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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Rron .zaar a snccess.

After highly successful run the
'I,ron-Zaar" held By ths Rrownson
Library Association on tho lawn ot Us
building closed Saturday night
Chief interest lay ir the contest for
the popularity prizes. Miss Alice
Kane, Of s1s West Fourth street. won
the woman's prize, an1 Robert Nc
csnerty. lf0G West Fourth. me mons
awsrd. Miss Kane was presented with
4 pearl necklaee with diamond clasp,
and Dir. MccaHerty wi.h travelling
bag
While total figures were not al in.
.?dicati,'ns were that the affair had
nctted goodly sum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
HARDING BACK FROM CRUISE.
Finds Much Business Accumulated
During Eight Days Absence.

Washington. Sept 19.--President
Harding returned to Washington yes
terday. reaching the White House at
i30 o'clock after an absence OF. eight
days. Attorney General Daugherty
who joined the outing party while
suffering from a cold and bilious at
tack, was much improved from the
leisureiy cruise down the coast and
UP the Potomac.
The President spent some time at
the executive Offices yesterday after
noon, but got down to work in earnest
today, catching up with correspond
sace and departmental affairs requir-
ing his attention. He is expected also
- name the COMMITTEES to discuss the
relief measures for unemployment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
SUDURDAN|TES IN
SIXTEEN INNINGS
krebs and MarshaIIton Put Up
Fast Battle for League
Title.

Krebs and Mafshallton staged
sixteen inning battle on Saturday,
when the latter nine evened the
suburban League series, BY taking a
"A struggle. The contest. which was
witnessed by hundreds Of fans, was
featured by the fast playing Of both
teams.
The contest was halted for few
minutes IN the fourth inning when
rain halted play The shower dried
the dust and the game was resumed
IN few minutes. Both teams fieided
weh and several sensational stops
were made by the infciders. Green
and Gilbert featured in the field for
Marshallton, while Chase had several
good pickups. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
SAID HE GOT DENATrRED
ALCOHOL IN HARDWARE STORE

Pleading guilty to being drunk, VIII
liam Foster, Negro. was fined S. in
Municipal Court today. Foster said
he drank denatured alcohol purchased
in a hardware store on East Fourth
street.
The case of Elizabeth Jordan. Ne
gress, charged with drunkenness was
continued for one week.
Ida NJ Scott. Negress, Twelfth and
Lombard streets. charged by her hus-
band with disorderly conduct was dis
missed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
QUALIFYING ROUND.
Wilmington Country Club Champion
ship Opens Today.

The qualifying rounnd of the
womens golf championship will be
rlayed this afternoon at the VIII
mington Country Club. Post entries
will be accepted up until this after
noon.
The first round Of match play will
start on Tuesday and some interesting
matches win be on tap as the players
are pretty evenly matched.
The women OF the club have beer
displaying much interest in the an.
cient and honorable game this yeai
and some crack young golfers hav,
been developed so the winner Of tbs
championship win have to be in rar,
form.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
TRAFFIC CASES IN COURT.

Edward Logan, a taxi driver, was
fined SIS and costs in Municipal Court
today on a charge of speeding on
Delaware avenue east Of Van Buren
street. Judge Hastings warned Logan
if he is arrested on similar charge
again he is liable to lose his operator S
license.
James Pryor, charged with violat-
ieg traffic rules, Vas dismissed on pay
nent Of costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
HORSE NOTES.

Para Belle. 2.15iz. by Parayizer. that
trotted to her record in 1914, and was
a champion speedway mare some years
ago, is racing right at her record over
the nearby half-miIe tracks, and looks
just as good as ever.
Dick March, by Prince March, PAGER,
has finished second in his last ~
starts. After his race at Reading last
week he will be given months rest.
Herman Tyson, with his small stable
of trotters. won $4,000 last week al
Reading and Mount Holly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
DEPUTY TO LEAD LAUREL.

Laurel, Sept. 1s.-Officers for the
is22 baseball association were elected
mere Saturday. Willard F. Deputy be-
Ing chosen as president by a unani-
nous vote. The other officers are as
follows:
Roland E. Quillin, Secretary; Traw-
willie S. Hudson. Treasurer, Charles f..
Wooden. Arthur S. Hearne, II. H.
Cooper, A. S. Williams, G. T. Purnell
will act as board of managers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
SEE HARD WINTER AHEAD.
Animals OF New York Zoo Are Storing
Big Food Supplies.

New York, Sept 10, The birds and
beasts that live In the Bronx Zoo are
preparing for an early and hard
winter. Although they live in luxury
and don't have TO, worry about where
their next meal Is coming from. they
are instinctiyely boarding np food.
All classes Of animals scent stir
winter. keepers say. The squirrels are
putting in fun days storing up un-
usually large quantities Ok nuts The
prairie dogs, a month ah4ad OF time.
are secreting lots or food into their
underground homes Robins and
blackbirds are focking together and
showing unmistakable signs Of pre-
pairing for migration 70 Southern
.Isf1aa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
TYSON BIG MONEY WINNER.

The four days of light-harness horse
racing at the Reading air the last
week. produced some fast races. The
fastest heat trotted was the 211A
by Native Chief, son of Native King,
and the fastest paced was the 2.09A
by Dial Spencer, son Of Grafton Nc
Gregor.
The largest money-winning honors
went to Norman s. Crossman. of Mon
roe, n. Y, who put sl.425 to his credit,
won IN purses. Herman Tyson, Of
Newark, stands in second place, with
Sl.150 to his credit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
san for South America.

MIR. and Mrs. Robert L. Harrison
of III Fulton street sailed from New
York City at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning for Venezuela. South
America. Their voyage will include
stops at Porto Rico and Caracas
They will spend a vacation of about
six weeks in South America, and viii
then return TO Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Victory for Augustine.

Augustine baseball team defeated
Kenmore Of Providence, Md. by the
score of s to 2 at Rockford Tower,
Saturday. The batteries for Augustine
were, A. Reinholtz and M Reinholtz;
fer Kenmore G. Wilson, WINS and
Spratt. Wilson was relieved in the
third inning by Ivins. The features
Of the game We're the pitching of Rein
holtz and WINS, and the batting of NJ.
Reinholtz and MeEJroy. The umpire
was w. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Didn't Know He Was Doing Wrong.

Pleading guilty in Municipal Court
today to trespassing on the Penn
syivania railroad James Chandler. Civ
ing his home as Toledo. Ohio. said ne
was looking for work here and did
not know he was violating the law.
He was arrested by Officer Crawford
while walking on the railroad tracks
near the French street station yes
terday. He was dismissed with A
warning not 10 repeat thesonense.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
women Golf Champions Meet.

Sy Associated Press to every Evening
Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 19.--Miss Alexa
Stirling, American woman golf cham
pion, and Miss Cecil Leitch. British
champion, were among 104 entrants
in the Canadian Ladies' Open Tourna-
ment, starting today at the River
meade Course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
An Interesting Game.

The married men and single men Of
Erandywine Church League team, viii
meet in a baseball game tonight az
Twenty ninth and Market streets
Ralph Minker will handle the single
ren and Manager Plummer viii look
after the married mems interests. The
game win be called at 5.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Pine Jrs. Want Games.

Pine Jrs. have organized a football
team for the season. The first scr!in-
mage will be neld tomorrow afternoon
Norman Pyle of the University of
Pennsylvania has volunteered his
pervices as coach and the boys would
like TO hear from any S5-pound team
In or about the city. Send all chal-
lenges to Harry Quinn. go East
Fifth street. city, or phone S444.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
SATURDAY BASEBALL.

Mashallton, 4: Krebs, 8, 1s innings.
Five Points. 10; Harlan Giants, 3.
yandever A. c.. 8; Minker's ALI
tars. 5 Is lnnings).
Grace, 4; South Side-Eden, 3.
St Marys, 12: New Castle A. A, 4
Brownson. 3; Eleventh Ward, 2.
Plummer's All-Stars, 10; Defiance
A A.. s.
Seventh Ward, o; Highland, 0 G
innings, rain).
du Pont All-Stars. 8: Emanon.
Keystone Reserves. s; st. Hedwig'.
Reserves. 1.
Lswes, 6. Laurel. 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
yandeyer to Practice.

All soccer players OF the Vandever
A. c. are to report for practice to-
right, at Seventeenth and Church
streets, at 7.45. Manager Charles
Helms wants ali men TO be on time.
as important business is TO be taken
UP after practice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Return From Motor Trlp.

After a ten-day motor trip, stop
ping at Seaford, Ocean City and Sails
bury, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph x
Kates and daughter. Mrs. Annie Haley
and Miss Marjorie Haley have re-
turned to their home, at 606 West
Tenth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Many Games al View Castle.

Manager Jimmy McDevitt. of the
New Castle Athletic Association. has
arranged the following schedule for
this week of twilight baseball at Bat
terry Park: Monday evening. Parkside I:
Wednesday. Brownson; Friday. yan-
dever; Saturday afternoon, Eleventh
Ward, all of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
READ EVERY EVENING.

II you want to keep in touch
with the University Of Delaware
football squad at College Park,
Md. read Every Evening. A
daily sletter from special cor
respondent will keep you ad-
vised of the progress Of the
team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
TAN sedars Resume Meetings.

Meetings viii be resumed by Bran
dywine Forest. Tall Cedars Of Leba-
non. after suspension over the sum-
mer months, tonight in the New
Century Club at o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
GAMES TOMORROW.
National League.

NhUonHI Leag ut.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
American League
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
I Cleveland at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
GAMES TODAY.
American Ieagnf

American Leagne.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
National League.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York AT Pittsbltrg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Eleventh Ward Meeting.

Eleventh Ward viii hold get-to-
gether meeting in the rooms of the
Eleventh Ward Republican Club to-
morrow night at $50, when musical
program will be rendered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Anderson skaters Targets.

j. w. Anderson was high gun at
the regular shoot of the Eastlake Gun
Club on Saturday afternoon, with a
mark Of 47x5o. In the double target
event. Jim" Lloyd led the field with
2t breaks out of "a targets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Maxwell Attending Convention.

J. B. Maxwell is attending the an
nual convention of the Amalganlated
Association ofs Street and Electric
Railway Employees Of America at At
lanta. Ca, as delegate of Division No.
SAP. local trolleymen's union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
CARPENTER COMING RACK.
French Pugilist WIN Return In De.
eemher TO Train for Fight.
BY Associated. Press to Every Evening

by AsEt'~E- U. s~sS 20 F.NtfI ENeIlfHK
New York, Sept. 19.--Georges Car
pentier viii come to the United States
some time during December to start
preparation for his light heavyweight
bout with Tom Gibbons.
of st. Paul, Gus Wilson, the French
mans trainer announced today.
Mime. Carpenter and their daughter
Jacquelin, may accompany him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
delaware A. c. Meeting.

A meeting of the Delaware A. C.
will be held this evening. President
Denn wants all members to be pres
ent as plans for the location OF new
club rooms viii be discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19

II you want a home IN a more de-
sirable or convenient neighborhood--
you will find an alphabetical list Of
the sort Of houses you want--fully
descrihed--in the classified page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19

Hjts-Of Elwood 8, OF Collins. 3 of
Clay. 10. Earned runs Marshallton.
krebs. 2. Two-base hits Scott. Dunbar.
Baldwin. Collins. Three-base hit-Green,
struck out-By Elwood, 7; by Collins 2.
by Clay $. Double plays-Chase TO Dun
bar to Baldwin q Left on bases-Nfar-
shallton s. krebs. 5. Umpires-Jamison
and Henry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

National League
st. Louis. 6; Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago, /; Brooklyn, 0.
Chicago, s; Brooklyn, / I'D
game).
Cincinnati, 6; Boston, 8.
Cincinnati, 10; Boston. 8
cd game).
American League.
New York, 4; Detroit, 2.
Washington, 4; Cleveland. 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Rain stops Game.

The first game of the Seventh Ward
series on Saturday afternoon resulted
in a tie when rain halted the contest,
with neither side having scored.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Shrine Club Meeting.

The September meeting OF the
Shrine Club of Delaware will be held
on September % in the Odd Fellows
Han.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Benedlcts VS.. Bachelors.

The married men and single men of
the Brandywine Church win meet in a
baseball game at 29th and Market
Streets tonight at 5.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
Independence Team Wins Pennant,
Nv Assac,nted Press to Fverv Frvan,ns

Muskogee, Okla. Sept. t9.-The first
year of the Southwestern League end
ed yesterday with the Independence.
kas. team the winner Of both ends Of
La split season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
st. Thomas to Practice

The St. Thomas football candidates
will work out this evening at Fourth
street and Bayard avenue at 7.30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
SATURDAY SCORES.
American League,

American League.
Detroit. Z; Athletics, 8.
(second game called end of 4th in
ming. rain).
Cleveland. s; Washington, 4.
Boston, 6 Chicago, 3.
ST Louis New York rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19

PENNANT VIRTUALLY
CLdNCHED BY GIANTS

The New York Giants virtual
ly have clinched the 1921 Ma
tional League pennant. The
Giants are four and a half {.
games ahead. with only ten more
games to be played. Pittsburg
must combine an almost inn
possible squirt with an unex-
pected New York slump IL they
are TO snatch away the pennant
! that is almost within the Giants
grasp. New York can lose six
more games and win but six,
and still finish with an average
OF $40 TO equal which pittsburg
must win ten OF its thirteen re-
naming games. The Pirates
have a mathematical chance,
and that's about all.
The standing;
w. l.. PC.
New York .... 30 81 .625
Pittsburg ....., 81 So .5s6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
National League

st. Louis, 81 Philadelphia. 5.
New York, 6 Pittsburg, !.
Chicago, Z; Brooklyn, 6.
Cincinnati-Bosto rair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-19
YANHS TAKE LEAD BY
TWO.POINT MARGIN

BY defeating Detroit while
Washington was winning from
Cleveland, the Yankees rcgained
the lead in the dizzy American
League pennant chase Jester
day. New York shot out into
the lead by margin of two
points. The up-to-the-minute
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04
Wants Experience.

All 10 hut lip.wisdom which wants
experience.-SirP r. Sidney. -
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04
Caught!
ny CORONA REMINGTON

'v i..o %, Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
llrWuS plmgius Though the vuods
III Ills usual cnrctrrc manner when
suddenly he cdmc upon her cruurh",l
uuost at his feet.
you startled me" Ills voice sound.
ed somewhat pecVrd.
Nothing to the way you startled
me-" she flashed back.
"nn You know thut It's dangerous
for you to Dc out herc this near dark T.
hc went on, unmONcd by her ncttlcd
tones.
why :" she asked. her eyes growing
big.
"lirrnusr snakes abound IN this
place at this time Of year anj you
might got bitten. How can you see
where you're putting your foot IN all
this undcrhru~h aud II nearly nlghtT'
II didn't know that" she answered
her face pulIns slightly.
welt now I've todd you. you must
20 hOuc nj once. Come. III see you
there
That's very uiro ~ you, hut im
perfectly satisfied where I nni," she
returned coolly. making hu attempt I"
rise.
"l'll stay uuiil you chnngc your
mind, hr said quietly.
"ol, Please gn.' she hn.grd.
u" rni un nti"uil"n tu lrr remark.
hul Went uu .gu,l uuturrdly: "Gucs,
VI hotter lr'rrlur myself We sccul
tu hc .r fnr puI'"u LEG" NJ H."
"nuut please" she snld rcitlsily
~ don't even want iu know Who S"u
nrv"
"Nll u-lr." lr ,milcd ~ he m o.
cigar Urd dfuirnd ,nrrlr.Sly at her
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04

The little Indlnn village Of Awlll-
gnte on the Bulklcy river IN British
Columbia Is famous for Its lenplng sAl-
mon. Helen DE Curcy Lett In Travels,
tells about them. "llere over great
rock which almost blocked their way.
salmon were 'eaplng. A leap oi eight
cen feet Is necessary" she says. Old
time packers and guides, the old iind'
sons bny post, Indian dogs and bury
ing grounds, ancient totem poles
these are NJ Awilpnie also. All fish
ermen viii sympathiZe as they read of
the large fish that we could see quite
plainly as they swan toward the edge
of the pool" aud these were rain
how trout, There was an ancient
bridge there once, and upon II ten
saunws were mad. ito dance 10 test
Whether II was safe for horse TO
cross while the tllmSy structure swung
TO and fro above The boiling water"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04

NIL my father aud mother and we'd
all lie disgrnced," she pleaded.
The mnn seemed 10 debate with him
self while the sprite eagerly watched
hin.
"Whcrc do you ll,ei" he asked at
last.
"k"tsington. 3is Wntngua avenue"
y live In konsingiun too" he went
on. "lou'll have tO let me come and
call, say, twice u week FOR two months.
That's the only demand make In
the meanwhile. lets take the melon
tn camp aud ~ leave you before we
get IN sight; then you need never tell
of .our mIsadyeninre"
You're really too lenient." the
Spritc smiled happily, "and agree to
the conditions absolutely and promise
never, never 20 do II again"
When they parted at the edge of
the clearing where the tent was
pitched he handed her the melon and
turned to go.
by the way he said over his
shoulder when are you going back to
town.
Tomorrow" she answered ruefully.
"All right Tomorrow'll be Satur-
day. See YOU Sunday" He raised his
hat aud IN a second the bushes had
closed behind him.
The two months spci swiftly hy and
with little cnaNing the man managed
TO proione his inflicted fine through
the winter nnd into the spring. with
the summer the girl went buck to
camp and he to the old farm house
nearby. Naturally they spent most
~ their time together, and one day
when they we're rambling through the
woods picking berries the man stopped
suddenly.
~" you r'mcmheri" he said.
"I,rmcmhcr whatf" shn asked.
II was u year ngo today NJ this
very spnt.'
III" giri hlushc,. but asked hrnycly:
what Wusf'
THAT mrt yru after you'd stolen
tho"
"nmt Nny 'stol,n.'" shc broke In.
"Snt Slipped
NJ lie rnd NJ the sentence her voice
shuuk and Tor som" unnccuuntable rcu.
sI III" hurst iulu tears ngnln. This
tim" The mun did not hesitate to nd.
! minister tile rrupct consolation. nor
lid the rIrl protest Nftcr a pause he
spoke
"I"nrrsi, | have u drcndful confes.
elan tu make uni know you'll never
fnrgi," ~" fur dniug H.. hut felt II
was my only rhanc" II ever seeing you
ugulu"
"Trll ne, dulrkly; whnt have you
ioncf' she demanded
"Why why--.ihui wasn't ms water
inc'"u you y"u that Stray"d away
from ~" patch last year. IN fact. 7
] haven't the least idea who owns that
, piece NJ lnnh and. what's more, don't
ear" n rnp"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04

feet. even say lhui I'm Mr.. Nun
nnd you're Miss Sprtr."
III" girl was In anything but Jest
Ing mnn'l.
"'rhr fact ls," she said. after u
while as the darkurss settled nr"uud
them, "l'll Just have tn go My friends
nj the cnmp'll he iuuklug for me and
thryll lee scared to death II I'm not
In pretty soon"
"Thrrr, You're coming 10 ynu
s"nSrs" he remarked with salisfnr
ilon.
The girl only answered hy suddenly
bursting iu,o tears while the maj
looked on IN nmny"m"ni
"Why, what's IA" mattcrf" he asked
hut shr only continued 10 weep.
"I.nok here" be- said nj last, 'For
piiy's snke, 10 stop or III Just about
go dippy when I see u girl cry
either wnnt 10 spank l"r or take her
In my arms and snolhe her, and since
you're II perfect stranger 10 me Tn
afraid 10 dO either. You might mis-
understand
The sprlto coulh not help laughing
nt this In spite Of her prcdicamnn'.
"Now. won't you tell m" what the
trouble IsT" he asked gently,
I'll guess III have To-" she con,
fcssed, "TO hcGln with, there's n
crowd Of us camping IN II little tent
on the Watkins place, nnd since We
cnmp to the country we've all gone
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04
8. SCHA AEF7F7EjR
Administrator of the Estate of John NJ Schaeffer
COL p. M. BABB Auctioneer. T. Z. WILSON, Clerk
T.. NJ. (,,onD Austin Becomes Poetic


Mont Austin for many years u resi-
dent Of this city, and by the way, than
whom there are no bettcr men IN the
country, in reply 10 letter written
him ut his present address. 81. Joseph,
in his reply 10 our communication.
responds as follows.
"Fricnds, Deacon and Tom: While !
was conscious of the fact, that Il had
been some time since NC had con-
tributcd 10 this cause, IL had not oc.
CURED Ia me ~ being - much ~ two
years. and while feeling apologize for
Inconvenience, my negligence may
have caused | am hopeful there may
have been some cOmpcnsatinR bcnc'
fits, though ! can not think Of any
other than the resultant modification
of your excess profits income tax,
pending propitiOus political develop
mcnts.
Your statement also reminds me
that | aw delinquent in my periodical
visitations 10 the hallowCd haunts oi
Of my youth, In the good old town ON
the hili-tup, where the early v vlaiunS of
i,s boys and girls were 80 beautifully
blended with bloom. bliss and blessed.
ness. which become moro and more ap-
parent ~ We enter tho rcmniscct
period of iifo, where our yesterdays,
out number our tomorrow.
We'll. will not weary you with any
morc Versatility nt thi, time and will
close with regards and best wishes for
all my old acquaintance and friends,
Il any, and hope to find opportunity Ia
personally greet them 'cle long.
Respectfully,
T.. NJ. AUSTIN"