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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

ssE1Aal sr aAe auasH&2sead and wh. se-
resxag Massss3eM i'm aeaissB All ggrigDF.
FsEnt+s wlhHe serving with the Tyhitag-
sssrans8 division LA Waansr kee.d Rass-
raaxa. Washington fsr Mssue rasan u
year. he Easznsa Sua what ahe xasx4y--
aa,nEa dnTsas8ss9 - de ssr the w.yrras34ra
by sfadFGsg pa&nks and 5exaxRRr5an sNsaA
s~esalrsg aRsA suAsleE1~ Discharged ts9g-B
the Aso<Etiasa aExr fall, Ae Mas nGssfa a
sssssfInl representative of THE asart.sE of
w2r risk Insurance.
aS frnnT and nEvy e4nl5rs ss wsas sns
xrgnafsezDHaas aaswEuxh THE AaDesAssa Ii
gssGs gh eaaxang the r&drtSt1tsnrtEg 81
enursrx5asn of $5ssseessss in rsr rasb
dExasEnt~- sn Maeaa5<am Last N@veEn-
a<r. ~ tse4d representative ef fnre sar
raSa awss.sa, he d5rxxasG n s2eRmEip Of
AsasyaaAh- ansu:asse aHd eNEnptn4SaE8sSl
slaSnEss that placed the state aAsesa sf
sa8 others an welfare Accomplishments
During the ~eaaugsign he is~v@@tEsst-
ed the enssaassasn Of s~x-servEtS rzftEa La
HAe state gssasosa nj jackson anaS ahs
dnE%xHsr a~$gaGsn tn kAaxnErR1zsN- He
worked with tae LAssesn'x Eessssw DE-
BsasTnDsraf 10 szassse the parole OF 100
zuEzn last Fear TO the Le<SGa- He OBJ
Hz5n~ra kasgAgy s*ss is fursas raised During
the nag and sxesH lit in SETTLING eAaaaas-
s@ga4t Of the aa&saAs~e and zasar de-
TsnM5easzs arsd ds uDaAMgadns dassg1aaes
difficulties and swras-sySns fGesHdTal sgsa-
aasHsaeas-
MIR Hssra i. Ew-nEy -eagaa yea rs wA6
Gdaa5ng asaa of high SeAaas~a- ase ezfEeassa
HAs Eaaaaer1 rssHs- NAVY a. AID a~g1Tnr@aa-
a5ee sre.saassn- lie Served tsssgs g-ssrx Eas
the T. & s. Eda-sAsp and Max discharged
a. u qaEarasslaaS1ss, sexUl6 class He
sfsess hseuta me q Enasor and raj lassEe-
1aaanl ip GrsasE Rapids M5eA- In aas1&.
he went 10 the M~xSeasa border Al. u
srx1 sergeant LIN tine Michigan daafzaa-
asT- Before he entered the asrse~ In
Fsaaaee- he wzS asssisaagat T~srssgsasr
saaaB ali 81 Naza6ge. Is a FIRST aieasaesn-
2ar- Before the szzrHa@ IN wfsaes he
Nsx wsgaas8rai~ he had served aD three
ads<sasJ ses-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23
BOOKS FOR DISABLED HEROES


Disabled h<snex Of tie World n2F
are NOD 4 be rssh0Es coed books To
read while they are fighting TO regain
health in the hospitals of this cun
try Congress has appropriated In the
edTir sandry bin she snrs Of $1ND. uD0
Tor The purchase Of books. with sHe
result that each q the 5000 disabled
veterans will SOon have three or fOuF
new books to read
The American Library association
which still has charge OF the libraries
I'm the larger hospitals has h<ess EN-
a~YTxSsed by = shortage OF fgn.sx- and
up to This time posts Of the American
Legion have fAken oser The duty ri
supplying books to the disabled I'm
hundreds Of the smaller hospitals Tlse
appsuFFfatiGn BY cengxess does not
mean that either the services OF the
American Ibsasy association q The
American Legion n this respect are 70
be dispensed with. but that they N
10 b. greatly augmented and rein
forced
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

P4ssT sd the American LFEiwn.
sEsesuRre 51ie tsI ssasiH1rH1srx Ent
5sysdl arlns rl11 sside xsrx<ts U~nfrwsVusur-
Ell ag rfuE,ists," THE veteran vEsrss
a AlNt Il trsf meal raeBT fer h.sN
fsTra,s, sr RaststFr fifty awnsfx.
-sTnss ast.E1u aptshndt,a : FSstgsre De lf
ae,hr,e.. h4.N frames anftsstdHs sasaa1r
snrsaeues.. 49, t,Tastx-- GA~1B-e.Egttrriar,l
luftfssila H. t,istsa squads and wnixgarx.sxD
--.Ta trr.ats- .s.ikerl tgsEsass, s5 sa.srii1nss.s
atsbe.srv,ia. - essafatiaIxssx hod areursart.
- gwrr1G1aAA,
sAO6 AFTER dfe Dexl. cafe swss-slas
.G o. snea1alanxv"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

vsasdhssxH Ae served eiu1Nasr 7ts essas
$500 10 1885, ;anS ftarrssr h&s lasa
gsarTx r~asssi1Assate i'm SOUTH Iesrssa Sras
snsxadsna of tire #stsae isartsesv AZ
ssuxisnMsn- Esashdy NKha4saxn ssaF tstssl
fog gssasss s~essEspmiEssg fsarss a~sElaeTaszsG
Hsssz5aaisraa ~ atsse MsaAmsehssa gitIu,xas auaa
R u anesnibsn of the sSsarrrfrs sNrEs-
anatasee OF sam Fedora GsTgntill 3a
GrHalursitseS asfa VIA easasnSfar ai aast
s'essi ssa.lrad assxarrsGf1sss of 1hs aHaea-
e:aaafwA Mnssla M~ensmr,esra. a3s A. a
sn,s.szRss ct THE sasfsstiat heszaaH OF
EeaaigiiagsK Edsneaaasz- AsscssasaeEa and
sazsasnrssna Of tine i@rwsssM movement.
Cd the Msasssdfssa EE9ssemgsa1 s:ssiswfsa
He d. zAsu president of tine Mstas'dhtsi
Esssaag OF str.asag Safasssss-
BastsDg Na,keassvn S,sacgngs TO aHrastg
ssseaal sIhuEsE aad as a ans4fs1tsr oil aas
UnGam Ls.agsss and the Infusgxasg
C1Eshs G Chicago znd IL alasQ an OF
akesssdl of sAs ~erHaessr8 CassERun Fs,dess-
sasrl.
Hn 1916 ae msss s1Bsagrse-a Es.sSrsF1s
Kaeanaxp OF Chicago aarra al sas ssasrss
timzse m;sss esssssG slhsIaarTan of ths
GhiesyS DRY Federation He Rs a
sneznh5er of the heasauEsssress esannnrias
tee of tine Ansa-Sassen League ct H.
3arsang .svs6 sasH aft this v,rx nsyx.adGNr7 /.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

E1psfVs " s~is,2tsva,a F@Tf 1AwtEa1s4. Il
.ur AZ Etr 9qr II s8ih."
Yes" sstswt-9.d the xsna TrKssrTr ii
awe ~sG D ila.Al"
Yer dnrir arR@.ar very 9fsgG afsaEr
Z. di0 gsrV" asked Fiji ~Aanr r4s
issiA'rasssl q 1sgs.Eld efdns- aas..g"
"@Ssl1 rs Il Erse,hlul, asM4rrairs6s.s feb
asr :" sri~si THE outraged 'Ene-T. e.
Il dirty ass'g. e i&. Get TnTssSEs rsss
rssrss II feN -t.n1s a7Ee. rsse sssesuaGs b.
trs.l1ets. Tr Instance. Ngss8a ray N.-
fsere r.. e EsrEsslaE assk the asgs Ss
the was.SlssEsrerx so hs = s,ouE sHrNf E.
GsNMai lnf resi- Ga. Tsis n rE..nn llQrgr'
-Gnns3nsl fdGss.:s-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

Comparatively f~s F~rySi~ realize
sasa- saye gss sysdss saasy he emt dgprn
Materially ssg exercising ears TO sSzst-
sax the gas4 Hold a lighted bsascfa
nrps raae a~ssafsB-s. .se@Fs very sSewgg ttsrD
or rasa S.s, ~ abe xas IL turned on
sxsG flores. s.pfyFe stge match ~ applies
. sgaphs exssas.sosa occurs mpairA affects
sssp fnerps 80 1s.ssSs IL f@s@ ard
r~xfJssa8S
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

1sfscta: GENERAL Elnsex &8sf 9s Q
tFsngpasGs Ut tass ssaaswzAa tsvrtss-
THAI dGBgnso,sis wSsnTr TO dEqNla- In
Es tsse general go tasr- ~ sg.ans sssx ne
81 d Farrnc wife 4 krsvw-
Her rNa-Eesr-aaG sshh. Was tsrafsg
t%s-lhaF sszss day al 1he suseA ta#tIs
arsd herr r~nssrAFs-F--afm sxtssssd lis.
.N,csan and ss6s-
~ hat en eafrh IL sssAT crying
sasvuay
ThR Fsss1ns- wife rarsSSe a Aaxsy1s@eS
- saasw-
%1aaSs either" ssse sxs6. afa. kas.
wsratk aasrs rzlrst@ ya@, Of fArsa Kes<s
A.sasaal toss anggeAT"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

Flatwls.sx as~gar5tsll ast-EIaHse<gts
yGl.sdsNstia. >~sgsnsfs. sll@. QGsee,G I'm gs+ssa-
fpe 1s ~ast ~tsesstlaeu ta grg-.liaaassria OIL
3k,.sss IT'S aassssgs aAt4 iE48 4aat. I'M sNd'9 re
s,Aaf, Itl'rg atl'.s s~thflleTi el0stsgfGaeaIIK.
egalggrfisal4- the 1rvffi3ess Gt SPAIN.
nsiaiF cd 1itaassn TsFF.~eaT&.a sd-s% TIE
GAYS aE gIsG'sf saaaa EHlzssfots2. are ii aso
re~.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23
CREED OF THE DISABLED NAN
AMEeted Fellows - Washington. O. c.
pe5k Lsek sn Brighter Side
~ Things

Disabled veterans Of the World war.
nearly MI 1t tbers overseas veterans
and members Of the Walter Reed post
~ De American Legion In Washing
toa. p c. have adopted what they
term. THE Greed Of the Disabled
Nan" which. called to the atteati0n
- President Harding upon a recent
visit 10 the hospital waS BY the Pres
ident prosnced me The creed
reads II fOlIOws.
On<e 0Ore to BE- usefuI-tO zee pity
= - eJeS u my friends repsaced
Win c0mDeDdatfsn-to work. psor
dnre. psovide and 70 feel that I have
: Dlaee + the word, seeking - -
rsED ~ 9fven AsDe1 nan aDnng
nen r atfe = this rhymcal han1frar.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

E4sd u g,saTa4aaf gn
army Asassil tTtnas
aaT BaaxsatKst two
gSsarx, AlltesW L
HirEl e M A
Eaa, esssMlg APP
sssssalg&sG fse:hd al
the American Lee
glen 8 Esl1ssnsfA
service MrGSNG,
ID mssla ksHnig,e,d
TO 1EaafiStSr r% 1sre
rsexsdsx e s.rT-
ihtxs EzStsr
MIR Etsnalal gath
Cd xfse s4ny al
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

The Wsfa7ogr- eck- 1pE t~iuassdts- ~
GaA4 Bsa at a1taal~ Isra Mstfs stsra J51-
this m3s''btl ss @ssru tat. H5Elnfg by the
xws;A, of ae~ bT'etN. A0st li6sd'i lind
AG.sIE w;aHSTrEr ahsaala iias4 ssar5ar u
Eden SyJiih fd@ aa14as 5g ha. E.seE-1ss~
THE HHnssaaf- SsAeasss dG.0FsapsaD-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

QUE ~ressEsse ss<izaas1 fsseasa.
sAsOaaA take = trip to RRssiis amid ses
S6<az1Rzsm ~ III ax-aGt Mana2 slnss
dseam 1t aasnsd Ne @s msnaa be- Gmeas
Sam an6er the hsa@d CAPITALISTS sFs.
temL kx just ss4ed TO ae1d several
Mi1lis. dsa2z1x TO the starving Ras-
sssns~ When the RRRsazn Fessnts das.
<eTesed tazA undeS socialism they
w0u1aat be a1O~Md to aacAa or SELL tss
xu1yaus gszan they rzised axt THAT d
wxs taapea fEpm taezn to feed beauure-
rEzkic G@risax I'D sSadsesK. they AZ
fsz4d - RINSE msEe tSaan eaSp&1h fos
fheSx OMn asE- ThaK ax s1 The hgetosr
u the fzmane.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

Bod A&a sfsf staSsssee Is @ 20 Il greater
rarpfss-s1 f5s@ts rys1 c9sa&s f53~f5sy2. T5-
sags s~sd that sessa iie sssas,ssih and
ins3fih. wifasDgt ~sssSts sagt IL aEe
hsgass sssa5 10 psgais 3~z every 8ssif~
OF vafeh fsa9 tss fttt ~LgGs@F IL
GA.gf5ef-if isgasssaA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

oh A~f1AAkEDNM EaSEAA WEALTH sNsnhsr AEr-
dmgnn essn frons AN old wNnnrsn
-H-A--
The American prahassr l. gaanag To be
ssaped 4 least Sssggss 49, orc by the OPP
eszdtsans of the new tax aaw Mha<aa
the Spsecxaa sesss50s of Congress parsed
5nga prSOr to ms z6s@prnunen1- Psse-
tixzaBT zll off the sssdhucasons nassde i'm
aedeszB asr1ss Ss line new law seEsse-
z<ma savings TO TIRE average. rzsasl The
Largest saean OF sssaura5ozn il that I'm
trzasspoststs0n sAsaes The new law
4 wipes Oys zaa Laxes Maa5sih have been
sai6 by pzssen.ssx ar the purchases
OF tSeAe4s~ by shapyers~ Ease hszvs paad
taSss barred % fssSgaa assss and par.
] Gel port RATES. The passenger tag
\ znDGumEed TO 3 reg Ce1G- ON every
\ ticket b0axMa over ~ esnss I'm rza.ss-
The fResgMt tax a~sasOuatssa Ito 3 per
eems on the face vaaue of the fseaxsn1
hagas- The parrea post tax was ose
ceMt ON each . cemts cd pOsaage- All
s0ad- these taxes took oa4 of the pac-
ket of the Americas pa5aSe $50 JAseas-
Ae@ a Fess. IN thus Vi cd stop on yaKaa-
\ AIRY 1~a- Ncnae of tine taxes aaaaa~ xn9
Desaesa wer1 Sna0 the pockets of ahe
a~zaBsnasRs. AZ III was ain collected By
ahean In s~asasaff OF sssss gxsaesEatae1a SO
that railroad f%S.nsHss ave moi affes--
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

Governor Frrdra. a6rGG4raHGc x.rie1er
8ivarsse aaws- said i'm AHSanr the Gs.sr
day
-TAssF rnga a& nj Aaa1raSc City CO
EzSrer SrnEasF a xTasT xssasus . A.esv-
tifga 9aunag Wsszsan st 0ass ps fhe ie4a-
drag hs@asas- ID sstssazas th1rr she xxx
Ase:3sgs to Ndgh h~afatsaF and sKeasfnl=
What z1zgEs me isn't Gs-vrEe'k d.
SssrSsxE but the fae1 that my reKr Aaas
sszEs WIFE be the sAsirTe~mtM--~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23
An Ill-aROUKD IEel0N NAN


A @~aiahsc, y aaaaahe oaga. Il ti~g stf-
xsstrt. an Ese5kTAl. yEWsskG ng,r-sfiti
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-23

The TErm ef Ire Tide
Tie HaFm~.sa e@ssa as size tl-n Se II
f5Ae-LAagfHHHsF~-
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
SHOW HORSES
TSIATEFAIR
Equine Exhibition This Year
to be Perhaps Finest
of All
SPECIAL CLASS
FOR ARMY OFFICERS

When n comes 70 real sport for
the lover OF the open. there is moth
ing that appeals more to those who
enjoy horseback riding than blue
blooded hunters and jumpers This
class OF exhibits has always been an
attractive feature Of the Delaware
State Fair, which opens AZ Elsmere
on September s. not only for horse
lovers. but for those who admire
superior specimens OF the equine or
other kingdoms
There are about 30 classes in
which cash prizes. cups or ribbons
are offered. The classification is so
vide and varied that n affords
plenty OF opportunities for every
one 20 display the nne points OF
their stable Of hunters and jumpers
There arc classes for lightweight,
middleweiEht. heavyweight hunters;
lightweight green hunters. and mid
die and heavyweight green hunters.
Then there IL a class for touch and
out" hunters. The jumping classes
include open entries for green hunt
Delaware: special jumpers: Jump
ers handicapped; corinthisn class.
open - all hunters qualified OF
green; ladies' hunters; pair OF hunt
ers from any hunt. TO be ridden over
the brush jumps abreast by mem
bers. huntsmen or whips thorough
bred hunter. green or qualified
three hunters. to be ridden over the
| outside course one after the othfri
hunt teams and hunters ridden
tandem.
a special class is offered for hunt.
ers that Is open TO officers ouiy
This refers 70 all branches Of th'
regular army service and nations
guard, and only such officials and
government horses are eligible. Thi
class. like the one following Il In th'
prize list. is open 10 all nations
A special prize is offered for this b!
Mr.. william DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
sHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
Date-some People Think RS Always Xmas

pastiming With Laurel down state,
and when not IN the box center
hsids. obviously for his hitting abil-
ity.
Three triples and 4 homer new
from Nltchle's bludaeon In nve al.
tempts, all In one Afternoon.
Coach Heisnan Of the Penn
footballers ought "a learn the shin
used BY the Laurel leader. u works.
"lnkle" Is one "hlred ball play.
er" the down State cash customers
can't howl about only IN approval.
Baseball
ggrega-
tiops In this
neck OF the
woods viii have 20
step some to keep
pace with Eleventh
Ward Bext year. The
BrowDtozyn boys are od 10
an early start and have bean
making preparations for the
1922 season for the past
week or more. And
they're going 70 keep
right after the
proposition
"a Game Every Day m the Week,
Is the slogan adopted by the Elsventl
Wsrders. The services of . hooklni
agent win be secured 20 lineup out-of
town Tits. The only day picked fo
lay.ofs 10 Friday.
The entire Ward r. working for
baseball out thAt way-an parties
both Republicans and Democrats.
The Eleventh Ward Democratic
Legion and The Eleventh Ward Re-
publican Club have thrown aside
political bonds 10 combine for base
bail With several leading citizens
In that section lending their hnan-
cial and moral support for a starter
the Browntown boys Will make the
biggest attempt IN baseball next
season that has been seen In the
city for some years.
A Republican committee OF nve,
Democratic committee OF FIVE. a
independent committee OF FIVE an
an auxiliary committee chosen b
the women Of the Ward. viii con
pose the central body, organizing fc
boosting baseball.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
ALL-WILMINGTON
ISDEAD
Last Minute Efforts TO Re
vive Old Baseball Or
ganization Fails
MANY OF TEAMS
FORGOT RULES

Nicholas Govatos treasurer. act
ing chairman Of the Aii-wfimington
League. made a determined effort for
the continuance OF the circuit AT the
second special meeting OF the week.
held last night Several OF the man
ayers thought they had acted too
hastily when they voted TO disband
the league. and when they sathered
again last night for the return Of
the forfeit money, reorganization for
the remainder OF the season was at
tempted. but failed.
No agreement conid be reached By
the representatives Of the different
clubs. although several suggestions
for continuance were made. No
remedy for the situation could be
found. Mr.. Govntos was greatly dis
appointed In the matter. and went 50
far as 10 offer a bonus to the teams
should they inish the season.
Signs OF the tottering Of the All
Wilmington League were noticed a
month or 80 more ago, Rule after
ruie was broken by the Manages.
who we're principally TO blame for
the condition OF Affairs which be-
came so tangled that disbandmen'
seemed the only way 20 clear up the
mess Several OF the teams literally
bit on more than they could
chew" They set fast pace ear
iier 10 the season and employed a
number OF saiaried players. Finan-
cial returns at the games were not
enough TO keep up with the demands
Of the players. and they drifted q
other parts The locseness whior
came with the carrying Of large
playing lists was ona OF the factori
responsible for the ultimate condi
ton which found the league in suci
shape as not being able 10 con
unue.
One odd feature Is the breainni
up OF the circuit al this stage Of tn
season Usually leagues which blo'
up are termed Fourth OF July
leagues. because they generally las
that long.
The damage done earlier in IN
season could not be remedied afts
being allowed 10 continue 50 Ion
, SO long. Ali-wnmingtonl
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
St. Hedwig's A. A Dots
BY GUESS wHo.-
Dnnenl pancel pancel

Daneel Dancei Dancei
All OF you dust ktckc-s -rt rz}e9e
twisters are in for a good so>>s@-
Just DO your duty when ~e start s~<
dances. Thursday. Aug * <t hs<-
ieska Hall.
John Bogucld the crab king wood
like TO know where TO catch some
crabs. Ask John Marshall. he ouxht
TO know. Ask him to take you cut
with that gang and dog tent
We'll! Heavy. guess we got you
this time. What IL the idea Of nm
ming around IN your B. v. D'zf
The next time you go TO frs
over in Browntovn- Jimmie Ksrnn.
get a whe eeibarrow and put her IN
H. Don't be dragging the poor K1ri
over the streets like that
Little Adam the pony king Of
Hedgeville, win run a race vfth
Hedgevile's wise guy. Teras Tommy.
The prize win be an old time csock
that Tommy now has IN hts pos-
session.
Nuddie. Who stole the bantof
Hibbey Pennol. you're alright -
a teamster, hut as a third bsseman.
you would make good gutter
snipe
Jimmie Muddi II you ooufd pq&y
/ second base as good a. you en-
sling the bull. there wouldn't he =
word said about your ban p,uyi.s-
Jack the Barber says he can shrvc
anything, even fnisefaceA Did rcu
ever try to shave yourself. Jaok1r
II anyone sees rooster withcpf .
tan n belongs to fcrus>< huoks>e<
Frank Orubsey. M
KID walter would me - knsw
what Middle and Walter Gawfnrki
were doing duclting the alley vbsn
their families were going down
Maple street Saturday.
There's a certain big fellow rtfh
picnic haircut that hangs sround
the club. He locks like Bull Mon
tana.
Anyone looking for a best ruzn
should call on Jimmie Mudd. He n
tho pride OF Blumenthars
} Big Chief. how about you singfrs
! a song7 How is this one7 Gone ar
; the days.--when we were youzs
5 AgEie." -fr
BAH Bahi Bah. Victor the black
, smith Is shoeing some fiies.
Jonkey will now sing us sont
entitled Garry me back 10 dear ol'
8 Elm street" +
e Kidder Gawrinsh Is known nov
y as the man OF mystery. We neve
soc him. we never hear him am
y more. Where are you Kidder. up-f
an airship? r.
Ie Watch your bird dogs fellow
n steve Barozykowski is getting HIN
3. self ready for the cunning season
The same old. the same old benc
the same old girl. the same old fe
~ low the same old park. Come o
eI Joe White, make a move sometm
sn viii your
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
SUBURBAN
SEES END OF SCHEDULE

The Suburban League schedule
for Saturday shows Krehs Company
al Delaware City, Elsmere at stan
ton. and Five Points at Marshallton.
All OF the clubs are playing good
ball and fast games should result.
The league season will be concluded
In two more weeks and three clubs
have a chance 70 win the dag In the
second half. For the more import
ant games between the leaders, ihe
league president will assign two UNI
plrss to handle the game.
The pacessettins Krebs team VIII
travel 10 Delaware City and expect
20 md the Canal team a hard oppo-
nent to defeat. Jack RITA will use
his pitching ace. Joe Clay m the
mound in an effort 20 add anotnef
victory 10 is string, Gay holds
three wins over the Delaware City
crowd and n he is In his usual form
will give. the opposing hatteri's some
trouble. Mcdaniel will be his bat
terry mate and the inheid will be
strenrthened by the return o. Proud
and Chase who have been out OF the
rnmc for few days.
Delaware city must win 20 keep
the race and the fans viii turn
at IN good numbers 20 root Ter
their favorites. Either Spieer or
geohegan will 20 into action on the
mound and Doc Pugh will be be-
nina the bat. Push has heen ou'
Tor four. weeks with a split nnger
and his absence has weakened the
club,
Al Marshaiiton. the fast-ns ms
Groves elan will endeavor 20 re-
turn ths defeat handed them oy
F.ve Points the last time the tealni
faced. Gsorge Foster vii hurl toi
the visitors and Lang will do th'
catching. Red Hayward will be or
the hill for the home club ane
Burke, who is developing into stal
marksman will handle his shoots.
Eismere. after giving Kreos az
ii.inning thrill last week will tackl'
stanton at the iatter's grounds. Tn
cellar occupants are playing mn
ball and with Davidson on the hi
ana Eokles IN reserve, should max
things interesting for rruxtoi
Boyos's team. stanton which ma
lost its last nve games by on
run. is anxious 20 break its losin
streak and will pin its hopes o.
Whiteman 10 turn the trick. crouol
will be the hurler in event White
man hnds the going hard.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Ward
LOOKS AHEAD
Will Have One Of Best Inde-
pendent Ball Clubs Next
Year
SHAPE PLANS
NEXT TUESDAY

Big league managers haven't even
started their 1921 draft on the
minors and the worlds serias Is stiii
some two months on. However.
there's a club in Wilmington making
active preparations for the 1922 sea-
son.
The fact rs that out in the Elev-
enth ward they have been working
on next years baseball program for
the past week or more. And THU Is
how Il all came about;
After one OF the games in which
Eleventh Ward participated recent
~ one OF the ardent followers OF the
club approached a member Of the
management and asked.
why don't you give ls good
basebaii out here all the timef'
NO Jack" funds, money or words
70 that effect, came back In tho re-
ply.
And then ahe ardent follower,
without the slightest urging, said;
come around 10 my place Of
business and there will be somethins
waiting for US" II proved 70 be a
lcheck for 100 sinoleuns.
Not only did this ali-wool-and-a-
yard-wide follower make this pres
lentation but he interested several
others able 10 give worthy financial
and moral backing. And when the
word got around the neighborhood
there was a spontaneous outburst OF
spirit. enthusiasm and support.
Every fan. fannettes hts and her
sister and brother are working for
the cause OF baseball in the Elev-
enth ward.
That Is how the Eleventh Ward
Athletic Association came into be-
ing.
A get-together ward affair wal
held last week and the association
WAS formed. Heretofore the Elev'
enth Ward Club. which was runner
up in the All-wilmington League
last season. and played in the SAINT
circuit and independent ball thii
year. was backed mostly by th'
Eleventh Ward Democratic Legion
Now II Is entirely a ward orraniza
= tion, with Republicans. Democrat
u and all others OF that section OF tn
: city behind, II. whether poiiticall
e inclined or not. and with the wome
. also an important factor.
. At the recent get-tesether men
20 toned II was decided to select
committee OF ave. from the Ele'
le enth Ward Democratic Legion.
VI committee of I'VE from the Eleveni
d Ward Republican Club. a connmi
81 tee OF five AZ large and a Commits
d from the women's auxiliary 20 I
" formed, as a central and eovernin
N body TO handle the affairs OF IN
" association. with the present so
Z son fast waning II was decided Z
IL confne most Of The Efforts 20 N
y presentation OF a proper damon
n aggregation in 1872.
n From present indications the tear
which the Eleventh Ward A. A. W
q put in the field next year will a.
rs sumo the station OF being the repre-
sentative nine OF Wilmington
It Games will be played every day
10 the week with. the possible exceI
i ten OF Fridays Negotiations ha,
E already been opened with = Phi
!" delphia booking agent 10 arranI
,e for certain days OF the week In an
around that city. The remainder
IL the games will be played az honn
Backed by the necessary fund
- Eleventh Ward win be In a positic
70 obtain the services Of superli
talent. They've got the start {
= every club In town. and practical