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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
SALESIANUM WINS
FROM VILLA NOVA
Pennsylvania Boys Defeated in
Good Game by Score OF
81 to 90.

Before the largest crowd OF spectators
Of the season the Salesianum basketball
five humbled the Villa Nova College fresh
men squad at the Brownson gym, last
night, by the one-sided score of 57-29
The hall was packed SO full that the large
bleachers could not accommodate the
number Of Gold and White supporters,
it being necessary for many TO be salts
fed with standing room only" In all,
il was estimated that over 400 were pres
ent. including many ladies'.
This contest marked the Salcsianum
speed boys return in several ways. First
and foremost, last nights game was
return TO form. They played their op-
ponents off their feet on several occasions,
and they recovered their shooting ac-
curacy, rs is we'll attcsted by the final
score. Their defense has also improved,
though not vet up TO its usual standard.
IL was also a return TO Saleslanum'
old-time basketball headquarters Brown
son Hall Since il has been remodelcd, IL
is in fine shape for this sport, though small.
A fact 20 be noted il that the West Eighth
street passers entered last nights con
test with but one afternoons practice on
the new floor, and their showing was Of
the Al class in spite of this handicap.
And then again last nights game was
a Homecoming for the West street lads, af
ter having PLAYED four successive games
on foreign floors within two weeks, during
which time they managed 10 break even,
winning two and losing a like number.
Villa Nova started the scoring with q
field goal 10y Laughlln, last years snappy
st. Josephs Prep star. But the locals
soon became acquainted with the floor
and gradually forged into the lead and
far ahead, until at half time the score
rested 81 to IL
But at the opening of the second period
the Freshies came back strong and mar
rowed the score by & points. through the
accurate shooting of Laughlin and Nc
Donald The brakes were then applied
hy the Gold and White guards, and the
Pennsylvanians were never dangerous
during the remainder of the game.
For the locals, Lowell and Quinn were
high scorers, while Seery played n great
defensive game, allowing his man but
one lone two-pointer Walsh put up n
stellar Fame as roaming guard, and Sic
oeeded IN slipping in two-counters be-
sides. Ryczek also did well at center,
in addition TO 3 field goals.
Villa Nova Freshies came here with
record of 6 victories against defeats,
having met such teams as Hoboken II s,
Lawrenceville High, Penn Fresh and
Others.
Loyola High School win be Saturday
afternoons $ attraction az Brownson, whom
they play the Salesianum tossers a return
game. The locals defeated this Baltimore
combination two weeks ago by a 2o-l5
score on their own floor. They expect 10
roll up another large score in this contest,
and another turnout Of Gold and White
supporters is anticipated.
Last night s completed score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
CAN SELL THE HoGs.-
JERSEY School Director World Spend
More on Porkeys Than Teachers.

Trenton, Feb pa public hearing
yesterday upon Assernblyrnsn Devoe's bill
providing a minimum salary 0f 81 ,O0O
n year for public school teachers brought
out classic A farrner-rnsrnhey of
Camden county school board had entered
opposition 20 the measure and Mr. DeVoe
asked him how much his districts annual
appropriation was
1T is 10000 n year" replied the
school director
How many children have you7"
"six hundred "
That's only $50 year eseh You
spend tha. much upon a good bog. don't
your"
Yes. bat can sell the hog, came the
reply, which ended that particular phase
Of the discussion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
$4,000. 900 FOR ARMY CAMPS.
udeet of Expenditures Ready For
Presidents Signature.

Washington, Feb. 26..-Thc confer
cnoo report on the bill authorizing ex-
ponditure Of approximately x6,OV,00O
NJ two score army camps and fields was
adopted in the House Monday without
opposition and nov goes 20 the President.
The measure directs that Camps Chr
don, Georgia. and Gusts, Virginia. shall
not be sold before June 30, 1921, and
that Camp Taylor, Kentucky, be sold
not later than that date
Purchase Of tho Curtiss- Elmwood air
plane plant, Buffalo, N. y, also is
directed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26

3 minutes 35 seconds md III seconds
respectively.
Two years later, in August and Sep
tcrnber, 1903, Sir Thomas Upton brought
over Shamrock LII with great hopes of
beating Reliance, but once more he was
disappointed, as the American boat out
sailed the Irish yacht IN three successive
racea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
GOT COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS.

New York, Feb. 26.-NIr and Mrs.
Phillip Hunters, of West New York, n J.
went to a theatre Monday night and all
through the performance wondered who
had sent them tickets marked "Compli-
mentary." When they returned home
Mrs. Hunters iewelry and other valuables
were missing. They also found a note
which read:
"Now you know who sent the tickets"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
REDUCES PRICE OF LUMBER.
Output Of Eleven Spokane Mills to be
Sold nj Big Drop.

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 26.--To stabilize
the lumber market price reductions of
10 to 80 per cent, were announced here
yesterday by tho Weyerhauser Sales
Company, distributors FOR eleven mills.
The announcement says the demand
for lumber exceeds the supply, that car
shortage and other transportation diffi-
culties have restricted deliveries, and
that buyers bidding against each other
has discouraged construction.
The output of the eleven mills will be
sold to the retailer and the consumer,
eliminating the speculator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
GASOLINE TO GO HIGHER.

Philadelphia, Feb 26.-Claiming that
producers are holding crude petroleum
from the market in order TO force higher
prices, independent refiners, meeting
Tuesday in the Bellevue-Stratford pre-
dicted further advance in the price of
gasoline.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
SEASON ENDS WITH
Si'.'ARTHMORE GAME
Delaware College in Final Basket
ball Contest is Hoping
TO Get Even.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Feb. 26.-Delaware College
basketball team will play its final game
for the present season tomorrow night
when they meet Swarthrnore in the local
cage. To date Delaware has won ii and
lost , games this season. The game to-
morrow night will be one OF the hardest
Of the season. as Sw2rthm0re has AN eX-
ceptiorially fast team The Little Quakers
have been Delaware's iinx for several
Years. Last year Swarthmore Dosed
Delaware out by couple of points after
a hard game. Coach Shipley and his
players are anxious to get even for that
defeat so tine game tomorrow night is
sure TO be fast one. The contest will
start at AS clock.
Tomorrow nights game will be the
last that Captain 'Bess" Carter viii play
Tor Delaware, as he graduates in June. He
ls the only member OF the squad. however,
that Coach Shipley viii lose by graduation
20 the Blue and Gold is sure to be strong
again next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
Golden Eagles Pitch Quoits.

The members of Crusaders Castle,
X. G. f., held quot pitching contest
recently between j. Elmer Betty, William
on one side and Charles Cathcart, John f.
Cloud, Leonard Bonsell and George
Andrews on the other. Crusaders or
chestra furnished music, r. G. Willard Me-
Kendrick favored with songs, the refresh
ment committee furnished ice cream, cake
and cigars. The Betty team won three
straight games. There will be another con-
test, but the date has not been set
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
ROW LING.

Tho following scores were rolled last
night ON the alleys Of Gradys bowling
and billiard parlors:
BANCROFT LEAGUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26

Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 26.-The
Oklahoma House passed a joint resolution
yesterday ratifving the Federal Woman
Suffrage Amendment after nearly six
hours debate by a vote Of a TO IL.
The resolution was sent at once 70
the Senate where il received its first read
ing. Consideration viii be resumed today.
Naturalization forces suffered defeat
in the first skirmish in the House when
substitute resolution referring to the
question of ratification TO the voters was
ruled out by the Speaker. The House
upheld this decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
WILSON APPEALS FOR SUFFRAGE.
President Urges Oklahoma Legislature 10
Ralify Amendme nj.

Washington, Feb 26.-President Will
SON appealed yesterday to the Legislature
of Oklahoma 70 ratify the Federal suffrage
amendment.
In an Identical telegram sent to both
houses Of the Legislature and the Lieu
tenant-GoyernOr the President said:
MAY | not take the liberty Of express
sing my earnest hope that Oklahoma will
join the other suffrage States in ratifying
the Federal suffrage amendment, thus
demonstrating anew its sense of Justice
and retaining its place as a leader in De-
mocracy?'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction OF many and will be to you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
OLD swEDEs WIN.
Defeat Newark Y. M. &. A. In Mstlcss
Contest by Score of7l To %.

In rather listle~s game last night tho
Old Swcdes basketball team defeated tho
Newark Y. NJ. G. A. by tho score OF II
to rs, Mt Old Swedes Hall. Spcakmnn,
Zeigler and Walls did good work for tho
Old swedrs team. g. Hopkina played
best for the Newark boys. The lineup:
Old Swcden (71.) Newark ''Y" t25).
Speakman 49,. forward ...... Eisner
Walls =. I. ;. center -. g. Hopkins
Jewell ..... guard ....... Morris
Whitesidc guard .... Rutter
Field goals-Speakman 7; Heipler, 3;
Walls, o; Jewell, Whiteside, Eisner 2;
Mendenthal, G. Hopkins, s; Morris. Foul
goals-speakman, 8; Zeigler, 2; Eisner,
3 Referee Marden. Time Of halves
20 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
Eertisement ia Every Evening. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
Last nights completed score:
sALEsiANUM G. II. $.
IL.
VILLA NOVA FRESHMEN

Referee, Ross Central Board. Time
keeper, L. L. Bader
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-26
puNRAvEN' S DEFEATS.

another challenge came. This time Lord
Dunraven's Nalkyrie Ii was the visiting
craft. Four Yachts were built for the
honor of defending the cup, but Nigi' ant
was chosen. Three out of five races were
TO be won and Vigilant took three sue
cesslvely.
Lord Dunrav tried again in 1895 with
Valkyrie III, but with no better result.
LIPToNs INITIAL EFFORT.
Sir Thomas Upton made his initial
effort to lift the Americas Cup in the
fall of 1899 with Shamrock A new
American boat, Columbia Ill, was selected
to keep the trophy on this side of the
Atlantic and she defeated the visiting
sloop three straight The first race
took place October 10, 1899, and Shamrock
was taken by 10 minutes seconds cor
reeted time. The next day Columbia Ill
won again, finishing alone, as Shamrock
withdrew after carrying away her top
sail. The third and decisive race took
place October 20, and the Yankee yacht
outsailed her rival by q minutes 81 seconds
corrected time.
Sir Thomas built another challenger.
Shamrock Ill, for the 1901 series, in which
the Americans again pinned their faith
to Columbia Three races were sailed
and once more the visiting Irish Baronet's
representative was a triple loser. On
September IS, the Irish yacht lost by
! minute and 20 seconds. The other
two races were sailed on October 3 and
4, Columbia winning both by margins of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

We are having some cool cloudy
weather " present. which We hope
vii. turn into rain.
The farmers are very busy pillow
ing and getting ready Tor the much
hopei for rain which IL very much
needed for aod breaking.
Tho box supper at Foster school
house Saturday night was a success
and good crowd present while ]
ann sure thele would have been sew.
eral more present owing TO the sand
storm which came up just at dusk
and am sue kept several away that
would have come II is not known
how much was made At this writing
at the supper.
Mrs. W b. Copcland's mother
and brother Of Jones county, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Donnel spent few days Of
last week with Mrs. Copeland OF
Slide.
Mr.. Claude Moore had car acct
dent while coming home from the
box supper Saturday night His car
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11
ACUFF HAPPENINGS OF
THE PAST WEEK

There was larger crowd at Acuf
Sunday. morning than we expected
on account Of such a nOrther. We are
clad little interest az least was
manifested
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rush and son,
Volnev. are AZ his fathers. Mr.. ). 5.
Rush. this week and last.
The crew a. Acuif are all rejoic
ing because they are through thresh-
ing NJ last.
Davis Pounds was cleaning out his
Dodge garage last week and the door
slammed and hit him over the eye
and close TO the temple, bruising him
up right sharply However nothing
serious
There will be two sermons at Acuf
Sunday We invite everyone 10 come
out and hear Brother Taylor, who IS
from Lubbock.
Mrs. Fuller spent part Of last week
with her sister, Mrs. Jackson who
lives in Lubbock.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Evitt ate din
ner with her brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. R Davis, Sunday.
Davis Aubrey and Z. c. Pounds
visited r. G. Russ Sunday after
church.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Evitt and Miss
Olive Pounds motored to Lubbock
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Evitt at
tended the show at the Lindsey.
SANITY Hypocrites and Honest Sin
ners." They report a very pleasant
time.
Attention There viii be pro-
gram at Acuf school house Saturday
evening, March 18th Lots Of good
music and q very entertaining pro-
gram. Everybody come and bring
some one with you Wei do the rest.
March 18Th. don't forget the date
and be sure to come.
We enjoyed having the Lubbock
visitors very much last Monday. Ev-
eryone seemed to have good time
and we invite them back again.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

became unmanageable and over
turned with all the occupants caught
underneath. But all crawled out with
only small cuts and bruises.
There will be a box supper at
Slide school house. March 20. for the
benefit Of the school. Remember the
date and everybody come Saturday
night March goth.
Joe b. Reiger and Tommie Canon
visited c. l.. Reiger Tuesday night
Mrs. NJ l.. Williams was called
to Lubbock to see her daughter, Mrs.
Claude Dean Saturday night. who
was real sick.
Mrs. b. T. Sumner is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Thelma and Jack Foster Of
near Lubbock attended the box sup
per Saturday night.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp OF every particle OF
dandruff, get a small bottle Of de-
hghtful "Danderine" at any drug or
toilet counter for q few cents, pour
a little in your hand and rub Il into
the scalp. After several Applications
the hair usually stops coming out
and you can't find any dandruff.
Your hair will grow strong, thick and
long and appear soft. glossy and
twice as beautiful and abundant.
Try IL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

Mrs. Bob Knox Of Olustee, Okla
homa, passed through here the lat
ter part Of last week enroute home
after visiting with relatives in the
eastern part Of New Mexico. Mrs,
Knox il well known by several par.
ties Of this country, having resided
here when a child.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

Lorraine Quinn. editor of the Lo-
renzo Enterprise, was over to visit
his parents Monday and looking af-
ter business matters. He reports bus
mess good in Lorenzo and every in
dication points to a rapid growth
during the remainder Of this year
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

La, FuS WITH PEPsIN" Is a specially
wel .rr,i Syrup Tonic-Losative for Habitual
Constipation II relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA 10 81 days
TO induce regular action. II Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant 10 Take sOu
" botile.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

C. p. Scott, travelling auditor for
the Panhandle & Santa Fe. of ANA
rilo, is in the city this week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11
TO THE FARMERS

After this week. will gin Friday,
March 26th, then quit for the season.
Yours very truly
WEST TEXAS GIN CO,
FULLER GIN co. 312
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11

Rev. Hendricks, pastor Of the Sla-
ton Methodist church and Forrest
Payne and Mr.. Abbott Of Slaton were
visitors to Lubbock last Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-11
What causes
Indigestion y

An excess 81 acid IN The stomach aours
ho .o,d and starts iefmentatlon, Dis
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irr.t bat ~, lso humps " lead Then
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BOT ach and inte-tiner.
fDw tablet. 40 itpcs Diapepsin'
o relief almost ~. spon - they reach
b. .,.fmcn "pape's Dmpcpsin" costs
i'.le AZ llur stnir-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
ASSIGNMENTS ARE MADE
UNDER NEW SCHOOL PLAN

II was announced yesterday TO the
children OF the several schools the
.crms 10 which they have been as
signed under the - Weeks Plan
Tho school board gave out the fol-
lowing communication relative 20
this matter
Il has been the purpose % the
several committees appointed by the
school board for he purpose. 20 place
an children ot a family IN the same
term " they 80 desired and " YOU
lind your children have not been as
signed 20 the same term. you will
understand that some mistake has
been made. Grouping 5000 children
Is quite task. and q Is impossible
20 do & without making some mis-.
takes
IL an error has been made in
your case, take the matter up With
the principal of The school which
your oldest child is attending DO
not phone. but 20 10 he school Tor
that Is the more satisfactory vay 10
handle the matter n you do 70, 70,
Fa;lsiac Ion frcm the priaelpal take
the matter up With TIE grievance
committee % the school board that
will be ia session one day next
week"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

tend the national convention. to be-
held In san Francisco.
II II very important that the right
sort Of delegates be chosen TO attend
these conventions
For instance. Bailey and his fol
lowers wan, delegates from the state
convention 10 80 10 san Francisco
prepared 10 rcpudiatc President vii
son and the Democratic adminisira-
tion
II this Is 20 he frustrated. the del
ogatCs chosen al the precinct con-
vcniions on Saturday must be- known
10 favor endorsing the Wilson ad-
ministration, In order that ihcv.
when they attend the county conycn-
ton. may vote to send delegates Of
like mind to Dallas. where pro-ad-
ministrail0n delegates may select the
delegation that O. TO 80 20 san Fran
cisco.
Remember every voter Is qualified
10 sit In ;hc precinct conventions
md il il therefore OF the utmost inn
nortance that every voter who fayors
endorsement % the Wilson admins
ration be- on hand 20 oppose any e.
'er, that may BE- made TO rct anti
administration delegates elected 20
the county convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
phi. SHOWS >TgnNGiY
.iGNlN>r FORMER
><NiTOI; BAll.El

Tna' 80 I,,i4 Ctrty l..as... 81.
N.u,G Voters ~ot.' u sf.4ui,i.
resident Wilson ara M, p.r.. ..,,r
a'Dn'f ir'rt.f. YVES the ,ui-tlgc ~
t'l1lgt,n passed. at n,,tins %.
inst orcau!fl'tH. N,f.rdi' aif,rrna..
IN he county court run ~ 49, lpr'
house - which tn IRE, aiiiur anti.
u'nt With 'ro sHtap'tn % ,r. l.-.
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M. t,lling 200, Nruu g fd, u.usi
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ga pol taX n' st,T z 90. So l.i
b. Permitted g. SO, iu ~ rr.U-I.'-
and aos 20 'tr' rr mat would Do. Sd.
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-ri nat th.v 900 a,
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f''e 'n ih' state ftntHu
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20. c4rI' f.rau.., loot r.et ffr
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day a. rlI1eE ir 'r. iruic' cur
rom ara 40 m,n.lers "a Co. urged :
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
PRECINCT CONVENTIONS.

II Is especially the case with many
% the new voters" OF Texas. that
the meaning OF the preciuc; oonyen-
lions. 20 be held on Saturday. Is not
vet quite clear For their benefi,
they are here explained.
The precinct conventions. slated
FOR Saturday afternoon al . o'clock
and the county conventions. 20 b.
held on MAY T. and the state con;
vention 10 be held later have 20 do
With the selection Of delegates q
the National Democratic Convention
which meets this year In san Fran
cisco. where a president will b. nom
mated.
saturday when you attend ,h'
precinct coaveniions-and ever
qualified voter ought 20 b. there
you will vote Tor delegates 20 th'
county conventions. In the county
conventions. these delegates which
you have ssIscied viii In turn choose
aelegates TO attend the state eonNen'
ion At Dallas At Dallas. the dele
Gates assembled from the various
counties. will name delegates 70 at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
personal. LIBERTY"

We are going 10 establish IN
your locality one or more branches
OF the National Personal Liberty
League to combat the CROWNS ten.
dsncy OF politicians and others 10
violate our freedom and 20 DESTROY
the inali,nahle right OF each state 10
manage its own affairs. In the fur
thsrance OF these ideals We Intend to
urge the candidacy Of Governor Ed
ward I. Edwards OF New Jersey for
he Presidency"
This was the first paragraph OF a
letter Just received by the editor.
and this paragraph IS enough to tell
the story wiihou, reference 10 the
other two pages OF closely typevrit-
ten dope.
We" means I'VE fellows who want
a drink"
Freedom" means right to buy.
sell or purchase a drink"
''stsie rights" means tho right OF
4 state to smash this abominable
national prohibition smendmen,
which seems likely TO be affixed 10
the constitution shorty"
And these ideals" referred TO In
the last sentence. pertains TO the
"immorals" OF the communities OF
the nation. We assume.
State rights is now the plea OF the
liquor interests in Texas. Joe Bailey
Is the official advocate OF that theory.
The reason the liquor Interests have
espoused the state rights plea Is that
Il seems TO b. the only wedge avail
able TO check the progress OF the
prohibition movement
Bailey. like those other ants. calls
himself a prohibitionist and advo-
Gates state rights. ]. We had state
nghts OF the sort he described. he
would advocate local option Law
that would permit counties 10 decide
for themselves this momen,ous ques-
iion. and so on. ad infiniium.
The kind OF prohibition tha; pre-
wallis. is never satisfactory to an an;i.
lie Is a proaibilionisi. but he wants
some other sort than tina; which is
prevailing.
Bailey Just doesn't like the "kind
Of prohibition which is now the vogue
which, being Interpreted. means
that he doesn't like any kind.
We want PERSONAL LIB
ERTY,"
Bunk.