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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
What Do You
Know about Sport?
Ner 0uerflons.


what club did Frank Schultz
manage last YEAR,
2-How high from the ground are
the cross bars IN football7
5-What is the distances between
the goal posts in foothalIf
EDld Bombardier Wells ever box
- 5Gw6o Knocked cut BOmbsrdisr
Wells7
EWhen was the present Royal
and Ancient Golf club founder
How many track and field
events were contested n last Olyn-
Ewhen we're errors first record
s-Who was the first champion bat
ter in organized professional base
ball2
Io-when did the Reds ellach the
pennant last year,
Answers To Yesterdays questions
The L. S. won 10 OF the events
In the last Olympic
2-The best Olympic record toE the
100 metres IS 10 As seconds
3-If in tennis the ball with one
bound strikes the backstop and on
bounding back IS returned into the
opponents court. the return g good,
as the ball touched the ground with
IN the court but once.
-El14A-4l1 On q soccer team are
goaltender. right and left fullhacEs ;
right, center and left haifbacksi out
( side and inside right. center forward.
inside and outside left.
5-Packey MCFARLAND was born IN
Chicago in 188g.
6-Frankie Burns defeated Pete
Herman in a Is round bout In 1914.
Buck Ewing played every posi-
ton on the team. even pitching
6-William Robinson, playing sec
ond base for Cincinnati in 1891 in one
game had seven chances and failed on
every one.
9-The Reds got salles from the
Giants on March 5 OF last year.
10-Bobby Veach Of the Detroit
Tigers led the major in 1913 in two
base hits with 45.-CopyriEhts 1870
Thompson Feature Service.
Above questions viii be answered
tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

CHICAGO. III. April 23.-Although
American golfers generally, and
those IN this vicinity IN particu-
lar. have their eyes fixed on the ua-
tional open tournament at Inverness
as the high spot In the worlds golf
ing for the 1920 season, the invasion
Of the British Isles BY Americans
COMES first. and is Of the highest
importance
Three, and probably four. OF the
country's best professionals viii take
part in the big events abroad. which
come before the important title jour
news on this side.
Jim Barnes. Waiter Hagen and
Tom MCNAMARA arae scheduled TO
leave for England soon. and a move
meut Is afoot in Boston 20 send some
crack New Englander along
HaEeu's work in the south the
past winter has been Of con
aistently hish class. In fact. all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
RENTROP TURNS
BIC BOUT
Wants to Take Vacation
After Contest With Chris
Jordan Tuesday.

Charlie Reutrop. premier middle
weight wrestler Of Europe. who faces
Chris Jordan. the consistent Greek
favorite. Tuesday night IN business
manager John 3lcIntosh's ne1t mat
offering. is going out to take a sho-t
rest at his home in san Diego. Calf.
before he starts out 70 meet all
corners again.
Charles decision was made fol-
lowing the receipt OF an offer from
DR.. Horton. Of Houston. FOR him 20
meet Pet Brown. former middle
weight champion OF the world. but
who has since oulEroWn this weight
Browns last match on the mat was
with Rentrop and he was Injured IN
this contest to the extent that he had
to retire for a short time Now that
he Is coming back 10 the mat the
Texan wants 70 start IN against Rem
trOp, and Is willing 70 concede q great
deal in order 20 get the Alsatlan
crack on the canvas again
Reutrop and Jordan worked out 20
cauacity crowds Thursday afternoon
on the court house lawn just east
OF Liberty hall The big fellows are
IN perfect condition Chris has
"StrangIsr" Neal the husky Bliss
product FOR a wrestling partner.
Rentr0p worked with boIcar
Johns. Johns and Neal are 20 meet
in tire SEMI Tiudup, while little nike
Vasquez and Red Hogan the south
western shops crack. are 70 50 on
in the curtain raiser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Army city League Notes

THE fans who journeyed to the ball
park last Sunday we're treated 10
a generous sample OF the class
OF ball that viii be furnished the
fans this season IN the Army City
league. In spite OF the cool breezes
comfortably packed and the teams
were in good shape
Ducky Gowan, who has been quite
sick, made his appearance in q zone
uniform and viii be found on first
base IN the near future.
Lelftfielder Sherman. who played
8 star game FOR the Loners last sun
day, left for Albuquerque Tuesday
evening 20 join the club there. Bron-
son, Rees ana Thomas, who were
team mates Of Sherman on last years
Eighth Engineers. are also playing
on the New Mexico team. Sherman's
loss viii make big hole In the zone
outfield. An effort viii be made 70
sign Andy Cohen. the nigh school
star.
Freddie Piplcin. who started
the season with the Seventh cav
airy. left Monday for Kansas
CITY to Ioln the X. c. American
association team Dame Rumor
also reDorfn that Freddie visited
the parson before he left and was
quietly married
Lieut.. Lowell was greatly pleased
with the work Of his Eighth cavalry
club and f. looking around for a likely
place 20 hang the Tag at the close OF
the season
Manager Con1in. after hard tussle.
conceded the defeat OF his club By TIE
weather man last Saturday but the
Fans can see the Knights OF Colum-
bus club IN action next Saturday when
they clash with the Eighth cavalry
Both these clubs boast some heaFy
hitters.
On account OF the league op=n-
fuE on Saturday and leaving an
open date for the Firemen-Pollee
benefit game the schedule has
been changed n little and the
seventh cavalry and EiEhfy-
second Field artillery VII lay OH
fhfs week The Zone supply and
the EiEhth cavalry VII play the
first game Sunday and the
knights Of Columbus and Inter-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Chambers a Poor
Match For Woods

Bisbes, ARK, April 20. - Happy
Woods won his fight with Russell
Chambers here Thursday night when
referee AZ Williams stopped proceed
inEs IN she tenth round to save
Chambers from further punishment
After he had been knocked down re-
peatedly and was practically out on
his feet.
Woods carried the fight TO his op-
ponent from the start and led all the
way except in the eighth round.
when Chambers showed a flash Of
form. The bell saved Chambers after
knockdowns in the second. third and
ninth rounds. Chambers took a ter
rifle beating IN game fashion
Woods IS from Tucson and Cham
hcrs halls from Douglas. The men
weighed 18s pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Lincoln Anxious For A Match
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WouIdBoxP ayO;F OwserTrains

Perry Lewis in Miami on April
. and he certainly appears TO be
in fine trim. He f. sealing sew
ernl pounds lighter than usual
and he declares that he il feeling
fine.
Tommy Lewis, Jack Taylor's latest
bantam product boxed a few rounds
with a fast soldier boy while Kid
Payo himself put the gloves on for
a setto with Battling Chico, IL
Pavo confined his ring tactics 10
speed alone and did not attempt 10
DO any punching as Chico is several
pounds lighter and cannot hit as hard
as the fast FL Pasoan-
Manager Stollard Of the club. IS
equippinE It with al modern train
ing appliances and as he has plenty
OF room &C viii shortly be one o. the
best gymnasiums IN the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
~. S. Golfers Invade England
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Hagen And Barnes Leave Soon

American golfers who took ndFnn-
fnEe Of the southern links 10 I'M
prove their game showed wonder
ful form. Hnruess Whos 1lthouEh
an EugIiahmuu by biuths Is re-
rnrIed now ns an American con-
tender, was beaten pretty con-
sistemfIy by Hagen during the
winter, and many believe hagen
stands a royal chance TO upset
tradition by bringing the britisA
ehnmufourhfo back 20 America.
But the pioneers OF the American
assault on British titles ig 10 De IN
dcrtaken By the women Rive OF me
nations best linkswomen are soon
TO land IN England. 70 participate 10
the tournaments there
Thev are Mrs. VI. A. Gavin and
Miss Marion Rollins OF New tork
Miss Mildred CaVerlys Mrs tto9alQ
Barlow and Mrs. Clarence Wander
beck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Training Dates
For All TryoutS

New York. April 2s.-Dates for the
sectional tryouts OF the American
olympic team have been announced
bv president Gustavus T. Kirby. June
rs has been selected as the most suit
able date FOR the eastern meet, which
wiz be held 81 Franklin Field, while
the western fixture VIII occupy the
attention Of the residents Of Chicago
on the same date. The trials OF the
Pacific coast have been allotted 10
Pasadena for July 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

II the event a hitch occurs in the
NEGOTIATIONS for the match be-
tween Da1 Hawkins and Kid Payo,
southwestern feather champion, Ralph
Lincoln, bantam titleholder Of Call
fornia and a native Of II Paso, is
ready and anxious to meet the A. z.
F.. battler on any terms laid down BY
matchmaker Jim Erwin OF the Fort
Bliss athletic association
Many fans who have been inter
estedly following negotiations FOR the
HaWkins-PaTo match have expressed
an opinion that 10 viii not occur. ow-
ing TO the difference in weight or the
two contestants.
HrrrIrIus senies in the region
OF rs pounds while Payo can
come down TO 10 which f. in
fact his real lighting weight.
Lincoln weighs IN at 11S-120 and
would make an ideal match for
the local scrapDer at the big mo-
tor group arena where match
maker Erwin f. making efforts
10 obtain only the best material
possible FOR the next card 10 be
put before the FL PasO and Fl.
Bliss fans.
We're Nearly Matched Before.
Pavo and Lincoln were nearly
matched last summer but the match
f=al through because the latter
wanted the Industrious KID to make
lis pounds ringside- Now Ralph is
willing to fight at catchweights and
as he viii not be giving away over a
pound or so the match would be be-
tween two little men evenly matched
IN every particular and who represent
the best Of their class in the south
west Payo has been training FOR
some time. Lincoln recently COM
municated with his local representa-
tive, stating that he would like to
meet Payo and when each IS anxious
there seems TO be little standing in
the way Of the contest
Thursday night marked the In
auguratiou OF the new international
sporting club in the former Court
pool han ia the Reynolds building.
frankie Fowzer and Battling
shapiro were the first two boxers
to tie or the gloves for a training
seft0 in the club. They boxed
three fast rounds and ut the end
neither was putting. FoWEer
then put them on with n big boy
by the name Of Lamar and they
went At IL hammer and fonEa for
three sessions. FoTEer T. TO meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

nationals viii come together IN
the second game.
The Zone supply put up a hard fight
Sunday and lost a close game but
manager Leonard g. very enthusiastic
over the boys showing and Is going
to have a good strong club
The fans were greatly pleased with
the snappy manner In which the UNI
plres handled the games and the pep
shown by the boys in coming into the
dugouts between Innings
Ray Garcia, who started on third
for the Internationals sunday Is
good BAH player, but did not reach -
Paso until Sunday morning and lao
not worked out with the club he
has quite an enviable reputation on the
coast and viii show up better with
practicing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Only Ten HurIerS
To Use Splitter :"

Chicago. Ill. April 23.-Only ten
American league pitchers are eligible
TO use the spitbal1 during the 1870
season.
Cleveland has nominated Coveleskig
and Caldwell: Chicago Cicotte and
Faber: Detroit Leonard and ayers
St Louis Shocker and Galiai New
York Quinn and Boston Russell
Neither Philadelphia or Washington
made any nomination. which means
that neither Of these clubs has a
pitcher eligible under the new rule
adopted at the February league meet
ing in Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
TRANSPORT NINE
WALL0PS BASE
Timely Hits Contribute to
Victory Of Truckmen
Over Hospital.

Getting away to an early lead. the
crack Motor Transport team defeated
the Base Hospital nine Thursday aft
ernoon at Fort Bliss by the score Of
to 8. Excepting the first inning,
when the Transport boys chased
around the sacks for q total Of seven
runs. the game was remarkably well
riared vance, who pitched such
Eood ban for the Hospital against
the High school Tigers. was knocked
from the slab in the initial inning.
when he was unable TO approach TO
Ills form OF the previous day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

London. Eng. APRIL 25.-Jeff smith.
the Bay0nne. n. j.. middlewe lt-
Thursday night knocked out Bands
man" Rice in the second round ot
what was to have been a 20-round
bout The men met in the Hoinorn
stadium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
Tucson Wins, But
Oh, What a Game

Tucson. Ariz, April g. - Tucson
high school swamped Douglas IS 20
o Thursday in the University week
series OF baseball. Douglas played
ragged ball. making eleven errors.
Tucson batters hit safely II times.
Douglas was held TO four hits.
Tucson PLAYED Globe this after
noon for the state high school
championship. Score: r. II. T.
Tucson ........ AIS 49, 1855 II 3
Douglas ....-- 600 900 600 III
Davenport. Thompson and Sumani
Islave, Hooper and Dubbs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Washington. April 21i-WaEhinEton
opened the baseball season az hone by
defeating Boston IN the presence Of a rec
ord crowd. intending many high govern
meut Officials THURSDAY. Vice president
Marshall tossed ont the first ban and sec
retary Daniels. IN center field. assisted IN
a flag raising ceremony. Boston piled Up
i've runa On as many innings. but after
that the locals hoped onto Russell. who
was soon withdrawn. and Kari, q recruit.
took the mound. Harper and Hoyt were
III In .u- Il "a 100 lao
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

New York. April 15.-Ths Sew York
Americans opened their home season
Thursday By defeating Phladelphia In
loosely played game Lieut. Gen Robert
Rullard. commander Of the eastern de-
partneut. threw out the first BAH me
o1enfrr rana here was rnarrsd By an ac-
cideut 70 George Ruth. New Horks $780,
600 batsu1an. who was making his tirst
local appearance with the Yankee Ruth
Injured himself IN batting practice before
The game, pulling a cartilage out Of place
He struclrout IN the first inning. but was
IN great pain and had 70 Be assisted OF
the field
Ri 2
Phnadelphta ...-.... ooc f01 soo-6 Il 9
New York $500. III 600 czs-s "a 4
Batteries Phnadeiphia. Eayior. Hasty
and Perkins; New York, Quinn, Ihormah-
len and RueL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

ritv. OrNeuL stolen bases. Rice. Roth y
shrnnor. Sacrifice hits. Russell Harris.
shannon. l1cInnis. Charity. Double plays,
scott 20 Foster. Bases on balls. shaw, J.
Russell s. schacht. l. Erickson p KARI,
.. Harper. g Hoyt. .. Innings pitched
shaw .. schachL Is; Erickson. 2-ss
Harpsr. 2: Russell. z-5s KARI. La Hoyt,
i. struckout. Russell. 3; schacht- ]: Har-
per. .; Erickson. 3. Wld pitchi Harper
Passed ball. Dovlns. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
ouAKERs wALLoP DoDGERs.

Phnadsiphia. Pa, April 25.-Hits By
Bancroft, Williams and stengei, followed
81 j 1liIier's sacrifice fly, constituted An
ma a home opening day victory over
Brookiyn Thursday. Meadows atrueEout
eight. including Nela. who was victim
three tlmea Meadows made via throw
Ia fha rfth. which gave the visitors two
rms and the lead which they maintained
untu the locals rallied Mayor Moore
threw out the first ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

smith, Jackson. 9; Bush. Stolen bases. j.
Collins Sacrifice hits Z. Collins. schaiif
Leonard Double plays. Jackson and
Schalrs Jones. Heilman and Bush. Bases
on balls. Faber. 4. Leonard. &: Oldham, 1,
Ayers. l. Innings pitched. Leonard, 8
oldham. 2; Ayers. g. Hit By pitcher. b.
Leonard (Lcibold). struckout. by Faber,
O. By Leonard. ]; By Ayers J. wild pitch
Leonard, Faber. Bailr. oldham Ayers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
SENATORS TAKE
ONE FROM S0X
Congressman Look on as
Washington Wins; Babe
Ruth Is Hurt.

Detroit. Mich. April e3.-The Detroit
americans opened their home season here
Thursday in a loosely played game, which
went 10 Chicago. Jackson's batting Tea
tured. the Chicago left fielder getting two
doubles and two singles In five tips Up.
A capacity crowd witnessed the game.
L-l-.------ % L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
BEST REDS
IN EXTRA INNING
Long Hit by Barber Brings
in the Winning Run;
Ouakers Win Again.

Chicago. H.. April 23-BarbeTs triple
against the right field screen with Her
zoe on nrst broke Up an II inning game
which Chicago won from Cincinnati Thurs
day. Il was thu opening game Of the Ma
fional league here and about 10000 per-
cons were present. Including a delega-
ton Of fans from Cincinnati
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Montreal, Can. April 27.-Jos
Stecher. champion heavyvT eight
catch-as-catch-can wrestler Of the
world. Thursday night threw saliva
tore ChsTalliar. the French wrestler
III two straight falls here. The first
fan came in S. minutes and the sec
ond in Il minutes. both b. the body
scissors hold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

I"0 Dc ~ -III1IlIIlI1 = III u
HaumEardner Calhoun. CASEY. TaEce-
Three base hit Chrlsnan- Double plays,
vfacs 10 lhrestrnan TO stratton- selby TO
calhoun 10 Schwartz. Hits and runs. off
Calhoun hits and runs; off vance,
hits ard Z runs of Smith. hits and
runs slruezaut By Calhoun. . by
smith O. First base on balls off Cal
hour g Flit ~ pitched ball By Calhoun
fcdomf. fr smith lSchwartzl- Time %
game. e-l5. Unplras. Koury and Hewitt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Al st. LouiA r H 2.
! Cleveland -......... zos los 1911 Il 2
| st. Louis ....-..... 90 900 100
I Batteriegs Cleveland. CovelesEie. NTera
I and O'Neli; So. Louis. shocker, Baynes
= Saunders. Leverette and Billings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

New York AZ Boston. vet grounds
81. Louis at Pittsburg. vet grounda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Flower seeds that produce the finest
flowers El Paso Seed Co.. 90 East
san Antonio streeL-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

base. Eonetchy. Sacrifice hits, Elliott, r
Muller. J. Miller. Double play, Ware 20
Olson. Bases on balls. Pfeffer, !; AeaooFs :
3. struckout. b. Prefer, I By Meadows 8
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Garden seed-Frssh and full OF life
street-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

l-T-lll-ll7--- - - - =
Chicago .---..--s-.--ss wv w ~ W
Two base hitss Daubert, hopL 1lsee
Sacrifice hltl, Hollocheri p Herzog, kilie-
Ter Bases on balls. Reuther. 2; Alexander
4 Hit BY pitcher, By Aeuther llWornplys
Knieferl. struckout. By Alexander, q ~
Reuther. s. wild pitch, Reuthcr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

All Of TIE latest news Of boxing. wrestling foot.
golf bowling tennis other athletlc
events sport columns The Herald Full
leased wire service on an big games and uatcnes
quests or Information sporting events given spea
attention BY sports Information Bureau Telephone 2o1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23
PROMINENT Writer'S CONTRIBUTE.

Tad" Dorgan. noted sport page eaEto9g77ist aas
and dopestersi T. Andrews ooxing erillei EIa4i 5.
Crnnet o solLera tua ora
49, Veioclr and aravy baseball and boxing writer's
are leading contributors TO The Herald Sports Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

Totals ---.---.s-- -ea zee -
sTwo out when winning run scored
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
KUEHNLE PLEASED
At V|NO|CAIlON
Former Boss of Atlantic City,
Once Sent to Prison, Restored
to Power.

Atlantic City. ~ j.. May 12.---fCom-
modore" Louis kuchnle. the one-tlme
boss Of Atlantic City in all things political
regards his election yesterday as city
commissioner n complete vindicatlon OF
the old charges that sent him to prison.
I'm more than glad to be vindleated
6pce again" he said today IN Atlantic
City. Il naturally express my thanks
10 nv friends who supported me and "
shows th confidence they have in me
Stripped of his political power q hall
dozen years ago, kuchnle Yesterday
defeated the very force which brought
about his downfall The entire tlcket
out forward bv the citizens committee
of one hundred aud also beat one of the
five candidates nominated by the Re
publican organization.
The victorious candidates in the order
of winning were: William ;. Cuthbert
Louis Steinbricker Edward l.. Bader
Albert Bever and LOUIS kuehnlc.
The total vote. uuOticials, follows
William Cuthh,rt 4630: Louis stein
brcker. 4.S06: Edward l3ader, i,739 Al
bert Bcycr, 4.72T: Louis kuchnlc, i.O1o
Armand T. Nichols 4.212: Charles {
Bahcock 3,G26 Walter j. Buzby, ZOOS
kuehnlc was indicted by an clisor CRANE
jurv. the first ever empanelled in the State
and convicted OF holding stock IN con
tracting firm which built the wood waite
main across the meadows while he hel'
( office as a winter department commissioner
He served one wear M state PRISON. III
victory is looked upon as the result g
a sympathv vote as his conviction
followed hv subsequent rcvefsals, bTok
HIM financially
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
DELAWARE SUNDAY
SCHOOL WORKERS
Annual Convention of Association
in Session at Harrison Street
M. +. Church.

The thirty-third annual convention of
the Delaware State Sunday School As
sociation Is being held at Harrison Street
NJ T.. Church Delegates representing
many denominations are attending. here
were five separate conferences tins morn
ing. the childrcns division. the Young
pcoplos division, the adult division, the
administrationditision and the county and
district officers conference.
" &. Pcarcc of Chicago addressed the
adult division conference ON federation
among the Bible Glasses of the various
churches of the city lie spoke ON the
different attitudes IN Bible classes and
told his audience that they muat be ted-
Grated il they wish to secure the Mt
tendance of indifferent men and women
and suggested that Bible classes be or
panizad among the foreign element oi the
city
Tho convention began its session yester-
dav afternoon with addresses 10y kcv. T..
II Ronsan and Samuel B Fares of Phila-
deIphla and Miss Florence L. Norton and
" G Pcarcc of Chicago J II B'trns was
chairman and W q lIoIecker Of Smyrna
chorlster
An address was also made at the even.
ing session hv MIR Pcarcc. lie advocated
courses of Bible study 10 balance tn.
/ purely intellectual curriculum oi school
work
/ Il was announced by Arch Stafford
i that avacation Bible study 3 vacation
+ Bible school will again be open IN thus
/ citv this summer, the plans bong iorinu-
/ lated hv Miss Margaret Mckay
/ \ number of delegates from al Over
/ the state arc IN attendance as the confer
cncc. and are being entertained hS
I mcmbcrs of tho various city churches
The speakers al the meetings this alter
noon and this evening will he Ms
/ Charlotte Wells and Miss Grace Bairi. Q
+ Wilmington. Miss Florence L Norton
I Samuel Il. Fares and + II. Bonsall, ir
/ ~ Philadelphia; Walter 5. Watson. \. t.
Iindlcy, Mrs 4 Il. Manchester aud J
Bentley. of Wilmington; ". 6, ioaree
nf Chicago Arch Stafford. |. Limo
Perry and W 4 Rothwell. OF Wilmington
The ASSOCIATION officers banquet viii b
held this evening from 80 TO 30 ~ fh
church and will be presided oyer b
Arch Stafford This banquet ls only opel
"a state. county. district or hundre'
officers and thclr wives or husbands
The general session will convene TIN
evening and bo addressed by Samuel L
Fares, Of Philadelphia. and " &. Pearc,
/ At Chicago. Tins session Will toe CONTINUES
over tomorrow morning, after which IN
conference viii adjourn.