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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
"DOC' DOLAN TO PLAY
WITH NEWPORT NEWS
Local Ball Star Picked to Cover
the Initial Sack on South
ern Team.

Word has been received I'm this city
that doc Doan has secured per-
rnanent berth with the Newport News
baseball team, At first base. He WAS
selected over tho first baseman who
played with the team last year and
a man from Rocky Mount. N. G.
Dolan, who is well-known In this city.
is n son Of former chief Of police Dolan.
He led the Harlan team last year in
batting. He Is brother Of Frank
Dolan. n former resident Of this city.
who is now coach OF the ottawa Cana
da hockey club. recently winners Of the
worlds championship.
Dolan started his baseball career N
this city with the ex- Wilmington team
and then went To New Castle, where he
worked as a. pitcher. lie then Joined
Roy Thomas Cape May team, with
which he played two years. He led
this team I'm hating.
Dolan then joined Hamilton N the
Canadian League. and soon aftcrwa rds
joined Frank Poth's team at BurlinR-
ton. n. J. lie then played with Hagers-
town in the Blue Ridge League and
while with this team beat out Lew Blue
at first base. Blue Is now playing with
the Detroit Tigers.
Dolan had a varied career while play
ing with the Thirty Sixth Balloon Com
pany and played IN Canada. Italy.
France and Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
PLAYS ON SAT- UROAY
President Ste JIe's CiI ait Ex-
poets Three Fast Games;
Groves Plans Celebration.

The Suburban League schedule for
Saturday brings Tlsnere 10 Marshall
ton, Five ponts to Delaware City, and
Stanton to Newport. All of these con-
tests are expected TO be close as last
weeks losers have all been busy prac-
ticing To improve the weak points de
veloped In the opening gameH.
Delaware City fans will see their
initial Suburban League game when
Manager Moore's fast club lines up
against the Five Pointers Moore win
probably use GeoRhegan or Jordan In
the box and Doc" Pugh back IF the
hat Cirubb, the Delaware University
youngster, will hurl for the visitors
and Tinsman will he sent in If Grubh
finds tho going hard. The addition OF
Jimmy Robbins. crack Delaware in
fielder. materially strengthens the Five
Points club.
A biz delegation of Stanton fans will
accompany their team TO Newport as
Krcbs Company and Stanton always
play exciting Rarnes. Both teams are
In good shape and their lineupa in
ciude n number of stars. Bill Clay
the E1kton veterans viii shoot them
over for the Krebs club with Mcdaniel
behind the bat Stanton will use Kulp
their big south-paw on the mound with
Foster in reserve Bunting win do the
catching
T Manager Groves is planning sfa
| opening for his Marshallton team
Pete Ewing. who hurled his team -
victory over Stanton, viii probably r.
into the box against glsrnere. although
Mcconnell or Hayward may draw ths
assignment Currinder will catch foi
the home team. Magaw and Cr0vf vii
be the battery for ElFnere.
President l. B. Steele has appTovst
| the following Suburban League CON
! tracts:
With Flsrnere-Wffffan Jeffers
with Five Points-James Robbins
| Dana Pyle.
with Stanton-Fsdwin Davis. Jaue'
| NJ CasheIl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James Il Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this ter
rsble disease left him helpless and IN
able % work.
He Rnallv decided. after ears ID
ceaseless study. that no one can De tree
from rheumatism until The aGeumu-
lated impurities. commonly called uric
acid deposits were dissolved II Lhy
joints and muscles and expelled rom
the body.
With this idea IN mind he consulted
physicians. made experiments and final
~ compounded q pFescripa-p that
quickly and completely baatshed every
sign and syntom Of rheumatism from
his system.
lie freely gave his discovery 20 others
who took it. with wh,ac might be called
marvellous success. After years OF lrg-
ing he decided to let sufferers every
where know about his discovery through
the newspS pers. y. B. Danforch has
been appointed aSenc for Ailenrhu n
this vicinity with the understanding
that he will freely return the purchase
money on the first Two bottles 70 all
who state they received no benefit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Della ware.
score by Innings.

poole hit by battcd ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
|. GRAMMAR LEAGUE
GAMES PLEASE FANS
No. I Wins Over No. ~ School
While No. 2f Loses
10 No. 3.

In a game narTed ~ errprH So
School defeated No ~ a. Fourth lff
Church. C1uRgion permitted no rf
ming run ~ scorr fr1n thir1 'aae whrp
he careIesaly rolled the taG nrk 1
the pitcher. Rarbers 10fnr rIr.
gsther With the GaId4rz ~ tr. Ho.
tlys furnished me Thrills r1rr fuT
por' waa AFFORDED Walker Vao mtoh' .
in top form fpr hr eesra About 900
ATTENDED tho game
score bY Innings.
no. % o.
No anna r-3
Batteries Wllgr- Ird Rusf Fofna
and Eaker
M. & Echo1i to0k ~ q lnsn csrr
At Eighfocnth ard Var Hurer 3 -
This gam was rer aIryrf ans ~Ir.
throughout ~ ~oa i'm ~
DDlqor ~ seronf shared rne ~ror
each perfprToirg br iar-ly no -
soorp bT lnningv
No
M = a.
Hatter1eT Fkrra tn1 ovr-f ~ur
side. IaoNdwan e-f Th0~ru
Erorgu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
PINE STREET FIELD DAY.
Children Of Playground Neighborhood
Have Games and Races.

The children OF the Pine street play
ground neighborhood observed field day
at the playground Tuesday with the
playing OF games and running races.
John Martin. recreation leader. was
present
The hoop race winners weTe Allen
Taylor Paul Thiclman. Irrna TAYLOR.
Frances Pindcr. Albert Rea- Isoona
Hamilton. Mildred Mahon. F'rcfa Burns,
Nellie Clark, Marian Blair, Catherine
Alien and Emma Nice. The flag race
was won by william Cobb, Allen Tay-
lor Albert Eea. William Wilson. Victor
Smith. James Bradley. Paul Thiclman,
Thomas Fitzsimmons. Jr- Anna Brown.
Anna Clark. Margaret Fsrren. Helen
Farren, Leona Hamilton. Helen Shields.
Marian Blair. Rosie Raptiste
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Negroes Form Church League.

.urcsenfatives of the following col
or,d churches Of tho city met at ODD
Follows Ten pie last night and formed
: colored church league. A. l. If. P,
J.ethel n. ~. Eziou and Haven Al. +.
'rhs following officers were elected: II
lurr Loatman. president: John Bell
1lre- president. > Hunt. treasurer: W
webb secretary. and " II. Smith, ro-
.ordiuE secretary. The league viii open
May 3. playing twilight ball. the sched
lIe consisting Of IS games Elmer
Ioatman " H. Webb and a. A. Brown
we're elected 20 tho grounds committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
O0Zan Makes Team: PhiLs and Mackmen Lose Games
CONNECTICUT SENATE
PASSES SUNDAY BILL

Hartford. Conn. April 1.-THE
State Senate yesterday passed n
Sunday Observance bill, which
previously had passed the House,
and which permits baseball and
footbhl games. and classical con-
certs on Sunday afternoon. under
local option. 1T now goes to Gov
ernor Lake and becomes effective
when signed by the executive.
Tho Senate rejected an amend
ment which would have required
n license to play golf. row a boat,
ride horse. paddle a canoe or
drive an automobile on Sunday.
Another amendment rejected by
the Senate provided that games
mentioned i'm the bill should not
be played If they "lnterfered with
public worship or the comfort,
peace or auietude of any per
sons" The bill was adopted on n
voice vote, with apparently only
n few against it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
ANgIYHs AFTER HOME.
Big Time on April 20 10 Get Funds for
Game and Fish Resort

Tho Delaware Anglers and Guunexe'
Ciub will stage a "Bportsrnan Night.
and srnoker on TueBday. April 2s. IN
German Hall. Sixth street, below
French, In a campaign 70 raise funds
with which ~ purchaae shal1cross Lake
and property. located near MacdOnough,
as n game and hshing resort.
The committee Of arrangements In
ciudes Herbert -. Albaugh, !. Hall An
deraon, Isaac Elliott. Samuel r. Green,
Dr. w. E. Harris. John ). Haderr. L.
T.. Maloney. Edward r. Totten, Howard
Il. gtaata, George X. 8chuler THaac
Turner and II. r. Vending. Dr. Har-
ris viii explain the scope of the under
taking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
BR|DGEV|LLE HIGH
LOSES TO MILFORD
DoWnstate Teams Stage Fast
Game With Heavy Hitting
by Both Clubs.

Milford stopped BridgeVillc high
schools winning streak yesterday, r.
s. Many feature catches were made
during the game. Hynson was taken
from the box in the fifth and was re-
placed by f. Malcolm, who also was
ineffective
Curry starred for Rridgcville. while
for Milford. Dryden and Roberts in the
outfield and Nuttcr and Denncy in the
inficld played sterling game. Hudson
starred at bat The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
j. Of DELAWARE LOSES
ITS FIFTH STRAIGHT
Coach ShipIey's Team Playing
Consistent Losing Game; Navy
Outfits Blue and Gold.

Annapolis, Md. April 21.-The Uni
versity of Delaware lost its fifth
straight baseball game here yesterday,
when the Navy team won. 90, Della
ware won't 10 pieces after the fourth
inning. when Rothrock. crack Blue and
Gold pitcher. was sent 10 the bench
after some words with Base Umpire
stump. which started over disputed de-
,iSions.
Gaines pitched his first whole gamo
for Navy and allowed the visitors only
three scattered hits. while he famed
ten batsmen. Grubb, who succeeded
Rothrocl. was hit hard.
Hogan of the Navy nine featured
with two home runs Wilson. DOnoho
and Mcdonald each secured a hit for
Delaware The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
80
Dr povT rpvvrs ce-uTTpss

~ pors Cvu~t-- r-sh r. 49,
chairman Nrv rs Tr~r1e 49, 80.
rsstt Rogers Rf-- ~ grw-si a
Caroline r7rips yf-q 5ans = -~-w
Miss lear M~6aughr 'T~- 1-r<.s
tfneoohaier ~ yfls- parn-~ r-s-fiir
The mems frnrts rrnrnftfrp ~
III Pont Cnu-t-v ~Tuf - Ts.T~-~-
~hnfrrrar Palmer q 1872
" r Haald Al " NoTe-ss~~r~T 70
Fyan Il r equair. z gars-r ~
J j WT1larn~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
DOELZRR DROPS TWO.
Close bowling Contests Played on
Grady's Alleys Last Night

Doeizer dropped tWo matches IN the
bowling tournament AT Grady'S last
night when Mccall and HamEseh were
the pair 10 set him back. Mccall and
Doelzer battled for six games before
winner appeared. the nth Rarn.e beiug
a he at 40. The first game went 70
Doelzer by ono point while Mccall
won the fourth ganno BY one point
Doelzer beat Hampsh the ffrsr game
but lost the next two. Herman split
even In his two games. losing to
Mitchell and winning over Mccall.
There win be no games in the tourna-
ment tonight
The scores:
Doelzr-
1s4 14s fs4 fss no 1T7-s7aC2)
Mccall
1ss 1s2 lzs I57 iso 1so-ssoCs)
Harnpsh--
14s 1ss RIO f-5 r7s--sosfs1
Doelzer-
80 1ss fs4 1ss 1s-ss4cz>
Mccall f49 i95 IN t4s-s2o11)
Herman ...I83 15s $50 Ie5-696(3)
Herman
l5s 1s5 1s5 1s2 157-sss7c2)
Mitchell
1ss 15s III 155 l5-ssots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
DELAWARE WINS.

Diamond State Players Display Supe-
riority Over Jersey Checker Team.
The Checker match between New
Jersey and Delaware was played at the
Republican Club last night and was won
by the Delaware team, 14-13. with %
draws.
The members of the Delaware team
were: Charles J. Lynch, Charles K.
Lynch, ". Charles Smith, Paul Brady
and George =. Iuoss Of Bridgeville.
Ruoss recently appeared in Baltimore
where ne lost to the Maryland cham
pion.
The New Jersey players were: ". W.
Villas, Woodbury.: Charles Shipley.
MiIlville: Robert Acey, j. H Davis and
Robert Radclif. Arnold Cook Of Elk
Mills, Nd, managed the affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
ALL-wnMINGTON MEETING.
President Melia Calls Moguls for Confab
Tonight.

President Melia of the All Whining
ton League has called a meeting for
tonight at the Morning News Office at
s. He requests the following umpires
TO he present to receive their assign
ments for Saturday: Andrews. Cough
lin. Mclaughlin. Duncap and Cunning
ham.
All the managers of the league are
urged to be present as matters Of i'm
portance will be brought up for action.
Means of securing cooperation among
the various baseball organizations of
the city will he threshed out nj the con-
ference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

Navy 301l o. o x-9
Delaware ..-0OI OOI0 O %
S1,ufice hits. Poole .: Hogan. VIII
sru Sacrin,c flies. Rawlings. Home
runs. lIoEan. 2. Stolen bases. Pine.
Poole. GaIncs Harris. Struck out. by
Gaines IL. ~ Rothrock. i. by Grubb. /.
i'ase On balls of Gaines. 3 off Roth
rotk 1 of irubb. . Wild pitch Grubb.
Passed ban Nutter. Time Of game. 2.O7
Z mpiros. Audrey and Stump. Of Balti-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
HOME RUN RECORDS.

Home WV records are interesting this
season. Irish Meusel made his third
circuit clOut OF the year yesterday
leading by one run the record Of Babe"
Ruth who yesterday drove out his
second ur-bagger OF the season.
Parkinson. ;hc Philies' find this sea
sor. secured three hits out Of four trips
- Tho plate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
BAN LIFTED on RIG RACES.
England Consents to 1000 and 1.no6
Guinea Events Set for Aprfl 20.

Fy Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London. April 2l.-The government
has withdrawn its han on racing 80 far
as the 1000 guineas and 1000 guineas
stakes sre concerned Roth races VIII
he run At Newmarket on Friday April
%. It was announced today.
The ban was placed because Of che
coai strike as a measure TO reduce rall-
way traffic. but government consent
to the two stake events WIS asked be
cause Of their importance 70 breeders
OF blooded stock. These races were
run throughout the war when most
Of the other great turf events were
cancelled. They have been run year
ly for more than one hundred years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
LanreI Wins Over Rencom,s

Laurel, April 21.-The local nine
defeated Beacoms School Of Salisbury,
yesterday. 11-6. Salisbury made one
run in the first inning, but could DO
nothing with Wright, who struck out
u in six innings, pitching for Laurel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
arnrn by Innings.
Continental Ileaxnr Gnrg1,.

The Continental Baseball league VII
get into acton Nay % with eight cubs.
President Lawson announced yesterday.
A meeting Is 70 be held IN New York
April %. With additional clubs from
Philadelphia. New York. Boston. But-
falo, Cleveland ana Providence repre-
Sented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Parkside Athletic Club Dance.

The parkside Athletic Club viii hold
it's second dance Friday April %, in
Parkside's new gymnasium. The music
viii be furnished by Joe Dale's Melody
Boys. The dance committee have made
all necessary arrangements 10 make
this dance superior to the ono that wa
held last week. and large crowd Is ex.
expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Dover 70 open Season.

Dover. April q The baseball season
~ Dover viii officially open Saturday
May ~ James y. Bice Jr.. has been
elected manager of the team and Rob
err walker as assistant. II. Courtland
Tardesty Viii captain the nine The
grand stand VIII b. rebuilt and enlarged
and i keeper II The grounds employed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
All Stars VS.. Wilmington Giants.

St. Thomas An-Stars VIII meet the
fast going Wilmington Giants tonight
al the Second and du Pont street
grounds. Charley Fishback the popu-
lar little backstop OF the Eden club was
elected captain Of the St Thomas club
last night. Tonight's game viii start
at 4.30 D. N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Investigating Elsmere Robbery.

robbery which occurred at the black
smith shop Of T. J. Ferguson. Eismere,
on Tuesday night. is being investigated
BY Constable William Tinsman. Tools
valued at S25 a largo quantity Of
paint and varnish. and revolver were
taken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
PUBLIC G0LF LINKS
Col. Elliott Confers With Councilmen in
Regard TO POrtor Reservoir Project

It'EdTU 10 Ut UUf fttNt3F fOiT ITUltCf-
Col. George A. Elliott conferred with
members of City Council last night rela-
tive to the proposition to establish public
golf links at Porter reservoir. He has
been making an investigation in other
cities and found how public links are
supported managed and appreciated. In
some places. buildings are maintained
with baths, lockers and other conve-
niences, for which there is nominal
charge TO the users.
As some of those interested could not
be present last night. having advised
Councilman Abrahams to that effect
the matter went over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
N. NJ. Thomas Hit by Bat.

" N Thomas, 80 years old, COS Van
dever avenue. receives cash in the
ftce when accidentally struck with q
baseball bat while playing in q vacant
lnf near his home last night. lie was
treated a the Homeopathic Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Kirkwood Girls in Action.

Kirkwood Bloomer Girls are the lat
est 10 enter the local baseball field.
and after few days practice would
like 10 meet any girls team in the city
around the age OF Is years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Pine Juniors want Games.

Pine Juniors have organized for the
season and would like to arrange games
with any team in the city averaging
12 to II years. Send challenges to
Harry Quinn, Fourth and Church
streets. or phone 8444
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
American Iearne.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
: ationaI League.

atiOnal League.
Brooklyn. 4 Philadelphia. .
Cincinnati. .; st. Louis. 4.
PittSburg. 8: Chicago. 5.
New York. g; Boston.
American League.
Washington. q, Athletics. {
Detroit. .. Cleveland. s.
Ncw York. s; Boston. 4
ChiCaEo-St. Louis, rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Rnrle Signs Win Rronnsnn

Egrie Boyle, the speedy Outfieldcr Of
last years St. Mary's club, champions
of the Catholic League, and the p. r..
r. team Of the Motive Power League.
has been signed by the Brownson club
OF the All Wilmington League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Cole. FennimOre-Babcock Appeal.

The application of the defendants in
the recorder Of deeds Office case. Cole,
Rabcock and Fennimore. recently con
vioted on the charge Of conspiracy. for
a new trial, win be argued in the Court
of General Sessions tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
MCGOWAN at Opener.

The Baltimore InternatonaIs opened
their season yesterday at Baltimore
with a record breaking crowd and many
distinguished guests, including the gov
ernor Of Maryland. Pill" MCGOWAN was
one Of the umpires who worked in this
contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Kills PeSky
Bed Bugs
T.. ID. q.

Just think a 35c box OF +. y. Q. (Pesky
Devils Quietgss). makes a quart. enough 80
kin = million bedbugs. reaches. flaas or
coolies and stops future generations by
killing tho eggs and does not in1urc tbs
clothing.
liquid Ere Co tho bedbugs Is what P.
D. o. Is like. bedbugs stand as good
chance as a snowfall In = Justly famed
heat resort, Paaent spout free Ia every
package OF Il. ID. y. 60 enable you 60 xii
thern and ekear egg nests IN the cracks.
Look for the devils head on every box
shen you'll have what Hospitals have
found TO be tho best fnseC1Acidc known GO
science. Special Hospital Kiso 81. so
makes Ave gailons-contains spouts-
either size st your druggist or sent pre-.
psid upon receipt Of price by the Owl
Chemical Co. TerTe Hauea. Ind. Genu%
ine r. u. c. ls never pcddled-
Eckerds Medicine Stores and y {
Oanforth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
GAMEs TO-DAY AND TOMORROW,
National League.

National League.
Boston al Brooklyn.
Philadelphia az New YORK
Chicago at St Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
American League
New York al Philadelphia
81 Louis al Cleveland
Detroit al Chicago.
Washington ~ Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Riyeryiew After Games.

Rivervicw A c. Of New Castle wants
games with teams 1915 years in or out
Of the city, address John Palmer, 905
Clayton street, New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Oden Looking for Morris.

Ralph Raymond. manager Of Dan
Odeli. IO5 pounds Is anxious to have
bis scrapper meet Mickey Morris He
wants 20 stage q winner take an bout,
wh ia would be arranged at some point
outside the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
7. n. II. A. ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Young
Mems Hebrew Association viii be held
Sunday. April 81. At SIS, in the asso-
citation auditorium. Third and King
streets Nine new directors viii be elect
ed 10 serve for from one to three years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Poplar A. c. Wants Gnmes.

Poplar A G. would like to arrange
games with any team in the city aver
aging 13 to 16 years. Send challenges
to Francis Mclaughlin 124 Poplar
street, city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Boys ChaIking Houses.

Malicious boys have been placing
chalk marks on the fronts of dwellings
in the vicinity of Seventh and jackson
streets. An effort is being made to 10
cate the offenders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
NEWSPAPER LEAGUE
OPENS FOR SEASON
Three Fast Contests Staged in
Initial Tits; Pitchers Star
for the Winners.
Newspaper League Standing.

The Newspaper League opened yes
tcrday with three interesting contests.
The Evening Journal defeated the Alec
Club. 1914. OslSowshd allowed but seven
hits.
Score by Innings.
Evening Journal -. l 2 4 o 3 o o-1o
Alco Club .......... i o.
Evening Journal--Oskowsid and
Franklin; Alco Club-Thomas and Nc
Mullin.
The EIks swaInped the Star nine. 1<-f.
in n fast game. Bunting allowed only
four hits.
Score by Innings.
EliSs ....--............ 0 f--14
Star Ranks and Stewart: E1fs-
Bunting and Hall.
The Morning News won a Ga victory
over tho Kiwanis Club at Eden Park
Manlove allowed the <iwanians three
hits.
Score by Innings.
Morning News 3D.. 0 o o l q SIS
Kiwanis Club .... o 0 0 2 0 o-3
Ncws-H. Manlove and Allen: XII
wanis--Casper. Winters and Hoch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
AdIsn Vine Wins Came.

Adton defeated The Wilmington
Juniors yesterday afternoon I4-3- The
feature u the game WAS the pitching
Of Churuside who held The Juniors 70
I've hits.
Score by Innings
Adlon ...0 0 ? o--fz ~ 2
VII Irs. IL. 0 o 0f0 0 O. &
Batteries-Adlon. J. Churnssde and
Dill. VII. Jrs- p. S1rfta and y L.
carpenter and Pfsrson-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21
Milford.
Score by Innings.

Bridgevillc 2 0 . o s o 0 O. s
Milford 2l 3lOzIO x-l2
Cmpires. Lofland and Dodge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-23
EGYPTIANS AND BRITISH
CLASH In BIG UPRISING
(By United press)

. Cairo, Egypt, May al, 500 De-
douins are streaming toward RAM
leh to take part in the general rev.
dictionary uprising, according to re-
ports here today. >'''.''' @-'@
Reports of last nights riotVng at
Alexandria said two Europeans were
sprayed with gasoline and their
clothing. set afire. 49,
Egyptians and Europeans dead
were said to be lying in the street.
British soldiers were in control of
Alexandria, asS'S = Fai 5.'''' o. 7.t1,T q.
The Egyptians continued attack
ing and threatening all Europeans.
British officers cancelled all leave
of absence and prepared their men
to meet any attack. Bodies were
sent out to support detachments
which might be cut off in event Of a
general uprising. .'t-' %
Tourists flocked here from all
Egyptian points anxious to leave the
country before further trouble.