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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23
Washington PIT. A. Awards Prize.

Washington PIT. A. Awards Prize.
The Washington PIT. A. held its
regular monthly meeting Monday af-
ternoon at the school with large at.
tendance. The beautiful plant which
was to be awarded to the room hav-
ing the most mothers present, was
won by Mrs. s. j. Sullivan's room.
Mrs. Elizabeth Matheson's room won
the second prize. After the adoption
of the new bylaws Rev. c. T. Good
sell gave splendid and interesting
talk on the subject. Mental Devel-
opment of the Child"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23

The inside workings of a band Of
expert crooks is disclosed in "Black-
mail" Metro special production
from the story by Lucia Chamberlain
in the Saturday Evening Post and
which is announced as the feature at
traction at the Rex theater beginning
Tuesday for two-day run.
The photodrama' features the at
tempts of beautiful adventures to
blackmail wealthy young man into
marrying her but when success seems
assured love upsets the plot and with
the aid of brilliant young lawyer IN
entirely dicerent turn is given the
carefully aid plans Of the band of un-
derworld confederates.
Viola Dana is starred in the role of
Flossie Golden, the daughter of a
crook, and her supporting cast in
cludes Wyndham Standing, Alfred Al
len, Florence Turner, Edward Cecil.
Lydia Knott Jack Roi, and Fred KEEL
sey.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23

Putnam, There were guests from
Lacey. Olympia. Chambers Prairie.
Plumb Station. Independence, and
Alder Grove
Messrs. Mccoy and Clarence Rut-
ledge of Little Rock began work N
the woods for MIR. Green on Monday
morning.
Augusta Brasch spent the week
end in Olympia with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Hikman wei e
week end guests of the former S
father, NJ. Hickman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23
BLACK RIVER VALLEY

Mrs. Schlegal of Cedarville was
calling on old friends in Gate last
Wednesday. S
Ed Cross attended Holstein cattle
sale at Chehalis last Thursday and
bought two of the prize winning
COWS.
Mrs. Albert Nelson is quite sick at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Parish, Miss
Olive Coons and Alta Parish drove
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23
BRIGHTON PARK

Brighton Park Grange held their
regular meeting Friday evening, No
vember IL, when the election of Of
ficers for the coming year was had
and resulted in choice of the follow
ing: Master, Fred G. Heinen; over
seer, Earl Sheldon; lecturer, RAY
Lewis; steward, Victor H. Dent; as
sistant steward, Frank Roberts; chap
lain, Dora Diamond; treasurer, An
drew Nelson (re-elected) secretary,
Mrs. Jessie B. Dent (re-elected); gate
keeper, Gus Nelson (re-elected) ;
Ceres, Mrs. Lizzie Kratz; Pomona
Hazel Conn; Flora, Hazel Newman
lady assistant steward, Agnes Rob-
erts; executive committee, A. G.
West (for years.. At the next
meeting November 26. the third and
fourth degrees will given a class OF
candidates.
Those attending Pomona Grange
meeting at Chambers Prairie Grange
hall Wednesday from here we're Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. West, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
q. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Mel
son, Mrs Victor H. Dent, Mrs. D. Null
holland. and Fred w. Lewis.
Many friends here will be grieved
to hear Of the death Of Mrs. Charles
LO'Neill at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Wickie, November 16. Mrs. O'Neil
was at one time member of ouI
local and county Grange. Funera
arrangements will not be made unit
arrival of sister from Alaska.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23

Mrs. Eva p. Gordon, grand presi-
dent of the Degree Of Honor for the
state of Washington. has returned to
her home in Olympia after several
days visit in Hoquiam, Aberdeen,
Cosmopolis, Oakville, and Litterock,
where she has been inspecting the
lodges of the Degree of Honor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-23

Senator William Bishop, Of the
oath Senatorial district, was Wis
itor at the statehouse Monday.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

chrnnne prostfedky, femeny a
trausmise. raziikn n pryze k m
diroydni n jint drobnt pfedmety,
4 tyrzentIo kaucuku %pejrizntjs i
isolace pro elektrotephniku, roz-
mantle nastroje, poifebnt V ltknf.
styi, limce, namely, hfcbeny u
iint podobnf pfedmety, desky
do grnmofond), Iahye ma kyseli.
NY atd.
Dnlezify je kauduk tn v ortho.
pacdii. vclkd prhmysloyd stfedi-
ska vysjIaji do obchodu pfeyaz-
nou vttsinon specifiekt zbozi. V
Seyerni Americe ~pfipravnji sc Y
pryt fadt pfedmtty y tvrzentho
kautukn ~(cbonitn, eburitu, corni.
IN atdj v Anglii vyrhbi Ne sveto-
mime ncpromokayt latky Mac
lntosh), We Franrii zabSya SO
kancukoyf prhmysl pfeyazne w.
robon kancnkoygch loufek q tak
zyahgch ocbranDycb prostfedkh,
Y Rnsku %pfiprayuji sc nejIcpsi
qalose d V Nemcckn yyr1btlo se
pred yaIkon veImi mnobo kautu-
koygeb obruM m koIa antomobi.
III, NJ tyto zylhAtt v posIcdni do.
bt pfiprayoyhny jsou V obrom-
mem. m~Dozstgf v Scyernf America,
Stale stoupajici spotfcbon kau-
cukn zyTsena poptayka 20 uro.
VIM y pocifoyapa potfeba vrtsi
prodnkpe suroytho kaufukn HE.
dany move zdroje, . IN podafiIo
W bothnjkhm bfIcm DOLBY nabEz.
u ccIou fadu (yice nez 20O) rosf.
in, iez W sygcb fastech (kmenu,
yffyieh, rostlin, k~ofcnecb) obsa.
hui kaucuk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
z DEJIN KAUCUKU.

Az pohlednemc do %ktcreboko.
liy ooIun lidskt ennosti, ySade
~shledayhme We i kaucnkoylmi
pfedmity, $ k%aueukem rfiznc u.
prnverym: yclckttotechniee, me
dicint, hygiene, chirnrgii, V che.
nil q fysice, v ukroyarcch, liho.
yarcch u toyarnach ydbec. u Vol
ska d ' dcnnim ziyotl lidskfm je
dncs kaucuk nenahraditelny. a
pr tom zpracoyani kautnku jest
yelmi mladym odyetyim pasi tech.
Milky. datnjlc sv0j pocatck do LET
G~tyficafych.
Pryt zprayy 0 kauGnkn pocbh'
zeii y DOLBY objeveni Ameriky.
Die zprav Antonio dc llerrera
pozoroyaI Columbus ma drlhe &c.
VIE do Amcriky (i403 -l196) M
ostrnyl Haiti d~omorodce, ktcrak
bavili ~ brou mieem, jenz phi.
prayen byl y "gfmmy Jednoho
stromu". I.oku 1915 popsal Jn.
an dc Torqucmada dobgvhDi
"ulIi" fkantukD mltka sfroma
"naduahuD" UastiIloa rIasti
cal, sIonzici SpaptIftm ku pnpra.
W pldsfd.
Pryni ykdcckt zprayy 0 kausu.
KIN podaIi De Ia Condamiuc q
Evugucr. kfcH pfi 1stf feky A..
mazony V praIesicb %nnIezIj stro.
my, y jcjichz porandn6ho kmenf
yytfkaIo bile mItko, m vzducbn
ne srazejici, zaslalj yzorek sraze.
nfho mltka (spoytbo kaucuku)
francouzskf akademii V PafjN 4
v Mfmoire DE- academic" roku
1851 referoyaIi o svgcb pozpat
cjcb. Kanfuk jest jpduon y nej
dhDezittjs ich Iatek moderuf tech.
Milky u jcbo ponzjG jest obroyskl,
sahajicf do ysecb obor6 Jidskh Tin.
u0sfi.
Dney mbgM se DepfebIednf
mnozsfv1 toyhren zpracoyanjm ~.
roytbo kanfukn, ~pfjprayujje u
nfho oejr6zofjM pfedmEty u WI
kantsoysnkbo kanfnkn yyrhbbn
ia isoIsepf obaly pro kabeIy, o.
bruce II lola automobile i yozi.
dej yhbee (pDeumafjky), maDti
nelly n biJIaydh, trubiee ku nej
rozmaDifkjzjm 1felhm, bsIony d
Aut bvs6ky. nmTlF botdbv. uepay,
Wv h zatky pejrozmanjtx jk1ho du
IN. rukayiee II gstose. 0epromo
kayf my, jez majf oeoby6ejnm
Jh3zjfOsf w yadueb0pjayeDtN,
s6xn5 byHsnjekt svsrAty . D.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

hnjc yelikf sponsty zkfcmene-
lgch dfey, kterd 50 nyni prfmy-
sloye zpracnji n Tim zpdsobcm We.
lice pfipadnf znzitknji Neida.
stdji byly 10 vody baflnatt u tn
dM kfemicitt. Take |ponenahln
yeskcrd rostlinna bmota kmcnc
byla n%ahrazena %bcztyarnou hmo.
Ton kfemicitou - opalem,
Ma kmcnech takto zkfcmcnt-
l}cb lie dosud rozczndyati nci-
jemnljsi sIozeni tkaniv, ano | jed
notIiyt bunky Mchoyaly syou po.
dobu, jak So o tom pomoci drob.
noblcdu yclmi suadn0 mfizeme
pfcsvedeiti Naproti tomn b9v6
ysak m ttcbt0 kmencch kfra
vzdy zyfir6Ia a sch6zf doceIa. u
tfchto okoInosti soudi mnozi, ze
ke zkfementni byIo zapotfebf
horkScb %pramenh 20 zphsobn
gcysird, jok Sc dosud m ISLAM.
~. Iflandi Y YeIlowstonsktm
Nzemi seycrni Ameriky nal6zajl
HkfemeneJe kmeny jsou TAX
tyrdf, ze se jen pomoci dTmanto.
yfho prasku dali fczati u brousi.
H. IIotoyf yfrobky jsou neoby.
tcjnf kraspt, skyi W. yscmi dnho.
ygmi baryamj Cd osI1ujici bflo.
sti NJ do neJtemnf jsf terni, tfpy-
ticc We n%adherngm Icskem Hcrye.
pgm, fialoygm, zIutgm q zcIengm,
TN v cechacb mime hojnh tako.
ygcb zkfcmentlgch dfey, pocbd.
zejicicb y arankarith DOLBY perm.
SKI Mensi dlomky DaItzaji 80
porhznn v okolf (cskkbo Brodu,
hIayDt u Kounic, rozshblg zkfe.
mentIg les jest pax u Janovie 20.
bIjze Syafo10yic, DDnd ncbyI u
nas neinNn pokus SO zpracovdnfm
f0hot0 vacDtho mater1aIu, a6ko.
'liy ! mnozstyf ! rozmfry tampicb
kmenh by opray6oyaIy X nadbji,
NJ by W tan y pro~pkcbem djf
m1bjo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Ma svtfoyh yFsfayk paf1zskf r.
400 bndija zpsfpT obdiy sbirka
zpracoys0feb kamenb, kferb ~
sobk jeyJy yeskerf sIozepf dfe,
ytofcb kmeDh, Vgstaya IN uni
stfna byJa m espIapsde jnyaIidf
" prsylm paIhei b obsaboyaja pfe,
kraspb yybyNsenf desky ~ sto-
W 0o1Dj stoJky, jakoz ! mnozsfvi
pfedmffh drotDf jsjeh. Jsko tfz)'
tex afd. ssvou podstsfou byIy
tyfD pfedmhty u kfemeDe, jsk IA
podIe fyvdosfi b jesku sDadp1 da<
~ poHnafi,
PoebAnjy yesmbs n rbajeedo0
parkn V ArzoDt lApsebe rouD,
~ Y Aeyeym Amevjes, Hbsles,
doe Payk let Msfkou National
payku seyeyDeamsrjekzhO 3 Okxa~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

soudee 20 opiJg7 (Eepfem
psk ! vite 70. feknkfe mi, kde
jsfs vi opjci koupjj q il yas pps
sfjm ben pokuty,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Jakf j. rozdfi mDzi 1oytkpm
Msafkou b bDdiDsmj TeDbje !
Uodi0y, kdyz jsou Dsfsze0y, TAX
Jd0n y mazafks, kdyz N I'm.
~fsz~D<jt,, TAX nsm6x< ! im5sfa,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
ELKs' MINSTREL SHOW.
Big Theatrical Event 10 Aid Salvation
Army Drive.

The entire membership Of Wilmington
Lodge Of Flks il now enlisted IN the cause
of the Salvation Army drive for s3s ,ooo
that orpanizations expense budget iof
the coming year. The big minstrel
show Mt The Playhouse, May 20, II, and
-, will be nm event OF the thehtricai
snaqon Some Of the best talent IN
Wilmington las been obtained and the
chorus will be n treat for all lovers oi
music High priced royalty, acts, the
most clever sketches on the stage today,
secured from the best long time houses
in the cast, will bo produced with local
color. The complete program VIII be
announced within n few days
This notable benefit for the Salvation
Army has attracted city wide attention.
This is shown by the great demand Tor
tickets. The general admission IS ~,
with reserved seats ut 30 cents extra.
Tickets may be exchanged at the box
Office Of Tho Playhouse. on and after
Monday, May II. There will be two
matinee performances, Thursday and
SATURDAY.. the former being free to inmates
of oil charitable institutions OF the city
and To the ncwsboys.
On Thursday MAY 20. there will be
n minstrel parade headed by the famous
Salvation Army Band, of Philadelphia
of 40 pieces Special costumes for th'
participants in the show have arrived
and also the beautiful scenery.
Through the courtesy of Rev. r. "
Trapnell rector Of st Andrews p. i
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets, re
hcarsals for the min8trcls will be hell
in the Parish House Of that church ever,
night except Saturday and Sunday ~
to the time Of the opening performance
next weck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
Ex-KAIsER's THRONE FOR SALE.
Other Former Belongings Of William 10
90 Under Hammer in New York

New York, May IA piece of f,uni-
tire. which WIS the imperial throne Of
Germany until its royal occupant scudded
across the Dutch border in November,
1917, whcreupon ii became collateral with
other personal belongings % William Ho-
henzollern and Frau liohenzollern for
unsettled bills, has arrived in this city
and will be sold under the hammer AZ the
Anderson Galleries on May -.
The throne and sixty-four other relics
Of Prpsian magniGcence we're traced in
pawnshopa. secondhand shops and trades
men = parlors in Berlin byValdemar Powell
zen in the months following the arnistice.
The authenticity Of each piece is youched
for by Eduard Haas, the leading expert in
antiques Cf Wcrtheim's, Berlin.
Three complete salons, with porticrca
embroidered with German cages, Waii
hangings; rugs made TO order in the
Orient for the former Kaiser, and an-
tnles which have belonged t. German
and Bavarian royal families for cen
tnrics. are said 70 be included N The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
HARLAN To SHOOT.

The fifth monthly shoot Of the Harlan
Gun Club will take place Saturday after
noon at the Bellevue traps One Of the
big features Of the day will be the shoot
of of the triple tie which VIII bring to-
gether P d. Guest. Joe Snow and Robert
Chase. The shoot VIII be for the fifth
leg on the handsome L. B. German
trophy and following this shoot the handi-
caps will be changed The Harlan shoot
ers are planning q big banquet to be
staged at the du Pont at the completion
of the tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
DEAD MAN WORE $4,000 GEMS
Slain Underworld Restaurateur Was
Chjrapo's "Diamond jim"

Chicago, May I3.-Phvslcians found
more than s25, 900 worth Of diamonds to-
day when they examined the body of
Jim" Colosimo, picturesque underworld
restaurateur of Chicago, who was murdered
last night by an unknown foe. .One stone
in his keyring was estimated Mt seven
carats. Three diamonds of carat each
cmbcllshed each buckle of his garters
and similar ornamentation was ON his
suspendcr clasps The suspenders them
selves we're formed of tiny gold chains
skilfullv interviewer. He also wore several
diamond rings.
Peter NJ Hoffman. Coroner, announced
that the investigation into the mans
murder would have to be indefinitely con-
tinued in order to allow the police more
time to make an ctfdrt to solve the mystery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
STANDING OF THE cLUl
Y. NJ. III. A. TO OPEN SEASON

The Y. NJ. II. A. will opcn its base
ball season Sunday afternoon at Shellpot
lark with Chester as its opponent. The
team this season is one of the strongest
over backed by the Y NJ III. A. and. al
though they were defeated in their two
exhibition games. the team was not up to
its full strength. Sunday y NJ. II. A.
will start off with the machine that they
expect to win the honors in the lndepend-
ent ranks this season. Nineteen games are
on the schedule So far but the manage
mcnt announced last night that several
big attractions will be booked for She'll
pot Park for Sunday afternoons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
BABE RUTH MAKES
ANOTHER HOMER
Yankee Slugger Makes Third Cir
cult Drive in Two Days; Phil
lies Lose Again.

The Phillies and the Pirates were the
only teams to get into action in the
National League Yesterday and the
philadelphians took the short end of a
5-3 score The defeat was the seventh
straight for the Phillies. The poor play
ing of the Phillies was responsible for the
loss of the game.
The Cleveland Indians opened their
eastern trip by trimming Boston 81 yes
terday and thereby tightening their slight
lead for the league honors. The Athletics
outhit and outplayed the st. Louis play
ers but nevertheless took the short end OF
5-4 score which went ten innings. New
York defeated the Chicago White Sox,
| Is. in slugfest, featured by home run
by Ruth, the third in the past two days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
BLUE AND GOLD WIN
CONTEST OVER PENN
Gray Carter's Homer in the Tenth
Inning Wins for Delaware;
Rothrock Pitches Well.

Delaware College won fast game
from the University of Pennsylvania nine
yesterday afternoon on Franklin Field,
Philadelphia, 81. Gray Carter, the Blue
and Gold backstop, made victory certain
when he drove out a home run IN the
tenth inning. Rothrock kept the Penn
sylvanians under control and during the
entire game he allowed but five hits.
Rothrock contributed TO the oitense by
driving out a two-bagger
Carriers home run was the second that
Delaware has registered in two years on
the Penn Field Marvel last year was
the player who made a four-base hut.
Madden's single in the ninth yesterday
enabled the Delaware nine to tie the
Penn players and go into extra session.
Score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
DU PONT HIGH WINS
OVER KENNETH

du Pont High easily defeated Kennett
High Yesterday afternoon, 9 to 4. The
local boys held them without a run until
the seventh inning. when, by mere
chance of luck, Kingsley connected with
a piece of Jones speed and brought in a
home run. du Pont School has developed
the fastest team it has had for several
seasons. Much life is shown both At bat
and in the field
Friday it will go to Dover to play the
Wesley Collegiate Institute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
SUBURBAN LEAGUE DOINGS.

President Leroy b. Steele has APP
proved the following personnel changes IN
the Suburban League
Contracts Richardson Park. w IL
Chadwick: ElSmcrc. Fred Clark Brack-
Ex, W. MARBLE, Newport, Gerald Dun
bar.
Releases BY Elsmere, ". Foulk BY
Marshallton. William Smith by Brack,
EN. Wilson Greenfield
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
HARLAN PLAYS AT NEW CASTLE.

The Harlan nine will 90 to New Castle
Saturday afternoon TO play the Del-Mar
team Of that place.
Harlan has been practicing throughout
the week and will present its regular line
UP in this game. Manager Otto Wagner
although q bit disappointed over the
outcome of last Sunday 5 game at Balti-
more with the Dry Dock team Is confident
that his tossers will come through Satur-
dav. The team will practice this evening
at Harlan Field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
SPAIN sTEwING N HEAT.

Madrid, May BIN consequence IS
an intense heat wave 10 Spain, With thc
mercury for three days a. ~ degrees
Fahrenheit ia the shade. the Madrid
government is taking strict prccautiou-
against an outbreak 81 cpidcmic- in
Madrid today central commttee nu
health was named and similar commit
tees were arranged for every provincial
centre These committee arc under or-
ders 10 carry out Immediately 90 lu-
epcction Of al factories unfk.hop and
houses T. see that sanitary condition
Dreval.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
OLD COLONY CLUB.
To Have Headquarters in Hotel du Pont
on Second Floor.

John Doekery Thompson. local archi-
tect, has drawn plans and specifications
for alterations and the conversion Of n
suite of rooms on the second floor of the
Hotel du Pont into quarters for the Old
Colony Club Bids will be asked for.
The club will have quarters comparable
even with those of the Atlantic City Club
in the Hotel Traymore.
The charter membership. which is
limited to 300 will he closed within n
few davs. Governor John c. Townsend,
Ir. is a member
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
BIG DAY FOR TRAPSHOOTERS.
Wilmington Club Will Contest for Lost
Leg on Trophy.

Next Saturday promises to be q big
day for members of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association, and their friends at
the Bellevue traps.
In addition to the Harlan men holding
their monthly shoot, the Wilmington
Club will stage the last contest to win a
leg on the c. W Phellis trophy and the
ninth shoot for the Philip F. du Pont
gun. The four class cups viii also 90
in open competition Saturday and the
regular take-home trophies VIII be given
to high men in each class.
The FIVE events for the Col Buckner
trophy have been completed and the final
shoot will be held shortly
After the regular 50-blrd event. a %
ward handicap viii be held, also double
bird a1nnf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13

collection. Three complete sets n fur@y
niture, including one made for ue+
Empress Elizabeth, wife of Frederick Wiz
helm nv, and The throne room hanNn0
0f red plush, embroidered With PrnFIan
eagles also are afivertizcd for -aie
Even when Kaiser, PoyelsOn Eays
Wilhelm was not always prompt 90 pay
ing bis bills Immediately upon hi-
fight, trades people, whose potcince ~
exhausted, aeized household belonging.
iu pDvTnent III their accounts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
SALES TEAM WINS.

The sales Department team 81 the
du Pont Company defeated the Harlan
clerks last night At Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets lis Manager c. Noill Of
the Sales team. Who formerly played with
the Pioneers, has good collection of
stars. including Harry Schulcr, Bill Ban
nIng and Barclay Burt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
KID HARRIS VS.. YOUNG CANS.

Kid Harris the local wciterwcigh' has
been booked to fight in the windup AZ
Nillamsport next Monday night Ralph
Raymond received word TO this effect last
night The local boy is one of the fastest
III this section Of the country and =
coming To the front at rapid pace His
opponent Monday night Will be Young
Cans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
DEFEATS MARSHALLTON
Suburbanites Unable TO Solve Price 3
Delivery and Lose Game.

Lorraine found Marshallton easy yes
terday afternoon and defeated the Subur-
banites, 1873. Price kept the Marshall
ton nine guessing and allowed but five
scattered hits Pierson, in five trips to
the plate, secured four hits and walked
once. Hughes, the star of Marshallton,
lasted but three innings. The score:
Lorraine A. A. % A 2 2 o la
Marshallton ~ 002 OIL o O. 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
ST. AIARY'S WINS.

St Marys defeated st Paul's yester-
day afternoon by the score of 5 10 l.
O'Neill featured for the winning team,
allowing but one hit
Score by innings RI E.
st MaTy s 3 O @ 0 @ O 0-5 S ,
st Paul % O OIL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland ut Boston.
Detroit at Washington
Chicago at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New y ork at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittshurg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
&. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit ut Washington
Chicago ST New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
New y ork at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
New Sports stadium for \. Y.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Nav 3-Constructlon oi
a sport stadium al Two Hundred and
Twentv-iifth street and Broadway, which
viii have 8 seating capacity OF 10000
was begun today The enclosure will have
s six-laD bicycle track and also will con
tam 3 clnder path for track events
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st Louis, 3: Athletics, ten innings.
New York, IA; Chicago, 5.
Cleveland, 9; Boston, Z.
Washington n-Detroit- Rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
<ittsburg, ); Philadelphia, 3.
Other games postponed, rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13

McNichol. Stolen bases, Warwick, Dom
oboe. Sacrifice hits, Marvel, McNiebol.
Hit by pitched ball, McCardell. Balk,
Rothrock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
Ninth Ward After Games

The Ninth Ward Second team would
like 10 arrange twilight games with first
class teams Of the city Address com
Ward Athletic Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
yolIey Ball at Y. VI. c. A.

Captain Lewis team defeated the
DorInitory team three out Of FIVE starts in
volley ball on the y n c. a court yes.
terday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
Y. NJ. G.. A. LEAGUE.

The "Whens,' leaders in the Y. M. G,
A. Twilight League, continued their streak
of victories yesterday and defeated the
Why's" i2-I. The losers used thirteen
players in an effort 70 check the leaders
Teaff, Blake and Gemmill made home
runs.
Score by innings: r. II. E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
Harlan Giants VS.. Black Sox.

The Harlan Giants viii play the Black
Sox IN a twilight game tomorrow night at
Second and du Pont streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13

Bazaar given by the Women's Auxiliary
of Old Swedes Church, on Thursday
evening May l3, al Parish House Adv