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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
BREEZY HOLIDAY SHOWS
BOOKED AT THE ACADEMY
Manager Rex Announces Special Matinee Performance
to Accommodate the Throngs of Amusement
Seekers Memorial Day.

WIN II special holiday matinee per-
"'ha ncc TO accommodate tho throngs
h"Ildhy Amusement seekers on ME-
"'r'"l Day. the flrst o! series of
- summer shows will come To 49, r.
N''h: academy Thcatcr Monday af-
|,ernoon.
Each OF tho two bills for tho week
notable for its variety of enter
rhin"nt and tho number OF Keith
|"'t"ppcrs that Will be seen here for
The FIRST time.
Tn" peculiar eccentric comedian.
Long Jim" Carlisle. and his hcautiful
|nhl accomplished partner. Miss lisa
'e ia NAL standard favoritcs Of
VIZ metropolitan vaudeville thcatcrs
u" appear IN al the Training Quar-
Tho skit exploits the gro
s'Nfhcri"S OF Carlisle and the ar, OF
"HN la Nal az singer and CO.
m'Nicnnc. She is recognized as on.
OF INC most beautiful women or the
american vaudeville stage and Is
widely known aS the girl with tn.
*",N'1 arm" Miss la Nal acu,llrcd
'h' S"h-iGuct when a famous sc,ilp.
,'f announced that IN" pcrf.c, arm
~ mad discovered In on" of his models
"N' happened !" hc III" comrdi.nnc
ana soprano. had given a bit nf stat.
''"f NJ hah ju~t c~mpl.t.d tina, raiu"
tol7'"rons comedy IN IN. kcyno,.
- M Offering OF Charlie Rogers
'nE ana dancing comedian. who
"Nh MS company, VIII make his FIRST
"bT'"f"nc" here In ness and 81.
C'eH insl% droli skit, The Ice Man
rogers IL travesty comedian n.
mons everything up TO the dlr,ortlng
n'Frpr NJ huri"eGuc. and his capac!,,
iof provoking mirth is Eaid 10 he
unlimited
Carleton ana rate. auain, fun.
'nH-crs. follow with an original va.
ic's urn.
J"" itoll"y. The eccentric coined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Richmonds Theater Calendar This Week

In The Plaything OF Broadway"
saturday. Comedies added each
day
KEN-Art .Acurd in "sThe White
Horseman. Monday. Tom Moore.
in "Toby's Vow" Tuesday. Helen
Holmes IN The Tiger Band"
Wednesday. Variety ot Westerns
and comedies. Thursday. William
Fairbanks. In Western pep" Fri
day The Diamond Queen" sat
urday Comedies each day
VICTOR below the D"adlin"."
Monday and Tuesday. Charles Ray.
in The millionaire" Narrant.'
WEDNESDAYS. u nlcr Western
skies. THURSDAY. William :.
Hart. IN Between Men" Friday
and Saturday. Comedies added
each day.
BLuBIRD-Tom Min. In Hands
on Monday. Tuesday. Wedncs-
day and Thursday. Jack Perrin.
IN Fighting Blood and william
Duncan: IN Fighting Fate, FRI
day and saturday. Comedies add
ed each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

ACADEMY k"i'h's devilie.
with changes rhursdAy.
fklC-Thnmas M"ighan. in
White ana Unmarried" Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. B"a,rlc.
Joy. IN - Tai" OF Two Words."
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday.
Comedies added each day
BispADW AY Norma Talinadyc.
IN The Passion Flower" all week
blot Conway Tearlc In
BucNin" 'h. Tiger" Monday,
Tuesday and W"dn"siay Al!-s;ar
.ast Ia IN" Dwelling Place Df
Light Thursday Friday and
saturday. Comedies added "a'h
day
lSiS--All star cas-, in "Dcccp-
tou.' ALI week. Comedies added
GIDEON FATTY" Arbucklc. in
'Th. boilnr-a-l"aT Man" Monday
and Tuesday Pauline Frederick.
~ Tn" Mistress of Sh"nston".
"dncsday. Anna q Nilsson, in
without Limit" THURSDAY Dor
otny Dalton. in The Idol NJ the
Nprth.' Friday. justine Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

special q; the Fox studio and In
William pcsmond's newest.
When Henry King was asked 10
Identify "a burglar aaprehcnded hy
tie polio" he was astouishcd to find
Tho man Il former stock actor witt.
whom ne played carly in his career.
Mr. kine offered bond and is helping
tn" accused
Earl Hughes. younger brother OF
tn lncc star, Lloyd HuGhcs makes
MS screen debut in Il u.w Lois Weber
production. These U'u:nos brothers
ar. no, related 70 Gare,h Hughes. The
Metro iUmiuary
J Godso! chairman Of the board
oi directors Of Gpldwyn Pictures Cor
rorn'I"n has gone 20 tho studios at
culver Ci'y 20 confer with Abraham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
INGRowN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin SO Nail
Turns Out Itself

few drops OF "OutCro" uDon the
skin surrounding the in.rowing nail
reduces Inflammation and pain and go
topghcnS the tender. sensitive skin
underneath tho toe nail. that il can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" is harmless antiscptic.
manufactured for chiropodists Ho%
ever. any one can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing dlrcc-
tionS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Y The mrs, application OF Towards iutter-
mix cream Will ast"nish you. The dull
est mos; hfclcss complexion is turned TO
radiant beauty and red or rough hands or
arms made snowy white. yet there is not
,hr slightest sign q! It's use. II actually
van Ines from sight and the most heated
atmosphere Will not produce tho least
shinlucBs or greasiness OF the skin
no matter whether you arc troubled with
a poor complexion. wrinkles. pufiincss
around The eyes. crows feet lines
, around mouth. or just simple rouGhness
III The f1cc. hands or arms caused by wind
DIR sun. YOU viii ind that these troubles
viii quickly disappear with the use Of
Uowards lrnttermilk Cream.
In To prove this To your complete satisfac.
ton get package today NJ any hrst-
! class drug or toilet goods counter. Insist
on Towards Buttcrmilk Cream, no other
Cream can take lis place. II you cannot
obtain. scnd 10 cents silver or stamps for
generous trial package Of Cream and Soa
to Harvard Bros. Company, lb7 Washing
ton street. Buffalo. y. Y. T. A. Miller
Drug Co. can supply you.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Percy Enhurr. FIRST camcramnn AT
the Goldwyn studios. who PHOTOGRAPHS
ali the RoEinald Barker productions.
predicts that stcrcop,icon motion pic
turc cameras will be in common use
within II year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Rich. who appearcG as Joan OF Arc.
Charles Kenyon, ot the scenario de-
ra~'f"nt. VIII" came u;;;rei as itch
'lteu, ana Rupert liurncS. VINO took
part in Chinese pageant with Glori,
swanson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Cinema Happenings

, During the aiming o, THE Grim
iomcGian." Harry Wei not only per.
formed his usual duties as assistant
director 10 Frank Lloyd hut turned
designer as we'll \ set OF eccentric
fbi, beautiful costumes that will De
sven In the pictGr" are the result OF
Mr wcis suggestions.
Charles Meredith has been east. FOR
the lead in "iiaN III" Woman" the
current Inc. picture directed BY John
[Griiiith Wray others in the cast ar.
Hughes. 1'hc"dor" Roberts. fully
Marsnail Vernon Dent, Gertrude
Claire ana Edward Martindel
n..sie Loves summer vacation came
two months earlier than she expected.
Snr went on location To Catalina ISL
and. tw"nty-foGr miles from Los An
g.lcs II was 10 have been her vaca-
ZION rendezvous. but having spent
thee weeks there, she viii now prob
al y visit New York
ThrouEhou, the summer months
claire du Fr"v is planning 10 he
ihoStcss e, II series of Weekend par
! tics given at her seaside home. Miss
phy,ician even though she il 4
'":arnpirc" Oh the screen
Ru,h Roland has resumed serial
nuEiuc for Pathc. Under her now
contract rather than maintain her
own studio. Miss Roland is at work
La, the Roach studios.
Vivian Martin. starring in Mess
more Kendall pictures. which Cold
wyu IS releasing. has turned 20 the
STAG again temporarily. She has the
leading woman's part in Just Mar
ricd which opened a, the Comedy
Thcatcr in New rorh last week.
f. Mason Hopper has invented 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

indoor sports. 40. Mr.. Hopper Is
neither chef nor an inventor py
trade. He il director of motion pic
lures FOR Golhwyn. Cooking IL merci,
his hobby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

f. Mason Hopper has invented a
potato rar.r, which he believes will
Ifvulutionizc one OF our most exciting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

cullen i-andis. according 10 re
ports from tht coast. is himself again
having shavcI OF the mustachc n"
wore in "Thc old Ncsr." Reginald
Barker production of Rupcr, Hughes
novel which Gollwyn has made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

u. w. Grii'ith returned to tn" stag"
after fifteen years abS"uc. rcC",tly
a. a benefit performance at tho \cNV
York iippudrpm". he and Frank
Bacon, star % "LighWin'" presented
u hramntLC Ahntnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ACADEMY BOOKS "BIG TIME" VAUDEVILLE AC1y

L"hr. vice president in charge Of pro-
dnci'on He viii remain for the cons
f"r"nr" of hranch managers ana eN-
ccutivcs TO l." held the second week
In May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

iiahrl DAILY. who is playing uppo-
site Tom Moor. IN Heating the
Game" now in production az the
Goidwyn studios. has only rcccntiy
recovered from a six months III
ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Several motion picture celebrities
including both Texas Guinan and Tom
San'schi. ma. organized an informal
entertainment committee ana DIsdgcd
themselves tC furnish sunday after.
noon aversion Tor cpnval"Sccnt sol
d!ers IN ana near Los Angeles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

The titles for Pardon nv French "
VIVIAN Martins second starring PIE
tur" Tor McSsmore Kendall. released
hy Ioldwyn. were written by that
well known hUmorist. Irwin :. Coln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

May Collins, who has the lending
feminine role in ".>ll's Fair in Love"
recently completed at the Goodwin
studio. made stage appearance last
week In Los Angeles in True To
Form" by AnEustin MacHugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Ru,h Roland has resumed serial
inukiuc for pathc. Under her new
contract. rather than maintain her
own studio. Miss Roland is at work
a, the Roach studios.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

~ - - - ~ aHN =
couch by day,
a fun = &c.
comfortable
bed by night.
This week We
offer Il large,
well mad" pav-
auettc. either
OAK or niahce-
any finish. with
good. soft cot
ton MATRICES.
for only :;o.T5.
only Il few 10
sell At this low
prlUp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
$500 Davenette, Only $49.75

No homo is really COM
pl"tc without one OF these
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
MILFORD BIRD DOG CALLS
MASTER TO TH|CKET
George Thomas Of Milford Has
Valuable Setter Which As
tonishes Gunners.

Delaware sportsmen boast Of some
valuable bird dogs, but George Thom-
as, a. well-known sportsman Of Mil
ford, is the possessor OF probably the
peer of them all for Delaware. His set
ter Fannie" has aroused much inter-
est in the vicinity OF Milford and the
fame Of the animal Is becoming State
wide.
"Fannie's" fame rests on her call
ing the master which is rarely heard
of in cases OF bird dogs, although IL is
the trait of the rabbit hound. On re-
cent cunning trip. Mr.. Thomas showed
some local sportsmen just what hts
valuable dog would do.
Usually after n covey of quail is
flushed in the field and the birds scat
ter to the woods and thickets, the gun
ner will seek the singles. II is at
this point that Fannie works. She
also goes after the singles and once
she discovers one in the woods, she
will back from the bird and give one
other point in the woods. She hacks
from the bird 20 that when she barks
she will not frighten the bird. II the
dog hears someone in the woods or
thicket near her, she will not back,
but will wait for them TO appear.
The dog did this on three different
occasions on a cunning trip recently
MIR. Thomas has refused a number of
good offers for the dog.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
Big Season for Delaware; Mt. Vernon Defeats P
WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PLANS
FAST CAGE FIVE THIS SEASON

The Wilmington
ing a
candidates
White which
draw his material Many Of the look number of
them tho
1t will be hard with.
he uniform
this for he able the players
time A
showing
this
Jacobson both and
displayed their former Y NJ H.
Ashton him dependable guard Jones and Lchcn
on
bert o
There has been the Wilmington High
exceptionally
of basketball Ave. The
available question getting working together
time conducting series of
II. the team Is expected to be a fast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
ESTABLISHES NEW
POTATO RACE MARK
Horney Ties HexathIon Mark
and Regains Third Place;
Backstein and Bardo Lead.

Ellsworth Horney made new sea-
son record I'm the High School division
of the Turkey League being conducted
at the y. NJ. c. A, when he ran the
three-potato race in 14.4 seconds.
Horneys performance ties the record
made by Lawrence Mcclure in the in
ternational hexathlon last March.
which was the best time ever made on
the local floor.
Horney. by virtue of his victory in
the potato race, regained third place
In the individual standing and leads
Talley. who displaced him last week,
by one point.
Backstein and Bardo are still hold
ing first and second places, respective
ly in the individual standing and from
all indications bid fair to hold same for
some time.
The Marines won the relay race
against the Sailors, while the Avi-
ators We're losing TO the Soldiers, and
tied the latter for second place in
the team standing. The Soldiers vic
tory gave them a substantial lead
over the other teams.
The individual scores are as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
CHESROOK-ST. MARY'S BATTLE SATURDAY

Everything set for the Saturday contest between Chesrook
whi sor the
Maloy
working knowledge
Both submitted their neups which approved with
The of a twhch
Abrahams OF
McCsughan
will
captain Elliot McNih Reese Johnson Housenouger
keneher. Sheehy Mcconnell
Fsrers Taylor Nolan j. Nolan Green Gill; Hutchinson.
Devne j. Quinn, McCaughn, coach; F. Burke
f Ferey
+. w.
Ferguson
Donahue, Alexander Greenwood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
POPULAR
At LAUREL HIGH
Boys and Girls Teams; Former
to Play All Corners in
Delaware.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel, Dec. 14.--Much interest Ia
being manifested In basketball this
season by the pupils OF the high
school and n large number of candi-
dates for the various positions OF the
quintet have turned out for practice.
A boys and girls team have been
formed. Among the candidates on
The girls basketball team are. Imo-
gene Hitch, Madelyn Riggin. Snlle
Galloway. Mildred Henry, Edna Lowe.
Virginia Hastings, Mary Allen. ELIZA
beth Hobbs, Olive Liebowitz. Helen
Kirk Deputy. Beulah Thompson. Em-
ma Ralph and 1rma Ransom. Candi-
dates for the boys team are: Daniel
Culver, Loran Ellis, Marvi Elliott,
Raymond Matthews, Norman Waller
John Gordy. The teams have not yet
been selected for the opening game.
Friday, when both teams go to Mil
ford. but II is evident that Wootten.
Culver. Ellis, Matthews and Waller
will comprise the boys team. az tn sir
work seems TO be unusually good
Madelyn Riggin, Mildred Henry. Ed
na Lowe and Salie Galloway are
leading the girl candidates and Il IN
more than likely they will be on the
girls quintet, while the fifth girl will.
be selected following practice this
evening.
AT a meeting of tho teams. held last
week, officers were elected IA follows:
President "Biddy" Kitchens; secre-
tary and treasurer, Emma Ralph
manager of the girls team. Beulah
Thompson; manager OF the bays
team, Raymond Matthews.
The boys team will have with them
in all their games away from home,
as mascot Ivan Henry, who viii also
be cheer leader.
A schedule has been prepared with
teams from all parts OF Delaware,
among them being Milford, Newark,
Seaford, Wesley Collegiate Institute
and Salisbury. Md. Letters have also
been written to FELTON,. Dover. Har-
rirgton and Smyrna for games.
Coach Nlarvil is satisfied with the
progress of the two teams. and Is
looking forward 10 a most successful
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14

al the meeting Of Council last nirhs
by Coach Shipley, who will manage
the Martinsburg team, after the col
lege aeason is over, but it was re-
ferred to President Hullihen OF tbs
for his decision.
Manager Geoghegan presented the
following track schedule which was
approved by the Council as follows:
April %, dual meet with Stevens at
Hoboken; April %. Penn Relays; May
3. dual meet with Swarthmore at
Newark: May 6, inter-scholastic f,elo
and track meet; May 13, Middle
states meet at Lancaster, Pa; May
90, open, and May %, dual meet with
Johns Hopkins at Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
BENEFIT CONTEST
At OLYMPIA HALL
ST. Mary's and Defiance to
Battle for Relief Fund; Other
Features on Program.

st. Mary's and Defiance will clash
tonight in Olympia Hall for the bene-
fit of the Mayors Emergency Fund for
the relief Of the unemployed of Will
mington.
The basketball game will be part Of
program that will start at 7.30 and
continue until 1L3O. A preliminary
game, several musical and vaudeville
numbers are on the bill, and a large
attendance Is expected to help the
good cause.
The preliminary game will be be-
tween the Defiance Academy team
and the Resurrection Club of Chester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
rIN =
WESTMINSTER THIRDS.
Field Foul
Elm Social Club Ball.

The Elm Social Club will give ball
in German Hall next Tuesday eve
ming. Music will be furnished by the
Brown & Terry Jazzola Boys. Dancing
will start at $50 and continue until
g.. The committee In charge compris-
es Joseph Hession, chairman; Norman
Cantler, Harry Vanderback and X. w.
Spence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
Chesrook Holds sun Workout.

Manager Abrahams had the Chess
rook football squad ran through a
stin practice last night in Olympia
Hall In preparation for the game Sat
urday with st. Mary's at Harlan Field.
The next meeting Will be held al 913
Shipley street, Thursday evening, at
1880 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
MORRIS MAULs DOYLE.
Local Battler Displays Class in leo
Palace y Dut.

Mickey Morris scored his most de-,
cisive battle OF the season when 10
went to the post at the Ice Palace
A. G. last night snd earned a shade
over Eddie Doyle OF New York.
Doyle VIII be remembered as tho
only fiywsisht who ever stopped
Louisiana" who four years ago, was
considered the best in the game. hav-
ing fought the then bantam Champ
Kid" Williams
Mickey scored a clean cut. kn-ck-
down in the second round and only
Doyie's experience carried him through
the -ouEd. Mickey's next appearances
Will be Saturday night at the Nation-
al a. c., when ne meets Young Joe
T.srer Of Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
PLAYING QU0ITS
---a-~l-4---aa
Six Teams in Circuit and Much
interest is Being Displayed
in Games.
Special Correspon

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. 1z---Tntense interest
has been aroused among members ~
local lodges in the FraternaI Quoit
League, recently organized and which
has played three sets Of games 20 date.
There are six teams in the league and
the indications are that the games win
be closely contested.
The first games we're played on De-
cember z. when the American Me-
chanics won two out Of three games
from the Heptasophs. The scores
were as follows:
MPCuANINz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
ANOTHER FOR =. II. II,
"Sos" Wintrup's Quintet Rolls Up Bir
Score On ylsitors

sos Wintrup's Z. II, II. passers
easily defeated the Transportation be-
partment team OF the L. H. r. Phil
adelphia office last night at the High
School, "a TO IA. The game was fast
and exciting at all times. despite the
score. Quinn, Virgins and Babe"
Flynn starred for the local railroaders.
while Adams put up the best game for
the visitors. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
KAT LEAGUE OPENS
AND WILD KATS WIN
St. Mary's Organization Prom
ises Plenty of Sport With
Varied Kat Fives.

The st. Mary's Kat League opened
last night at st. Joseph's Hall, before
a crowd of 200 basketball fans.
The Kittens defeated the Wild Cats.
10 to 10, and the krazy kats defea ted
the Tom Kats, 81 to IS.
The league standing:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
BRANDYWINE DEFEATED.
st. PauPs On Top In Church League
Game at Friends School.

st. Paul's defeated Brandywine in.
the first division Church League game
nt Friends School last night. 81 TO Is.
Il. Foster netted three field goals.
while A. Foster Gagged two. Naylor
starred for Brandywine. The score
ST PAUL'S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14

The City League contest between
Mount Vernon and Seventh Ward to-
night at Friends School floor, will
start promptly at SIS. Both teams
are in the best Of shape and another
capacity crowd is expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
CHURCH LEAGUE.
FOR THE WEEK.
QUOITS-sS0 p. NJ.
MONDAY.
First Division.

MONDAY.
First Division.
Emmanuel at Grace.
Union at Hanover.
Goodman at Elsmere.
st. Pauls at First-Central.
Second Division.
Second Baptist at Union.
West AZ Goldman.
Mt Salem at Silverbrook.
Old Swedes at Bethany.
Third Division.
Bethany at Goodman.
Union at Mt. Salem.
McCabe at Old Swedes.
Silverbrook at Second Baptist.
Fourth Division.
Mt. Salem at Westminster.
Goodman at Trinity NJ. E.
Union at Epworth.
Eastlake at Brandywine.
Fifth Division.
Trinity NJ. z. at Harrison.
Epworth at Emmanuel.
Brandywine at St. Paul's.
Union at st. Stephens.
Sixth Division.
Union at Elsmere.
First-Central at Hanover.
First NJ. p. at Olivet.
ST. Paul's at Wesley NJ. z.
BASKETBALL.
Friends School Gyms p. m.
Epworth VS.. Old Swedes.
Second Baptist vs. West.
BOWLING.
Y. N. c. A. Aneys-780 p. m.
Second Baptist vs. First-Central.
TUESDAY
Basketball-Friends School Gym
Sp. m.
ST. Stephens VS.. Eastlake.
Brandywine VS.. st. Paul's.
Bowllng-7S0 p. m.
Westminster VS.. Grace, Y. NJ. c. a..
alleys.
Silverbrook We. Bethany, Westmins-.
ter alleys.
THURSDAY.
Bowling-7S0 p. m.
Hanover VS.. Brandywines West
minister alleys.
ST. Stephens VS.. Union, Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys.
Basketball-Hanover Church Gym,
s. p. m.
Goodman vs. Silverbrook.
Westminster VS.. Union.
Bowling-730 p. m.
ST. Paul's VS.. Goodman, Y. NJ. c. A..
alleys
Mt. Salem VS.. Eastlake. Westmins-
ter alleys.
SATURDAY.
Basketball-Y. N. G. A. GYM, 8 p. m.
Hanover VS.. McCabe.
Grace VS. First Central
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
CITY LOOP SCHEDULE
FOR THIS WEEK

Wednesday--Mt Vernon va.
Seventh Ward. Friends School.
Referee, Hanly.
ursday-Seventh Ward va
Pioneers, Friends SchSSl.
Referee. Maxwell.
rriday-Pionecrs vs.. Browrson.
Brownson Hall. Referee,
Maxwell.
gaturday-Brownso VS.. ST.
Marys. ST. Joseph's Hall.
Referee, Buchanan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
mt. VERNON COPS FAST
ONE FROM PARKS|DE
Biddle Plays Great Game for
Winners With 8 Field Goals
and I Point From Penalty.
STANDING
THIS WEEKS sCurpr-rr

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Tonight--Mt. Vernon VS. Seventh Ward
Friends School Referee. Hanly.
ursday-seventh WardI VS.. Pioneers.
riends school. Referee. Maxwell
Friday-Pioneers VS. Brownson Rrovn-
son Hall. Referee. Maxwell
oAturnay-brownson VS.. st. Mary's St
Josephs Hall. Referee. Buchanan.
Mt. Vernon won a lean cut victory
over Parkside last night at Brownson
Hall, 1916. A capacity crowd at
tended the game, which was an un-
usually fast one. Biddle, the husky
forward of the Mt. Vernon combine
tossed eight field goals and registered
one point from the penalty mark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
st. Luk.'s Want to Book snappers.

Manager Bacon, Of st. Luke's Acad-
emy football team. would like to meet
the 1laraser OF South Side-Eden
Snarpers.