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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

They stick 10 one husband. like
court-plaster. Even TO a good for
nothing husband, and when there
no earthly reason 20 stick. And
they'll fight 10 the death any other
woman who tries to take him away.
And if he dies. or they lose him.
they refuse TO marry again"
That's because they ARE nat
ural- raonogamistsi" was the
prompt reply, land once a man be-
longs TO a woman, she IS determined
that he shall STAY .helongedn But
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
DEVELOPING THE STRATEGY.

While the supreme council assisted by the var
ious diplomatic forces, has made notable progress
in developing the strategy Of the Russian situation
tacticians may safely permit themselves 10 lean
back in their chairs and practice deep breathing
Events 10 have intertwined or are In the pro-
cess OF doing II the surface appearance OF Pre-
mier Mllerands isolation at point and his pos
sible manipulation OF the Turkish problem at an
other taken into consideration at the same time
The precritate conclusion by Lloyd George and his
political supporters which includes the influential
section OF the British press. strike hands with
Russia IN token Of firm friendship can not be view
ed without consulting the outlook Lenine in Mos
and Oillerand Paris
The firm tone Of British editors for immediate re-
generation OF Russia through a release Of foods
and industrial material IN that country 10 nations
suffering from shortage leaves nothing 70 be de-
sired unaniinity OF opinion OF good thing.
The transparent scheme OF giving Lenine clea1
bill OF political diplomatic health by sending
WITHDRAWING commission to Russia 10 pronounce
everything in excellent order must be the cause
jubilation at the KremIin The Manchester Guard
ian throws note OF sarcasm into the situation by
objecting to recognition Of the soviet government
declaring that If what the allied intelligence de-
partment has said OF the bolshev1sts was true the
course TO take is TO throw Russia open, expose the
degradation existing there and watch t die OF
obloQuy The suggestion for a whitewash,ng COM
mission indicates different policy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
Case of Armenia is
Before Whole World

The universal cry that has gone
up throughout the United States
and England in protest against
knitting Of the Armenians and con-
tinuance OF Ottoman power in Con-
stantinopIe as features Of the peace
treaty with Turkey are splendid evil
dence that the peoples or the world
are awake. International political
jugglers may well take warning.
Though the people may be long-suf-
fering and slow 10 wrath. their tenn
per now is brittle. They have no
taste for a settlement IN the near
east that viii continue the injus-
tees so prolific OF war throughout
the years.
Lord Robert Cecil IS conducting a
spirited campaign in Great Britain
against permitting the sultan 10 ~
main az the port. demanding that
the peacemakers shall be ruled b.
justice instead OF by fear. IN this
country the Armenian committee
FOR the independence Of Armenia i5
effectively stirring resentment
against the proposed dismember-
ment OF Armenia and IT'S distribu
ton between France. the kurds and
the Turks. The names OF the dis
tinguished men who comprise Tho
executive committee leave no room
90 question its information and
opinions. u includes mon OF radi-
caIly different political beliefs united
i'm one common cause or humanity.
When the chairman. James So. Ger
ard. declares thar the proposed d.
vision is contrary TO repeated and
specific pledges ly every allied
leader and I'D utter disregard o.
every principle Of Justice and rea-
SON." America must listen.
Although we have 100 active pert
i'm framing the peace with Turkey
seIf-interest. as wei as Christian
impulse. recommends tta- we make
our voice heard Armenia was and
is a long way orr. aGt so was sara
jev0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

In evadirg the allies 81 IL ra-ta.,
that rbov WIN not ro +o--.-- III e--
terta countries u.r.l5 min ~. e,,--s
gain --rav cannot -, r.- f-o.,
Chewiry canned hae- FOR rs
solidifed alcohol r. contain. 49,
fords another illustration 81 .u--a-a
there's a viii there's a wax"
The income tax blank has 81 SPACE
for reDor-irg rents Thor. E. whore
Uncle sam vuf rr- even with -f-
pr0fi-eerlr- landlord.
The German. ave r..rs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Premier Nitti cabied sec'y Lansing that Italy is
at the end Of her rope It found Lansing at the end
OF his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

A year or so ago would have laughed TO scorn
any proposition that Huns responsible for the war
atrocities be tried in Hunand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

The real trouble with Russia is simply what VIII
liam Allen White once explained was "the matter
with Kansas"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

The impression is unacceptable that the man who
throws his hat into the ring needs new one. any
way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

SO paradoxical IS a woman that
she can try 10 convince a man by
every argument under heaven that
the modern girl is free from the
tyranny Of any mans opinion-at
the same time that she is moisten-
ing her lips and wondering how old
he thinks che is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Short skirts do not a fapper make,
Nor girlish frOcks a debutante!
The squad may bob her hair-but
then.
So GO her grandmamma and aunt!
\ man Will spend half his life
looking for the ideal woman-and
the other half wishing somebody
had blindfolded him and held him
until she got past.
Many a man fancies he is marry
Ing a divinity. and afterward thanks
heaven TO discover that he has
merely annexed q nice. coy. little
human being, who Curls her hair on
pins forgets how 20 spell Ibanez,
and is not too ethereal 10 pael
unions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Times are never very bad long the Help
Wanted"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Conversely enough. man who Is OF presidential
timber must not be a blockhead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl

a firt is a girl who is never sat
isfed with one adorer-unless it's
some other woman's adorer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Perhaps you think that a Their
mometer can lie, but any man can
prove that IL viii tell you that the
weather is simply ideal for golf
when Il is entirely too raw 20 go
10 church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Maybe alcohol LEFT over could be used
the army tanks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

evening daily
weekly by
srst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

The California 1-lge who
Cd the automobile cf q speed q
locked up FOR 60 days offers a %
remedy for fast driving and one
should have good effect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
| LAUREL NINE MAKES
READY FOR SEASON
Down Statcrs to Have Fast Team
This Year in Peninsula
League.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening


Laurel. Nav lo.-The Laurel Baseball
Club. winners Of the Peninsula League
pennant Of 1919. is making active prep
arstions for the 1920 season. During the
winter the management endeavored 70
secure new grounds for the ball park, but.
owing to the almost prohihitivc cost Of
land where there was suitable locations,
that plan had to be dropped for this sea
son. They are now planning 70 make
some decided improvements to the old
quarters.
Manager Burford has not announced
his lineup for the opening game, but It
will be selected in the main from the tol-
lowing PLAYERS: P,lscv. the leading hitter
of last wear team and probably the most
sure and most consistent batter N the
league will hold down his old position az
first. He covers lots Of ground, IS sure on
thrown balls and has a whip OF steel
Second will be taken care Of IN capable
fashion hy "Dink Fowler, the old Della
ware College star. While he cannot cover
as much ground as some inheldcrs. ne IS
brainv PLAYER who knows thefgamc from
the ground UP. and, having many wears
experience Fowler Is invaluable tor the
inspiring and steadylng influence nc has
with the younger players. III. Hastings,
a new man, is slated for the short held
Wootten. a star from tho Laurel High
School team Of this year. and Hearn, at
last wears team, are fighting u out Tor
third base. Hearn is a fast, husthng. little
plavcr, who is especially fast on hunts, but
il very poor hitter.
Five men are trying for positions in
the outfcld Wilhelm, Records, Quilcn,
Il Hastings and Lowe Wilhelm is good
fielder. covering lots Of ground and has
wonderful arm However. the opening
game will probably find the first three
men stationed in the outer garden IS
Records j. a good al-round outfelder.
and Qullen is one Of the best fiy-chasers
on the circuit. although a bit weak With
the stick, vet il is possible that Hastings
or Lowe NAV crowd one or two OF the
OF hers out
The outlook for capable pitching
staff seems especially good. Ohphant
who was a star in France for ncle Sam
and after returning home led the league
last wear. is expected 10 draw the dlthCult
assignments He hes speed and curves and
is q crafty moundSman. Dixon. formerly
of Cornell | University. and Lowe, who
pitched for ST Johns College Gordy and
Davis, who have great natural ability,
with speed and curves, but who are
somewhat lacking in experience, make up
a strong, well-baianced staff of hurlers.
Several of the High School players are
making a determined effort 10 Gust some
of the regulars from their job and will do
so if any OF the latter let down IN their
work. II is said tina; the league this year
will consist of Laurel, Delmar. Seaford,
Salisbury, Cambridge, fredericksburg, East
New Market and Mardella Springs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
HARLAN PLAYS Il. X. X.
Much Interest in The Baseball Game Over
the Bridge Next Saturday.

With Joe Meyers in the hurting pit
the +. r. r. lads stand an excellent
chance of giving Otto Wagner s Harlan
tOssers an artistic pastlng next Saturday
over the bridge On comparative showing
the railroad builders have decided edge
on the shipworkcrs as the WIntrlp aggre-
CATION absorbed less disgracclul mauling
At the hands Of the crack Baltimore
Drvdock outfit than did their opponents
Of this weekend Joe Meyers can still
pitch heap Of baseball, as was evidenced
by his work against the Baltimore layout
for Pennsy Last year, IL will be recalled
Joe went TO the front for Harlan and
handed tho wonderful Baltimore delega-
tion fine little trimming on the Harlan
meadow
Manager Wagner may trot out few
new faces against the Penn Shops for
he has not been entirely satisfied with
the way the shipworkers have looked in
their first few starts Dick Hughes, or
some new mound talent, will undoubtedly
face the trainmen, with Jack Price doing
the guessing back Of the birch. Bunting
who has been doing the receiving for Har-
Ian To date, will be shunted 10 the outer
garden for his hitting and speed
The Saturday mingling is evidently
finding favor with the Wilmington fans
for already there is lots Of talk going the
rounds The Penn Shops feel they can
pile up lot Of prestige for out-of-town
games by trimming Harlan, and the ship
builders arc Just as anxious TO retain that
glory for iuicy Sabbath dates in Maryland
and Pennsylvania so there is bound TO
bc things transpiring Saturday afternoon
on the Harlan pasture over the bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
pH|LL|ES WIN IN
GAME AT ST. LOUIS
fravath's Nine Secures But Two
Hits; But Makes Them Count;
Athletics Lose Again.

The Athletics again suffered defeat
yesterday at the hands of the Detroit
Tigers. So, in another swatfest featured
kv two home runs and Ty Cobb stealing
home. The ferociousness of the Tigers
lttack was so great that Connie Mack
used seven extra players TO stop the on
rush. The Yankees cut loose and Cleve-
land never had a chance with Shawkey in
form. Shawkey allowed but three hits.
Washington swamped st. Louis, IFS,
touching the Browns pitchers for total
of IS bases Judges home run marked
the fourteenth consecutive game in which
he has hit safely. Chicago defeated Bos-
ton, 4-3, when the Red Sox rallied too
late.
The Phillies routed st. Louis yesterday
with only two hits. Casey Stengle's
triple, aided by Dillhoefer's lurid throw
sent over the needed run. Smith, who
pitched for the Phillies, kept the hits of
st. Louis scattered Fast fielding by
Cravath's athletes kept st. Louis from
the plate. New York had to go twelve
innings TO break the Cubs streak, winning
q thrilling game by making their hits
count. Both teams scored in the tenth
The Pirates punched their hits and landed
on Oeschger from the start, easily routing
the Braves, -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
SOPHOMORES WIN
FROM FRESHMEN
Delaware College Baseball Team
Plays Dickinson and ST. Johns
This Week.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, May l9.--Delaware College
Sophomores yesterday afternoon defeated
the Freshmen in the class game, to 2.
Depp for the "Sophs" and Brandt for
the "Freshies" both pi ched excellent ball,
each allowing but four hits. The Juniors
won the game from the seniors on Mon
day. The Juniors nd Sophomores will
probably play for the college class cham
pionship on Saturday May 20. The score
of Yesterdays game follows:
Sophomores. Ol01OO 1-3 4 5
Freshmen. 20 0 2 0 % o o o. 4
Batteries: Sophomores, Deppe and
Brewer; Freshmen, Brandt and Nuttcr.
Delaware College has two games
scheduled for this week. Friday after
noon Dickinson will be here and Saturday
st. Johns. The Friday game will be
started at $3.50 o'clock and Saturdays
game at 80
The Delaware track team has a dual
meet with Johns Hopkins at Baltimore
on Sa aturday. This should be one of the
i>est meets of the season. Track Coach
LeCato is somewhat concerned over the
fact that Pittmau, his star sprinter, has a
bad leg Pittnan has been doing fine
WOTk IN Dotn OF THESE events ne Is
consoled however, by the showing of the
hurdle men, France, McMulen and Alex
ander, who are rounding into form.
One of the features of this meet will,
no doubt, he the 440-yard dash between
Harmer of Delaware and Thompson of
Hopkins Hammer won over Thompson Mt
the Middle States meet at Rutgers last
Saturday.
The records Of the two teams would
indicate that Hopkins may he stronger
in the track events with Delaware having
an edge in the field events.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
BOYS ATHLETIC MEET.
Large Number Of Entries Expected III
Events at Fair Grounds.

Although the date for the athletic
meet of the public schools is still ten
days off and the pupils still have until
May "a before filing their names. lndica-
tions now are that more than 200 boys
will take part in the contest. To date SIX
ty-three entries have been received by j.
G. Berger. athletic director OF the Com
munity Service, who is arranging the
details Of the meet
There will be twelve events during the
meet which will be held at the Delaware
State Fair Grounds at Elsmere, the con
tests to start at 80 o'clock in the alter
noon. School authorities are cooperating
in every way with the Community SER
vice to make the meet n success.
II is the intention of the Community
Service to hold meet for the boys ot the
parochial schools and another for the
girls of the public schools at later date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
MAN o. WAR WINS.

pimlico Race Track, Md, Nav 10
Man O. War styled 'the greatest horse
ever bred in Amerca" carried off first
honors in the Pimlico preakneas here yes
tcrday afternoon, the feature race OF the
present meeting, for a purse of s25,0Oo
added. The rich stake was put mp Tor
three-ycar-old colts and fllies over the
mile and a furlong course. The stalwarth
son of Fair play carrying l6 pounds with
c. Hummer up came through in the good
time of / minute 81 3-5 seconds, three
fifths of a second over the record time for
the Preakness race and the Samuel ID.
Riddle entry finished eight lengths ahead
Of Upset and Wildar the two II j. Whit
nev horses, who finished second and third
respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
CHURCH ATHLETIC LEAGUE.

A meeting Of the Church Athletic
League was held last night at which
Ii. l.. Mccoy was elected chairman to
succeed ]. III. Wright, who has resigned
The rules and regulations of the League
were given their final reading and
adopted. Those present last night were /:
First Central, J. J. Vannerman: Union.
Q. j.. Harkness; Scott NJ. f., Erwin
Heron and David Rutledge: West.
H. L. Mccoy and Samuel Geisbert
Grace NJ. f., +. S. Magee: St. Paul's,
J. III. Fulton and Eugene Sproul, Joseph
&. Berger, sports director of the Com
munity Service, presided over the meet
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
MARYLAND DIVISION LEAGUE.

A Maryland Division baseball league
was organized last night at meeting held
in the Athletic Association Of the F. B. &
W r. r.. with the following teams;
Media, Perryville, Lamokin. General
Office, Store Department and Wilmington
Shops all Maryland Division teams.
The winner of this league viii play
the following team Of the Grand Division
Norfolk, Baltimore and Delaware Division
and the winner of this series will play in
the General Managers contest.
Schedule for Saturday, May p, 1920
Wilmington Shops at Store Depart
ment. 18th and Spruce streets.
Perryville az Lamokin.
General Office at Media.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Defiance TO Dance.

Tonight the members Of the Defiance
Athletic Association will hold a learners
class in dancing at the association
rooms at Second and Jackson streets The
object Of the classes is 10 teach both the
old and new dances to the members bf
the association and the classes will be
held every Wednesday and Friday evening
during the summer months Tie CLASSES
are restricted to members only and will
begin promptly at 9 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Lakewood Defeats Fairmount.

Tie Lakewood baseball team defeated
Paramount % ), yesterday The star
Of the winning team was Pitcher Pat
Mccarthy Roy Conley featured for the
losing team with good pitching. Lake
wood will arrange games with any team
between the ages ol 10 10 To- send answers
to Manager Holmes I27 du Pont street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
GOLFERS FINISH THIRD.
Country Club Players Made Fine Showing
in WaIIinpfnrd Matches

In the Wallingford cup golf matches
the local team was able TO secure but two
of FIVE matches with the fast Cricket Club
PLAYERS The Wilmington golfers still
maintain their position among the leaders
The Philadelphia Cricket Club lost the
first two matches Yesterday but came
back strong and took the other three
CRICKET CLUB.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
AGAINST VARIATIONS.
English Coach Discourages Long
Distance Running, Claiming
it Shortens Life.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, May 10. Marathon run.
ming is dangerous practice and VIII
shorten the life of an athlete by several
years, according 10 Alfred ShrlIbb, famous
coach of the Oxford-Cambrldge track
team, which came TO this country to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
DELAWARE ELECTRIC WINS.
Ai-Wilmington Quot League Closed With
Non Partisans in Record Place.

The All-Wilmington Quot League sea-
son closed last night with the Delaware
Electric tossers carrying off the honors.
Following their game with Brack-Ex last
night, President l. NJ. Pragg presented
the members of the winning team with
engraved gold rings, while the Non-Parti-
san players were awarded gold tie pms
for taking second place
The champion Delaware Electric team
following the ceremonies last night issued
a sweeping challenge to any team IN the
city for series of games, excepting the
three All-Wilmington league teams that
dropped from the league.
Their manager stated that this was
done on account of the Delaware Electric
numerous victories over these teams IN
league competition and he did not think
it was necessary to play them again.
The challenging team must send In
their lineup which they have used through
out the season if they desire TO compete
for the titlc the Desco aggregation now
claim
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
TWILIGHT LEAGUE.

The Belmont and Third Ward teams
Of the Defiance Twilight League will play
this evening Manager Gillespie, Of the
Belmont team, will send Jimmy Clarke
against the Warders tonight, saving Magill
for his battle Thursday night with the
Tenth Ward team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

wALLlNGFoRD TEAM cur.
DoNAHUE WINS OVER GROVES.

In the pocket billiard championship
of the city Matt Donahue defeated
Groves at Grady's Billiard parlors, last
night, 1OO-6s. In the opening game last
night Mister had little trouble with
Houston, winning l00-53, Rushworth
viii oppose Macklin tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
RAYMOND GOING STRONG.

At Williamsport, Pa, Monday night Kid
Harris the local welter weight knocked
out Kid Wilson in six rounds of ten
round fight Ralph Raymond another
Wilmington weltcrweight knocked oui
Ramho in ak rounds. Raymond will
fight ri the Auditorium next Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
SALES|ANUM WINS
OVER RIDLEY PARK
Clark's Pitching for Locals Fea-
tures Fast Game in Penn
sylvania Town.

The Salesianum Ca holic High School
! triumphed over he Ridley Park nine yes
terday afternoon, 4-3, Clark work on
the mound for the locals being the feature
of the game The locals will play La
Sale High School of Philadelphia a
Eighteenth and Van Buren sire Is next
Tuesday fternoon. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Game al Rockford Park.

Lorraine Reserves will play the Ward
Reserves at the Rockford Park grounds on
Friday evening. Robertson, McGlook
and Ward will bc the Vest Siders battery
MAY % the Reserves play the Yorklyn,
Del. team at lorklvn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
ST. MARY S WINS AGAIN.

st. Mary's team defeated ST. Paul's
yesterday, 1873. ST. Mary's is anxious for
games with school teams Of the city.
Address Manager Grant, 1404 Lancaster
avenue, or call 4204-N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

participate in the University of Pennsyi-
vania relay races.
At banquet in honor II his team
Shrubb urged that American yoitha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Prenarinp for Outing.

The keystone Field Club is completing
final arrangements for its first annual
excursion to Augustine Beach, Monday,
June Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
LFAGTE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, IL; Cleveland. Q.
Detroit, s; Athletics, ,.
Chicago. 4; Boston, 3.
Washington, II; II. Louis, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, /: st. Louis, O.
New York, 5; Chi ago, 6 ~ innings.
Pittsburg, Z; Boston, ,.
Brooklvn-CincinnatI, wet grounds
GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Boston at Plttsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St Louis at New York
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
Boston Al PHtsburg
New York at Chicago
Brooklyn al Clncin natl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

should not be encouraged 10 compete IN
long distance contests. The effect % 40
muscles, heart and other oTgang, ho said,
causes premature death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

Ridley Park oo3 5000 %
Two-base hit, Coyle Struck out. by
yollrner, II; by Clark, IL Bases on
balls, off Nollmer, 81 off Clark, / Larn-
ed runs. Salesianum, 3; Ridley Park
Double plays, Thorn to Mclaughlin;
Buckley TO Butler. Stolen bases, Salesi
anum, S; Ridley Park, 8. Sacrifice hit,
Quinn. Hit by pitched ball, McKenna.
Time Of game, lao. Umpires, Jones and
Riley.