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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

AHNOUNCBA5ENT no Contractors
sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals
for New Library building Will be re-
ceived by the Board Of Managers of fhs
Whining Ton Institute until z p NJ. day
ligit-savinP tirDel On Monday. August -.
1921 AZ the Chamber ~ foumerre Once.
ROorn 1863 du P0nt Building. Whining
ton Dbl and az that time VIII be
tgnbIicly opened and read
Copies of the plans and spccincatioDs
may be- consulted free 81 cost a. che
Lgbrarian'H Office. Institute Building.
Eighth and Market streets, on July 18TH
and thereafter Copies ~ tne plans and
apnei hcafions may be obtained from the
frchitecfs Messrs TiltOn A. Dithenn.
raj East Forty hfth stfnet. New YORK
city, between July 18th and July zstn
upon depo5t of e52 one half u which
plans and specifications are returned iD
GOOD condition No COPIES of the plans
can 30 obtained before July rs and none
will be- issued after July -
The work contemplated must be per-
formed under bond IN the full amount u
the contract price and bids must b. pre-
pared on the forms provided and accom-
panied By n certified check drawn 70 ths
order Of the Wilmington Institute IN the
sum Of two per cent ~ the amount of the
Prospective bidders viii find detailed
Information in the plans, specihca ions
and accompanying documents herein meu-
toned The right is reserved " reject
a"$ THE WILMIEGToN INSTITUTE,
JOHN r. NfELfJa President
Attest a T.. BAILEY, Secretary.
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PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, July 1S.-Wheat. high
or: No. rcd winter. I.39@1.44; do
Earlicky. l.2S@1.33.
Corn. higher; No. . for export. 77G
IS No. 3. 1906; No. : yellow, for
local trade. 1918 00SO1a.
oats. higher; No. white. 4Sl9 q
a.. No. 8 white. Az G,4S.
Butter. higher: western creamery
extra. Il; nearby prints, fancy. 51@
81
Eggs. lower; nearby extras. firsts
81 do. firsts, 331e; western extra
iirsts. 81: do. firsts. 3319; fancy Sc
lectcd. packed. 46@47.
Cheese. higher: New York whole
milk. fancy fIat. fresh. 19h620; do
common 10 good. 1Sm19; longhorn
and single daisies, 1911 @20.
Live poultry. lower; fowls, as to
quality. 2StRS3; spring chickens. brofl-
crs. not Ieghorns. 30G143: do. leghorns
.5GSi; old roosters. 16@1S; ducks
white Pekin. 1S@19; mixed coIors
l6GlS.
Dressed poultry. dun; hroilers lower
fov Is. fresh killed. choice TO fancy
S4dS7: do, small sizes. 2S63S; broil-
ing chickens. nearby. 4S@52; do. west
ern 1901; old roosters. 1S0D2l
ducks. Long Island. 2S; do, nearby. "a
Potatoes. irregular; southern, No
rer barrel, 2.Oo@s.4o; No. ? and culls,
i.oOGI.5O: nearby per basket, No. 1
5SG65, do. No. 2, 35040.
Flour. firm: soft winter straight
western 625@6-5o; do. nearby s.75@
500: hard winter, straight. 7.oo@7.60; /;
do. short. patent. 7-5o@s.o0: spring
FIRST clear. e.75@7.2s; do. patent, 500
GS.4O; do. short patent. S,4s@S.75 !;
fancy spring and city mills patent,
family brand. 925G1o.25.
Hay firm; timothy No. g 21.o06
900: No 5. lS.O0QI9.oO; ). sampl,
iv.vJG17.c0: No. grade 12.0oQlS.oO;
rloyrr mixed hay light mixed 1900
1850: No. /, mixed 1S.00@1s.0o.
bran dun; unchanged; soft winter
western in 10O-ro sacks, 2S.00(6 $3.50; /;
spring. 22.50@23.0O.
Tallow, dull; prime city, loose 3Ia /:
90. special loose, 4Iz; city. loose. ; II /;
10. special loose. AZ: prime country,
2lz; edible in tierces. 6.
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HOTEL HENLOPEN

Opens for season of 1921 on June %
Dancing George Maddens s Orchestra.
For booklet and rates apply n
WALTER BURTON
Owner and Proprietor
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PersnnaI

Attest = Z. BATEEY-. secratary.
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SAID HE SPANKED WIFE.
Uzzo Told Court He Treated Her and
Child Alike.

Charged BY his wife with commit
ting breach Of the peace, Toncy Uzzc
was ordered to furnish 5000 peace 6ond
il, Municipal Court today When
their ezght- -year-old boy refused 10
come in the house last evening, Gzzo
spanked him, he said When his wife
protested ne spanked her also. he ad-
mitted
Mrs. Uzzo said he only struck her
with his open fist
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Fisher Body Corporation. quarterly OF
81 so share on common and I34 per cent
on preferred. payable August /
General Asphalt Company quarterly
of y per cent on preferred payable Sep
tember l.
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad and Coal Company / per cent
on preferred payable August
Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis
Railway Company. senfi-annual of 81 per
cent. payable August L.
Thomas c. Plant Company quarterly Of
Ia per cont on preferred. payable July 80
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Many Go to Seashore.

Three hundred WImingtonians to-
day took advantage of the reduced ex-
cursion rates Of the Pennsylvania rail
road, the occasion Of the second ex-
cursion Of the season TO Atlantic City.
last Sunday. The interest taken by
Tho public since the announcement of
the special trains between this city
ard the seashore resort has been most
gratifying
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0BREGON CUTTING COSTS.
President of Mexico Insists on Frac.
tice of Greater Economy.

Mexico City. July 13.-Orders that
strictest economy be observed in all
government departments We're issued
Monday by President Obregon.
He instructed members of his
cabinet 10 impress upon all employees
the necessity Of cutting down the Fed
eral operating expenses as much as
possible. while the secretaries were re-
quested TO submit a monthly budget
or expenses to the national controller
for revision and possible modification.
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Gan Case Continued.

The case Of Isadore Gan, arrested
last night by Detectives Wallace and
Kempski. on Market street near
Front while carrying a suitcase sup
posed to contain liquor, wac continued
III Municipal Court today until Satur-
day at the request of Philip l.. Garrett.
counsel
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LIGHTNING STRIKES TWO.
Bolt Hits Knife With Which Man Wa,
Cutting Bread.

Camden, n. j., July 13.-During an
electrical storm last night William
Welsh OF 2727 Lincoln avenue was
cutting bread in the kitchen of his
home when lightning struck the knife.
J1e was rendered unconscious and
taken 10 the Cooper Hospital, where il
xVas said he viii recover.
Edward Higgins. TO- was struck
by lightning. His condition is not
serious.
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STEAMBOAT LINES
WILSON LINE
To PHILADELPHIA and CHESTER
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington Fourth Street Wharf.
ard Philadelphia. Pier North; above
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Lea Lave : Pann.s Grove. soO. ZOO. 7.4s.
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Reputable organization can arrange
far trips "a Philadelphia on discount
basis or can charter boat outright Tor
either day or evening Or during the day
On sundays.
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Feel Ike holiday Every day is a
holiday ut shellpot Par. Adv.
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Lost and Found

DIAMOND RING Pound ~ furnished
proof 0f ownership. viii return address
Every Evening Ofiice
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BETTERTCN, ND.
HOTEL. RIGBIE
THE MARYLAND
OCEAN CITY, MD,
BREAKERS HOTEL

On Ocean Front, Phone 20. large. airy
rooms Reasonable rates GOOD roads
from Wilmington 70 Ocean CITY; du Pont
Boulevard runs within 20 miles OF Ocean
City.
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TYPEWRITINO--A u1fmso-
graphing. addrsssoogr&phing print
M multlgraphing. X. A. Horuer Co
Ninth and Snipiey streets Phone 5Z54.
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JAMES Y. RAULKNER Has fnoyed his
-oofnK business from Gi9 Walnut stroet
and has established his new business -
J1OE-07 Head street
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Coming Events
b ARTERY SPECIALITY co Now AZ
Thirteenth and French streets Come
see vs..
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1920 Studebakcr special Six very cheap,
1919 Studeh;Ser Big six. good bay.
1915 Buick 5-passeuger Touring, hargstn
1920 Buick. l-paSsenger, good ouy.
1917 Ford RCadsterS ttwol. cheap.
1919 Ford Roadster, hargalu
1920 Chevrolet Touring, price rignt.
1919 Dodge sedan. most reasonable.
1918 REQ Touring, big buy
1918 Dodge Touring price right.
1917 Dodge Roadster, see us Qutc x.
1919 Maxwell Touring, cheap.
1919 Stutz Touring a pippin.
1915 Franklin Touring must go.
1915 Ford Delivery, act quick.
1917 Grant Six, only one.
1920 Oakland sedan, barg4in.
our easy confidential tiue payment
plan assures YOU OF getting Just the car
you want Initial payments as low as
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Phone 6&Q0.
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UsEDcARs

Here Is a splendid choice % used ears
an IN first-class shape. right ready 20 80
into service These bargains viii move
act quick
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

Oberlin, nationally recognized as the
strongest team ln Ohio. Northwest
ern. Franklin college and Franklin
Normal an OF whom have gained
n countrywide reputation for their
strength.
The lne-up this year viii bs IN
many respects similar 20 the one OF
last year. Coach Cooper has for
guards two of his last years vet
Grams Award and Kizer Nykos che
big an state center Of last years
high school team viii hold the cen
ter post except on special occasions.
when Kinzler. last year y. NJ. Q. a
center who IS now coaching the high
school teams Of Lafayette. Ind. viii
take the role. For the forwards.
Cooper viii have Grant Rhodes and
Earl Burnham, coach at the nigh
school. who in the estimation or
some Of the critics Is the best for
ward IN the west.
N0-re Dame basket ball stars be-
sides the ones now listed are ex-
pected 20 make valuable material FOR
the team and those who have
watched the ~" this year are con
Gdent that the team VIII transcend
notcahiy those Of previous years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
american Legion Not
To Play Any Football

The local American Legion will
not be represented by a football
team this year it was definitely
learned last night when Post Com
mander A. r. Mcdonald stated that
on account Of the number OF mem
bers out OF work it would be i'm
possible 10 attempt 20 stage any
gridirOn battles with other posts.
Practically every post in the
northern part of the state has or
ganized their team and have been
securing South Bend in an effort
10 arrange games. II is thought
probably that the local American
Legion may yet change their minds
and send forth some football gladi-
ators to represent one Of the largest
and most active posts in the state
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
STUDIES HAVETWO
BOWLING LEAGUES
Factory Organization is One
of Best in City and Has
Over 100 Bowlers.

One Of the most successful bowl
ing leagues in this city IS the Stude-
baker league which has been rolling
at the pins for the last two weeks.
Although only two scratch bowlers
are listed on the league roster. a
number Of good bowIers are topping
the pins for high scores.
Perhaps the best feature of the
arrangement is that the teams in the
leagues are evenly divided A big
battle is on between every team for
first place and the leaders can al
ways figure on a big fight when
bowling even the cellar holders.
Tom Sharkey and Kruger are the
scratch pin topplers and lead a
merry contest for high position in
scores.
Two leagues, the American and
the National compose the organiza-
ton and each league has 10 clubs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
CORNELL ELEVEN
IN GREAT SHAPE
FOR BIG BATTLE

ITHACA. y Y. Sept 26.-The
second week % football practice at
Cornell closed Saturday with a squad
Of some so men In toys. and satisfac-
tory progress in laying the ground
Z,rk for this years eleven accom-
~plished In the two weeks before
the opening Of the University. which
occurs Monday. Coach Gilmour DObie
has selected four teams from the
mass OF candidates and the process
OF elimination by which the varsity
squad VIII be selected is we'll under
DAY. six weeks of practice last
spring did much 90 grade the candi-
dates and by the time az the opening
game with ST. BonaveIAure Satur-
day. October 1st the varsity team
viii be taking shape.
LLneups Of the first two teams thus
far are purely tentative, changes in
the varsity may be expected for the
first three games az least but by the
time the first eff the big home games
that with Colgate on October %
arrives. a permanent varsity team
VIII In al probability be on the field
To Play Coigate.
The Colgate game. which comes as
the climax or Inauguration week.
when Dr. Livingston Farrand be-
comes CornelIs fourth president. and
falls ON the same date as the annual
fall reunion OF Alumni. VIII be one
OF the big drawing cards OF the
schedule
on the following Saturday comes
Ahe big home game Of the year. WIN
Are always formidable Dartmouth
team as CornelIs opponent This
game brings Dartmouth 20 Ithaca
for the first time IN nine years II
viii be one OF the few big upstate
games OF the season. and the Cornell
management il already planning
temporary stands 90 seat several
thousand mole football fans than
the stadium can az present accom-
nlodate-
The first three home games are
sith ST Bonaventure on October lst.
Rochester on October sth and
western Reserve on October 18th.
In November Cornell viii play Co
1un,ffa in New York on the 5th.
Springfield Training School in Ithaca
on November 18th. and PenusyIvanI
al Philadelphia on November oath.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
HIGH SCHOOLERS
FIGHT FOR CHANCE
TO GO TO CLINTON
Practice Resumed by Coaches
Burnham and Cooper at
Leeper Field.

Practice was resumed in earnest
again by the local high school foot
ball cohorts yesterday afternoon on
Leeper gridiron. Coaches Burnham
and Cooper seemed satisfied with the
results Of the workout and vii lhave
the men in the best shape of the
season when they go TO Clinton
either Friday or Saturday and give
battle TO that school.
That eleven was rated next TO
state champs last fall and did not
have a defeat 10 mar the seasons
record.
Capt. Edwards and his warriors
promise an undefeated season and
a win next Saturday will show
whether or not they will be success
full The schedule is probably the
stiffest ever attempted by d local
high school eleven.
Coaches Burnham and Cooper put
the men through the workout at a
fast clip and there was no letup in
the training work until dark. Prac-
tice started with the usual run
around the park and was followed
by the settng-up exercises. Then
came fall-on- the-bal and hit-the-
dummy. The 'ocal mentor then in
structed the team concerning a new
play which has been used by college
elevens with marked success. This
was followed by some instruction
from Cooper on how a linesman
should use his hands. and a 3O-min-
ute Scrimmage.
The coach has not announced just
who will make the trip to Clinton or
whether they will leave on Friday or
Saturday Much competition for
berths on the eleven is expected, as
this Will be a wonderful trip and
much in the way of football expe-
rience can be derived from it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
READY TO
REGAIN LOST REP
ON FOOTBALLGRID
First High School Eleven in
Six Years Prepares to
Establish Record.

Gashen hizn school with their hrst
football team in six years is conf
den. that with a few short practices
they can build ID the reputation
held by their schools gridlrOn az
greQations years ago and conquer
every big school organization play
ing football in Northern Indiana.
For years. Goshen high school sent
forth team or warriors that cast
No and defeat every place they
played After "a six years slump IN
football activities the Goshenltes
have resumed play with a vengeance
and are ready 20 restore the lost
reputation.
The Goshenites adopted the train
ing camp system with much success.
They were az Lake Wawasee. remain
Ing about five weeks adopted a strict
training program. and the success or
the idea is well evidenced in their
condition and ability Is seen In their
daily workouts.
In a game with Garrett high
school last Saturday on the Roger
Park gridiron they defeated the
visitors by a .big score. Dale Mess
ner pIucky tackle was easily the
star in the clash when he received
A Garrett kickoff and ran the length
OF the field for a touchdown. 10
Wysong Chick" Bectol and "Cotch'
Berkv all who made berths on the
all-tournament basketball teams last
winter are showing unusual backneld
ability and promise TO develop into
stellar offensive players.
For the line they have "Gouf
smith. a man Of ability 10 play one
n the tackle jobs while Mesner
|wiu probably hold down the other
tackle position. For guard they have
Bill Stewart and Walter Greene,
while Paul Shanahan will play CEN
ter. For the wing positions Paul
Forney and Ulery look good. while
Danny Bectol viii probably be the
mentors choice for the pivot job.
Games have been booked with a
number OF football lelevens in north
ern Indiana. among them being a
game with Elkhart on oct. -. The
next game VIII be against the alumni
on the Roger park gridirOn oct. 30
Athletic Director James Snodgrass
reports two open dates on the seized
ule and would like to communicate
with any high school eleven desiring
a battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
National League.

DODGERS: Denison (Capt), Ar
anOwski, Zillmer Manning, Thatcher.
PHILADELPHIA: Fisher (Capt),
II. Smith, ]. B. Peterson, Stun Ger
mann.
REDS: Gaik CCapt.). Geyer Hart
zog, Mueller, Kukla.
CUBS: Holly (Capt), Loring,
Forman. Pecht, Brandt.
CARDINALS: Baxter (CaptO
Baumbach, Poehlman, ]. B. Martin.
y. Martin.
BRAVES: Ramussen (Capt.)
Clark, Armstrong, Hall. Wittner.
COYOTES: Hoover (CaptD, Bar
bier, Whiteman. Jerchow, Powers.
GIANTS: Sid Smith (Capt),
Abraham, Kruger, Werntz. Sharkey.
PIRATES: Studebaker CCapt),
Bernhard, Cooley, Reidenbach,
Paris.
GREEN SOX: Sweitzer (Capt.)
R. B. Miller, Osborne, Welch. Nor
lander.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
NEW YORK BOXERS
DEFEAT ENGLISH

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-New York
boxers won three matches out OF
four with English pugilists Monday
night.
Mike NIcTigue Of New York, hold
ct OF the Canadian middleweight
title. received the judges decision
over Gus Platts OF England after a
12-round bout.
Gene Tunney. who won the Amer
lean expediuonary force lightweight
titIe, was awarded the judges de-
cision over Herbert Crossley of Eng
land. in a bout curtailed TO seven
Mounds 10 permit the main contest
to- begin at 10 O'Clock.
frankie Jerome, New York ban
tamweight. won the decision over
johnny Brown or England, in 10
round bout.
Sid Butler OF England. feather
weight, outpOinted Tommy Goodwin
Of New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
INDIANA IS NOT
OPTIMISTIC AS TO
SCHEDULE SUCCESS
Stiehm Up Against Stiff Prop
ositiOn in Filling Team
Vacancies.

BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 26.-Open-
ing OF football finds Indiana Univer-
sity anything but optimistic as 10
this years outcome. Eight men of
last years regular team have been
lost.
Were up against a pretty stiff
proposition. Coach +. l.. Stiehm
told the United Press. "Gravens,
Faust and Mathy's last year quarter
backs. have graduated. Pierce, 200
pound center. has also finished
school. and Jess Lohrei, veteran of
two seasons at center, has been de-
clared ineligible on account Of scho-
lastic standing Mundy, conference
wrestling champion who played
guard. Captain Risley and halfback
MintOn have graduated.
wilkins Of Fort Wayne, last years
freshman quarter. and Burnett. who
has never been out for varsity be-
fore, are training for quarter. Regu-
lar practice began on the 18th, which
left only two weeks and a half before
the game with Harvard at Cam
bridge. October s. Minnesota,
NOtre Dame, Iowa ana Pufd lie are
later opponents.
Coach Stiehm has accepted eondi-
tionally an invitation for a post-sea-
son game with Florida at the tIiami
Palm Fete in December.
Whether we go down their Or not
depends on how we'll the team chOws
up" he said. "In spite of evident
drawbacks, I believe we will flush
very Creditably."
Indiana will use the new flying
shift, Hoosier adaptation Of he
Minnesota shift. the coach said. This
play provides for one man in mo-
ton while the rest of the backfield
is shifting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
Chicago Bantam
Jimmy Kelly is
Student at ". d.
Fast Going Little Boxer Regis
tiers at College and Will
Instruct Boxers.

Jimmy Kelly. one Of the fastest
little bantamweights In the country.
registered at Notre Dame yesterday.
"It's the finest school in the world. q"
said Jimmy. That's why 1 entered. ~
Jimmy's friendly smile has al
ready attracted a host Of hero wOr-
shippers at the big school. During
the coming year ne will assist in
boxing instruction, and a bout has
been arranged for him with Johnny
MACEDONIAN 10 take place during the
Homecoming celebrations Mean
while he is training for "A profes-
sional bout in October which will
take place at Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

ishing in second place.
one prize of $40 for the team
finishing in third place.
one prize of S. for The team fin
ishing i'm fourth place.
Prizes of $500. $3.50. $3.50 $500.
$3.50. $500. $3.50. S1.25. 500 and
20 cents for the 10 men with the
best averages This is with their
handiCaps added. Prizes OF $500.
I$4O0. $3.50 $500 and $3.50 to the
five highest average scores made by
players with 10 handicaps or less.
A prize of $40 viii be given to the
team winning the InJer-Leaguo con-
test at the close Of the fail season
and SIS at the close Of the spring
season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
LEGION CUAIJFNGFS

An effort to secure a game with a
fast Independent football team in
South Bend has been made by the
American Legion G. A. Custer Post
No. 90 OF Battle Creek, Mich. Local
football aggragations may secure a
game in South Bend with the Battle
Creek squad by getting in touch with
JohpAH. Collier, 262 Meachern av,
Z % - Crnnlr