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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
DEMPSEY EASES Up
ON INTENSIVE TRAINING
Champion Takes Precaution
Against Reaching Peak Of
Fitness Too Early.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Atlantic city. N. j., May 21.--Intensive
training which was scheduled 10 have
been started by Jack Dempsey here to-
day in preparation for his worlds cham
pionship contest with Georges Carpen-
tier. July 2, has been indefinitely post
poned. according to announcement by
Jack kearns. manager OF the champion.
Instead Of lengthy program Of
training activities Dempsey will content
himself with short workouts each after
noon. abandoning road work in the
morning for the present. The champion
does not want to risk reaching the peak
Of his fighting condition too early In his
training as was the cage at Toledo when
he fought Jess willard and was Obliged
TO halt training 10 resume II later.
Manager Kearns, In announcing the
change In training plans. said that
Dempsey had reported at camp In better
physical condition than he had antici-
pated. and three weeks of real train
Ing would be all the champion would
need to whip him into perfect fighting
condition. Untii the intensive training
program is launched Dempsey will con-
tinue to box three 20 five rounds daily
in addition to shadow boxing. bag
and other routine. He prob
ably will begin working in the new open
arena next week.
Playing baseball is forming a large
part of the champions training camp
recreation. Last night he attended q
banquet at which Mayor Bader and
other city officials were guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Local Sports

The kiwanis Club defeated the Facul-
ty nine Of the University of Delaware at
Harlan Field. yesterday afternoon, 81.
The game was featured by the pitching
of George Winters. for the kiwanians,
tanning II OF the visitors in seven
rounds and allowing but four hits.
St. Paul's Independents viii play St.
AIMS on diamond No. l, at Rockford
Tower this afternoon.
Brownson of the ALI Wilmington
League will play Chippey's All-Stars in
game at Harlan Field Monday eve
ming.
Chippey's Ali-Stars evened UP mat
ters with the Defiance nine last night.
when they defeated the Tenth warders.
6-2. Fast fielding featured the playing
of both teams.
Fourth Ward Juniors would like to
arrange games with any second-class
team in the city. Send challenges to
VI. Lewes. Ala East Tenth street.
The French A. A. held the Woodward
Academy team 10 III tie in a fast
game at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets last night.
''Kewpie" Wolfe. the Parkside first
saeker. is playing a great game for St.
Mary's in the twilight games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
AMERICAN GOLF STARS
BEAT BEST DR|T|SHERS
Team to Contest for the English
Amateur Title Makes Clean
Sweep in PreIinninaries.
By Aasoclated press D Kverr rren,r.

BY Associated Press % Every Evening
Hoyiake. England. May .zf-Ths
American golf team which ii 70 contort
the Britfsb amsteUr championship be-
ginning Monday next. made a clean
sweep IN the foursorncs arranged a.
part ~ q preliminary series Of matches
with British players contested aere
today. Al four of the contests were
won BY American pairs
Chick Evans and Bobby Jones de-
feated George o. SimDses1 and y. T..
g. Jenkins. 5 and 3.
Francis Ouimet and Jesse p. Gull
ford defeated Cyril Toney and v. W.
r. HoIderness, 3 and 2.
Dr. Paul Hunter and J. wood Pat
defcatnd II. H. De Aontnoroncy ard
Roger Wetbered, 1 up.
w. e. Fovnes, Jr.. and Frederick o
Wright defeated 9. r. Avlrnar and r
-. Armour. and 2.
Individual matches win be played
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
ST. HEDWIG'S BOUTS.
Sammy Britton and Billie Can
non Will Appear in the
Windup Bout.

The st. Hedwig's smoker, to be given
next Tuesday evening at Modjeska Hall,
promises to be one Of the best this sea-
son that the followers of the Marquis
sport have seen.
The first windup will present Sammy
Britton, the featherweight champion of
Delaware, with Billie Cannon, consider
ed one of the best mitt artists in the
Quaker city.
The second windup brings together
Johnny Horba and frankie Hughes.
Horba will have 10 step some TO out
class Hughes as he is knocking them
right and left in the rings in Pennsyi-
vania. The sen1i-windup VIII bring
together Young Stanley with the best
boy that can be obtained in this To-
cality. The other bouts viii be be-
tween Kid Johnson and Kid Boots, who
made good showing at the last sn1ok-
er, and the opener will be between
Frankie ketchel and Battling Leonard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
PSYCHOLOGY BIG FACTOR
IN CARPENTTRR's TRAINING

Manhasset ~ y. May zf--Tarva
coiored autographs ad0rning the walls
Of the indoor gymnasium in George
Carpenters training camp are arnong
the most interesting of contrivanese
employed by Manager Degcanpw ard
Trainer Wilson % aid IN bringing the
challenger into condition and keep.
ing him there.
On one wan is 3 large poster SLOWING
the F'renchman standing IN frigrrfh
over Joe Beckett ~ the knockout AL
the other side of the ring CarDerfier
is shown after ne victory being hoier
Cd 70 the shoulders of admirers. Around
the walls are other pictures u tre
European champion Admittedly BE- =
not 70 be allowed 70 forget the dog
Of the camp. which il that he = ff.
greatest boxer in the world and SURE -a
be the champion after July 2
The psychology" employed
Descamps since Carpenter entered tf
ring as a boy under his direction. haa
been one Of the stock legends 0f hovfr
II will be played 70 the limit in tfa
preparation for the coming battle
Jersey City Carpenter left FRA nee
fighting weight and ln excellent cone
tion. Descarnps declared and the ne
function Of the next five weeks WIN
TO prevent him from going erafs
physically and maintain thar state
mind which viii send him aeair
Dempsey confident Of victory.
The occasional cigarette. with iefr
and sweets IN moderation. whirh -
being given the boxer during hts wes
of rest. tend to show the confidence rs
his directors in his present physical q y
ness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
GRAY PRAISES GIRLS.
Baseball Fan Declares Feminine Stars
Are Fine Ball Players.

The Sporting Editor OF Every Eve
ming has received the following letter
To the girls of the Press Recreation
baseball club:
] was over TO see the game between
the Press Recreation and the du Pont
Advertising teams at Eighteenth. and
Van Buren streets on Tuesday.
must say the girls of . Press deserve
credit for the way thes played. The
pitcher. Miss Parkinson. / believe her
name is. is about the best for a girl
nave ever seen and / have watched
girls games in New York and Boston.
and also the du Pont clubs at the du
Pont Country Club last season, but
there is no pitcher that will come up
to Miss Parkinson. Wishing all on the
team the best of luck in all games.
especially the pitcher.
Geo. l.. Gray.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
MICKEY MORRIS
WINS OVER NJ 'CANN
Keystone Bouts Drew Record
Breaking Crowd Last Night
at Pythian Castle.
BY John Y. Cooper.

Last nights Keystone smoker at
Pythian Castle. with an all-star cast,
showed conclusively what the people
want. The result was one grand show.
with the best and largest crowd that
ever attended a keystone smoker.
Our home-bread boys brought home
the bacon once more. Hackett has got
his boys working in fine form.
In the first. James Ireland-"I call
him James now'-met Dan Lynch. This
bout was stopped in the second round
by James landing. on Dams chin for the
count of nine.
Buckley McGinness bowed Walter Nc
Ieoid. Buckley showed much improve
ment. He outclassed Mcleod all the
way through.
The third bous brought out our
Mickey against Bobby Mccain. In the
first round Mickey injured his right
hand so badly that he was compelled to
use his left the other five rounds.
Mccain. after being fioored a number
of times. always came lack for more.
lie showed much gameness.
The work of Morris deserves much
credit. He worked his left with good
judgment and won the bout.
Happy Jack McWilliams met a
Scotchman by the name of Thomas
Buchanan. This was called a windup.
Too bad it was not put on first The
work OF McWIlliams was anything but
good, against a man who knew no
more than Buchanan. MeWilliams
wins.
The bout between Battling Barnes
and Dugan was a corker. Dugan start
ed out well, forcing Barnes to cover.
After the third round Barnes started
in on the body. which caused Dugan 10
slow up and take TO cover Barnes
fought a good night. Barnes wins.
The accident of Morris should be a
lesson to these younger boys who ex-
pect to follow boxing. that is in develop
ing a good left jab and strong left
hook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

list sent out by the War Deparrr,e
was discussed. but no official action "a 3
oe taken until the lists are made a lftf
clearer. After routine business "a
transacted. Lieut.. Henley. az the .henlt.
cal Warfare Service. T.. :. Armv. - =
very interesting taIk on the use
gas and chemical in modern warfars.
Lieut. Henley is now stationed az Edr
wood Arsenal. 3D.. and IS a msraher ~
the Chemical Warfare Post, America.t
Legion, of New YORK City.
Norman d. Scott Post win hold
special meeting next "Wednesday even
ing 70 discuss plans for Memorial Day.
and the decoration of the graves of the
fiVe members OF the post Who have
answered the hnal ron call.
The state AdJutant. American Legion.
has a couple uf positions open Tor CONF
petent stenographers who saw servi, s
in the World War, They can De obtain
ed by seeing him az the state armof
and showing him discharges from th4
L. s. Service.
Sixty Sioux Indians who served ~
Intelligence scouts ia the World Wa
viii entertain delegates and visitors as
the third annual convention of the
American Legion AT Kansas Csty net
fall. with tribal war dance.
A rooming house TO take care 81 tia
ex-service man coming 70 Aiinneapou
Mimi, for vocational training. ana ~
obtain medical treatment. is being plan
ned by the combined forces of the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the American
Legion in Hennepin County "a th
state. The high prices that werc char
ed the disabled veterans FOR hotel a,
commodations caused the woman's o.
ganization 70 take this action.
In st. Paul. Mimi. the American
Legion, at the request OF the G.. a. nj.
VIII take up the mantle of honor tha
the civil war veterans have worn ftc
the past fifty years on Memorial na...
One hundred men viii be sent out to
talk to the children in the different
schools OF that vicinity.
Anderbach. on the Rhine. German.
where the Boche maidens are pretticst.
and once the heart OF thriving Iron
Cross market is the second stronghold
IN the German empire 70 be occupied hy
the American Legion. The new post n
Anderbach Post No. s. Anderhach was
the headquarters of the THIRD DiVision
suring the Third Army DAYS. and no,y
quarters the second brigade OF the
Continued on page a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Ne WARK HIGH Wins
OVER WESLEY NINE
New Castle County Team Noses
Out Doverites in Loosely
Played Game.

Special Correspondents of Every Evening.
Dover, May 21.-Newark High School
nosed out Wesley Collegiate Institute
in game here yesterday, 10 to g. The
game was played in a listless manner.
both sides making a number of wild
throws and other misplays. Hays gave
an excellent exhibition in playing short
for the visitors by knocking down a
number of fast liners but spoiled sey-
eral of these plays by making poor
throws TO first base. Three players
We're injured by batted balls. causing
two of them to retire from the game.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

John L. Fisher Naval Post will cele-
brate its Poppy Day next Tuesday. May
"a, and viii close the day with FIVE
hundred party and dance in the Hotel
du Pont ball room. This promises to
be great success, and all are invited
TO attend. The subscription price is ST.
Burton Fits. commander of the Call
ifornia Department OF the American
Legion. recently suffered a nervous
breakdown after delivering a two-hour
speech at san Diego. Cal. Mr.. Fits has
been devoting about is hours daily to
legion affairs. and his illness is believed
to be the result OF overwork. Mr.. Fits
was wounded in action. but his condi-
ton is now said to be very much i'm
proved.
Lawrence Roberts Post. No. 21. held
its regular semi-monthly meeting at the
headquarters of the American Red
Cross. s11 Delaware avenue. last Mon
day. The post has already gotten rid OF
its quota of poppies. Plans for Me-
forial Day We're discussed. and also
plans for aiding the government in the
checking up of the Stacker list"
]. There is great deal of talk going on
just now regarding the Stacker lists
recently sent out by the War Depart
ment TO the different newspapers.
police headquarters and heads OF legion
posts. II seems as if everybody is
afraid something awful is going TO hap
pen TO anyone who mentions such a
thing as the publishing Of these lists.
For one, | don't blame newspapers,
Just as matters are now. for not print
ing the lists that may contain some
mistakes. l think that no matter what
the law may be, the y. 5. Government
should guarantee immunity from liabil-
ity for slander against any newspaper
that printed these lists, as fun publicity
seems to be the only way TO round UP
those who failed TO answer the can
when men were needed.
| fully believe that very few mistakes
will be made. and feel that most of the
talk by those who are hindering fun
light being put on the matter comes
from people who for some reason or
other are anxious to impede justice.
Louisville. Ky, posts Of the American
Legion viii hold an All-Ameriean meet
ing on Memorial Day. May 80,
The sponsors OF the Fisher Post dance /
are Mrs. Donald Ashbrook. Mrs. Robert l
Richards, Mrs Joseph Bancroft, Mrs 1
Willard Hall Porter Mrs. John Ban 1
croft and Mrs. William Speaknlan.
Delaware Post, No. /. held well-at- /
tended meeting in St. Andrews S Parish 1
House. at Eighth and Orange streets. i
last Monday night. Two changes in !
the posts constitution that have been
under consideration for some time were \
passed The first provides for re- I
duction in the number OF members 1
necessary to make quorum 10 fifteen /
men, and the second will cause the cleo 1
tion OF officers semi-annually instead I
of annually as at present The Stacker /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
GEORGETO CLUB
WINS OVER LEWES
Millsboro Club Will Play George
town Next Tuesday After
noon on Home Grounds.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Mas 2f.--The George
town athletic baseball club, which was
organized this week and viii play inde-
pendent ball with the different clubs of
the county, played their first game
Thursday on the local diamond with
Lewes. winning by the score of IL 10 l.
The strong Millsboro club will play here
Tuesday afternoon of next week. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
BLOW FROM BASEBALL
RECALLS CHAPMAN,S DEATH
,sociated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Cleveland, Ohio, May 21-The fatal
accident which befell Ray Chapman.
Cleveland shortstop. last August was
recalled to the baseball fans here yes
terday.
While at bat in the fourth inning,
Joe Sewell, who replaced Chapman. was
hut IN the head by ball, thrown by
Pitcher Naylor, of the Philadelphia
Athletics. The ball bounded into the
air after blow which was heard
throughout the stands, but Sewell
finished the game and except for a
headache suffered no ill effects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
EVERY EVENING SCORE
SHEETS POPULAR

Every Evening score blanks
are making a big hit among the
Juvenile ball players of this city,
for each day finds a number of
the representatives of the various
teams visiting the Every Evening
Office TO obtain the score sheets.
Yesterday afternoon, the repre-
sentatives of 5 teams secured
the blanks, which can be obtain
ed at the Every Evening office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
GAMES MONDAY.
American Leagne.

american Lea Hue~
New York at st. Louis.
shington at Chicago
Philadelphia IA Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
MADISON BOYS WINNING.
Third Ward Boys go Into Lead o
Inter- n eighborhO0d League.

The boys from the Third ward went
into the lead of the Inter r-NeiEhborhood
League Tuesday evening by defeating
South Side-Eden, Al. Cthocki, for
Madison, pitched air tight ball, allow
ing but three hits.
On Friday evening they took the
scalp of the fast Blue and Gold Club
Of the Brownson Library, 7-2. They
are also after the scalps Of any team in
the city not over II years of age Send
to Manager Franklin Welsh,
300 North Madison street, or phone
6644
Madison also defeated Rose Hill on
1hursday evening, SO Merrill and
Grant featured for Madison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
American Leagu
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.

AMERICAN Itague
Washington at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National League.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Racing at Georgetown.

Georgetown, May 21.-Matinee races
viii be held at the Georgetown Driving
Park. one mile east of this city, on Sat
urday afternoon, May 28. Many of the
best horses in lower Delaware have
been entered. and some spirited racing
is expected. There will be game of
baseball and band concert during the
races.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American League.
New York at st. Louis.
Wa shington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
McGinnis After Boots.

Olen Hackett, manager of Buckley
McGinnis, today said that his protege is
ready to meet Kidd Boots at any time
and will take him on at the St Hedwig,s
club, the home club of Boots Hackett
made the statement to stop certain
rumors that McGnnis was afraid to
meet Boots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Madden Recovering.

William j. Madden, a weii-known
baseball player of New Castle, who was
injured in a baseball game on Thurs
day and was feared to have lost his
speech, is improving rapidly and will
be back into action next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
PRESS NINE TAKES ANOTHER.
Grace NJ. T.. Church Team on Short
End; Miss Parkinson Stars.

Press Recreation girls defeated Grace
NJ. E. girls last evening at Eighteenth
and Van Buren,. IL TO 4. Despite a sore
arm. Miss Parkinson, pitcher for Press.
had Grace girls tanning the air for
seven innings.
Grace changed batteries a couple of
times, but to no avail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Smith and Greb in Draw.

Bv Associated Press to Every Evening
New Orleans, La. May z1.-Jeff Smith.
Of Bayonne, N J., and Harry Greb, of
Pittsburg, fought 15 rounds to q draw
here last night. Smith weighed 16I and
Greb f64.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
American Lea que.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

National League.
Philadelphia. 4 St. Louis, 3.
New York. 10; Chicago. s.
Pittsburg. 3: Brooklyn, 2.
Cincinnati. s.; Boston, T.
American League.
Cleveland, Is; Athletics, g.
Chicago, 8; New York, 5.
Detroit, II; Boston, 2.
st. Louis, 5; Washington, l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
ST. MARY's TAKE ONE.
slaughter's Batting Features Game ri
Fourth and Church.

Slaughter's hitting featured an in
teresting game between st. Mary's and
Lorraine, last night, at Fourth and
Church streets, ST. Mary's winning,
SIS. Slaughter drove out three hits in
three trips to the plate, one Of them
going for double. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

GEoRGETowN
: o'aIS sCoRF M INNIN9;s

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Georgetown ..g q q s q O ~ 2
Lewes !. .s..sas o o o ! o o. 1
Batteries. Georgetown. simpler and West,
Iewes. Johnson aud Clifton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Boy Scouts Want Games.

The Delaware City Boy Scout base
ball team would like TO schedule games
with some of the fast scout teams in the
State. Write Manager Rodney Schun-
der, Delaware City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
M'DANEL SAYS THAT
DEMPSEY WILL WIN

Horace McDanel, former MEM
Der of the Warren Athletic Club,
and who taught boxing for some
years. declares Dempsey will win
the big fight over Carpenter.
within six rounds. He bases this
prediction on his statement that
Dempsey is stronger and more
rugged. while Carpenter is more
skillful and 1.-THE.
To offset Carpenter clever
ness, Mcdaniel says, Dempsey has
enough skill to enable him 10 win
the fight in six rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
NEWARK ii. s
WESLEY ooLLEGi'IlAaTE fNsTITr IT,rEs :
Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Newark II S. o O o O o---I0
Wesley O. I. q 2 3 o.
Home run, Messck. Three-base hits Belts.
Struck out, by Crpmpton. 5 by Messck,
10. Base on balls, off Crompton, o Off Mes
sick, 8. Hit by pitched ball, O Collins, Heite
Umpires, kearne and Armstrong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
NEWARK HIGH WINS MICKEY MORRIS McCAN AT KEYSTONE SMOKE
BLooMER GIRLS WIZ.
MISS Grihln's Mailing Room Ail-stays
on Short End.

The Delaware BIooner Girls defeated
Miss GrifFn's Mailing Room Ail-Stars
at Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets
yesterday afternoon. Miss Marian
Joyce and Mise Marguerite s1attery
featured at the bat and in the field. The
score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Chesapeake City Wants Games.

The Chesapeake City, Nd baseball
team is after Saturday games to bA
played at home, for Saturdays. after
June ls Address II. F. Fillingame.
Chesapeake City. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
nLooMER GIRLS
-ALlesrA1Rss x

Totals .s....s....s..s. 10 10 n II 8
Home runs. Slsttery. Joyce. Deluck. Ken
nedy Three-basc hits, sIattery. Two-base
hits. Joyce stolen bases. D0ugherty
Reed, Joyce siatterys Struck out. Burns,
.. % Hynson. q nmgires. Bucky Conley
orribie. ideous. etc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
SALES DEPARTMENT WINS.
Girls Stage Interesting Contest at
Country Club Grounds.

The Sales Department girls defeated
the Advertising nine at the du Pont
Country Club. last night. 1f-2. Miss
Oakas famed seven of the Advertising
players. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
SALES
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SAFES ..ats...ss.t.. 3 u
Advertising ...s..... o o o. 2
Three-base hits. Martin. Two-base hits,
Lowell. Nadden. Potter. Mccoy. Leary
Stolen bases. Lowell Callahan, OaSes. Cox.
Struck out. by Martin, , by Oakes, 4
Bases on balls. of Martin, 2. of oakes, :
Umpire. Flynn. Time of game. | hour 20
minutes,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Defiance Auxiliary Dance.

A dance will be held by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Defiance A A. in
Pythian Castle, Tuesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Jack MCGOWAN UP IN THE AIR.

Jack MCGOWAN. an umpire in the
Blue Ridge League. is going we'll in his
work in that circuit. In going from
Hanover to Martinsburg. w. Va. yes
terday. he made the trip in an air
plane. MCGOWAN left here recently to
work in the Jamison circuit. He is a
brother of "Bilis McGowan. the Inter
national League umpire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

Call 2zoo-ask for al taker.-Acv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

Phone 200 reaches every classified ad
taker-they can help you arrange your
ad TO best advantage.-Try iti--Aafv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

News and Comment of Delaware Posts
BY William J. b. Regan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

Louisville. Ky. posts Of the American
Legion viii hold an All-American meet
ing on Memorial Day. May 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21

are Mrs. Donald Ashbrook. Mrs. Robert
Richards. Mrs. Joseph Bancroft Mrs
Willard Hall Porter. Mrs. John Ban