssohn's Great Oratorio.

MendeIssohn in 1897 read the nine.
teenth chapter of the first book of
Kings and WAS so struck by the. verse
Behold the Lord rasseth ny,' that
he took It rs the foundation of his
oratorio, "Elijah," which was begun
in 1910 and in 1916 sent for transla.
ton to England, where, ON August IS
rehearsals were begun for III. FIRST
presentation of this work,
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Point Of View.

They were standing OIL busy cor.
ner OF the great city. What a hard
time men have running around try
ing to make little money remarked
the pessimist. Yes reioned the
optimist. but look what good time
spend it,"
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No Race Suicide There.

Jean. who had always lived in the
city, was going to the country for the
summer. AS she sat gazing out Of the
car window flock of blackbirds.
frightened by the train. rose from the
ground and flew away. 80. aunty.' eN-
claimed Jean eNcitedly. look what a
large family those birds have"
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Describing ,ne Eauers.

We had q friend. his wife and his
mother-in-law call on us. My hus
band was upstairs dressing. When our
little son went upstairs his father
asked him who had called and he re-.
piled: "A papa and two mammal
Chicago Tribune.
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Hurt Sensitive Customer.

An abSent-minded clerk in 4 San
Francisco sporting goods house recent
~ cost the firm good customer. The
buyer uSked to see some dog collars,
selected one and paid for it. Right
there the absent-ininded one spoiled ii
all by asking: "Shall l wrap 1t up
and send it, or will you wear it?"
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Preparedness.

Prepare yourselves for the great
world, as the athletes used to do for
their exercises: oil your mind and your
manners. to give them the necessary
suppleness and tlexibility, strength
alone will not do. as young people
are too apt to think.-Chesterfield,
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Daily of
Pinto entertained at Christmas
the following friends: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Broadus and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Broadus and
and family, Miss Fitzpatrick, Mr..
and Mrs. Hy Daily, Scotty, Mrs.
Skrojen, Miss Barlow, Claude
Skaees, Geo. Dawson, Frank AL
lison and Grandma Broadus.
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DANIEL l.. OH1.RN, Judge, Mics City Mont
CHAS. J. DDtSMAN Judge. Baker. Mont.
]. ). COWARD. Court Reporter, Miles City. Mont
GEO. NlNTON, Court Reporter. Miles City, Mont
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Bob Eccles, Shorty Turley, DR..
White and Mr.. Grimstead had an
accident early in the week when
the Buick in which they were
riding turned turtle. 1t seems re-
markable that none We're injured.
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GARFIELD COUNTY

GARFIELD COUNTY
Terms of Court
Monday. March 18th
Tuesday. May ith.
Monday. September .iti
Tuesday, November 9th
NATURALIZArION DAYS
Monday, March 18TH
Monday. September 10Th
Clerk. +. Mcdonald Co. Nt:y-J T. Cav,n
Sheriff.. i. Myers
JORDAN, MONT
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II. K. Doane' and w. B. Clark
of Miles City assisted by Judge
Mcdonald are working at the
court house in connection with
business for the new Powder Riv-
er Abstract Co.
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PRAIRIE. COUNTY
80 r =,

PRAIRIE COUNTY
Terms of Corr,
Wednesday. Febr,ia,, Attn.
FridaN, May eth.
Wednesday, August 4,ll
FRIDAY. November 18th
STANDARDIZATION DAYS
Monday, March Sth
Saturday, September Nth.
C;eik--W. A. Cameron Go. Attv,---I G. 4
Sheriff Edward Brooks
TERRY. MONT.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt of Pinto had
many callers Dec. 9th, including
Tom McCallestan, Mrs. Thanks,
J. Lewis, Scotty, Mrs. Skrojen
and daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Gilmore and Jack Rice.
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For Sale---Second hand Ford,
four new tires, shock absorbers,
etc. $3.50. j.. Ryan, Miles City.
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Term of Court, 1920
District Court. Sixteenth Ju-
dicial District, State of
Montana

POWDER RIVER COUNTY
Terms of Court
Saturday, May 18th.
Thursday. September 23rd.
FRIDAY. November 10Th.
NATURATIZArION DAYS
Friday. March 2lnd.
Thuf stlay. September 23rd.
clers-H' X s sis3 Co Atty-.N. A. B"rke>
BROADt's. MONT.
Terms Of Court
Monday. February Ind
Saturday. May LIST.
Monday, August Ind.
Saturday, November 9TH.
NATURAI.1ZATION DAYS
Wednesday. March 18th.
Friday, September 18th.
c'erkC. a. I.indherg Co. A,ty-rrank Hunter
Sl,eriffA. y. Middleton
MILES CRY. MONT.
FAIloN COUNTY
Ternls of Cour,
Friday. February 9TH.
Monday. May 10th.
Saturday. August stli.
Saturday, November i,tl.
NATURALIZATION DAYS
"Wednesday. March 10th.
Monday. September 18th,
Cierk--1.. Y. Donovan Co Atty.---P. {. Corn;~,
sheriff.. +. Keeling
BAKER, MONT.
CARTER COUNTY
Terms OF Court
Thursday, March litll
Wednesday. May l2th.
SATURDAY, July 5lst
Tuesday Nove,nle, 10TH
STANDARDIZATION pAYS
Thursday. Marcl, lltI,.
Tuesday September nth,
C'erk--I.. !. O'Gradv Co Atty--R Ne,s..ad
Sherift---Ceo Huegs
EkAI.AKA, MONT.
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Tom Gilmore is now freiehtin9
from Miles.

Geo. Thote was an early week
visitor in town.
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Geo. Dawson is busting bronks
at Alec Campbell's.
Miss Fitzpatrick spent Christ
mas with the Oscar Broadus fam
lily up the river.

MIR. Ferguson of the Security
Abstract Co. of Miles City was in
town the early part of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
FOOTBALL EXACTS TOLL
OF Il VIC TINS IN 1920
Majority of Those Killed Were
High School Boys With Small
knowledge of Game.

Chicago. Nov. 81 Football exncted
n toll of eleven victims during the 1920
ecason which closed with Thanksgiving
days games, according to reports 10 The
Associated Press today.
The number of deaths was five greater
than in 1910 and one above the list OF
two years ago
The majority Of the youths killed this
season were high school players who have
errt cred the game without sufficient ply
sical training and with only limited knowl-
edge of the game.
Defenders of the sport pointed to the
fact that not n fatality occurred in the
big universities of the country. where the
game is conducted under expert physical
direction and coaching. The list OF victims
Franklin Worrcll. Omaha, Neb.. II
years old died of fractured skull sua-
tanned in sand lot game
Edward Bohn. %, St LOUIS, half
back with Missouri School of Mines died
of fractured spine as "A result oi beng
tackled
Jack Reeves. 23. fullback with Kansas
State Normal team; died rs Il result of
spinal injury.
Bernard Quiglcv. member Of HAYS,
Kansas. Normal freshmen team, died after
chest was crushed
Harry Harshbargcr 16. Decatur. III.
died of injuries III high school game.
RAYMOND $ Willick. Wapcllo, Iowa
died Of injuries in high school game.
Americas Middlcbrooks 2l. s. LOUIS,
Mo, died Of broken neck received N hugh
school game
Melvin kepplcr. Il, Lockhavcu IA
died September 80, neck broken ~ high
school game
Nelson Lcmanagc, 10 Pharr Texas
died of injuries IN high school game
Edwin Wolff Michigan CITY Ind,
died Of injuries in Intcrclass game at
Purdue University.
William Meme a. Rcrkcicv ~.
died of injuries received IN hugh school
game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
NEST END BASht lbALL-

rl,. West End frs' basketball team ha>
.,rgsr,zc,i for the season and IS desirons o.
.,u,pl.t,re rs :, ,hcdulc Ihls team IS Wei
..,n Il " .lmngion 'or lean sport ana
g...4 4,.sAr.ball Manager 1urran VII
'.r.-...- ,nr sam, hur-tip thus wear a last.
{, ,l f4. cxceu,.ou 81 one new man MS
.rU..r.i 1.a-iit,us vii he taken car" OF by
.s.1- r, .ad currau while 'h" center
..a.v.Ilt t. ncld - I<olic, rev man VINO
i.,, .f.a Ser, clas4t eamr The defense
W s. rakcr rare oi h1 w" ot the
l.... ar'.- : Nor 10 he state. v Myers
..aI l.rtn Wno are well known n ba>-
..tls,H .rc,es Wfh M above comhiEa-
,,s,. Mest ind i hooking forward TO
~ ..rce>,,al season aud vii make
e,.., ,.,4 ,o- -he ~ horors IS Wesi
i.rd : v.,nou' . .utab.e floor ior home
e.r,cs ms season i i deSirnus OF book!r &
go. e.. other aoor~ Manager
rrrat' Mould ltkcie book . game for next
v.~4 win some hrSt-class teem. J NJ
n prcierr,d send all cammunles-
-ar, - q / ourran i24 Broome
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
LEONARD BEATS YELLING.

N.v York No, p Benny Leon
az Uar.d lightweight champion, stop
t,..d Jo. Nciliug IN the fourteenth round
- .',~-n-rouud scheduled bout here
l,s, u.th- n Madison square Garden The
champion battered his opponent all
er0rIp5 ,be rInc ii the thirteenth session.
ars n va. evident a. the end OF the
.f.ua ,lai NrlBng would lie fortunate
last ruo limit - he Was Rruggy when he
-,urcd - h4~ corner
starting Vitt th. fourteenth session
L.1uar4 started in = finish his opponent.
m hooked l..' :. head and two rights
t .aV o3't IL, p.-,il' thar yelling went
d1vi tat DO, rauI' q even he cham
Y.of wa, utei-af.Nl.l- and missed a
.Vup ~ her >en' tgi' 10 the Jaw
and tie referee stopped The -ftto 70 save
Nclung nom further punishment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
"RATTIJNG" NELSON BATTLES
FOR $3.50 900 ESTATE

Chicago Nov p Property valued ~
SI5O.uOO which Battling Nelson ~aN- hc
CARED In the rmg from 1900 Z" l4i2 s
1T stake in suit on file ~ Supcuof cunt
today hy the former lightweight h"Ner I"
restrain his brothers and si-tct5 from
interfering with his control of thc property
Nelson suit declares that the estate
loft 10 hlm hv lbs father vas entirely hs
own and that hc turI cd i over a. H-
father during the latter lifetime ~ he
mararcd for hIm The f.thrrs VIII left
\ Iii 10 Ra, and the >,l,t states that
brothers and sisters are seeking share IN
the estate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
KICKS 30 CONSECUTIVE GOALS.

Dantd,e Nov = Two outstanding
f.aun,. characterized Thursdays IO3
tao victor, - entire College over George
town Isl the wln the Dai vile praying
c1ioneis nave piled up 100 pointe to
sT in thcir opponents il niue games
riated this sen, II addition Red
Nssvef tcutres centre who PLAYED
ar' part - The fame kicked four goals.
mixing ninety consecutive ones for him.
III, ta. uo' m-srd i goal kick 81 Ice tie
trst eau ei .ast wear : schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
OHIO STATE WILL PLAY
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
ny Associated rrens 20 Every Evening

Pasadena. Cal. Nov. 27.-Ohio State
and the University Of California are the
teams TINT viii fight it out IN the annual
East versus West football classic here on
New Years day.
The Tournament of Roses Association,
under whose auspices the game Is hold.
last night asked the Univc. sity OF ali
fornia To represent the West and II WIS
said at the University that President
David }arrowa undoubtedly would accept
for the university Ohio state had already
accepted nm invitation to represent the
East
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
In pehaJf of Home Made Leather

The shoe merchants pf ii"
being solicited by fepTeseu'o'is -,
[ nitcd Leather W0fkc "i "Gutr
to signify their wllllnRhr. - es
of shoes made from Wilmington = n.
KID. The campaign ha- me- aIft
respons" - the e'io.'s ID ~ pf
and these will 30 nlppio'r,at.d
vcrtsing publicity and e'.le
week IN the fbocs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
OFFER FROM w. & J.
Pat Dwycr Of Toledo Receives Proposition
10 Coach Team.

by Associatod Press 10 Every Evening
Toledo, Ohio. Nov. 27.-Although he
has not accepted James * (pat) Dwyer,
coach for the lnat three years of the scott
High School football eleven Of Toledo, SAID
today ho Is considering iinttering
offer" Of II similar position with Wnshng
ton and Jefferson
Dwyer came from the University OF
Pennsylvania 10 take charge Of the Scott
team in the fall Of 1918 and never saw the
team defeated until last Saturday when
it lost To East Tech Of Cleveland by a
one touchdown margin
Dwyer, in making public the W and J.
offer did not mention the salary that was
stipulated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
JAPANESE TENNIS PLAYER
HEADS LIST OF TEN
nv Associated press to Every E,enlnr.

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York Nov p Ichiva kunagae
japanese tennis star. head list OF ten
PLAYERS ranked according 10 thclf per
ioriponces m mctrropnlitan district
tournaments Of the season by the Metro
poltan Tennis AescoInIon
= Howard Noshcll IS ranked second and
Watson NJ Naahburn, member Of the
DAVIS Gun team third
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
"CHUCK" MUST CHUCK ~
FORFEIT, OR FORFEIT LICENSE
- Associa Ted Press % Every Eycniny

~ Associated Press 2" Every Evening
Toledo, Ohio, Nov. n b" lpi'riY
boxing cOtnlnlsflOn today bOiil'd hurk
Virgins at his home ~ Indianapolis Tint
linlts4 the forfeit for hls scheduled tNrlsf
round bout with Tommy Gbbb"ns hrr
December - IN the hands pi he com
mission tonight steps will bc taken 70 haf
the boxer IN oil cItIos ~ Ohio ul'I 't,
State commission ruics
Virgins contract arrived Fsrrl 90
ngo but Was not accompanied b. 't' iDf
felt usually dcnnnde j by the ruIufrl--inf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Jt-nGELANnIS ~ NEW YORK

u, >,~aeiatcd rro~<to Every Evening
Ncw York ~, y lu,IR" konesaW
VI Lands. ucw hcad ol orgari7cd base.
l.ll. arrived Il. +. today on hie first oihclnl
VISIT to the l..,st lie WAS met hy the
owners tie Chants and other New York
clubs judge I.andis came especially as
the guest ot The eiIant owners e attend
the 4rmv- -\av, football game lie will
return t. Chicago tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ISCH SIGNS WITH GIANTS.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening"
New York NOV p trsfk lr~ch.
third basemau q the \ev prk National
League team has slg 90 i 1921 contract.
Manager AicGraw auuoni ced today.
Frlsch will be shifted 10 sceo3 base ext
season # Rapp. the lrheIder purchased
from - Paul makes good = third basc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

tnington conea H. the pfcsertatDr II
"Hufnoresdiie NJ the Queen reEt week
Ihis phoiopley - of sufficient rtrrrgih
ard appeal ~ stard longer run " WI
mingtpn but prtseI boDkingr viii not
permit more than vtck "lluHDf-
que" in fnnnip Hurst's story ~ mnthcr
eal0ye mnde IL - film form hy Frnrrrs
Marion nrd prodnccd with remarkable
east Of player
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
GRAND CIRCUIT STEWARDS
TO MEET JANUARY 10
~ Associated Press 20 l:yory Evening

Ry Associated Press 80 Every Evening
Philadelphia, NOV = The annual
conyention of the Vrand circuit stewards
Will De held IN this city 81 January
and II II was announced today t'Y "
saunders. secretary II the local circuit
meeting AHottine of dates CT th" 1921
season and election of officers Will he "a
cluded il tie business q tho meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
HARVARD To III N
ICI HOCKEY LEAGUE 4
y Associated Pres. 70 Ever, Evening

Hy Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia. NOV = Word was r.
ccived here today Nv George oTf"h
81 the uivcrstt oi irnnsvltRnm ihai
Harvard would IL member of the inter
collcglatr Ice hockcs lcagu" u America
arrau,7cd last SUNDAY III \ew York
Other members AZ PENNSYLVANIA, Prince
ton, Yplc. Cornell and Dartmouth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
CAPTAIN or FORDHAM TEAM.

~ Associated Press g Every Evcn.ng
NJ, Work. Nov p Sylvester T.
Ertznatrlck las been reelected captain
Of the Eorlham University football team
for next year. II was announced today.
He plavc,l loft end on the team during
the past season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
RrandNnine Tossers Win.

Tac braadvUue quoIt team won three
o4t IS vr matches with Hagley last
night lh, -eor
i.uudtUIt. - r. u u 4-3
Ilagle ~ y - Is q 2
P.Eer braad.unr Lucas. Tobin.
lac. aaa HIntard IagIcy Ball
b.Isp B,-ur Beitts Referee, Tucker.