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Arizona republican., 1921-01-10
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SPANISH TEACHER

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Arizona republican., 1921-01-10
FURNITURE REPAIRING

Mare Island Furn. Shop. Repair ing, packing Cash for your broken Up furniture. 906 $. Ist st. Phone S761
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DENVER. Colo.-Six feet inches tan and weighing 287 pounds. Reuben Pratt. recently enlisted at Denver. is being boosted by the T. $. Marines as the talest soldier in the world.
 The big fellow. g years old, was born in the Centennial state and the has the brawuy build typical of the mountain ous western country. Pratt was for rnerIy a blacksmith and wielded a sledge in Kirk Colo, where he used 10 surprise the natives by his feats of strength
 He is shown above talking to his new buddy, Sergeant Eaia. fect inches short. the smallest sergeant in the Marine corps When the long and tEe short of the Marine corps go out for sunday stroll all traffic slows mp 10 EatNh-
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PERSONALS

POSITION as mechanic and chauf- 'cur for party touring California. can give best of references. Box 52K. Re 5Ub7ic5n bh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
HORSE SHOW WINNERS.
Misses Carpenter. of Wilmington Cap.
tured Most Ribbons.

The Misses Louisa IA Carpenter
and Irene dup. Carpenter, of Will
mington, won the greatest number Of
ribbons at the recent Bryn Mawr
Horse Show. according to the figures
just completed, with their Dilwynne
Farm horses.
The award for that performance l..
500, offered by the Horse Show Asso-
citation. The winner of the second larg-
est number of ribbons was the Sunny
brook Stables, at Radnor, of which
Isaac II. Clothier, Jr., is the owner.
Mr.. Clothier was one of the most en-
thusiatic Of the exhibitors at the show
and rode many of his entries himself.
Woodroyd Farm, belonging TO Will
liam H. Wanamaker, Jr., tied for third
place with f. Ambrose Clark, OF
Cooperstown, \. Y, whose entries
were mainly in the classes for hunters
and jumpers. Each won 81 ribbons
Robert L. Gerry, New York. and Bran
dywine Stables, belonging to Charles
E. Mather, were tied for fifth place
with 20 ribbons each.
In the competition for the largest
number of blue ribbons to any one ex-
hsbitor, Dilwynne Farm and Woodroyo
Farm were awarded nine blue ribbon.
each. William J. Clothier was next
with eight blue, and Mr.. Gerry and
William du Pont, whose horses wer,
entered under Montpelier Farm, were
tied for fourth place with seven blue.
each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
BETTER THAN CALONEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Subtitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
substitute for calomel--are a mild but
sure laxative. and their effect on the
liver is almost instantaneous. These
little olive-colored tablets are the re-
suit OF DIR. Edwards determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that ealomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums
So do strong liquids. 1t is best not to
take calomel. Let Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches "dullness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and q
disordered liver. Take DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "logy'' ane
heavy" They clear" clouded brair
and "perk up the spirits. 15c and soc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
ELkT0N ELEVEN To PLAY
MANY GAMES IN WILMINGTON

Elkton, Md. Oct. 1o.-The following
schedule has been arranged by Man
ager Caldwell of the E,kton a. A..
football team for this season: Octo-
ber Is, American Legion at Whining
ton, Del; Saturday, October %, Fort
du Pont. at Elkton: Saturday, October
80, South Side-Eden at Elkton; Sat
urday, November 5, pending; Friday,
November IL, Parkside A. c. of Viii
mington, at Elkton; Saturday, No
vember Il, Newark A. c., at Ell1ton
Saturday, November 10, American Le-
gion, OF Wilmington. at Elkton; No
vember % Thanksgiving Day, pend
ing; Saturday. November 26. South
Side Eden. at Wilmington, Del; Sat
urday, December 3, Fort du Pont, al
Delaware City; December II, pending
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
GIANTS AND YANKS
EVEN THEIR SERIES
babe" Ruth Drives Out Home
Run But McGraW's Clan
Carry off Game.

New York. Oct. 10-The Giants in
serted another big inning again yes
tsrday with the outcome that the Man
hattan's own worlds series is 50-50.
Irish" Meusel, former Philadelphia
captain. awoke the Giants in the
eighth inning. with a rousing triple,
and Johnny Rawlings, another use
less Quaker, followed through with a
simple single and before the frame
was over the McGraw outfit had three
runs and practically the game slowed
away. The final tally was to 2,
which enabled the Nationals to even
the series.
The net result Of this victory was
unexpected. The upset was complet-
ed. for Carl Mays, the subway hurler,
who BANKED the Giants in the open
ing game, was hammered for nine
hits, made in graduated fashion. For
five innings the Giants were unable to
get a safety and Burns got the first in
the sixth. Young managed to dupli-
cate in the seventh, but in the eighth
Carl's subway delivery caved and the
Nationals scared to victory. Babe"
Ruth drove out a homer in the ninth
| inning. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
FANS HURL BOTTLES
At BILL" 'GOWAN
Local Umpire Escorted From
Field by Police at
Louisville.

Louisville. Ky, Oct. 1o.-A riotous
demonstration broke up the fourth
game OF the Louisville Baltimore
Junior worlds series here yesterday,
when $500 spectators. angered at a
close decision, swarmed o nthe field,
pelted the police and umpires with
cushions and caused the game TO be
forfeited TO Baltimore. 9 TO 0. No one
was seriously hurt and no arrests
were made. although the police used
their clubs freely.
Before the riotous ending OF the
game in the first half of the ninth
inning the fans swarmcd on the dia-
mond in the seventh inning TO protest
a decision by Umpire MCGOWAN, of
the international League. and delayed
the game Is minutes before the police
could clear the field.
When Umpire Frank Connolly of
the A...erican Association, called Jack
Bentley, the orioles first baseman,
safe at first in the ninth, on a p lay
which appeared 10 be an easy out,
the spectators swarmed onto the field
for the second time, and the police
were powerless to disperse them. The
fans made no move TO harm either
Connolly or MCGOWAN Jntil the police
and players made a move to escort
them off the field.
Police formed a guard about them
and started for the gate. Cushions
were thrown on the field by the hun
dreds, and stampede of fans in the
direction of the umpires began. A
yolley of cushions were hurled at the
fleeing umpires and their police escort
as they broke into a run in the direc-
tion of the exits. Other than tbs
throwing of cushions and a few poi
bottles no violence was attempted.
Decisions on. close plays by Umpire
MCGOWAN, of Wilmington, Del, lee
up TO the demonstration. Throughout
the game close decisions were render
ed, and the Louisville rooters though
they were in favor OF the Baltimor,
team. The clubs took the field will
Louisville leading two to one in tn,
series, and the fans We're in no humoI
to accept decisions that appeared t.
be wrong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
CHEsROOK PRACTICE TOMORROW

Coach Kerrigan wishes all Ches-
rook players to report at Rodney street
reservoir for practice tomorrow night
al 7.30. The Chesrook squad emerged
from their battle with the Washington
team in fine shape, only two crtpples
being reported and they will be in
shape TO play next Saturday. The
boys are peeved over the treatment
accorded them by former Whining
tonian. Billy Martin. who refereed
the game. Many fans who accom-
panied the team declared that it was
the rawest deal they have ever wit
messed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Eikfon, Nd. Oct t0e-The coroner's
jury on the death ~ Alfred Wairayeu
N Newark, Del. who died at Union
Hospital, Eikt0n, Friday, from iniur-
les sustained in on automobile acci-
dent on Thursday last, rendered a ver-
dict that Mr.. wairaven came - his
death by an accident and that ma
driver of the machine was not "a
blame.
Bishop George Davenport - The f,s-
occse Of Eastcn conducted services
yesterday az North East ana chesa-
peake city Episcopal Churches.
Ernest Marks o. Wilmington r. a
patient in Hayre De Grace Hospiiak
suffering with slight fracture n tha
skull. sustained when his motorcycles
was struck by a passing automobile.
Powers Foundry CO. plant, after be-
| ing closed for n week, resumed opera
tions, this morning. having receivef
an order to keep the plant IN operations
/ for some time.
Richard White, one q the f1ref1eH
at the government reservation AZ Per-
/ ~ Point, while motoring 70 Port De-
posit, colllded with another machine
and was painfully injured. Both care
were badly damaged.
Miss Elizabeth v. Hodggou - Fcf-
ton, Del, has been appointed hora@
| demonstration agent FOR Cecil county,
succeeding Miss Dorothy Ross. who
win marry Albert y. Mackey. an Elk-
ton lawyer.
Hon. oliver g. Metzorott, Repuhli-
can candidate for state cornptroiler.
win open the Republican campaign in
Cecil county. Friday next, when he
win visit every town in tho county ard
at night address a meeting.
John ". Jackson of Cecil cnwrtv
has fled a suit in Elkton court for =
divorce from Amanda Jackson 4
Chester. Pa. alleging desertion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert g. Ievis havs
returned 10 Elkton from their wedfir Z
4 trip. They win make Newark. Deia
their home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
HELD IN WEST GROVE CASE.
G. G. McCurley OF Washington, In Gus
tody at West Chester For H0otch
Affair.

West Chester, Pa, Oct. 10.--C. G.
Mccurley Of Washington, d. C., Is in
the Chester county prison awaiting
trial for his alleged part in the hold
up on a road near West Grove last
February Of a Washington man, from
whom was taken an automobile and
pslssIIp ssM sH 'GTsIqa 10 sosBo 50
at New York for the theft Of an auto
mobile and turned over to the police
here on request Of the New Amster-
dam Trust Company Of Baltimore,
which had posted $1,000 bail to guar
antee his appearance for trial here.
McCurley was one Of a party Of five
men charged with the hold-up. Leroy
Mason was tried and sent to the peni-
tentiary for 10 years, but the other
four we're liberated on $50, 900 bail.
OF these Aaron Trechtonberg has
surrendered and McCurley captured
Herbert King and Taylor Freeman
still are at large.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
SEAFORD VS.. BRIDGEyILLE.
Downstate Teams to Meet In Big Foot.
ball Game.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford, Oct. 10.-Having defeated
the Laurel High School football eleven,
Friday, 26 to s, the Seaford High will
go into the game tomorrow with
Bridgeville, at Seaford, with world
of confidence, and fully expect TO get
revenge for their two defeats at the
hands of Bridgeville High last season.
In the game Friday Coach Lowden
had the Seaford boys on their toes
vantage of everything that came their
at every stage of the game. taking ad
way, and it was their dashing style of
play that brought them such clean
cut victory. Coach Lowden put the
boys through a stiff practice game to-
day. and found every player on edge
for what they expect to be one of the
hardest game Of the season. tomorrow.
Bridgeville High is noted for their
crack football playing, and say they
are confident Of victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
KEYSTONE MEETING.
Entertainment Aphnty Planned for
Friday Night

keystone Field Club will open the
fan and winter season next Friday
evening, when big get-together
meeting win be held In the club rooms.
goa East Fourth street. The COM
mlitee In charge OF the affair has ar
ranged an attractive program which is
"a follows: Selection by the Moose
quartet; solo, John Collins: solo, VIM.
Springer; musical selection. Keating
and Burgess; buck and wing dancing
hy Collins and Lewis; waltz clog by
Frank Kennedy; address ~ James
Stein; bass solo. Joseph O'Rourke
VOCAL solos. Frank Durham and Jack
Braddock; comedy sketch, Raymond
and Hanley; address by Louis Cohen.
Frank Chester will also be on the pro-
gram. The orchestra will be under the
leadership OF Elwood Buckmaster.
The committee in charge OF the af-
fair is as follows: Olen Hackett. chair
man. George Allen, ]. Hindsley, John
Maloncy and ]. c. Strickland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
DELAWARE DROPS TO
JOHNS HOPKINS TEAM
Dsrby's Team Lacks Pep In
Game Against MaryIandsrs;
Price and Mckelvie Star.

The University OF Delaware dropped
It's third straight game TO Johns Hop
kinH on Saturday, 2T-0.
Delaware again faced heavier OPP
poncnt Tho absence of Repp and
netsmer from the line. dragged the
teams average weight down 70 about
its pounds. while the Hopkins sent a
we'll balanced eleven on the field aver
nginw t-tweon i7O and IT'S pounds,
From the very beginning the Mary
iandora pounded the line OF Blue and
ooid Jerseys. realizing that II must
eventually give way before superior
weight. Throughout the first quarter
aud most ~ the second, they were
turned back. hut in the last minutes
uf the second period the Delaware for
wards weakened and Hopkins went
through for a touchdown. The half
ended shortly after this score.
Hopkins went at IL again In the
second half Delaware did not re-
cupcrate much during the intermis-
sion and their opponents reaped the
result OF their work In the first ses-
Hiou--threc more touchdowns.
\ bic Improvement was noticed In
the way Delaware followed the ball.
fumhler were frequent on the wet
nold and the majority OF them We're
recovered hy Dorby's men. This alert
hess did considerable 10 keep the score
down.
The Newark colleglans offensive
was practically ineffective. Jackson
was the only back who was able to
advance tho ball.
Price and McKelvie. who played
thvlr first Varsity game Saturday
thuwcd az well. In Price and Magaw
Delaware has two small but effective
ends. Both are hard tacklers and are
fast on getting around in back of plays
and down under punts These two men
nud cupid" Akin were the best men
in neiawarc's line Saturday. Price
silll needs n little grooming. Derby
% an end and should be able TO de-
Nplop him. The lineup;
tuhuN Hanl ius Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
"RED- WALSH TO
PILOT BRowNSON

At a meeting of the basketball can
didates for the Brownson Library
team yesterday afternoon Leo Walsh
was elected to manage the team this
season. Walsh, who is one of the
''old masters" OF the cage game in this
city, is preparing his schedule and
will consider games with any of the
local teams. All communications
should be addressed to the Brown
son Library.
Walsh has great amount Of sea
soned material upon which to build
his team as the following men have
put in their bid to try out for the
Library quintet: Bierman, Flynn, G..
Dougherty, Doc" Dougherty, Salmon
Shields, Buck Magill, Lex Gillespie.
Schooner" Long. Mccarthy, besides a
number of other boys who showed TO
advantage last season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
|ST. MARY'S SURPRISES.
| SOLDIER ELEVEN.
Coach Sank" Mccaughan's
Team Displays Speed and
Defeats Fort du Pont.

st. Mary's Cats" proved beyond o
bit OF doubt yesterday afternoon that
they were eligible for the champion
ship honors OF the State when they
outplayed the heavy Fort du Pont
team at all stages OF the game and
defeated them by the score OF Ia to Z.
The work of the st. Mary's line In
holding the large Fort forwards, was
the big feature OF the day, as IL had
been freely predicted that nothing In
the State could withstand the force OF
their attack as from end TO end the
soldiers line averaged 1876 pounds.
The clean tackling OF the wing men,
Kelleher and Sheehy. played a big
part in holding the soldiers safe. Tay-
lor also broke into the limelight, stop
ping several plays aimed in his direc-
ton.
Brennan at quarterback for the
saints" was the real star of the
game. His running of the team could
not be improved on. as he took advan-
tage OF every weak spot In the Fort
teams defense and ran his team ac-
cordingly.
Coach Sank" McCaughan got into
the game long enough TO display his
usual good form and to score a touch
down on a recovered tumble back OF
the soldiers goal line.
Hummell and Kennedy were the
shining lights for the Fort team, boti
men playing clean, hard game o,
football, Hummell making nearly
every gain for the soldier boys
After some discussion over tn,
legality of the second touchdown
scored by the st. Mary's team, For
du Pont left the field with but abou
30 seconds to play. Referee Crothert
allowed the score and Brennan kicxet
the goal The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
PLANS MADE FOR FAST
PENINSULAR LEAGUE

Laurel, Del, Oct. 1o.-At a meeting
held in Salisbury Saturday night, at
which nearly score Of towns OF Del
aware, Maryland and Virginia We're
represented, peninsula baseball
league to be run under the protection
Of the national association was or
ganized. The circuit viii be comprised
of clubs representing Laurel, Cam
bridge, Salisbury, Princess Anne, Girls
field, Pocomoke City, Snow Hill and
Berlin. Other towns asked for ad-
mission.
Milford was offered a franchise but
refused because Dover was rejected
The seven clubs that played together
this season stuck together and Sc
lected Berlin over Parksley, Va. This
viii probably result In an upper PENN
sula league being organized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
WARD WINS HIGH H0N0RS
AT BAT AND IN FIELD

New York, Oct. 10.-Ouachita Col
lege, out in Arkadelphia, Ark, may
not be SO well known In the metro
polls as the big Three" and other
institutions of learning, but the New
York Americans are strong for it. For
Ouachita produced Aaron Ward the
keen Drained. snappy Yankee second
baseman.
Ward has upset early predictions Of
the baseball experts, who pointed to
him as the possible weak point in the
Yankee lineup. His answer is a bat-
ting average of .30s thus far In the
worlds series and a perfect fielding
average with more assists than any
other player on either Of the contend
ing clubs.
He has made "a assists, all without
a misplay, several more than his rival,
Rawlings, the Giants second sacker.
His fielding has been sure, steady,
even spectacular at times. He has
figured In almost every double play
performed by his team. In putouts
he has made nine, without error, his
fielding average being 1000. Yester-
day he accepted seven assists. the
highest number made in the game by
any one player and added two put
outs to his string.
Ward is one OF the least talkative OF
all the Yanks. I'm sure we'll win
the SERIES" was the total fruit of ar
Interview with him.
When he isn't with the Yankees
Ward is a reader in the Senate of tn,
Arkansas Legislature. He won't bS
at that job this winter, though, a.
his home state law makers do no
meet again until next year. He lives
in Fort Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
NEW E-wILMINGTON
GAME POSTPONED

New Castle, Del. Oct. 10.-On ac-
count of the rain Saturday the second
game of the series between the pick
of the New Castle and the pick of
the Wilmington team the game was
cancelled and will be played on the
Battery diamond at New Castle on
next Saturday.
Mayor w. Leslie Cramer will toss
out the first ball and a large crowd
Is expected TO o-witness the game. The
New Castle Athletic Association has
arranged to take care Of the large
crowd and has secured, through City
Council, the loan of the park benches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
SALES|ANuM WINS
OVER NEW CASTLE
Despite Bad Weather Large
Crowd Attended Game at
Second and du Pont.

Salesianum Catholic High defeated
the New Castle High eleven Saturday
afternoon at Second and du Pont.
Score: Salesianum, Z: New Castle. 0.
Despite the bad weather the game was
well played, and big crowd OF fans
turned out.
During the frat and second periods
the locals worked the BAH into the
visitors territory only TO lose 1t on a
tumble. In the third quarter. Dolan,
Salesianum's fullback, circled right
end for a 55-yard gain, and after sew
eral shorter gains, carried the ball
over for the first touchdown OF the
season. Cullinane kicked the goal
The running back of punts by Cap
tain Cunningham was one OF the fea-
lures of the game, and his end run
ming netted Salesianum some Ions
gains. Grant held down right end in
sensational style and together with
Lemon on the same side OF the line
held New Castle to few long gains
and repeatedly threw their runners
for losses. The lineup:
SaleStauum Ncw Casfla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Burley Bows to Parkside.

Parkside defeated the fast-going
Burley A. c. team of Chester, Satur-
day afternoon at Eighteenth and Van
Buren streets. by score of Is to 0.
This is the first time in three years
that the local boys have beaten this
team. Nacraello and Stanum were
the stars OF the opponents, while Nc
cullion and Evans played best for
parkside. The entire Parkside team
played good football while they were
IN the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
musicals at washington Heights.

A musicale viii be given this eve
ming at the Washington Heights Cen
tury Club, with Mrs. Jacob Kleitz in
charge. Miss Dodge Fuller viii give
piano solos; Miss McCuigan and Miss
Sproul, vocal solos; Mrs. Elmer Strad-
lev instrumental solo, and Miss Sallie
sharp, elocutionist, win also entertain.
There win also be community singing.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of directors viii be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Kid Williams Going Well.

Kid Williams, local colored welter-
weight, kayoed frankie White. of MIL
ton, Pa, in the sixth round Of sehed-
uled eight-round bout at Lancaster
Saturday night. Williams is under the
management of Lewis Gonzales, 143l
cambridge street. Philadelphia, Pa.
and would like to arrange matches
with Johnny Howard and Johnny Grif.
fin, OF Chester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Defiance Downs st. Thomas.

The Defiance Bulldogs" displaying
. savage attack. steam-rolled st.
Thomas at the Second and du Pont
field Saturday afternoon before a
crowd OF 1000 football fans, "a to 0.
While the big purple team entered
tie game favorite it was not an
ticipated that the score should be so
one-slded. as the Saints were rated as
one OF the city's leading teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
BridgeyilIe Defeats Milford.

The Bridgeville High School foot
ball team opened its 1921 season BY
defeating Milford High Saturday by
the score of 700. Bridgeville will go
TO Seaford Tuesday, October II, and
battle with the high school team of
that town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-10
Defiance Practice Tonight.

The Defiance football team viii
practice tonight at the Third and
Adams street field. All candidates arc
requested to report at the grounds at
7.30 o'clock. Coach Charley Welsh
is much pleased with the showing of
boys made against St. Thomas on
Saturday and tonight practice win
lay the foundation for the next game
which will bs with Parksido-