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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DELAWARE IN HARD
.SCR|MMAGE FOR GAME
Coach Derby's Cridironers Are
in Good Shape for Battle at
Easton on Saturday.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Nov. 9.---Coach Derby put
the Delaware squad through hard
scrimmage Yesterday afternoon. The
scrubs were given the Lafayette plays
that the scouts saw az the Lafayette
fenn game last Saturday, TO work
against the Varsity. Delaware meets
the great Lafayette team at Easton
IA, next Saturday. The squad Is IN
excellent physical shape and the play
ers are anxious for the Lafayette fray
with the belief that the latter viii not
run up tho large score that many foot
bail fans are predicting. because OF
the wonderful showing of Coach
Southerlands team this year.
There are any number OF Delaware
followers who predict that LAFAYETTE
VIII not run up near as large a score
on Delaware as Penn did I'm tho open
ing game of the season, notwithstand-
ING the fact that Lafayette easily de-
feated Penn last Saturday. They are
claiming that Delaware has improved
100 per cent, both In defense and Of
sense since the Penn game.
Much interest is centered locally I'm
the coming game between Delaware
and Il. nj. c., TO be played at Harlan
Field, Wilmington, Saturday of next
week. This will be the first time I'm
~ to 10 years that Delaware team
has played in Wilmington and as
there is keen rivalry between the
Chester eleven and Delaware. the
game should attract a record crowd.
1t VIII be started at 2.30 o'clock. This
game is 10 be played I'm Wilmington
because of a demand of large num-
Der Of alumni OF that city for one
home game in Wilmington. and also
because the II. NJ. c. officials were
anxious for it. to be played there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
QUEEN ANNE's FOR GORDY.

Centreville, Nd. Nov. 9.-Returns
from nine out Of IA districts in Queen
Anne's indicate that Gordy will carry
the county by approximately 1900 ma
jority and the entire local and legisla-
tive ticket will be elected by from
: 1000 to 1900.
On the returns now in Gordy has a
majority of 1,017, Mrs. Jennie E. NJ
Corwin. who is running for the House
Of Delegates on the Republican ticket.
got a better vote than her associates
on the ticket. but was showed under.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
ANOTHER VICTIM OF
GREENLEAF'S SKILL

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 9.--Another To-
cal expert fell victim last night to the
magic cue of Worlds Pocket Billiard
Champion Ralph Greenleaf, when
Clarence j. Stoddard bowed before a
packed gallery at Klein's Academy.
I25 to SO. The Baltimorean played
splendidly, but, of course, was out
claesed by the young pbenom, who
stands at the top of the heap in his
chosen profession.
Again the champion failed TO per-
form up to his very best, but his ef-
forts caused the large crowd to mar
vel, and many times remarkable shots
brought forth bursts Of applause.
Greenleaf was unable to break into
any startling runs, but came through
with a splendid cluster Of 20 consccu-
tive points. His exhibition Of trick
and fancy shots following the match
was again well received.
Wallace r. Stott a young player Of
considerable repute, will be Green
leafs final match here this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
SOLDIERS READY
| FOR FRIDAY GAME
Fort du Pont FootbaIIers on
Edge for Game With Ameri-
can Legion.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont. Nov. 9,-The Fort du
Pont gridiron wafriors were pst
through a hard scrimmage yesterday
preparatory TO their game with the
American Legion team on Harlan
Field, Armistice Day.
The team has been practiclng a
number OF new plays and expects 10
0ncork several Of them in Fridays
contest. White. the fleet footed little
quarterback Will line up az his regu-
lar position, while Barney. the find OF
the year. will line up as halfback,
along with Kennedy and will cause
the Legion team some worriment.
Captain Hummell. du Points sturdy
fullback, win lead his buddles into
the fray and expects to return hons
with a victory.
The line viii consist Of r. Holland
w. Holland, Grace and Armstrong.
ends; Fields, Capshue, Landers, Nnli
and Geise. tackles; Wigley, DuIenska.
Lawlor, Kelley. guards; Bradow and
COrcoran, centres
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Score by Periods:
TIGERS ACTIVE.
Have Hard Week Ahead With Several
Games Scheduled,

The Merwick Tigers have a hard
week ahead Of them when they will
meet the fast-going South Side-Eden
eleven az Eden Park, on Friday Of
this week. The Tigers held practice
last evening and worked a few new
players In the lineup.
Last Saturday the Tigers played the
Pine A. G. with a crippled team and
held them 70 a scoreless tie. while FRI
day the Tigers viii have their regular
team and VIII hold second practice
Friday morning at 10 O'clock.
The Tigers have also booked a
game with 81. Peters, OF New Castle.
for Sunday
The following are urged by Man
ager Schaible TO be out for the TWO
L.g games Of the week. Strawbridge
Dougberty, Dele olo. Hopkins, Cook.
Sakowslxi Schaible. Latch, Stanley.
Quinn, Terry. Bigie, Hurlock, Ireland
Lebnum, Stafford, Payne and ,Scho-
field.
Any teams wanting games should
get in touch with Manager Harry A.
Schaible. 1927 West Second street 81.
Luke's preferred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
PARKSIDE ELEVEN TO TACKLE ELKTON


Chesrook their
Elkon
a Marylanders,
Aiagaw through a signal drill last night
o.
the McCulon
Mculmn
Saturday o.
Kirkwood
% for they have been scored for but fourteen points this
= organizations
The biggest sporting
staged Thanksgiving Day when Parksde St ry
Parkside
VIII in all probability Chesrook for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Brltton Working Hard,

Sammy Britton is working out daily
at the Crescent A. c. in preparation
for his coming bouts in Philadelphia
ana Scranton. Pa. Britton is one Of
The best looking boys ever developed
IN this city and compares well with
the leading featherweights IN the
game today. He has lost but one fight
IN the last two years. Bobby Burman,
OF Philadelphia, holds a Philly paper
decision over him, but his only real
defeat was at the hands of Jimmy
Mendo. and he was winning this fight
until an injury to his eye caused the
bout 10 Fr stopped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
TOWER HILL DROPS
GAME TO FIVE POINTS
Winnie Strickland Star of Game
With Three Touchdowns to
His Credit.

The Five Point team defeated the
Tower HIN High School football team
IN fast game al the Rockford Tower
grounds. Is 10 yesterday. This is
the third game between the two
teams. the first being a victory for
the Five Pointers and the second re-
sulting in a tie.
Winnie Strickland was the out
standing star OF the game. his three
.ouchdowns assuring victory for the
Five Pointers. Time and again he
skirted the ends Of the high school
team for long gains. The lire plung-
ing Of Red" Squires. the husky right
nalfback, also gained considerable
ground Tor the suburbanites.
Other stars We're Jimmy Ash
and Pudd Wilson. for the Five Point
ers, and tiarvel and Lindsay for the
Tower hin team.
~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
LANDIs WATTS ON RUTH.
To Hear Defense of Players Before
Prescribing Discipline.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Nov. 9.--Judge lands.
commissioner Of baseball, intends to
dispose Of the cases Of Babe Ruth
and the other two members Of the
pennant-winning Yankees who vio-
lated baseball laws by participating
IN exhibitions, as soon as he hears
what the offending players have to saw
for themselves.
Indications today were that the de-
cision may be expected before the end
Of the week
Leslie O'Connor, secretary Of the
Baseball Commission. said a ques-
tionnaire had been sent TO Ruth. Bob
Meusel and Bill Piercy, which would
give them chance of explaining their
violation Of the major league consti-
tuition, but that no reply had been
received from any OF them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
NEWARK ANXIOUS
TO ANNEX TITLE
Soon az Sussex Teams Battle
Il Out. Championship Game
Will be Staged.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Nov. S.-Newark High
School football team is becoming
anxious rs ~ what high school eleven
IN Sussex county they will meet for
the mtcr-scholast,c championship of
Newark boys won the championship
banner last year and are confident OF
repeating that achievement. but are
somewhat concerned as To Just who
will be their opponents in the final
game.
Newark defeating Smyrna &C TO 0,
eliminated Kent county from consider
alton In the State championship series
as smyrna was recognized as the
strongest high school eleven in that
county. Last year the final game for
the championship was between New
ark and Bridgeville and the game
which was played ON Frazer Field,
University OF Delaware. resulted in a
victory for Newark. 50 to 0.
This year there are several Sussex
county teams still in the running for
the championship OF that county.
Among them are Georgetown. Bridge
vile and Seaford. Newark High was
scheduied to play Georgetown on Fri
day of this week at Georgetown. for
the state championship. but when il
was learned that Georgetown would
probably not win the Sussex county
title, that game had TO be called OF.
When it is finally decided which eleven
is entitled TO be Classed as tha. Sus-
neN champions. Newark High viii
play that team the week OF Thanks
EiNirg. The game viii probably be
played az Dover and If not there. on
the grounds of the Sussex county
contender.
Newark won the New Castle county
title this year by twice defeating New
castle hligh BY decisive scores. To
date Newark High has won three.
lost three and tied one game. hut only
three 81 these were in the series for
the state championship. Wilmington
high, Salosianum and Elkton. sue
eecded IN dcfeatl~ Newark and the
local team wen one game from Smyr-
IA. tive from New Castle and tied the
Delaware Cullcge scrubs.
BECAUSE Of the Georgetown game
scheduled FOR this week being called |
on, Newark win play either the t'ni- |
NsfsitN 81 Delaware Freshmen or |
Sophomores on Frazer Field tomor-
row afternoon. The Newark scrubs
VII play Delaware city High. Tues |
Gay or "Wednesday of next week and !
Friday 81 next week. Flkton High viii /
come here Tor a return game. New
ARK u anxious 60 win this game. hav- 1
ms lost 90 Elkton two weeks ago hy 4
q score of 70 o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Curran's Five is Busy.

Manager currans Seventh Ward
cage artists viii put the finishing
touches on their practice for the big
game in Brownson Hall Saturday eve
ming with the fast stepping X. of @.
lye, tonight, when they viii line up
against the Ward Academy m the
West End Hall. Manager curran viii
use the following men in his line-up
Saturday night: Mccarthy, Myers and
Firth, guards; Bucket, Strebb ana
Ward, forwards, with Manager cnr-
ran holding down the pivot position
himself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
kENsToSE MASQUERADE.
Annual Anair 10 BE Held Tomorrow
Night ~ Club House.

The Keystone Field club viii hold
theif auntal masquerade dance TO-
morrow night IN the club. 20s East
Fourth street. Dancing VIII De start
81 AZ $50 and viii continue until ~ 80.
Music f0r the dancing viii be fur
nishcd by the Melody Bows orchestra
Nomposed of Parke pesrine, Johr
lirainhrd James Quin and 4. n.
hnckmas,er
The affair viii De open 90 the pub
Dc and all friends are invited 10 at
tend. The committee IN charve of
the affair Is composed of the follow
inE lixe wires. stephen Roman. Oien
liackeit ]. ,. tlindsley. PAN Marks
and George Allen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Meeting for st. Luke,s.

81. Lpke's Academy viii hold a
meeting in the church house at Z. An
players are requested to report on time
as Important business matters will hs
discussed. The Saints" have two hard
games scheduled for this week, Arm-
.stice Day they will line up against
stapler Park and Saturday, Whining
ton High School scrubs win be their
Q. ponents at Eighteenth and Van
Buren streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Council Of Social AGENCIES.

A council Of social agencies will bs
formed tonight at meeting Of rep
resentstives Of local societies in the
parish room Of the Unitarian Church,
ar o'clock, in accordance with plans
made two weeks ago. officers will bs
elected. and a constitution viii be-
adopted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
KEEP YOUR CLUB DOINCS BEFORE THE PUBLIC

football. basketball
The
consider
all should their The
really the best getting the leading lights
public o. athletes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
HIGH PLAYS CHESTER
ON HARLAN FIELD

The Wilmington High School foot
ball team viii meet it's ancient rival
the Chester team, on Harlan Field
on Saturday, instead OF at Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets, as was previ-
ously announced. Harlan Field has
been selected because it win provide
more space for action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Two Games at Y. NJ. III. A.

Two fast basketball games are
scheduled for the Y. NJ. II. A. tomor-
row evening. on the local floor. when
the hrst team win meet the German
town 4. NJ. III. A.. and the second
team will play Brownson Thirds. The
hrst game VIII start at 7.30. There
VIII be no dance held, owing to lack
Of time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
CHRsRoOK IDLE.
Leading Eleven Unable to Secure Con.
test for Saturday.

The Chesrook eleven VIII be idie>1his
Saturday as Manager Eddie Abra-
nans was unable TO induce any Of rhe
local clubs to meet his champions
until yesterday afternoon and crnfwcf
Abrahams held his schedule open
until yesterday afternoon and was
banking on either the Z. 8. 8. Michi-
gan boys or VIctrix to offer him a
game, but was informed IN Phnadel-
phia last evening that both these
teams had booked attractions.
The Chesrook manager is now book
ing the Ewing team for later date.
Saturday, November ~, chesrook
will meet the Emerson Club ~ Cam
den and viii play here Thanksgiving
Day and December 3.
The squad was put through stiff
workout last night at the Rodney
street reservoir by Coach Jim Kerri-
gan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Hawley Thirds Want Game.

Hagley Thirds would like 70 hear
from any second or third class basket
ball teams IN the city. Address an
challenges 10 John Connolly. Henry
clay. Del. .sor phone 1922. The team
VIII line up this season as follows
Lynch and Runlop, forwards: Ward.
center; Connolly. Haley and Mcdowell,
guards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
2 y ~ N'F HF'
n.ANnNFI
KoTRE DAME swAMPs RUTGERS

New yorst. Nov. s.--Notre Dame
yesterday converted It's football game
with Rutgers into a track meet and
running circles around r.s Eastern
team. claimed ss 70 0 victory.
The Indiana eleven, which last SAT-
urdhy irounced the Army. played an
even Easter game on its second East
ern appearance this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Penn's Grove
Salem

Substitutions: Penn's Grove-Rems-
berg for Cunnineham; Featherer ior
Rhodes; HendriclSson for Monahan.
Livingston for Reign; Wood for Dut-
ton, Dolbow for Featherer; Salem
Baker for Dunn; Robinson for Done
gan, and Tuyner for Goodwin. TIM
pire, Vanneman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DIR. French Home From Convention.

DR.. William J. French. director oe
the Child Welfare Commission, has
returned from the convention Of the
Child Hygiene Association. held last
week in New Haven Conn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
UNION DEFEATS HANOVER.

ihe Union buwlers scored an easy
victory over Hanover IN the opening
Same of the Church League bowling
season, last nieht at the Y. NJ. &. A
alleys The scores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DEMOCRATS SWEEP TALBOT.

Easton, Nd. Nov. 9.-with half the
county returns in, Gordy has ap-
parently swept Talbot county, as has
the entire Democratic ticket, except
John s. Mcdaniel, Democratic candi-
date for Senator. He appears in
danger Returns "a far ara.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
iIackell Plans Busy season.

Olen HaclSett has plenty al work
stored up for his boxers this seaso.
and the Keystone Field Club IS bus,
liiaee these days with the boys work
ins hard 10 get in shape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
snow Ban Dance az Ninth ward

The Ninth Ward A. G. will hold a
snow ball dance in its club room this
evening for the benefit OF the football
team. Dancing will start al $50 and
continue until i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Policeman Hawke Bags Ducks,

Harry J. Hawke Of the police force
mas returned from a cunning trip in
which he shot two ducks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

Armistice Dance Pythian Castle.
Thursday evening. Prizes. Benefit ID.
o X. K.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

The ad may be cancelled as soon "a
be made only for the days the ad has
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21
PHYSICIAN EXP LAINS WHY MOST PEOPLE BECOME WEAK, ANAEMIC, NERVOUS
 AND RUNDOWN
Former Member of Philadelphia Health Department Discusses
 This Important Subject

'The reason why most persons who are weak, anaemic, nervous and run down have gotten into that condition is because they are so constituted that they use up their vital energy and nerve force quicker than their bodies can replace it." So spoke Dr. George NJ Lipinski. formerly on the Philadel- phia, Pa, Department of Health and for many years a practising physician in that city, when interviewed recently.
 Their systems fail to extract from the food they eat and retain in suffi
 cient quantity those mineral elements without which they body is absolutely unable to create vital energy and nerve force. And so they go on expending. day by day, their vital energy without adequately replenishing the supply un- til their systems become completely run down, their blood gets impoverish- ed and their nerves are unstrung. The mineral clements which are essential in the crea ton of vital power are par ticularly calcium, potassium. sodium, phosphorus and iron. And these ele- ments must be administered to those patients whose systems do not extract them in sufficient quantity in the natu- ral way from their food. That is why
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21
LIBERTY HILL

MT. and Mrs. William Knott of New York city are visiting MT. Knott's par ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Knott
 The Methodist Brotherhood of Willi- mantle came to Liberty Hill Friday night and had a fine supper, after which speeches and jokes made the evening very enjoyable.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kinnaird's 30th wedding anniversary occurred last Fri day. at which time they entertained the pastor and his wife and MT. and Mrs. William Knott of New York city
 Miss Edith Knott very acceptably play ed the organ Sunday in the absence of the organist, Mrs. Maud H. Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. John Clarke entertained Mrs. Lucy Clarke of Columbia and Mrs. Emily c. Randall of Colorado from We'd nesday until Saturday last week.
 Elmer E. Caples has started the foun- dation for new dwelling for himself nearly opposite the church.
 Msr. Sarah s. Clarke spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Abell, of New Britain. The formers son Leslie has gone with an automobile to bring his mother home.
 The clouds parted Sunday evening, giving a good view of the eclipse of the moon.
 A flock Of wild geese was heard to pass over here Sunday night.
 Frank A Davoll will be the leader of The C. E. meeting Sunday evening next
 There were several heavy showers early Wednesday morning. Nearly one-half an inch of rain fell
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21
NaONTV1LLE

The first 13 verses of the fifth chapter of Matthew were brought to the attention of the congregation of the Union Baptist rhurch Sunday by the pastor, Rev. L. W. Richardson, at the morning service, the theme taken from the eighth verse Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God" There was special music by a, trio, Mrs. R. s. Austin Messrs. Bray and Woodmansee. The Sunday school session was conducted by Miss Carrie G. Wood in the absence of the acting super intendent, Herbert W. Rogers.
 The Montville Bible institute met in the chapel Tuesday evening instead of at the parsonage. The Mems club met Thurs day evening in the club room in the chapel. It is planned for the members of the institute to attend the union meeting of the Bible schools next Tues day evening at the Uncasyille church.
 At the union meeting of the Montville Certer and Uncasviile churches held at the Center church Sunday evening a large attendance was present, including large delegations from the Uncasville and Mo began churches, besides the Montville Center congregation. The UncasviIle choir joined with the Center choir and two duets by Miss Helen Lynch alto, and Rev. E. P. Aver, tenor, were most
 
 Chords Will Break and Sowing the Seeds Miss Daniels of the Mohegan church read the scripture lesson. also pronounced the benediction. The sermon, which took the form of a series of three talks, was de- liVered by Miss Daniels, Rev. C. C. Tip betts and Rev. E. P. Aver It is hoped to have a return service at the Uncas- vile Methodist church and at Miss Dan- iels' church in Mohegan. Mrs Walter Moran entertained the Ladies Social union at her home Thurs l day afternoon.
 Fred Hubert and family moved recent | ly to New London.
 The time of the weekly Sunday evening meeting of the c. E. society of the Union Baptist church has been changed from I | to 6.30. Arrangements are being made l for Halloween social to be held in the chapel.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Turner ot Groton were recent visitors with Mrs Iantha Turner.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence D. Hall return i ed to their home in Brooklyn. N Y. Sunday evening alter visiting Mrs Hall.
 parents in Palmertown.
 Rehearsals for a play, The Time O Your Life, are being held. The play vii
 be presented the early part of Novembe
 under the direction of Theodore Richard
 son.
 Miss Hildred Hamilton is in the ofIic of the Robertson Paper company. Mrs. T. W. Finn of Noank recently wis
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21

spent the week end with Mrs. P. S. Col lins
 Mrs Carrie Park returned home Thursday after spending two weeks in Arlington, Mass, with her niece. Mrs. Robert E. Champlin.
 Mrs. Charles Williams of New Haven was recent guest of MT. and Mrs. AL bert Ross.
 Frank H. Rogers with Mervin B. Lef- fingwell and Roy L. Beard motored to Stafford Springs Thursday to attend the fair.
 Nineteen from Lefingwell attended the Montville- Center Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Guests Sunday of Mir and Mrs. Ed ward Reynolds were Harlan Dolbeare of Norwich and MT. and Mrs H. H. Am burn.
 There will be no services here either sunday morning or evening. - MT. and Mrs. Edward Griffith, Mir. and Mrs. A. Frank Gardner of East Great Plain, Mir. and Mrs. I.eGrande Chappell of Palmertown. MT. and Mrs. Calvin Swan and son Earl of West Main street Norwich, and Mrs. Carrie Park of Lei fingwell were callers at the home of MT. and Mrs. John I. Ross Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21

always recommend wincarnis foi weak. anaemic. nervous and rundown patients. For Wincarnis contains all of these vitally necessary elements in form that enables the system to readily assimilate them and which is accept able to the most. delicate stomach"
 Dr. Lipinski is only one of the more than 10000 physicians who have found Wincarnis invaluable in such cases and have spoken and written in the great est praise of the preparation. And many. many thousands of persons. grateful for the health and strength Wincarnis gave them when they were weak and wornout have vouched for it's remarkable virtues as a tonic. re- constructive and bloodmaker. The statements of some of these persons will be published from time to time in the columns of this newspaper.
 Wincarnis is put up in two sizes s110 and s1.95- It is sold in Norwich by National Drug Stores. Main snd Shetucket Streets. and all other first class drug stores. Write for free in structive booklet Hundred percent Health. How 10 Obtain it." Edward Lassere, lne., 400 West 23d Street, New York, L. s. Agents for Wincarnis.