davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17
UNEMPLOYED TO BE HELPED
Treasury to Relieve Situation by
Starting Construction Work.

Col. Arthur Woods Of the Presidents
unemployment conference has been noti-
field that construction work ic,aling slf-
10000 will be undertaken al once by
the Treasury Department 70 help c::i ne
unemployment situation.
The work calls for the construction Of
three hospitals at soldiers haries in MI.
waukee, Marion, Ind, and Dayton, Ohio,
at a cost Of $2,5e8,000 The following
amounts have been allotted recently for
construction work: St. Louis. sl,OO0,OO0; 1;
Tuskegee, Ala, s2,250,O00: Pittsburgh.
sl,0OO,0Go; Palo Alic. Cal. sl,5OO,O0O:
New York City. sl.6O0.OOO.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17
J. W. RANKIN TO READ PAPER
He Will Attend Modern Language
Association in Baltimore.

Prof. ]. W. Rankin Of the English de.
paItment Of the University is leaving De.
cember q for Baltimore, where he will
read paper before meeting Of the
Modern Language Association Of Ameri
ca Of which he is member. The sub.
iect Of his article will be "The Hymns
Of ST. Codric."
Mrs. Rankin will accompany him as
far as Pittsburgh and both will be guests
of Professor Rankin's sister. Mrs. S. II.
Thompson, over Christmas. From there
Professor Rankin will go alone to Bal
tiHiore. He will lecture there Dec, 29.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Three new Bible College courses have
been approved recently for credit to-
wards degrees in the University Of Mis-
souri,. See announcement Of them and
others in display ad on page 8 Of this
issue.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Mrs. L. E. Christian and Mrs. Lem
Burnett were shopping in Columbia
Wednesday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

See Special Advertisement on the Ed.
en- Washer in tomorow's St. Louis Post.
Dispatch, then come to Platt's and see
them demonstrated.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

See Special Advertisement on the
Eden Washer in tomorrow's St. Louis
Post Dispatch, then come to Platt's and
see them demonstrated.-adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Marvin Murphy and ID. L. Mppets
were business visitors in Columbia this
week.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Mrs. Paul Turner left yesterday for
McFail, where she will spend the Christ.
mas holidays with relatives.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Dennis Crump and Edwin Jones are
exhibiting some fine specimens Of al
falfa grown on their farm.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17
ONE BILLION DOLLARS

Allies loan to Germany. All Europe
is hopeful. Belgium is Pleased. France
delighted and all Germany in raptures
because she can meet her reparaiion pay.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Sardis Hickam. Legrand Rippets, Miss
Jewell Claypool and Miss Beulah Wood
were Harrisburg visitors Wednesday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Alcoho, for your radiator. Taylor
Garage.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

See display ad Of Bible lollege OIL
page 3 of this issue.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17
ASHLAND NEWS

Martha, daughter Of Paul Calvert. i
seriously i'll with ionsiliis
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Alcohol for your radiator. Taylor's
Carage.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Charles Nichols contributed aax
hackle TO the school museum this week.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Give Her a Hoover for Christmas
Platt' 's.-Ady.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Give Her Hoover for Christmas
Plaii's.-adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Howard Woods and family moved tc
Jefferson City Tuesday where they will
make their home.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Alcohol for your radiator. Taylor
Garage.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

D. NJ. Burnham was 4 business visitor
here Thursday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Roads leading TO Ashland have been
dragged and put in good condition again.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

dragged and put in good condition again.
Miss Kingstead and Miss Powell ac.
companied sixteen young women from
Stephens College to Ashland where they
gave recital for the Community Club
and High School. The building was
packed with responsive audience and
many encores were given.
William Sapp and Miss Inez Lucas d.
recied the play, Border Land, which
was presented last night at Fraternity
Hall by the senior class of Ashland High
School.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Goats and fami
we're in Columbia Thursday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Room go Guitar Bldg, Columbia. Mo.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-12-17

Conrad Thornton Of Hun,sdale was in
McBaine yesterday visiting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
arnrr - Inninra-
TENNIS CONTESTS
SET FOR SATURDAY
Ladder Play 10 De Started al
the du Pont Coun-
try Club

The tennis committee of the IN Pont
Country club have made final arrsnRe-
rner4ta for the tennis adder play. which
will start Saturday and continue
throughout the summer IN making
tho ciagsificationa and divisions ~ ne
adder. the committees made selections
from about 400 r1sn and women who are
Interested in tennis The ladder vlli -
divided into two sections. one for men
and one for women. There are about
40 men and so women ia he total
number.
The mems SECTION wilI be divided .nto
x1H he composed OF those players whose
ability was manifested IN the club
tournament held Las1 fall. n selecting
the positions for each man. however
where the committee believed a certain
number N persons 20 have about me
game relative ability. the order ~ -anN-
ing vas made by drawings
Division p IS composed II those play
ers Of whose playing little 3 known
and their selections we're made mostly
BY drawings
Division q comprises those VINO havt
either played very little tennis. or Un,
are commencing the game this year
! and the committee hopes that grpat n.
terest win be manifested and keen com
| petition afforded by the playing il thl.
| ladder.
Tho women's section is divided int,
two divisions. A and 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PARKS|DE ALL SET
FOR H|LLDALE GAME
Fast Contest Looked for at Har.
Ian Field Today When Two
Strong Teams Meet

When umpire Duncan cain play ball
and announces the batteries for Park
side and IIilldale at Harlan Field to-
day Wilmington fans will have the op-
portunity they have long awaited.
that fr to see one of the best local
lot teams, Parkside meet n good fast
ball club.
HilIdale lis one OF the best teams that
has ever appeared in Wilmington, bc-
ing rated among the leaders i'm the in
dependent baseball world. farkside II
they defeat Hilldale viii occupy a place
I'm the baseball world never held 10y n
local sandlot team.
"Rll" Champion star of last years
Minersville Club managed Ivy Earl Mack
son OF the famous Connie will mount
the hill for the first time I'm a Park
side uniform and try to put stop 10
the IHlldale team. should he accomplish
this he vii occupy place i'm the heart
Of Park side fans second only TO Hawk
Hayes.
Johnny Cole win bc scon nj Mike
I1ndcrwood's old station ut short
"Cupic" Wolfe, Russ Smith. and
"Rah" McNiT viii take care uf the rest
of the parlSside inner works. Tho out
field will he picked from C. Smith, Glenn.
NavIor and Booth. Mace" NOVEL; will
do the receiving for the All Wilmington
League Champs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
T0DAY'S ENTRIES AT
HAVRE DE GRACE

First race. claiming, for 2-year-olds 1 fur
longs Margaret White. III; Bill Luck 10
Far Sight 107: Zennotta. los Miles 5. III.
Athgarven 109; vendor. 1l2: Lent, lis.
Rosa Lee, 107: Quick Run. Ito; Grace
second race claiming. 3-year-oIds and up. 6
furlongs- -kingling IL, ia Langhorne, la
st Kevin ll2. 'AmackasSin. 109: Little
Maudie t04 Rafferty,, III: Cherubino ia:
Pueblo. 1l2: 'Shandon, 100: 'Orrna Reed.
lO2: Tarascon. III: Flying Frog, 1l2. ben
Butler 109 'Purl. I07; Black Top, 100. Also
eligible-Re Redland, tt4. Mountain Dew, 10: :
INDIAN. ll2; 'Muglyan lo7; George Boyce
Third race the Madonna purse, for fllies
and mares 3-year-olds and up. & furlongs-
Fruitcake. Ia. sea serpent, 1922 Dolly g.
93: Genie w, 100; Polly Ann, 100: His
Choice. lO5: Good Bye, 81.
Fourth race, the Glen Riddle purse for s.
year-olds and up; mile and 40 yards-Tom
McTaggart, ia; King Thrush. LOG, (al
I10; Sea Scot. 95. (a) Redstone Stable
Fifth race claiming. for 3-year-oids and up.
| mile and 40 yards -Niye McGco. lis; Dixie
Carroll llo Llola, lO4 Madse r.. IA
Hello Pardner. l07: Shoal. ll2 Mumbo jun
bO, l09: Some Baby, l0l CONNIE Ci, 10:
sRoisterer l03. War Plume. Ill; Darnley
| 100: Fred the Great. 100. Penelope, 100
| Lucky Kate, aI.
Sixth race, claiming for 4-year-olds and up
| mile and furlong Tan IL. los: 'P. G.
| King 107; 'Iron Roy. l03; Joe Joe 1O3 !;
| Goldcrest Boy. los; 'Rhymer, 1889 salute.
| 1903: white Haven, t02: kohinoor, lO7
Besty l03 'Burlingame. l03
Seventh race, claiming. for 4-year-olds and
/ up, mile and furlong -Mather, 1t2: Ar
| bitratOr. los, sSpcedster. 1903: 'Sunduria
lo2' Austral. los. Benevolent los: At
| Elder los. Pit, los; Athena 103.
Apprentice allowances.
Weather clear; track. fast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
QUALIFICATION DAY
At DIAMOND STATE
Shooters VIII Work Over New
Course to Determine Their
Classification.

This Saturday afternoon win witnrsp
the first cs a eeries OF monthly quail
fcation day shoots among the rifle
men Of tho Diamond State Rife and
Pistol Club An official qualification
courrse has been adapted and club MEM
bers will compete over this course for
hraSsards which win indicate the class
in wtrich they are entitled to shoot FOR
pri1es in the numerous trophy contests
staged by this shooting organization.
Next month the National Rife As
sociation course wfl also be fired but
saturdays shoot Is purely club affair
and any new members wishing to put IN
their applications on the grounds and
shoot through the course will be wei
coined
The range Will also be open for prac-
tice as usual and there VIII be plenty
of tirne for breaking in beginners. II
the present good weather continues a
good crowd of novices may be expected
as interest In the rife shooting game is
growing apace IN this vicinity. The
I,,sa of the Diamond State Clubs Range
has been rendered the newly organized
rifle club at the University of Delaware
and some of the boys from Newark will
probably be on hand.
The qualification course foho"s;
so Yards-On- hand. 10 shots, slow
fire Kneeling or sitting. 10 shots
rapid fire. Prone. 10 shots, slow FIRE.
100 Yards-Prone, 10 shots, slow fire
Prone. 10 shots, rapid IRE.
Time Limit Slow fire. 10 minutes pei
s.rIng Rapid fire. minutes per string
Rife-Any % rirn-fire. ANY sights
not containing glass.
Qualifying ScOres-Ciass "A" 100000
Glass "B" 375x500. Class c. 325X5O0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NATIONAL GUARD
JOINS TWIL|GHTERS
Bob" Grays Team Wants to
Hear From Mines Desiring
Baseball Games.

AT meeting Of the National Guard
baseball team last night held at the
Arrnory, il was decided 10 play twilight
bali on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Any team wishing games should get
in touch with Lieut Rob Gray,
athletic officer. state Armory-
1884 W. or Manager Joseph Peanut
Condor. e17 Market street-phone 1899
J between a m. and 80 y. m
Coach George Winters of University
of Vermont fame, put his team through
a verv strenuous practice last night and
win repeat the same Friday. in prepa-
ration for the game with the Fourth
ward on Saturday at 18th and Van
Pur,n streets This is the first game
on their grounds and a sure victory II
IA sight The team. according tp
George" is IN up-top shape TO play
good ball
Joe Roy" Briscoc WIN most hkely
start the game on the mound for the
National Guard with Doc" Hoch on
The receiving end Harvey Hump
Hall viii take care Of the initial sack
with Johnnie Cole holding down second
base GYhby Patterson. of last year : 5
Crccnsborough. Md. team Will take
care az the shortstop position. Jerry
sullivan. the promising youngster, will
play at third base again as he has made
a very crcditahle showing in the game
with St Hedwig. The ouuetd VIII m
taken care Of by such men as George
Winters. FIore. Grant. Kenspske and
johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
ST,PAUL' s TOP[AY
WASHINGTON NINE
Local Ball Team TO Motor TO
Chestertown Tomorrow for
Big Contest

The St pau1s Independent arc ready
To start the geuson tomorrow Wifh
lineup comp6aed Of college and semi
professional players and the team no
doubt will be able to compete with the
best In the Eastern territory
The opening game tomorrow afternoon
a. Chestertown. Md. with the strong
Washington College nine promises 20 be
a heated contest Both teams are dc
clared to be on equal basis. However, :,
there In friendly criticism on the part 0f
Wilmington fans and gtAunch support
ers of tho St paufs club that they will
emerge from the fracas az yictorH IN
the opening game
l. r. Smith. manager Of the 81
Paula Independent nine. and hail
player himself. declares every position
on tho diamond win be ably covered It
ls probable Hughes. one of the best
pitchers IN The Suburban League last
year will take the mound tomorrow
Weather permitting. the opening
game with washinrton College boys
pronlrea to he an event of unusual In
terrst The local players and fans whi
lea We this city by motor tomorrow after
noon At 30 o'clock
The 81 paurs independents vill play
On Decoration Day tho locals VIII trnVei
IN Middletorvn During the latter part
Of May. = game will be p'nyed At a.
lantie city
rho following players announced TO
day Iry Manager smith, compietHs ne
St Paura Independani Organization
wirrara third base Coyington, short
stop. wilkinson. nrEt hase and 0"ider
ffngher. pitcher md fielder Boggs. first
baeo and pitcher. Fowler. catcher
| smith. outfeider cooke. outh'lher
uantwcrkcr pitcher. Hayward. pitcher
.,d ,I.nelder T,ay. pitcher and aut
| fielder. and Novel;. catcher and ont.
| folder
a correction ~ announced because q
| recent article announcing TINT ihe -
PauTa Independent club was not a
fIiated with st. PANTS Church m
club la under rho supervision and Juris
dictjor, of tho church. but il il not af-
eJfated with the city Church League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SUBURBAN|TES SET
FOR SATURDAY GAMES
narshalIton viii Play ~ De'a
ware City and Big Doings trs
Planned.

Saturdays scheduls for no Ruglrisr
League bFinRs together MafHfa
At Delaware city. Kfabs l0mpanf
Elsfnere ard Five Points ~ 3ian'n
Al ,Iuba have bonsnftrd by go
additional practice and afs COW sol
strong Tho listing teams Ni "a
large crowds ~ rootfra with thnm
their opponents grounds and ci0rr 81
tests will probably 30 tbr rule
Delaware cry fans N Fei
1rst TASTE of Suburban LeaRYf na
whom Manager M0ores B0ys farf
MarBhail'On clan Eiaborats prepare
lions are being made ~ tho rfrfflff
~ the Fish Town for ne oonfeF
gamo win bo ,allad a' 20 fftanfn f1
iirne) or $40 Wilmington uHie pir
who uade Iui'n o raeofd tr' Yeaf ~
probably draw me p.'rfIrg srriErFnff
With 'roe PuRh ,a'~hi0E Manage
Groves ~ Marsha con win 100 IfaV
,vard ~ HcCorneU 40 me mimi sin
Fwing ana word In reserve r1frnfsr
Vui BE- mo rn-kwan PR fhe visitors
Kreba Company wr PLAY ~ Wr~prf
boplrg 10 keep fe'r SLATE clsar
and wiii start Bnf" Gay. NJ F1kfer
etar v-irisr on ths nnl seua aiei fnr
psppery younr harkE'0p TTi esgrI Ir,'-'s
thr battery rornrv Kane wfi 80
Magaw ~ 'he hor snf WI have - -
and Burkirs ~ rcanrvs hfrlsrH fFrw'
will 81 bchird mo naf The affi'@~ -
wiz rrTere former WUfr' frrf ns>s-F
givrG Elqusrf 2 strong team - 'hrT
should - nasrd from iris 5-ar
stanton r-fhusiaats wrn go fneir fs~'
neldirg aggrrga'fon ~ 70 arsinsf Fref
f1aevcrf fTse Fa.rtrFv Fos'rr r
Rrrbe na-eoar buffer rn - fnr nitrh
.nr aftrragh Kgip tbr tr aouffpa
Pavrc rr rh' r1I ti-r he fraf
nose to io4r tfev1 uvsr Irrk Fvnf ~
.vto ,argh' 3 Gne Ear0e .r ne ner
ovtr-t rfI ~ .~hfrA fno atafr
] mar ~ g-lbh WI affrh fr- rHrr f.ft
ard e.rrr rt fc .nr rrtr rfuw
p-rs 'drrf steele naH uuwNwrf
following aavrr .urfrr Wfft Hfnr
1haU'or nau' Ward .farrln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
LOCAL SHOOTERS To
VISIT BAL 7 TIMORE
Plenty of Trophies to be Awarded
the Winners of the Vari-
GUS Events.

Friday and Saturday. April 80 and 30,
are the days set for the Maryland State
tournament, to be held over the Oriole
Gun Club traps at Baltimore, Maryland.
Wilmington shooters are arranging for
a big turnout and on Saturday. the
Delaware Maryland team race will be
staged, at 100 16-yard targets.
The 10 high scores will constitute
team and the winners Will have three
trophies awarded them on the Lewis
class system. The regular program is
an attractive one and has many points
of interest for Delaware shooters. Over
$500 in cash and trophies has been
added.
On Friday the program calls for 100
16-yard targets and % pairs of doubles.
and on Saturday, 100 l6-yard targets
and 100 Handicap" birds Will be
thrown. Six trophies will be awarded,
Lewis class, on each days program of
16-yard birds, and eight trophies, Lewis
class, on the two days. 200 birds. In
the handicap events. trophies will be
awarded TO the high guns at each yard
age
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PLENTY OF SPORT
FOR BLUE AND GOLD
Trinity Of North Carolina Op-
poses Delaware Baseball
Team This Afternoon.

Special Correspondents" of Ev~ry Fvenia
Newark. April 2sl-For tho next two
weeks porne athletic event In Reheduied
AZ the University Of Delaware practical
~ every day. This aftrrnoon Delaware
plays Trinity Of North Carolina hasefHii
team on ITrazrr Field The southernefs 5
have atrong team and on Monday
played a fart game against thr tnt-
y.rsitv Of Maryland. losing out by the
close score of 20 0. Tho game will
start at o'clock. standard ufnr
"Joa" Ruthrpck viii probably pitch tho
game today and Collins will work Sat
urtay. when the team goes 10 Hohoken
to play Stevens Trinity defeated
Swarthmorr yesterday. Al.
Tomorrow afternoon the team repre-
senting tho Kiwanis Club Of Whining
ton. will play tho Delaware College
faculty on Frazer Field This game
was postponed because of rain last Sat
urday. The faculty has gotten together
fairly strong club and will make the
visitors hustle to win.
Three Delaware tsaras VIII perform
on Saturday. The tennis team will
open the season playing tho University
of Maryland team on the local courts
Delaware was scheduled TO play Haver-
f0TQ tennis idHi E1aNufdAS bNAt &ehAAt III
vented the matches. As stated the base
ball team will go to Stevens on Satur-
day, and a relay team ans some of the
star track men will participate IN the
Penn meet at Philadelphia.
Entries for the annual inter-scholas-
| tic field and track meet 10 he held on
Frazer Field Saturday OF next week. viii
close the coming Saturday. As many
more schools than ever before have beer
| invited TO send contestants for this
meet the prospects are that the entry
| list will be unusually large.
The Delaware baseball team has twC
| games scheduled for next week. both tC
/ be played at home. On Monday tht
| University of West Virginia Will be op-
ponents, and Thursday Carnegie In.
stitute OF Pittsburg will play here. Tn,
latter team is coached by Hans Wagner
for many years the Fittsburg Nationals
| star shortstop and thought by many
| fans TO be the greatest baseball playel
! of all times.
The track team has two dual meet;
scheduled for next week. On Wednes
day, Haverford will be here for a dua
meet and Friday Delaware goes I,
Johns Hopkins for dual meet.
The tennis team has one match 70
next week with George Washington d
| Washington. D. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DELAWARE PLAYS TRINITY; ST. PAULS is SET FOR ACTOl
PRINCE or WALES INVITED.
Lord Lonsdaie Also Asked Over 10 Geo
Heavy Weight Pups In ~Gor

New York, April 2s.-Ths Prince of
Wales and Lord fsonsdaie, head Of the
National sporting Club of IDondon have
been lnvltod. it war announced yes
terday to attend the Denpsoy -carpen-
tier FIGHT as guests ~ Ter RickaT1.
promoter.
a letter was mailed To iord ionFdsde
Tueaday and through him the Invitation
In extended 10 the Prince.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SEAF ORD TALKS Of
BASEBALL NINE
Downstate Fans Are Getting the
Baseball Fever and VIII Likely
Have a League.

e,aafoy~d Aurfl 2g-Reprearutatiyes Of
the seaford baseball club have been re-
,,,1eHted % attend a meeting at the
chamber OF Commerce Building. Sails
bury. Nd. Monday May Is, looking 10
The formation Of a baseball league for
lower Delaware and the Eastern Shore
Requests were also sent 70 baseball
managers in Cambridge, Easton. Fed
eralsburg and Crisdeld.
The Chamber of Commerce IF Sails
bury at a recent meeting Of it's mem
bcrs. appointed a committee, composed
Of members Of the body, 10 investigate
the situation IN Salisbury IN regard 70
placing a fast team in that city. The
committee made a very favorable re-
port and now II IS the intention Of the
baseball men OF Salisbury TO induce
other towns TO do likewise and form a
league composed OF either six or eight
clubs
II it is made an eight-cfub affair, it is
likely Milford or Dover and one other
Maryland town viii be invited to join.
Since the network Of State highways is
extending all over the peninsula. all the
towns named will be IN close proximity
to each other. and the trip can be made
the game played and the visiting team
return hom. in ample time for supper.
So far Seaford has not selected a man
ager. and IT is not going to be an easy
matter to get the right man for the
place. owing to the time and attention
the job requires. without any compensa-
ton. L. Avery Hobbs. who successfully
managed the team here last season. has
taken a position travelling and viii not
be available this season. Just what can
be done here in regard to joining a
| league will not be known until man
ager is found and the field canyassed
| for funds. but when the weather gets
| hot and the baseball bee gets working
properly. Seaford will fall in line. anc
| be represented by a fast team Of hons
and hired players.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
LAY oUT COURSE.
Reid rIans Grounds for Newark Conn
try Climb Golfers.


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark April 2S--Wilfred Reid. gof
expert at the Wilmington Country Club.
has Etaked ont n nine hole golf course
on the Jex farm. recently bought Ivy tho
newly organized Newark Country Club.
when the membernhlp of the club war
rants Il, II will be extended to an Is
hole course work on the course viii
be started IN a short time The orfgi-
ratorr of the country club project are
euthuscd over tho fact Of so many per
rons getting interested in the club.
About so stockholders have gubscrfbTi
about $4,000 To date. While most of
the stockholders arc residenta of New
ark and vicinity. few are from WI
mington and Elkton
1t is proposed by the club to aeii tho
Jex mansion house and somc building
lots, facing Main street The barn will
be turned into club house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
A mericap IGnle
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

National League.
Boston. & Philadelphia, 2.
Brooklyn. &: New York. 4.
PittsburR. Z: st. Louis. 4
Cincinnati 3: Chicago, l.
American League.
Washington. b New York. 2
Detroit. S; Cleveland. 2
Athletics at ! oaton. wet grounds
ST Louis Chicago. rnin.
GAMES TODAY.
National League
Boston at Philadelphia
Nuw York at brooklyn
Cincinnati at ST. Louis
American League
Philadelphia at Boston.
81. Louis at Chicago
Detroit nj Cleveland.
Washington NJ Now York
GAMES TOMORROW.
National League.
philadelphia n brooklyn.
Cincinnati at ST Louis.
Chicago NJ pittaburE.
Boston at New York.
American League.
st Louis at Detroit
Cleveland nt Chicago,
New York at Hoston.
Washington az Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
mennnell,Ille Wins Game.

McDowenviIIe defeated St. Ann in 4
fast game last night. FL. IN a game
featured by the home runs OF Devlnney
and Kuhns. McDowellViHe would Ike
10 arrange twilight games with some ~
the All Wilmington League clubs Ad-
dress &. Wolhar. Pennsylvania avenue
and Scott street.