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The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Fred Lynch was taken to Ju- neau for treatment on his eyes Saturday afternoon. He went up on the Marguerite accompanied by J. G. Grant, Neil Grant and John Coulter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

The Mary reached port about noon Tuesday. northbound, with only a few passengers for Wran- gell and the first class mail.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Mrs. J. H. Neville and MT. and Mrs. Richard Suratt left on the Hazel B today for Telegraph Creek
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Found-A way to save money by buying Pearl Oil Lubricating oils at the St. Michael Trading company dock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Eugene Wheeler came over from Petersburg Tuesday morn ing for a few days visit.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02
Attention Moose

All Moose are urged to attend a meeting of the lodge on Friday, June 10. Business of utmost i'm portance.
 F. B. Leonard,
 Dictator.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Mrs. May Ellington came down from Telegraph on the last trip of the Hazel B and leaves for Prince Rupert on the Mary to- night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Schott are making the trip to Telegraph Creek this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

The Hazel B 4 left at 10:30 this morning for Telegraph. A num- Der of Wrangell people are mak- ing the round trip, among them Alex Vreatt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

NOTICE Cast-off clothing of any kind may be left at the Sen tinel office for distribution among deserving families.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Jack Frazier of Token arrived on the Princess Pat this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

MT. and Mrs. John T. Towers came in on the Uniluco yesterday afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

WANTED-To buy a used piano. Will pay S150 cash. Apply this office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02
Presbyterian Church

At 1O:30 a. m. Dr. Young will preach, and the Chlldren's Day exercises will be held at 12.
 12:OO Sunday School
 7:3O Evening Worship. Theme. Sowing and Reaping.
 7:3O The Hour of Prayer Wednesday,
 Robert Joseph Diven, minister.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Raw Furs bought. w. c. Wat CTS, Launch Princess Pat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

The Guild will meet with Mrs. Mclaughlin next Wednesday af- ternoOn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

The shingle mill closed Tuesday night for the summer months.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02
LOCAL NEWS

The Bridge Club met with MT. and Mrs. C. M. Coulter last night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-06-02

Julius Mason is a Wrangell vis- itor this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
M|DDlETOWN TRAINERS
EXPECT A BIG SEASON
Arthur Grove and S. p. Peacock
to Have Strings on
Various Circuits.

>tid,,letovn March 1s.-Middletown
viii be well presented on tho hair mile
tracks in the way of both horses ana
tr,incrs during the coming season, two
scparate stables starting OUT from mere
during this and next week.
Ar,b,r GROVE. who trained last year
for H,ndemaier and Sparks. has ac
crpted the same position for the COM
ing year and will begin his dutise on
Monday next He will train tho string
nf that firm at the track OF the Frank
ford Driving Club at Frankford. Phil
adclphia In the lineup for the coming
season will be Pat. ala IA. who has a
time allowance OF two seconds and is
eligible TO the 2.17 PAGES.
This horse was raced two years ago
10y =. L. Peacock. who at that time was
training for Mr. Hindemaier and went
wrong last year. but is now said TO be
locging sound He will also have Goldie
Burke. PIG IA; another PAGER with
. IL speed. and Donna Dillon. by Dillon
ANworthy. with a record of 2.17 IL. he
will take from here Little Juno Bug. a
paCer by Prince March. belonging to
Robert T. Cochran and Rube Archcen,
a Young trottcr owned by Corbit VIM
yard
y Powell Peacock. who has wtntered
a string Of seven here during the win
ter will remove to the Elsmere track OF
th. Delaware state Fair Association
during this week. He viii train there
ilutiI the races begin in the Eastern
,-irruit. and will have under his tute-
4, re Mrs. Watts. ALI: Silkohel. 2.1e Ia:
Matt H.. 220. and two colts by knight
ot Delaware. and one youngster by
Acheen. At the Elsmere track he VIII
take on Colonel T.. and Brown Betty.
hclonGing TO William II. Klair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

Elmer Myers pitcher of the Boston
American League baseball club. who
has formerly been a holdout has re-
ported At the Red Sox training camp
at Hot Springs. Ark. Mclnnis, Nlck.
Menonsky and Walters. who are holding
out for increased salaries. have not been
heard from.
The dispute between the Cisco Cham
her OF Commerce and the Cincinnati
Reds over the $500 bonus offered for
the selection Of Cisco for spring train
ing has beer referred for settlement 70
Garry Hermann. owner Of the Reds.
now IN Washington Cisco objects 70
paying the full amount on the ground
that Cincinnati failed 20 bring as many
men as promised and that many OF the
stars are missing
The batting Of Tiernev and Rohwer
and the pitching OF Yellowstone. the
Indian moundsnan. featured the first
practice game staged by the Pirates al
the Hot Springs camp on Wednesday.
Tierney. playing at second with the
regulars. connected with two home nuns
in three times at bat
The 1921 roster OF the Washington
club was completed with the arrival At
Tampa trimming camp Wednesday night
Of Bing Miller and Dick Brottem. the
two players the ownership Of which
was in dispute between the Senators
and the Pittsburg Nationals. The
claim Of Manager Clark Griffith was
upheld by Judge lands, Both men
were said to be in good condition when
they donned their uniforms for a work
out yesterday.
Zack Wheat. captain OF the Brooklyn
National League baseball team. who
has been a holdout, has come TO terms
and may play with the Dodgers against
the Yankees az New Orleans on Satur-
Day.
The Brooklyn management offered
the veteran outnelder IA salary increase
OF 10 per cent. # is reported. and a
bonus of 81. .0oo in case the team finished
first, second or third place.
August Hermann. president Of the
Cincinnati Nationals announced that
Jake Daubert first baseman OF the
Reds, would sign his contract and
would Join the team within ten days.
The signing of Daubert still Will leave
three Red stars outside the rold-Eddie
Roush. Henry Groh and Larry Kopf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
HESS PLAYERS WE'LL MATCHED
rerman and Havana Champions Give
brilliant Exhibitions.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
Havana, March ls.-When DR.. Emsn-
1el lAsker Of Berlin. and Jose r. Capa-
oanca resume their championship
.hcss tournament here tonight thoy Will
nave before them one OF the most In
.ricate and beautiful chess problems
Nolved in championship play for n
ing time. They adjourned the second
same Of the tournament az o'clock
.his morning. after making thirty
moves having worked the pieces into
positions which promised chess cnthu-
siasts watching the encounter a num-
Der of brilliant combinations.
So far. a. the contending armies were
concerned. each had the same number
Of pieces. Capablanca. however had
developed a threatening attack by com
bining his queen. both rocks and q
bishop. while the German master had
thrown his single remaining bishop far
out into a position that seemed TO
menace the black king
On the fourteenth move DR., Insker
had at his disposal a difficult comhina-
tion that promised well but he preferred
10 continue a conservative game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Totals
Penn-Del Academy
Goals
~
EASTLAKE SHOOT.

Tbe Eastlake Trapshooting Associa-
tior will hold It's regular shoot tonor-
row afternoon at the club grounds,
Tbirty-seventh and Van Buren, streets.
The afternoon program viii consist
of the 50-target event. practice shoot,
ard novelty shoot. to be known as the
ghost target" event. In this event a
rrize will be awarded 10 the persons
sfnashing the white target one Of
which will be thrown out 70 each squad.
On Saturday the 26th, the big Easter
shoot will take place and 8 prizes have
Deen secured to distribute among the
shooters. The added target system OF
handicapping will be employed az this
aAoot
April ? has been definitely decided
mon as the day for the merchandise
-t.ttOf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
ANOTHER WAR TRIUMPH.

One Of the great triumphs Of the war
IS 20 be found in the cheese industry
We arc now making our own imported
cheese right here in America Europe
used % send us cheese that WINS covered
with green moss like an old shingle and
could be detected in the next county when
tho wind was right We paid 30 tn 90
cents pound for IT, including the odor
Rut now that We ARE making orr own
cheese, with wiskers and all contipental
oonvenirnces, the price ha~ mounted
n twice tho former sum
The same thing holds true with Swiss
cheese. People used 30 think that bore
in this country we could not take a peck
measurcfull Of holes and drape Iness Of
cheese erund them without letting the
holes eacnpc But these pesHimlstic per
sons have suffered rude awakening
We are putting just ~ good hole on the
market as Switzerland ever did in her
proudest moment Also we are getting
the highest, market price ever paid for
cheese holes in annals nf man
II is indeed comforting 70 know that
American genius did not break down ard
20 10 pieces during the war Thrift
Magazine,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
MANY CANDIDATES FOR
DELAWARE TRACK TEAM
twenty-five Show Up for Prac-
tice on Cinder Path; Stevens
on April %.

EpeolaI Correspondence Of livery Evening.
Newark. Del, March ts.-Track
Coach LACato of Delaware College
started work on the cinder path this
week with a squad of about 25 candi-
dates. This promises TO be the bert
yenr that "Old Delaware has ever had
I'm track, as there is not only some
good material among the freshmen. but
practically all Of last years. varsity
track men are back
Delaware Will make a strong bid for
tho Middle States championship this
year at the Middle States meet 10 bo
hold at Johns Hopkins on May ID.
Last yssr Delaware got third place and
this year II 10 hoped TO better that
standing
The track schedule VIII start with q
dual meet with Stevens here on April
q. Aa usual Delaware win send a
relay team To the Penn reiays April
80 Dual meeta have also bean sched-
uled with Haverford. Johns Hopkins,
Suarthmore and Muhisnburg.
Among last years varsity mon who
reported for training this week are
Tebo and Pittman. sprInters: HHrmer
smith and Lilly. who run the 440 VIII
son. Booth and christnald, distance
runners; Hurnphries. Mcdonnell. r
Mem Julien and Harper. who won THEN
d" I'm field events
Some of tn. new men who look es-
pectally good are. Fourncre. sprinter
Johnson. polo vaultsr Robinson. hurf-
ler; Betzmer. -ights; Herman. distance
runner. and schaffer. 40 yards
spripter.
OF the men out for track this srrinn
t7fttrnan. Tiarner, Wilson. Mcdonnell
| liumphrics. and Booth ALI hold Della
ware College records. Gray Carter
vino holds the Della ware College discus
record. will be unable to come out fU
rack this year because Of an injured
| back
In Booth. a freshman. Deiaw has
| one OF tho best distance runners IN tn,
| country Those who know something
81 tho prep" school work of Bootf
predict that re viii trim Crawford
Lafayette's great distance runner. whei
they meet At Johns Hopkins in tn.
| Middle states championship events
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
CLUB SHOOTING RECORD
TIED BY GEORGE PUSEY
Makes 1873 Out of Possible 200;
McCaughan Brothers Each
Break 1877.

Last nights shoot. the ninth of the
indoor series OF the Diamond State
Rifle and Pistol Club. was a huge sue
cess. from the standpoint of three men
at least. George Pusey. one or tho
clubs old timers. who has been shooting
well down the list of also rhns, came
into his own last night when he led
the field with n score Of 1913 300. in
cidentally tying tho club record by his
performance C1ate Mclaughlin broke
the tie for second place by taking second
honors with 1877. JEFF Mclaughlin.
small brother of Clate. showed the
strength which long uphill nght
against borrowed guns has givon him
by tying for second honors for the
evening with 1917. There were three
even nm for third place with 194 each.
w O.weheter r u. Wells and g B.
Lister. J. Lister put on 1913 and
Hn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
The Ankle w ntch.

We used 10 scom at wrist watches Ard
now We scoff Mt the ankiet watch--and
yet four women appeared on Fifth ave
nue IN a single afternoon with jeweled
watches strapped around their trim
ankles or course. Il might have been
press agent flair Of the anklet watch
manufacturers. but a lot OF lads are
given impetus I'm just that sort OF fash
ion.--New York Fashion Nota.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
SAuESIANUM LOSES.
Allentown High School by Its
Greater Weight and Expert
ence Downs Locals.

Philadelphia. Pa, March IS'--f'dI's'
.r,,no Catholic High School, OF VIII
,oinrton. went down to defeat before
tho stroug Allentown High School team
hera last night in tho University or
IennsvIvnufa high school elimination
.sr,as for the basketball championship
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey M"
ware, ny tho score OF - 'o 10
Superior weight ana eApei
the Allentown boys. coupled with the
accurate foul shooting Of Eckcrt was
too great handicap for tho Peach
state bovs to overcome. ECkert was
Tho shining light for the Pennsylvania
hovs his foul shooting keeping his team
in tho lead "Fuzzer' Quinn. the flashy
forward of the Wilmington team. was
the leading point-scarer for the Deia~
warean.. and also played great moor
rarne The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
ADIOy A. c. READY
FOR BASEBALL SEASON

The Aclon baseball team 19 preparing
for the season and Manager Churnside
expects 70 put fast team in the field
AdIon last year won % games and lost
j. Adlon was composed OF the follow
ing players last year: W. Churnside
J. Churnside. F. Collins. /. Collins, II
EIlingworth. J. Hemphill D. Salvatore
J. Salvatore, =. Britton. 3. Zebley, l.
Osnon. c. Vernon. J. Tougheed g.
Lougheed. Fl. DffI, p. S,irIfth snd Fl
Yeatman.
These players Win a few recruits vii
be back IN this years lineup. Any
other players wishing q tryout should
notify w Churnside 1915 Kang street
or phone 1873 ". Adlon is anxious tC
arrange games and would like to book
anv IL TO rs year old team IN or out
of the city Adlon may get IN th'
Wilmington Tr's League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
WILSON RETAINS TITLE.
Referee Gives Him Daoision, Judges
Disagrceing After IL ROUNDS.

New York. March 1s--Johnny VIII
son retained his title Of middle-welght
champion by beating Mike O'Dowd ih
Is rounds at Madison Square Garden
last night. the contest entertaining one
of the largest crowds that ever attended
a boxing bout in the famous old arena
After the Is rounds had been fought
the Judges disagreed and the reieree
gave Wilson tho decision.
Both principals had weighed IN unoer
the stipulated 100 pounds at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. Wilson turned the
scales at fbS pounds and ODowd
weighed 15aA.
Wilson was the first to enter the
ring and he received q warm reception
O'Dewd climbed between the ropes
minute later and greeted by hearty
cheers from all parts of the house
Both men appeared 10 be In excellent
phvsicai condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
RICHARDSON PAHh

richardson Park. March 18.-t1aving
selected the grounds Of the water tower
for a baseball diamond, the management
Of Five Points ball team viii begin
rolling and marking out the diamond
in the next few days The grounds at
Ashley. used by the Richardson Park
bali team last season proved unsatis-
factory. owing to their inaccessibility.
The new grounds are but q short dis
tance from the Newport trolley line
and il IS felt that the attendance will
be much larger this year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
GREENHILL Gun CLUB.
Practice Tomorrow and Big Events
Tomorrow Week.

The Greenhill TraprhoOtinw Club
mernbern Will shoot at practice targets
only on Saturday. as many nnsmbern
will want to shoot in the Philadelphia
Trapshooters League race az Bellevue
In their acheduied match with tho fAns-
dale Gun Club.
While Greonhiii traps viii be open.
no special program has been arranged
for tho day. but the following sotur
day. March 2g, wrl be q big one. The
next to tho Inst opportunity 20 win a
leg on the ls-yards championship
medal: tho Judson McHonry trophy {.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
SKATING STARS IN MATCH.
Five Professional Speeders Enter PhIla.
Contest For Next Week.

Bv Associated Press - Every Evening
Philadelphia. March lS.-Ffvc pro
fessional speed skaters viii compete IN
an open meet here next Monday and
Tuesday nights. IL was announced today.
They arc Noryal Baptie, Everett Nc
Gowan. Art STAFF. Edmund Iamy and
Benny O'Sickey The distance Will be
eco 440 and $50 years, and one. two and
three miles.
Invitations also were sent TO Bobby
Mclean and Morris Wood but bot. de-
Cfincd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

Tho clubs outdoor range NJ Sheilpot
will be open for practice Saturday after
noon. and II the present good weather
continues a large crowd may be OK
occtcd. At every shoot both Indoor
and outdoor. during the past three weeks
there have been several Interested new
-,,pnra and bv tho time the outdoor
Samson opers in earnest with prac-
.,ca with the army Springfield. pistols
and % r;nca All going at one time tho
r,for,ovd state C''h will be ono ~ the
strongest IN point of active shooting of
anv tn THIS section outside of Phiiadel-
Dhfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
PFNS-DEL VS.. DEFIANCE.

TIE Psun-Del basketball team fresh
from fbeir victory over the strong De
Gance Big Five" will meet the strong
Brownson team on Saturday night at
the Peoples Settlement.
Both teams are going at . great clip
this season and a good game is ex-
pected Brownson managed 20 nose
out the East Siders at their last meet
ing " BroWnson Hall by the score OF
L. 70 Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Ieyfpsky In AGO. Tpnieht.

BY Associated Press u Every Evening.
New York. March l8.--iiattlins L.
whisky and Charley Wcinert of New
wark N j. will meet In O. ffteen-round
bout hero tonight Bob Roper of Chi
cago and Homer Smith OF Kalamazoo.
Mich. are principals I'm another fifteen
round match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Fnrler win ST Paui.

Manager gmith. of The ~, PsT fr-
dspondehts. announces thsf ne has w.
cured Powders services for y,eir rrrlf
games. Fowler. who has nsf two yea
~ playing experience with Lave CrosH.
of tho old Athlstios. is a aisvsr csscher
Ife hns had q cO5pis u years IN rnirfF
ranks end is expected 10 b. - yrost
benefit 70 81 PsuPs IN what Nas ore
IL it's weskeat spots lsSt season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
LORRAINE JRS. BUSY.

Lorraine Jrs will play tho fast White
Star team tomorrow Mt Ninth and Rod
ncy streets. Tho following players nre
to report Mt Q o'clock:
w. Kuhns c: +. Byrne. p; Natchie..
ss. Ellis. 1b.: Riley. 2b.: Boettger. 3b.; i;
Gretziuger, H.: T. Byrne. RI: M. Shoes
ter cf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
WHITE SOX MEET GIANTS TODAY
Chicago Team WIN Encounter First
Real Eonman Of Season.

nv Associated Press q every Evening
Chicaro. March lS.-Tho reorganized
white Sox face their first real competi-
tion today playing the second string
team OF the New York Giants with
Bancroft. benton and few Veterans
mixed In. according 70 dispatches from
Wavqhachie. Texas.
Tho Sox second squad win play the
Giants tomorrow While the FIRST team
goes IL Fort Worth 20 meet tho Gin
cinnati Ecds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Blind Boy I'm "Mat" Event

Pittsburg, March 17.-George Burton.
a blind boy of Pittsburg. win compete
in the 145 and 158 pound classes OF the
senior mat championship tournament
Of the Allegheny Mountain Associa ton
Of the A. A. IT,. 10 be hold here tonight
and tomorrow night,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
GYM CONTESTS AT PRIrCETON.
Inter- Collegiate Titles For wrestlins AL
so To bc Decided There

Princeton. N. j.. March 18.--Intsr-
collegiate wrestling titles will be de-
cided hero today and tomorrow while
the intercollegiate gymnasium cham
pionship will bo decided hero tonight.
Among the teams competing for tho
gym tito will bo Princeton, Harvard.
Yale, Columbia, Dartmouth. University
of Pennsylvania. Annapolis. Mas-achu
sotts Institute OF Technology and Haver-
ford.
Annapolis won tho meet last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
FRISCH OUT OF PRACTICE GAMES
New York Pitcher wrenching an Ankle
and + Laid mp

Fly Associated f'ress a. Every Evening
New York March }s--Frank Frlsch.
the New York Giants star inaelaer.
wrenched hts left ankle in training
game al san Antonio yesterday and
may not be abic % appear with The
team until the season opens i was re-
ported II dispatches mere today. Frisch
sustained the injury IN a feet first slidd
to third.
Frank Paker. has reported for duty
with ths New York Americans At
Shreveport. lie wnR expected . enter
active training today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
PPNN.DEL ACADEMY
DEFEATS OLD SWEDBs

The penn-Del Academy FIVE defeated
Old Swedee All-Stars. last night. 2z-24
T Ziegler starred for the church boys.
u nile Sheehey and Carpenter starred Tor
Penn Del The score:
Old Swedes A1l-Stars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

two spcci8l trophies IN pro'~Sio1
race. challenge shoots for the different
class cups ana other special events -
trophies means that March ~ VIII -
a Blk "Gresufi" day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Y. II. Fl. A. QUINTET ON
SHORT END THIS TIME

Penn-Del Thirds defeated ~ NJ H
Thirds. 5e-1S. in a whirlwind game
the settlement House Fenn-pel
claims the third-class championship Of
tho city and are willing 70 meet any
teams who dispute this claim. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Y. NJ. VI. A. Thirds
Total,
Penn-Del Thirds
Goals

Referee. Allen, Peun-DeI Scorer, Man
love Timer. Aver. Time OF halves. 20
minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
BLIND WRESTLER WILL
COMPETE In MEET

Pittsburs. March 1s-George
Burton. blind boy of Pittsburg,
wifi compete In the ra5 and 15s
pound classes OF the senior mat
championships tournament OF the
Allegheny Mountain Association
Of the Amateur Athletic Union,
which Will 10 held hero tonight
and tomorrow night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Totals
Allentown High.
BASEBALL RRIF fS.

Referee Ge'ges Umpire n tahN
Time Of haIves-20 minutes.