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The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
Studied Newest in Dentistry

While at Little Rock in attendance at the annual meeting of the state dental society Dr. L. o. Dickson of Mena, had opportunity of studying under some of the best known dental surgeons of the country. Three clin.. ics were in charge of Dr. Owens of St. Louis, Dr. Nesbit of Boston and Dr. Arthur E. Smith of Chicago. Dr. Dickson made a speciality of the course in the new and improved method of nerve blocking in the clinics conduct ed by Dr Smith,,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
They Brought Back the Fish.

Jasper MlddIeton and Tom Wallace arrived home Thursday morning from their trip to Red Lake in Little River county. They report great outing, being members of party of anglers from Hatfield. About 250 pounds of buffalo and other fish were brought back with the party.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
A Lizzie" Goes on Hard Job.

] s. c. Payne, forest ranger al
 Eagleton, was in Mena Thursday and bought Ford touring car from the
 Proctor- Smith Motor Company. For sster Payne lives in region that IS 'eparated from Mena by some of the toughest country in the state and his purchase of a Ford to traverse that
 distance may we'll be taken as com pliment to that make of car.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
Transfer Comnany Moves,

The Daniels Transfer Company has moved it's office and storage rooms to the new Disheroon building on East Pickering avenue. In the new struc- ture the company will have as near fireproof protection for it's fleet of trucks and storage goods as can be found in Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
Painful Accident to Gravel Hauler.

While unloading gravel on the Jeff erson Highway west of Mena Thurs day afternoon, Lem Eubanks suffered injury resulting in three broken ribs. The handle of device for unloading a big truck struck him in the chest. The hurt while painful, is not con sidered serious.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All lchildren troubled with Worms have sn un- healthy color. which indicates poor blood and as rule. there Is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVES TASTEL.ESS CHILL TONIC given ree1- lary for two or three weeks will enrich the blood
 improve the digestion. and sct as general Strength enine Tonic tc the whole sy1sem. Nature ~dil then shfo= Of e cispss fss worms aud thH Child viii be in perfees health Pleasant to take 55c Der bottle
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
The Star to South America.

One of the newest subscriptions to The Star comes from Karl E. Bennett, kancagua, Chile, South America. MT. bennett is with the Braden Copper company, but expects to be there 'ut a few months longer, but says he NH keep The Star coming.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09
Lost Their Raby Boy.

On Saturday, June 4, occurred the teath of Raymond. l4-months-old son ei Mir. and Mrs. Walter c. Bunch, at
 Nickes. Interment was in the Dan, 'eis cemetery, the little one being laid beside little brother, who died seven fears ago.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-09

Rub-My- -Tism is a great pain killer Relieves pain and soreness kheuma- tisms. Neuralgia, Sprains, etc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
GREENHAwK IN FRANCE.
Boy Scouts Chief Wires Greetings Ia
All Local Troops.

A message has been received by the
local council Of Boy Scouts from Chief
Greenhassk containing greetings and
stating that he had arrived in France
safely. The message was sent from
Havre. on Monday.
About 35 Boy Scouts we're present
at the opening Of Camp Caesar Rod
ney last Saturday. Judging from the
large number Of applications being
received. this number viii BE- increased
to IS or 90 by next week. A track
meet was held on Monday. and q fire.
works display in the evening.
The activities OF the FIRST few days
of camp included boat races, sailing
trips. and volley and basket bail
games between the red and blue Sec
tions Of camp Camp-fires are start
ID every night.
The Pine Tree Patrol Of Troop No.
&c Of which Mr.. Shorts is scoutmas-
ter. spent Saturday. sunday and Mon
day at chadds Ford. Troop No. ~.
with their assistant scoutmaster, Mr..
Heyl. camped over the Fourth at
Media. Pa.
Full particulars regarding the Clti-
zens' Training Camp, which is open
free Of charge TO boys and men be-
tween ls and IS years. can be secured
1T scout headquarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
GREENHILL SHOOT.
Local Organization to Hold Big Event
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Greenhill Club will stage to-
morrow afternoon the fourth OF the
series oC the Registered club shoots
and on account of il being the first
shoot since the State Tournament a
large number Of shooters are expected
to he on hand. Shooting Will COM
mence at and trophies will be
awarded on the Lewis class system
with q class for each ten shooters.
The American Trapshooting As
sociation VIII award a trophy 10 high
gun in each class and the Greenhill
Club will give a trophy to the runner
up in the class. Trophies will be given
based on the scores made on the first
fifty targets OF the program.
The last fifty targets are registered
and will also count in the official
averages Of the American Trapshoot-
ing Association il a contestant elects
TO shoot them. A trap will be set aside
for practice targets for those not wish
ing 10 compete in the regular events
Double targets will also be a feature
Of the, day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
ATLAS AND HERCULES
WILL. MEET TONIGHT
Fast Ball Game Expected at
du Pont Country Club
Grounds.

This evening the baseball teams of
the Hercules and Atlas Companies will
meet on the diamond of the du Pont
Country Club. The game that Atlas
was TO have played with du Pont last
Friday was postponed on account of
wet grounds.
league known as the Powder League,
which has been formed in order TO de-
termine the champion OF the powder
companies. Each team will play the
other clubs two games each.
great deal OF enthusiasm has
been aroused over this friendly com
petition. IL is expected that each
company will try to outdo the other in
bringing the greatest number Of LOYAL
rooters.
Admission TO all these games Is
free and every one is cordially invited
20 attend. The Atlas team. which will
meet Hercules this evening consists of
the following Catchers, Rutter. Allen:
pitchers. Lohnk, Smith. McElwee !.
first base, Horn: second base. Me-
Andrews: shortstop. Doherty: third
base, l.earyr; left field. Sturgis: center
field. Reece: right field, Baker. sub
stitutes, Dickey. L. Porter, IAltemus.
Williams, Zimmerman and Maxwell.
The schedule for the remaining
games of the series:
July S--Atlas VS.. Hercules.
July lS-du Pont VS.. Hercules.
July 22-du Pont vs.. Atlas.
July 2s-Atlas vs.. Hercules.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
LERMAKERS PLAN
| An Open MR. SHOW
Kid Sum to Meet Willie Allen
in Semi-Windup
Bout.

on wednesday night. July fs.
fweather permiutinE1 the boiler
makers Athletic Committee will give
another open mir show ut Harlan
Field "Wednesday evening, July 13, at
s. And every two weeks II the sport
ing fans show they desire il. These
shows will be given for the benefit
of the sick and distressed members Of
their local.
They propose 10 have the best men
they can obtain from the ranks OF
the different locals situated in the
different cities OF the East. For the
coming affair they have not COM
pleted their bill, but viii have IL
ready for publication In a few days
'rhev have secured some of the hest
men in the East for the show. They
have for the seini-windup Kid Sum.
who claims the bantamweight title of
Delaware, member of the Delaware
A. C.. and Willie Alien. Philadelphia &
sensa tionnl bantamweight. who has
defeated Ray Belmont. Joe Christie,
twice: Marty Kane, twice; Young
Fulton, BATTLING paekos.. twice: In
dian Russell twice: Patsy Wallace
and a number of others. This bout
should be a hummer from start TO
finish a. both boys are in wonderful
condition. Kid Sum will have 70
travel at top speed to come out on
the right side of this boy.
The lovers Of this sport can feel
assured that they will not have to
suffer from the heat when they at
tend any Of the Boilermakers' shows
as they can enjoy the cool breezes
over on the Harlan Ball Field and
as the time to start their show has
been set for s o'clock. II is generally
cool at that tiine. In case Of ruin
the public is notified To hold their
tickets until the following Wednesday.
The excellent lighting arrangements
which were a feature at their last
show win be looked after this time for
the benefit Of the patrons. Also the
seating arrangements will be well
taken care Of by the committee In
charge. Another feature the fans
can enjoy Is smoking to their hearts
delight
Tickets can be secured at the head
quarters. COS French strest, Irish
American Hall or at the ban grounds
on the date of the show. Wednesday
night. July 13.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
KEYSTONE CLUB IS
| READY FOR BIG SHOW
Mickey Morris Meets Eddie
Small Tonight in Windup at
Pythian Castle.

The keystone Field Club has every
thing ready for the biggest show OF
the season which win take place this
evening at Pythian Castle. aos West
street. Every bout that is booked for
tonight is a regular windup.
The final bout on the card brings
together Mickey Morris. the fast ris-
ing fyweight of this city, and II. o.
Eddie Small. Of Philadelphia. This
should he the fastest fight of the sea-
son as both boys are fast and will set
terrific pace. Morris is in the pink
OF condition, having trained all week
at the keystone Field Club, Small has
worked out at the health farm of
Freddy Corbett at Essington and is
reported 10 he in great shape.
The seni-windup brings together
Battling Barnes. the local X. o. ar
tist and Joe Marks OF Philadelphia.
| The local matchmaker has seen the
Philadelphia boy in action several
times and assures the local fans that
the battler is in for hard fight.
Barnes, on the other hand is in great
shape and will most likely carry the
Quaker City lad at a fast clip.
The main preliminary will give the
local fans chance TO see Kid Chad
wick in action against "A tough light
weight as his opponent, Georgia RI s.
sell is one of the best lghtweights
in Philadelphia. This will be Chad
wick's first appearance in this city
/ for long time and no doubt a large
crowd of his friends in this city will
turn out TO see him in action.
The second bout will he between
/ Toughey Dugan. OF Port Richmond
and joe Richards Of Camden. This
will be a tough bout as both boys are
among the fastest lads that ever ap-
neared in this city. The opener will
be between Pete Devine of this city
and Chester Jack Dempsey. The nrst
bout will start at S.s5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Totals
cHEsTERToWN
NINTH WARD QUITS.
Popular Athletic Club Drops From
All. Wilmington Circuit.

Ninth Ward gave up its berth IN the
ALI Wilmington League last night and
the vacancy was filled Immediately
by the Crescent Club. who expect 10
put a first class team III the field for
the second half of the season. fMidge"
Mclaughlin will manage he new
team.
Ninth Ward mas had considerable
trouble in holding its players. The
Ninth Ward club was not in favor of
the split season method.
The league will get away on its
second half this Saturday. The
schedule viii be as follows: Eleventh
Ward at parkside. umpire. Smith:
Crescent az Defiance. umpire, Me-
Connell South Side-E Eden at Brown
son, umpire, Edward Glenn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
DOWNS
SOUTH S|OE-EDEN
Lefty Russell. for Winners, Al
lows But Two Hits: Teams.
Field Brilliantly.

Park side won the pennant for the
first half season in the All-Wilming-
ton League yesterday afternoon, hy
defeating South Side-Eden, 80. Lefty
Russell. who was on the mound for
the victors. allowed hut two hits.
while Martin. who pitched for South
Side-E Eden, was touched for five.
The game was featured by the bril-
liant fielding OF both teams. Red
Wright made several sensational
stops The contest was called in the
eighth inning, on account Of darkness.
FSankie Glenn was removed from the
game in the sixth inning, when he is
said 70 have replied to a bleacherite
by tossing the ball into the left field
stands. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
FIVE POINTS Busy.
snburbanites Playing Great Game
With Fast Teams.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park. July S.--Iiaring
added the scalps Of the Fame 4. A.
and the Delaware Bronze to their belt
the Five Points ball team. under the
management OF George Foster, viii
line up against the Eleventh Ward
team at the Esimhurst field on Tues
day evening of next week. The locals
viii play the West End team here on
Thursday evening.
With these two games scheduled
for the mid week. and the Elmhurst
team of the Newspaper League play
ing here on Wednesday night. and the
Five Pointers playing at home on the
following Saturday. bali fans will be
in their glory next week.
The local team Of the Suburban
League has been materially strength
ened with the securing OF Foster AZ
one Of the twirlers ard with Ganuert
as a working partner great things
are expected Of MIN during the re.
mainder Of the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
RUTH KEEPS PROMISE.
Home Run King Visits Former Pre-
feet of St Mary's Industrial School.

BY Assccsz se1 Ep-ess &c Every Evening
Pittsburg Pa. July S.-Babe Ruth.
playing here yesterday with ths New
York Americans in an exhibition game
With the Pittsburg Pirates. kept a
promise TO T. 3. Doyle. prefect of St.
PauIs Orphanage at lakewood and
visited the institution. Doyle former
~ was prefect at St. Mary's Indus
trial School of Baltimore. where Ruth
spent his boyhood days. The ia
nous ball player was accompanied by
Rabbit. Maranville and Charley
Grimm, Of the Pirates.
Ruth went 10 bat before the eight
hundred children at the orphanage
and was famed the first time up by
Mike Radansky, aged II, crack
pitcher of st. Pauls. Then Maran-
vile took Mikes place and the home
run king m4shed the ball ali over the
place 10 the delight Of the fans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
!e Defeats South Side Eden 80; Keystone Bouts
10 rLY ACROSS rAcIrrc.

~ Associated Press to Every i5yening.
Sydney. y. Is w. July s.---Au no
pinne flight across the Pacific ocean
s 70 b. ATTEMPTED soon. u 'vus an.
nouneed feeeHiiy, by an Australia
aviator. Lieutenant y. >. Parer. 1he
some time ago few from England tc
sydney.
To raise fifteen thousand pounds
10. 0nance the ffsnspacinc attempt
fdentenant Parer has started on an
exhibition fight around Australia n
will b. possible % follow chain ~
islands from Australia two thirds a
the way across. but On the Amcricsn
side of the ocean there win b. a long
stretch 81 which there ls 10 land.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
AS Tie For seventh Place.

Cleveland. July S.-The fighting A S
took the fall out of the Cleveland
worlds champions yesterday by the
score Of 3 to 3, and incidentally tied
the Chi Sox for seventh place in the
league. IL is the first time in the
last five years that the Macks have
been IN seventh place at this time
Of the seasons This climb was made
possible BY the losing of "A double
header by the White Sox TO Detroit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
ROCKEFELLER PLAYS GOLF
on HIS SGD BIRTHDAY

BY Associated Preys to Every Evening
Tarrytown, n. -, July 8.-John D.
Rockefeller today celebrated his s2d
birthday anniversary by playing golf
during the morning hours, and ride
was on the program for the afternoon
His son and family were invited %
dinner to formally celebrate the event.
Despite the heat Mr.. Rockefeller is
on tho golf links almost daily and his
health appears to be excellent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

The Richardson Park Juniors de-
feated Belmont, SIS, on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Five Points team last night
easily defeated the Delaware Bronze
team, 80. Foster, who pitched for
the winning nine. worked well, de-
spite the fact that he worked in an
eighteen inning game on Monday
afternoon.
Harlan Giants and Wilmington
Giants viii meet in a twilight game
at Second and du Pont streets this
evening.
Defiance will play the Fame A. 4.
It Conrad street grounds tonight. A
big crowd is expected to turn out for
this game.
Ninth Ward, formerly of the ALI
Wilmington League, would like to ar
range games with any fast indepen-
dent teams in the State. Send chal-
lenges TO Manager McElroy. Thir-
teenth and Heald streets, or phone
63os.
Harlan Giants added another victory
TO their credit last night. when they
defeated the strong Norwood. Pa.
team. 10-I. Walker pitched a great
game for the locals, allowing but
three hits and tanning seventeen.
The Delaware Bloomer girls claim
the girls championship OF the city
and state and are ready 10 defend the
title against any club. Mrs. S. Potts.
Of the mailing department Of the du
Pont company, is manager of the
team. Edward Conley Is coach.
The Press Recreation Club will bat
tie with the Highland BIoomer girls
tonight at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets. Great rivalry exists between
these two teams and a large crowd is
expected TO be on hand for the con-
test. Miss Parkinson will pitch for
the Press Club, while Mrs. Hethering-
ton will be on the receiving end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Brookes to Miss paws Cup Matches.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Pittsburg. Pa, July S.-Norman
Brookes. of the AuStralasian Davis
Cup team. will not be represented at
the Davis Cup matches here August
4, and 6. it was learned here to-
day. Brookes, according TO members
Of the team who arrived at Van
eouver, b. G.. July 4. did NOT captain
the aggregation because he felt that
he was not physically fit TO stand the
work even of the elimination contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
LOOKING FOR KID SUM.

Fred Denn, manager Of Sammy
Schin, local boxer, would like to ar
range a match for his man with Kid
sum. for the bantamweight cham
pionship Of the State. DEM claims his
mar is the logical contender for the
title, by virtue Of his defeat Of Buckley
MeGinnis. considered ono { the best
boys in the state at that weight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
ADVERTISING TAKES SECOND.
Sales Team on Short End of ii.6.
Extra Inning aame.

The Advertising team won their Sec
ond game OF a double header yester-
day afternoon. when they defeated
the Sales team. 1l-G. an extra in
ming being required to decide the win
ner. Miss Julia Martin pitched both
games OF the double header and work
ed in great form. Miss Oakes twirled
well for the Sales team. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
wheeler Given Tryout.

By. Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Pittsburg. July g.-P1oyd Wheeler.
a rieht-handed pitcher of London,
Ontario, WIS given = brief tryout be-
fore Manager Gibson Fl the Pittsburg
Pirates here yesterday. He was in
the box during part of the batting
practice before the exhibition game
with the New York Yankees began
and his delivery pleased the Pirate
manager. 1t IA probable that he viii
be sent 10 the Birmingham team
under an optional agreement that he
may gain some experience.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Totals 10 II 81 10 ]
GEHDNn papTTGT
WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT.
Experimental Traffic Continues Win
ming Streak In du Pont Circuit.

The Experimental-Thaffi baseball
team won their fourth straight VIC
tory in the second series of games in
the Wonen's Baseball League of the
du Pont Country Club. The game
yesterday afternoon was featured by
the pitching Of Julia Lynch and the
team work of the Experimental -Traf-
fic team. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Clayton A. c. Alter Games.

Clayton 4. G. would like 10 hear
from any II or 1s-year-old team IN
or out of the city for twilight games
for any evening, or Saturday after
noon, except Tuesday evening. Adj
dress challenges 10. |. Grossan. Nc 100
Ruth street. or ]. Grant, No. 12a North
Clayton street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
DOVER SwAMPED.
Chestertown Nine Gives Capital Team
Good INNING.

Dover. July S.-Dover received its
worst defeat of the season at the
hands of the Chestertown nine yester-
day. "A to 1. The listless playing Of
the Dover players made the affair an
uninteresting game from the start.
Wright pitched an excellent game
for Chestertown and this is the fifth
time he has defeated the Dover team
this year and yesterdays game was
the easiest one Of the five. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
up.to. Minute batting Lenders.
Rockland A. c. Wants Games.

The Rockland 4. G. has reorganfzed
and are without a game for Saturday
afternoon at their grounds. Any frst
class team desiring games write to j..
Ewing. RocISland. or cali 593t-W
after $50 in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Ezlon We. Union. Kirkwood
Park, D. m.
Fame A. A. VS. Defiance,
Third and Adams. e.f5.
Harlan Giants vs.. Wilmington
Giants. Second and du pont
streets 6 y. m.
Press Recreation vs. Highland
at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
$40 y. m.
Baltimore Div. vs.. Maryland
Div. pennsy Field.
St Hedwfg's All-stars ".
Fourth Ward, Fourth and
Church, y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
srArLrn PARK DrrEArrp.
Clayton Wins Exciting Game In Inter
seighb1rhDnd League.

m fast ahd exciting game on
Tuesday evening Clayton baseball
team Of the Inter. .NeiRhborhood Base.
hall League defeated the fast stapler
Park team, 70 q
The pitching Of Burke for Clayton
was Of big league style. striking OUT
"A men, closely followed ~ Ward "a
stapler, who downed ~ by the strike
out route. Another feature was the
home run BY Pierson ~ Clayton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Grange to Play workhouse Team.

Hockessin Grange baseball team will
play the workhouse nine al the work
house tomorrow afternoon. The game
viii start at 2.sO. The game
was arranged by Frank Yearsley, Of
the grange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
MT. SALEM TAKES ONE.
Jones Fans Nine in Church League
Game at Baynard Field.

Mt. Salem won an ST victory over
Goodman at Baynard Field yesterday
afternoon. Jones famed nine. Carbon
and Dickerson had doubles to their
credit. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Totals
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ADVERTISING
CENTERyILLE WINS.
Jessr's SIaf1fs Prove Enigma TO Fed
eralsburg Players.

seaford, July S.-Manager Horsey' 5
CentervilIe aggregation trimmed Fed
eralsburg yesterday on the latter's
grounds, 6-3 Legar could not be solv-
ed by Centerville in the early innings
but his support weakened and the
queen Anne boys touched him more
freely in the latter part of the game
Score by Innings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
KEYSTONE BOUTS
AT rYTHlAN CASTLE

Grand Windup.
Mickey Morris VS.. h. Q. Ed
die Small, OF Philadelphia.
Semi lndup.
Battling Barnes VS.. Joe Marks.
of Philadelphia.
Main Preliminary.
Kid Chadwick VS.. Cieorgie
Russell. of Philadelphia.
Second Rout
TouEhey Dugan. OF Port
Richmond VS.. Joe Ricnerts OF
Camden, n. j.
Opening Bout
Pete Devine VI. Chester JACK
Dempsey. OF Chester.
Charles Dawson. referee: Will
liam Springer, announcer; Jo-
seph O'Rour<e, time-keeper;
Olen Hackett, matchmaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
American League

Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
National League.
81. Louis al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Totals.
SOI-TH SIpF-FDFN

Parkside ...-...... % o 0 0 o 0 Is
south Side-Eden Q G. o o o O 90
Sunmary-Two base hits. r smith
stolen bases c. Smith, base on balls, OF
Russell. of Martin, 2; passed ball.
FishhacR 2 Umpires. Jamison and
Mcconnell Tinae Of game. ? hours