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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
.DU POINT SELLS MORGAN
s35,OOO,0OO BOND ISSUE
To More Permanently Finance
General Motors Stock
Purchase.

The du Pont Co. has sold To ]. r.
Morgan & Co. an issue of 100000 600
ten year ~ per cent bonds more per
manently to finance the purchase Last
November Of $500. 900 shares of Cen
cral Motors Corporation common stock
for which one year notes. bearing in
tcrest at per cent. were given.
This bond issue will retire tho notes
and other obligations. amounting to
S26. 600. 900, which are not due until No
vembor % and will supply the du Pont
Company with sl0.0O0.000 additional
working capital for its other business
developments.
The purchase of General Motors
stock. To finance which this refunding
plan ia adopted, was made from w. g.
Dmnnt, then president of the General
Motors Corporation, so that the du pont
Company. which had large Investment
in motors. might better safeguard this
investment by taking over the manage
ment aud control Of the Motors Com
nany. The stock secured at "A cost Of
about $40 a share. is paying 10 per cent
i'm dividends. yielding nj the present rate
a profit above the interest charges on
the rcfundinK bond issue.
In a formal announcement of tho pnr-
chase Morgan & Go. say
y. j. Morgan & 60. have purchased
from T.. |. du pont do Nemours h 90.
and are Offering through country
wide syndicate. 100000 600 u. !. du
Pont dc Nemours h Co ten year I p
per cent gold bonds. constituting tho
company's only bond issue. The svndl
cate ia Offering the bonds FOR suhscrip-
ton this morning al 500 and interest.
10 yield ~ per cent. The bonds are
dated May l. 1921, arc due May /. 1871.
and arc redeemabie at the option OF the
company. IN whole or in part ON 60
days' notice at 10 per cent and in
tcrcst. at any time prior to May ], l922.
Thereafter tho redemption price dc
creasce per cent for each succeeding
year.
The proceeds ~ the bonds will be-
used partly to supply funds for per
tnancntly financing tho cost of the com
mon stock of the General Motors Cor
poration purchased last Year. and for
other corporate purposes.
I'm connection with this offering, y
is pointed out that during tho last ten
years. the company's net receipts from
it's commercial busiuess only, excluding
an profits from It's So called military
business. have averaged over s5.b0oo0o,
aa against annual interest charges of
.62s 900 on the ten year ~ per cent
bonds The du pont 60. has outstaud
ing S7O.62a. .o0n per cent dehenturo
stock. and &63,37S.ooo common st"et
lie total aas,.ts aggregate $3.50. GOO ono
and the uncaptallzcd surplus and re-
serve amount to over $4,000 .00o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
POwDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du Pont Building.
NEW CHARITIES.

Dover. May 13.-Charters were filed here
yesterday, as follows:
Motors Equity Corporation. Dover, Del
capital. S2.750.000. George Q. Priestly Co
Wilmington, Del; 81 600. American Gas
improvement Co, New York City: 81 600 :
600. Empire Tank Line Co, Dover Del +;
81 600 900. American Valve and Tank Co
Wilmington. Del. s4O0 900. Pumpless
Blow Torch Co, Wilmington, Del: $500, 600
Reeves Engineering Go. Dover. Del. !:
ton Wilmington, Del. 5000 900. Automo-
tive Finance Corporation. Washington, ID
c.; SI50.000. Acme stores Co, Whining
ton, Del, sI5O.OOO. Wallace Coffee Co
YonKers, n. Y; 100000. LeaYitt Lustiana
Salvage Co, Wilmington DEL; 800, 600
De Villier Il Co, Whining ton. Del; 500 900.
Suburban Title and Investment Corpora
tion, Wilmington. Del. 100000. Power
Gasoline Co, SCOttdale. Pa: 500 900.
Penn-Add Cabinet Co, WiliamspOrt Pa !;
800 600 Consumers Shrimp Corporation
Philadelphia, Pa; 100000. Kelly Motor
Co. Pittsburg. Pa; $4,000 Marcus Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co, Wilmington Del :
s25, 900 William II. North Co. Cambridge
Md; $4,000. United Laboratory Co,
Philadelphia. Pa; $4,000. Ginn's Meat
Market Inc, Philadelphia Pa: $1,000.
Back Bay Beach Improvement Co. Wash
II Increase sg1ss in capital of Ives-Lee Co..
Newar6. n. j.. from 81, 500 900 to s4 500.
Change of name Of Mile-a-AIinute Dis
tributing Co, to Mile-a-Minute Co. New
York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Profits of the steel industry have con
tinued TO fall with the fsst-contracting
volume of business. Notwithstanding
the large reduction IN producing costs
accomplished by wage reductions and
other savings. which have been pressed
70 the limit. It is expected that the
ezmranies IN the Youngstown district
viii cut or omit dividends at the next
period.
Directors Of the Todd Shipysrdss Cor
.y,oration declared yesterday the regular
divsderrd of 81 a share, payable on June
%, to stockholders of record June /.
The dividend is payable on the De~
Capitalization only.
Directors of the Southern Railway %.
today deferred action on the dividend Of
2ts per cent, which ordinarily lis de-
cAzred at this time, payable June 80. 1t
Is reported that this does not mean that
the dividend Will mot be authorized final
sy, as directors meeting is scheduled
June 12 at which the regular declara-
eior could be made.
James A. Farrell, president Of the
United States Steel Corporation, said:
81 wish to reiterate in the strongest
possible terms that / have not and will
not, change my position as previously
ststed. That is. / am not considering
the position Of chairman of the United
States shipping board
Practically all of the motor shares
made new low prices for the current
reaction. The outstanding feature of
strength in this group was General
Motors, and this strength was response
BILE for renewed reports of a trade war
IN the industry. There are some we'll
informed firms vino believe that such
q situation rapidly is developing. Four
men of large means are believed TO
have formed a group 10 invade the
trade fields of the General Motors Cor
poration. 1t is believed by these OBJ
servers that the battle will be waged
IN the stock market as well as in the
industrial field.
The feeling among copper producers
is much better, although domestic de-
rnand is still small" reports the Engi-
neering and Mining Journal. Foreign
business during the week was excel
lent, in volume if not in price, and was
sufficient to absorb all Of the metal
which otherwise would have exerted a
pressure on the domestic market. The
Copper Export Association is under
stood TO have done most of its business
with France and Germany at 13 cents
delivered, equivalent to about 1880 and
1865 cents (. o. b. refinery
The market has clearly indicated it's
Judgment that the Reading preferred
stocks. considered, simply as 4 per cent
securities of a railroad system strongly
established in service position and with
amply well demonstrated earning power.
have an investment value of $50 per
SHARE. at which the income return is
e.67 per cent. II becomes therefore
important 10 appraise the probable
value Of the coal company stock and the
rights to subscribe 10 il as carried by
all present Reading stocks. share and
share alike. Yesterday the rights ad-
vanced 10 above IT with the preferred
stocks selling up TO 46 and above
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
DIVIDENDS DECLARED,

AhRisaura Great Southern Railroad
Company. 5 per cent on ordinary, pay
able June 30. and on preferred payable
August is.
American Telegraph and Cable Com
p,ny. quarterly of IA per cent, pay
able June /.
Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad
Company. quarterly of ? per cent, pay
ablo May 20.
Michigan Sugar Company. quarterly
Of l per cent on common and IN per
cent on preferred
Nebraska Power Company, quarterly
N IN per cent on preferred. payable
June !.
quarterly of 81 share on common. pay
able June q.
Philadelphia Electric Company. per
cent and extra OF 23.ss cents per share
on preferred; also l u per cent on pre-
ferred, payable June is.
St. Joseph Lead Company. quarterly
ef 25 cents a share. payable June 30,
Southern Pacific Company. quarterly
of l n per cent, payable July /.
Underwood Typewriter Company
quarterly OF 2h per cent on common
and Ia per cant on preferred. payable
July ].
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
quarterly OF 21a per cent on common.
payable July /.
United Profft-Shsrlng Corporation,
semi-annual Of per cent and extra
OF : per cent, payable June Is.
United Security Life Insurance and
Trust Company, semiannual of per
cent. payable June /.
United States Gypsum Company,
quarterly OF l per cent on common and
a per cent on preferred payable June
80
Valvoiine Oil Company. 4 per cent
on common. pays bse june IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
son,bvorh 90 aets Damages.

Damages of f5.0ao were awarded the
southwork Foundry and Machine COM
rany of Philadelphna hy q Jury in the
Federal District Court Yesterday. aa the
outcome of lts suit against the perfec-
tion Tire and Rubber Company Of
Madison, Iowa. for refusal 70 take q
livery of four moulding machines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
nroye Past Standing Trolley

Pleading guilty 10 drivine past
standinh trolley car at Tenth and
Market streets, this morning. Elmer
ptetz was fined $40 in Municipal Court
fodav The case of Walter Madford.
charged with speeding and driving an
automobile without license. WAS con
tinued until tomorrow to give the man
time to take out a license.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
AETNA EXPLOSIVES.
Depositinp Stockholders Should Receive
Cash and Stock Within Four Weeks,

Interests which have been active IN
liquidation of Aetna Bxpionives Co aay
depositing shareholders should receive
cash and stock Of Hercules Powder 30.
IN exchange for their holdings within
three or four weeks. Last week The
United states Circuit Court Of Appeals
gave tho necessary permission 10 Her
cuies Go. to acquire tho he,na stock.
and Il is not believed appeal will he
taken Opposition Of thr attorney gen
oral was purely formal No opposition
has developed from stockhoiders. u Is
stated oniciallv
OF 540. 600 shares Of common stock ot
Aetna Explosives Co, ontstaudnf 502
600 have been deposited Shareholders
under the plan will receive tlo32 a
share In cash and 50 par value Of Her
rulrs Powder preferred atock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

cuaaea with nefnbers of the Blue Rock
Community. An address will he given
by Mrs. John Kslliim4 Community sing
ING win ba led by q member ~ the
Community HerVice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
HIlIerest Improvement Meeting.

meeting Of the liillcrest Improve
mant Association will bc held IN IIill-
crest M. ~. Church this evening. when
plans for ncigbborhood work viii be dir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Juuior Roard Card PARTY

The Junior Board Of the Homeopa thic
Hospital held a successful card party in
the New Century Club yesterday after
noon. Prizes We're awarded al each of
the 6s tables.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Grady Must support Family

Judge lynn in Municipal Court today
ordered william, Grady to pay for the
support Of his wife and two children
s1a a week and furnish bond Of $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

Every Evenings classified colun ms
are read hv thousands daily. II should
he used by hundreds who now pass II
up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

RUNNfAGT sAfsz--r Friday and tatuf1sg
May rs and "A benefit ~ Weiraisf 'ei
lego pndorment Fund in tlf innf l
Buiiding. Tenth and Marhef sf'ftH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

Jus, a minute of your time to tell
$4,000 people what you want-Every
Evening classified ads do the rest.-rAdv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
AUTOMOBILES
Automobues For sale

AUTOMOBILES
ip2o CHEVROLET r0rRf~c tns
Ie2p FORD TOURING ts7s
1920 FORD TRUCK ro~ stzs
1918 KIssEL ToS TRUCk SiSo
iq2O 81 TON TRUCK
1910 PACKARD TwIN -TT Tour
ING
sec Nr RatIerze Igf1-ig Orange SCI
Open evenings. = ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

HAVE you bad your sottsr from '1s
fsbgldren's . B1r,aof ~ not. hieph~oF faIi
aud give your address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Personals

T. u gTEEI SERVICE CDHPOHk1 ifgt
Have removed their Offffa from ~ fff4nf
street 80 7D2-Df induetftal Ifuaf hhiFit"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
6TEAAtBOAT LINES
WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA AND CHESTER
Schedule in Effect Saturday. April 80
STANDARD TIME

Subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street Wharf;
40. 600 10. 80 a. M. I.30. 4.I5, 600 and
Leave Philadelphia. Pier 5. North Wharves
q el'e 20 M * 30 n m.
Run on Saturdays and Sunday only:
WHINING TON PENN'S GROVE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington daily. 6.I5. 500. 1000
a. m, IL o'clock noon. 200. 4-30. 600, 500.
1000 and 1900 p. m.
Leave Penn's Grove. 5.35. 7.20. 300.
HOO a. m. 100. 3.15. SIS, 700, 600 and
90 y.
Reputable organizations can arrange for
trips to Philadelphia on discount basis or
can charter boat outright for either day or
evening or during the day on sundays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

TRUCk-Atlas one q too traca, wa
about 2 900 miles electric ss&rtere ~.
lights This is prac ttc8liy ne~ tre-~
Walnut Street Gsrsge. A03 walnut strert'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
'NOTTt
Lost and Pound

tiOLDEY CLASS PRS fost gi8sr- ..ar
phonr Fsst
LEATHER PORTFOLIO f.Dsf rsrrI-r y
May NJ pn PHlafrlphIa FIsr a 'rf
please cali 1870 yr -ff
LADYs HA%DHAG Co~taf-trr urm
money lost IN = m f.r f-rm Nrnr
Grove May l2 rr HfH~f ~ af~ar+ HsiFr
~ trolley lime Regard N .rfr- r'H
ruunirare attn M~a ~.rr.
south Fcarurrr atrrcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

TRvCK-vclie. atom. Eood mec cnAnicA Al
condition good rubber and stth plstfrrnl
stake body and cab. az sl.soe. f@ceefd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

USED OARS Two 1918 hupmohne tonrlllF
ears ono 1920 Hupmohile touring car.
one 1918 Hupmohiie rOadstsr. one 1918
limited states truck, Ata-ton, With tiA.ls
body, n. g, Moose Union f~r@ e~s 40
pos North Union stCooG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

9RIsCOE-ISiS. tourlnz car. m dne cun-
clifton Delaware state Garage. Etutn an
Union streets
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
PROVIDENCE NEWS.

Providence. July 12.-Many PEG.
pie of this vicinity are busy max
ing hay and hauling in grain.
Messrs. Leslie NJ. Butts, c. O..
Manor and COT Chase are business
shoppers in Martinsburg.
A large number OF young gents
enjoyed the afternoon Sunday swim
ming.
Mr.. BENZ. Plotner was visiting
Mr.. Jonathan Murphy Sunday.
Messrs. Ray Files and Percy De-
Haven. both of Blairton are visiting
relatives in this neighborhood.
The folks Of Providence will hold
a picnic in the grove, July % Ev-
erybody welcome to bring their
family and friends.
Mr.. Nathan shrimp and sister,
Mrs. Bob Dick, were visiting Mrs.
Maggie Murphy Sunday.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12

Miller gave a fine exhibition of
ball twirling in yesterdays game
and BANKED the Waynesboro Ba-
bies, while the Sox pushed over
two runs off Fox and won one of
the best played contests staged
here this season. The Sox first
scored in the fourth on a single by
Clark, a sacrifice by Black, a line
drive by Neun that was too hot
for Gilbert to handle. In the fifth,
Spriggy Lloyd, first man n made
his second homer of the season
when he sent the ball sailing over
the right-center fence.
The Babies solved Miller for six
hits. three Of which came IN the
fifth inning but were OF the TEX
as" variety and not hard hit enough
for men to score from third.
Both sides put up an exceptional
game in fielding, the work OF Nc
CURE, Rawlings and Lloyd featur-
ing. Neun and Clark featured at
bat. Thompson, the lad who play
ed first for the Waynesboro club is
a former Martinsburger, having
played here en- several amateur
teams. He collected two OF the
six hits the Babies were credited
with.
The SCORE
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
Standing Of the Clubs.
IS DOUBLING THOMAS
NO LONGER

can medicines and doctors for
stomach trouble proved worthless
In my case. Everybody recommend
ID something else and nothing
helped. so l became a doubling
Thomas as to any cure. While in
st. Louis . party praised Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy 50 highly that
bought bottle and am now
doubling Thomas no longer" 1t is
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. A. NJ Gilbert and drug
gists everywhere. 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
LEAGUE MEET IS NOT
WORRYING CHAMP !
KaeerstoWn Not Bothered.
Says Herald.
The Hagerstown Herald says:

The Hagerstown Herald says:
Much has been said during the
past week OF what will be the out
come Of the Blue Ridge League
.eeting called by President Jami-
son for Wednesday. There have
been many predictions as TO how
the three class" player rule would
be treated and it had been general
ly understood that the representa-.
tives OF the other five towns besides
Hagerstown in the league will vote
to uphold the rule just as it hs-
been passed.
AS it stands now Hagerstown
does not care what the other five
officials vote for. They are quite
contented to go along with their
three class" men and believe that
the pennant can be won with the
team as it now stands. Hagerstown
will not go into the meeting, it can
be assured, asking for any change
in the rule and 1t will let the mat
ter of carrying Manager Mowrey a
a bench manager up to the league
officials. It is true everyone admires
the Champs manager and wants &c
see him stay and we will do every
thing possible to keep him here.
But we want the officials in the
other towns to know that we're not
asking any favors and we don
care now whether they amend 0.
let the "class" rule stay as it is
We're strong enough FOR any of
them. are within the requirements
of thu go and are out after another
pen
~ Ms for the benefit OF a
'T O. moguls in the other
,..as think Hagerstown will
come into the meeting asking for
something We feel that perhaps
by Wednesday a few OF the other
towns might see where they nigh
amend the rule perhaps to their
own benefit more so than 1t would
be to the Champs.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
MR.. HARDING
GREETS ELKS

Chicago will be recommended as
the location of a permanent nation.
al headquarters OF the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks at the
fifty-seventh Grand Lodge OF the or
der by a committee named to report
on the subject. according to state
ment Issued by Grand Lodge head
quarters at Los Angeles Monday
The committee, 1t was announced.
is unanimous Ia its decision.
The building Is to cost approxi'
mately s2,500,000.
A letter OF greeting from Presi-
dent Harding to his fraternal bro
Their Elks was read Monday at the
open session OF the Grand Lodge.
The letter was addressed to
Grand Exalted Ruler William NJ. An
bott.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
900 LUMBER PLANT FIRE

The lumber plant of the Jane
Lew Products Company, at Jane
Lew, was virtually destroyed by
fire Saturday evening after being
struck by lightning. The loss, &C
approximately $4,000 with insur
cording to L. ]. Mittinger, owner rs
ance OF S55, 900 carried. A. A. Brown
engineer, was severely burned on
the face and arms in fighting the
flames, the origin Of which Is unde-
ternined.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
BUNKER HILL.

Bunker Hill, July 12.-'Mr. F. ID.
Staley and Miss Emma Stsley and
Mr.. Bernard Staley, OF Chambers
burg, Pa, were guests OF Miss ka'
tie Lamon Monday.
Miss Frances Harris returned
Wednesday evening from Loudoun
county, Virginia, where she has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Mr. S. s. Cline, OF Hagerstown,
was here Thursday to oversee the
threshing of his wheat crop.
The Bunker Hill White Caps de-
feated the Middlewayy All Overs
again Saturday afternoon by y
score of 8 to 7.
Mr.. j. Fred L.aise has installed a
row boat in Mill Creek on the out
skirts of the town, and number OF
the young folks have been enjoy
ing themselves boating.
Messrs. c. B. Organ and Galen
Swimley, and Misses S. s. Wierman
and Naomi Organ motored to New
Market Sunday to visit the End
less Caverns"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Harris,
of Front Royal. are visiting their
son, Mr.. L. E. Harris, accompanied
by Mr.. Altman, of Philadelphia.
At the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening the pastor was assist.
ed in the service by Rev. Herman
Jones. of Oklahoma, and Rev. DR..
Mcintosh, of Blenheim. S. c., who
are here in the interests of the
campaign now beginning for the ed
vocational institutions OF the Synod
of Virginia Mr. Mcintosh preach
ed on the topic, What is Saliva.
tom"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
625 BUSHELS
ON rs ACRES

Better hopes FOR the wheat crop
of the year are given in the tale of
results on the Mcclellan Long
Farm, below Williamsport. where
25 acres yielded 625 bushels. Mr..
Brown Long has charge OF the farm.
Most returns have shown the crop
in low territory to be from IL to IA
bushels an acre, about half a crop
and in northern and western terri
tory, better, about 20 to Is. Mr..
Longs crop is one of the best he
has had. Nearby farmers report
Similarly.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
Frederick Bites The Dust

Chambersburg, Pa, July "a
Frederick vas unable TO hit Jensen
Monday and the locals won, 10 2
Frederick rallied in the ninth, three
hits and an error netting one run
and filing the bases. but Jensen
stopped further scoring. Strains
hitting and fielding featured for
Frederick, while Reynolds batting
and q double play, Mullen to Sat
terlee, and running catch by Tho.
mas flashed for the locals. Score
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
FATAL SHELTER

George West, who was working
on the new railroad being built by
the Babcock interests of Pittsburgh
near Stony river dam, close to Da-
Wis. w Va. got under car for
shelter from shower. Some one
started the engine without warning
moving it six feet. catching West
under the brake, killing him. His
neck and back were broken. His
wife and four children survive.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
0 SPORT,
CITY LEAGUE.
This Weeks Scheduis

Tuesday-Ouelaws VS. interviewer
al Rosemont.
Wednec day. NJ. c. A. VS. South
End at Rosernont
Thursday-Dokkie VS. Outlaws
at Rosemont.
Saturday-South End VS. Blair at
Blair.
Saturday-Interwov VS. Dokkies
ct Rosemont.
By winning four City League
games last week the interviewer
baseball team has advanced to with
in one game of a tie for first place
with the South End club which won
two and lost one game last week
The one defeat suffered by South
End was administercd by the Inter
woven team on July 4.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
HARDING DOESN'T ACCEPT

President Harding has not &C
cepted the invitation to speak In
Gettysburg on next Memorial Day
inasmuch as he declines to make an
engagement so far in advance. He
has so notified the G. A. r. and
American Legion posts.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-12
-. H. p .......4 0 o o l /

Totals -. ....S3 . 7 "a IS 3
Chambersburg :. 100 301 00x-5
Frederick -. 1000 900 101-2
Double plays-Neptune to Strain
to Williams; Mullen to Satterlee.
Earned runs-Frederick, 2: Cham
bersburg, 4. Two base hits-Reyn'
olds, Jensen, Larson, Neptune. Sac
rifice hits-Williams. Downey. Sat
terlee. Stolen base-Reynolds.
Struck out-By Taylor, 2; by Jen
sen, l. First base on balls-Off
Taylor, 4; off Jensen, l. Left on
bases-Frederick Z; Chambersburg
6. First base on errors-Frederick
2: Chambersburg, l. Wild pitch
Taylor. Passed ball--Stover. Hit by
pitcher ---Hinchman. Umpires-Mc.
Dewitt and White. Time-140.