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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
FROM A HAAKON COUNTY
TEACHER, ; NOTE BOOK

A Haakon count teacher, who
has a real we'll developed sense of
humor, comes to the Pioneer Re
view office occasionally, and digs
up for us from we'll thumbed
note book few items of interest
that she has picked IN in her act
ual days work. Here is her latest
contribution to the hilarity Of
modern education:
Two of her boys had spelled
grammar as 'grammer" and were
busy making corrections when a
third youngster came along.
What are you changing the
word grammar for?"
Why, we spelled IL wrong" an
swered one of the boys.
Give me that rubber" said the
third boy. 'Darned if | aiin't spell
ed it with two ms myself"
Please excuse Willie for going
home at recess. He got pain in
the boys basement and couldn't
get up the stairs"
please excuse Mary for being
jumpy. She just got better Of St.
Fido's dance"
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
STOCKMEN ELECT OFFICERS

At their annual meeting in Ra
pid City last week the Western
South Dakota Stockmen elected
the following officers for the en-.
suing year:
James 7. Cl aig, of Belle Fourche
president; Charles Ham, of Rapid
City, vice-president; F. M. Stewart
of Buffalo Gap, secretary and trea-
surer.
Thomas F. Arnold, Rapid City.
j. d. Carr, Lindsay, S. d.
A. T. Rock, Cody, Nebraska
p c. L. Millett, Fl, Pierre.
Thomas Ward, Dalzell.
Edward Stenger, Hermosa.
A. P. Long, Chamberlain.
Andrew Johnson, Watford City,
North Dakota
E. N. Anderson, Dupree.
- Z. Nj Berry, Cedar Butte
E. L. Rosencrans, Pine Ridge
H. E. Monson, Vanetine, Nebr.
Thomas Jones, Midland
Fred Sears, Kadoka.
Among those present from this
part of the state we not the names
of the following: ]. D.. Carr. Lind
say; Q. L. Reed, Wasta; E. C. Grif-
fifth, Kadoka; Patsey O'Neil, Mid
land; Gus Craven, Kadoka; E. W.
Thode, Belv;dere; Kruse Madsen,
John Holland, Fort Pier
re; Tom Stoner, Midland; Fred
Sears, Kadoka; C. L. Millett, Fort
Pierre; Dude Rounds, Interior; G. |
Y. Leedom, Kadoka;~ Tom Jones,
Midland.
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stolen and shipped by cattle rust

stolen and shipped by cattle rust.
lers, "
All of this beneficial work for
the members of the association
T the report shows, had been accom-
plished on a S. annual due basis
and an assessment of three cents
per head on cattle from date of
organization until 1912 and five
.cents per head since that date.
The report further shows that at
the close of 1920 the association
had 543 membership greatest
number for many years.
The report sets forth that it is
conservatively estimated that ow-
ing to depleted herds by reason
of enforced liquidation, the assoc
iation may lose 25 per cent of it's
membership, and so per cent of
the number Of cattle listed for as
sessment- a loss of fully $4,000.
A campaign will be inuagurated
at once to secure new members to
make up at least part of the
losses expected in the membership
of the association.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
CHEYENNE BRIDGE
LETTING NEXT WEEK


On April 26 contract will be
let for the first bridge across the
cheyenne river between Wasta and
the mouth of that stream. The
oridge will be constructed jointly
by the federal highway depart
ment, the Indian department and
the state highway department.
The estimated cost of the struc-
ture is approximately 100000. The
Indian department will pay S25,-
900 of the cost. The main span
will be 1850 feet, and the location
selected is near CarIin. where
there is straight stretch of river
for some distance on either side
OF the site, which will avoid the
possibility of the stream cutting
across bend and leaving the
bridge high and dry.
The Cheyenne is treacherous
stream to bridge, the past year
out several bridges on the
upper reaches either by cutting
new channels and going around
them. or by just wiping them out
of existance by arush Of water,
and it is proposed to locate the
new bridge to avoid either.
This will open direct north and
south highway west of the Mis-
souri,, which has always been 4
doubtful proposition on account
of the Cheyenne never being safe.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
NORMAL AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
A State Teacher Training School
Aberdeen, S. Oak.
Summer School of Two Terms
June l3 August 20

Special emphasis land on pre-
pairing teachers, departmental sup
ervisors, and physical directors
All regular courses offered. Facul-
ty of 80 instructors besides 20
specialists from all parts Of the
country. For catalog and bullitens
address, Harold w. Foght, Presi-
dent. % 3tp
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
NEWS FROM OVER
THE OIL FIELDS

At recent oil meeting held al
the auditorium in Pierre ten thou.
sand dollars was raised for the
Stanley coanry well in few min.
utes just like that.
The latest community to get the
oil fever is Lennon, where resi-
dents believe they have a sure
enough oil field awaiting develop
ment. Many prospective million
aires are daily sizing up their
prospects.
BIG HORN COAL at Farmers
Eleyafnr.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
KNEW JOHN PERSONALLY.

A member of the local post of
the American Legion has handed
us the following amusing anec-
dote, clipped from the American
Legion Weekly:
Yes, sir, said the big Irishman
renliniscently, Il should say was
personally acquainted with Gener-
ally Pershing. / was lyini' back of
the breastworks pun1pin' lead into
he ferries one day, when / heard
he chuggin' of a big car. Then
came a voice sayin: Hi, you there,
with the deadly aim, what's your
name"
Hogan, sir says /, recogniz-
ing Pershing.
What's your first manner"
" Pat, sir
We'll Pat, you better go home;
you're KILN too many men. It's
slaughter.
Very good, General says /.
And, by the way, Pat don't
call me General, call me john"
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
RADIATORS

2 dozen Ford radiators priced
to sell quick. P. G. Wold, Tinshop
Philip, S. d. II st
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Two Ford touring cars and
Buick Six for sale. Edward Al.
Lins, Philip, S. d. Is tf
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21

Wanted: A live waiter. I mean
waiter. No other need apply. Also
all round cook. Ed Donahue, Philip
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You take no chances on poor
bread when you buy frisco
Flour. Farmers Elevator & Seed
House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

The Eleventh ward BOYS arc anNlohN
H. awaiting the warm weather, So they
ran got started with their workouts.
Manager charley GivenF has q number
~ youngHters 70 try out and the f'n"
is getting short.
st Fedwig's Club is making pianS
for synnker 90 he held Easter week
that will rival anything ever attempted
in that limo in this city steve Stanley
10 tho matchmaker and he has secured
Tommy Murphy in the wirdup and seN-
eret other good bows IN tho prehTi
nariea
rat StrawhridRe. manager ~ INC
Eeystone hall tossera, wants al ~ last
wears mon and any other good hHii
p,avere wishing tryout 20 report ~
tho club this afternoon q 23o.
Elsmere suburban Ieaeuers. VII
workout this afternoon ~ oak Grove
school house diamond and large turn
ont is expected All players desiring
a trv-out should report TO Manager
stewart On tho grounds ~ 22o. The
rlsmere bows expect 2 good y"ar. as
tbav prohted hy The mistakes last sea
son and will be heard from before the
sea aon ends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
DAVIS Baseball News at a Glance

was hit on the right arm by pitched
bail.
The reorganized White Sox faced
their first real competition yesterday.
playing the second string team of the
New York Giants with Bancroft Ben
ton and a few veterans mixed in ac-
cordinR 10 dispatches from WaXaha :
chic, Tex. In a recent practice. Mosuil
lifted one Of Mulrennan's fast balls
over the left field fence. Old timers here
say that none Of the Tigers or Reds
who have trained here in past years
ever accomplished that feat Eddie Col
Inns is 10 join the team Saturday and
probably will appear in the lineup.
Both sections of the Chicago Cubs
engaged in practice games Wednesday
the first string men playing Seattle. of
the Coast League. according TO reports
from Pasadena, Calf. Although Whe-
Ian was included in tn squad of regu-
lars, the decision on the first-base job
is not yet permanent, IL is said. Ray
Grimes, the heavy hitter from the
Eastern League. being considered a
strong contender.
The Boston Braves. divided against
themselves, played a winning game at
Galveston, Tex. The regulars won, 4
TO o. but got only two hits. both OF
which were made off Braxton. a left
handed recruit. Fillingim and Nc
Quilian who worked three innings
each for the Yanigans. held the regu-
lars hitless Lacey. the Columbia, s
G.. recruit, who played second and
third base for the second team. led both
mines in batting, getting a double off
Oeschser AND q single and double Of
Town send
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
CHESS PLAYERS CAUTIOUS.
brilliant Exhibitions Now EIpeetsh IN
Havana battle on Squares.

ny Associated pr~~s TO Every Evening
Havana. March ie.--rhess enthusi~
nsss who nre IN this city tn witness the
| world cha rupionHhlp tournament he
tween lose H. Cspablauca and Ir.
Emanuel f~sker expected todny that
these masters would show their bril-
llnnoy In the third game which viii hs-
gin tonight. Two drawn games have
marked their efforts since the tourns T
nent began on Tuesday night
There have been few unnsuai often
sive plays made by either CapBbian anca
or faskav. so fer Ira the tournament
They hav. Kept close fu tho cdnHerva
tive game that tnkea few chances and
leaves few openings fer acinfillstinR
ma neuvcrH
Al tho close of play on ThursdaY
night the pierea wee IN positions which
seemed To fofealtadow fascinating de
velopments. but The two players on re-
s1uiinR last niRht avoided anything that
might have been termed hrliliaucy
They exchanged rookie an tho thirty
first move and both queens were re-
moved from tho board on the thirty
seventh when the fortioth move hed
heen made the announcement was mad"
that the contest was drawn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
SOS" wINTRTP CALLS
FOR SECOND PRACTltE

Manager Charlie Sos Wnntrup Of
the Parkeide team, requests all candi
rates for the team 20 report at Kirk
wood Park thie afternoon for practice
This is the second practice Of tn"
T,srLsids, team and a large turnout is
,Npected
Manager Wintrup was we'll satisfied
With the showing Of his candidates in
,heir initial workout last saturday. and
hopes for another crack team for the
,ast siders sid Manlove.. who is ex-
pected to fill the berth left 6pen by the
loss Of Hawk HAYES ia showing up
we'll in practice and shows all the ear
marks Of conner.
Hawk" Hayes. the star Of the Park
side team for the last two seasons, will
leave for the South in the next few
weeks His loss will he keenly felt
hut the Parkside BOYS are placing theil
hopes in Manlove Of Wilmington best
twirlinE ace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
SPORT pICk-UPS.
with basketball Season Closing. bas~
ball Enters stage Center.

n ia roported that Lorraine VIII rep
resent wilmington In the lnter-.i'y
League being formed In Philadeiphia
six clubs have been granted frhnchiHes
IN date They are Millvilia. Vincland
Abcrfoyie of Chester. Dobson, f1oischef
and Bridcsburg Of Philadelphin. Ihe
Ieague will play two games week ana
have A. split schedule. There IN SUI
nm opening I'm the organization, 80 u
any local club In doairous of getting the
berth they should get In touch win
Jemes Hunter. phone Poplar 22bs. Phiin
dclphia.
The All wilmington Tsengue made
wise move when IL elected ". u. Meiih
vice. president Of the body. Mr. Mcia
hna had considerable experience IN or
ganizing and running similar leagues
In different cities and has made host
of friends I'm Wilmington by the able
manner in which he piloted the Cain
ollie Twilight League.
Ncighhorhood will he well fortified
back of the bat this season. having
signed Charley F'ishback who did the
receiving for Eleventh Ward laat year
Casey Morgan will also be I'm line with
the boys from tho hill
X q. Harry Baker. the local mid
dicwcight. suffered bnd cut over mis-
eve when coming out of clinch IN
his bout with Eddie Bevoico In Phila
,lelphia the other day. and although
he finished tho bout he was greatly
handicapped by loss Of blood This
more than anything else, lost him the
decision
Defiance. Al wilmington Loaguera.
will practice at the Conrad street
grounds today. and Manager Shields
wants all ~ last years regulars to re-
port as we'll nR any other member Of
tho club who Wishes a Try out Prac-
tice will bc called at
F,astIaltc. of the new city League,
will hold their first practice to-day at
Twenty ninth and Market streets Any
player wishing q tUy-out should report
t. Manager Miller at the grounds.
Jimmy Mclaughlin. manager uf the
Defiance Travellers viii soon call his
mon fot practice Jimmy has some ot
the best baseball talent IL the city and
the fans will he surprised when his
lineup ia announced.
Manager Ilirschman. of the Huber
Rakiug team in the CITY League. has
issued cali FOR practice and wishes
All mon 90 report ~ the plant Satu
day afternoon
Zoe Cundon the popular little mana
scented the National Guard nlne ~ the
city League At the meeting held hs
the organization Tuesday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
NJ DEAF. FOR YANkEFS.
ra1ee Denies Rumor set Ah"at NJ
Hot Sprinss,

nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Roston. March ~ The Roston Red
Sox pf the american League are TO
clash with the Pittshurg Pirates oi the
National League today messages from
Hot SPRINGS said this morning. and
Eneton baseball taCtiCians with the team
are uiannins t. send twu experienced
pitchers into IN" game T. insure VIC
tory
Arrival nf Colonel Jaroh Buppert.
uart uwner of tho Yankees. ~ tho Same
hotel where " ~ Frazee is quartered.
started rumors today that 2 deal was
on between the two men hut Fra2cc is
quoted as saving
There will he no more deals with ~"
Yankees. Too many sharP things have
teou said about tho transactions have
made with that club. go have decided
IL do my trading elsewhere in the
future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THK STAGE.
Keane. WhItnNy at the GArrfrk.

heane- whitney ~ the ShVrlca.
Robert Emme4 Kcene md Misr Claire
whitney will he featured Mt the Garrich
noxt week. Mr.. kcnue. who In "A Broad
way comedian, and Misc whitney.
stage and picture star. have both played
here. Mr.. Kenne WINS n ro-stfar with
Mitzi Hayes In Head over Heels md
last appeared I'm MY uolden Girl" lie
starred in Innocent Idea" with Miss
Whitney at the Fulton Theatre. New
York, and succeeded Raymond Hitch
cock at the Prince of Wales Theatre.
London. Miss Whitney made her stage
debut at the garricl I'm Millinery Shop
and played = seaaon In stock NJ Brandy
wine Springs. After that ahe wss In
pictures. She wns with tho Fox Co
three years. Her last stage plays were
THE Net" and Innocent Idea "
Last Performance of "The
Marcus SHOW
Mike Sacks. Charles hbbate and the
rcat of the able company win presenf
the last performance of The Marcus
show Of 1920" tonight NJ The pieyhnuse
"panaerou. Maid" nj The Playhouse.
ONLY the wavea of laughter TINT m-k =
audiences rock In their aeats and only
lyrics and melodies Tint win applause
that stop the ahow count. according IN
producer Edgar MacCiregor. purvesor
nf many musical comedy aucce"ues. Tho
manager has new production eNenpli
fvinR hla standards IN "A Dangerous
Maid" booked aa the next legitimate
attraction Mt The playhouse. with ifa
engagement Of three dave beginning
Thuradav evening ~ next week. f!av
IN tie tones. swift I'm ita run and varied
IN ita complications ia thia novelty. with
heroine popular Young stage
idol snd it's hero n Young society catch
whn wants "a marry her Seats VIII
go On eaie Monday.
Midsummer Madness" nj tho rtsyhnuue
The man IN tho moon may he sotne
relation 70 tho late 1ohn Rarlevcatt
The fact has not vet heen eaa thiiehed
hut there is certainty that the one
produces ~ effect similar "a vet aif
ferent from the other - WflilaW d
NTia production. "Nldpuner Madness
photoriay, which is hooked for show
ing a The Playhouse Tuesday and We'd
uasdav of Next wret ls unfnlded =
etary of tnnffcnt ~ intoxication and
ipfatuation brought about under the in
luenre ~ tho summers moonlight
conrad %apel I.nis wilaor Lila f.cs
and lack Holt are the rrIncirats ~ the
company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
FAMotS HtrM0RtsT DEAD.
Rert Lesion Taylor Amused Millions Of
Newspaper Readers.

sy Associated ireas tn Every Evening
Chicago. March Ig-Bett Iaatnu
Taylor. wcll known humotist. and CON
,luctor Of column in tho Chteag-
Tribune. 4 Limo O Tyne or Two Ill J
Il pneumonia al his home here early
today
Nr Taylor was born I'm Goshen.
Mass. in S6G and received his earlA
nowspapcr traini * on a newspaper in
Plaingfold. New Hampshire In la
hr came To Chicago t. work ON the
t.hirago journal. Two years later he
started the column FOR which he became
lainols- IN the chicago Tribune as u
l.. T."
In lpoa h lett his Line O Type
column and the Tribune To contribute
tor several years to Puck. the New
York sun. and other publications II
Ncw WORT In 1909 he returned TO tn.
Tribune and resumed his tamou.
column and continued until a few day
r,to1a mis- de.th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
ST Patrick's social.

\ 81. Patrick = social vas given hN
-The Woheio cub "Wednesday evening
ut the home Of Miss Mary Gonnor. g.
south Heald street The evening was
tnioyahly spent IN singing. plaNins
eames and dancing. Those present were
Misses Mary F'riel. Margaret billings
lev. Mary Iy CHI Margaret Dougherty
Jessie Neate. Ella Jacquot, Frances
Bilingsley and Mary Connor: Messrs
Tim Connor. Earl Grothouse, Chick NJ
Dermott. Bill Keeey. Charles Cnnnor
Louis Mckcnna. Lawrence kindbiter
Frank Schaible and Johnny Lister S
strong Band.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
TALK ny RABBI HABTsowrTI.
Gonnel of Jewish Women Hear Address
on Jewish "Womsnhood.~

The Council ~ Jewish Women uera
ndhressed by ftahbi Hauuci a. I,abiu-
owitz, 1T meeting IN the Temple ~
Truth laet night. The subject ~ tho
lectufe waa Jewish Wonanhood." and
their works accomplishments and ron
tribtItions 10 Jewish religion were
atressed by Hsbh rtabinOwltz.
The festival of the Turim will be
celebrated by the Jewish community
during the coming week, ana The book
~ Easter will he read from tho Bible
one of the obieutn of The Council ~ n
promote the attendance Of women si
the Synagogue. and thln Sabbath which
began last night ~ atIurot tho members
wili attend church in Indy Hymns
and nnrical selections viii be sung bt
the choir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
CHTRCH IEAGTE ALL-STARS
MEET PARkSInE TONIGHT

Fverythine ]. in readiness for the
second basketball game in the new
I,arkside gymnasium. when the Church
league AIl-Stars meet the east side
,.llintet tonight Parlside was beaten in
their first game in the new hall but
.re confident of victory tonight.
The ll-Stars is composed OF some
of the "a stest players in the Church
ca que. among them being Cliff" Gar
vine. the star forward Of the Grace
team. and one of the best forwards in
local basketball ranks. ilo Will jump
centre. Warren Morrow and Aubrey
Norris Of the Young Friends team. will
take care Of the forward positions, and
Bcnchy'' Foulk and Hoop will play
1T the guards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
PENDED QUINTET
PLAYS BRONSON TONIGHT

Manager Charley Wolfes fast-stepping
Penn-Del five will tackle the Brownson
big five tonight at Peoples Settlement
The Settlement boys have been going
al fast clip lately and stopped Def
ance in their last start.
They are out tonight 10 avenge the
defeat Brownson handed them earlier
in the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
ATHLETES READY FOR GAMES.
Eleven Individual Championship 90 We
Contested at A. A. 4. Meet Tonight

NJ Associated prfss 70 Every Evening
New York March le.--Many athletes
were sathered here today for tho anna
tour athletic unions indoor track and
field championships 10 he held tonight
in the Twenty SECOND Regiment Ar
r,orv. Eleven individual champion ships
and ono relay race viii I've contested.
The entry includes representatives of
Harvard Vale. Princeton, Pennsylvania
state. lafayette. Amherst Boston COL
loge. IIoly cross. Brown, Georgetown
and Virginia College sa well as many
~ tho larger athletic clubs Of tho cast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

Joe Sewell who Joined the Cleveland
Indians last fail is assured of his job
AZ shortstop this season. The chances
ot Ernest Jeans. Texas semi-pro. re-
u1afning with the champions also are
bright. President Jim Dunn he's insur-
ed the Indians for 100000, twice as
much az ne did last year The policies
were distributed Yesterday.
Everett Scott star shortstop Of the
Boston Red Sox. pulled charley
horse in a game with the second team
AZ Hot Springs and Was forced TO leave
the diamond. Whether he will be able
to PLAY against Rabbit" Maranville.
former Brave. in game with Pitts
burg today is doubtful.
Frank Frisch the New York Ma
tionals star inf1elder, wrenched his left
ankle in a training game at San An
tonic Wednesday and may not be able
to appear with the team until the sea-
son opens FriSch sustained the injury
in a feet first slide TO third. Frank
Baker, reports said, has reported for
duty with the New York Americans at
Shreveport
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
rpon rur nrsrprcrrNr srsr,ps

Coughs and cuids are infsstiGus ara
profnut measures -,uuld D. taken fu
stop the coughing snf Hpr~sdius ~
Rorrna The foiiowinR letter from fhf
Tsonodlrfine Sisters finlr Name cDl
vent. aan Ant0uio. Pa 81 ~ value
every fnnfhor We have luai rsaelf. l
sbinment ~ Foisys Honey hna Tar It
4. n bspaahnid remedy W have ussf
n since We knew ~ ~. fnr ouf ehiiffe
especially. and always fOurd benz
firisi N. %. Dsnfprth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Musicale 40 Hanover Church.

over 400 persons attended 2 musicale
given by the Wonen's League IN Han
over presbytarian Church last night
TableauN were arranged H. illustrate
number of Tho aelectiOns Mra e. W
lawson acrompa nied the singers on
the plano Mra Charles Wontz IN
atrlIctad and directed the players
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
De Sales Juniors Win.

DE Sales Juniors Outclassed No. %
School in a fast game yesterday 27-s.
The feature OF the game was the pass
ing and shooting of the DE Sales team.
Father Paul Fournier. coach Of the De
sales boys. has started plans for base
bah and expects to develop a fast team,
. 5 some good material is on hand from
Ia year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
FINALS FOR WRESTLING TITIF.
Vale and Penn state Strongest in
Inter CnIIeginte Mat Events.
fi. .esoria+ed preae 20 Every Evening

ASSDtINftN f-Tr9N y
Princeton. \ y, March 19 tale ana
Tonnsvlva MIA state College are the
strongest Contanders fer the inter OIL
legiatc wrestling title the hnal houts
of which will he hold here tonight Al
though the Ellis placed -four mon IN
the finals against three for state. ~"
latter with -four falls led the heid IN
r,oints scored a the end of the pTFin-
mary and semi-hnals last night fale
scored three falls
Princeton qualified two mon Tor inc
finals and the University of FennSNl-
vanis. Cornell and Columbia ono each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
SMYRNA AII-STaRS
PLAY GAME TONIGHT

Smyrna. March lH.-7hc Sm\ rna All
Stars. n basketball quintet composed "l
former college men will play the crack
team OF Company q, Delaware Anti
Aircraft Regiment. on the state arnofE
floor AZ Dover tonight
Smyrna's five viii be picked from
the following Bover Ennis. O'Neil
Patterson Wilson Phillips and Dea
kvne, dance will be held following
the game.