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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
Jolly Variety Mt LYRIC.

Foreign and domestic variety acts
VIII compete for honors on the acVv
bi!l which comes TO the Lyric today
Tor TIA. opening half of the week
Opening the show will be the Jor-
dan Girls. two daring aerial artists.
Tn" girls are good performers and
good sportsw omen. They are not
afraid TO take q chance. as they
demonstrate IN every hazardous feat
IN their exhibition. Most Of the
stunts the two cool headed dashini;
little women essay are neck -risking
Snow and Vclmar, who follow IN.
Jordnns on the bill. have fast and
funny whirl OF comedy, singing and
dancing. Labeled, You Pick En-"
one of the best variety divertis-
mcnts Of the season. is promise In
The act OF the Lovebcrg Sisters AMI
Neary. two pretty and talented
comncd!ennes and a dro!l eccentric
nonscnsical fun. with song and dance
Interruptions. all des signed TO amusc.
Then there is Chris ~ ha-ds. Eng
lish comedian. with Inc OF wheezes
and spoofs that won him tremendous
popularity in the London music halls.
richards Is versatile funmakcr, an
original and his success in America
has ccl!psed even his London record.
where he was featured in one theatcr
FOR more than year Another Eu-
roDean act, closing the show, is the
sensational athletic exhibition OF
Page, Hack and Mack, Il trio OF dare
devil arrobat!h clowns. who keen
their audience alternately laughing
and gasping. New movies" supple.
m"nt the vaudeville offerings.
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Movie Calendar

HIJoU-ncrt LytcIl, In "rhc
Right of wny.-
nLUEBIItD-Tom sIix. in 'Dcs-
crt Love-"
HROADwAY-An Stewart, In
"Fhc yellow TyphoOn.r
COLOSIhL-D Dorothy Gish, in
"itcnodclInE Her Husband"
lSIS-w. 5. Hart, in "Thc Toll
Gntr."
ODEON - Pauline Frederick. I'm
"Thc Woman I'm Room IT,"
REN "Thc 3Ioonridcrs- md
"Ships Alloy,
NiCTOIt-w. s. Hart, In "yyngon
Tracks,"
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ADJUSTMENTS
.That.s My wife" ut the strand

What promises TO be AN entertain
mcnt superior even To the piquant
pretty Baby" Is the second Offering
of the Jimmie Hodges Musical Com
"dy stock Company III the summer
season at the Strand. That's My
WIFE," which Will have It's initial per
foruancc this evening and w!ll be
given each night this week al popu-
lar. priccH. with Wednesday and Sat
urday matlnees. That's Ny Wife"
is described as peculiarly acst.ul and
lively. a smart connection Of the
latest music and well arranged
dances, IN which the Dixie Chorus"
Viii participate prominently. George
TwyInan viii be seen in the leading
comedy. part. role being provided
which is said to furnish ample scope
for the display OF his elastic versa
tility and talents. Twyman will be
supported by the same able company
which established tn" popularity Of
"frctty l!aby," including Rene Vim
cent. Mary Farrell. Joe Is. McC;ce. Dan
belmont, Al Carroll and Il comInctli-
cnnc. who VIII make her first appear
anc" tonight, Adeline MCGEE. report
cd 10 he exceptionally clever and UNI
ucn!2bly charming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
Sick Room .Iazz.

You don't usually find much com
ed% In sick room. But. then IL isn't
often that you have an invalid who
keeps 4 sa1ophone secluded under his
bed and wilcs away odd moments by
playing the instrument. That's the
kind OF sick man" Wallace Reid
is in sick Abcd." his new picture.
which Will be on view at the Colon
iai Thcater today and through Thurs
day. Wallie has the role OF young
man who les shamming sickness in
order not to appear in court as
witness against a friend in a divorce
suit. And while lodging the doctors,
who suspect his indisposition 10 be
"phoncy. he encounters beautiful
nurse. with whom he falls in love
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Fine Hart Picture.

>, the scenic settings for William s.
iartS new Paramount-Art pic
lure, The Toll Gate" which will be
seen at the Isis theater this week. are
declared 10 be among the finest ever
chosen for film drama The won
territory. the strange outcroppings
IN the hills that border tho coast
range. the sweeping valleys. the nat
uTai underground river. the wooded
pafSeS-all combine TO enhance the
charm OF the story.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHIFTS

eiicns Foot tease. tho antiscptic powder
10 DC shaken Into the shoes and sprinkled
In the foot-bath. The Plattsburg Camn
Manual advises men in training to use
Foot-Ease in their shoes each morning.
IT prevents blisters and soro spots and
relieves painful. swollen. srnart!ng feet
and takes the sting out OF corns and bum
ions. Always use Aliens Foot-Easo to
break In new shoes-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07

or difficult to name tho decisive bat
tic or battles Of the recent war.
When the armisticc was signed No
vember IL, 1918. there were four ma
jor operations in the allied cam
paiEn of that year In progress. They
were the Sommc, the Disc Aisnc. the
Yprcs-Lys and the Meusc-Argonnc.
All these plans were abruptly termi-
mated when Germany asked for an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07

John Bowers now playing opposite
Pauline Frederick in Goldwyn pic
lures made Il hit with Madgc Ken
incdy In her new ioidwyn picture.
strictly Confidential" adapted from
the novel by Jerome *. jerome.
Fanny and the Servant Problem"
Mr. Towers plays the leading male
vehicle for Pauline Frederick. The
Woman In Room 49," at the Odeon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting ON legal md medical
subjects. ARE answered free. An NIL
Inquiries nre answered directly by
personnl letter, sctf-nddrcsaed
stamped envelope IL required. Ad-
dress The Tirncs-Dtspntch Informn-
lion bureau. Richmond, Va.
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From To,lie. to Films.

From Foilics showGirl to leading
role with motion picture star is an
advance not many girls could make
WIN as lew intermediate steps as has
virginia Caldwell, VINO plays Kath-
Teen. the wife OF the barrister,
beauty steele, enacted by Bert Ivy
tell in the Screen Classics. Inc, pro-
duction Of Sir Gilbert Parkcr's mas
ter novel. The Right OF Way" which
shows 1T the Bijou Theatcr today, to-
morrow and Wednesday,. Miss Cald-
Next she was a manneuuin with MIR
Lyte!l in Lombard Ltd" Now she
has an important part in his sup
port in The Right Of Way"
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RJchmond Thcot.r C,r

F. l.. T., Washington. ID. C.-The
Richmond Thcater was burned down.
with a loss of something like sixty
lives. including that OF the Cover
nor OF the state, on the night of De-
ccmbcr 20. 1911
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rom Mix nj the n,ucht,d

Tom MiH opens a four-day en-
gagemcnt at the Blucbird today In
what Is said to be his strongest
Western role In Desert Love" hc-
ton Lex the keynote of the produc
tion-such action as Mix is capable
OF at his hest-thrillng. sweeping,
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Double Victor I.rorrnn

At the Victor today and tomorrow
William s. Hart viii be shown in
wagon Tracks," one OF his delight
fully interesting Western produce
lions. having as it's companion on
the program Juanita Hansen in the
ninth episode Of The Lost city" en-
titled The Miracle Of Black Walls"
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Money Doubling It,cif.

S. *. s.. Buchanan.-Money will
double Itself at per cent simple
Interest in 1867 years. Money Will
double Itself at 6 per cent compound
interest in 11.9o years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07

Florida Fruit Chewing Gum is simply
delicious. Made by flccr. Try n
package today. All NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Meaning of "Co-Ed.,

cd" is the slang expression for CO.
Women in co-cduca-
al institutions. where women and
men are educated together. are usu-
ally referred TO aB co.. eds II also
deeignatcs college or institution
where both sexes are educated.
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WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: June CAN inter.
estingf event at the Fredericksburg State
Normal School Thursday evening Was IN.
marriage OF tho Rev. Edwin Thomas Cor
nclus. ot Aqua Calicntu. Mexico. and Miss
l.uttIv y. Roberts. OF Lancaster No. Miss
Roberts Was mcmDtr OF the schVu! facul.
~ ana Mrs. Cornelius is "A missionary OF
Iac Christian Church to Mexico. Tho ccrc-
inonv Was performed In the school chapel
Dy the Rev. W. J. Young. -. -.
LYSCIBURG. June c.-Mr. and Mrs "
l.. Moore have issued Invitations FOR ,lc
marriage OF their sister. Niles Lillian scott
Moore. To John Dudley Holt. when is to
be celebrated mere June Il at Ears: Pres
bJtciGan Church.
BLACKSTONE June G.--M!sy Ruth Arncs
BARROW aud William s.. j. Robertson. OF
Fayetteville y. c.. were rnarritd this even
ihE at Crcnshaw Methodist Church At
blackstone.
I.YSCHBURG. June c Announccrncn,
has lust been made here Of tn. marriage
last Saturday at Bristol OF George III
Williams. o, Washington.
PULASKI June e.-,Mr. and Mrs T. w
Gillespie nay. Issued invitations FOR The
marriage OF their daughter. Laura Louise
TO Oscar J.. Jordan. Jr. The wedding wiii
take place june Is IA Centenary CHurch
Knoxville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. June ALLEN
Carlton iucadO OF Apponat,oX County
and Miss Mary Make. OF this city. wers
married yesterday at the parsDnage OF
the First baptist Church
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John Iiowcrs Leading Mnn.

Sick Abcd' was adapted from the
stage farce OF the same name. Pretty
Bcbe Daniels appears rs the nurse.
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EMS MEETINGS..

for 81. EdIu's Academy to attend tn.
Soninensemcnt. Juno 10. and 81. DOM
inics. OF Washington. u. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07

The board OF tho J. v. -. a. will NEE,
Tuesday morning 1T IL o'clock az - South
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PENCE SPRINGS, W. VA.

Located on tho MAIN LINE G. G Q. Ry.,
80 miles west OF tho Grcenbricr White
Sulphur Springs, and but ten minutes Ride
from depot.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1850 feet Golf,
Fishing. Dancing, etc
Best Medicinal Water in tho vlrginiaa
Booklet md ltntes.
W. ID. PAXTON. Manager.
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Rheumatism

is completely washed out of the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
water. Positively guaranteed by
offer. Tastes fine: costs
n ttine. Delivered anywhere by our
richmond agents = Spence Nunnn-
mlkcr Co. Phone them.-Adv
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The Inst battles Of the War.
Subscriber. Lynchburg-It is rath-
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY. unless otherwise shown) published
only as information and not guaranteed,
Daily except Sunday. 4 Sunday only
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
LOTS OF SPORT AT
BELLEVUE TRAPS
Several Big Events Next Saturday
Harlan Plant Presents Fine
Trophies.

At meeting of tho Board Of Directors
of the Wilmington Trapshootlng Associa-
ton, last Tuesday night, arrangements
were completed to have one of the most
interesting and active shoots this SEASON mt
their traps nj Bellevue on Saturday. Sew
oral shoot-offs will be staged IN addition
to the 5O-bird race for leg on the Hotei
du Pont trophy Special take home
prizes viii be shot off by the winners oi
each class. The final shoot for the late
Colonel Buckncr trophies will he shot and
tho 20 men who have won legs will com
pete for the eight prizes.
Glass 4 trophy, shot for last Saturday,
resulted in tic between Isaac Turner,
Clarence Voshsll and William Swayno.
This tie will he shot off next Saturday.
Capt w. A. Simonton and lsaac Turner
will cross guns to decide who takes pos
session of tho Delaware open State cham
pionship cup Much interest is csntered IN
this shoot of and the match will be 30
close that not until the last shot is fired
win the winner be definitely known.
The Harlan Gun Club of the Harlan
plant made the announcement at the
meeting. through their MIR Deidcriohs and
MIR Wrattcn, that the Harlan Gun Club
will present 10 the Wilmington Trapshoot-
ing Association four trophies 20 he known
as tho Harlan plant trophies, 10 be shot for
by the members of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association one trophy for each
Of the four classes, A. II, G and ID. These
trophies were presented to the association
in n very nice talk by Mr. Deiderichs, and
we're received with much enthusiasm by
| all the directors present These trophies
| will not he shot for next Saturday, but
will be put UP for competition as soon a'
proper arrangements can he made.
asst Saturdays shoot was very Fuo-
crssful in both attendance and good time
and very appropriate opening for the
/ beginning Of the fall season, as hlg thlng'
/ arc planned and much expected of th'
club activities during tho coming fai
| and winter months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
DELAWARE FOOTBALL.
To Play 50. Johns College on Frazer
Field Saturday.

special Correspondence tn Every Evening
Newark, Oct 1i.-Dclaware College
football team wall play their old collegiate
rivals, st Johns Of Annapolis, on the
local gridiron next Saturday afternoon
The game will start at 3 O'Clock, VII
mngtonians desiring TO attend the game
can get good service on the II. and q,
railroad both before and after the game.
These two teams have fought some
great battles in football during the past
quarter Of century and anothe interest
ing contest can be expected Saturday
St John gave the strong Dickinson team
a hard battle last Saturday.
Coach Shiplcy, owing to the fact that
number Of the Delaware players were
slightly injured in the hard scrimmage ON
Tuesday between the varsity and scrubs
only had signal practice yesterday.
The annual Freshman-Sophomore field
and track meet viii be held this afternoon.
Although last years class has number OF
CLASSY track men. il Is reported that they
will have to exert themselves 70 the limit
to win over the frcshies this altornoons rs
the first year boys are said 10 have some
excellent material.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
HOME TOWN SHUNS JACKSON.
Even GrccnviIIe Mil Team Refuses Joe
Use Of Park.

Greensville. s. c.. Oct 14.-On the heels
of the Grccnvillc Clubs denial Of the Use
Of it's park. the Monaghan and Duncan
Cotton Mill management yesterday an
nounoed that it would not allow the use
Of their mill parks for the games schcd-
uled for today, Friday and Saturday 10
include Joe jackson and Lefty" Williams,
suspended Chicago White Sox PLAYERS
The daily papers here had carried an
nouncements Of the proposed series, and
the lineup Of the "All Star" team was to
include besides jackson and Williams,
Walter Barbara. Of the Pittsburg Ma
ttonals: Ballenger. Of ST, LOUIS; Town
send, Of the Boston Braves, and number
of other leaguers who arc here now.
Yesterday afternoon group Of Duncan
citizens held an Indignation meeting and
decided not to allow tho use Of tho Duncan
Park for any game in which Jackson or
Williams would participate. The man
agemcnt Of the Monaghan Mills maintains
the same stand following the publication
Of the report Of the Grccnville Club had
refused to lease it's league park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
TROTTING MATINEE.
Interesting Horse Races on the Elsmerc
Track on Saturday.

Track on Saturday.
The followin card is announced Tor the
matinee races at Elsmene next Saturday:
EVENT NO. |, MILE HEATS, IN 8.
l. Roam May, r. m., by Oakland, Jr,
William III. Lucas. y
2 Joe Dewey, h. g., by Admiral Dewey,
c. +. Hackendorn.
3. Mystic Wood, b. g., by Allicwood,
+. III. Thompson.
T. Director Wilkes, { g., by Belmont
Wilkes, +. s. Stanert.
s. Amokee, br. g., by Auster, G. s.
Phipps.
EVENT NO. 2, MILE HEATS, 2 IN B.
l. Dan Morgan, b. G., by Morgan AK
worthy, John Zebley.
2 Prince H., br. G., by Prince March,
Betty Bros.
g. Matt H., b. g., by Delaware knight,
ME-. Hayden.
EVENT NO. 3. MILE HEATS, 2 IN 3.
L. Fatima Axworthy, b. m, by Car
roll w Griffith.
? Eleanor Wilson, b. m, by Bohemia
Boy, George Benson.
g. Miss Wiltondale, S. m, by Wilton
dale, l.. o. Ross.
A. Silver King, br s., by Silver Wing,
William J. Armstrong.
5. Old Hickory, b. &, by Binvola,
w h. Austin.
SPECIAL RACE, HoPPLEs ALLOWED.
l. Lillian Russell ch. m, by Idle JAY,
John Zebey.
2. Eveline Bell blk m, William H..
Lucas.
8. TreIina, by Manrico, Harry Lester.
EVENT NO. 4, MILE HEATS, IN 3.
1. Emily B., br. m, by Auster Burns,
Edward Goodwin.
2. News Boy, b. &, by Sidney Prince
Robert, Betty Bros.
8 Red Elk. $. G., by Bonnie FIX, vii
ham TAYLOR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
INDIAN PLAYERS
ON THEIR WAY HOME
Cleveland Champions Began Dis
banding Today for Various
Parts of the Country.
nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

Cleveland, Oct. 14-Members of the
cbampion Cleveland baseball club began
to djsband today and by tonight most OF
them will be en- route to their homes IN
various parts of the country. At least
seven expect to winter here: ~,
Grill" Wambsganss and George Uhle
aro residents of Cleveland Elmer Smith
and Jark Graney usually spend most OF
,bo otT-season here Doc" Johnston has
take, over a billiard room here for the
winter. and Steve O'Neill and Ray Cald-
well expect to enter the automobile trade
Manager Iris Speaker. after week OF
fishing in Canada with Catcher Les
Nuuamaker and other TRENDS, VIII return
10 Texas TO l-ok after his business inter
e.ts Nunamaker will reloln him IN hun
bard. Texas. The two will hunt and fish
for severa weeks on the Gulf OF Mexico.
STANLEY Coveleskie. after brief visit to
his home in ,Shanokin, Pa, Will JON out
6elder .Joe Wood on hunting trip. Wood
Will spend the winter telling trees, hunting
and fishing in New Jersey.
linn Rarby returns to his business m
Augusta, Ga.
larry Gardner is going back To Enoe-
burg. Vt. where he has big garage and
repair shop. Charlie Jameson will sell
groceries IN Paterson, n. j. After visiting
his family in Mississippi, DR.. Joe Evans
will resume hIs work in st. Louis hos
pital infelder Harry Lunts also returns
10 St Louis.
Chester Thouna. win 60 TO Los Angeles
where he expccts to he connected with a
moving picture company. George Burnt
ret,rrns 10 his home in Philadelphia And
Joe Sewell 10 Tuscaloosa. Alabama, where
he will complete his college education.
GUY Morton will winter at Vernon
Ala Walter Mails on the Pacific coast
and Pitcher Bob Clark in Newport, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
CHAMPS AT COUNTRY CLUB.
vardon and Ray TO Cavort on Wilmington
Country Club Green.

Harry yardon and Ted Ray viii play
on the greer Of the Wilmington Country
Club tomorrow morning and afternoon in
exhibition matches Their opponents viii
be Wilford Reid, the professional Of the
Wilmington Country Club, and Fred
Mcleod. the ex-opcn champion and this
partnership should make the British pair
extend themselves if they expect 70 win
the honors.
Vardon and Ray are on an extensive
tour Of the country after winning the
open golf championship Of America The
matches start At 1890 q m and IL
d. m. They viii be eighteen helcs and will
he omen to the Wilmington public. Both
Vardon and Ray have been champions Of
Great Britain for many years and have
also captured the American title on several
occasions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
RESULTS OF BOUTS AT
KEYSTONE SMOKER

First bout Martin. Of Wilmington,
stopped George Russell of Philadelphia in
third round.
Second bout-Battling Barnes, of Will
mington. stopped hid Garrett, Of Marcus
o ok In third round
Third bout-Bucllie McGinnis fore ed
Johnny Toy. OF Philadelphia TO quit IN be
third round
Fourth bout-Mike Burns outpointed
Soldier Stokes IN four rounds
Semi-windup-Kid Chadwick knocked
out Cyclone Baker. of Philadelphia IN
second round
Windur-Reddy Welsh, of Philadei-
phia, outpointed Willie Baker, OF Kensing-
ton, in four rounds
Battle royal-Kid Barns outfought
Joe Oris, Bull Smith and Phil Sylvester in
three rounds.
Wrestling Spike Hayden and Fred
DEM grappled II minutes TO draw.
The Keystone smokers are conducted
weekly at Pythian Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
BULIARD CHAMPIONSHIP
Ralph GreenleaE Local Youth. to Defend
Crown in Tournament.

Ratrh Grccnlcaf, the local youth,
who holds the worlds pocket billiard title,
will defend his crown in championship
tournament. which starts m Chicago
October Is. Fifteen applications have
heen received and three Of the applicants
were rejected.
The entrants FOR the tournament arr as
follows: Clarence i. Stafford William
Pettifcr Matthew \ Long. Chicago;
James T.. Mccoy, Richmond, Va; " ID.
Ricketts,. Flint, Mich; Arthur Woods,
Minneapolis; Junes Mature, Denver;
Erwin Rudolph Sayre, Pa: Charles Sea-
hack. Torrngton, Conn; T. r. Khucs,
Atron. Ohio: Charles Cowboy" Weston,
Prtsburg, and Orville Nelson, Rochester,
" Y
Greenleaf uon his title little mcrc than
a wear ago. The best billiard shots IN the
country opposed him at the tournament
Two Of the players IN last years tourna-
nrcnt will be In The Chicago tournament
this vcaI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
NEWARK HIGH FOOTBALL
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark. Oct l4-The Newark high
school football team will play its first
game Of the season at h ONE tomorrow
afternoon. Last Friday the team went
to Calvert and defeated the high school
there. 6i to o Harry Mcdonald, teac er
in agriculture at the high school. who
was formerly tackle on the University OF
Maryland team Is CO aching the local
team and apparently has developed fast
eleven The game Will bc started about
; o clock on Frazer Field, Delaware Col
legr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
FOR NEW CITY CHARTER.
Kiwanis Club Offers Its Help 10 Rotary
Club In Movement.

The Kiwauis Club held their regular
luncheon in the Hotel du Pont yesterday
at which it was decided to back the move
of government for this city The Social
Service Club also indorsed the movement /
last Tuesday night. After n resolution
was adopted, Secretary James Il. Stem
sent letter to the Rotary Club prom
,sing its cooperation.
Birthday Booster prizes were distribut-
ed as follows: William Saltmarsh. solid
silver penknife, and l. W Eby, box of
cigars.
A report of the convention held in Wash
ington on October 9 was made Mrs
William s. Hilos will address the club on
Ortnbcr %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
BRDGEvILLE HIGH BUSY.

BridgeviIle, Oct II BridgeviTle High
School viii play the Seaford High School
at Sesford, tomorrow.
Next week Bridgeville will play the fast
Georgetown team Last week Georgetown
defeated Seaford 80 TO 0, while Bridgeville
defeated Seaford "a TO O.
Brldgeville would like 70 arrange "a mes
with any high school team in Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
DAVIS CUP TOURNAMENT.
' Associated Press to Every Evening

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. IA real Indian
summer dav greeted the United States
Davis Cup tennis team here when they
appeared at the courts OF the Pittsburg
Athletic Association in an exhibition
match. The tennis stars who are on
their wav to the Orient, Will start play at
Q o clock. The first contest Will be a singles
match between Captain Hardy and Nc
Elroy. followed by Garland and Tlldcn
In the doubles match Tilden and McElroy
will meet Hardy and Garland