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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
MANS DUTY TO MAKE
THE WORLD BETTER.
DUNCAN'S MESSAGE
Especial Moline serrice /,

To-day you enjoy that which YOUR
forefathers paid for with sacrifice,
self-denial and unselfishness. What
are you doing and what are Won
building to contribute to the hap
piness and betterment of those of
tomorrow" asked Judge A. B. Dun
can of st. Joseph. Mo, at a gath
erlng held last evening under the
auspices of the Eas< Moline acre
of Eagles.
Judge Duncan, who is a worthy
past president of the Eagles. de-
scribed the hardships and difficult
ties encountered by the pioneers.
the trail-blazers who brought civil
ization to the west. Discussing
Americanism, the speaker asserted
that there is mo such thing as a
100 per cent Americanism. Amer
lcanism isn't figured in percentages.
Either you are an American or you
aren't"
Judge Duncan briefly reviewed
the late war, and he expressed a
profound hope that some under
might be reached between
nations to avert bloodshed anI
strife in the future. Il would rath-
n see our nation fight disease and
1estilence than to murder Our
leighbors in battle" he said.
Tribute to Eagles.
He paid tribute to the part the |
eagles played in the war. Forty |
even thousand of its members were |
n uniform, 1.T00 of these volunteers
nd 1,347 paid the supreme sacri-
Ice. The order also met its every |
lnancial obligation, he said. and /
vas the first to create a benefit |,
und for its soldier members and
heir families.
Eagledom, as an exponent of |
ruth, liberty, justice and equality
'as chamrioned by the Missourian.
nd he was generous in his praise
| the work which the order is do
lg all over the United States.
j. F. Ryan presided Mt the meet
ng. Several vocal numbers were
by Miss Leota Aldrich.
iayor G. F. johnson spoke brief
= The Ross orchestra furnished
lusic throughout the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
ANNUAL MEET BY
EASTERN STAR
LODGES PLANNED

Members of the past matrons and
past patrons clubs of the Eastern
Star in the tri-cities will hereafter
unite in an annual social affair, in
stead of each organization enter
tanning the other two on separate
occasions.
The club composed of the past
matrons and patrons of Rock Is
land chapter No. 269 acted favor
ably upon the proposal last night.
The clubs of Davenport and Mo-
line have already endorsed the
project.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
BURCH TRIAL NOV. 1.

Los Angeles. Calf, Oct 25.-Trial
of Arthur Burch, charged with mur-
dering j. Bolton Kennedy, was set
for Nov. 1. The state made no OBJ
lection 70 the plea entered by him
and Mrs. Madalynne Obenchaiu
charged with the same offense. II
be tried separately.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
LONG VIEW CARS
ARE DELAYED BY
MOTOR TROUBLES

Street car traffic on the Long
view line was delayed shortly be-
fore noon today when one of the
cars was halted by motor trouble.
The disabled car was lowed to a
siding on Seventeenth street while
another car was brought from the
barns to replace it. The substitute
was found in need of repairs also
and it followed the first car to the
siding. At 1890 normal service
had been restored.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
ONE CAR BACK: ONE GONE.

One car was stolen in Moline
last night and another wag recov-
cred. The stolen car is the prom
erty of Harry Green. SIS1h Eigh-
teenth avenue. 1t was taken from
in front of the Green residence
Inc lucky owner IS ". H. Christi
son. z303 Sixteenth street Christ
sons machine. which disappeared
Sunday night was found in Ste
phen's park
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
RADIUM NOT CANCER CrRE

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 25.-Dr
George Deaver. president of the
Clinic congress of the American
College OF Surgeons, declared radi-
UNI Ineffective as a cure for car
GER.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
HALLOWEEN ALLEY
TO BE FEATURE OF
T OUTDOOR PARTY

Plans for a Halloween alIev. tn
De made even more spectacuIar
than in former years. are being
snade by the Y social committee
arranging the program for Friday
might
Old time games and stunts will
feature the entertainment on the
Tennis court, The grounds will be
Lighted by huge bonfire and large
electric lamps.
All young men of the CITY and
their lady friends are invited to Ar
tend A program for the Younger
boys VIII be given SATURDAY. night
an the same manner. Refreshments
VIII be served at the close of the
evening festivities.
The social committee. connosad
or Arnold Lau, chairman. Ralph p
FREEMAN, Raymond Walker. r NJ
Flick, Wilson Payne. Sylvan Rich
ards, William Lamont, Louis Emic.
Culver Masters and John Miers'
meets tomorrow night to completes
the plans for the festival.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
SET MATYCK CASE
FOR EARLY TRIAL
Especial Moline Service. }

Frank Matyck, South Molins
farmer, arrested on a charge Of
intoxicating liquor.
will be tried in federal court in
Peoria next Tuesday. Chief Of Pc
lice T. ]. Schafer, who assisted in
the rail at Matyck's place several
months ago, has been summoned as
a witness.
Fads & Fancies tonight. Illinois
-(Advertisementl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
NEGRO Is LYNCHEn-

AIlendale. s. c., Oct. 25.-Ed
kirkland, negro. charged with kill
ing Eugene P. Walker, was lynch
ed by a mob.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
DO NOT PIT TT nFE-

TINS very year YOU should % IN
school and prepare for permanant
and profitable work. New classes
a. a. 1 n business College. Mon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

Start at Browns Business Col
lege, Monday, Oct 81. New term
advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

Fads & Fencies tonight, Illinois.
-(Advertisementl J
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

Fads & Fancies tonight, Illinois.
-(Adyertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

Fads & Fancies tonight, Illinois.
-(Advertisemeut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

due TO playing games last Saturday
and Sunday.
The weeks work has consisted Of
signal drill and practicing new plays
which the du Pont clan expects to
uncork in Saturdays classic. Captain
George Hummell, du Points sturdy
fuhback. is confident that he viii Head
his buddies to victory. White, the
fleet footed little quarterback viii lins
up at his regular position, while Bar
ney, the sensational find Of the year,
win enter the game as lefr halfback
Barney played end for du Pont last
year, but when reporting for practice
this year it was found for lack OF back
field material he was given a tryout
as halfback. Since that time he has
proven. to be as good a back field
player as du Pont has had for several
years.
Kennedy viii play right halfback
and is expected TO put up his regular
star game. Hummell, who Is probably
the best fullback in the State, viii
probably give the Chesrook team some
worriment. The line. which is prob
ably the heaviest in the State, viii
consist of: w. Holland, z. Holland.
Armstrong and Grace as ends; Adams,
Kelly, Null and Capshue, as tackles
I.awlor. Dulenska and Geise, as
guards; Bradow and Cocoran as Gen.
ters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
SEVENTH WARD CLUB
SET FOR BASKETBALL
Bernard cuffan's Outfit After
Games and VIII Show Locals
the Cage Game.

The Seventh Ward A, A's basket.
hall ieam la nuw reundlns into form
At ihtlf ptalllfe quarters. the West
hnA. ana q fact vanp urew o. compete
Win Hff go enc luoai "hyose win be
dsAen tfum the Acre athletes
The team has Hnme 90 last years
stats ~ either lU,al teams and in.
viuAss Myers and Firth, two stellar
suafda ~ last years wusi End team
RnA Mccarthy who donnrd a tirowus
fen unfefm ln ihe rAsl. vili also
shine "a ihai position.
nNfhltN Hifvtt anA pourhcrty have
sheNh we'll Va rartiCo and an three
nll no iufWaid positions noteworthy.
MAnaHNl tuffAh Nlli 40 the Jump
lNN ~ psntvt and viii he given a help.
lnf hanh q, shorty Maioney.
This itlsnde Nthuol asm has been
phNanti inf hume aansn and Novsm-
iff ir ~ opensf vii hfins the fast
hhlNhis % ,elnmhus team 10 that
tiaNNi
NaNaNsf Dulfau h now arranging
lhr schedule and would Ike 60 hear
ffHm an iueA ienmH Tuesday and
FRIDAY NiNhta - eieh week. are cpen
shA NAhasnr Nuran can be reached
81 itet uiipln avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
QUAKER GUN CLUB
HERE ON SATURDAY
Shoot to be Staged at Bellevue
Between Rival Or
ganizations.

The second match Of the Philadel-
phia Trapshooters' League win be
staged at Bellevue Saturday afternoon
with the Quaker City Gun Club as
the visitors. Indications are that there
VIII be nothing friendly about their
visit, however, at least not while the
shooting is going on, as both Quaker
City and Wilmington won their first
matches Of the season last week,
and both want this second match bad
ly.
The total score turned in by the
Philadelphians last week was 483
while Wilmington's total was 4S0, SO
that the local ninrods viii have to
turn out few more ASS, 49's and SOS
this week than they did last, If they
are TO come out ahead.
The logged courage of the little
group Of shooters which left home &c
represent Wilmington last week, how
ever. was the talk of the league ano
with a similar brand of grit in eyi-
dence this week, plus a considerable
number Of shooters who were unable
TO leave Wilmington for the previous
match, there is good reason TO expec
that this city will take another steI
toward the top of the Philadelphia
Trapshooters League and toward th'
position held for several years, wheI
match after match went into tn,
locals bags without dropping al
event
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
new MORALE PRESENT ON DELAWARE TEAM

Followers of the University
over the showing which Coach Derby
After starting out with disastrous opening and losing the three
straight the Blue and Gold
their game with tho New York "Asges"
The N and
than before this
evident of
old players there, but
that OF
the
f0howns their al
arord last saturday the team showed that it not playing
nashy hail. playing
warriors promise take the
schedule.
the showing OF
members convinced
have
laid
These trouhenakers reported have
authorities well the Alumni members let be known
that behind
mistaken I'm their attitude
Indications
the The highways between permit
The Washington College
cut she biggest crowd Of the season Frazer Field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
PRIZES OFFERED FOR
V|CMEAO HUNT SHOW
Public Invited to Attend Event
on Saturday Afternoon at
Guyencourt.

The public is invited to the Horse
Show to be held Saturday by the Vic
mead Hunt Club at the estate of Mr..
and Mrs. Victor du Pont. Jr.. at Guy
encourt. The show starts at 2
o'clock and will continue all afternoon.
Prizes have been offered for the
various events as follows:
Glass members. class. Hunters,
open to all; bride, given by Yerger
leather shop.
Glass Ladies' hunters. Plate,
given by Hollyday S. Needs.
Glass 3--Farmers' hunters. Bride,
given by Mrs. Hollyday S. Needs.
Glass i--Handy hunters. Blanket
given by Heisler Harrington.
Glass 6--F'armers' race. Cup, given
by Miss Ethel Barksdale.
Glass Ladies' race. Cup, given
by j. Horace Lindsey.
Glass S--Children's race. Cup, giver
by Josiah Marvel.
Glass 9--Mule race. Two dollars L
each mule finishing the course in q
minutes, given by Harry w. Morris
sey.
Glass 1O--Steeplechase Fifteer
dollars. given by Mrs. II. w. Morris
sey.
Class 11-Plate, given by Mrs. Vic.
tor .du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
SAINT MARIA TEAM
T0PLAY BASKETBALL
doc" pohersy 10 Getting To.
gethef a Fast Organization
Tor Cage Game.

Nania Maria Council. 80. iat. viii
upQn ~ lfsi.Ea basketball season
Saturday sftnlnN. October 81, when
thst upiHts ihs South rlds.lsden I've
H lhl rfHwHsnn taFe A. thsf will be
iht Nfsi hasAstiiAii Same uf the sea-
stf 4 ftHpfd nffaNiuH crowd h exs
p0fif1 "a hs ah hand
gan saturday evening, November q,
Nhe kHIthia Nll lire up nreinrt ihc
fsm htftieHr club ~ Wet fhila-
afiNhlA. Fifteen men reported Cor
rlHaii0e iafl week.. Dnach Gerald =.
tHhtfit has requested ths following
Weh in ftNHft fuf practice this eve.
NiNn NhNshf Purcell Jack Dough-
sliY. Carpenter. Nesley, Gallagher.
ti4HH. Herman. keulEan and Ions
VIII sNNh q combination ~ stars
lhs hNrNih Wl'l flfa ths puhlic moth.
iNf Nai ths beet ui nafnus There are
flIN ieN epsn dsitf which the man.
hesf ls Hnsiaus in hll az soon a. pos
tliif Any tfti GLASS team wishing
taMef ff1W fhs hnlThis should get
Al tHuNh with MaHafpf Howard 81
f4HiNhtfN. care uf the kulrhts Of
tfluWhuH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
DEFIANCE CAGERS
PLAN ACTIVE SEASON
uscurs Flrst-Clnss Floor Tor All
Home Attractions, Arrange
Strong Schedule.

the Defiance Athletic Association,
rlaun an active season IA basketball
this Arat and the HtucA uf the Purple
and tluld wunslvn way nladistors took
= derlhvd iump lasl nisht, when ans
huhutNnpnt Was made that a home
tsltt had hrrn Huvutvd tu stage tho
huWn attractions The noor In aues-
tNn viii without doubt. nurpanr any
vsAp ln The city an fat aa seating ca
imflse n concerned and ln situated In
thp central Part ~ the city.
tane ~ the h"ni vann attractions
Nj lhu eastern iwtt ~ Pennsylvania,
Maia land. iiolawNfo, New Jersey and
New Nnlh nfape the schedule ~ tn.
Tenth wnr,ietn zoe the coming year
and Indications a. present point "a one
~ the hardest atinda aver Attempted
~ a Delaware quintet. Tonight the
candidates FOE this yeaf'n team will
~ sent shsuunh thelt initial paccs of
thv Neai ~ iedvn ratk gym IN rropar-
Allun Iut the opening tilt uf the season
un ithias rNen,nn, November 4. IN
Mtslia, Ia The petHonnei ~ the repre-.
sentative tean ~ tho popular ives,
slie organisation In doubtful AZ this
ilfne, hul all ~ last Years men. with
che uNpeptlun ~ iitusrer ioyell. are
expected 90 turn eut and make a nght
fNf teHultl births
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
HOME RUN BAKER MAY
BID BASEBALL ADIFU

Baltimore, Md. Oct. 2T.--It is al
most an assured fact that J. Frank
lin Baker. the sturdy farmer from
Trappe, will not be In the field next
season. Baker played heroically for
the Yankees last season and added a
mighty punch TO the attack, but
Baker is past the age Of athletic ac-
tivity, such as the demands OF the dia-
mond necessltate. He Is slow TO a
point now where even the novice
must recognize the fact The play
that terminated the worlds series
may stand as an example. McNally
would have beaten the play that
Rawlings turned into a double killing
in the brush with the Giants, but
Baker was out by FIVE feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
INDOOR SEASON TO
START TONIGHT
Various Shooting Clubs to Pry
Off Lid Tonight at the
Auditorium.

This evening at the Auditorium
range Of the Brandywine Rife Club,
the 1922 indoor season viii open for
Wilmington rifiemen. when the men,
bers OF the Brandywine, Wilmington
and Diamond State Rife and Pistol
Clubs line up on the firing line for
the first practice shoot OF the winter.
During the summer arrangements
were made for all clubs to shoot over
the outdoor range OF the Diamond
State Club at Shellpot and the same
satisfactory plans will be followed
at the Auditorium during the winter.
There are 20 events on the National
Rife Association program to be shot
between November "a and April "a.
consisting OF both team and individual
matches.
Local rifiemen expect TO enter at
least two and possibly three teams in
each event and a large number OF the
city's cracks" win enter the various
National individual indoor events.
In addition to the National indoor
matches, a number of local matches
will be staged and a series of shoots
with clubs from outside Wilmington
win not only add to public interest in
the sport, but viii bring many visit
ing shooters to the city.
Every Tuesday and Thursday eve
ming viii be practice night at the Au-
citorium throughout the winter and
in addition, special schedules will be
laid out for the National matches as
soon as final arrangements are COM
pleted with the National Rifle Asso-
citation officials.
Saturdays will still be busy at the
Diamond State Clubs Shellpot range
this week featuring a Swiss match at
200 yards, a kneeling match at 100
yards and an off-hand match at SO
| yards. The outdoor season will be
carried up until Thanksgiving Day
when a final turkey shoot will close
the season as far as trophy matches
are concerned. although number oi
the dyed in the wool rifiemen will
continue to use the range for practice
throughout the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Basketball Fues Busy Greenleaf Captures Sixth Straight
REVIVAL OF INTEREST
IN CRDIRON CONTESTS

wilmington sport grid
enthusiasm in the foot
ball The for this has not made
much between the
various @
team in years
this direction of Eddie Abaham
and Joe condo OF the best known the city of
Wilmington Earlier Chesrook
all
The school have
Cherry White nothing
but victories The
has been successful tho
team TO the limit The salesanum
this and although in this
reootd with better prospects for later in the season
In addition TO these
has Parside
Keystone 81 Marys st Thomas
action Tho soldiers down
OF hc cid Fcrtynfh Company
and have played number
They WIN the Chesook
and Manager Ahrahams predicts
not in tho championship for
n acti
From tho already
interesting championship
settled good football contests
all they have Do is visit
they win receive a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
DERBY TO Be READY
FOR WASHINGTON
Blue and Gold Eleven to Enter
Game in Better Shape
Than Ever.
Special Correspondence Every EVENT.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Oct. 27s--When the rni-
versity Of Delaware meets Washing
ton College on Frazier Field IN foot
ball on Saturday, Il will be the lrat
time for about Ave years that these
teams have been opponents Some
years ago game between Delaware
and Washington was always feature
game Of the schedule. Several years
ago all athletic relations between the
two institutions we're severed and this
is the first meeting Of athletic teams
between the two since that time
Coach Derby Is not taking anything
for granted In connection with tho
coming game and viii see that his
team is in the best Of condition 20
meet the Maryland boys. lie has cau-
/ toned his players 20 not be over con-
ndent on top OF winning two straight
games. as Washington College has a
| combination which may cause "A iut
Of trouble to Delaware 70 defeat next
Saturday.
Although Aiken ls suffering with
brown bones both IN the nose ard one
hand, the plucky guard wants o. get
in the game and his absence win be
greatly felt should his injuries keep
him out. Aiken has been one ~ the
most loyal and consistent players on
/ the team this year The squad -
being worked hard BY Coach Derby
each afternoon and the indications
are that when the referee blows hia
whistle on Saturday, the Blue and
Cold viii be represented by the strong
est team that It has started IN a game
this year, because of the great im-
proyement shown In the sqsad the
past two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
NEWARK HIGH TO
TACKLE NEW CASTLE
Rival EIevens viii Battle in
Contest 10 Count for the
State Title.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Oct 27.--I2ealizing that no
chances can bc taken against the
river boys. Coach Mcdonald OF the
Newark High school football squad
has been working the boys hard each
afternoon this week. 20 get them In
the bast condition possible for the game
gainst New Castle at the latter place
tomorrow afternoon.
There are several cripples on .he
ieam al this time as a result Of the
hare game against Elkton last week,
bot most Of these should be in shape
to al least start against New Castle
tomorrow Hahn and Captain
schwartz are two players who are
suffering with injured legs, but were
able 20 be out FOR practice yesterday
afternoon This viii be the seccnd
Yams of the season 20 date. that New
ark has played that can count in the
nght for the State inter-scholastic
championship Of schools outside Of
wilmington. The other game was
witf smyrna. which Newark won
taaily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
SWIMMING SEASON ON AT Y. NJ c. A.

The Y. NJ G A preparing active
Nnngonians
entinr institution
national year.
The of country
last and heavy schedule planned for this with
possibility n England being
A. has
of
% the Y NJ G A swimming brings
a.
themselves peerng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
GREENLEAF TAKES
SIXTH STRAIGHT
Local Billiard Star Continues
Fine Form; Makes Run of
Fifty-two.
Pocket Billiard Standing.

Ralph Greenleaf. the defending
champion, scored his sixth straight
victory, and incidentally sent Will
liam f. De Langh, the Philadelphia
player, out Of the tournament with
nine straight defeats, in Philadelphia
last night. The count was 1875 to 81.
Greenleaf, In his second time at the
table, after playing safe on the first,
pocketed 81 balls without n miss.
This is the second time Greenleaf has
run So. Score by innings:
Greenleaf--0 So 0 IS 16 0 0 0 0 IL 0
2 1 2 l 3. Grand total, 1876. No
scratches. High run, So.
De Langh--0 / 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 4 /
IA 1 0 0. Grand total, 33. Scratches, 2.
Net total. 81. High run. IA.
Arthur Church, of Yonkers, N. Y,
champion of New York State, was
beaten last night by Walter Frank
lin, of Kansas City, 125 to LOG. In a
long drawn-out match that required
SO innings The Westerner virtually
when he went out with an unfinished
run of 25.
Thomas Hueston. former worlds
pocket billiard champion, with long
run of Sc. the third highest of the
present tournament for the champion
ship in progress at the Continental
Hotel. yesterday dafeated Michael Ko-
vach. the Trenton. N. j., champion,
| l25 to 40.
This run OF Hueston's. compiled In
his ninth inning, allowed him to wind
up the match in the twenty-third in
ming. Hueston was in a fair way TO
smash the record Of 81 for the tour
ney, made by Arthur Woods. who also
had a record of 81. when he fell down
on a hard side-poclSet shot. Ko-
vach's best run was 13.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
FORT DU POINT SET
FOR CHESROOK GAME
Soldiers to Bring Heavy Team
Here for Contest on Harlan
Field.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont. Oct. 27.--The Fort du
Pont gridiron warriors are on edge
and ready for the Chesrook eleven
when they meet on Harlan Field Sat
urday afternoon. The team is brim-
ming over with confidence in their
ability to trim Chesrook and are re-
solved to do what no other du Pont
team has done before them-return
home with a victory tucked under
their belts.
The team is in excellent physical
condition and will use their strongest
lineup in the fray with the excep-
ton of King. last years star tackle
who is out of the game with a twist
ed knee. Coach Fitzpatrick has not
put the team through a scrimmage
this week as the team has needed rest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
A. aas,'s wmloui.

lhs Hl MaiNt Hluha viii hold their
kssuna workout ~ inp week in pre-.
tafnilnu Toe their game with tho
NnfrltY a. a ~ i'hiaaelphln. Aaiur.
anH al Penney llold Coach "AankH
NNtnurheh Requests thu following
mun a. tnpuil iN uniform nj Il
captain ls,snuan. MpNln Mcconnell.
liatsH Johnston. iiocae. alattefy
isuursnsuuuler Quinn. Taylor. gor-
uau. murphy, NuulRe. =. Nolan, tall.
.sA taHnnplly tllll. efevn ofrlnsf
hsns ulllon. p.elne. F. Quinn. Barnes.
4 Nulnn and Martin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Blackboard Talk for keystone.

keystone football team will be given
blackboard talk in the club rooms
this evening at Z. Saturday they play
the Five Points team and Manager
Briefman wants every man to be on
hand to get signal practice this eve
ming. Any one wishing a tryout
should report to Captain Pat Straw
bridge at this meeting. All men of
last years team are requested TO at
tend