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New-York tribune., 1921-04-25

proved financial sentiment will facili-
tate the sale Of the bonds. There are
even some who believe that there il a
casual relation between the Forthcoming
sale and the risc IN the stock market.
There has been better feeling in the
Investment market itself for SONY
days. Successful sale last week of
several important pieces Of financing
measured tho heightened demand.
Other new issues arc waiting for the
Burlington to come.
Easier conditions prevailed in the
Wall Street money market during the
week, with no pronounced changes.
Call loan rates covered range Of 6
to per cent and supplies were some
what more liberal. The banks are
gradually finding themselves in a more
comfortable position as result of the
liquidation Of frozen credits and this
naturally finds reflection in the money
market, although as yet there has been
little relaxation In commercial money.
Gold imports continue on heavy
scale, strengthening banking reserves
and broadening the base Of the credit
pyramid.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Gold Holdings Gain
$l1,200,0 900; Other
Reserve Items Fall
$5,1OO,OOO Decrease in De.
posts, $3,5OO,OOO in
Cash and $11,8OO, 900 in
Federal Note Circulation

WASHINGTON, April 24.--Further
gains of $11,200,000 in gold, offset by
losses Of s3,500,O0O in silver and other
cash reserves, as against reductions of
$5,100,000 in deposits and of $11,SO0,-
600 in Federal Reserve note circula-
tion, are indicated in the Federal Re-
serve Boards weekly bank statement
issued as at close of business on April
%, 1921. The banks reserve ratio
shows rise for the week from 537
to 54.1 per cent
Reserve bank holdings of paper Sc
cured by government obligations show
an Increase for the week of $13,500, 900,
while other discounts on hand declined
by $4,200,000. Acceptances purchased
in open market aggregated 100000
less than on the previous Friday, Pitt
man certificates show decline of about
$25,000000 and other certificates a de-
crease Of about S2,000,O00. A small de
crease is also shown in the amount of
United States bond holdings. AS re-
suit of these changes total earning as
sets show decrease for the week of
about $13,000,000 and on April % stood
at $2,490, 100000, compared with S3,-
176, ,7S5, 900 on the corresponding date
Of last year.
Of the total holdings Of 2,700o00
Of paper secured by government obli-
cations, S608, 100000, or 64.5 per cent,
were secured by bonds; $256,100, 600, or
PIP per cent, by Victory notes, and
$78 100000, or e.3 per cent, by Treas
ury certificates, compared with s601,
600 900, $259 100000 and S68 100000
shown the week before
40 against an increase Of S36,400,00
in government deposits, there are shown
reductions Of $36,600,000 in reserve de-
posits and of S5,300,000 in other de-
posits, composed largely of non member
banks Gearing accounts and cashiers
checks. The "foat" carried by the Re-
serve banks, as measured by the differ
ence between the total Of uncollected
items, on the resource side, and the to-
tai Of deferred availability items, on
the liability side, decreased by SIS, ,700,-
900. Federal Reserve note circulation
shows a further decline for the week Of
81 100000, the April % total of $2,-
856, 100000 being $685. 900, or 16 per
cent, below the peak figures of Decem-
Der %, 1920, and $211 5000 OF about
per cent below the total reported on
the corresponding Friday last year.
There IL also shown a decline of $780,
900 In Federal Reserve Bank note circu-
lation, the Reserve banks net liabih-
| ties on account Of these notes aggre-
eating $780, 100000, compared With
$3.50 100000 about year ago.
A decrease Of $4,000 in the paid in
capital Of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York is due largely to the consoli-
dAtton Of two member banks in New
York City and to the reduction in capi-
talizaeion and In the amount Of Federal
Reserve Bank stock carried by the new
ly formed institution.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
STOLEN SECURITIES

STOLEN EITHER THURSDAY
NIGHT OR FRIDAY MORNING
FROM THE. /. B. KLEINERT
RUBBER COMPANY, 725
BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
TWENTY (20D CANADIAN
VICTORY BONDS ISSUED
1917, BEARING 5 Y &c INTER
EST, IN DENOMINATION OF
$4,000 EACH. NUMBERS Y
02S262 B TO 81 B, INCLUSIVE.
ALSO THE COUPONS BEAR
ING THESE NUMBERS DATED
MAY AND NOVEMBER /.
1921 AND 1922. BONDS MA
TURE 1922. PAYMENTS HAVE
BEEN STOPPED.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
India Sends $4,000 Gold Here

PLYMOUTH. Eng. April 24.-Gold
to the value of $4,000, bound from
India to New York, was landed AZ
Plymouth today.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
The Trend in Finance
Spectators Turn Cheerful Toward Close of Week
and Express New Sentiment by Bid
ding UP Security Prices

PROFESSIONAL Wall Street found
changed which won,d like TO
think that the foothills bull eaced The
of the of
unsoved would that tecncal, m
Improvement in ,b
of barter
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Rich Oil Deposits Found Near
Surface III North Salvador

SAN SALVADOR. Republic of Sal
vador, April 24.-Discovery of rich
petroleum deposits in the department
of Chalantenango, northern Salvador.
Is reported. The oil is said to be near
Ihs surface. and Il Ia estimate that
shs seaa wsu rxedses 3.ooo,ooo bxssula
Tas dissovsey, watch VA made b.
pr Ubaaldo G.. Escrich, is the subject
,ft mueb comment in the newspapeyH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
BASEBALL BRIEFS.

Tna II. I.oms Nationai Leasue team
arrived holn, Yesterday morning from
their spring training camp ready 7"
meet IN. local American League entry
in series starting tais afternoon. tn"
American League team returned home
Wednesday
Claude Derrick and Roger Bresna-
han have come 20 terms and Derrick
will get into condition as shortstop for
the Toledo American Association club,
according 70 announcement received
here veste rdav from Augusta. Ga where
the club is training.
Two rnore days OF practice at Fort
Worth viii tiuish of the Texas training
Of the Chicago Whit, Sox. according
10 DISPATCHES received here and the
team VIII then start North. a new
pitcher capable Of taking his regular
turn on the mound for the Teorganlz'd
Sox has been discovered Manager Glea-
son believes. IN DominlCk Mulrenn2n-
DEVELOPMENT Of an abiliyt 10 garner
extra base hits is reported among Incm-
bers of the Boston National League
team, training a. Galveston. Tex. Tins
is an Indication leaders of the Braves
believe that the team will be one ~
the coutenders this year Tor the pennanl.
The New York Americans broke their
spring training camp at Shreveport.
La yesterday. and proceeded TO New
Orleans to JOIN III Brooklyn Nationals
for an exhibition tourney eastward
"Babc Ruth who has been suf1erlnI
from 2 sprainyd wrist Tor several days.
played part 81 the game Yesterday
against the Shreveport team.
James Castor. left handed pitcher
obtained by The New York Nationals,
from Shreveport of the Texas League.
has been released TO the New Orleans,
Southern Association team. Manager
Jack Egan Of the Milwaukee American
Association team, is reported 70 have
called or Manager McGraw, Of the
Giants ar Mobile YESTERDAY and de-
nanded two New York players, one a
catcher. as part payment for Alex Gas
ton. the catcher obtained from the
Brewers last fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
FEED FOR FANS.
Baseball. Boxing and General Athletic
Dning> About Wilmington.

Mc,,,ick \ a. is fast coming 70 thc
front as au atbl,tit club. and the Sec
ond ana Harrison etrcctcrs soon hop"
10 have the cuIb back where II was
when They were represented on The
Cridiron and diamond by such stars as
Eddie Nalorcy, Ia. DUFFY. lc" Nor
gan ana Barucy NI,Ney. Thr young
stcr, wan th, Citv League champion
shin la~t v,ai and tic doubt Will he
represented iu sou4r iunior oreauiza
tior this season.
f.ib,r;N viii o}'ou us regular season
today wnrn Tho ho>S meet the crack
New Castle A y at the fIEht"cnth
ana van Buren streets grounds AZ go.
Manager Townsend AZ the ldh"r'N
team. will start his strongest lineup. ~
hc wants this game ,tt amy cost.
The CITY League IS being swampcd
With applications for admission ana n
tbo ncN; meeting the make UP 81 the
league viii lc definitely known, as Il
stands there are fvc applicants for the
two bcrthS open.
parry Murphy. one ~ Morris Cold
hcres boxing protcgcs has resumed
training after a short lay-ofI and VIII
bo secr IN action shortly Goldberg Is
fast acctm,latinc a stable Of pronis-
irr younc boxers and hy next fall MS
hov4 should be in demand AZ the differ
c,,t fluhs in this vicinity Two other
gond bows under Goldberg wing are
Fl1ckcv McGinnis and Tommy ISL
rain. both lI> FOUNDERS
Plllu70ers Giants tho colorcd team ot
TIL Workhcuse Will cross bats with
I'LL Aiarehauton Giants. a strong col
ar,d team This afternoon al the work
house Th, Giants have team that
VIII compare with any in this city and
s,atc and would like 70 arrange games
with auv first class team
Fourth Ward Of tho City League viii
work the kinks out this afternoon at
the Third and church streets grounds
The east sidcrs HAY, fast bunch q
bali tosser< under contract and should
hurr IN the Davies circuit This season
Lorraine has reoreanized for the sea-
son and VIII play uid- week hall Al
frad S-a.- who will manage the club.
1,o,,Id r.nt ~ arrange games with all
/ doz,-o-s,..t.. teams paying a fair guar
sn+ae a. desires AZ q last year $
rIavors Ia report n him before neAt
Tuesday as ne "iSi''s - S''alE = '''
r.. N. difficulties I'd last year ANY
manage desiring this attraction should
&c, in touch with Scott, II 7"u1h mon
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
FRATERNITY DANCE
OF OMEGA ALPHA
Took Place at Newark, Last
Night, With Great Eclat and
Large Attendance.

Special Correspondence 81 Tvsr< Evening
Newark April Amidst an elaborate
DISPLAY ot color moro th4a oIe hu7tred
and fiftv members ard friends If Omega NJ
Dha fraternity 81 tile University 81 Deia-
ware took part III the annual forual
da.ce uf the trate-f4tg list la-uf Ilc
affair 4rt.i at -;No ciach "ith a gra.
march AZ l3tva~ after2 . clock tins 'Horn-
ug vh.r The cailag, lads and .-
wendeI their Way houe"ard
The .aIur scheme Mas unique
futurl~t design. including every color ~
vented aa~ thc type ard through =
phases of Il college fuar life Vrrr -l""a
The lights pIa~rd h. huge ca.dtets ot
crepe paper aud hnrg fer ia"i 'r"m the
ceiling From ttru graceful staafHer-
were lowered aUd caught ~ aGaln ~ th"
cdgr of thr bowls 81 tho bottom ~
the raldror~ were jarg all"ans ihe
lighting effect Was tFe #c'ea~ Tor the
remainder o{ the decorattfe -chsmt fof
il threw i dazzle i. ra!Hc> tfIalaaa'f
the large hall aud on fhe fdaI Gers ~.
..ldcd considerably the success - the
evening
Hug ha1d-draul -ketl hes in color
we're placed OH tile panels of tho wells
Each of these sketches dcpIeted pert
ofa college uiaI. experiences 1berepeat
Frc-Hcs ballot dancers cIeNi
SoDhomore- IuuIof~ and ~enor7 and
there Was the ctar.d laugh hrre,
The Fat Man Iarll 81 the charac crs
r the sketches acted q phase of q college
lifo
1t the far end Of the hall huge cavern
gave. tho place Slight touch Of uz trTT.
tEpifyug tile silent and unknown "ort OF
tho fraternity vt tho 9thCr ,rl oi the
han. on the balcony. "a huge diamond
shaped PIN -urmounted with the large
letters Of the fraternity and having
frosted electric g!obc- - represent pearls.
added the frat-ritys only personal
touch to the galJ} hcdcckcd room
The windows were hung with curtains
after the fashion ot a stage curtain They
were In the colors of tEe fraternity. black.
white and Orange tnd on the slil~ great
kcwpie dolls dressed ~ dancers were
placed
ShortE after midnight / buffet lanci-
/ con aa~ served i fIc .uaIl dining room
og Old Collog, Miss B.tt- the / uyrr-ltt
Dictician supervised the luncheon The
music Was furnished by Madden Or
/ chcstra
patronessc- and faculty gucstS were
/ DR. and Mrs F VI * Foster. Professor
/ and Mrs 6 T. Dutt0n. Dr and Mrs
| Walter Hullihen, Dean ard Mrs T. l.,
/ smith. Dean and Mrs Charles A McCue
( Professor and Mrs G Q Honghton Dean
! w ] Rohiusor Mrs II J. Bo:ham
/ Mrs Dan Thompson Mrs K Gallagher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWARK HIGH WILL
HAVE A FAST TEAM
Coach Mcdonald Working Out
Candidates for Baseball Nine
i'm College Town.

Newark April 1.--An unusually ial se
number Of candidates are out for the
Newark High school baseball team ana
coach Mcdonald expects TO nave
strong club. Newark will be a conteh-
der for the state championship.
Crompton and Hubert are the leauihs
candidates for pitcher and the former
espcciallv looks good. Evans VIII no
doubt again hold down first. with Hayes
a, short and Sanborn at third. Second
t.,s. seems To hc uncertain Win
schwartz. f.. Armstrong and MlliiNeh
an candidates for the position me
,l,r,.. NIav,r brothers and CornoE VIII
l,l,,lv make up the outtield while '.
Nrrnstronc and DAVIS will do the eaten .
.p, Armstrong is captain and
Cramptou manager
The season was to open yesterday
afternoon with Calvert. hut the ram
.,,,s,d fhat game To be called off The
,,na,lud,.r OF the schedule follows:
Aprll :. Goldey college AT WilmtnEton.
tpru H.. Wilmington II. :. at VII
unctru
lnrf ~. Goldey ~ nome.
N.ril - du pont High. away
Nat -. Niddlctowu. away
NJ, = ", sIcv Collegiate. homo.
Ma, -. du Pont High. home.
MAY "a Wesley CollcEiatc. away
May - NHddletown home.
Th, state championship will he de
d,l May . and Iunr ).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
BOY SCOUTS ACTIVE.
Delaware city Team Looks strong and
Expects Bie Spnsop.
aln and ccntrr IS not N u, 4lol,

Special co'f esrondencc Of Every Evening
Danwstf, City Ann The Eog
seour baseball team IS rounding into
shap, Manager Sshander vino has
these boys under hla wing expects %
make i good showing this year as III
81 last ,,1ra PLAYERS With tine cxeep-
tluu of ftiahard Wun,r Inst year star
Jatehct- ANS on d,ek and ready faf ae
fion William Gilcsnn Who plesrd short
staI la~f season Inns ialsn the pitching
btrlen ~ Ills shoulders and loaks ptarp-
l-ug aa H. uotke Wll With Heel ddag
fh. back etopfaHE
p,r1ick4on last .eaf STIR fl e fas
man who f,d ihe team IL latting la-t
season is alain reade ta show -. scout
supporters that a.. ean duplicate Last
,"ar f,at with Wilkinson on sefand
bt4e Stlckle short stop and fright
fslayiug third las. the fnfeld looks verv
eood with auta.lders. spiCer W- ffeai
and NcNanus these bows Ieek good
enough TO clean ~ any boYs tom n
t6i~ section. Tha odessa team Is s hsd-
aied for tomorrow afternoon a. 6desst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
CAST FOR "THE SHUTTLE"
All Plans Perfected for Big Com
munity Play to be Given
Next Tuesday.

All the plans are perfected for the big
community plae "1he Shuttle, ~ be
given Tuesday night at the Hotel du
Pont
The cast of characters is rs follows.
Power Charles Bectel
Interest Mrs G T. NJ Rumford.
Weaver FRS Edear r. Fell
Robbins Florence Nelson, Ililda Boehm
Anna DohertV. Eudora Joseph, Jcnaie
MacIean, Margaret McC Coy, Mathaleeu
Mcguire, Mildred Ehart Alice Pretty
man and Joseph SEWER.
First thread Children from SCUM
TIoald street Health Ceaire directed ny
Mrs Lola Murphin -,
second thread Alfred Hoffman, tdlth
Crossan Louev Weinberg. Cherries =.
Cert. Mildred Whitmack, Margaret Wien
berg Ralph Settllc, Erwin Whltnack- tdith
Oliver Mariel fitt3ln NaTgrerlte i'raaf,
Mildred IIa cor
Third Thread MarIa Nltolo
Fourth Thread Polish Foil Da1cc,
directed by Miss Adamowski
Fifth Thread Ioeaph CouoH. Potter
Martin Nicholas Lcnfashia Paul GrImes.
Bruno Penaoni. Alfred Glamna'tel tg-
bert I.ucas. Frank Richards Arthur
Giammattel, William Lucas, lbomas
Kenucv, Dorniaick pacpllo
Sixth Ihread Ilse Bovcc Myrtle
Cathcar. liorothea Brooknlre, Helen
Dcmel Mildred Chadwick Naomi Sweet
man Nice Payne Madeline Draper,
Narnu Walters. Marian Neville. Mnrr
Roberts. Edith simmons Maran Phillip
Nav Williams
Seventh Thread fatharloc Touhey
tnna kenncaiv. \g0cs Quinn. Jane
Met affcrtV. Betty Bogan, Gertrude ae-
person N4rgarct Met afferty Mary
MURRAY PaHliac 1+chcnlach. CeiIua
/ IIcatau Roee Giacoma Mabel Groves
Eighth Thread Daniel keliehcr and
/ Richard CoiIus
Ninth Thread AIis- Lola Anderson
William Ghauvcnct aad Mrs William
Raymond
teath Throgd Miss Mar. 4 Mora0
Eleventh Thread /. NJ Taylor first
tenor. II II Nj anna. first tenor Dr
+ Pierce second tenor II 4 Burk
head, second tenor Dr Julian Ndair.
baritone. J N EageIrnaa. baritone Il !
Mitchell. bass. II : LaWtoa bae-
The Pattern Mrs Florence Warren.
president James IIoopc-. vict president.
Mrs RAYMOND Homes. treasurer Nii-@
i Elizabeth Downward -orrefary aad
5infer- II 'he Pine Ncighhnrhood }-so
e.atlou
The reception committee vii po com
posed II he following presidents Thnma-
n Monaghan. president Madison Ecgl-
borhood {ssociatlon Mr. Florence II
Naffcr pre4tdcot Pine Ncighborhood
1ssoeIai5ou William Lows. prc-den
Kirk wood \ Fl ghhorhood ASSOCIATION, Ml-.
LA Dtlan.prcsideat Forty >cre= Neigh
horhood Association; Michael jominlek
president 6ayac Park Nelghborhood
As59ciafion Iohl lsTaut president
Glayfoa Nolphforhood Association Iohr
] NcC.ec. pre-tdraf ~oafh-~lda Neigh
borhaod Assergatloa s8d John Nct ioFcrH
presidcnf Hriannre ParIs Ncighhorhaof
Ass9clatloa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
DR.. WILLIAM {. HARRIS
HEADS FIELD CLUB
Prominent Local Dentist Honored
by National Body at Conven-
ton in Medford, N. J.

Dr William D. lIat1ia ~ This ity VaA
clcctcd prcsii,.nt uf ln, A-s"ciat.d Fi.ld
Trial CIuh of Amcrict III contention
which met at Ncdfrri = 7 on ThWt--
dav ~ this week pt Iaui> Mas one ~
the nlieirai promoters ,f th3s organi-a
tio,. vht.h h started With 4 f,v sIfhS in
the Iasr Il has ruv grown into .
great national hody It's obf.,t WAS -
create Il parent hodv to b.ttcr regulate
and rrornta the interest in th' Ha'd
dog
The club RUNS championship an-
nluI}v a which only aoe@ who tN"
hecu placed iu ono of the HSso, iatel
clubs trials are o.gihlo /, compete
The last championship Was rln ~
Grand junction. Tenn. and va< ani-h-
"a February q E3oys Frash set
ter dog owned by DIR Philips "f '4n-
cinnati. o. was the winner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
HUTCHINSON LEADING FIELD.
Chicago Golfer Picked n Probable Win
Der In North and South Contest.

BY Associated Freee 70 Every Evening
Pinehurst y G.. April - close fin
18Th n th. North and South open golf
championship was expected today whom
the field played the final Is holes here
Jock Hutchinson. Of Chicago and
George Fotherinehaln. ef Breton
Woods. who led the field al the close
of Yesterdays play. were raired this
morning and a large gallery trailed be-
blfd them.
Iutchison. looked like a probable
winner with some Of the finest talent
in America struggling 70 nose him out.
Players considered as likely 10 finish
were Hutchinson. FotherinEhan, Peter
ana Pat O.fIara Leo Diesel, Fred Nc
Leod Emmett French. Alex Ross. Wal
ter Hasen and J. " kirkwood the
Australian open champion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
MIN>TRELS SUCCESSFUL.
show Put on BY Hanover Mems League
Draws Good crowd.

The musical minstrel show gwen
,sr.ler .he auspiee. ot The Mems League
II Hanover Presbyterian Church iast
night. IN the church gymnasium. prov
ID a great success. The gym Vas
allied t. over flowing III audience being
- large that many were compelled ~
St.tnd
Tn comedy lold In a humorous fash
5on fast WHAT Happened u the Pull
llI43 Slea .aJ stalled at Ciander HiIi and
svas all,d with Aaugh-mahing !ncl-
slent4. \ special feature IF the presen-
tatioa Vas the music. which vas rem
5ier.,i ~ many Vrll-knowu Wilmington
snusisLtn~ both vu>3t ,ad inst! umcuIaL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
GII b AFTER BALL TO6s.
Many ORGANIZATIONS Interested in Every
Evenings Dffrr

4fsr af the 6a-eba,l clubs here are
interested .a E.verz F.veuiug contest
far = tofaftI..te outaf fur 4 tenn, which
started yesterday and continues
throughout the month n April. Entries
fiil be- received by tht trnfilat.on Tan-
ager ol Every Evening ap % April =.
This i an oppGr-ln.'< tor some club
i9 obtain "A complete OUTFIT, comprising
uniforms for ter PLAYERS and All Of the
equipment that team would require.
The contest : open to all and all have
~ s.euaI chance I'd land the prize.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
n TENNIS FOR TITLE.
tndcr>one in Single Finals at Indoor
Game~ In New lurk.
.s,iated Press 70 EYerS Evening

Z. H9eogtattd I'rrss = ENerS Evening
Neu York. April Two brothers.
Feed 4 and Frank T Anderson. ii
Bfoukstn Htfe opponents today IN the
aua ~ ,he national indoor tennis
championship Fred who eliminated
Vincent Richards III 5h.s semizfuaf Is
slN and Half feet ia height His
victory o.er his brother Franh IN =
rcpita. tournament ItsentIA Was
las first ~ssseess III i've attempts IA
oIe,H competition
The doubles championship brought
IIehd5d~ ard s toward Nasheu
teajn~t Ered Anderson aud Etu Let
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWARK HIGH Wins
OVER CALVERT TEAM
crompton Allows Marylanders
but Four Hits. While College
Town Team Hits Hard.

\cwalh tllll : IN n opening
gam uf th, season Yesterday after
oou Newark High defeated calvert.
Md High ), hooI. I3 to Consld"ring
'I, cold weather Cromrton pitched a
,.,.r na,a. far the local high s,horl
elbow .rG hut four scattered hits Men
(, rhaH Wa hit hard threuEnout ih'
.,awc
III addition - tTomIton hin a'lh
th, features were The b1ttlnE {"
Armstrong and the heldlnE q ~AI-
horn With moro practice Newark
.aoks - have a fairly fast team and
,,ron,p,or continues his good work IL
IL. ho> Newark will likely give some
-. .,r.f high schools outsid, of
Wilmington a battle for tho state cham
-. L..l. I'm. e.cnrt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
>lxrm CAME OF CHESS DRAW
Dr. Ia>kcr Seemed To Have Trile Ad-
vance IN Last Nights Contest.

= |@@0-I---l rs. . T.N-IN I-..HIH1
Havana. AMI PLAY la Ire seventh
gam, II Ihr worlds championship chess
match Letue,u lose K GapabaHca and
Dr Emanuel iuskel VIII begin tonight
The siNth game Of The series was drawn
ON the forty fourth move last night
When TIA" game was resumed following
It's adjournment from Friday morning
the positions Of the men on the board
seemed to favor i1r IasNer slightly bat
Capahianca's mastery defense blocked
an attempts q the German expert 10
win anything like decided advantage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
old Delays BAH Game.

cold weather and vet grounds pre-
vented The baseball game between the
University uf Delaware and Holy
cross mines Yesterday. AZ Newark. jack
Barry and his players arrived in New
zrk about 10 O'Clock but after Barry
aad looked over the ueid. with Coach
~htplev. both decided i was unfit for
ne game The players spent the day
looking over the buildings OF the
University. They viii continue on
taefr southern trip today,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
GRACE MINSTRELS.

A minstrel show has been arranged for
the dinner the men Of Grace NJ T..
Church will have on "Wednesday at q
.. IN il the Church House.
The mid-week service At : As p m.
will be in charge Of DIR. Sumwalt who
will have returned from the Annual Con
ference.
Thursday, a meeting will be held to
organize girls baseball team. All those
interested ae requested to meet IN the
church house 1T p. M
Saturday the boys club VIII meet in
the church house from 7 % 9p n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
BILLiARplsTs KEEP TOGETHER.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit. ANN : one game margin
separated th. leading four contestants
for tho amateur three-cushtou billiards
championship when the scui-flnals
were reached today W L Brewer Of
Chicago and H. w. Lookabaugh, Lin
denwood. III. had each won nve games
and lost one Walker C'alderwood
Detroit, WAS III third place with four
victories and II u, Kuhns. Chicago
was fourth. having wen three and lost
two