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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

Nature .,ut plenty oc iron Ia N" husN-
OF grains and the akin and pc"ls OF vcge-
tables and f-u!;s 20 enrich your blood.
hut modern methods ~ cooN"Ty throw
a.! these things away--hcucc. the alarm
Ing Increase IN recent years In Ana"ulia-
iron starvation OF the blood. with ali It's
attendant Hls. when YOU get up :e"!lng
t!rrd IN m" morning: when YOU ind your
self nervous. !!Titanl" and easily upset:
when yOu LONGER 10 your days
work without hcing a.! tagged out at
night; WHEN your digestion all goes wrong
-: you hav" pains across the back and
your face looks pal" and drawn. du not
wait until you go al! 10 pieces and coli
lapse IN a state OF nervous r-ostrItlun,
or unt!l In your weakened condition you
contract some serious diseaS" bu: con-
suit your family physician and have him
take a specimen OF your blood and max"
a blood count" 81 your red blood cor
pusclcs, test the Iron power o! your
blood YOURSELF ny adding rl"ntv ~ sn''-
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SENIORS To GIVE SCHOOL
PICTURE OF MARSHALL
onn Marshall High Graduatin.
iass Mako Many Plans for Gus
tOmarN Celebrations.

ife-size picture OF Chief Justice
ohn Marshall. costing approximately
go, VIII be given TO the John Mar
snali High School by the senior class
~. Inc school soon. At q meeting Of
e class yesterday, NJ which over
members were present. L was
aecGied thct the contribution ;o the
scnool should be u picture 90 the
man Tor whom the school was uaimcd.
ne decision was unanimous and
pans were made 20 raise ;hc neces-
sary sum OF money.
AS 1t is the custom OF the gradual
~iES class each year TO give Soma
present to the school before leaving.
inc class this year has spent much
ume In debating as 10 wha; tho Gift
should be. and has now appointed q
s committee to look into the matter
and give full report at the next
meeting. The committee announced
yesterday that without a doubt tho
present Will be tho photograph of
the wcll-known chief Justice.
Date for the senior class picnic
gay was set FOR Friday. May IL, and
II IS the opinion oi the class that
=, narwood. principal, and III.
grant the graduates this day Tor their
annual picnic. day that the grad
uatinE class Will he excused from
Sheir regular school duties and al
lowed to enjoy The s.ring OF the
year on picnic has not been per-
mahently granted the seniors, al
though IL is probable that such a
da! viii be SGT aside by the school
Board. Joe SIdicr. member of the
l!2O graduating class, was Tho first
TO propose the plan. ana he later p.r-
suadcd the members OF tho school
Board to allow the class one day from
their daily lessons.
Plans were also made to give a
senior class might in the school I'm
few weeks. at which time some
humorous nlay viii be STAGED. which
Will be followed hy dancing. The
senior class gives an entertainment
each year. and il was decided ycstcr-
day that tn" frolic should he given
within the next few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

ach. carrots. baked apples or other from
containing fruits and vegetables 30 your
daily food and talk" organic iron. Ike
SuNat"d Iron. with them Tor whlo and
soc how much your condition improves.
Thousands OF people have surpr.rlnsIy
Increased thor strength. energy and on.
duTHuc" IA two w"cI:s' time by this sim
pie experiment. ISut Ia making this test
hc sure shat the lion you take is organic
Iron and not metallic lion or mineral
Iron which people usually take. Organic
IRON - lk" the iron In your blood and
Ike the iron IN spinach lcni!S and nr-
pies. Will" metallic iron - iron Just as
y comes from me action OF strong acids
on SINAI! pieces Of !run. OrGsu!r ron
may tie had from your druggist under
the name OF MINATED IRON.
Your money viii be refunded by ~,
manufacturers II you do no, obtain peg
f"c,!y satisfactory results. At all drug
cists In tablet form only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

The "CaterpiHar's"s
field of usefulness is
ny no means Iin,ifed
to road zUOrk. On
farm and ranch, i'm
the mining, oil and
lumber i'm duStrieS-
S0hereper power and
endurance are at q
premium, the "Cater-
piU0r"a has no real
competitor
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LORD DOUGLAS WEEDS
DAUGHTER OF DUTCHMAN
tBy Associated press.l

LONDON. April 23.--Lord Sholto
Douglas. third son OF the late Mar
quis of bloomsbury. was married to-
day to Mrs. Barnard Mosselmans. Of
this city, In the Henrietta Street
Registry Office. n small party OF
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Launch DESTROYER oI,y :.

FAYETTENlLLf.. y. G.. April ga
J. II. Anderson. OF this city. received
a telegram from Secretary Of the
Navy Edwin DENLY saying that the
destroyer Dohhin, named for James
.. Dobhin. OF North Carolina, Score
tary OF the Navy during the admins
trat!on Of President Franklin Pierce,
will he launched May :. Mr.. DENLY
asked Mr.. Anderson to name as Spon-
sor q dcSccadant OF MIR. Dobhin, and
Mr.. Anderson named his sister. Mrs.
Herbert II. James OF New York city.
granddaughter Of thtc late secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
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C0RREGIDOR FORTIFlCATIONS
PROVE TO BE IMPREGNABLE

MANILA. L. l.. April 23-Thc heavy
fortiiications of CorrcSidor. the So
called Gibraltar of the Orient, have
when tho biz guns are assisted BIZ
airplanes. This result is announced
alter extensive naval nanouvcrs dur
ing the past three days.
The naval vessels. under command
or ADMIRAL StrauS. attempted during
tho three days operations. to force
an entrance to the bay. Fourteen
ucstroyers supported by Il large mum
attack
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100000 MEN
LACK STRENGTH

y famous army surgeon estimated
i've million men in the United State
had physical defects and ills that
could easily and quickly hc corrected
by a little exercise and proper treat
mcnt.
Who arc these 100000 mon? Arc
YOU sure you're enjoying ALL thu
strength and health you should have?
us quite possible you are one Of these
millions who are cheating themselves
II tn" happiness and JOY that healthy
bodies and sound constitutions bring
Feel y"ur strength. BE alert, quick.
Keen. lave clear mind, steady
nerves and good appetite.
Days Tonic puts cnrichine IRON In
your blood. Gives you sincwy mus
clcs. Keeps your digestion in top
notch condition. Make life MORE
worth living.
The first bottle Is usually a rcycla
ton. See your druggist today. ASK
Tor DALiS TONIC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

persons prominent In society attended
the wedding.
Tho bride Is the daughter of Il
wealthy Dutchman. Lord Douglas
was granted II divorce from Loretta
Mooney. California dancers In May.
1920. He married her In May. 1893.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
PARKSIDE READY.
Burley A. C. to Meet Locals at Eight.
eenth and Van Buren,.

Manager Red" yolkman, of the
Parkside football team, viii put the
squad through a hard practice to-
night at Kirkwood Park. The Park
side management is desirous Of hav-
ing all players on hand tonight as
the team will meet their old rivals
Burley A. c.. of Chester, on Satur-
day at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets.
This will be the third straight
year that these teams nave met
the visitors having come out on the
long end OF the score on both previ-
Gus occasions by the score Of "a
| D. In 1919 the Burley team won in
the last few minutes OF play on ar
Intercepted forward pass. Last years
game was won by the same score
Mcguire recovering Parksidt
tumble and running twenty yard:
for a touchdown.
This years Parkside team appear:
10 be much better than in previou,
years and the Eastsiders are out T.
secure revenge this season. Tn,
Chester team is led by Red" Ma
guire. star baseball pitcher of tn,
Chester team, and one of the bes
footballers in that locality.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
HTLLDALR TEAM TO
PLAY HERE on M0Nn nAy

Local fans VIII have another
opportunity 81 sccing the three u'av-
crs developed on Wilmington iota. uno
are playing such classy nau far fhe
Hilldaie team. when that club Nnee ln
against Buhe Foetcra American
Giants. az Marian Field. Monday
afternoon.
The three former Wilmington piav-
era with the Darby nine are nHiv"
Francis. q product ~ Gander ln.
who is playing third base and direef-
ing team play; Judas Johnson. for
mer Harlan Giant. Who covers he
shortstop position and York aiso a
former Harlan Giant PLAYER. who does
Z the lineup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
DEFIANCE ELEVEN TO
BATTLE ST. THOMAS
Second and du Pont Streets to
be Scene of Action Tomor-
row Afternoon.

Second and du Pont should be q
real red hot gridiron Saturday after
noon, when Coach Charley Welsh's
fast stepping Defiance outfit will
come in contact with the speedy st.
Thomas eleven. Both teams will
throw their fun strength into the
contest 10 stem the tide of victory
in their favor. as a win for either
team will mean much.
ST. Thomas has one Of the strong
est teams in the clubs history and is
banking on their backheld 10 carry
them through. With Morgan. Syl-
vester. Gray, Slaughter. Smith, Adams
and the Strawbridge brothers to take
care of their offensive drive, the
Twelfth warders are well fortified
with backfield material that should
worry their ancient rivals throughout
the battle.
Should their offensive drive fail, the
brunt of the battle will fall on the
Saints linemen to hold the big purple
teams famous steam roller" back
field. composed of Quinn, Filliben
Neeson and Gillespie, from ripping
big gains through their territory.
Both teams got off 10 a poor start
last Saturday, St Thomas scoring
only a 20 TO 0 victory over st. AIMS
while Defiance lost a 90 to verdict
to Delco at Darby. However, both
teams have been practicing hard foi
Saturdays battle and will be in the
pink of condition when the refers
starts the contest at $50.
/ How Tbav WIN line Tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
DERBY INSTILLS Pep
IN BLUE AND GOLD
Delaware Team Displays Much
Enthusiasm for Johns Hop
kins Game.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Oct 7.--Coach Derby man
eyed to insiill more pep" in the Uni
versity Of Delaware football squad
during practice yesterday afternoon
than has been noticed this season.
The Varsity Is apparently showing
some Improvement over IT'S previous
work and went through the scrubs for
good gains in the scrlmmage yester-
day.
Dutch" CARL, who played on the
scrubs the past two years, reported
for practice this week for the first
time this season, and with Elliott
who also returned this week. have
added considerable strength 20 the
scrubs. There win only be signal
practice this afternoon. preparatory
to the game with Johns Hopkins at
Baltimore tomorrow.
While Captain Holton Is stll handi-
capped by an injured leg. which has
bothered him since the early practice
lat College Park. he will no doubt be
started In tomorrow's game DOC"
Steel, who was injured in the Penn
game, has not recovered sufficiently
10 join the Varsity squad. These men
with bud" Harper and Ted" Dantz
two Of the scrubs. make up the Grip
lpled list.
Mcdonald, the star halfback, was
not out for practice yesterday, and
his absence was not explained Much
time has been spent during the prac.
tice this week by the scrubs, runnina
off some Hopkins plays, noted by q
scout who saw Hopkins play last sat.
urday. while the Varsity has beer
drilled In breaking up these plays
Whether or not this scout system
gains the team anything is doubtful
In most instances the plays that
team has been trained to break ul
are never used by their opponent
and consequently the players are in
position of always watching 70
something that never happens. which
no doubt results in a loss Of the gen
eral strength Of the team.
The Delaware lineup against Hop
kins tomorrow, viii probably be: Ma
gaw and Manning or Betzmer, ends
Holton and Repp, tackles; Aiken an
Hurf, guards; Lilly, centre; schaei
fer, quarterback; Mcdonald and Jack
son, halfbacks, ard Williams. fun
hack,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
RECORD FOR RECEIPTS
SHATTERED AGAIN

New York, oct. 7.--F'or the Sec
ond straight day the gate re-
ceipts for the worlds series
went by the boards yesterday,
when 3A.9s9 persons paid sli5,-
$40 to witness the battle. This
was more than six times the
amount taken in at the gate in
the second game of the 1905
worlds series, the first played
under the national commission
rules at the Polo Grounds.
Yesterdays figures:
Attendance, 34,9sa.
Players share, s5S,S1s,20.
Clubs total share, s5s.209.S0.
Advisory boards share. s15,-
5e4.75.
The figures for the two games
follow.
Attendance, 65,142.
Receipts, s219,2s5.
Players share. siil,SS5.s5,
Clubs share, s74,556.90.
Advisory boards share, $32,-
S92.T5.
Should the two teams play
three or four more games, IL
seems very probable that a rec
ord will be made for series re-
ceipts. The highest record for
the series was made in 1919
when the Cincinnati Reds and
the Chicago White Sox drew
sT22,414 for eight games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
PLAY IN WASHINGTON.
Chesrook Coach Urges All Players
Out For Practice.

Coach Kerrigan will run the Ches-
rook football squad through a stiff prac-
tice at Rodney Square reservoir to-
night at 7.30 in preparation for the
big game in Washington. Sunday
afternoon. The locals will line up
against the crack Washington A. G.
team, which is composed OF the former
members of the famous Rex team and
the last years Navy Yard team.
Only the players who report for
practice tonight will be taken on the
trip Sunday. So all the following are
requested 10 be on hand tonight
Gabriel, p. Kemske, L. Kemske, Hanly
Ferguson, Reed, Numbers, Kidd
Kelly, Kenneally. w. Kerrigan, f. Ker-
rigan, Mannering. ZabrielsSi. Ludwig
Fegley, Seeley, Rose and McGonigle
The team will go to Washington on
the Baltimore and Ohio excursion
train, leaving at 7.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
ST. MARY's CANCELS.
Local FootbaIlers TO Stay Home and
See Athletics.

st. Mary's Cats" have cancelled
their game with the fast Moorestown,
New Jersey. team for tomorrow in
order 70 give the players chance to
watch the game between the Athletics
and the Wilmington All-Stars. The
next game appearing on the Cats
schedule is the one with Fort du Pont
for Sunday afternoon.
The game with the Fort will give
the local fans chance to get a line
on the strength of the Eastsiders. as
the soldiers played crack game
against Chesrook and swamped South
Side-Eden and if the Cats hold the
heavy post team the rest Of the clubs
in the city will have to recognize their
ability. The Cats" viii hold their
usual Friday evening practice al
Fourth and Church streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
WILMINGTON SET
FOR THE ATHLETICS
Biggest Game of Season Ex-
pected to Bring Out Record
breaking Crowd.

Wilmington will be pitted against
Philadelphia tomorrow at Harlan
Field In the biggest game OF base
ball that has been staged I'm Whining
ton in years. The cream of the local
baseball talent will be on hand to
| lock horns with the best team that
| Connie Mack has been able TO collect
| from all parts of the country for the
last six years
With every member of the team a
real home boy the local fans viii he
out strong TO root for their proteges,
led by Mayor Harvey and City Coun-
cil, WHO will attend the game on the in
vitation of Manager Hoffman. Mayor
Harvey is one of the most rabid base
hall fans in the city and well versed
on local baseball matters.
Several members OF City Council are
Iformer well known athletes, and Il
has been suggested that Councilman
Abrahams and Councilman Taylor act
as the battery against the first Ath-
letie batter. This suggestion may he
adopted
One or two players who were men
toned on the cards and through the
4
for this game have endeavored tC
hold things up at the last minute. but
the management has secured just ms
good men to take the place left vacant
by their withdrawal.
frankie Glenn will cover center
field in place OF Inkie Nitchie as was
first published. Glenn was suffering
from a slight Illness at the time tn,
Iteam was picked and IL was thought
lpart. Since this time he has sufiic.
iently recovered TO take part in tn,
lgame.
The management has made every
arrangement for the comfort of ths
fans. To avoid congestion at the parl
the gates will be thrown open a
l.30.
How They win Line Up.
Wn. All-Stars. Athletics.
Novel;, catcher Perkins, catcher
Hoch, catcher Myatt. catcher
Hayes. pitcher Hasty, pitcher
Shanner. pitcher Moore, pitcher
Wolfe, first base Rommel. pitcher
Smith, second base keefe. pitcher
Cole. second base Griffin, first bas,
McNiff, third base Dykes, second b
Wright, shortstop Dugan. third b.
Winters, If. Galloway, 3b.
iGlenn, CT. Galloway, IS.
Hoffman, RI. Walker, If.
Malone. CT.
Collins, CT
Witt, ,rf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Du Pont Club Meeting.

Next Tuesday evening. October IL,
the du Pont Country Club will hold
its annual meeting at the Hotel du
Pont. The management of the hotel
has kindly granted the club per-
mission to use the hotel and in all
probability the meeting will be held
as last year in Parlors A and B. All
members of the club are urged to be
present as various business matters
pertaining to club activities in which
all members are interested will be
brought up at the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
DROP CROSS COUNTRY.
University OF Delaware Decides to
Discontinue This Sport

Officials of the athletic council If
the University of Delaware have an
nounced tbpt the Blue and Gold
will not be represented by 4 cross
country team this year. This de-
cision was made because of the de-
pleted condition Of the athletic as
sociation's treasury and because OF
the lack of material for a team this
year.
Wilson, captain of last yea-'
barriers. was graduated last June,
while Booth and Harmer did not re-
enter Delaware this fall The former
is the holder of the cross country
record at Delaware and is one Of the
best barriers in college ranks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
sALgsrAvrm FOOTBALL.
Team An Ready for Game with New
Castle Tomorrow

The Cold and White football team
Of the Saicsianum Heh school 81 40
set for It's game with fhe Naw Cawila
High School tomorrow THE hovs
have been put through thorough
course Of training M faoi prepared
10 meet their opponents
This is the schools first year on
the gridiron. their Initial game being
with the Bristol Hlgh school some
time ago. Father Fourier and tho
cOaches In charge. have been working
hard 10 put the team Ia shape
IL Dunn. Cunningham and Grant.
and other players arc in their leuaf
form the New Castle boys win havs
20 work hard tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
DEFIANCE DRILL.
Final Workout Tonight at Third and
Adams, With New Plays.

Defiance win hold their final drin
previous to the Ct. Thomas game, to-
night, and Coach Charley Welsh wants
all candidates TO be at the Third and
Adams streets ground at 100
Several new plays will be rehearsed
at tonight's signal drill and the fol-
li1wing men should be on hand: Reeder.
Clarke, O'Brien, Campbell. Kennedy
Savage, Schaible, Frey, Strawbridge,
WorralI, Carroll. Walsh, Hession,
Quinn, Hagan, Hynson, Filliben. Nee
son, Kuley, Gillespie, Ferguson, n.
Walsh. Seery and Ford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Yankees Take Second Straight Delaware Meets Hopkins
saLrsrANrN srnoNo
70 Play az New tasile Tompuuw
Afternoon in Bir Game.


After the fine start iaef Saturday
IN the game with rHsiH high. Crsfh
Charley Welsh ~ fhe ealfsanam
football squad s satisfied thBi hla team
viii be in fine shape far ihe Fanf with
New Castle High tomorrow.
The Gold and White has been fen.
resented iu an other major WoTs
bat football up until fhia eeaHan anf
the decision ~ ihe acNiy o. sitIw
the game 70 be- placed CD the llH ~
athletic activities ~ the school mft
with the hearty approval ~ ihe slu-
dent body.
Burke. Cuilin8ne. Grant ard Con-
ningham form a quartet thaf wW
compare with the 6aat scholastic
players IN local ranks and when they
get down % team work w'n prove a
thorn in the side ~ their opponents
The student body and Alumni Hfii
turn ont for Saturdays game en-.
massc % cheer their faverifcs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
BrandywIne Players Ont Tonight.

The Brandy~ine eleven viii clash
with the Defiance Academy team at
Rockford Tower grounds tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30, The Brandywine
players will hold a final practice this
evening at Twenty and Market
streets.