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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

smith Cove Terninsi-rtsr A-s,r bay
state. str wsnstehse. str romorA.
Grand Trsnk Pacific Terminals str spo-
Pier ft-ssr wsksnA
Pier str starr.
Pier str Arizona MARI
Pier str jefferson. ctr Victoria.
Pier A--Str Queen.
Pier p-ssr Esssholm. str Admiral
smiley. a
Union Pacific Doek-s,r Katrina Lack.
enbaeh.
Pacific coa@, Coal Rsnserv-u. H I. IT.
T. Heather. z. =. I. ~ r. Manrantta
Pacific Coast Engineering works--U. IS
G. q. Aieonduia.
q. =. shipping Board Moorinrs- Str Cross
Keys. str Teonium. scr De1rosa. str Do
Ight. str West Hsrtianf. str Labrieo.
str Anna v. Morse. ctr EilyerdRia. str
wafiingford. str West cahekia, str
Western Knight. str West Icon.
Connecticut Street Terminai-str Mont
cervln.
Aiassa Steamship noorsnrs--atr vsider
stacy Street Termtnef-~U. n G. g. Burn
side. q. =. G =. D~tlwood.
Lander Street TerminaI--u. s. G. r. FUR
vsyor. str Mvndslta.
8iiwaukes Ocean TerminaI--atr weN
Haven.
SPOKANE street TerIninai-su vlrrinian.
afr sinaioa.
Ess, waterway Dock q warehouse Co.
Hs8gin Maru. Eenkon Maru No. a.
Todd Drydocka chiliiooshe. bktn
Forest Friend.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredgin co.--gtr
Patterson.
Auss Yard-str Roosevelt.
Heffernan Dock-str Admiral Rod ma-,,
str Redondo.
stream--Bktn Forest Pride. bktn Forest
Dream.
West Seattle Training ststion-U. n
Eagle No 81
winalow Marine Raii~ays-str Morning
star. str Griffeo. atr Gfiffdu. barge
coduitism city, barge Henry Willard
barge J. g. Porter. barge Grlffson
achr Meteor. schr J. W. elise. bark
Belfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Martls-Der. s-Arttsei. str West
Himrod grorn Seattle.
HAmharE p~e. Arrived. SIR srsei
Exporter from Seattle
keb~--p<e. ARRIVED. str Tyrdsrsus
from seattle.
rokohama--r,--. SAILED. str barry
more from Seattle
New York Dee. Arrived. rnotorship
Kennscott from seattle
san rcdre--p~e. Arrived. ctr Cape
Henry from Seattle Sailed. ser chsa
crRmp for Seattle. str steel worker fer
seattle.
san rraneiseo-r,ee. fs-saii~s. s'r
President for Seattle. q N str NAME
kst for Seattle. a m. Dec. s-sfr san
Diego for seattle. 10 .. IN Arrived. str
Axwifaie from Seattle. .. m sfr ken
turkiau from SEATTLE, : .. m. ctr kinder
dix from seattle. .. N.
Port Te~nsend--Ds~. ie-PR-~f IN ssr
West Catanse- for puget aotnd Naval
station. at sts A. m. str ssatA Hnsaiia
for seattle. at . a. m.
Tacoma-psc. fs-Esfisd. str West
L<~nrs for Seattle. a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
wENsrcurr DOCKS

Carrying heavy shipment OF silk
and general cargo OF cigars. hemp,
Wood. oil and Oriental furniture,
the liner wenatehee docked at the
Smith Cove terminal Friday az 8
p. m. completing her second round
trip 60 the Orient.
A major portion Of the silk con
signment "a being shipped by rail
TO New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Mrs. r. Il. Williams. representing
VIM $. Rice. Inc. Adams. y. r..
has q special corset attachment that
holds any rupture. no matter how
large. Even II the abdomen Is very
fleshy. II holds any rupture with
ease. comfort and security. Hun
drcds Of women in Seattle and vicin-
ity are In need Of just such a sup
port as Mrs. Williams In able to
supply. Experience has shown that
many women are unable TO wear a
corset because OF large Navel Rup-
lures or those following operations.
The special surgical corset and rup-
ture support combined Is designed
70 care for all such conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Furnished hy - ~. Meaning q Co
Haft<r motsf Haiialog
Chicago Live Stock

rfews--r~c~lpfs 5000 MARKET 1se hiEh.
sr. Top. IT'S halh % sales. tfw1.sS.
heavy weight. tfsefb4 medium @stxht.
u, % o 7.se; light ~siEhs. tToTsa. light
hsh;. ts.te0z.fk. heavy packing sess.
- ttosft packing soss. fouxa. ttfs
IT, sixs. fTseer.k
tsffis--ftec~ipts. sbs0. Market g@Afy
choics and prime, fess0ftst. me
o.. good and choice. meme sou.
NOR aud medium. fffsVD. butcher
eauis and heifsfs. sss@0fgs eo.n
81 tsGea9l bells. ffss@tTsl Gamers
ard spttsfs. cess and hslfsrs, q $50
tIte. earn~f steers fsftUnst. veal
calves. sfasfo. feeder sir-ra. stss0
$50. storhsf sterra ffne.ts. stsrkef
COWS ard hsifsfs. s1tS8E
eee Marie, steady
lambs. ;iass0ittt lambs. coil ard
sernmon. f1.ftetest. rs~fiiax seth.
srs. tTts09fss ewes. sfTsot esll 20
eomnon ssss. fsesss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
MURPHY LEAVING

J. q. Murphy. who Is leaving for
Arizona was given n travelling bag
by members OF the Puget Sound Mar
i,ime circle, which met Friday at
the Butler hotel grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Portland Karket Status
saturday. Quotations,

ronitry--Brollers. asa ssc 10 large hens.
geo sse H. ducks best. ~ 20 1sc 10.
81 7Sd1t 20 cwt. Salinas
1875 A5ss- oregon Durbanks. 1z.s5u
f27s cwt.
onions-Grecn. ff.7saiss cwt. crystal
wax. - oWt brown, $50 $50 cwt
Grsip--Harlcy, spot feed, ti1b4t.s0 per
cti. shipping. tia0Wias per ctL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Arrivals and Departures

Dee rs-s,r Yves, tevsrs from Ts-
coma. At $40 q M ntr NnaicA ftem
Vera cruH VIA naihoa. runta Arenas.
ManatiAa. san Pedro. san FrHuctese.
Grays HAreor. Astoria and Vancouver. II,
a.. AT sssk a. m. ctr spokane from
sout hcastsrn Alaska. at q. M Htr IA
trina Luck rnbarh from Ne~ York VIA
naluca. San Pedro. san Francisco and
Portland. at . 80 a. m Dee. sur Muns
delta from Galveston via balboa. San
P~dro. san franclsco and Vancouver. n
O.. At tii.s y m. AflHona Mafu from
Tacoma. al SIS y. IN. str WenAtehr~
from MantiA VIA ftohgkonk, shanghai,
Kohs and YekohAfaa. at $50 . m str
Pacific from san FRANCHISE VIA Tacoma.
. Dec. fs--str rine Tree stae~ for Ma
nh Via Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai and
asnrkonF. 81 "a a m. su admiral
srhi~y for san Pedro VIA san Franetseo.
at 81 - m: AFitsns Maru for heax-
konE via Yokohama, kohe and Shanghai.
at feskt a. n str North WESTERN for
south~Assrrn via South~anteFa Alaska. 81
, a m. Dee. str Pacific for san Fran
cisco via Everett. az ieite y m. uAuri
Naru for kobr via Yokohama and Van
eouver. a. G.. at $40 p m. str wiilssio
for N~~ York Wis Tacoma. San Fran-
cisco. san Pedro aad BALBOA. az 1919 p.
m str Lewis i.aekenhach for ~s~ ferk
via Tacorna. Pert Ladio~. Port 1amtie.
Vancouver. ". C.. San Frsnrnee. san
Fsdro And cristeoai. AZ tt.Es a. TIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dee. fe.~-pemans sssr-
iinE opencd tti0A francs. fye17f. ire.
fo.0tt4. ussks. fooosfi kronsn. % 1850.
After the opening the forsien exchange
market advanced 60 nsp highs De-
maud sterling rescued ttfih. francs.
30 oe7s. marks, 80 0esf
Demand sterling closed AZ flfsN.
francs. 90 sT19. lire. 70 GEES marks
ie.osstH. Danish kroncn. t9Issa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

tSaturdsy's Quctafiansl
Fugntshed ~ l.. n MswsisH q Co
Hntier Hotel HrsidtaR
RANK CLASSES DoORs

RURLEY. Idaho. Dec. i0.-T'he
commercial State bank. the consoli.
dated banking institution. organized
following two previous bank failures
failed TO open It's doors yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Weather Bureau Report

TArousH ISLAND. Dee. 10. - A. ~.
.--Harumeter rising rapidly, Cloudy wlnd
south. 10 miles an hour. Passed cut. ssr
Yosemite. al s;so .. M. str Qulnauit. at
sac a IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Cafti~--Nsskss nnuiusL Cheie. sss~rs.
ts8kigs fair 70 good ss1srs. tsUa.
ehotes COWS ani betfefs. tsfEWkss
tanners. ttTag1. butts. ftTkUi.
eelvss. f9Nt.
Hsx.--afafkst nominsi Prime rsttss.
frTs9s IS.
she~p-tssstg $50. Market rornl.st
Eess Of mountain lambs. f7Bt. VALLEY
lambs. se1sof9s. yearilnns. o. <e0s.
wsthsrs, - seut.ae s.ea. ttsG
ucns--f9 csc 10.
IgE.-~tsU tfc dos.
Che~~e--sp q zee 10 -
Buttee-stc ID THF-R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
FLOUR
Hay, GRAIN AND FEED

corn-whole. yellow tso-ib. SKIS ss. 90
Cracked. iO0-tb. SKIS ............gSO 90
Feed Meal, l00-ih skis ......... as 90
Barley Whole. feed. 100 N. sks. ...at0e
Rolled. So-ib. SKIS, .s........... .as %
Ground. loo-ih SKIS .,...........sso
Clipped 100 N SKIS ............uN
Oats-Whole. feed. 10o- N. SKIS .... as 90
Rolled, 7o-io. SKIS. ............<oo 90
Ground. som. SKIS ..............t00 90
sproutins too-fb. sfs ..........tso u
Wheat --Rccleaned feed, isb.ih SKIS. as 90
Ali-Grain Chop-so- 10 ska 1900. .saee
Chick Feed-ioo-fb 10. skis. ..........bs.o
Chick Mnsh-No n NJ. 100-fb SKIS. 81 90
Growing Mash~-No n NJ IN. SKIS 40 90
Growing Mash--No II NJ, 1oO-fb sks.ts 90
Egg Mash n NJ. Ioo-ib. SKIS ..fS.00
scratch Feed 00-fb, SKIS. ..,.....ts.00
wheat MIXED feed. so N. skis ...es.oo
Coconuut Meal ......,............ al 90
Cottonserd Meal ................ 80 90
Liuseed oil Meal go %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


ptt, ~
FIRST nigh Tide
egsf a m. ? r.
FIRST low Tide
ftt9 a m. ts ~
second nigh Tide
iFk q M. tta q
second Low Tide
NlA y. IN. . ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Raw. iss7s. graduated.
f1zo
Rio. spot. sge ID: No. I.
Santos. iga afs.c 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

ireland IL about the sire Of Lake
Superior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Liberty Bonds
FRIDAYS Qastatiansl
Furnished by o. ~. NsnninK q Go.
fl.st.. gfafsl lutldiag

tFrtdsyh Qaofsttonsl
Furnished BY a.. ~. M.sstsx a Co.
Halter Iisf<f ttalldior
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29

Sig Profits In Is .y,a.d ~
Toys as a whole have y'e n iprS
profits than any other class
tons.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Grace E. Bolton, deceas
Notice is hereby given by the
dersigned, Oscar E. Bolton, Adma
TRAITOR of the Estate of Grace E. b
ton, deceased, to the creditors Of 4
all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit them with \
necessary vouchers, within ten ma
after the first publication of this nd
to the said administrator at Bun
County of Lincoln, State of Idaho
being the place fixed for the I'D
action of the business of said Is
Dated June %, 1921.
Oscar e. Bolton,
i29-augf9 Adminisu5
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
NOTICE OF WARRANT CALL


Notice is hereby given that The d
lowing warrants Of the Village Of Sd
shone, Idaho, are now due and psyst
upon presentation at my office in
Court House in said Village:
GENERAL FUND, up to and inclos
POST.
WATER WORKS FUND. up to !
including number SOL.
CEMETERY FUND, up to and iHaa
ing number %.
r. A. BOWLER.
Village Treasurer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
Possible Economy.

One day when James was taking q
valk With his grandmother they met
man who had his glasses 30 far
down that he could easily look ovs4
them After they had passed him
James said: Grandmother. why doss
he look over his glasses; Is he afraid
Of wearing them outT
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
NOTICE FOR COAL BIDS

Notice is hereby given that !
Board Of County Commissions
Lincoln County, Idaho, will on 0, ~,
the Sth day of August. 1921 At
o'clock, a. M. receive sealed BID, \
one car of Utah Mine Run Coal p,.|
submitted to be for coal deliwrs i
basement of the Court House II
Board reserves the right to rsjst b
and all bids.
j29-a5 e. A. BOWLER
Clen
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
New Coffee Barr,

a coree berry free from caffeine
grows wild In Madagascar forests south
ol rort Dauphin. The tree is usually
WE'VE to twenty feet high with small
er leaves than those of the ordinary
berry.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29

In every town there are always some
fellows who infgine they are regular
iady-kfliers. One Of the kind attend
Cd dance In Prescott the other night.
He asked a young lady II he might
have the merit dance. and received cults
Z shock when she replied: why, I
guess 10. II you can nnd a partner
Ogdensburg Advance.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
NOTICE FOR PU5LIcATl@|
Department Of The interior

Entry No. 020421
U. s. Land Office at HALEY u
July S. 1921
Notice is hereby given that
F. Stockslager, of Shoshone,
who, on February Z, 1918. made
Land Entry, No. 02o421. for ssS
Of Section 29 and N1sNEA OF ss
30, Township s South, Range II
Boise Meridian, has filed notice
tention to make Final Proof, to
fish claim to the land above desa
before Frank T. Disney, U. s
missioner, at Shoshone, Idaho Oh
Gath day OF August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses
Charles S. Myers, James A. hu'
Fred Allen, VIM. M. Stockslasa'
II Shoshone. Idaho.
I15-a12 Ben r. Gray Rsp
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
Flour from M.nr ,rsaust..

Chinese nillers make fiours out Of
wheat barley. oats. rye, buckwheat
chestnutA millet. potato. peanuts, peas,
Deans, lentiis, pulse, rice, almonds and
hfty other vegetable substances.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcA1lo'

Department. OF TIC Ints ~
U. S. Land Office at Haley y
June soth. 1871
NOTICE IS HEREBY ClVhr, i.
Mrs. Della Rhodes, Of Shoshone
who, on July 10. 1918, niaae -sm
Homestead Application, No. us,,'J
SWANEH, WhSEA. SEHsnMs
ton 80, Township 5 South.
East. Boise Meridian. has nlea
of intention to make Com ~
Proof to establish claim 70
above described. before FRANK
ney. u. g. Commissioner, 81
Idaho. on the 18th day OF AusM~s
Claimant names IS
Fred Turner. OF Shoshone' - ~
David W. Yaden. of shoshoss,
George H. Anderson. OF sno sssA
Farrell Clark, of Shoshone. -
|uiy8-29 BEN r GHAA'
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
Literal Truth.

On crowded transpor; going to
France the men had to sleep where
they could find room. One of them.
lying on the dock, said to his buddy;
Talk about your hardships This
. the hardest ship was ever on
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
NOTICE OF TAKING ~

IN the District Court q, s"'s
judicial Districe of the State s's :, 70 :
IN and for Lincoln COUNTY " %
Lovena Elois Bragg, plaint,r
VS.
iieirs' executors and Admin.
tors OF the Estate of W
Bragg, ct al.
Please take notice that ~.
tions Of Lovena Ellos Bragg :. 'ss'
OF the plaintiff in the above .'' ''
action to be used on the tr,,, = ''9
VIII be taken before L. S. R.. .l'''
Notary Public in and for H. =
OF Creek City of Tulsa, stats - S'' !
iahoma' On the a1st day Of Any,
1921 between the hours Of Mn.
andf1ve p M. of that day and + !
on that day the takiOg /
be continued from day to day .p,.
sively thereafter ana over snna'''
the same place untn the same /,
oleted.
Dated this 9th day of July. 1914
:. w. LAMsON. Attorney for d.
tiff. Residence. Nampa, Id,s.
isa N
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
Personal Prrfsrnnrs

A New York man sent his bride a
kiss by wireless. So far as kissing Is
concerned we much prefer the old
fashioned method.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
The Crown

The crown as symbol Of royalty
was nrst introduced to Europe by Alex
ender the Great who followed the
Persian usage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
-H.gAY. July, %, ~,


DilIo p0T years | was srorSI.s..s..
made life miserable ,,lpatioa \
petite failed mo. ' 'n. ne y
force force and and vitality. ps Pew ny
t lions and cathartlcs o, spsln ~
should G0l bav. I do not know ND. E
t : s,d. ChsmberIain's TsS,.aasa !
tablets relieve the M .,s aa
; the digestive AAs u
helping the System to d. fua31
naturaliy." writee Mira "a ~
Birmingham. Ala. S Hoss
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-29
TEACHERS ExAMlNai~'

The regular exarninau% NJ
grades OF teachr's certihcalsssy su,3
held in the office OF the co a. isl "a
intendent July 90, 20 and 'O'
ginning at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Leah M. Burnside ,spdsd
j15 -a22 County pup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
BABE RUTH'S H0MERS.
They Have Caused Some Scientific
Observations.

Science has discovered why Babe
Ruth is the greatest homerun hitter
in the history of base ball. Further, il
has found that Bambino could surpass
every record he has made so far by
eliminating his present waste of en-
ergy.
The experiments on Babe We're con-
Quoted by two Columbia University
professors-Albert johnson, NJ. A. and
Joseph Holmes. NJ. A., Of the Psyche
logical Department. Hugh S. Fullerton,
writing in Popular Science Monthly
for October, describes how they meas
ured Ruth's bodily efficiency, his in
telligence, as demonstrated by quick
ness of understanding. and his co-or-
dination Of eye, brain, nerves and
muscle. II was found that:
Ruth is 80 per cent efficient, as
compared with the human average of
80 per cent. His eyes are about 10 per
cent faster than those of the average
person. His ears function at least 10
per cent faster than those of the or
binary man.
Even more interesting than these
facts is the reported discovery of how
breathing scientifically, Babe might
hit the ball much harder and farther
than he does.
Base ball employs hundreds OF
scouts to explore the country and dis
cover base ball talent" concludes Mr..
Fullerton. These scouts are known as
ivory hunters If base ball owners
take the hint from the Ruth expert
ments, they viii organize a clinic. sub
NIT candidates to the tests undergone
by Ruth. and discover whether or not
other Ruths exist"
The scientific ivory hunters dissect-
ing the home-run king, found brain
instead of bone, and showed how little
mere luck or even mere hitting
strength has 70 do with his phenomen-
al record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
CHEsROOK PREPARING.
Manager Eddie Abrahams Calls
Practice fer Tonight.

Manager Eddie Abrahans of the
Chesrook team, has called his first
practice for tonight at Rodney street
reservoir, Eighth and Rodney streets.
a. 7.45.
1t is important that every man
show up as the time is short and
Coach kerrigan wants to get down
to business as soon as possible and
VIII run through a stiff practice to-
night.
The following men are requested
to report: Captain p. Gabriel p.
Kempski, Kidd. Seeley. Kelly, Alex
ander, Mannerihg, McGonigle, White
head. Joyce. Feg.ey. Rose. zabrielski,
Ludwig, Kenneally, Moore, Reed
Numbers. w. Kerrigan. r. Kerrigan
McCullion. +. Kempski and any other
players wishing a tryout.
The first game of the season will
be with the Conshohocken. team at
that place on October ]. The first
home game has been scheduled for
October 2s with :he fast Victrix team
os Philadelphia as the attraction at
Harlan Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
SOUTHS|DE-EDEN
AND GRACE TO BATTLE
Big Crowd Expected Out at
Game at Second and du
Pont Streets.

South Side Eden. contenders for the
state championship. and Grace, win
ners of the church league pennant,
will clash at Second and du Pont on
Saturday afternoon at 5.
This game will be watched with.
much interest. as the outcome will
mean much TO both clubs. The Grace
team went right through the Church
League and have won the majority
of games they have played this season.
Manager Grant and higgins, to-.
gether with their fast gang OF ball
tossers. are claiming the state title.
and. the bridgers have made won
derful record this year, and will play
any team that is worthy of claim
Tor the title.
Manager Gallagher will depend on
Ingram or Lefty Rayne TO throw them
over. with Garvine holding them
up. while Miller, Salters or August
will do the pitching with Fisback
doing the receiving. A record-break-
ing crowd is expected TO see these
teams in action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
jim STEIN To PILOT
THE LEAGUE B0WLERS
Season VIII Open September
%; to be Divided Into
Halves.

Jim" Stein was elected president
OF the city Bowling League last night
and John Everett was selected secre-
tary and treasurer.
The season will open September "a.
A schedule OF 50 games TO be divi-
ded into halves and series OF nine
games win be played for the League
title.
The league will be stronger than
ever this season and will be COM
p, sed OF Cubs, Campton. Captain /;
tigers. Everett, captain: senator's.
Pippino, captain; Indians, Doelzer,
captain; Kiwanis, Stein, captain; !;
Elks. McGinnis, captain; Delaware
Canoe Club, Horn, captain.
a new handicapping system will
be inaugurated this year and each
teal. will be handicapped according
to the scores of tbs previous week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
TENNIS TOURNEY
RESUMED TODAY
Semi-FinaI Matches Will be
Played in PhiIadcI-
phia.
ry Associated Press 70 svery rren,ns.

~ ffNrfNsi1tFt ff'T@ W f~FNII GftHfks
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 1ss--The
serni-fin matches OF the lawn tennis
singles tournament for the champion
ship Of the United States brouxht
together William r. Tiiden OF Phila-
deiphia and Willis f.. Davis OF Sar
Francisco in one contest and Wallace
r.. Johnson OF Philadelphia and y. o
Anderson Of Australia In the other.
The veterans tournament, for play
ers 45 or more years old, reached the
semi-finals today. Philip II. Hawke
OF New York and John G. Nicely Of
Chicago were opposed in the upper
bracket and o. J. Sweet Of Des
Moines. Iowa, and IT. w. Stephens Of
Pittsburg in the lower.
Play was scheduled TO begin today
Mt 2.30 o'clock. with the Tilden Davis
match. while the Johnson Anderson
contest was set for o'clock. Both
Of the veterans matches were sched-
uied for 3 o'clock.
william r.. TiIden. I'd, Wallace r.
Johnson, both Of Philadelphia, willis
r.. Davis Of California, and James o.
Anderson Of Australia. are the four
players still remaining i'm the national
lawn tennis singles championship tour
nament nav being conducted on the
courts Of the Germantown Cricket
Club.
The two Philadelphians, Tiiden and
Johnson, will not meet in the semi
final round. which win be staged this
afternoon, so IL is possible that the
! final round tomorrow will bring to-
gether two players representing this
city. The pairings for today's matches
bring Tilden against Willis Davis. who
is former University Of Pennsylvania
latblete, and Johnson against Anderson
a large number OF critics are pre-
dieting that johnson will prove to be
the stumbling block for Anderson, who
has been the dark horse" OF the tour
ney by reason OF his sensational wir
] on Wednesday over r. Norris VIII.
: Iiarns. a former -ational champion
Anderson thus far in the tournament
has not met a player with the chop
stroke" game as played by Wallace
Johnson. and II Ia said that the Ioca
| stars deceptive chops and slices Will
be the undoing of the Australian.
| Yesterday Tilden continued his fine
FORK by eliminating F. Gordon Lowe
England, in sequence sets. ga. So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
FAST WORKOUT.
Salc~ianum Has LARGE Squad Out For
aYMir0n Team.

Thlrty-five candidates reported for
the initial workout OF the Saicsinnum
football team Mt Second ana
du Pont streets last night. Coach
Shields gave the man a long work.
out. drilling them In punting. forward
passing and falling on the ball.
Shields In encouraged by the ma
terial on hand and the enthuHiasm
displayed by the candidates and pre-
diets fast eleven.
Many OF the men who reported are
heavy and rugged and can be used
to advantage on the line.
Az many Of the schools complete
their schedules Immediately after
the close of eachg football season.
Father Fournier is experiencing
Some difficulty in arranging suit
able schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
SWIMMING MEET.
Nay be Arranged Between Whining
ton and Chester Teams.

with 30 many activities going in
this fall, II is expected that the "Y"
physical department viii enjoy it's
busiest season and prove, as 1t has
Il the past, great benefit TO the
hundreds OF men and boys who avail
themselves OF It's privileges.
N swimming meet is being arranged
between teams from the local "Y"
and the Chester "Y.v The local team
har some capable swimmers. Al
though the date for this meet has not
been settled. It will take place the lat
ter part of this month. A return meet
viii be held in October.