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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

"Oh, not yet! McMasters hasn't
been hit hard, but, who knows when
he win be? And l haven't saved "a
pennyr'
: you've a contractr' I reminded
her.
(which expires this month. But
1 say. let's cheer up. There's always
something funny happening around
tho studios. Cooley's the goat just
at present. Say, | so into kinks
when he opens his MOUTH
II don't think I'm on. Ginettey'
"Listeni Hutch went back to town
in my motor last night. He got
pretty slushy going thru the park.
Began 10 scold about his wife. Said
she's tied up with her babies. Seemed
to forget they're his babies. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN

wife And she brought the sweet
bubeaus out to the car for me to
see. She held 'em up for me to
kiss"
To my amazement. Ginette, the
perfect lady" OF the company and
the most imperfect character in IL.
wiped the tears from her glorious
eyes.
Il had to tell her couldn't kiss
the babies--because--I had bad
coldr' Ginette coughed, then laughed:
Say. III bet Hutch has once
upon-a-time taken his SORROWS to
your Motheriearr'
Cro he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

Said she don't appreciate friend
hubby. That she's cold. II consider.
ably bralny. Can't see why he ever
fell for her type. AND he concluded.
Now. Ginette. YOU understand
YOU'RE different from h 9 r
women
IL let him rave to the bitter end.
and then | turned on him:
"'Oh. Blooeyr said l. You bet
understand, boyl I've got your mum.
Der all right. and 1 don't admire II.
why can't you be different from
other men yourselfr
AT that Cooley returned to the
rightful corner OF the seat and ask
cd 'Wadya mean, Ginette-differ-
ent'?
This said l. Every married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24
2far' Seattle $
::StqE 2 ~, A}5.{,k!1
Page 555
A REAL CHRISTMAS STORY

softly I.liy eicaed the door
behind the poor kiootchman On
dian woman) and softly went
back 10 her doll and her stock.
inx. her eyes all tho time on the
woman
Tin an toaSty warm and dry
thought the child. and she's most
frozen cold and her little heart
felt sad.
The Indian squatted down on
the floor and spread her numb
fingers out 10 the warmth Of the
fire. but she kept her dark eyes
on the child. For while nobody
spoke.
Then the kootchhan said.
'Nlkitild.m u kan VI c X and
again "Niki-tilxi-muck.a. q
am no hungry: I am 10 hungry
Now. that sounds like foolish
ness to you. those Indian words.
but Lilly understood. understood
better than her mother. because
the pioneer children had many
playmates among the Indians and
they all spoke Chinook.
80 she cried. % mama. she's
hungry's sho can be: she's just
hungry as can be; may give her
some OF our dnnerT
'And OF course Mrs. futile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

awos-t 81 paticrcc and forecararer
voa showid Do able 20 oct olen0 to-
0cfher rsthosf dtsscawon.
Perhaps the nan pou ioee cas ,ets
your nofher's faith and approval.
Yoa shoaid ,east q trhsie and trp 70
hriRp that eeost 10 trtu b better
for crefpose concerned u you marry
scsfh her full consent.
Bsf % - rs0hf ard safurai that
every csrl shoaid ,cssA 10 marry. ard
70 ,couid not be right for your
mother. after you hare vcached a
proper eye. 10 decide such walters
for yoa. 10 continue 90 sn~sf that
vou sacrsfscc voar tosshcs 10 her o,rr.
wcrcip because aha Is prctadiced
against Marriage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24
Confessions of a Movie Star
Copyright 1921. Seattle starr
CHAPTER XLV-CINETTE FE1GNS A BAD COLD
Copyright. 1921. Seattle s,al

| supposed Ginetto had come 10
rave because she was not In the cast
OF love Lorn." but her only refer
ence 20 the new play was:
You're sure the berries. deariel
Make the most OF the hay while
you're In the sum-
You mean you believe the studios
may closer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

within the week. Cinette lounged
into my room. l was resting be
tween scenes. I'm to be shot $50
times In Love Lorn." There are
about 800 shots to the story and it's
"a fearful ordeal 10 5e In so many
scenes, but a wonderful opportunity
for the youngest star In the com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

stopped right In tho middle Of
everything she WINS 80 busy
about. and made a nice dinner for
tho hungry klootchman.
-'Hyas close dig COON sho
said, as she ate. and she ate every
crumb of what Mrs futile had
put on her plate.
Then holding UP ono brown
hand. abe began to count on her
fingers. and in Chinook. she said.
4 have at home ono little. two lit.
tie. three little. four little tnean-
ing she had four chlldrcnl. all are
as hungry as T.
so Lilly and her mother made
up a big basket OF good things TO
cat and Mrs. Tuttle found some
shoes and stockings for the cold.
bare feet. and by that time tho
sauaw was toasty warm. too. but
she didn't go.
Instead. she looked at tho
stick of candy which was just be-
ing sucked TO its last tip and
asked for some, of that.
Nov, the dinner and the heat
and the shoes were things which
Lilly didn't mind sharing. but 1t
took quite little pull to give
away her candy. but she did. and
then the sauaw asked for candy
for each OF her 1ittles.'"
Ito BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24
Cynthid's Answers
10 Short Questions

How can cider b. kept sweet.
BY pasfeur<atior Put the cider
saio stersilxcd bottles and place them
Ia bosIcr Of cold ,cofer: bring 20
100 degrees Fahrenhe,t aad keep at
this posaf for 50 miasfes Remorc
from the fire ard cork tightly. turs
tho bottles Hpsade dosrn and keep sn
a cool place.
When was the parcel post inaugu-
ratrdg In Whose administration :
Who was tho author OF the bill'
The parcel post scas asfhortred
Aucusf ~. 1919. ard ,resf into effect
January 4. 1918. dHrinc Taft's aasais-
,sfvafsoa- Former Senator jonathan
Boarre 10 credited ,rtfh bctnc the
author Of the rsaia features Of Tho
bsfr. Hosrercr. the sccsioa csriHg the
postmaster geaerai tho potner 70 ftr
ronss and rates .cas The ,oork 81
Dousd J. Tctcss. formerly a repve-
sentative from Maryland, Mr.. Letcis
contributed other features 10 the bill
What Is the temperature OF Homo
lulu. tho months % the rainy sea-on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

VIVA, Is the temperature OF Homo
lulu. tho months Of the rainy SEASON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

Fun course dinner. 75c. at Boldt'A
Served 8 to y. m.--Advertiscmert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
tesrook to Play Soldiers Greenleaf Wins Fifth STRAIGHT
D0WN-STATE FANS
WANT BASEBALL LEAGUE

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winter baseball pro-
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many Instances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
PREPARE FOR BASKETBALL AT DELAWARE

WIN he tss,ei -ason arawns
lhMate starting the
& 'ass season There win be
tlhal uNnihef ahd Flaft ffactang soon ' - e ~
with She Atten hrve nurrr
AMt h We AehlnN
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
BABE RUTH RETURNS
TO \. Y. IN BAD SHAPE
Home Run Stars Injuries Reac
Like Casualty List; to Go
on Stage.

New York. oct. 2e.--Rabe Ruth =
weafing handages on both arms now.
ilis latest physical disability is a car
bunele on his right hand. He scratched
his hand while on a hunting trip In
northern Pennsylvania and the re-
Htliins carbuncie gave him so much
trouble that the home-run champion
returned o. New York; yesterday 10
have ID lanced.
Ruth declared he was going 10 try
% Keep out u any more harm until
ne time comes for him 10 go 10 Chi
cago % have talk with Commits
aioner lands regarding his barnstorm-
ms tour made IN violation OF the rules
~ organized baseball. He refused 10
discuss that situation last night.
he enid his list OF injuries 20 date
included a bad right knee. a pulled
muscle IA his left leg. an infected left
arm. q skinned thigh that prevented
him sliding bases the latter part OF
the season and now the carbuncle.
n guess I'm out OF luck this year, .
ho said
Ruth IL soon 10 launch upon an
histrionic career Of fifteen weeks. lie
looked for vaudeville and
will open his tour IN Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
GOLFERS TO MEET ON
MUNICIPAL COURSE
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
WORLDS SERIES
MONEY IS HELD UP
Commissioner Judge Lands
Has Not Sent Out Checks
to the Players.

New York. Oct. 26.--In speaking of
Worlds Series cheques. neither the
Giants nor the Yankees have as yet
been paid off for their participation In
the eight-day Harlem war, which came
to an end nearly a fortnight ago. This
is the longest that Worlds Series play
ers ever have been Obliged TO wait for
their money.
Davey Bancroft, captain of the
Giants, dropped In at New York Ma
uonal League headquarters for infor
nation in regard to his s5,2a4.12 little
scrap of paper" Davey also was an
| omissary for fellow worlds champions
over at the Yankees, Bob NIeusel
Eill Piercy and Tom sheehan, late
members of Ruth's barn -stormers, -
also made inquiry as to when the
Worlds Series paymaster came around.
Sheehan was not eligible for the series
but IA he was with the Yankee club
during most OF the series he was voted
a part of a share
Neither local club had any knowl-
edge OF the missing checks. Landis.
this year. intends to do his own Worlds
Series dlsbursing. Both McGraw ami
Huggins furnished the Commissioner
with lists as to how the players OF the
two clubs had voted 20 have their
rloney split up, and Lands himself
will send checks to the individual
players.
In former years the old National
Commission used TO issue checks on
the day after the end of the series 10
the managers OF the two teams, who
immediately would give their own
personal checks to the individual
players.
Inasmuch as Landis has held back
the checks of both teams, Il looks as
II he is waiting to see whether there
win be any further transforming
Ruth. Nfeusel, piercy and Sheehan
may have quite wait before they get
their money
John Heydler, president of the Ma
tionai League. left for motor ride
through the State. during which he ex-
poets 10 call at Cooperstown, the
birthplace of baseball, as well as
Saranac Lake. the present home of
Mathewson, once the great star of
Heydler's league.
Iieydler has his own positive views
Of the Ruth controversy. but as II is
n matter strictly I'm lands hands he
does not care TO discuss IL in print.
However, like most other baseball
men, Heydler realizes what a great
asset Ruth has been to baseball. and
how even the National League has
gained by the great impetus that the
Babe has given the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
ST. MAnY'S TOplAy
pN|lA VARSITY A. A
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
TO MEET P.L. D.
Boys Are Fast Getting Into
Shape for Saturdays
Game.

ttlghs grldiron warriors were given
an hours chalk talk by Coach Ashton
yesterday and several new plays were
gone over in preparation for Satur-
days game with p. l. D. This game
viii be hard one for the Cherry and
White, and p. l. ID. has always had a
strong team and High has several
cripples in the lineup. Maxwell, the
fast back field man. is out Of the game
for a couple of weeks with a badly
bruised shoulder. Stout, one Of the
best players turned out by High. is
nursing a twisted leg, while Green, a
Freshman, is out Of the game for a
week with a bad shoulder. Fletcher
and Donaldson are carrying injuries.
while Steele, in addition TO a broken
nose. suffered a badly sprained ankle.
Regardless Of the above injuries. High
will put in a scrappy bunch for the
game with p. I. D. The boys are
anxious 10 keep their record OF no de-
teats and are working hard 70 that
end.
Milliken, the pilot Of the second
squad, will probably be given chance
In the next game and has proved HIM
ser fast and heady player. Leshy.
Sehaf1er and Giles have earned a try
N the Varsity. and will all get a
rack al p. I, D., this Saturday. Al
though In badly crippled condition.
the Cherry and White team is fun of
iight and is turning out each after
noon, plugging hard on Coach Ash
tons new plays.
One thing noticeable on this years
Varsity, is the fact that no player has
lost out on account OF studies. This
Is both encouraging TO the members of
the team and TO the teachers. High
turned out in force FOR the West Ches-
ter game, the hardest team the Cher
fy and Waite eleven has faced this
season, and Coach Ashton's men did
not disappoint the large and enthusi-
astie crowd that thronged the side
lines and cheered the fellows on 10
victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
FORT DU POINT TO
TACKLE CHESROQK
Local Gridiron Stars to Present
Strongest Eleven of Season
at Harlan Field.

When Roger Fitzpatrick soldier
boys from Fort du Pont line up
against the Chesrook champions at
Harlan Field. Saturday afternoon. they
win meet the best looking Chesrook
combination that has performed or
the gridiron this season.
When Kerrigan's squad journeyed
10 Conshohocken for the opening
game. October /. Captain Gabriel and
several other first string men were
unable 10 make the trip, which result
ed Ia the locals limited squad having
to take a lot Of punishment. The
men had not recovered from this hard
drubbing. when they tackled Wash
lngton the next week and the Penn
sylyania railroads Sunday excursion
train dumped on a lot OF cripples at
French street station.
Even after a two weeks lay of
several Of the players were unable 10
enter Saturdays game with the Phil
adelphia All-Collegians. But with the
fun squad in shape again the ches-
rockers hope 20 make short work OF
the soldiers.
Coach Kerrigan put his team
through a stif workout at the Rodney
street reservoir last night aud the
squad Will be out for a hnal polishing
up on Friday night,
The Fort team has not been idle
either, and from tho tone OF Manager
Fitzpatrick's letter TO the newspapers
Captain Hummell'g squad must expect
10 spring a iot Of West Point stun on
the Wilmington team.
A big delegation OF Fort du Poni
soldiers will accompany their team "a
Harlan Field and expect 20 return "a
the fort with something they have
never carried back--a victory over
chesrook. The game Will begin at
SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
HORSE SHOW FREE.
Public Invited TO Attend Vic.
mead Display of Hunters
on Saturday.

The committee OF the vicmead Hunt
Club. in charge Of tho arrangements
tor the big horse show TO be staged
by the club members on Saturday. on
a portion OF the estate Of Mrs. Victor
du Font, announced today, that the
show and various jumping and other
events are free 70 the public. which is
invited TO attend.
Because OF the large number of
horses entered--mOre than so horses
being listed, the affair VIII start
promptly at l.s0 o'clock. IL Is ex-
pected that It win continue for three
or four hours. There had been con-
siderable talk at first OF having an
exhibition polo match between the
local horsemen and women, but be-
cause Of the heavy program, this In
teresting bit OF sport is now unlikely
for Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
VISIT THE MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
DERBY IS WORKING
OUT SOME NEW PLAYS
nslawNle Eleven Preparing iot
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
DR|DGEVNLE TO HAVE
RACES TOMORROW
Delaware Stock Farm VIII be
Busy Spot Tomorrow After
noon With Many Entries.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown. oct. 2s.--Matinec races
will be held az the Delaware Stock
Farm, near BridgoWlle, tomorrow
afternoon. Entries have been mads
IN the following classes.
2.lG TrOt.
Mrs. Watts. Edward Fay. Whining
ton; Setter W.. Myer and Son. Bridge
vile; March on. Fay and Peacock.
Wilmington; Moliie Setter. Myer ard
Son, Bridgevilie.
2.25 Pace.
May Bird, Mr.. Williams Bridgevine.
Chato Wilson. Elliott, Bridgevue.
Brownie Girl. Williams. Federalsburg.
Md; Suzette Setter, Ellis Myer,
Bridgeville; Tango. William Swain,
Bridgeville; Anna Long. Wright. Fed-
eralsburg. Nd.
Free-f0r-An.
Dick March satterneld. Dover
Brown Betty, w. n. Rlair, Whining
ton: Okla March, Peacock and Troy.
Philadelphia: june Bug. Peacock ard
Klair, Wilmington.
2.20 Pace.
Southern Girl, Wright. Federala-
burg, Md; Helen oliver. DR.. j. ~.
Hammond. Georgetown: Or. voirnan.
Wallace, fredericksburg. Nd: Hickory
Elm. Hudson. Seibyville; Andy Boy,
Holder, Bridgevilles Gray Ghost. Britt
tingham, Harrington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Keystone Ys. RIehardson Pam.

keystone and Richardson Park
gridlroners viii clash at Elmhurst on
Saturday afternoon. and both teams
are praeticing hard IN preparation for
the contest. keystone players are re-
qpested 70 report at Second and du
font streets at 40 o'clock tonight for
practice. All the Richardson Park
boys who desire 20 try out for the
Park team are requested TO be out for
practice tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Ninth Ward PrennrInr.

The Ninth Ward eleven viii practice
tomorrow evening at Eleventh and
Head streets, Manager Jaueeks
wants the following plavers Ia re-
port Agster, Mcbride, r. Salter. II
saiter, Conner, Guyanter. Confarino
Ialman, Furne. Dorrnan, Roach
Bradley, EckeIson. West, collins. May
well. King, Madolny and Mcllov
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Cagers start Training.

Parkside basketball team win hold
It's FIRST workout OF the season to-
night at the ParkEide gym. Manager
I~ofink requests all players TO report
for practice. The reserves viii also
pIactice under the direction of Man
aeer George Warner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
CREENLEAF WINS
FIFTH STRAIGHT
Local hallafdlsi Has Seventeen
Consecutive Victories IN
Title Competition.
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