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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Mnntlnr nf nnnkers.

s,s1lai c-e,rrasr,erasnc4 N Every F"svt-E
r,.gey March a-At me meeting 70
.ha Isyts1stfya committee ~ me state
r,,para. Association held IN ne oF'oe
~ Henry Pidgely. John P07sel
chairman. presfding. sn interesting d'7
y.,selqn 1as had m financial matters
ard anaoeiafed legislation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
nemocratIc Lenders 10 Meet.

Henry II Isaacs. Democratic state
chairman. is planning to entertain the
members Of the state Committee and
members Of county committees, in this
CITY on Saturday. March % The meet
ing viii be strictly a private affair for
committeeman and the only object is
Ia arrange for public dinner 10 bs
given early in April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
TO INSTALL OprIr ERs
Scott Methods, Bss'hefhgod a. Have
banquet fomoFfou ~ighi

The soott Methods bfothsThood a
install officers iDr he rnHping rraf al
annual banquet ~ D. heid hfm0ff
evening - eight 0'olOck i0 Re0ff 10
Church Tho nev 0lhoers are FroadnH
George E Vnudegrh vicr prralirf
C,coryr r IgyoO treasurer Charlie IN
HARDY. r.oYrdi0g secretary lhDmas lf
pold. financial sserrtaryi Harry Nug'
The program fof fbe eveuing HlI
olude instrumental and vorsl music 20
rsoitations AZ ~ fhf nnfnlffa a 'IH
brotherhood and fh'r far 'ir' a1 ''r'
have treen invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

The Five Points ball team managers
held meeting, last night, when Frcd
Cassert tho manager, issued call for
practice for next Saturday afternoon at
23O o'clock. The practice field will be
located at Elmhurst opposite the Elm
hurst Office building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Ieri.latl,e Committee TO Meet.

The legislative committee Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will meet IN
the rooms OF the Chamber tomorrow
evening 10 discuss whatever matters
affecting legislation in which the body
is Interested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
ninhmar rnmmi.sfnn ~ Neet.

The state Highway Commission VII
rec. :. Dovar =. III o'cjock III Friday
~.t,r Tbare are many matters ~
,,,,.ioa irtarez. ~ come before tha
r-r.rnrnizsionnra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Auxiliary r. VI. >. Meeting.

The auxiliary Of the Foreign Mission
srv Society of the Mount Pleasant NJ
f church viii meet tomorrow after
noon al $50 at the home of Mrs Hugh
r. kelso at the Mount Pleasant par
sOnaEe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

4 Kansas man has been hned for
snoring in church Thus one by one,
fellow citizens. are our sacred rights
being hlched from us.-Waco Times
Herald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
TO HAVE WOUND REOPENED.

Seaford March 9-Robert H Gordy,
chlef II The Seaford Volunteer Fire De-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

You save time and money by reading
and using Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
BLUE AND GOLD IN
TIE WITH HOPKINS
Delaware College Team Misses
Chance of Taking Opener;
Rothrock and Robbins Star.

Baltimore, Md, March 29.--After
leading the home team most OF the
game. the Delaware nine weakened here
Yesterday afternoon before the Johns
Hopkins team and the game resulted In
5-5 tie. Darkness prevented further
play. Lefty" Joe Rothrock. the big
Delaware pitcher, had an edge on his
rival, Bob Owings, who twirled the first
eight sessions. Shipley. who toiled
through the ninth, set his opponents
down in order. The Delaware slabman.
although touched UP for six safeties,
allowed only one clean drive. the one py
Sharretts which tied the score.
OF the fielding features. Robbins gave
a clever piece of third baSinG for the
Delaware nine He took care of nine
chances, eight being assists. The visit
ors started in the opening round. VIII
son walked, Donoho sacrificed and a
passed ball by Wood put him on the hot
corner Dantz tripled TO lcft-center,
Wilson scoring Nutter drove a single
TO left and Dantz counted. Mcdonald
forced Nutter. Underwood belted to
left and Marvel to right. Marvel tried
for second, changed his mind and re-
turned TO first. He overslid the bag
and was out but Mcdonald had crossed
the plate in the meantime.
4 walk placed Rothrock on nrst as a
beginner in the second. He went 10
second on a passed ball by Wood.
Robbins bunted the third strike. and the
ball could not he fielded by Wood They
worked the double steal. Rothrock sCor-
ing. Wood evidently didn't see the man
coming home from third on the delivery,
and he threw the ball back 10 Owings.
Delaware got another easy run IN the
fourth Robbins led of with a double
and went 10 third while Wilson was
being tossed out by Grace. Donoho and
Robbins pulled of the squeeze play,
kcens toss being TOO late TO get the
runner at home.
Mo Donald had a big day at first base
for the Blue and Gold nine. 10 men TAX
ing the count at this station. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
CAESAR RODNEY SCHEDULE.
Downstate Team Plans Big Base
ball Season With Leading
Mines.

Caesar Rodney Schedule ........,.....
The Cnsar Rodney baseball team win
line up against their old rivals the Eel
ton High School nine IN their opening
game. For several years a spirit Of
friendly rivalry has existed between
these two teams and this aeagon's game
promises to be faster than ever.
Tho Cesar Rodney team is fnciur
difficulties this year by having so many
new players on the team. OF last
years team. all that remain are Capt.
Hoch. pyott and Groves.
The pitching staff will consist Of
Pyott. n lanky southpaw. and Steward.
IA former FELTON, High School twirler.
Hoch will be on the receiving end. while
the infleld consists entirely of new play
ers Melvin. first baseman: H. Moore,
second baseman: Nickerson. shortatop.
and Johnson, third baseman.
Fourteen games have been placed on
the schedule by Manager Melvin; seven
home and seven away.
April 1--Felton H. s.. away.
April S--Dover RI. s.: away.
April Wilmington Friends: away.
April 22-Smyrna II. s.: home.
April 29-Harrington II. s.. home.
May 3-Friends' School home.
May G--Milford H. S.; home.
May II Wesley Collegiate institute. .
away.
May 12-Mnford II s.: away
May f3-Dover II. s.; home.
May 1s-IIarrlnRton II. S; away
May 20-Felton II. s.; home.
May 25-W. &. l.: home.
Riay 27-Smyrna n. s.: away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
BIG BOUTS CARDED
FOR HEDW|G SMOKER
Steve Stanley and Ralph Ray
mond to Meet in Windup al
Modieska Hall.

st. Hedwig's A.. A. Will hold It's first
smoker of the year tonight at Modteska
Hail. Maryland avenue ank Sycamore
street, and from tho list of boxers
scheduled to appear the fight fans of
Wilmington are in for fistic treat
The club has secured for the wind
up, bout that many promoters OF
Wilmington have been trying to land
for some time--between Ralph Ray
mond and Steve Stanley. Raymond
has been meeting all comers in the fight
game for a number OF years and has
yet to lose a decision in this city. while
Stanley was the recognized lightweight
champion of Delaware several years
ago.
The semi brings together Jimmy
Ireland, who needs little introduction
to local fans. and Young Stanley. Of
st. Hedwig's. newcomer at the game.
but who has all the carmarks of class.
These boys put up n wonderful battle
last week at Pythian Castle and should
repe,.t tonight.
In the preliminaries several veterans
will try their luck against the young
sters and as this sort of a battle al
ways means plenty OF action every
thing points to the show being n hum
mer from the opening bout to the wind
up.
Ted Pennock. the vet" takes on Kid
Notre. a youngster from Eastlake, and
Joe Neason. who has been located in
Chester for some time. viii try conclu-
sions with frankie Lewis. recognized
lightweight champ of the state. The
two openers will be between Joe Bran
mock and *. o. Jordan and Kid Booth
meets Young Pennock. The first bout
will start at with Sammy Britton as
referee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
PARKSIDE CLUB NOW
ORGANIZES JUNIOR OUTFIT

In keeping with their policy of the
past in bringing younger blood into
their sports, the Parkside Club has
started the organization of a junior
club which will be under the super
vision of the officers of the club The
object viii be to teach the younger boys
the different sports and 10 make better
members for the club in the next few
years.
The officers of the junior club are
as follows: Francis Slattery, president;
John Smith. yice-pTesident; Francis
Herlihy, treasurer; James Connell,
secretary. Two basketball teams have
been organized by the younger boys and
they are ready TO receive challenges
from any teams in town from the age
Of 10 to IS and for the larger team from
IL to is. Any team wishing a game
should get i'm touch with George Me
Closkey, 1895 Pine street, phone 7742.
The games are to be played in the
Parkside gym, the club having donat-
ed the use of the same to them three
afternoons a week from to 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

attention.
IT was revealed that owners of apart
ment houses had been forcing tenants
TO sign leases spccifyinR the exact num-
ber Of persons who were to occupy the
apartments, with a clause under which
they were compelled To pay an addi-
tional $40 a month for each baby or
other person who might come To live
with them.
Complaint was made by a tenant who
had agreed that not more than three
psusons. himself. his wife and mis- wifs's
mother. should live in the apartment.
When twins came no war compelled to
pay an increase Of $40 a month in rent.
Tho authoratles have obtained sorpe Of
these leases and they have given as-
surances that action will be taken with
out the slightest delay. This apart
ment fs leased for a family Of - per
sons. and for each additional person in
the family the rent shall automatically
increase SO per month" the leases read.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
CRAyED SODA FOR YEARS.
Wife of Consul in Spain on Return Asks
First for Ice cream fonc0ction.

Philadelphia. March 29-The Amarf-
can frcghter Santa Clara. from Calcutta
and French and Spanish ports, ended
her sixty-day voyage yesterday when
she docllcd At Port Richmond. Aboard
the freighter as lhlrd steward wa4
Mrs. T.. Il. rotuc. wife of the Amer
lean Consul at Bnboa. Spain. and her
three ycar-old daughter Edith. Her
American home is IN Brooklyn
The first thing Mrs Fottle asked WIS
whether they still served ice cream
sodas in this country.
Il haven't had an ice cream aodn n
two years" she said. aud Edith has
nevcr tasted one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
MORROW ISSUES Def.
He Is Anxious To Meet ANY l22.Pound
Boxer.

George Morrow. with Il record of
victories rs long as the Brooklyn
Bridge. is anxious to meet any ~
pound boxer in the vicinity of Whining
ton. Morrow. who has been working
out at the Defiance club for the past
few weeks. boasts of victories over Al
Cross, Joe Chadwick TIarman Hall. Kid
Camden. George Watkins, Kid Mikes.
Young Lannan. Kid Rurtlous Mikey
Legrane. and others. Ills last fight was
with Joe Kramer of Philadelphia, at a
recent smoker, when he forced tho
Quaker City lad 10 quit I'm the second
round.
Morrow is open to engagements with
any boy Of his class and would bar
none. At present he Is under the man
agcment Of Leo EIouclt. and challenges
should be communicated 10 tho latter
at the Defiance a. 4. headquattera. -
any time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
FORD SEES PROSPERITY NEAR.
Auto King Believes Period of Depres.
sion Has Passed.

Detroit, March 29.--Belief that the
trend Of industry definitely is upward
was reiterated here yesterday by Henry
Ford. Indications everywhere are
manifest" he said. that the bottom of
the business depression has been reach
ed and passed"
He predicted the Ford company short
ly would be operating on a full time
production basis. Orders for April. he
said, aggregate nearly $4,000, or 10O.-
900 more than those for the month just
closing.
Cork, March 29-Fifteen hundred
workers have been made idle through
the closing Of the Ford tractor works
here II was stated the plant might be
shut down for several months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
LOST mrLLroSsr ENDS LrFr.
Cuban Crocsus' Fortune Ieft Wh'm
sugar Dropped.

Havana. March 29,--Ioa fopez iio-
driguez former banker and nlNtnai-
nonaire. committed suicide yesterday br
hanging himself 80 waa in u nr1'fl
and had suffered financial r0tarHra,
Senior Rodriguez wa formerly 10H.
president - the National Iiauk &c cHuh,
Of which he was the principal aiorf
holder. and owner - several sugar miNH.
Before ne Cuban nuanrnl frlniH 'aHt
year his fortune Was enflnuHfrf Hf
900 900.
The finaucicf hanged hlmHr In NIH
home M Vo,iado. fIis health had SO
fored greatly 0Eing ~ worry over i.H
financial rrveTHrF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Weekly Shoot Tonight.

The weekly shoot of the Brandy
wine Rife and Pistol Club viii be held
this evening in the Auditorium. There
are now four ranges installed and these
are considered very fine by the rifle
men who have used them as is proved
by the constantly growing membership
and the inquiry for application blanks.
This shooting is considered an excel
lent preliminary course for the summer
outdoor shooting. which win begin in
a few weeks, and VIII assure a high
grade team for national matches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
PHIIIIES START FOR HOME.
Donovan's Team VIII Barnst0rm Way
Back North.

b. Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, March 29.-The Phila-
delphia Nationals broke camp today at
Gainesville. Fla. and started for Jack
sonvillc TO meet the Washington Amer
leans in two games according 10 word
received here.
After the contests with Washington
Manager Donovan's men will head
northward on a transforming expedi-
tion which will bring them home for
the opening of the regular season here
April l3 when they face the New York
Giants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
SAUNDERS LEAD BOWLERS.
scored 1906 Pins Next Highest Mark
Ever Registered.
~ Associated Press TO Every Evening.

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Buffalo. y. y. March 29.-Mountain
League bowlers. representing eight
Pennsylvania cities. will roll in the five
n,0 event ~ the bowling congress to-
rlGht
Scaling total Of S.066 pins. the sec
oII highest mark ever registered in an
E - tournament. the Saunders Of
E 5uto. ont. went into first place in
- u.e man event last night. The
tit nan bowlers shot 977 in their first
..u. 1910 foi their second and 1049
tnr third Their total score is 80
.t.Ir~ under the worlds record Of 3096
.st4blshed in the tournament al Peoria
last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Notter Now With Mead.

Local friends of frankie Notter.
the crack middleweight, viii be pleased
to hear that he is now under the man
agenent of Eddie Mead who handles the
affairs of bantam weight champion Joe
Lynch and Andy CLANCY, contender for
the featherweight title.
Notter was located in this city for
over a year and appeared in the Penns-
grove ring several times under the man
agement Of Harry Progue. the popular
boxing promoter of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
ILagley
Mrs. wilkins in Finals.

Mrs. j. II. Wilkins of this city worked
her way into the finals Of the North
and South tournament being staged at
PinehUrst defeating Mrs. Tom Kelly in
the semi final for the sixth eight. Mrs.
wilkins Will be pitted against Mrs. J.
X. Myers of Greensburg in the final
for the cup. All semi final matches
were played off yesterday and the tour
nament will close today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Pirates Sign a New Catcher.
Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

d EiHsDNIAttu t5S % f1FtFs , IsFtIII3B-
Pittsburg, Pa. March 29.-The news
came from the Pirate training camp at
Hot Springs, Ark. today that Manager
Gibson had signed a new catcher in the
person Of William Skif. who starred
with Bridgeport in the eastern league
last season. Skiff viii report tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
RENT GOES UP, $40 A BABY.
Boston Landlords Charge for Increase
In Tenants Families.

Boston. March 29.-Discloaures of
tho newest scheme OF greedy landlords
caused n stir at the City Hall and
state House here yesterday with the re
suit that Governor Cox and Mayor
Peters will give the subject immediate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
TOO COLD FOR PLAY SOUTH.
Athletics Houston Game May Be Post
poned Again Today.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. idarch 29.-Little hope
was expressed early today that the first
OF the three game series between the
Philadelphia Americans and the Hous-
ton, Texas. team. which was postponed
yesterday at Lake Charles. La. because
OF cold weather, could be played this
afternoon.
Advices from Lake Charles indicated
that the chilly weather showed every
indication of continuing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
DTIAW WARE CITY WINS.
Patterson Pitches Great Game for All
Stars But PASSES Five.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Delaware City. March 29-In a
practice game OF baseball. played at
Port du Pont yesterday. the Delaware
City An-Stars defeated the Yanigans.
40. l. Patterson pitched exceptionally
good ball for the All-Stars. allowing but
four scattered hits. but as rather stiff
breeze was blowing. his control was bad
as ne issued FIVE bases on balls.
Smith. who covered first base, was
the other star. as he knocked out two
singles and a double out Of four trips
% the plate. II. Patterson did the
tuirIing for the Yanigans and pitched
= good brand Of ball. but his support
was ragged. He allowed the All-Stars
seven hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Defiance Dance at Hotel du Pont.

Extensive arrangements have been
made by the members of the Defiance
Athletic Association in preparing foy
their second annual bail and grand
march, to he held Friday night in the
Hotel du Pont ballroom. IT will start at
O'Clock, with grand march, and this
will be followed by varied program
which viii include dances Of the old and
new variety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
BROwNSON PLAYS HAGLEY.

The Brownson and Hagley teams will
play a game tonight on the Brownson
floor. Larry Rigney will appear in
a Brownson 1iforrn. The teams Will
line up as follows:
RrowuSou HagIey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
DOELZER TIES BERGAN.
Much Interest In Bowling Tournament
Now; Rergnn Wins Game.

When Doelzer won two games last
night over Mitchell and Harkins, ne
tied Bergan for second place. Bergah
won a close contest from Davis. The
standing follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

You are sure 10 gct good lII.t
suits from classified advert .rr
advertise apfr lncauy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Ncore by Inning

Game called: darkness
Two-base hit-Robbins. Three-base
hit-Dantz. Stolen bases-Sharretts,
Reifschneider, Rich. Dantz. Rothrock,
Robbins. Sacrifice hits-Donoho (2).
Left on bases Hopkins. 3; Delaware,
-. First base on errors-Hopkins, 3;
Delaware. . Bases on balls-Of Ow
ings. 4: off Rothrock. 5. Hits-Of
Owings 10 in innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Rothrock CWellsJ. Struck out
Bv Owings, d by Shipley. .; by Roth
rock. 6. Passed balls-Wood. 2; Marvel,
,. Umpire-Brockman. 11me-z-zO-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
BOW LING.

The following scores were made on
the Grady alleys last night:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

Red Cross forfeited three games 10
Shot Gun. Following are the Shrot Gun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Johns Hopkins
Della ware.

+Batteu TOT OWINEs III tlb nun
Wilson out. bunted third strike.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-11
ALLIES TAKE
RHINE CITIES
Dusseldorf. Duisberg. RuhrOrt
Occupied by Tanks, Artil-
lery and Infantry.
PARIS CHEERS ONCE MORE
France, Britain and Belgium Send
Quotas of Troops into Rhineland
to Force Reparations De-
mands of Germany. No
Resistance Offered.

Dusseldorf, Germany, March 8
dusseldorf, largest of the Ger
man city to be taken over by the
allies was occupied today. Many
curious person were on the streets
looking with apparent indifference
Later small groups crowded the
street corners, discussing the oc-
cupation, but quickly dispersed at
the request of the police.
The Rhineland commission is
applying the economic penalties
determined upon by the allies by
utilizing the German customs ad-
ministration and employees in the
collection of the German tariffs.
turning the proceeds into a spe-
cial fund for reparati0ns.
The American troops in the
COblenZ area are remaining at
their old positions, on orders from
Washington.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-11
FINDS SON AFTER JOURNEY
OF THOUSANDS OF MILES

About ten days ago w. S. Riley of
the Baylor community returned to
Glasgow after an absence of several
weeks. Some time ago the elderly
gentleman became worried at not
having received word from his son
who was last heard from in Alaska
and who had been at that place pros
pecting for more than three years.
AS final effort to locate the boy
Mr.. Riley decided to make a trip to
the Great Northwestern territory,
which he did. Mr.. Riley spent several
weeks travelling Alaska without re-
suit, and upon his return to Seattle
toured the west coast cities including
San Francisco and Los Angeles, re-
turning to Seattle with hope almost
exhausted, when accidently he met his
son on the streets of that metropolis.
The boy had been to Texas and
other southern oil states where he had
invested heavily in oil lands, and was
about to return there.
Needless to state the reunion was an
indeed happy one. The son, Omar S.
Riley, is well known in the Baylor
community, having resided there for
some time with his father.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-11
Montana Farmers Must
Apply For Government
Loan Before March is

The Courier on Wednesday ev-
ening of this week received the
following telegraphic message
from Congressman Carl w. Rid
dick relative to the funds avail
able for seed to farmers, as the
result of the recent appropriation
made by Congress.
Farmers desiring seed loans
will make application to the cOun-
ty agents who will have applica-
ti0n blanks by March 18th. These
applications must be approved by
local committee of the Federal
Farm Bureau. or a local commit
tee of farmers, and the same must
be sent to the county agent for
acceptance. These must then be
forwarded to c. w. WarburtOn at
the office of the Department of
Agriculture at Fargo. North Da-
kota, where checks will be issued
direct to the farmers. The max
imum loan for the purpose has
been set at two dollars per acre"
Subsequent to the passage re-
Gently of this Federal apprOpria-
ton of two million dollars for the
purposes of negotiating seed loans
to the farmers of the drought
stricken areas. an agricultural Of
flee will be Immediately opened at
Fargo. No. Oak. 1t will be the
duty of this office to direct the ex-