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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

"a water plant. The outstanding bills
Of the Water Co.. which are not paid
Co the former superintendent will be
turned over to n magistrate for col
lection after that date.
An automobile bearing n pennsyl-
vania license yesterday afternoon,
while ondeavoring to pass trolley
car that was dischnrging passengers
OF the corner Of Sixth and South
streets. had the front tenders badly
bent by coming in contact with the
bumper of the car
The Board of Education will meet
tomorrow evening.
Magistrate Weidin Niniug has filled
out a large number of blanks covering
the motor vehicle identification. which
becomes effective 90 days after the
first Of June. John Bradford. grand
father of the magistrate. was justice
of the peace of this city Sc years ago
and John Il. Vining. father Of Mr.
Vining. was constable during the same
period.
This evening several Representatives
of the National State Council viii be
present at the session OF the Industry
Council. 25. Junior order United Amer
lean Mechanics, which will be held
In the lodge rooms of the Masonic
Hall co.
Miss Anna Brown of Delaware stree
near Sixth who has been spending
several days as guest of ir. ant
Mrs. Richard Brown and family n
Tacony, Pa. has returned 10 her home
MIR. and Mrs. George McCann ant
son Of Washington. ID. e, are spending
several days as guests of Mr. McCann
mother
Mrs. Albert r. Ioveless and son
who have been spending several weeks
as guests of relatives at Newark. n
J.. have returned to their homo.
Franl Harrington is spending sev
eral days at Atlantic city, \. J.
Miss Esther Vining. who is con
nected with the Soldiers INSURANCE
Department n Washington. y. G, i
| spending several days as n guest o
Mr.. and Mrs Weldin Vining.
s. Atwood Stewart and daughter
Miss Elsie Stewart, Of Woodbury.. \
J.. Yesterday motored 70 this city an,
spent the day as the guest Of Mr.. an,
Mrs William q. Etcheil.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nan Pelt q
Philadelphia spent the Weekend a
guests of Magistrate and Mrs. Weldi
Niuiug.
Francis McF8rlin of Germantown
Pa. spent Yesterday as a guest Of rela
tivcs and friends here.
Come see our display of diving an
bathing cars. Is. 50. S.. -. 81 cent
and 81 y. Challenger & Son, Pre
scrirtion Pharmacists.-Adv.
Mrs. Frank Harrington and chi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
DEATH OFJ.C. COLLISION

Seaford. Nav 3l-Joseph c. Collision,
one Of Seaford's weslthiest retired busi-
moss mo-, l;~I Saturday 81 his home
here, aged S3 years. Las Agar nc sold
the plock ncrr which 80, 4 forty Years
boro his name IL Iull a richards, Sea
ford merchants, for s25.0.l.
Mr.. Collision was a merchant here Tor
nearly 30 wears. lie was a Civil War
veteran, the second veteran 70 die here,
within three days, Matthew i. Mariae
aged so wears. having died last Thursday
Nr. Collision was married six months ago
10 his third wife. and she and daughter,
who resides IN Philadelphia, survive HIM
He was hadlv wounded st the Battle OF
Chiramaugtla, which wound he carried
with him TO his grave.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

Marion Nnicolms auigm0lilc Fla In
collision with another ear on ihT q
road AZ the intersection a. Nathlgl %
sveuuo and thc M0fgan frrk ID
saturday moFoing rcyefal % the 600
pants ~ each car gef0 pllnIulF 10
jurcd, one II fhcm "A lady, nis'aia.i 3
n broken arm. Both cars we're dumpgfi
Mr. and Mrs Miilu and daupiff
Phyllis. Of Wilmington were Urnk \
guests ~ bis sister MIS- Charles 4
Satlcrheld. ~ CheftorioNn. Mr 1iHs
rendered q beautiful soprano solu a. i q
morning service 30 Christ M y thuff a.
Sunday Mf and Mrs thwiff AHuL
~ Melville. 81 ! we're woCk. k..1d ~ q
of Mr and Miss Phflr Mni ihy
rendered hae duet AZ thc sunday mufa-
ing service in Christ NJ r. Church.
Governor Kiiohic has appniaiod s'as
Senator William D. Russell gf thi9 tUp
incmlTr ~ q committee iu stulg pI n
for ihc consolidation 81 ihr dnpoflmn q
IL The State government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
NEW : or SlAF0RD.

~.-fe-l. Ai-y 81 50 cra"N !; Nia'
.;,,,. Nf.s. Nettic Thcm. Ms eliza Z
l,,5lc Il f.n ra.chi Z her ha du der {
"a ,iiic. p.au lds - '1& th2. s' E@
10 have 4 IL sHl' ts1sva s N9Ns''.'
Mad Ii 1 " .arr give party y = 7
az. fo hcrr,5 All ho ortf her twcf !
b,--hI Ir> = iverS ~
Miss My ret lbH If: a"r
..,a,lae Tcu-,r. = ii orl4v
- ha- par S Nr q n + ..l.
NJ "a H-S IEar-l f1i.s 81 Is
Phil dlph:a, ro hsre VS. esr par
-cstS. Mr. aa! Ms. y A!:cAi.'
NJ al Mrs T. NJ luvall havI
r,@,-od i, Rqlfsu II. where hc u.li as
s.,,,,e ttc II. reale..; ui Eli altom oaii
tire place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

dren are spending several days aa
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel u. Miller. near State Road.
Don't forget the graduation gift.
Eastman Rodalss. Brownies, Eyersharp
Pencils. Waterman and conklin Foun-
tain Pens. H. Challenger & Son, Pre-
acription pharmaclstss--Adv.
Auto repairing. We specialize on
Fords, wiibert Meredith. w. St.Adv
victrolas and records Bridgewater
| ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
SOLD HIS BIG APPLE FARM.

Seaford. Nav 3l.-The York Imperial
Orchard Co.. owner Of the Apple Tree
Farm two miles south of Scafo7d, con
tsi,inc t2l acres and $4,000 apptr trees.
has soId the place to a syndicate. COM
poscd az Wilmington, Chester and
Philadelphia capitalists, for S29,HO.
Charles r. Harrison. the apple king
of Narvlsnd, IS stocNholdCr n the neW
COMPANY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
LIGHTNING STRUCK HOUSE.

Georgetown. MAY 3i.-During q
severe electric storm which swept the
central part Of Sussex county, sunday
night, lightning struck the residence
Of Grccnsbury Short, near here, and
badly damaged the building
The furnishings in ono room were
badly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
Entirely Proper.

Miss Pertc II was peach OF a
show ou, of the female performers
wore absolutely nothing but a single
catsllin
Amt Lucy Shocking, What kind
of a creature could she have been
Miss Perte-She was a trained cat
EIhuStnr Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
SURPRISE VARIETY SHOWER.

A.idiletoWn. May 81 II hnaoT of
he marriage Of their sister, Mis- I'd 4
C.-penter. Who i to be married 70 Mr
Re ljamia Gibbs. surprise VARIETY
shower vas give Mrs lohr q
Mss Grace Carno ter, Satu the
dini room w..s decorated u X
pconlcs and csrrarioI ;
Thosa p7csoat besides the gIf>t oi
honor. were Miss tir5cc Aoiey. Ms
Ieilah Money. Miss Ethel DaaleiS Miss
Marian Underwood, Mrs lsaac t'Iid's,
". Miss EVELYN Kelley Miss PAUL 4
Frazier. Miss lydia Redgr- -. Mrs.
Joseph Gibbs. Mrs James (arpe,. tar.
II. Miss Margaret Please .toa Mrs.
Dallas Hart. Mrs james 4 Hart, ,lr-,
Mrs. " I4ee Pennington. Mrs llarl
Pieasanton. Mrs James Moore, Mrs..
Elizabeth Bennett, Miss Helen Eeya-
olds. Mrs ClavtoA Jobnsol, Miss Eve
Carlisle. Miss Hllda Moaey, Mrs John
PIser aid Miss Grace Carpenter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
BRIDGEvTLLE SCHOOL.

3 ldgeville. Nav 3l-Commaaca-
n ent EXERCISES OF Bridgev;lle higa school
With seven graduate, were held 10 the
town Hall. FRIDAY evening, program
Music by fredericksburg, Md, orches
ira, invocation. Rev. Thomas +. Ferry,
sslutatorv. Dorothy Ruos. valedictory.
Mary COnawsy; presentation Of dlplo-
mas, br Harry J.. Cannon. president OF
School Board; mantle oration- Harrlag-
ton Messick; junior reply, Elizabeth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
lie Had.

Father. have you cut all four Of
your wisdom teeth?"
yes, son. ! have purchased a used
car. accepted nomination. been chair
man OF local reception committee and
married your mother. New York
Life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

Smith; address, DIR. Charles Calvert
Ellis, Professor of Educetion, Juniata
College, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania; ben
edction, Rev. William l.. White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

call 22oo- ask for ad taker ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
PARKSIDE DEFEATS
LAWRENCE ROBERTS
Hard Fought Contest Put On
With Straight Football the
Order of the Day.

The Lawrence Roberts Post eleven
lost SO game to Parkside on Sat
urday afternoon, in a contest har
fought throughout, straight football
Icing the order of the day.
Parkside made the only score in
the second period, after they ha ]
taken the ball from their own 80 yard
line to the Soldiers 2S-yard line in
the first period. After the change o.
goals the eastsiders continued their
march over for touchdown. Kemp
skie going over, but Salters failed to
kick the goal. Parkside made seven
first downs from the time that they
took the ball until they had scored.
Volkman's run around right end
was the longest of the game. 1t was
good for forty yards. Harry Loose
was the big noise for the losers, he
being the only Legion man TO gain
with any consistency through the
Parkside line Ielly played a great
game on the defense for the former
soldiers.
McCullion. Smith, Manloye. Bacon
and Keinpskie did SOME fine line
plunging for the winners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

der ID hands: Dolly" Emlen g..
Chandler: Leap Year." Miss Alice hu
pont; Twilight" Miss Lydia du Poht;
Christmas" Willard Springer; 'Daisy
Rock" Mr.. Josiah Marvel, Jr.
Glass 9--Mule race. one-half mile:
Mules, j. III. Brandenburg; "Tobin. +"
Mr.. Emlen @. Chandler: "Jack,7 Mr..
Louis Berger: Mule, Mrs G. ID. Buck:
Mule. Mrs. G. ID. Buck.
Glass 10--Steeplechase. Five Jumps,
3is feet. One-half mile. Farm horses
only; Billy" Mr.. Emlen G. Chandler;
Russell" Alfred II. Talley; Katie S. -
Mr.. Arthur E. Webster; "Nutwood, .
Howard ID. Talley.
Glass 11--Steeplechase. Open to all.
Jump 3ia feet, one mile; Russell .
Alfred II. Talley; Jack" Louis Ber-
ger; Limerick" ]. B. Foulke;
Dawn" Master A. Felix du Pont, Jr. /:
Morning Glory" Master Harold
Springer; Tan Sticker," Howard d.
Talley; Burbank" Josiah Marvel, Jr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
MANY ENTRIES FOR
WCMEAD HORSE SHOW
Important Affair to be Held on
Estate of MIR. and Mrs. Vic
tor du Pont, Saturday.

Entries for the Vicmead Horse
Show which will be held next Satur-
day afternoon on the estate of Mr..
and Mrs, Victor du Pont, Jr., are as
follows:
Glass Members class. hunters,
open TO all: "Misdillion." II. Heisler
Harrington; "Brandywine," j, c. Nc
Comb; The Hawk" Miss Katherine
Hilles; "Crossbow." Miss Katherine
Thompson: "watchful," Miss Elinor
Thompson; Jeff" and Susie" Mrs.
Victor du Pont, Jr.; Guardian" Mrs.
Holyday S. Needs. Jr.; Limerick. "
Mr.. ]. B. Fouke; London" Mrs. A.
Felix A. du Pont; Virginia Boy" A.
Felix du Pont; Virginia Boy" A.
Felix du Pont. Jr.; Burbank" and
Daisy Rock Mr.. Joseph Marvel, Jr.;
k"Maron." Miss Lillian f. Crichton;
| Betsy" Mr.. A. l.. White.
Glass ladies hunters. Ladies
to ride: "Crossbow," Miss Katherine
Thompson; CASTOR" Miss Katherine
Thompson; Vivian" Miss Elinor
Thompson; "The Hawk" Miss Rather
inc Hilles; Radiant" Miss Esther
Ball Guardian" JEFF" and Susie,
Mrs. Victor du Pont; London" Busy
Boy" and Dawn" Mrs. A. Felix du
Pont, Jr.; Burbank" Miss Jane Mar
vel; Morning Glory"
Glass 3--Farmers' hunters. Farm
horses that are used for farm work
King" Mr.. Curtis L. Talley; Peg
William Megilligan; Russell" AL.
fred II. Talley; Billy" Mr.. Elbie
T.. Tailey; Kate S." Arthur E. Web.
ster; Francis" Walter @. Kelly;
Tan Sticker" and ".Nutwood," How.
ard T. Talley.
Glass 4--Handy hunters. For farm
horses only. Ride to first jump, dis
mount and lead over all other jumps
Russell" Alfred III. Talley; Peg
William Megilligan; Billy Boy" Johr
r. Robinson; Molly" C. r. Pyle
King" Curtis l.. Talley.
Class, 5-Farmers' hunters. Farm
ers' open class jump. Jumps feet
Limerick" j. b. Foulke.
Class 6-Farmsrs' race. Half-mile
Horses that are used for farm work
May" Mr.. Emlen G. Chandler; Bob,
Clarence Robinson; Peg" Mr.. VIII
liam Megillegan; Russell" Alfred II
Talley; Dolly" James C. Smith
Billy" Elbie It. Talley; Katie s.,
Arthur i. Webster; Good Friday,
Patrick Toomey.
Class ladies race. one-hal
mile ofVess: THE Hawk" Miss Kath
crime Hilles "Radient," Miss Esthe
Ball; Susie" Mrs. Victor du Pont, Jr
"Pintoe," Walter j. Kelly; Dawn,
Master A. Felix du Pont, Jr.; 'vir
ginia Boy" Mrs. A. Felix du Pont
Marion" Miss Lillian +. Crichton.
Class S-Children's race. Ponies un
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
CATHOLIC INDOOR
LEAGUE ORGANIZED

A meeting was held in the rooms of
the Benevolent Pioneer Literary AS
sociation yesterday afternoon and the
Catholic Indoor League was formed
Keen interest has been manifested
during the past month and the cul-
mination of the league has been the
result.
The organization represented were
Brownson, ST. Anne's, st. Patrick's
and Pioneers.
Games are to consist of pool, quoits,
pinochle, euchre and checkers, and
commencing with opening night. No
vember 1, are TO continue through the
winter months.
The next meeting will be held on
Sunday afternoon, October 80 at .
o'clock and the complete schedule
will be presented. The games for
opening night will be St. Anne's at
Brownson and Pioneer at St. Pat
ricks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
CHERRY AND WHITE
STOPS WEST CHESTER
Donaldson Scores for Whining.
ton High School; Game
Well Played.

The Wilmington High School foot
ball team put up one of the best exhi-
bitions of football Saturday, ever seen
at Baynard Field, and defeated the
West Chester High School eleven Z
to 6.
Donaldson. the slippery quarterback
of Wilmington, called upon himself In
the first quarter TO take the pigskin
on West Chester's 1s-yard line. He
plunged through for a 10-yard gain.
He took the ball on the next play and
succeeded in crossing the line for
Highs only touchdown.
West Chester scored its touchdown
by an intercepted pass. Maxwell, of
Wilmington, flushed back to throw a
forward to White or Donaldson, but
Ray, of West Chester jumped in the
air and brought down the intercepted
pass and rushed down the east side
Of the field for 40 yards and the only
score for the team, Martin failed in
the goal from touchdown.
Both teams were very strong on the
offensive. Wilmington's gains were
through line plunges. while West
Chester skirted the ends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
FORT DU POINT IN
WIN OVER KEYSTONE
asaaaa
Soldiers Roll up 900 Score on
Opponents From vii.
mlngton.

tNWiai DulttsuNnttnee rvrrv Evening
faWi dp ltNui nUt aA.arho Fort du
iHNi 'mliHh team, fresh from their
kNiNis uftl ihu rlkion. Nd, team on
NAiNUlHf pHailt trimmed the fast
hftHiUNa luam u Wilmington here
itslWdaN. aH ln 9 before q large crowd
fNH iN lrHi warriors druw FIRST
lHHA ln ihH urpnlun pprlud. reoeivlng
lhN NlNh HH ihpV repeatedly smashed
iNHNHN ihu keystone Tine fur long
ttlNa. NNiN lhp nHHi had boon reached
IhN afHnH touchdown camo IN the
ssHNA NUilal hfipf smashing through
lNlH UNrOnrhie line fof So wards. A
fNfNAfA iiHHH siHUptded near Tho goal
iiNN fWfHtt tummou and Kennedy
HiHHWi fHp HU lunt makine an ct
lhf sHlNa riilihrn starred Cor the
NisllNle. phuAinf ihp ban IN nearly
NttfN plAA and made several long
saline NfatlN every PLAYER who y lays
~ ~ Yesterdays same PLAYED arainst
lH'NlNN ~ saturday Tho lmo.upl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
CHESROOK NOSES OUT
OVER COLLEG|ANS
Locals Lack Pep That Featured
Games Earlier in Season;
HanIey's Score Wins.

Chesrook nosed out a victory over
the All-Coilegians Of Philadelphia on
Saturday, 30, with the locals off form
and lacking the snap that has fea-
tured their playing this season.
A field goal by George Hanley from
the 20-yard line in the third quarter
enabled Chesrook 10 defeat the
Quaker City visitors. Samuels, Of the
n-Collegians, was one Of the most
prominent players in the fray, his
work in the second quarter almost de-
feating the locals when he grabbed one
OF Hanley's long passes from the air
and ran 40 yards before he was drop
ped on Chesrook's eight-yard line.
Elated with his success Sam" tried
pass Of his own, but Hanley got re-
venge when he intercepted the heave
on his own two-yard line.
| Fegley's line bucking, Kelly's fiashy
work on the receiving end OF forward
passes, and the defensive work Of w
Kerrigan and Keneally, were other
features Of Chesrook's play.
Next Saturday Chesrook win play
Fort du Pont at Harlan Field.
]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
| NEW CASTLE Wins
| OVER WILMINGTON
WilIeys Pitches Great Game al
Pennsy Field; Hughes Was
Touched Up by Visitors.

| New Castle fandom had big time
Saturday afternoon. With more than
FIVE hundred rooters from the town
along the Delaware In attendance, the
| Pick of New Castle won the third and
deciding game Of their series with the
Pick OF Wilmington. 4-3. The New
Castle fans did far more than attend.
They rooted and anyone within eight
or ten blocks of the Pennsy Field
knew they were there.
The game was a slow affair, being
held up at the start, due TO the late
arrival OF an umpire, while other
delays dragged the contest so that
Manager Givens called 1t at the end
OF the eighth inning A strong wind
swept across the field and this tended
10 keep down enthusiasm.
Naylor, first man up for New
Castle at the go, dropped a neat
Texas Lacquer behind second base,
but never tailed, for he was caught
going to third base. The Wilmington
boys started to work on the visitors
IN the second inning, after two were
out. Boyle lined out a pretty two
bagger and was safe at third, when
Naylor failed TO handle one properly.
Fishback received free pass and
stole second. The Wilmington team
lacked the punch, however. TO p ut a
run across. With this exception. not
a Wilmington runner passed second
until the sixth inning, when the locals
scored two runs.
Dick" Hughes started the mound
work for the Pick Of Wilmington and
performed well during his stay in the
box. During the five innings he work.
ed, only IS men faced him and but
three hits were obtained off his de-
livery. Nitehie relieved Hughes, but
did not work as well. as he was
touched for three hits in three frames
Willeys. who twirled for New Castle
worked well and encountered very
little trouble with the Wilmington
stars. Willeys sent Ia Of the locals
to the bench via the strikeout route
and kept the situation well In hand
at all times and performed better thar
ever when trouble loomed in the dis.
tance. He worked cody and deliber.
ately, and had the locals swinging
wide at some OF his fast-breakine
benders,
Five hits were made off Willey's de
livery, but they were kept well scat
tered. Dewey" Holiday. the stellar
frst-sacker of the New Castle team
worked his usual star game at tn,
initial sack and It was his double tina
drove over the winning tally for th'
visitors. The presence Of Johnny
; Carlin at shortstop greatly aided tn
: New Castle team, for Johnny's advic
proved OF much worth to the boy
/: from the town Of New Castle. Tn
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
utuct>S GLAD RUTH
QtIT TorKs DENIES TRADE

ttiost \. y. Oct 24.--Miller Hug
gins manager OF the New York
American League club, II recovering
frum an attack OF tonsilitls at the
hune az his brother IN this city. Hug
nlns contracted a heavy cold In motor
inr from New York TO Utica last week
and has been confined to bed FOR a
few days
liukrins expressed pleasure at Babe
ISuthh action IN caucslling his barn
Hturming tour and hopes that his star
VIII escape with slight punishment
and be available for the Yanks
throughout the entire 1929 season. He
denies there is any trade brewing
With the White Sox.
iIugTins VIII leave for his home in
Cincinnati within a few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
Mnsboro stops MaraeIa snrIpgs.

Georgetown, Oct. 24-The strong
Mardela Springs. Md. baseball team
was defeated by Millsboro, on the lat
ter's diamond Friday afternoon, to
0. Walter Belts, of Millsboro. a mem-
ber Of the pitching staff of the Phil
adelphia Nationals was in the box for
Millsobo the first half Of the game,
while Jesse Jones, another Millsboro
hoy. who has been signed by Jacl,
Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles. finish
ed the game. Mardela Springs proved
nc match for them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL SCORES.
p.laware. 13; Hayerford. q.

Delaware. rs; Hayerford, O.
Penn. 2i: v. NJ. l.. Z.
Chicago. .; Princeton, 0.
Yale. IA; Army. Z.
Harvard. 2i; Penn State, 81.
Detroit. 2S; Boston College, 0.
Dartmouth. 81; Columbia. Z.
Lafayette. 2S: Fordham, Z.
Cornell, 81; Colgate. :.
W. a j.. IA; Lehigh, Z.
Hobart. IA Hamilton, o.
Rochester, 2s; Union, 0.
pittshurg. s5; Syracuse. o.
Tennessee, 9; Florida, o.
Georgia Tech. as; Rutgers, IA.
Virginia, lS; Johns Hopkins. Z.
Chattanooga, %: Howard, 3.
Georgia, IA; oglethorpe, 0.
Sewanee. Il; Alabama, o.
Maryland, 10; Virginia Poly Insti-
rute. Z.
villa Nova. 6; Catholic University, o,
Swarthmore. z; Franklin and Mar
shall. Z.
Lebanon Valley, 6; ST. Johns, 0.
Brown. o; Springfield, 0.
Wisconsin. 10; Illinois. 0.
Ohio State. IA: Michigan. 0.
Kansas University, IA; Iowa State
Z.
Butler, 33; Earlham, 7.
Minnesota, s.: Indiana, 0.
NJ. A. G.. II; Normal, IA.
Washington and Lee, 3s; Morris
Harvey. Z.
Tulane. z; Mississippi Aggies. 0.
Louisiana State, Al; Springhill, z
Erskine. 1S; Citadel. 6.
South Carolina es; Presbyterian, 0
Bowdoin, 16; Colby, 6.
Amherst. 13; Massachusetts Aggies
o.
Rensselaer,, %; Stevens, 0.
Tufts. s.; Norwich, 0.
St. Xavier. AZ; Rose Poly, 0.
Miami, Sc; Ohio Wesleyan, O.
Centre. 90; Transylvania, 0.
Notre Dame. 81; Nebraska, 0.
Kansas Aggies, z; Missouri, 5.
West Virginia, o; Bucknell, 0.
Auburn, IA; Camp Benning, 7.
Mississippi University, "a; South,
western Presbyterian, O.
Mississippi College. "a; Union Uni
versity. 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
)elaluare Surprises Haueor Chesrook Beat Colegians
Local Football Scores.

st, Mary's. o.: Riverside.
20 tSunday Eame).
Chesrook. B. Phila. All-Col-
legians. o.
Wilmington High School. Z;
West Chester. 6.
st. Thomas. 20; Burley A. c.,
0.
Parkside. 6; American Lc-
gion. 0.
Defiance, AZ: South Side J
Eden. 6.
Defiance Acad., IA: Brandy
wine. 0.
Ninth Ward. IS; ST. He'd
wigs. 6.
Fort du Pont. 20: Keystone. o.
Merwick. 0; Rockford. 6S.
Richardson Park Jrs., 12;
rarkside, 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
Learning the Golf Game.

The many who are developing a
growing interest in golf VIII be in
terested in the plan OF wilfrid Reid.
the golf expert, 10 teach at Hotel du
Pont. Not only in Wilmington, but
throughout the country, there is a re-
markable increase IN the Dumbers OF
those interested in this sport. Mr..
Reid is well qualified TO instruct and
will doubtless soon have a large class
under his direction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
Rensselaer,, %; Stevens, 0.
Milford Drops Third Straight.
Special Correspondence Every Even

Milford. Oct. 24-Milford high
school football team lost its third
straight game Friday on the home
grounds. when the fast aggregation
from Laurel defeated them, 19 TO D.
While the local team was only or
ganized this year, and most Of the
players had never handled a ball be-
fore, they have not developed as the
coaches had hoped they would. AS
yet the team has been unable TO
score on any of its opponents. The
team showed better form however
than they have shown earlier this sea-
son, and the rooters are loking for .
Setter game when they play again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24
FALL SHOOT AT HARRINGTON.
Kent Gun Club to Entertain on Wed.
nesday.

The Kent Gun Club of Harrington,
viii hold its annual fall shoot at Har-
rington, Wednesday, October 20,
starting at 1890 a. m. The program
calls for 100 16-yard targets and so
handicap targets.
l.. r. Beauchamp. one of Delaware's S
most popular professionals, is secre-
tary of the Kent Gun Club and prom
ises a good time 10 all the Whining
ton shooters who attend.