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SOLEMNE FESTIVAL DE LOS CA
BALLEROS DE COLON EN- PONCE

Para celebrar ell fausto aniversa-
RIO del descubrimiento de America.
los Caballeros de Colon de Ponce.
Consejo 1719, "Don Juan Ponce de
Leon, celebraron una solemnfsima
misa en- la que ofci6 el Rvdo. P. Do
mingo Miro, vicario de Guayama v
como maestros de ceremonies los
Rvdos. PIP. Francisco Pampliga de
la Guerra, y como ministro de cere-
monias ell Rvdo. P. Fernandez.
Ocupaban Ell presbiterio numerosos
Caballeros de Colon de Mayaguez. lu-
ciendo su uniforme de cuarto grado
de la Asamblea Ramon Power. asf
como ell senior Vicario Rvdo. P. Luis
y Rvdo. P. Bennazae, de Naguabo.
Ocupo' la catedra ell elocuentfsimo
orador Rvdo. P. Elias Sendra, Pro-
vincial de los Rvdos PIP. Carmelitas.
el qre nos deleit6 con un brillantfsi-
mo discurso, evocando ell glorioso dfa
en- que ell intrepido navegante Girls
tobal Colon, planto en- nuestras pla-
yas Ell estandarte de Castillo, acom-
panado de la gloriosa enseiia del Girls
tianismo entire las cantigas del AVE
A1ARIS STELLA.
En- ell coro Sc cant6 la hermosa obra
del maestro HANNA a tres voces.
acompanada de una nutrida orouesta.
bajo la competente batuta del Rvdo.
P. Barasategui, acompahado de los
Rvdos. PIP. DR.. ]. Florencio Garcia
Justo Garcia, y tambien del Rvdo< P.
Angel Camara, Vicario de German.
A las once termin6 este solemne ac-
to, partiendo la comitiva de la iglc-
sia a la hermosa quinta de don Joa-
qufn Armstrong, sta a ocho kilome-
tros de la ciudad, donde Sc les tenfa
preparado un esplendido banqueto.
durante ell cual hicieron uso de la pa
labra algunos caballeros para senco-
miar ell progreso de esta institdci6n
en- Ia isla.
NOMAR.
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Washington tOIeraEa
IaSjnffaCCiOn0Sdela
IeydeprOhibiCi6ndu-
raDtG Ia COnfeTenCia
(De la Prensa de New YOrk)

WASHINGTON, 2 de octubre.- Los
bebedores de otros dias en- Ell viejo
Washington seco, estan esperanto con
impaciencia los dfas de las discusiones
sobre las grandes armadas en- v1rtud de
que las botellerias privadas van a
ser dotadas de todo aquello con que
ahora Sc hace alusion a los buanos vie
Jos tiempos. Cada hotel sera una Nee
ca para los sedientos y las cantinas
gozaran de inmunidad, estando exentas
por consiguiente de Ia intervention de
los sabuesos de la prohibition.
Cada hotel principal habra reservado
para los delegados sus personales gran
des compartimientos y saloney y en-
algunos casos pisos enteros seran colo
cados disposition de los enviados para
la paz. Por Ell tempo presente hasta
que terminen las discusiones miiitares
navales, todas esas habitaciones 60
zaran del derecho de extraterr!toriali-
dad garantizado las embajada3 le-
gaciones extranjeras. Durante ese pc
riodo seran considerable como terrific
rios extranjeros, dentro de los t6rminos
Gel derecho international y la etica en-
las negociaciones diplomaticas.
81 la mayoria de los diplomaticos ex-
tranjeros no beben whisky, vinos u
otros icores de gran calibre, tendran
huespedes amigos que 81 10 beberan.
Sera un periodo de gala para Ia hospi
talidad. Tristes estaran los salones de
la delegation que no senga sn gran
Quota de amigos distinguidos y no dis
tinguidos, nj su deposito inagotable de
los nqudos acariciadores.
Washington vendra ser unu de los
sitios ''himedos'' de los Estadcs Uni
dos, protegido en- su humedad por la
inmunidad diplomatica.
Ademas de las mansiones puramente
oiciales, con todo 10 necesario al hos
pedaje, los hogares de Washington com
prendidos dentro del espacio de la in
munidad, gozaran tambi6n de horas fes
twas.
Precisamente para alejar toda duda
Ell materia de abundancia de hcores pa
"a las delegaciones extranjeraS sus
hu6spedes mientras esten aqui Sc han
roto las barreras para que afuyan sin
tnterrumpci6n los licores extranjeros a
traves de nuestros puertos.
Los dep6sitos de hcor que van en-
trar por Ia costa seran traidos por las
delegaciones como parte de su equi-
paje, Sc embarcaran en- los paises ex-
tranjeros para consignarse diplomat1
cos extranjeros residences.
Los oiciales, que han tornado partici
pacion en- apartar Ell formalismo permi
tir Ia entrada libre de tales ncores,
cuentan con un verdadero diluvio. Ape
mas 81 los secos trataran de contenerlo.
De hacer sus alegatos al departamento
de Estado, probablemente no seran Oh
dos. Esta es question de cortesia inter-
nacional. Y durante una reunion de
paz, con Ell fin de hacer cesar ell derra
mamiento de sangre entire las naciones,
La verdadera cosa que Ell departsmento
de Estado evitara con escrupulosidad
es Ia descortesia,
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SALON "JUvENTUD"
San Francisco y Cristo.
Hygiene y prOntitud en- los trabajos.
Gumsrsindo G. Felix,
Propietario
SALUD PARA LAS MUJERES
SALON BROADWAY
San Jose Ne. q.

Es muy comun DIR las mujeres quejarss
de la irregularidad de sus organos repro
ductivos. los cuales 81 Sc descuidan causan
innumerables sufrimientos y calamidades.
ST su meristruaci6n es muy abundante, es-
rasa dolorosa irregular; 81 I'd. sufre
malestares, incomodidades, angustias, de-
bilidades, decaimiento, calambres violen-
tos. dolores de cabeza. dolores en- Ia espal.
da y Ia ingle, denas desordenes, este L
indicara que ID necesita tomar inmedia-
tamente Nnevo Salad dc Reno. Este es ell
verdadero remedio para las irregularida-
des femeninas, alivia pronto, evitando asi
serias enfermedades y quizas hasta una
operacion. Tome una botella y note el
marcado efecto. Nae0G Solad de Reno
da salud aeci6n natural al sistema ente'
20 De venta en- todas las droguerias.
5. 3. LEONARDO . CO.. Fabriesuass. New York
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Toda Mujjer!
Toda Madre!
TOda Hija!
Necesita hero periodicamente
para fortalecerIe los nervios,
sonrosar sus mejillas y darle las
fuerzasy vigor de mujerrobusta.

No puede haber mujeres hermosas,
sanas v robustas sin abundancia de
hierro en- la sangre. Especialmente las
niflas que estan haciendose mujeres
necesitan abundancia de ese hero
vitalizador Es, enrealidad, elelemento
Gmprescindibte que necesitan para su
robusto desarrollo. Solo una mujer
sabe las agonias que trae la SUPPRESSION
o la irregularidad menstrual. Las ma
dres deben cuidar que sus hijas tomen
"HIERRO NUXADO" para toda clase
de debilidad asi como para reglas tar
dias dolorosas. En- ell periodo mas
crftico de la vida su porvenir entero
puede ser irremisiblemente danado por
falta de hero organize, "HIERRO
NUXADO" en- la sangre.
'HIERRO NUXADO''ses puro ali
mento para la sangre. No, solo la en-
riquece sino cue ayuda crear millares
de gl6bulos rojos en- la sangre, devol-
viendo las rosas a las mejillas palidas,
el brillo v viveza a los ojos amortecidos
v con frecuencia trae tambien alivio de
los dolores agudos durante las reglas v
del elgranpeGgroque causan las supresio-
nes menstruales. Los medicos recetan
'HIERRO NUXADO". Proc1rese un
frasco hoy mismo. Pruebelo por un
mes Y yea la diferencia en- su salud Y
bienestar. Deventa en- las buenas far
.macias Y droguerfas. Cuidado con las
imitaciones. Asegdrese de obtener ell
legitimo "HIERR0 NUXADO" que
lleva la frma de Dae Health Labora-
tories,
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TTTHHRARIO

De les trohss en- vtgsr assds
81 ! de AgOsto de 1877, re-
VisAao 81 4 aoAg0sto. 1913.
MsTAmoMHa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
OF CANNER|ES
MEANS HEAVY LOSSES
This Work Formerly Gave Big
Wages to Many. and Local
Merchants Did Well.

| Special Correspondence Every Evening
| Seaford. July 2l.--According u to In
| formation received here, 1t is not likely
that more than two canning houses
| i'm Sussex county VIII operate on
tomatoes this fall. This Is due to the
| fact that there are no tomatoes To be
| had i'm great numbers in the county,
| the farmers refusing to plant them AT
the prices prevailing at planting time.
A member of the firm OF the Lloyd
Moore Canning Co. of Blades said yes
terday that they may operate their
cannery for a brief time. but no toma-
toes Of any consequence will be put
up.
The Gamers are feeling a bit better
these days because the canned goods
market is looking up to some extent,
and one of Seaford's well-known pack
ers said he believed it would continue
to rise until the canned goods of the
Peninsula could be shipped at a profit
TO the packers. He also said he be-
lieved the lay-off i'm the pack of toma-
toes this year would be best for both
Gamers and growers. It would give
the packers a chance to clean out a
lot OF the canned goods they have on
hand and give them fresh start with
better market for next years bust
ness.
While IL may be benefit for the
canner and grower. the lack of can
ming houses running I'm the county
will work a great hardship on the
laboring people, who look to the can
ming house each year for big returns
in a financial way. Many a man in
the county takes his whole family 10
the canning house in the fall and the ir
weekly returns are sometimes 500
or more.
The lack of the canning house In
operation also will be felt by tho mer-
chants of the county. There is one
canncry in Seaford that employs about
600 persons when operating on toma-
| toes. These workers are paid big
,,r,rr,'y by the packers. and when thev
get II they spend IL. Hundreds are
brought here to help put up the pack
II there is a ftili crop on. While some
few OF these people save their money
and take ii home with them, the great
majority of them spend IL right where
they make il. On a Saturday nigh,
in towns like Seaford. when the can
neries are in operation every store is
crowded with shoppers. and extra
clerks have TO be put on. The loss oi
this trade will be severely felt by
merchants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
BETTERTCN, MD.
HOTEL BETTERTON

High location: magnificent view of Chesa-
peaae Bay one square from beach. V ege-
tables from our own garden. Open all
wear Bnnklet. LAS II GREW prnnrietnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Nd. July 21.-A meeting Of
the new fire company at Rising Sun
was held last evening. when members
were assigned TO the different de-
partnlents of the company.
Assistant Track Foreman Price
Morris severely mashed his right foot
day, and is confined 10 his home at
Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W Farnsworth Of
Hartford, Conn. are spending a few
weeks visiting friends in Cecil county.
Mrs. F'arnsworth is daughter of
Rev. A. S. Mowbray, formerly Of NJ.
Z. churches in Cecil county and Will
mington. She and her husband did
Near East Relief work in Europe.
where they first met.
The second child welfare clinic. con-
Quoted as part of the public health
work Of this county. was held yester-
day afternoon at Nesbitt Hall, Port
Deposit. under the direction of Miss
Viola Hahn. county nurse.
Professor Barclay Reynolds OF
Wayne, Pa. is spending the summer
with relatives al Rising Sun.
leaky oil stove in the home OF
Miss Lois White of the Chrome Sec
ton caused fire that threatened seri-
Jus consequences, yesterday, but
neighbors with buckets extinguishec
the blaze.
Isaac Hall and family Of Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio, are spending the summer
with his brother, John A. Hall. neai
Rising Sur. This is the first time tn.
brothers have seen each other in 2s
years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

reduction in the discount rate ol
federal reserve banks IN Boston. New
York. Philadelphia and san Francisco
from s 10 81 per cent. was made yes
ferdsr. effective today
Net earnings OF about 81 500 900, equal.
after preferred dividends. TO close TO 50
. share on common. are reported by the
AIhs-C Chslmers Manufacturing Company
fbr first half Of current year.
The Foro Motor Company has orders
viii reach l0e 600 cars. Dodge Brothers
Are understood 20 ne booked for 10000
ears. while the Buick is behind on orders
With both striving for Increased output
a special meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Delaware. Lackswanna and Western
Railroad Company will be held today 20
authorize an increase IN the capital stock
BY 1000 600. TO cover the proposed 100
per cent STOCK dividend 20 capitalize part
81 the accumulated surplus The road has
outstanding Ss2 .217 600 Of stock
Tne A tlas Powder Co has authorized
the issuance and sale OF 81 900 600 If
tsen@year - per cent convertible gold
bonds dated August i 1921 and due Al-
81 the issue will be used 20 liquidate the
floating intereSt-bearins indebtedness OF
the company The bonds will be con-
vcrtible into common stock at the rate Of
si1S per share.
The directors OF the studebaker Cor
poration IN their dividend meeting later
iu this month viii not declare an extra
disbursement on its stock in cash or
stocs. according 60 one Of their number
The report that such artion Wa confirm
plated rumor put forth ia the
street when Studehaker shares were Ia y
ing rather important upward movement
SD al that time II believed that the
report was circulated Lore for stoca mar
Little credence has b en- given 20 il ~
any time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
AMERICA TO COME HERE.
Famous Racing Yacht VIII Visit VII
mIngfon In Septemb ber.

The famous racing yacht America
will call here some time In September
on her proposed last voyage from Bos-
ton to Annapolis. This famous old
boat lifted the English cup III 1851.
plan lis proposed to enlist the aid of
Mayor Harvey and other city officials
in preparing a brass plate with the
city seal for insertion on the rail of
the yacht I'm order to commemorate
the event. From the previous port of
call small delegation from the city
will be invited to make the run. The
yacht is scheduled to call at about 20
cities.
The yacht will be formally received
Mt Annapolis by Secretary DENLY. who
will pay over to Mr.. Foster 81, the
purchase price of the yacht. A sub
chaser will be furnished by the secre-
tary for towing purposes. In order
to comply with the request of the
secretary that the yacht be turned
over to the government in suitable
condition. a fund OF $4,000 will be
necessary. About 81, 900 of this
amount Is being raised by yachtsmen
In Boston and New York and the other
cities on the itinerary are asked to
JOIN the lst Oh tontfinutols ana sup
ply the remainder. 10 is suggested
that each city raise it's quota 10y regu-
lar subscription, preferably among
yachtsmen
The fund will be administered by
an advisory board, consisting of State
Treasurer James jackson. of Massa-
chusetts, Charles X. Cummings.
well-known Boston architect, Charles
Francis Adams. skipper of the cup
defender Resolute. and 4. Nelson
Perkins. member OF the Harvard
College Corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
STOCK PRICES DECLINE;
MARKET IS VERY DULL
Trading Fails to Respond tc
Lower Discounts; Foreign
Exchange Unsettled.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening


New York. July 2i.-tWall Street,
1880 a. mb-The stock market made
only casual response at the opening
of today's trading to easier credit con-
ditions. Lower discount rates an
nounced yesterday by the Federal Re-
serve Banks and today's reduction OF
the Bank of England rate, seemed TO
impcl little short covering.
Mexican Petroleum lost Il points
II the outset and heaviness was
shown by other oils, as we'll as inde-
pendent steels and food issues.
rirmness marked the trading in
Reading, United States Rubber and
American Tobacco.
Foreign exchange was moro unset
tied with British demand bills at
3.6Th.
Noon-Trading lapsed into extreme
dullness during the morning. The
frst hours sales fell considerably be-
low 100000 shares.
Foreign oils sustained further loss
cs. Mexican and Pam American Petro-
leums. General Asphalt and Royal
Dutch declining l TO points.
Steels and motor accessories, in
Guiding rubber shares. continued to
case. Changes among rails were ir-
gains and losses.
Call money reflected the lower dis
count rates at an opening quotation
of 5is per cent as against the recent
6 per cent rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
JURORS DRAWN FOR
CECIL COUNTY COURT
Associate Judge Wickes Selects
Panel to Serve for the
Next Term.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md, July 21.--AssociatC
Judge wickes Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county has drawn the follow
ing jurors for the September term OF
court:
Cecilton district-Edgar j. Davis
William T. Clark. William II. Hus-
felt, S. Wills Lusby. Custis c. Price
John T. Coppage.
Chesa peake City-Guy X. Biddle
Peter OFT. Jacob Allen. Arthur NJ. Nor
gan. Seth S. Sawtelle, John T. Warner
Elkton--Arthur Evans. E. Lewis
Robinson, Daniel Harvey, Howard
Green. Edward c. Pierson. zachariah
c. Mckenney, James Maloney.
Fair Hill - Gustavus Henderson
Howard A. Mackie. John r. DeCray
Arthur NJ Scott. James Nowland.
North East-John W. Gamble
Benjamin Racine, Russell j. Reed
Harry Arrants, Wilmer ]. Falls.
Rising Sun-William j. SINNERS
]. Harry Maxwell. George W. Poist
Roscoe Rawlings, Andrew J. Jones
Harvey T. Davis.
Port Deposit-Nelson b. Fisher
Clyde c. Hull. Frank A. Reynolds
Hammond c. Nickle, David T. St
Clair. Levi Z. Patterson, Clinton Wat
son.
Conowingo-John A. McVey. Viii
liam A Grubb. Edward Z. Dawson.
Calvert-John NJ. Clayton, William
81. Holmes. George c. Logan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
PHIA. PRODUCE MARKET.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening


Philadelphia. July 2l.-wheat. low
or; No. 3 red winter. l.s7@1,40: doz
garlicky. 1.ss@1.2s.
Corn. lower; No. for export, 74G
-: do, No. .. 72@7S; No. yellow
for local trade. S1@S2.
Oats. higher; No. white. 510511s: !:
No. white. 5oG5oh.
Butter. higher; nearby prints, fancy.
ssGSa: western creamery. extra, SO
asa.
Eggs firm; nearby extra firsts. 35:
do. firsts. 81: western extra. firsts. 81
ds5: do. firsts. SS; fancy selected.
packed. 4s@47.
Cheese. higher; New York whole
milk. fancy flats. fresh. 21h@22; com
mon TO good. 20@21; longhorn. fresh,
e2G2s: single daisies. fresh. 2lts @22.
Live poultry. steady: fowls. as to
quality. 2S@s3: spring chickens.
hroilers. not leghorns. 3oG42; do. leg
horns. 25G3i: old roosters. I6@IS;
ducks. white Pekin. 1S@19: mixed
oolors. 1s6is.
Dressed poultry. firm: fowls. fresh
killed. choice TO fancy, SsM3S;
do. small sizes. 25@ss; trolling
chickens. $500; western, s5Gss; old
ROSTERS. Is@ss: ducks, Long Island,
IS: do. nearby, q.
Potatoes. higher; No. /. Southern,
s.SoCGs.25; nearby, per basket. No. /,
sSGs5: No. .. S5<G45.
Flour. firm. quiet; soft winter
straight western. s.eo@T.Io; do, near
BY. s.5oG7.oo; hard winter. straight,
i-2SGs.5o: do. short patent. S.s0G9. 90 /;
,pring first. clear. 7.5o@7.75: do,
patent. s.75G10.oo: do. short patent,
lo-c5G 1850: fancy spring and city
mills patent. family brand, 10.25@I1 90
Hay quiet but firm: timothy No. 2,
li.oOG22.o0 per ton; No. 5, do. 1s.00G
1900. sample 16.o0@17.o0: no grade,
ii.00dl3.00; clover mixed hay, light
mixed. ls.5o4 1000; No. /. mixed. 1900
GIe.oo.
Tallow. dull; prime city loose. 81 i:
10. special loose. 4i2; prime country,
,i- edible in tierces, 6.
Bran. higher and firm; soft winter
western in 100 pound sacks, $4,000
.e.So: spring. 25.oo@25.5o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co., du Pont Building,
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover, July 2I.-Charters we're filed
mere, yesterday, as follows.
Industrial Operating Corporation. Chi
cago, III, capital, 80 900 600; Central
Warehouse and Refrigeration Co. VII
mlngton. Del. 81, SOC. 600 Marshall " eden
Manufacturing Co, New YORK City. 81
oJo.JOo: tazquez Engineering Corpora
ton, Wilmington Del 81 OOU oo0: ideal
productions. Inc, Dover, Del, $3.50 OOU:
Netn Wire Tying Machine Corporation
New York City, S5UO,O0O; Sickle Lunl-
Der Corporation Wilmington. Del x4u1 :
OO0; Davis Equipment Co, New York
CITY. s25O,O00; Haring Paper Corpora tion
New YORK City, slOO.OO0: Besteyer spe-
eialty Co. " iimington. Del. $4,000;
sunshine Wholesale Drug Manufacfurjng
Co, " hiikes-Barre. Pa. S25 ,OOO.
Change of name Of Akron-O Oyeriand Tire
Co, Newark, ". D., TO Kanger Rubber
20: Grittn Manufacturing Co, Phil-
4siphia Pa, 20 Grif1n Choker ASH Tray.
me Lyon Botanical Co, New York
Slfy, 10 Nickelle- Rowland Go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

kellogg Switchboard and Supply Com
pany quarterly Of per cent. payabi
July 80.
Martin Parry Corporation. quarterly nf
80 cents a share payable september /
bntar1o steel Products Company. an
puai OF Z per cent on preferred payable
quarterly November Is February Is,
May J.. ana August 10. 1922 also quar-
tFrly vf Z per cent on common. payable
August IS
Pscihc Mills. quarterly. Of 3 per cent
pss ahis August D.
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Company.
s. share. payable August s.
Pullman Company. quarterly % per
cent. payable August IS
eoutnern California Edison Company
quarterly of per cent on common. pay
abe Augu~t IS
stewart Warner Speedometer Corpora-
tlpn. quarterly of so cents a share nav
able August IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
HonL R/ZZHEY

New York Ave. near Beach Newly fur
nished and redecorated Offering excellent
accommodations with home cooking. at
reduced rates j BTCKAR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personal

JAMES r. FAULKNEH-Hh moved bis
roofing business from 6i9 Walnut street
and has established his new business at
fIOJ-O7 Hea street.
TYPEwRITING- rnimso-
graphing. addressoographing. prirt-
ing multigraphing. X. A. HOrner On
Ninth and SIMPLIFY streets PhoDe 528s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
NEW RIVER BOAT.
The Samuel NJ. Denney Launched al
Paulsbro, y. j.

ponn,s Grove. y. J.. July 2I.-Int
samuel Nj. Denney, river sfelshl
boat, was launched at Paulsoofo YES
terday afternoon by Captain N. Den
ney. The grandson OF the owner, sam
ueI NJ. Denney. II years old ot2ke 4
bottle of water over the irelshtet =
il slid off the ways.
The boat is 10 feet in length, . Ieel
,,a,,,, win hull feet in depth. II
i eo,,inned with a 200-horse power
-, h,rninp engine, The boat will ply
between Bridgeton and camden. and
during the winter will be engaged IN
general river traffic. Captain Denney,
who is rs years old. Will command the
boat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
MATINEE RACES.
Attractive Program for Saturday
Afternoon Matinee Events
af Fair Grounds

ut r MT nFnHUuss
The Delaware Horse Show Associa-
lion has scheduled some interesting
matinee races for Saturday afternoon
al the Fair Grounds. The races are
mile heats. 2 in 3. The entries are as
follows;
Event No. l.
Prince H. br. e.. by Prince March
Betty Bros.
Vera March, s. m. by Prince March
William Newlin.
Emily r., b. m. by Austin Burns;
Lew Seth.
Lillian Russell. $. M. by Idle j
John +. zehley.
Nettic Re Shure. b. m. by BE Shure
q. H. Perry.
Event No 2.
Para Belle, =. m. by paraiizer; Bet
" Bros.
Peter w. b. g.. by Cressun Mack
William NJ. Taylor.
Matt H.. b. e.. by Delaware knight.
NJ r Hayden.
Event No. 2.
Roma. h. m. by Lord Dewey. Har.
ry Rose
Cochatto Girl. > m. by Chief Co
chatto. Charles T.. Donovan.
]. =. r.. b. &. unknown: John r
Zehley.
Dillon wiltondale Mr.. Mitchell.
Bonnie L.. s. m: Mr. Pierce.
Event No. 4.
Evelyn Belle. blk. m; William II
Lucas.
Baron Red S. H., by Wheelel
Wilkes; David Ford.
Director Wilkes, $. e.. by Belmont
wilkes; F.. s :, Stanert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
Thomas Donoho Joins Laurel.

Seaford. July 21.--Thomas Donoho
brother of Dorsey Donoho, now plav-
ing with the Dover team and captain
of the University of Delaware team
last spring has signed with Laurel
and PLAYED his first game yesterday
with that club against Mardella He
showed up well for his first game.