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The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

Mr.. NJ. G. DeHart. a former citizen
of Adair county, is located at Nor
wood, Chic. He is a contracting
painter and does great deal of work,
having several hands under him.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

Few of the many bargains at the
Durham Produce House; Fish, 100
ID. keg, $3.50; house paint, 81 per gal.
lon: Rice, lie per pound; Rolled Oats,
l2c. 14-St
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

Mr.. L. N. Sanders, brother of
Sheriff Cortez Sanders, has removed
from Absher to Coburg. He is a
thrifty farmer and a valuable acquisi-
tion to that neighborhood.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28
Marriage Licenses.

S. C Neat has issued the followin
marriage licences since our last re-
port: Iva V. Bailey and Bertha Ho-
Vious, J. B. Floyd and Latitia Roy,
Lewis w. Caffee and Dillia Ayers.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

Come to Columbia next Saturday.
Come and come running. A big day
for men, women and children.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

J.H. James sold his residence, near
Myers & Barger's roller mill, to Albin
Murray. consideration, printe.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

Joe Barbee sold ]. T. Goodman .
fine jersey COW for s1S5. He also sold
A. z. Rodgers a good one for 500.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

There will be meeting in the in
terest of good roads at Bliss Saturday
night. All Interested attend.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

S. NJ. BurdetteWiIl sell at auction at his
barn in Columbia, Ky. next Monday,
county court day. Feb, 2, 40 head Of
the best mules ever offered at the mer.
cy of the public in this section of Ky.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28
For Sale.

One thoroughbred Big Type Poland
China sow, will farrow in Feb, also
have some nice young bears.
T. b. Dohoney.
Phone No. 40 D.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

Don't forget 60 come TO Columbia
next Saturday, to see the Machine
Gun demonstration on the square.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28
Wanted.

1 will pay II cents for dressed hogs,
delivered at my shop.
!, N. B. Kelsay.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

E. NJ. Harrison,
J S. Breeding, Auctioneer.
The Adair County news., 1920-01-28

W. 6. Montgomery.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30
Road Signs Are
Set IN BunneH
Showine Route

~ eI1lzess Of the town OF Bunnell,
- WNpe not bed ridden turned out
= - eeeemoEy OF pnsilng the main
rsa1 khnnoeh the town to naytona
Menday. the ceremony being attend
- ~ the high lights Of FIagler
soauty.
The sign. which was placed in Bun
veil By Secretary s. b. Crosby of the
naytona Chamber of Commerce and
- aoldenhurg OF the good roads
ummittse Is an attractive one. ad-
sefttsing both Bunnef. and the pro-
I>er roufe to Daytona Mayor Holden
~ Hnnnell dug the hole. Secretary
I 'n'sby set up the sign, Commissioner
uopdy tamped II down and ~Bfn''
sioldenbnrg pronounced the job we'll
ttoue.
Ar. Crosby reports about mile
ind . half Of the unpaved stretch In
l1aRier county. at the south end OF
the brick road completed with CO.
suina. with a fnrce fast working to-
ward The Voiusia county line.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30
|Daytona to Meet
St. Augustine on
Local Floor Friday

Dayfona Central High school bas-
kethsIi team viii meet the ST. Angus
tine High school team At the local
Armnfy Friday evening. the game to
commence nj 1880. in which is prom
bed To be the fastest game OF the
year, as the 81 Augustine and Day
TINA teams are as nearly tied in
Strength as any two teams in the
II ate.
The local high school boys will be
on their toes every minute of the
game. as the result means much to
item Last year each team took a
Eslme. and the game Friday night is
In reality play-oa OF the tie This
viii be the only game with ST. An-
Hsstfne this year. "a the Daytona Higi,
3 shool schedule Is filed for the bal
asee Of the year. The return game
from Friday will be played in the An
|cienf City next year.
The game viii start early so that
eseryone win be able to attend the
Masquerade Ball Friday evening. fol-
|IDwinx the game.
Tho Daytnna lineup for Friday will
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30


truth, and the meetings are expected
TO work great good in the community.
4 special feature of the meetings
viii be the singing by Evangelist Cos
pei Singer j. w Jelks. one or the
sweetest singers of the Baptist Home
Board. He will lead the large choir
at the services. and viii render a
number of solos al each of the meet
ings.
Rev. Holmes $. Rightmire. Of the
First Baptist church. is to be con-
graduated upon securing two men of
the class of Messrs. Thiof and Jelks
TO have charge Of the services at his
church for the three weeks period.
-.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30

sPiants for winter hsscznlax aem
ready to put out Fer sale 1es oxaaxs
corner Main. Daytonz E~Aeh
1xk II - T.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30
THEY'RE "DROPPlNC"
,s. DOWN THE RIVER

HICKMAN. KY Nov. 30 Local
fishermen say more honseboats are
dropping" down the river than ever
before. These boats win winter along
the Arkansas river where the fishin'
Is good and where trapping prospects
are bright this year.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30

sChristmas stock OF bicycles Just
arrived. Let me put yours away for
you. Gene Johnson's. 46s ~ Beach
st. 12S IL 10 If.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30

A classified advertisement win gel
what you want.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30

Photographs. frames and koIaks.-
coursen's studio 1885, IL 23-t
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30
ELEVATOR FALL
WASN'T FATAL
fSewspaper Enterprise Assorlationl

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov 30-Frank
Hauer has perfected an entirely safe
method of falling down elevator
shafts. He tried 1t out the other day
from the third floor of an office build
ing here. He landed on pile OF
shavings and had minor cuts sewed
up at the city hospital
sThe A. B G. electric washing ma
chine costs only s155. DUNN BROS.
II.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30
.-clFTs THAT LAST" DO 1T
NOW. aowE's

Try . real home made cake. An
teI. 6unshine. Chocolate. App. Yacht
tiab. Phone 46s-W. l42-l1- "a 6,
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-30

Bicycle repairing by expert me-
ehanie al DUNN BROS. If
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
LOS EX-NOBLES RUSOS ENTIRE
GADOS Al TRABAJO

Ell General Nicolaieff, que era un
Official de artilleria en- Ell ejercito inn
perial russo, guia un pequeno carri-
coche .por las GALES de Paris.
Ell Coronel Doroschewik, su COM
panero de armas, junto otros COM
pafieros, administra un taller de re-
paraciones de, AUTOMOBILES.
Ell Conde Paul Ignatieff y su ma
DIRE, quien era la Princesa de Nest
chersky, Sc dedican al negocio de la
leche, en- una granja modelo de su
propiedad. Y estan hacienda algun
dinero con este negocio en- los alre-
dedores de Saint Cloud.
Ell Principe Lyszgeynski v el Capt.
tan Thoee, de la Guardia Imperial, es-
tan colocados en- un Banco fparisien.
Ell Coronel Skouratoff, siembra hor
talizas en- un pequeno huerto en- Saint
Germain, del cual vive muy comoda-
mente.
En- mayor escala, ell Principe Gou-
dacheff, ex-Embajador de Russia en-
Espaiia; ell Principe Dadeshkilian y
otros, tambien Sc hansconvertido en-
expertos agricultores;
Ell Principe Boris v la Princesa su
esposa, estan manejando un negocio
con grandes exitos, como decoradores
Y pintores de residencias palaciegas;
Y de ese modo en- Paris, hoy, apenas
81 puede hallarse un auriga chofer,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24

La linica diferencia es que ahora
ellos tienen que trabajar personal
mente, cosa que antes no hacfan. Sus
lecherfas Sc estan hacienda famosas,
al extreme que va en- Paris v sus al
rededores solo Sc procura la leche y
queso de la "Feme du Chateau de la
VALERIE.
Igual que estos, otros rusos en- su
destierro trabajan en- Francia, orgu-
llosos de sus empleos u oficios, Y es-
tan dando resultados magnfficos CO.
mo tenederes de libros, chofers, otici-
nistas, etc.
La Princesa Mestchersky, al ser
preguntada para que emitiera su opfA
MON hace POGO sobre los aconteci-
mientos de Russia y Polonia, replic6:
"Aqui, caballeros, nosotros los rusos
no sabemos de politica. Estamos de-
dicados a labrar la TERRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24

que no haya sido un Conde o Captain
del viejo regimen imperial ruso.
/ La historic de los emigrados de la
|revoluci6n francesa en- todos sus de-
TALES, Sc ha repetido en- esta vez,
pues que la aristocracia francesa al
finilizar ell siglo dieciocho, fue forza-
da a convertirse en- maestros de es-
cuelas y zapateros remendones en- In
glaterra y Alemania, como ahora 10
hacen los rusos en- Francia.
Algunos pocos de estos continlan Ia
vida lujuriosa y sin limites de anita
no, y son los afortunados que tuvie-
ron la suerte de colocar grandes cam
tidades de dinero en- Ell exterior trai-
das de Russia, va en- diamantes y pie
dras preciosas, que han lido a parar
a manos de los mas famosos joyeros,
como en- orc contante Y sonante.
La propiedad agricola del Conde
Paul Iznatieff su madre es una
muestra de la energia de los menos
afortunados que han tenido que de-
dicarse duramente al trabajo y que
trabajan con exito. Ellos contaban
con algun dinero para arrendarla v
convertirla en- un modelo de gran
jas. En- Russia en- territories extcnsi-
simos ellos habian hecho una especia-
lidad en- la agricultural y manufactu-
ra de queso suizo, de manera que aho-
ra con esta industria en- Francia sc
ganan la vida con sobradas ganancias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24

Cuando pase por VEGA BAJA, fl
jese que en- la plaza principal, frente
al Hotel Las Canarias de Luciano Ca
no DelgadO, esta la tienda de "CANO
SOLER & Co.," donde encOntrara I'd.
Gasoline, Aceite, Grasas, Aire para
los neumaticos, Gomas, TnbOs v GUAM
ia pieza necesite para su autom6vil.
No Sc divide. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
GARAGES.
COLOCACION

Ingeniero Civil, para una Central
en- Santo Domingo, un sitio saluda-
BILE, cerca de un pueblo. Debe tenef
expefiencia de 5 6 amos en- Ferro-
carriles, Fuentes, Trabaios de Con-
creto. mensuras y pianos.
Debe hablar Espanol IngIes.
Enviar particulares y testimoniaIes
al 81, F. FERRECIO, S. P. de Maeo-
ris, R. D. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24
DIR. NARCIsO MORENO
MS5;.o r;rui.no

|TeIefono BIS, ALLEN %.
De regreso de los Estados UnidOs
participa sus amigos y clientes que
esta de nueyo en- su buffete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-24

Sc vENDE UN PIANO marca.
Brewster, New York, Cabinet Grand.
sin usO, por $3.50. Allen derecha.
TeIefono 666. San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

snssuE HAYAKAwA AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
Soasue Hayaknwa, the celebrated Japa-
ncse star, is featured Mt Tho Playhouse in
Iii Ting Lang" the latest of his photo
plays. Based on life in America and China,
in an atmosphere Of college life, state
craft and society, 'Ii Ting Lang" is one
of those delightful photodramas evenly
pcppered with virile, commanding action
and the exotic appeal Of the ORIENT.
Hayakawa's impcrsonation OF its chici
character, Chinese prince, il marked Tor
its sincerity and well being. Doris
Pawn's fresh, young beauty and her
capable acting do much to set OIL Mr..
Hayakawa's excellent work.
GEORGES CARPENTER AT THE QUEEN.
Georges Carpenter proved himself a
wonder man when he made his appearance
in ''The Wonder Man" at the Queen
Theatre yesterday. The photoplay is not
merely an exhibition Of boxing. 1t is more
than this. 1t is q production with in
dividual merits, with star whose bus
tronic ability receives its first recognition
in this picture. Carpenter is especially
pleasing to the men in his serious mo-
ments. The women find pleasure IN his
boyish smile and in his ease of manner.
SCRATCH Ny BACK" AT THE MAJESTIC.
People have been heard 10 remark that
"they laughed themselves sick" II this
were literally true the Majestic Theatre
program for this week would be held re-
sponsible for good many serious cases in
Wilmington. Rupert Hughes Scratch
My Back" AS the feature, is n novelty OF
fun, that is clever and witty. The method
of development is decidedly out Of the
ordinary. Rupert Hughes does not intend
to be shave of convention. Scratch My
Back is convincing proof that he is not.
WILLIAM 8. HART AT THE RIALTo.
William S. Hart's picture, 'The Rctura
of Draw Eagen" continues as today's
attraction at the Rialto. This picture is a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
LMINGToN DELAWARE. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1870.
pure delight to every Hart fan. Tomoro

pure delight to every Hart fan. Tomorrow
Ethel Clayton will be seen in Maggie
Pepper" This is a dcpartment-storc
comedy-drama, clever In its fun and SIN
ccre in it's serious points. Miss Clayton
has an appealing role in the title part. IL is
adapted from the stage success Of the
same name Elliott Dexter plays with
her. 1hursday Wallace Reid comes In
'"The Dub"
wM. vAvERsHAH AT THE SAVOY.
A new and welcome personality was
seen yesterday in the big, double program
at the Savoy Theatre, when William
Faversham made his debut in 'The Man
Who Lost Himself" The story, written by
II. DeVere Stacpoolc, has a novel plot
construction and affords Mr.. Faversham
endless opportunities for registering ef-
fectively in every key, appearing as an
American who over night is transformed
into an English Earl.
PAULINE FREDERICK AT THE STRAND.
Goldwyn presents Pauline Frederick IN
teThe Woman in Room 10, the best
dramatic effort of Miss Fredericks' car
reer. 1t is based on murder mystery and
circumstantial evidence. Attention will be
held from the start and your finer emo
tions of sympathy and understanding will
be deeply felt A powerful cast includes
Robert Mckim, Charles Clary, Mar
guerite Snow and John Bowers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
MANGANESE NINE WINS.

New Castle, July 13.-The All-Star
baseball team was defeated last night by
the American Manganese team by the
score Of 5 TO /. This is the first defeat
that the All-Stars have suffered. "Joe"
Rothrock placed the ball where the All
Stars couldn't find it and let one man
hit and get around the four sacks. Rainey,
the imported pitcher allowed hits and
struck out three men. while Rothroek
struck out Z. In the sixth inning one of
Rothrock 5 fast inshoots caught A. Gal
lagher on the side Of the head, knocking
HIM out DIR. Booker attended him. p.
Mcdaniel, the catcher for Manganese.
landed on one and drove it out In deep
left, losing the ball In the weeds and
scoring three runs, this being the only
home run made this season in a twilight
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
BICYCLE RACE GOSSIP.
Elizabeth Dougherty Enters Contest to be
Held July IL; Prizes on Display.

Elizabeth Dougherty, S32 Lowering
avenue, who won first honors in the
bicycle races in her class at the Della
ware State grounds, last Thanksgiving
Day, has appeared as An entrant for the
bicycle races to be held through the city
streets on July IL under the auspices oi
the Community Services.
The prizes for the event are now on
exhibition In the window of the Snellcn-
burg store, Seventh and Market streets.
Among them are two gold watches, a
silver medal, two bicycle tires, one racing
saddle, one set of pedals and one cham.
Twenty-Five entries have been received
and as the entry list does not close until
July Is, il Is expected number of other
bows and girls, as well as young men and
women Of the city, Will make entries.
Joseph Berger, physical director of the
Community Service, is busy securi ng
competent, of cials for the race, making
plans for the distribution OF prizes and
receiving entry blanks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
AL JOLSON TELLS
ABOUT HIS WEDDING

Al JoIson imparts all his ideas about
just the kind of wedding he'd like in
Some Beautiful Morning Q'll Find You
in My Arms'') his latest song on Column
bia record He even gives the converse
ton which he anticipates will take place
This selection is coupled with Frank
Crunit's comic song, 1--WE Got Those
Profteering Blues"
Booze is the subject of Bert Williams
latest song for Columbia records. "Un-
lucky Blues" sung by the same artist, is
the appropriate coupling.
Lanin's Roseland orchestra is the latest
well-known dance organization to make
records for Columbia. It's first Columbia
record has the one-step "OhI By Jingo"
on one side, and the tango fox-trot "Rose
of Chile" on the other side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
ATHLETICS LOSE
GAME TO WHITE SOX
Eddie Collins Homer Breaks Up
Tight Game; Phillies Lose
Close Game to the Reds.

Eddie Collins homer broke up tight
game Yesterday and the White Sox won
over the Athletics, 10. Perry held the
Sox to four hits, while Kerr held the
Mackmen to three safeties. The Red
Sox wasted hits, by falling down in a
pinch and the Browns carried off the VIC
tory. Boston outhit the Browns and had
I6 men left on bases.
The Reds rallied in the tenth inning
and won over the Phillies, 4-3, after
Cravath had staged ninth-inning rally
which put the Phillies on the same terms
as the Reds. The Cards won in the tenth
when Toney's wild pitch afforded St
Louis a triumph over the Giants, 4-3. The
Robins forged ahead by taking two games
from the Cubs by big scores. Boston lost
To Pittsburg when Fillingim's wildness In
the eleventh proved costly for the Braves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
To Overcome Redness,
Tan, Freckles, Blotches

If your skin is unduly redeemed. tanned
or freckIed. Just dab little pure mercOl.
lied wax ON the face and allow 10 20 remain
over night. When you wash off the wax
in the morning. fine. Gaxy. almost invisible
particles Of cuticie come with IL. Repeating
this daily. the entire outer sxin Is absorbed
but so gradually and gently. there's not
the slightest hurt or inconvenience. Even
the stubbornest freckles are affected. The
underlying skin which forms the new com
plexion is 80 clear fresh aud youthful !ook-
ing. you'll marvel at the transfOrma tion
It's the only thing known To actually dis
card an aged. faded muddy or biotchy
complexion. One ounce OF nercoIiyed wax
prOcurable at any drug store. Is sufficient
in most cases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
HARLAN GIANTS LOSE.

Harlan Giants lost at the hands of the
Chester Giants last night in a we'll
played game az Harlan Field so. Most
Of the visitors runs were scored through
orratic fielding, A. Lewis pitched q good
game, holding the Chester nine to six
hts. Pnggett, on the rubber for the
Pennsylvania team, restricted the locals
% three hits.
Tomorrow night the Harlan Giants will
play the fast st. Mary team in a game
~ South Side park. St. Mary has one
oi the best teams IN the city and fast
game j. expected when the two teams
meet. The score by inni ngs:
Chester Giants. o 2 o 600 o. 5
Harlan Giants. 5000 10000 0
Batteries-Priggett and Greasy; Lewis
and Hutchinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE.

Baseball fans are promised two good
games this evening when st. Thomas,
second in the Catholic Twilight League,
will play ST. AIMS at the military
grounds, st. Elizabeth and st. Mary s
at Christiana Park. st. Hedwigs and
Brownson teams will be without games
on account of the fact that Holy Name
and Pioneers have been dropped from the
lows: st. Hedwig's and Brownson at
Clayton Park, st. Anne's and st. Mary S
at the Water Tower, a postponed game,
and ST. Thomas Va. st. Eiizabeth's at
BroWntown-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
GIANTS PLAY RICHARDSON PARK

South Brooklyn Giants came back
strong Saturday and defeated the Blac1
Star Giants, of Philadelphia, So. The
feature of the game was the pitching
of Haig, who famed twenty men.
Manager Evans has signed several new
players, who will be seen in the lineup
tomorrow night, when the Giants meet
the Richardson Park team, Manager
johnson will use Dick Johns son to set
back the Park boys and asks that all his
players meet at Fourth and Market
streets at $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
KEYSTONE SECONDS WIN.
Newspaper Nine Falls Before Better Play
ing Of Team Of Popular Club.

In . listlcss game played last night
Keystone Seconds defeated the Every
Evening-Star team by the score OF to !.
The Every EveninglStar lacked their
pep and did not play their usual game
either at bat or in the field. keystones
outfield made some brilliant catches:
Graham, of Keystone, and HON and
Stewart were the big men with the stick.
Every Evening-Star plays American Car
and Foundry Company on Wednesday
evening in an Industrial League game.
The scOre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
WOULD TAX BTLLBOARDS.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, July 13.-Vigorous opposi-
ton to the suggestion Of Joseph Pennell,
noted etcher, that billboards be taxed
out Of existence, was voiced today at the
convention Of the international Alliance
Of Bill Posters and Billers OF the United
States and Canada.
William Mccarthy, secretary Of the
organization, criticized Pencils asser-
tion that artists who employed their tai
ents to make bill boards more attractive
were TRAITORS 10 their arr"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
ADVERTISING WINS
OVER EXPERIMENTAL
Feminine Players of du Pont
League Stage Close Contest
at Country Club Grounds.

The Advertising Department team of
the du Pont Country Club "A' League
triumphed over the Experimental team
at the du Pont diamond, l2-l0, in close
" contested game yesterday.
Miss j. Martin pitched great game for
the victors and was big factor in the
scoring, q homer in the second inning be-
ing a feature. Miss Martin has made a
home run in every game in which she has
PLAYED this season. Miss Nj. Leary
played we'll for the Advertising team, while
Miss A. McGorty made two hits and scor-
ed three of the ten runs. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
TENDLER BEATS JACKSON,

Philadelphia, July Blew Tender,
of this city, defeated Willie jackson, of
New York, in fast eight-round bout here
last night. jackson had the better of the
first round and the second and fourth
were about even. Tender took the others
by wide margin. In the fifth be opened
gashes over both of Jackson's eyes and
from that point to the finish he had things
pretty much his own way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
DUPONT GIRLS AT BASEBALL,

The girls Of the du Pont mailing de-
partment and the du Pont Chemical Co.
played game of baseball yesterday, the
mailing department winning by score
of ID TO 13. The lineup was as follows:
Mailing department, Potts b., Kramer,
If, Nestor, I'd b., Joice, Sd b., Casey,
T. s., Gofigon, c., Riley, r. T., Hainse-
r1rth 6 f. nuns, P m; bshss,yy slatssty l.
Horty, c., Johnson, +. s., Bradley, I'd b.
Both sides played well, Nestor saving
the game for the mailing department by
catching a fly on second base. Callahan
made home run for the Chemical Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
keystone Sec. -. OF 2 0 2 x-7
Hits, off Banks, 4; Stewart, 8; Jen-
nings. =. Earned runs, keystone, 2. Two
base hit, Graham. Struck out, by Banks,
3; Stewart, 3; by Jennings, &. Left on
bases, Star, 5; Keystone, 3. Stolen
bases, Stewart, Jennings, 3; Johnston,
LeMaitre, Graham, 2; Franklin, 3. Sacri-
flee flies, Cooper. Hit by pitched bali,
Land. Base on balls, Banks, l: Stewart,
|; Jennings, 2. Number of innings pitch
cd, by Banks, 5; Stewart, 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
MEDAL DISTRIBUTION.
Those for Men Whose Names Begin With
STU.V w. Y and Y Ready Tomorrow.

The State Medal Commission will COM
plete the distribution of the State honor
medals for Wilmington's former service
men at the Armory, Twelfth and Orange
streets, tomorrow evening. Medals will
be given to all men whose names begin
with S, T, U, V, W, Y and u.
Those ex-service men who have been
unable to come to the armory on the
evening during which the medals have
been awarded may apply during the day
from a. 10. to 5 p. m. Men who are
entitled to the State medal, but whose
names have not appeared in the printed
list, should make application at the
ArInory Immediately.