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FOR REGISTRATION AND
/. PUBLICITY FOR TREATIES
League of Nations Has Opened
Office for Purpose, Members
Are Notified.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
London, July 19.-Sir James Eric
Drummond, socretary-gcneral Of tho
League of Nations, has just notified tho
members Of the League Of Nations that an
office for the registration and publication
of treaties has been set up in accordance
with the terms Of the memorandum APP
proved by the council of the league at its
meeting in Rome in May. A statement
issuod from tho secretary-gcnerafs office
says:
Article lS Of tho covenant OF the
League of Nations reads: Every treaty or
international engagement entered into
hereafter by any member OF tho league
shall be forthwith registered with the
socretariat and shall as soon as possible be
published by it. No such treaty or inter
national engagement shall bc binding
until so registered
"And the Council Of tho League of
Nations declared in its memorandum Of
May 10, 1920: Publicity has for n long
time been considered rs source OF moral
strength in the administration Of national
law. II should equally strengthen the
laws and engagements which exist be-
tween nations. II will promote public
control. 1t will awaken public interest. II
will remove causes for dlstrust and CON
flict. Publicity alone will enable the
League of Nations to extend a moral
sanction to the contractual obligations Of
its members. IL WILL moreover, contribute
TO the formation of clear and indisput-
able system of International law.
"A treaty will have legal existence
after il has been presented for repistrn
ton by the parties concerned, TO whom
certificate Of registration will be delivered.
"In addition, IN seoond register, q
page will be reserved for each treaty. All
relevant information will be entered there
in. signatures and rntibrations by the
parties and if necessary, subsequent nc
cessions, or Withdrawals
Certified extracts from this register
may be delivered TO states, tribunals or
individuals concerned
The treaties will not only be register
ed. but also published. They will appear in
a special section of the Official Journal Of
the League Of Nations. through which
they may become known to all
Moreover the Council of the League of
Nations. actuated by the spirit Of Article
Is, has authorized the secretary general to
register and to publish treaties concluded
hetweenn countries not members of the
league, should they request II. The League
Of Nations thus hopes TO realize, within
the limits of possibility, the system of open
international engagements
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BOOKS FOR BOYS.

An expert whose work is cited without
his name in the Publishers Weekly has
prepared these lists Of books that he sua-
gcsts for the young boy reader:
BEFORE HIS TEENS
"The Story Of Bad Boy" Aldrich
'"The Young Trailers," Altsheler.
For the Honor of the School, /" Barbour
Track End" Carruth.
"Bovs of 76," Coffin
Lincoln and the Sleeping Sentinel, :"
Chittenden.
The Boy Scout and Other Stories,'
Davis.
The Hoosier Schoolboy," Eggleston
High Benton" Heyliger.
''On the Trail of Washington"
"a Boys Town." Howells.
"Boy Life on the Prairie, Garland.
tom Browns School DAYS" Hughes.
f'The Jungle Books" Kipling.
"The BOYS King Arthur Lanier.
Careers of Danger and Daring" Mof-
fett.
The Land Of Fair Play" Parsons.
"Men of Iron, Pyle
Theodore Roosevelt's Letters 10 His
Children" Bishop
Hero Tales From American History"
Roosevelt and Lodge.
duA sVAtfHs EEthWbAis
"Black Arrow" Stevenson
"Penrod,' Harrington.
The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer, :"
Twain.
being Boy" Warner.
IN HIS EARLY TEENS.
"The Perfect Tribute. Andrews.
'The Sun of Saratoga. Altsheler.
"Guynemer, Knight of The Air" Bor-
aux
THAT Year at Lincoln High" Gollomb.
'The Sign of Freedom" Goodrich
Boys Life of Theodore Roosevelt, >
Hagedorn.
THE First Hundred Thousand" " Hay
"Whirligigs," Henry.
"The Varmint," Johnson.
"The Border Legion, Grey.
"The Long Roll, tombstone.
Captains Courageous, Kipling.
George Washington, Lodge.
Boys Life of Edison" Mcadowcroft
"Wild Life on the Rockies" Mills.
''The Story of My Boyhood and Youth, "
Muir
Abraham Lincoln, Boy and Man, y
Morgan.
Campus Days" Paine.
THE Oregon Trail, Parkman.
"An American in the Making" Ravage
"The Making of an American" Riis.
kidnapped" Stevenson.
Ramsey Milholland," Harrington.
''The Adventures of IIuckle berry Finn, .
Twain
The Forest" White.
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BOOKSHELF OF TEN.
William Caine Names Best Works for
One on Desert Island.

What ten books would you select
for a course Of reading if YOU were placed
on a desert island? No time should be
lost IN compiling the list, because there
are only q few desert islands left
Here, for example, not of islands, but of
books, Is the list selected by William
Game, the novelist, author Of ''But She
Meant Well
Il The Bible because it is book
tha' / have always meant to read.
- Gibbon, because there is such q
lot Of IT,
% Rabelais, that might laugh.
a Don Quixote, that ! might weep.
% 'Bouvard ct Pecuehet,' because
this is one side of France.
''6. Carlyle's French Revolution be-
cause TINS Is the other.
-. 'Wahrheit und Diehtung,' because
here ! have Germany
IS. Arabian Nights because this is
the East.
o.. Tome Jones, because this is Eng
land as Fielding saw it.
40. The New Foresters,' because this
is England as my wife saw it. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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GLADSTONE LIKED TO SING.
Statesman Said He Was Fond of Hearing
His Own Voice.

Sir Walter Parratt told at Oxford an
interesting little story of Mr.. Gladstone.
He said he had been speaking TO MIR.
Gladstone of the great compassea quito
unmusical people often possessed.
Eyes, sir" replied Mr.. Gladstone, IL
used to like to hear my voice. II rang
inside my head"
OF course, Mr.. Gladstone wns very
fond of singing, and as young man
sang Negro melodies with great gusto.
His eldest son composed many hymn
tunes, and the present Viscount Glad
stone sang in choir for several years
London Chronicle.
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THE WHOLE SHOW.

''The play doesn't give me fair
chance"
''No play can. There is only one
vehicle that will give an actor OF your
ability really fair chance
What is that2"
"A monologuc, philadelphia Bulle-
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Some People Look al an Egg and Expect to
Hear ii Crow

These are hurry up DAYS. Speed is
king. lmpatience is a universal complaint.
Some people look at an egg and expect to
hear II crow The reason Every Evening
Want Ads are IN such big demand is be-
cause they do their work for you quick
thousand homes with magic speed. When
voa want TO buy or sell, remember the
efficiency of Every Evening Want Ads
Just telephone 2200.
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The Honeymoon is Evidently Over.
Josephine Bee sued Clarence Bee for
divorce in the Wyandotte County Dis
.ricJ Court yesterday They were mar
led June %, Ie1S.-Kansas City Star.
The Cecil Whig., 1920-12-11
Head of Christiana.

Preaching Sunday morning at lO:l5
by the Rev. Newton F. Huston. Bible
school at 10 o'clock.
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ATHLETICS LOSE
TO CHICAGO NINE
White Sox Not Disturbed by
Perrv's Twisters and Roll Up
Big Lead; Dyhes Stars
With Stick.
IN Tho National League games on Sat-

In the National League games on sat
urdov the Philics took both ends oi
douhlc-hcader from st Louis. winning
ono game. 1O-2. and the other. 81. ne
Giants fell before the Pirates. 80. ne
Cubs won twelve-inning game from
Boston. 5-3. The Reds maintained their
hold on first place when they defeated
Boston. -.
I'm The American League the Athletics
continued their losing stride. when the
Browns took them into camp. 60. Wash
ington won over Cleveland, oil ne
Yankees lost to the White Sox, o-5. Dos
ton won over Dctroit, d..
Chicago won over the Athletics, %,
Yesterday. when Scott PcIry's curves tau-
el 10 disturb the Sox. Dykes, of the Phll-
adclphia team, made -four hits out OF tive
trims 10 the plate. The Macks were wal
'nncd so hard in the early stages ot the
,a,ne that they were never able TO eaten
an Washington won over Detroit. Va,
when n swimming game was called on ac-
count n( ram Three Detroit pitchers
were hard hlt hY the Senators. The an
scrs stoppel the Browns. 5-3. with huth 8
slnrlc and Bodlc homer the turning point
~ the game. Red Sox won an uphlii
game. bv overcoming fivc-run lead ana
beating out Cleveland The Indians
drove Pcnnock from the box IN the thlrd
inning.
The Giants easy victory broke the eel
lar the Yesterday and the Phllllcs now h"ld
tho undisputcd clam on the position,
Douglas scattered the hits and with good
sunport never was N trouble Vaughn
snbdued the Browns. when the Cubs ran
up winning lead bv hitting Crimcs hald
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MILTON WINS AUTO RACE.

r-niontown. Pa. June q Tommy
Milton, driving a Dcusenherg, won the
annual automobile speed racing classic
here SATURDAY. He covered the 225-mile
course in 2.22.24, an average Of 94.4 miles
al hour.
Jimmy Murphy, in Deusenberg. was
second. and Eddie O 'Donncll, drivil car
of the same make, was third
Ralpb DE Palma, after a series OF forced
stops IN the pits, was finally forced out OF
the race on his l22nd lap by b oxen
valve. CASTOR Chevrolet was also forced
10 retire on his l1sth lap because Of
engine trouble, being second when he
etopDed
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EVERD|NG TROPHY
GOES TO S|MONTON
Much Interest in the Shoot at
Bellevue Last Saturday
Afternoon.

Frank II. simonton wos Tho
winner of tho iverdn0 Trophy ahoui II
l,al.ovne net Saturday afternoon. Dill
Cochran ~ Itennftt Square. and Efptaln
u A Simouton shot IN the FIRST squad,
Cochran shouting from 90 yards and the
Captain from - ynfd, mud both hroke
IG ont Of 81 which L M eHecllent score -
make in haudicap ehoot Al of the
shooters felt thai these men hnd SGT q
hard pace an1 Thought that thcf woold
bo called iiuan to shnot oF a he for the
I.Vefdup trophy Int a,onH eefue i II
eilnaotan IN The SECOND squad, wha pttI-
vcfitod ~ of bis 50 birds STANLEY Tneh1
Ton and William GoYne, both lsyard
men, shot IN the snme squad with / II
aimonfoh. md mqde him extend himself
10 the limit rnrhtDn breaking 10 and
Cayue Ii
John Fyana. of Cnmden, was t'le nest
man IL attract attention, hc bteating =
nf hi first - birds Evans finished With n
score IF IL ont Of ~ The next possibility
pfavrd - he Tafrv Reod vho ahof from
the 2n-var1 mare Reo,l won ihe Dole
ware state handicap championship 9
cailnie of weeks aau With the trnst escrl-
lcni score of a. ont Il 81 and all eYea
centred un hln IS he went IN tho tfap
ilafty accounted for g 1 IF lfie firaf - birds,
Fand went - Tie 1feHf}H ffAil fftfAf}G tI5t'
he I'D t. hroak straight 'win th7 trophy
Beel 5eff!ed d1wn I" b'islnees mi l"ase
annii5dt spare II ~ ont II - finishing one
Ind IL h4rh II Il II Simon'on f T.
Nafpqn. William Shaw William @wavne.
/ 7 fhumpsan 4 I VilIie AMI Geargo
Simon III hraEt - uf tlar - birds
+ II sluoetan Il e0n # aptah Isl 4
Silnantan and @as fnaef rapiiaf Nnnor
1ffef fire regtlla L eronf Was ifnt=fed TIC
qhaat - ehet dNlhle f2rEeis. and ffeefgf
simon proved tho bet nar#snan 81 fht7
amn breaking -
fhe e q aud III f'iln Eilh he'll 'fs
vg,J1. 1t.stt e.fs IL GROUNDS 81 .far4d q 80
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P|CKAN|NNY SETS
NEW RIVER MARK
Won Wilmington Boat Clubs 20
Mile Race, Saturday,
in 2.00.23.

The Wilmington Motorboat Club,
Saturday, held n race for the tartledge
trophy, over n course of 20 nautical miles,
with the start just below the mouth of the
Christiana river. IL was proven that
quality can show without quantity, for
although here were but three starters n
new record was set up when Picknniuny,
the winner, covered the 20-mile course ~
two hours and twenty three seconds. Tho
best previous time was seven minutes
slower than this.
The race for the Cartledge trophy is ono
Of the biggest events for cruiser type boats
that is held on the Delaware river, and as
Commodore James IL Morrm, of the
Wilmington Club said lrinR the race:
Although there nre only three OF them
fighting II out, they are the cream OF the
rivers ilcct
The three starters in the event were,
besides the winner Pickaninny, owned by
Commodore James Bell, md flying the
flag of the Camden Motor Boat Club: the
Helmn. owned hv William Frederick and
representing the Wilmington Motor Roat
Club, and the Marguerha, owned by the
donor of the Cartledge trophy, and tom
modore A II Cartlcdec. and flying the
flag Of the keystone Club, OF Philadel-
phia.
The Cartlcdgc trophy has heen com
peted for four times. including Saturday 8
race. and with the exception of the win
nor. the other boats IN tho racc had each
won a leg on the trophy and bad any other
but the pickannnv hoen succesaiul sat
urdav. they would have come IN perman-
ent posscssion Of tho handsome trophy
presented bv Commodore Cartledee The
Rennie ". the boat which won the first
race for the CARTRIDGE trophy. was IN
able to compete Saturday rs Tod Heath.
the boats owner, is having extensive re-
pairs made 10 the craft
The start Of the race was made at :
o'clock whom exc ommodore William
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GOLF CLASSIC WON
BY SIDNEY SCOTT
Yale Captain Beats w II. Gard.
ncr of Buffalo az Coun-
try Club.

Sidney scott, che yofng and efficient
captain ~ the Yale golf team, who began
his links career over the course at The home
II hig father, Henry y Scott Of Roybold,
won the annual invitation tournament ~
the Wilmington Country Club, when he
defeated W II Gardner If Buffalo, IN the
final round. Saturday Scott defeated his
more experienced opponent on the seven
tceuih green, z and !
Both played excellent golf IN the O1tt
trip. bui there we're rsgeed gpnia IN the
atrokes II each after the turn hsd beeu
made Gardner, who gaya every indica-
fion that he had played the three extra
hole matches within tna week, was the
weaker of tile two on the journey back lie
rnisged puts ehere they would hsve
meant wiua. and seversl iimes he wa no'
able to ge' them into tho cup when ~
sinking . short 0nr BE- would have been
able r. galp half
scott played excellent golf goiug cut
reaching be turn III 36 strokes. which ls
par fof the frai niue On the long fifth ha
needed oulY lmr atrnkna, whirh gave him
Elrd and q wiu 1hla helped ~ bit the
regulation figures f0r tho FIRST nine, as he
was one over IN the ffth scott would
have needed o 2 ou the eighteenth ior IT
he'd if boen necessary 81 play 'he final
hg,f,. TIE yarIu
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Kirk of tho Wilmington Club, pave the
signal from the deck Of Commodore
Morris pnlatial yacht, The Lulu, which
acted Ms stake boat. All tho contestants
rot off together, with the "Piuk having
4 slight advantage. The co rae was up the
river td Il buoy off Gruhb'a Landing, and
hnck to buoy of Finn'H Point, md re-
turn 10 the stake boat
At the stait tho "piok" took the Jersey
side of the course and many Of the spnc
tators who we're on the river in bpata,
thought that this wna poor judgment as
the buoy had he turned 10 the port. As
far IA the eyes could follow, tlte boats
seemed well hunehed going upthe river,
hut when they hove in eight on the return
for tho first half Of the race, il wns cay to
bc eeen that Cnmmodpre Bel waa sailing
his member of the Black Feet, M the
"pick" il known, 10 the beat ndvantage, NJ
he was leading the othor two contestants
by AT least n mile, when the Lulu waa
pnsaed. II was evident from th time the
''Pick" made in the first half of the rncn
that n new time Mss going 10 o sci for the
20 miles. The lIelma wne Second. with the
Marguerite close third at the haf way
mark
The boats were soon out uf sight again
and it was ncarly : o'clock when the
picknninny hove in sight On the final leg
around the corner Of the + & r railroad
pier. II was several minutes before the
other two contestants put IN IN appear
ance. with the Hclmu still in the lead
All he boats were given an ovation na
thev crossed tn finish line. bY the many
bonts that had gathered At that oipf
Congratulations were soon being heapcd
on the shoulder OF the crew of thu
"Pieka although she had d feated the
ITemn, h local favorito IN entertain
tnent wns held in the local boat club hoHse
Saturday night summary The time
Starting Halfway Finishing Elapsed
pickanlnny
5oo.o1 6ofo7 zo8 II 2oe Il
: tNl 40 G0i u ~ 81 u II
ANY Of the owners If tho buais tilaf bal
log on tho Cnftlodgc trophy ean efal
lenpc the winner Within thirty days aud
the holder has thirty daya within winch t.
accept the chalcpee. 81 that y tie neSt
fcw weeks another race maF he held lar
the trophy
Lost spmethina7 rrv classified I'd.
vertiscmcnt IN Every Evening Adv
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
IiveI~ Contests Scheduled for This
Week in City Cham
pionahip

Eonr important contests ARE scheduled
u the billiard championship tournament
far THE week aud much interest r. being
shown oyer thc game to be played Wednea~
d4v evening Alen Lynch meets Don8huc.
Lynch has not yet been defeated. and,
although Donoltue has losf three games,
his lorm las improved considerable ~ the
past iew games
Tho schedule for tho week ia - follows
Tonight 8 u'rleck. Alien Ys Groves
40 o'clock. Mister vs Nelson.
Tuesday s. o'clock. Houston vs Hall.
9 ~ clock. Kane VS. Young
Wednesday no'eIoek. Lynch W, Dono-
hue
Thnfadav 8 o'clock. Paris 70 Hoia-
ton $50 clock, Rnshworih vs Alien.
FRIDAY q o'rIock. Groves W Lynch
r ..f.-.~r, 81
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OTHER GAMES.
Harlan. o, Grace, ;
Quaker CITY, 4, Wilmington. 2.
st Pauls, II Scott, !.
General Chemical, ,; Texas Co, 2,
Defiance. ! s. AIMS |
Harlan Grants + Flkton Giants, 3.
Worth Steel. Il Grace, 9.
Strawbridge 4 Clather, 4. Lorraine, y
West, :; i'irst-Contral, !, West, \
First Central, 3,
Union. :. Brandywine, s.
Liberty, i. Trinity, Q
TWILIGHT LEAGUE,
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK.
Monday Belmont VS. Tenth Ward
Wednesday Third Ward vs. Weccacoe.
Thursday Track and field meet.
CIrp STANDING
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OPENING MATINEE
A GREAT SUCCESS
H. B. Clark's Brighton E. Steps
Mile in 2.19s at
ElSnere.

The op<ning trottng matinee Of the
season. at Elsmcre. on Saturday, was a
great success. The att enhance was good
and some good time was made. 1t u
CLARK : celebrated trotter Brighton j,
with mark Of POSI- >. featured the matinee.
The gcEdlng negotiated the first eat Of
the third event in 22fl4 and captured the
race bv stepping the second event IN the
last time OF 2.19l4. The p Tformance Is
considered remarkable for the opening
exhibition The track was everything but
fast and the weather was unusually cold,
preventing the trotter from getting warm
ed up. These were four events on the
card News Bov took the first race IN
straight heats from a field Of SIX starters.
His time for the first heat Was 225 and
225S4 or the second heat Summaries:
EVENT No. ]
Ncwshnv. b. E.. by Sidney Prince
Robert. Betty Bros. ]
fmily B. hT m. by Auster Buyns,
Edward Goodwin 3
Peter Ward b e. by Count Dash
kof1 William NaId. ..... ,
Leading Lady, br. m, unknown,
NJ Havden .....-..
Tleano~e Wilson, t. m. hy Bohe-
man Boy. George Benson 9
Jack Roberts, y e, by West More
rel. William B Austin ........ 3
Time ? 225, 225@4
EVENT No. 2
Captain Clay, b. G., II given;
NJ L Newton .. !
Miss Wiltondale. ch m. by Wilton
dale. l. O. Ross. .......... 2 2
Time 226, 2.25; 2.22.
EVENT No.
Brighton B, b. G., by Mokides, H. B
Clark. ........... ......, /
Kenneth. b. G., by Crystallions
Coweview Farm. ,.....-.. 2 3
Whipcord, by SILK Cord, DR. J r.
Time. 2.214; 2.19I4
EVENT No. q.
MARY Forrest. b. m, by Lord Dew
ev, NJ. =. Newton. ] !
The Apos le, b. e, BY the Expon~
ent. James r. Winchester . ? 3
Prince II, h. e., by Prin March,
Betty Bros. z
Roanie, b m, by Lord Dewey, Har-
m Rose. ..-.-.....
Time: 2.4114 2.3219.
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AT THE PARKS.

Pleasant weather brought record break
ing business to both Shelipoi ana brahdS-
vine Springs Parks yesterday and the
attendance from outside the city was
almost as heavy as IT was from Whining
ton. Dorothy D Young Mrs. James Z.
Henry well-known contralto soloIsts. de-
lighted large audiences both afternoon
and evening at Shellpot
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A Worthinpfon won the take-hofne prize
by a small margin
The fourth repiatered tournament ~
The r.. B and w II II Gun Club will be
held next Saturday on the club grounds
American 1fapahoptipg Agsonl8iion rules
vii govern this tournament Shooting
begins 1T l030 n. IA.
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| OCAL BASEBALL IN
FULL SWING SATURDAY
Many Interesting Games Played
by League and Independ-
ent Teams.

Local baseball was in full swing on
Saturday afternoon. when there were
many league and independent games
Following were the results
AII,-wIL LNlNGTON LEAGUE.
Parksidc, 10, Defiance, 4.
Tarksidc, 6. Defiance, !.
Eleventh Ward, 3, keystone, J.
Eleventh Ward, 4 keystone 3.
Ninth Ward, "A; Silverhrook, 4
Ninth Ward, g. SilverbrOok, g.
Eden. 5. Neighborhood, 3.
Eden. / Nelghhorhood, @
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sLe.ch Club Visits Arden.

Forty members Of the famous Phlla-
delphia Sketch Club, piloted by the ven
erable DR.. "Ziln. visited Arden for the
first time Saturday afternoon and even
inc II was the occasion Of the annual
ontlng Of the club and baseball, eats,
dancing and Shakespearean comedy were
the features Of the end Of O perfect land
srnr-a
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DrYdock Team Downs Laurel.

T.aIIrpl. June 21.-The Laurel Baseball
Club. champions Of last years Peninsula
League went to Whitehavcn, Md, Satur-
day afternoon and lost to the Drydock
team. of that place, score, 9 to 8 Laurel
defeated Drydock here Thursday, ! 70 Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
I.nrraine Apaln Winner.

TIE niath weekly award "A So In the
-sttnde1 stars merchant cooperative
voting contest va= son again hY inr-
rhine s whHah Turned FL 63laJ votes
esttt.f : tafal fe1 tf.r srrrk IF t1i io3
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Scott reached the fnal round vhsn be
eliminated Edward el1s If North Hills
n Tho upprr bracket of the sernifnsl-
Scott defeatod styles 3 and 2 Gardns
emerged ia victor over Richard t-
HaiaAf ~ Al Princeton team. 2 snd 2
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
ANFRlCAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. :, Athletics, 5.
Washington. q Dctroit.4 9 innings, raln.l
Boston. 10; Cleveland, 3.
New York. 4 St Louis, 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. s. Pittshurg, Q.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn. 2.
Other clubs not scheduled.
GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
AMERICAN IFACUE.
New York AT st, Louis
Washington at Detroit,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
boston at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
ST Louis At Boston.
Chicago at New-York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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HARLAN WINS THRILLER.
Shipbuilders Captured Exciting Ball Game
I'm Potistown Yesterday.

The Harlan baseball team went to
Pottstown, Pa, yesterday and won a
thrilling game from Pottstown, @ to D.
The score:
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Her rne ain was - iva spotle-,
lifr We'll she cant do il now. shes
had au ~ The nes-lrz psl'r
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rrNNsyIvANlA RAILROAD.
amokin, q, General Office. 2
Parryville. s Wilmington Shop, z
Store Department, |; Media, .,
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ErnvRPAN LFAGTE.
prack En-, 3: Richardson lark, J.
Stanton, 2, Newport, 2
Afarehalltrn sFlsmerc, I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21

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