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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-11-03

A. H. Reed ct al. VIZ lot %
EYE lot 3S and VIZ lot 81
Williamson's Add. to Hopk-
kinton, Iowa. --------
Lester l.. Gearhart and wife
to Joshua I. Brownell. PIT.
/. Sc NV Sec. IS South Fork
Twp. ----------------- i
James p. Cole to Ezra Romig.
Lots and 10 blk 8 Mink
ler's Add. to Edgewood, la. 2
E. H. Hoyt and wife to Mary
Van Barriger. Sh M E1a
SW SW Sec. 33 and NE S1s
Ell SW SW Sec. 33 Della
ware Twp.
]. L. Gilbert to Consolidated
School District. PIT. Sc NV
Sec. ~. Richland Twp. - 10
John s. WEIGH to Vernon n.
WEIGH. Und. 7-S NJ NE Sc
Sec. Ii and 5-8 Sc NV and
Ell SW Sec. ~ Union Twp.
Ella Davey and husband to
Arthur johnson. Pt. blk. "a
Earls N. Add. to Earlville.- so
Glenn L. Baker and wife to
Carrie Lang. N. AZ 1T. lots
"a and s 33 It. lot 20 blk.
Bakers LIST. Add. to Greeley
iowa. ------------------
Chris Miller and wife to A. r.
Schroeder. Lots IL and Is
blk. /. Dundee. Iowa. --- 26.
Lyman F. Wilson and wife to
T. r. Keith and wife Sh
NE SW Sec. 80. Delhi TWP. n
H. G. Conger to Elma r. Con-
ger. Lots 8, IL, Is and Is.
PIT. Of sub. lot II sub. SWh
and S1s NV Sec. rs Della
ware Twp.
r. A. Emmert to James Little
field. Lots 5 and 6 Carriers
outlots to Hopkinton. ---
Oscar Sallberg to e. I. Wade
PIT. Orchard Lot Henry
Acers Add. to Manchester,
la.
w. J. Schaeffer and wife to
Annie Shaffer. Lots, 374,
375. Sand Spring Iowa. - II
Hannah Barr to Della G.
Beardslee. Lot 1854. Man.
chester, Iowa. --------------
w. A. Dexter and wife to A.
E. Budlong. NV frA Sec.
is and NJ ex. w 40A SW
FRY Sec. Is. Adams Twp. -
Patrick Farmer and wife to !
Barger part S1s NE-29 Elk tt
ship $500.
Arlie Young to Mary A. Farmer
IL, block 2 Bakers addition
Greeley $l,4O0.
A. A. Chapman and wife to
Beohm IT., lot 10 block s. Bakers
dition to Greeley. 800.
Isabel Coffin ct al to q. @. Ric
ct al M lots 2 and 8 block 5, v
& Woodruff's addition to Dul
$1,000.
The School township Of Honey G.
to G. A. Herman Theel part
NV %, Honey Creek town
$4,000.
}. F. Lewis to n. s. Gearhart
opt and 92S, Manchester. $1.00
.. w. Ham and wife to Jane Al
tage, a strip Of land s. wide
E. side lot 4 block 20 Earl
Iowa. $1.00.
'ohn L. Atkinson ct al to F. 3. ]
ton n interest lot 213 Manches
Iowa. 500.
,harles Isbell to Willis p. Lord
NV Sc 1888. 81, 1000.
I. e. Loomis and wife to 8. G. K
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
SOUTH SIDE. CHURCH /
TO CELEBRATE XMAS

ARRANGEMENTS have been made oy the
different organizations OF the 81. ste
nhen's Reformed church, Tnirty-siXth
and Ecr streets TO celebrate Christmas
on Christmas day in 4 fitting manner.
The day Is to begin with an early
morning service, beginning at .. M
The choir has prepared several CHRIST
mas anthems for this service and the
pastor, Rev. L. G. Burkhardt, Will de-
liver a sermon, his subject being "Gods
G!rl." Heretofore this carly morning
service mas been we'll attended and II
seems that it will be as popular as
ever this year. Al 1890 q. m. Christ
mas service will be held in German.
The offering at the morning services
will be for the educational work OF the
Reformed church.
The day will be concluded with
Christmas cantata entitled. Thy Light
is Come" The music IS by z 6.
Lorcnz and will be rendered BY the
Sunday school and choir. Included In
the cantata are readings. solos and a
song by the primary children Of the
Sunday school. The offering OF thts
service will be FOR the orphana5e OF
the Reformed church located at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
The church has been beautifully
decorated with seasonable decorations
which include a large Christmas tree.
\ treat will be given the children.
All in all, the day promises to be OF
rejoicing tor ST. Stephens and those
who como.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
WAS bound OVER
To GRAND JURY
Another Bsnwood Citizen VIII AaTs 70
A,ponr at The Parhsrsburg Term

Venison Gabinsh. whose name II
printed on a bill OF fare worIa cause
one to roder instantly. appeared neiore
r. : commissioner John II. Conrad yes
| tcrday Ia answer 10 the charge OF max
ing l!uuor and selling the same.
yenison was arrested last Friday IN
tbc old Kaiser wilhelm place In Hltch-
/ man Row. Bcnwood. BY Chief Of Police
IIocsden, Of McMechen. Sheriff r" W.
Clayton and Deputies D. D. MccaroIe
and 4. J .McMurray. OF Marshall coun-
| ". As Ecnison has but one Ice' when
! he saw the number OF arrcsting oh'ceEs
he Internationally surrendered.
hTn spoil consisted Of several gallons
NJ vhiskev OF the moQrshine variety.
stin and other paraphernalia
M Gabinsh. although he could talk
some English. could not comprehend the
nrocecdinEs He knew he was arrested.
| all right. because he had been brought
from the Marshall county jail 70 Wheel
| ing by /. ). Deputy Marshal John NJ.
Short.
But legal lore was beyond him and he
wanted Martin Brown. the MoundsViiie
attorney. By his side. As he would not
plead guilty. and Mr.. Brown could not
be sent for In time. technical plea or
not guilty was entered and the evidence
| evidence heard
The officers swore 10 finding the Stun
| in MIS- home and a witness made oath lie
had bought liquor from him. SO Ga
hinsh was bound over to tho L. S. Grand
! Jury to convene in parkeTsburS IN Janu-
ary. I'm the sum OF $500.
Arrangements will be made for MS
release on bond this morning as he has
over that amount deposited N the .or-
ciSn department OF the Security Tru"
Rank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
NIGHT CLASSES WILL
OPEN JANUARY 10

Letters were sent out from the com.
mittcc having charge Of the register
ing OF ex-service men FOR the night
school. which will be opened under the
auspices Of the Knights OF Columbus
In this letter ii is stated that the
school will start Tuesday. January 10.
At the high school. Arrangements arc
being made so that il Will not interfere
with the night school which Is holding
sessions at present
This school will not be opened until
an enrolment of 500 has been reached
and all that have already enrolled are
confident that they can assist In getting
the remaining thirty or forty.
Prof. Guy E. Holden principal OF
Linsly Institute. has been selected q.
principal OF the night school With
the principal already named II VIII be
very little trouble in picking out q
corps OF instructors to teach the va
rious studies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
LAMPS ARE $3.50

4 typographical error In the advef'
tisemcnt Of the George NJ. Shook com
pany on page Of Tuesday evening
News. makes & appear that this store
IS Offering metal base hand painted ART
glass shade electric boudoir lamps,
worth 1895, at the reduced price Oh
s1.3e for holiday gift giving. The re-
duced price should have read 1905, IN
stead OF $3.50. and Christmas gitt ouy-
crs. upon examining these handsome
lamps. will readily sec tfat the! ar
nrercd a hargain at the price o, 1888.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
,Ercx sorroM x1GAs s11v1c1S

Tho annual Christmas entertainment
and treat OF the Beech Bottom Union
Sunday School ut Stop IS. Beech Bottom
will be enjoyed tomorrow cevnlng In The
Sunday school room. An Interesting
program has been arranged and the tresS
for the Riddles this year will exceed -
nrcyious Christmas The Yuletide SeaS-
on Is being observed in the SundaJ
school all week, there being special Serv-
ices last Sunday and again ncxt Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
MINE INSTITUTE
VIII Elect onicers Tontght-Director
Brown Will Talk

\ meeting OF the Ohio Valley Mine IN
.;.!tutc which was recently organized IN
this city. VIII BE- held tonight at eight
o'clock IN the Criminal court room IN
the citv building. At this time the or
ganlzAtlon Will be perfected.
H. W. Brown. director Of IA" mine ou-
roam with headquarters ii Charleston
will BE- present and explain some Of the
various matters which ire not thorough
~ understood by some Of the members
an employees and officials Of the com.
many are urged to nc present. Several
other speakers will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
MAN, 30, TO WED

All age records on tho male haIt ol
marriage licenses were broken yes'er
day morning when Thomas Hil!' Asea
Sn years. and Mrs. Jessie Jones' aEea
G.. OF R!dcwood, y. j.. were granted
license.
Mr.. Hill. who IS from bridgeport.
accompanied by his mit"-to-bc' asked
Clerk Marshall for the necessary IL
ccnse. both blush!ng as young people
Of 20. They stated they were oid
enough, jokingly. and declared they
they were to be married last evening".
Hereafter they Will make their home
in bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
REcoMxRNDHD TO scHoo1. cmo.

THIS Is The season Whom children are
subject to Group. colds and. cou CHS, Rena
&. Marcharh. Sc lawrence St., Salem.
Mass. writes: Il used Foley's Honey
bad cold and II gave me relief at oncr.
80 recommends il 10 every child that
goes 10 school. THIS standard, low
priced medicine looscns and clears
mucus and phlcEh. checks stranglinS
coughing. makes cas- breathing. Soothes
and heals raw, inflamed membranes and
stops tickling in throat Sold every
N h,rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
WOOD BUYS HOME

Austin V. Wood. assistant to tross-
cutting Attorney-nlect Bachnann, yes
,erday completed the purchase OF a
new $4,000 in Triadelphia through the
Security Trust Company. The ne"
horne OF Mr.. Wood Is one OF the pref
test IN the out-the-pike district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
CHURCH LEAGUE SEASON
OPENS SAT TUROAY, MAY |
Seven Teams Ready for Diamond
Contest; Others Seek
to Join.

Saturday, May |, will witness the
opening of the Church League baseball
season. The opening was decided upon at
a meeting in the City Council chamber
Monday night
The following teams were represented
at the meeting, Scott, by Earl s. Nase;
Brandywine, by Ralph Birmingham
Union, by c. T. Harkness; First-Central,
by George Lindsay; Harrison Street,
by +. Driscoll; W est, by Samuel Geisbert
and ST. Paul's NJ F., by ]. Henry Fulton.
J. Harry Wright was elected chairman
of the league and J. H. Fulton, secretary.
The former is member Of Scott NJ. +.
church team and the later Of st. Paul's
NJ. T.. Church.
There were but seven churches rep
resented at the meeting but il Is expected
that other churches will join.
AIessrs. Tuft. Brittin CHAM, Harkness
and Nase were elected as q committee to
arrange for umpires This committee is
expected to report back at meeting
to be held at S14 North Van Buren, street
on next Tuesday evening John A. Martin
will work out a schedule for the season. No
games will be PLAYED on holidays and no
player will be allowed to play with any
team for money
Messrs Brittingham, Wright and Fulton
were appointed as committee TO arrange
for the purchase of equipment for the
league and also to make efforts TO try
and obtain prize for the pennant winner
The following schedule was adopted
for the opening day.
St Paul's VS. Scott; First-Central VS.
West: Harrison VS. Union
Brandywine will play whatever team
is admitted to the league next Tuesday
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
REGULARS TRIM ODDS AND ENDS

The Regulars in the statistical division
OF the accounting department of the
du Pont Co trimmed the Odds and Ends
of the general division TO the tune Of II TO
s, Monday afternoon at Eighteenth and
Van Buren, streets The feature Of the
game was the pinch hitting Of Doc
Grimm, who batted for Davis in the fifth,
with the bases loaded, the score being at
that stage of the game, TO s. doc" un-
corked q healthy~wallop for the circuit,
sending the ball to the woods and Pitcher
Townsend to the showers. The lineup
Regulars-Bergman, S. s; Potter, 3rd, /;
Murphy, LIST; Hepburn, |. f.; Numbers, p. /;
Sutlif, C. & r. f.; Lewis, c. (. & c.; Kruger,
End; Davis, r. f.; Grimm.
Odds and Ends Farley, c.; Townsend,
p; Herley, 1st.; McKenna, End; Clark,
]. f.; Allen, r. f.; Mahoney, s. g.; Coucill,
3rd. Blank, c. +.
Summary: Two-base hits, Lewis, Pot
ter, Kruger, Sutliff and Farley. Three
base hits, Murphy, Farley. Home run,
Grimm. Stolen bases, Bergman, Grimm,
Sutliff, Numbers and Potter. Struck out.
by Numbers, 10; by Townsend, j. Base
on balls, off Numbers, 4; off Townsend, 5.
Balk, Townsend. Umpires, Russell and
Moore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
| DELAWARE COLLEGE
WINS TRACK MEET
Blue and Gold Performers Garry
Off the Honors Over Bal
timorc Poly.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Newark, Del, April 21.--Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute of Baltimore, Md,
went down to crushing defeat before
the Delaware College Freshmen and
Sophomore track team in track meet
on Joe Frazer Field, yesterday afternoon
by the-score of 81 to 13.
Tebo, freshman, cleaned up in the
dashes, winning both the century and
the go. Harmer won. the half mile run
and discus throw, as well as taking second
place ] n the iavelin throw. He was the
highest individual scorer of the meet.
In the low hurdles Fluharty for Poly
technic won by a small margin over
France for Delaware. Smith ran good
race in the quarter mile, winning on the
last stretch with sprint Humphreys, a
freshman, showed up well in the weights
and the javein.
The summaries:
100-yard dash.-First, Tebo, Della
ware; second, Pittman, Delaware; third !,
Mclail, Baltimore. Time, 10 As Soc
onds
Javelin throw-First, Humphreys. Del
aware; second, Harmer, Delaware; third,
Boone, Baltimore. Distance, 1905 feet.
SS0-yard run--First, Harmer, Della
ware; second Lilly, Delaware; third,
Hartzell Baltimore. Time, 2.071z.
High jump-First, tie between Har-
per and Mcdonnell, Delaware; third,
Dorsey, Baltimore. Height, 1T. in.
220-yard low hurdles-First, Flu
harty, Baltimore; second, France, Del
aware Time, 20 seconds.
Discus throw-First, Harmer, Della
ware; second, Humphries, Delaware;
third, Boone, Baltimore, Distance, o6
feet.
22O-yard dash-First, Tebo, Della
ware; second, Hicks, Baltimore; third,
Gorrell. Baltimore. Time, % 1-5 seconds.
One-mile run-First. Hoey, Delaware;
second, Christfeld, Delaware; third, FL
der Baltimore. Time, minutes fiat
440-yard dash-First, Smith, Della
ware; second, Bugless, Delaware; third,
Fluharty, Baltimore. Time, So minutes
fiat
Shot put--First, Boone, Baltimore;
second, Humphreys. Delaware; third,
Magee Delaware Distance, Al 25 feet.
Total: Delaware, 67; Baltimore, 13;
35; Freshmen, 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Y. Nj. II. A. NOTES.

The annual meeting held on Sunday
April IL, ran so far into the night that it
had to close with some of its business un-
finished. Good and welfare Of the COM
nunity through the y. NJ. Fl. A., was
considered SO important that members re-
quested an increase in the board OF direct
ors from IL to "a. This, the board voted
to do, last night.
The board also vo ted to hold a special
mass meeting of al its members on Thurs
day evening, April %, in the Y M II. A.
Auditorium at Third and King streets.
The NEE ting will be preceded by meet
ing Of the basketball teams, the members
of which viii receive trophies. The first
team will receive silver basketball watch
charms, the second team will receive
silver buckles The watch charms were
donated by William Topkis and the buck
les by Benjamin Wolfman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21

criminoloey Of the emphatic type. Mr..
Benedict Il admirably assisted BY Edward
Wade.
"mY LApY's GARTER" Ar THE QUEEN.
The same program continues at the
Queen today and tomorrow as has been
shown the earlier part Of the week. The
feature ID Maurice Tourneur's production
of My Lady's Garter" Keen enjoyment
and entertainment has been experienced
by those who have seen the picture. Mr.
Tonneur's adaptation Of the FItrelle
novel is concise and TO the point. Warner
Richmond, who plays detective in the
picture and does ii crcditably, is TO appear
In person at The Playhouse the last three
days Of this week in "Three Live Ghosts"
MARGUERITE CLARK Ar THE MAJESTIC.
Majestic's chief feature for the rcmaind-
er Of this week commencing today, is
Marguerite Clark's picture, "All-of-a-
Sudden Peggy" This attraction was 10
have been played several weeks ago but
because Of the extended engagement Of
".The Mystery Of The Yellow Room" IL
was postponed until this date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
DEFIANCE ATHLETIC DANCE.
Great Preparations Being Made for Affair
In Hotel du Pont Ballroom Friday Night.

The initial ball and entertainment OF
the Defiance Athletic Association will
be held Friday night in the ballroom of
the Hotel du Pont. The grand march
will start at Q and will be led by Thomas
Blakely. There will he sixteen couples
in the march, which will he formal.
The committee on arrangements are
arranging program of old and new dances
so that everyone will be able to dance and
spend an enjoyable evening. Music will
be furnished by the Bird and Edwards
orchestra. The affair is for the benefit OF
the Defiance baseball teams.
The committee in charge Of the affair
are: Edward T. Shannon, chairman;
Hewson +. N. Lannan, secretary; VIII
liam Miller, treasurer; James Miller,
John Mulvenna, James Mayhart, Joseph
Lacey, John Quinn, James A.. Quinn,
John Walsh, James Malloy, Joseph Quinn,
Ray Carrigan, George Carol, Frank
Quinn, Joseph Italian, John Joyce, Will
liam Mclaughlin, Charles Early and
Michael Malloy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Meeting Friday Night.

The managers and officials of the ALI
Wilmington League are requested to 90.
END the meeting OF the league to be held
Friday night az the Keystone Field Club.
2D4 East Fourth street. Arrangements for
The opening Of the season on May / will
also be completed az the meeting. Leo
Walsh, president OF the league, also re-
quests the following umpires to be pres
ent: Maguire, Ward, Henry, Cunning
uam, Williams and DEM.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
CRAVATH'S HOMER
wins FOR PH|LL|ES
Manager in Pinch Drives in Two
Runs Ahead Of Him With
His Circuit Clout.

The Phillies won over the Giants,
Yesterday by to O score, when Graz
vath's long drive in the eighth with two
men on bases cinched the victory, after
tht Phlllies' manager went into action as a
pinch hitter. RiNey's twirling for the
Phlliies showed great form, allowing but
one hit in seven innings. Cincinnati and
Pittsburg were again idle on account OF
rain.
The Athletics lost a ragged game to
Washington by the score of $ to 3. Al
though the Athletics outhit the Senators,
they failed TO make their hits count. G.
Walker of the Athletics drove out two
home runs Boston won its fifth straight
game. when New York was defeated, 8
To 2.
Score by innings:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washingn. % 3OO12 20 0--S 10 3
Athletics !. O001 1901 o 3--5 IA A
Batteries ies-Washington, Zachary and
Charity; Athletics, Harty, Martin, Kin
ney and Perkins.
New York. $1,000 5000 I--2 3 0
Boston. .. o 0 o O O 2--3 10 ?
Batterics-New York, Shawkey and
Ruel; Boston, Pennock and Walters.
Detroit. t.....IO2 2oo205 0--1o %
Cleveland 3 O0104 XII 13
Battories-Detroit, Ayers, Okrie, Cox,
Alien, Glaisier and Ainsmith; Cleveland,
Uhle, Morton, Myers, Caldwell, Faeth
and O'Neill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Local Shots at LansdaIe.

A number of local shooters are ex-
pected 10 engage in the registered tourna-
ment Of the Lansdale Gun Club on
Monday, May 81 The tournament has
received the sanction Of the Interstate
Association. There will be nine events ard
the total targets for the day viii be $50.
The cream Of trapshots from Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and this State are ex-
pected at the shoot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
RAYMOND Wants TO Fight.

Ralph Raymond, the local welterweight
would like 10 meet any man in the city
weighing between 142 and las pounds
and says that the challenge includes Sol
der Stokes, with whom he is anxious 10
arrange bout. hid Hoffecker, bantam
weight, IS ready to meet any man in the
State. Raymond and Hoffacker are train
ng 10 the heystone Field Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
SaIesianum PLAYS Brown.

The game scheduled for yesterday
afternoon AZ Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets between tho Salesianum Catholic
High School and Brown Prep School was
called off yesterday by the manage
ment Of the Philadelphia team and in
stead the two teams viii meet tomorrow
afternoon. Sickness was given as the rca-
son for the Philadelphia teams cancelling
ihc game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Yorklsn Wins From Mt. Cuba.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Yorklyn. April 21.-1he Yorklyn team
defeated the Nit Cuba team Saturday by
the score of % TO 3. The Yorklyn team
having their batting togs on batted two
OF their crack twirlers out of the box.
The Yorklyn team challenges any junior
club on the eastern coast. Communica-
lions should be sent to William Williams,
manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Richardson Park Social Tonight.

The Richardson Park Athletic Associa-
ion viii hold a social tonight in the school
iouse for the club members and their
friends. The object Of the meeting is for
the members TO see the interest already
aroused IN the activities of the club.
The program viii consist Of musical
and literary talent and viii be followed
by refreshments. Every member of the
club Is cordially invited to attend and
brlng male friend in an effort that be
may become interested in the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Pusey and Jones Company's Dance.

Final arrangements have been made
for the dance to be given by the Office
employees of the Pusey and Jones
Company this evening, in the du
Pont- ballroom. The Original Six will
furnish the music. Several surprises in
the way of novelty dances have been
arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
TO HOLD CARNIVAL.
Keystone Club Plans Big Time for Mex,
Week

The Keystone Field Club will stage
their carnival next week. The krause
greater shows will arrive in this city Sun
day morning for one week at Twenty
ninth and Market streets. The show in
cludes twenty-five shows, four riding
devices, three special feature acts and two
bands.
On Monday evening at ESQ o'clock
about 400 members Of the Field Club,
headed by band of twenty pieces, will
parade the principal streets of the city
to the show grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St Louis at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
New Twilight League.

The Defiance Athletic Association will
form q new league to promote twilight
baseball The new circuit, according to
plans, will be composed of six teams:
Tenth Ward, Weccacoe, Belmont, La
Sale, Third Ward and Merwick. The
season will open. April 26 and two games
will be PLAYED each evening on the play
ground diamond at Third and Adams
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
York; yn Baseball Club.

The Yorklyn baseball club has organized
for the coming season and would like to
arrange games with any first class teams
IN this city or State. Communications
should be addressed to w. ID. Mar sey,
Yorklyn, Del. or telephone Hockessin 29-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RostOn at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 Louis az Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
South Side Forms Ball Team.

A South Side baseball team has been
organized and is ready to cross bats with
any strong local team. The South Side
club has already booked several teams
from pennsylvania and New Jersey
Any team wishing to open the season this
Saturday may communicate with the
manager, John Duffy, 1922 Apple street