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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
Watson Of Spokane
Credit Mems Guest

Tho Seattle Association os Credit
Mru were 10 entertain with lunch.
con at Frederick q Nelson's satur.
day in honor OF H. w. Watson. Of
Spokane. who has Just returned
from tho national convention Of
Retail credi, Men at Houston. Ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Mcrc fhsn 500 applications for an
tomobiie patents were on file In
Washington In September. 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Use chains only whrn ncurssary
ana apply them properly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

The first pablic garage w,s opancd
IN Boston In 1879.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
zEBLEY FAMILY REUNION.

The ninth annual meeting Of the
Iebiey Family Reunion Association
VIII be held Monday. September :.
uabor Day) at Bethel NJ. r.. Church
or the Faux Road. Brandywine
hundred, near Zcbley's Corner, Pa.
All persons by birth or marriage
connected with the Zebiey family are
urged 10 lac present at the meeting as
there will be features OF unusual in
terest, which will. make attendance
well worth while. The entertainment
and sports copmIttees nave made
great preparations.
Transportation will be provided
from Wilmington in Kelleher's black
bug. which will leave Sixth and Market
streets in front Of Mullins store az
10 a. m. sharp. city time. A bus viii
also meet the Darbey trolley car Ieav-
ing Wilmington At II a. m, at Over
look station, above claymont. Dinner
will be served at 12.50 TO all attending.
Guests viii be present not only
from Delaware and surrounding
states. but there will De members
present for the FIRST time from Ohio.
Indiana. Illinois and North Carolina.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
|. 0. 0. F. HOME
FUND IS GROWING
Il Now Amounts to $7,1OO and
May Reach $4,000 by
November.

The committee appointed by the
Grand Lodge. /. o. o. f.. Of Delaware
for tho purpose OF establishing q home
for the aged and infrm Odd Fellows
their widows and orphans. has been
unusually active during the past year
and as result there has teen deposit
ed cash in bank 10 the amount Of s7,-
100 10 the credit of the home fund. BY
the time OF the next Grand Lodge
session, to be held in November, II Is
expected the amount will reach s10.-
600. An Assessment WAS ordered levied
on all members Of subordinate lodges
at the last session Of the Grand Lodge
and number of individuals have
made contributions. and II Is expected
that a number Of =. .bequcsts viii be
made. During the present week the
committee received check for $3.50
from the Degree STAFF Association OF
Eden Lodge. No. 81, Of this city.
A meeting Of the general committee
appointed by the Grand Lodge will be
called for September, when reports
viii be made.
The site for the home win be se-
lectad in the near future which viii
likely be near this city.
The chairman Of the home commit
tee IS Grand Master Calvin M. White
sell. r. @. M. william w. Douty,
grand secretary. is the treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
TWO ARRESTED FOR
CASTELBERG DEATH
Negligence Charged Against
Apartment House Superin-
tendent and Operator.

An investigation yesterday by the
police Of Baltimore and Coroner +.
Knox Tnsley Of that city, into the
death Of Joseph Casfelberg, the jewell
er, who owned the store az the north
east corner of Fifth and Market
streets. this city, resulted in the ar
rest Of Benjamin r. Nesbitt, super
intendent Of the Emersonian Apart
rnents. and Dorothy Bogei, elevator
operator in the building Mr. Castel-
berg died yesterday morning in a
Baltimore hospital as the result Of
injuries he sustained Monday night
when his leg was crushed between the
elevator in the apartment house and
the side of the cage.
Nesbitt is charged with unIawfu1ly
employing help under 1s years of age
70 operate a public elevator The
Bogel girl is charged with operating
a public elevator. she not being IS
years old. and also with undertaking
her work without first having had
proper training. Coroner Insley has
charged both with criminal negligence
and with causing the death Of Mr..
Castelberg. They were released
pending an investigation TO be held in
few days
Funeral services viii be held at
10 O'Clock tomorrow at the home. Rev
DR.. Rosenau officiating Burial will
be in Hebrew Friendship cemetery.
Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
FINLEY TAYLOR MADE
SUPREME SACRIFICE
Delaware Boy, Killed in Action,
Was Twice Cited for
Bravery.

FINLEY Taylor of Trainer, Pa, a
native of Wilmington, will be buried
next Saturday. his body having ar
rived from France. where he was
killed in action on July / 1913. De
ceased has relatives and friends Ifv-
ing here. many of whom, no doubt
will attend the funeral. Services will
be held at 1.30 y. m. in Trainer M. r.
Church, and will be in charge Of As
sociations y and G, 111th Infantry.
Taylor made the supreme sacri-
fee in one Of the big ofYensiyes OF
the war. when the 2sth division was
fighting on hill 204 He is said to have
been the first membag of the division
TO be killed and also the first Delawsre
county soldier to lose his life. He
was twice cited for bravery in action
and was awarded the French CroiS
de Guerre.
His body, as well as that of Ray
mond Whalan of Roothwyn. Pa. have
arrived from Hoboken. Taylor was
a son of Mrs. l.. 2. Taylor. formerly
of Wilmington, now of Chicago. She
has come east for the funeral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
GLAZED KID PLANS
ASSUMING SHAPE
Scope of Celebration outgrown
Original Idea, Many Visitors
Expected to Participate.

Glazed Kid Week. beginning Mon
day, September 10, has resulted in A
widespread interest. The movement
70 boost glazed Kid has now far out
grown is original scope and many
other nearby cities viii be invited "a
join Wilmington in this monster busi-
ness revival movement.
Since the announcement that Her.
bert Hoover h4s accepted an fnvit
ton to a -'ess the OF ming banquet in
the Hotel du Pont, the committees
arranging the event. Of which David
Snellenburg r. chairman, has been
husy perfecting detafs.
The Chamber Of Commerce, II was
announced today. f. ors the sugees-
ton that the West Chester Chamber
oS Commerce visit Wilmington during
Glazed Kid Week. IL was also an
nouneed tn the Lancaster Chamber
o. Commerce, which was recently host
to the mercantile section Of the VIII
mfngton Chamber or Commerce.. has
proposed Tuesday. September 20. a..
the date for a return visit However
ar effort win be made to persuade the
Laneastrians to advance the date 81
their visit enc day. 50 they can par
ticipats in the opening banquet, Sep.
teraber 10.
Several hundred suggestions for
slogans for Glazed Kid Week have
keen received by f. d. Prince. who has
charge OF the publicity end OF the
cfmpaign. A number Of the surees-
ticns came from Baltimore and New
York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
CHARLES WILLIAMS
IS STAR SWIMMER
Maryland Division Holds Elimi-
nation Contests for Finals
at WilIiamsport.

Charles Buck" Williams of the
Maryland Division swimming team
carried of the horors In the elimina-
tion contests of the Southern Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Per-
ryvilie yesterday
The following events were held: 100
yard swim, 22o-yard swim, Sso-yard
swim and plunge for distance. The
results follow:
100 yardC. Williams. first Maryland
Division, time /. AZ. W. 8. Trone. second
Baltimore Division j. O. Porter third
Deiaware Division; X. @. Miller, fourth,
Maryland Division.
220-yard--C. Williams. first. Maryland
g. Bell. second, Maryland division: w.
y Trone. third Baltimore Division. J. q.
Green. fourth, Maryland division.
SSo-yard-C. Williams, first. Mary
land Division. time. 20 minutes, IA sec
onds. w. $. Trone, second, baltimore
Division; j. @. Porter, third, Delaware
Division; J. G. Jones. fourth. Maryland
Division.
Plunge for Distance. williams FIRST.
Maryland Division, distance. 80 fret in.
W. =. Trone. second, baltimore Division
distance. - feet Z inches; J.. G.. Porter.
third Delaware Division. distance, ~ feet.
2 inches, g. w. West fourth. Delaware
Division, distance 81 feet.
The committee in charge Of the meet
Bevcn. y. Moo. per, ] r. Swenson. J G
J. Donlon, l.. NJ. Aiken. j. l. Warren
G. W. Hoffman and A. J. Sentman.
The first four men in each of the events
have qualified to enter the Eastern Region
meet at Wiiliamsport on September To-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
ROB WOMAN IN SHORE HOTEL
Bandits Bind Her And Steal $4,000
Worth Of Jcwelry.

Atlantic City. Aug. 31.--Miss Anna
knoehr. of Philadelphia. was bound
and gagged in her suite at a beach
front hotel Tuesday night. and robbed
Of iewelry valued at $4,000, il became
known last night.
Answering a knock at her door, Miss
knoehr was confronted by two masked
men who stepped i'm the room, locked
the door, pointed a pistol at her, threw
her on the bed and bound her ankles
and wrists with strips torn from the
bed sheets and gagged her with a
shawl. They then ransacked her
trunks and disappeared. Miss Ger
trude Whitman. OF Philadelphia, a
friend. called few minutes later and
released Miss Knoehr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
MARSHALLTO PLAYS
. KR[DS ON SAT URDAY
Championship Game of Subur-
ban League to be Played on
Pennsy Field.

Marshallton and krebs being tied
for first place in the second half OF
the Suburban League. each having
won 3 games and lost 2. will play q
game Saturday, September 3. al
Pennsy Field. at $50 y. IN.
BY winning this game Marshsllton
would be declared the winner of the
second half. krebs having won the
first half. would then be compelled te
play Marshallton a series OF three
games to decide the championship oi
the league BY winning Saturday +
game. krcbs will have won both
halves of the Suburban League and
would then be In a position TO accept
challenges from the champs of the
City League, South Side Eden, and
Laurel. Del, TO determine the State
championship.
Both teams will use their regular
lina1ips. Hayward and Burke formipg
the battery for MarshalIton. with 0ay
and Mcdaniel for Krebs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
The First Five
| Minutes of a Fire

Do you know what to dor suppose II
is your house burning up. 1t is often
said that the first five minutes are worse
than the next Ave hours. IL you have
ever seen real fire start you will know
what this means. A pail of water or a
hand extinguishers may. be sufficient 70
quench fire just beginning. After it
gains headway, the entire fire department
may be helpless while the building is
consumed
A fire breaks out You must act quick
ly You must keep your head You
would be far better Off If you knew def
initely what to do. because there is no
time for pondering and wondering. Action
springing from knowledge may save many
lives and many dollars.
You can learn tremendous lot about
this vital thing from a 9a-page booklet
prepared by the National Board of Fire
UnderH riters.
Our Washington Information Bureau will
secure a free copy of this booklet for any
reader of the Wilmington Every Evening
who fills out and mails the coupon below
enclosing two cents in stamps for return
postage. BE sure that the name and ad-
dress are written legibly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
DU PoNT COUNTRY CLUB.

Accounting defeated Purchasing
Al, at the du Pont Country Club
The results.
Murphy, Accounting, defeated Quinn,
Purchasing. 5 up.
Tribit, accounting. defeated Irons,
Purchasing, 2 up.
Strebb. Accounting. defeated Hold
man. Purchasing, 3 up.
j. T. Mason, accounting, defeated
Henderson, Purchasing, / up.
Nelson, Purchasing, defeated
Moore. Accounting, i up.
The Engineers surprised the Inter-
departmental Golf League by defeat
ing the General team. s-2. The re-
suits:
Nillard, Engineers, defeated Brad
way, General, up.
Brenfiinger. Engineers. defeated
Krauss, General, up.
.Wardell. Engineers, defeated Peters,
General. up.
Gillie, General, defeated Hume.
Engineers, 3 up.
The Engineers defaulted one match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight.


Union girls Va. du Pont ALL
Stars. Eighteenth and Van Buren,.
$50 sharp.
Defis nee VS.. Lorraine. Second
and du Pont streets.
Emanon VS.. p. r. r. girls. Bay
nard Field.
Elks vs.. Kiwanis. Harlan Field.
Union VS.. Haven. kirkwood
Park.
Union A. A. VS.. Rhoada. EiEh-
teenth and Van Buren,.
Highland Ali-Stars VS.. Rock
land .All-Stars. Rockford Tower.
Parkside VS.. Seventh Ward,
Fourteenth and woodlawn.
Eastlake VS.. Five Points. Twen-
ty-niath and Market.
Butchers Association VS.. Scott.
Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets, s y. m.
Thursday.
Harlan Giants VS.. Dover Royals.
Second and du Pont streets. 3
p. m.
Defiance VS.. Dover. at Dover.
Lorraine VS.. Seventh Ward.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Parksid, VS.. Fourth Ward,
Kirkwood Park.
Westminster VS.. Grace. Rock
ford. No. /.
st. Paul's VS.. Old Swedes, Rock
ford, No. 2.
Brandy wine VS.. Cookman. Bay
nard. No. 1.
Mt. Salem VS.. Second Baptist.
Friday.
keystone VS.. Defiance. Third
and Adams.
Minker's All-Stars VS.. New
Castle. Battery Park.
Bethel VS.. Haven. Kirkwood
Park.
Union A. A. VS.. Nandever, Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren.
Highland All-Stars VS.. Five
Points, Rockford Tower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
ABERF FOYLE TO PLAY
SOUTH SIDE TEAM
Harlan Field Will be Scene of
Battle on Friday After
noon.

The biggest twilight attraction Of
the week viii be staged Friday eve
ming between Aherfoyle of Chester
and South Side Eden. at Harlan Field.
The game will start at 5.45 y. m.
The Aberfoyle team in their visits
to this city have built up a reputa-
ton and following and many of the
fans have been clamoring for series
between these two teams.
Eden hackers say their team will
give Jim EAwing's Chester team plenty
o1 opposition.
Manager Ewing will bring his regu-
lar lineup in an effort to Offset the
strong going South Side-Eden ag-
Sr-gation, while on the other hand
Manager Grant viii use his strongest
lineup with Andy Miller, late of tho
fiesmont southern League throwing
them over. 1t is also rumored that
Soutn Side-Edcn and Laurel viii hook
ap in series for the State title.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
STONE STOPS SEVENTH WARD NEW CASTLE WINS THIRD
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF rural
New Castle county real estate have
been recorded in the Office OF the
County Board OF AssesSment:
Roscoe G. Deal from Charles r.,
Bradley and wife, land at North Holly
Oak. 1850.
w. II. Derickson and wife from
James G. Haggerty and wife, land In
Mil Creek hundred. $500.
Charles II. Talley from Jesse r.
TalIey. land in Brandywine hundred
5000.
Charles A. Harrison and wife from
Edanna Land Co. land In christiana
hundred. $500.
Isaac W. conarh from 8. w. Years
ley and wife. land at Port Penn, 800.
G. r.. Folk and wife from Mary Gary
ante. land In New Castle hundred,
1000.
John ". Pedrick from william H.
Johnson. land In New Castle, $500.
Eva r. Rearick from Brosius q
smedley Co, land at Hillcrest. $1,000.
Fred A. Keirstead and wife from
Fred Knecht, land at Pennrose. $500.
Margaret and Mary McNaIiy from
George II. Leyand and wife. land at
Brack -Ex, $4,000.
Albert G. Saunders /and wife from
Claude Banta and wife, land at Tux
edo Park, $1,000.
Newport National Bank from Joseph
II. Gould. sheriff. land. buildings, &C.,
of the Standard Animal Products
plant, Chrisitiana hundred, se4.75.
leford, land In Red Lion hundred,
$3.50.
Delford ID. Fowler and wife from A.
K. Taylor, land and buildings in Pen
cader hundred, $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
NO-HIT, N0-RUN GAME.

Quickstep A. G. defeated West End
A. C., Monday evening al tka Military
Grounds in 2 five-inning pitching duel
2 TO O. Wood Was en- tha mound for
the winners and not only pitched no
hit, no-run game, but also made. q
homer.
The fielding Of ConnelI and Neen-
stiehl and the throwing of Kitchens,
were the features of the game. both
teams played excellent ball. Quick
step would Ike to hear from any JIG
to 18-year-old team in or around the
city. Address. G. +. Draper, 1T Full
ton street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
|SEvENTH,WARD WILL
PLAY TRAVELLERS
Rivals Will Baltic il Out at Four
teenth and WoodlaWn
Tonight.

The Parkside Travellers will visit
Fourteenth and Woodlawn tonight to
meet the Seventh Ward team. This
will be the first meeting OF these
teams and as both teams have been
playing fast ball. some lively game Ii
expected
Local fans will have the opportunity
of seeing Hawk" Hayes In action
for the last time this year as he leaves
on Thursday for Richmond. Va. to
join the Newport News club of the
Virginia League, To whom he has
been sold by the Petersburg team.
sid" Maniove and "Buddie" Allen
will be the battery for the Parkside
team, which has won five OF its last
six games played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
DOVER TEAM PUSY.
@Billy- BAH Keeping Capital Fans In
tereSted In Sport

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Aug. 31.-"Billy" Balls Dc
Yer baseball aggregation or a trip to
Georgetown yesterday. lost the game
to their opponents, 5 TO
Z Manager Bali, has completed a
strong schedule of games for the re-
mainder of this week and on Monday
rext. Labor Day, the schedule being
as follows:
Today, "wednesday, Delaware City.
Suburban League, at Dover.
Tomorrow. Thursday, Defiance of
Wilmington, at Dover.
Friday, Narshallton, at Dover.
Saturday. Chestertown, Nd, at Do
yer.
On Monday next two games have
heer scheduled with the Krebs nine
uf Wilmington, morning and after
noon games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
CALLS 1T A DRAW.

The Chester Times says Ralph
Raymond and Jack Horba fought a
sensational draw in a battle for the
welterweight championship of th.
State OF Delaware Monday night at the
big benefit show at Smedley Field
Under the direction of Jimmy Dough-
orty. This was the greatest bout ever
staged in this city and was replete
with action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
PINE DEFEATED
Italian Ncighhorhood Girls in Victory
Over Opponents.

The volley ball team of the younger
girls of the Italian Neiehborhood has
five games to its credit this season.
as contrasted with two defeats Last
night the girls won two games in sue
cession from Pine, this being the third
time they have defeated Pine.
The playing of the first batter,
Eleanor Ciccarelli. is especially re-
markable. as she can always hit the
volley ball the entire length of the
field The players on the victorious
team arc: Mary Olivere. captain;
Eleanor Ciccarelli, Rose Flore, Jen-
ME Del Crosse. Cecilia Arcaro, Grace
Ciccarelli, Florence Buiano, Media
Geletti. Mary Carazzo. Lucy Cuocolo,
Annie Cuccolo.
The girls viii play Stspler Play
ground tomorrow at 1890, at the
Neighborhood grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
RAYMOND MOVES Up.
Local Welter Champ to Work Out In
Philadelphia.

Diamond Lew Bailey. who was the
third man in the ring in the Chester
bouts Monday night. was loud in his
praise of the local welters, especially
Raymond. Raymond made such a
fine showing on the promoters present
that he has received Ave different Of
fers to box at different times. He is
tentatively booked for one of the
bouts at the opening show at the
Philadelphia Ice Palace, when he will
take on Allentown Dundee, ons Of
the best in the game.
Ralph Raymond will start next
Monday morning, working out at the
training quarters of Joe Tiplitz in
Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
BRowNsON TEAM
AFTER BALL GAMES

The Brownson Library baseball
tam Is anxious 10 arrange games with
any independent. City or Suburban
League team with open dates
The library boys have somewhat re-
erss nized and now comprise an ag-
greEation of ball tossers that are can
sbis OF competing with the best Their
vstories have included some of the
foremost teams IN the city, Parhside
snd Lorraine among the list Ad-
ur@s communications to Browns son
Library. care c. A. Carney, manager
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
KEYSTONE CLUB WINS
OVER SEVENTH WARD
Forty Acre Nine Fails to Give
Support in Pinches and
Drops Fast Game.

keystone defeated Seventh Ward A.
A tefor~ one of the largest crowds of
the acason at Fourteenth and Wood
lawn \ TO 4.
The Ward boys gave Draper poor
support In the second innins. when he
handled a difficult hunt and would
have thrown into a double play, had
N~~se not erred at s~co,id Tobin and
A. Stfswhridse were hit hard. but were
niNcn nm. support by their team
nisics. Robins. the Acre boys crack
short stop. played a woaderful game.
AID coii~csed two OF the four runs.
IL siss gst \ triple along the third
base line. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
SNOW HILL IN TEN INNINGS.

snow Hill. Md, Aug. 31.-Snow Hill
won an exciting game from Salisbury.
4 20 q. Both Bergman and Schelberg
pitched great ball. In the tenth in
ming. with the score 3 10 against
SNOW Hili and one man gone, Schroll,
pinch hitting for Hickman, hit a
hugne run. over the centerfield fence.
Bergman then got on anARcanle across
~. rlate with the winning run, when
lsoursey hit safely TO center. Both
teams lid some sensational fielding.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
voegelIn Touring Italy.

William VoegcIin. head of the Viii
mington Photo Engraving Co, who
Is in Europe, has sent cards to friends
here announcing that he is touring
Italy. The cards we're mailed in
Milan. After telling OF the beauties OF
that city he stated that he would
visit Venice. Bologne, Florence and
Rome. lie is in good health and is
having an enjoyable time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
FECH'S CRISFIELB NINE
BEATS PRINCESS ANNF

Crisfield. Nd. Aug. 31.-Princess
Anne was completely outclassed here
yesterday, losing to Crisfield. to I.
Crisfield was eliminated Saturday by
PocomoEe, according 10 the decision
OF the representatives of the teams
who met in Salisbury. Sunday, de-
spite their protest Pocomoke, in
turn, was beaten by Princess Arne.
while yesterday Crisfeld made Prin-
cess Anne Iook like lot Of school
boys The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer w. s. Burrfs re-
ported to Levy Court yesterday the fol-
lowing balances: New Castle county,
s7,990.24: miscellaneous roads ac-
count, s94.47; Christlana, S4,II9.0s:
Mil Creek. s4s7.7s; White Clay Creek,
s7T0s: Pencader. ss31.4f; New Castle,
s120.7s; Red Lion. s1.23715; st.
Georges, ss.726.57; Appoquinimink,
s296.s9; Blaclrbird, 1851: Brandy
wine S37sa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
Ior-ains VS.. Defiance.

Lorraine and Defiance Will tie UP
at Second and du Pont this evening
and q grand battle viii be in order
as the series stands all even at two
apiece and tonight's game VIII be the
rubber Lorraine viii present their
best lineup tonight and should make
the Tenth Warders step out TO get the
decision. The game will be called
promptly at els o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
BATTLERs PLEASE.
Local Boxers Booke4 for Bouts II
Chester Monday,

Battling Barnes. a local battler, will
appear in the wind-up at the Chester
show next Monday night. when he
meets George Russell. The semi
windup VIII show another local lad
who made a hit in Chester last Non
day night. when Jimmy Vincent viii
substitute for Mickey Norris against
Johnny Maybook
Both local boys are in fine shape
and are working out daily at the Key
stone Field Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
SEND SPORT NEWS
TO EVERY EVENING

Managers of teams Of any kind
are requested to send In news OF
their organizations and results
OF their games.
Every Evening wants the news
about sport from all over the
city and State. Send in your
communication and see them
in print. This is a good way to
boost your favorite organization.
News of all kinds OF sport 10
desired.