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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

backs. Pipa was forced 10 punt
jackson received on his 25syard me.
Mcdonald returned Tho punt 20 Daily
on Dickinson's 25-yard Une Pios
went Of tackle twice fcr a first down
End OF quarter.
Delaware. -; Dickinson, 0.
Fourth Quarter.
Pipa was forced 90 punt. Jackson -
cciving on his 3j-y7rl line. Mellon
aid or tackle 1 yard Wcggeunhnn
made 3 more IN same place. McDon-
aid punted TO centcrfeld. Two Of
/ tackle plays gained g yards 4 for
ward pass made .t lrg. down ~
/ Delaware's 80 yard line Pipa lod
yard trying end. Forward wen, for
s yards. Cole and McKelvie blocked
/ a forward. Cole picking 20 out % ne
i air and running 90 yards for a tout In
down. Mcdonald drop kicked "a. hs
extra point.
Delaware. 81; Dickinson. 0.
Books returned M Donaid's kick lor
10 yards 90 25-yard line Forwl -d.
Pipa % Tempiin went Tor - yards nj
a first down. Three forwards and a
line plunge made another frst dol lvn.
After Two more forwards Kramer n
tcrcep.ed a pass and returned 0
Yards % Deiaware's 35-yard lire 4 %
l.arns In two line plays made q yat tds
Mcdonald punted % Dickinson's f5-
yard line Daily went OF tackle fdr
yards WcRgenmann intercepted a
, forward pass on his 30-yard line w.
iiams through center . Yards Veg
genmann lost yards trying end. Iialy
returned McDOnsld's punt ; yards 20
Della wares 45-yard line F'orwi I'd
/. Rupp 20 Frev. Yards. Stev'cr'
, around end for 20 yards az game end.
ed
Delaware. 21: Dickinson, ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Golfers Winter Song

I wanter go-1 wanter 20
Down where the sultry breezss blow;
Down where tho sun is stcaming hot.
Down where a duffcr can foozle brnssie shot;
Down where the mashie doesn't work
As the old bean lifts with n sudden jerk.
Where the temperature Is so when
The scores src higher by eight or ten;
As the north wind howls with its deadly sting.
a, the SHOWS drift in you can hear 'cm sing
II wish was i'm Dixie"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Browns fine showing this season must stand one
OF tho campaigns features Her play against Yale de
served much better fate than go defeat.
touchdown might easily have been feirer verdict when
you have two tackles such Guan and srellman you
your way to give trouble any in sight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

~IWht ~ FfhIDDN.
GHfton Height. ......... q O-l3
trfanrr % o q
Tuuchdovus- Gaulf. AicGrady. Goals
frim touchdosns G. walton. J. sub
sutufes D,nancC. Donley for Frey and
Mo- 'nunsu fur Lowell Clifton Heights.
nunn fur J JONES Johnston for cleary
60 Walton for " Jones and Burney for
4 Walton Rrferes. Gilbert. Williamson.
l.inrsman smith Umpirc. Price. Swarth-
morc Time Of periods. y minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
The lineup
DEFIANCE
20 SCORE BY PERIODS

Wei Wilmington. o O. q
/ Touchdowns: Allegro. Corrlgan. Eccles
Substitutes: Defiance. Hazard for Gobble.
Newil for Dieghan, II. Merrill for NJ.
Merrill: West Wilmington, Corbitt for
| I.affcrty. Eccles for Thorpe. Referee.
| lynch. West Wilmington. Umpire. Frey.
| Defiance. Head linssman. Gillespie
| Timers. Carroll and Cusack. Time of
/ periods. ~ minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

went through tackle FOR yards. Nc
Donald made more of tackle. Della
ware was penallzed "a yards for hold
ing. Mcdonald punted 90 center
field with Plpa, Books and DAILY hit
ting Off tackle. Dickinson made two
first downs. placing tho ball on Della
wares 2s-yard line ss the quarter
ended.
Delaware. o: Dickinson. o.
second Quarter.
After hitting the line FOR 4 yards.
falling on n cross-buck, recovering a
tumble for a 5-yard loss. and having a
forward ground. Dickinson lost the
| ball on downs on tho 25-yard line.
Mcdonald ard Weggenmann went OF
| tackle for and yards. Williams
then hit the line zoe first down. With
yards TO 20 on tho fourth down, Nc
/ Donald punted 20 ccnterfleld. Two
end runs and n line plunge netted e
| first down. Three oh-tackie plays
after a crosz-buck had failed. gave
Dickinson a first down on the 35-yard
I line. Daly going 0f-tackle flmblcd
Price picked up the oval and ran 81
yards for touchdown. on the try
for the extra point Dickinson was on
sides. Delaware had tried fo-ward
Mcdonald 20 Price. which was ln-
complete
Delaware. :: Dickinson. o.
Mcdonald kicked on 20 ne 2j-yar,
line. 4 line and two of-tsckie play,
netted a FIRST down. Akin interceptes
q forward and gave Delaware the bal
on the 40-yard line But McDOnal,
was forced 20 punt. DAILY received OF
his 35-yard line. Dickinson made ;
first down by an end run and tw'
tackle plays. A i5-yard penalty OF
Delaware for unnecessary roughnes'
gave them another first down. Daly
went AROUND end for . yards. A for
ward. Plpa 20 Crowley carried the bal
20 Delaware's i5-yard line as the hal
ended.
Delaware, :; Dickinson, o.
second Half.
PiDa returned McDonaids' klckoi
from the goal Line 10 the 23-yar
line Books made 3 yards OF tackle
Plpa in two tries. made first dowr
On the second play Price recovere
Rupps tumble on the 30yard l.n'
? williams hit center FOR Yards. Nc
Donald and Weggenmann failed ,
! gain. Mao aCDonaid recovered his hig
{ pass on DickinsOn's 43-yard ln
. Dickinson's ball on downs. Pipa los
2 yards attempting end. Forward ir
[ complete. pipa punted 10 Jackson o
I his 3O-yard line. Failing 10 gain. NJ
= Donald pun;ed. The punt was bloch
ed slightly, but went so yards. PriC
recovered the bail and went 20 yarC
for his second touchdown. On the u
q FOR extra point Dickinson was aga.
d off-sides. giving Delaware the ext
= point Mcdonald had tried a crC
d kick.
=. Delaware. "a; Dickinson. o.
/. Price received Rupp's kickoff q
j. the 35-yard line. Mcdonald punt'
i 10 Daily. who fumbled; Pipa recove
!. ing on his 25-yard line. Pipa W.
u forced to punt. Jackson received
4 centerheld. Mcdonald failed
4 tackle. Delaware penalized 10 var
e for holding. Daily let the ball r,
d but Il stopped on The I-yard line. Phi
d punted 10 Jackson on the 20-ya'
= line. 4 Delaware forward grounds
behind the goal line. D!ckinson's b.
i on 20-yard line. Pipa made IS YAK
| on cross-buck. being stopped by JAG
son after having cleared The oth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
ELkTON SCORES EASILY.

Elkton, Md. Nov. 27-The Diamond
state a. a. OF Wilmington. fell before
the terrific attack of Elkton Saturday.
Elkton winning 80 10 o. scoring in
every period. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
CALL EVERY EVENING
FOR FOOTBALL RESULTS

Anyone desiring results of
local and college football games
can receive the scores by calling
$40.
This service has grown popu.
lar during the past few months
and ench Saturday hundreds Of
inquiries are received about the
bir games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Notre Dame. after playing Carnegie Tech Sat
urday. hasnt anything this week but jump Ne
braska in order pass or Tha nksgivng afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Beyond the Beaten Track
Pretty near Thank sgving Day again,
Pretty Thanksgiving Day, and
Find myself far away again.
Far from where the blue still the sky.
Through the street old echoes rise and call
Where the citys millions drift and roam,
As 1 sit and look beyond it ALL
Thinking OF Thanksgiving Day and home.
Time has got a way Of drifting fast
Through the Stint and seam OF summers light.
Time has got way of rushing past
In the stress and tumult OF the fight.
But somehow the days have lost their sweep
In the gray Of old Novembcrs goam.
When a fellows sitting, half asleep,
Dreaming of Thanksgiving Day and home.
Just beyond my door the crashing whiri
Speaks OF IL" and Subway roaring by:
Just beyond my door the echoes swirl
Where above five millions sing and sigh.
Far and the tumults rise and fall
Where these walled millions drift and roam
But l sit and look beyond 1t all.
Thinking Of Thanksgiving Day and home
II you find existence dull and crave action and ex-
element suggest in print day that a foot
isn't very strong It was guilty of one
mistakes The fact IL has just nine straight
games and hasn't scored r touchdown all year won't
make any difference. The terrific blast will follow Jus,
the
Corueils Main Test
Gil Dobe's Cornell machine has shown striking power
prove st. worth.
But at various times tho opinion has been offered
that Cornells attack her best defense and that II
the BIG Red Team struck defense that could
check her march and take the ball awhile Cornell
might take quit. flop.
II there is anything in this opinion It will he dis
covered Thanksgiving Day when Gil Dobie sends hi.
young men ar~inst Jack Heismans Pennsylvania team
For Penn has machine that is quite strong enough
test any attack shown this season. machine thai
has through bitterly hard schedule with rrca
credit and that will be ready put up battle al
along the line.
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AN Every Evening want ad. Call
200. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Alabama, among Others beating the Navy and Penn
State losing the others by something less tha
a field goal margin. Cornell, with strong team.
figure this what busy afternoon she has
ahead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Any team that whip Penn by moro than
will the field with OF the best rccord.
the year. for has been able to this gay
and giddy yet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
SOME COMMENT ON
DELAWARE RE-OlCKlNSON

one Of the biggest upsets over the
weekend was the defeat OF Dickinson
by Delaware. II was only the second
setback OF the year for Glenn Kill
fingers team. and the Carlisle team
entered the game a heavy favorlte.
Coach BIZ McAvoy worked the
Delawareans up TO lighting pitch,
and the ability OF End Price TO follow
fumbles accounted for two OF the
tOuchGowns. Delaware's early-season
showing was disappointing. but now
everything has been orgotten-North
American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

D.ckinson's debacle down at New
ark. Del, was an upset to make a
Dickinson man sit down IN sackcloth
and place ashes upon his brow.
Dickinson had a most formidable team
and had played grandly all through
the season, except in that last dis
astrous quarter against Gettysburg
Then IL braced and resumed it's crush
ing advance only TO be battered out
OF shape and form by the Delaware
team, rot considered In its class this
year. But Delaware spirit SCARED
above the dope book and the Drawn
and the technical skill and smeared
Glenn killInger's mighty ones al
over the few acres that comprise thai
State-Publlc Ledger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

summary. TOnchdOgns. Price. .: Cole.
Goals from touchdoWns. dropklcx. Mac
Donald. Dickinson Otf-sdes twice on try
for extra point.
Dickinson: Davis for Rupp
FrrW for Crowley. Carpenter for Pipa-
RupD for David. stevens for BOOKS. Della
ware. DonaidsO son Tor Kramer. CherpaS
for Jack son. Lynch FOR Kramer. Boyce
for GoffigOn.
Referee Gilbert. Williams Umpire
; Lewis. Penn. Head line-man. Green. syra-
cuse. Time Of periods. - minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Delaware Defeats Dickinson; Clifton Downs D

,9sz. Tr.bun Trade Mark Registered. u s.
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Delaware. q; Dickinson. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-02

II Is WHEN n mans earnings are pay
Ing for a home Ike one Of the many
in HARTER HEIGHTS for himself and
family that ne Is willing 70 work over
time and on holidays There is a re-
s0lute note IN his voice and n pride In
his step seldom found IN the man whose
desire for home ownership has found
no chance for expression iu "A home Of
his own
LOUIS c. PALMER & co
40 Union Trust Bldg Main 1869
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NEW HOMES FOR SALE

Michigan ST. &. room. strictly
modern home. newly built, living
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rooms and hath living room and din.
ing room furnished in oak, ample
closet space; fun basement, good size
lot. Price $4,000
College St. north % Lincoln Wav "
3 room strictly modern bungalow lv-
ing room. dining room, kitchen. bed
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in all rooms except kitchen French
doors between living room and dining
room. good size lot Price $500
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modern home: large living room. fire
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s. .50O %. $4,000 cash 5000 month
Prairie Az. new ; room bungalow
electric lights good lot f3.3o00 %
$1,000 down. $50 % per month.
". K McHENRY
Reator
90 Farmers Trust Bldg L-5133
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-02

FOR SALE-ClosiBg out cheap. Good
Narinette county, WIS. farm lands
Titles guaranteed. II 2 Bird Estate.
WausauEee WIS
FOR SALE OR exchange 4 fine % acre
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gain Also hsve a fine ~ acre farm
- exchange. Gail 11F4 Harrison.
We have a -arge list ~ small farms
near South Rerd Call or write u.s.
GARN BROS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

g VACANT LOTS each ft1If6 feet. ror.l-
TOHULKA. REYNOLDS d. LOTTERIES
90 Citizens Bank Bldg
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Way F.
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on second floor. large attic. two saFa
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with p good income and priced ,l rsa
Main 2g31 fAtN kLt ..N
Res Main 52o0 go Farmers Tr.s.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-02

1qfS Buick foUr cylinder roadster.
1000 Auburn six cylin0er touring
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1919 Chevrolet 800 touring, Overhauled.
Buick 4 cylinder bug. has starter
Three FOrds with starters.
Five Fords without starters.
Ford bug, demOuntable rims, newly
painted.
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IA s. Main St Open evenings. L-6570
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MERCHANDISE
Good Things To Eat

FOR SALE-H1h grade Petoekey pota-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-02
Farms and Land for Sale.
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE

% acres on paved road, creek
with running water summer and
winter. good room house, cleo
trio lighted Barn 35T6S. Poultry
house. tool house and etc. Easy
terms
40 acres truck and fruit farm
with stock and tools. located just
off Lincoln Highway and near In
terUrbaus. Fine grove or 4 acres.
balance under cultivation. Good
seven room house. furnace heated
Barn. poultry and hog houses.
acres in Lydick, on interurban,
no bund'nE-. just right for sub
dividing
1cl sock and grain farm, near
North Liberty. Ind. good 9 room
thOuSe. two barns. silo. large poul-
try house. Priced right for a quick
sale or exchange.
1S0 acres near Lakeville. 10 acres
~ good timber. good II room
house. fun basement Large bank
barn. tool h0uSe, poultry and hog
houses Priced low with easy
terms
WM n DTNNAHOO.
RealtOr
o21 s Main Lin 500
County 32F5
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale.
WV DITCH coLoN1A1-

Overlooking city Fine location. =
blocks from center everlooks river
Navarro Pace. ere. Home has oak
foOns downs tlirs. maple above.
Long living room. areplace. side
lights Dining room and kitchen
modern and convenient. Large
basement with laundry trays. steel
furnace. coal and fruit cellars. Sec
oni floor has three light sleeping
rooms tile h0ored bathroom Price
includes All improvements. grad
ing etc.
WILLIAM HAPp
Rearor
-07 s Main 81 Phone Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-02
1890 FORD TOURING

FOR SALE-I922 Ford touring car IN
excellent condition. Inquire JC@e0 b
a Crepeau. 3oT y H.l 50. Ind toor.
FOR SALE Hudson sedan. good tires.
wire wheels low price FOR cash. Main
80
A 1922 NASH roadster. four cylinder.
only driven 1910 miles Owner unable
90 meet payments on account 81
financial dIffcuI-Les VIII seu FOR un-
paid balance A new car warranty with
the car
SOUTH BEND NASH MOTOR CAR co.
1po-1n Lirc0ln Way r.
A 1872 sTUDEBAKER-LIg SIX that j.
a. good az new Car has had the best
OF care and wiz pass FOR q demon
strator Extra equipment goes with
The ear WI accept @ trade
SOUTH BEND NASH MOTOR co
1910 Lincoln Way l..
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-12-28
ABOUT PEOPLE

4
Mr.. and Mr.. j. G. Janis are
up from Topeka TO spend Christ.
mas.
DIR. J. w. Null OF Elgln, Texas,
spent Christmas with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph DeIIaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jones are
spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents In Great Bend.
Herbert Gish stopped here on
his way back to Nebrask after
spending Christmas In Manhattan.
DIR. and Mrs. A. II. Cans from
Massillon, o., are here to spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Cans.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Landes and
family of Salt Lake City are
spending Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Landes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kinderdick
and children left for their home
at Lyons. They spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Merri-
6eld. l...
Chas. Winsler and family drove
up from Lawrence to spend
Christmas and the holidays but
deemed 1t the best policy to re-
turn as soon as the weather turned
threatening.
DIR and Mrs. Webb Of Lincoln,
Nebr., and Sumner Webb Of Cam
ron, Mo-, and Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
;. Webb and baby Eda Jean took
christmas dinner at the 10. L.
Webb home.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-12-28
NOT FOR KANSAS

A New-York paper tells how
that state.distributes its motor IL
rcsnse plates SO that the county to
Nhich any car belongs can be told
~ kantly PIN InScontinuance of the
policy established last year, the
state tax commission announces
the full list of numbers assigned
20 each county IN the. state In con-,
nection with, distribution Of auto
mobile license plates for 1928. At
the same time, the colnmissioner
urged automobile owners in all
parts Of the state to take advan-.
fage of the facilities now provided
for securing their new license
plates, which must be used on all
cars driven In the state after Jan
nary !, and not to run the risk of
tnc0nvenient delays IL the matter
4 left to they last day or two.
"The list of numbers assigned
% the various counties has been
cnt to the lstate police, the police
officials OF all cities and others in
terested. By use of the key list
the source Of registration Of any
car may be determined by the
of the license plate"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-12-28

While journeying across Kan
sas recently, Secretary Herbert
Hoover stopped in Hutchinson
long enough to drop a few words
OF encouragement and advice to
the farmers. Like a majority Of
political farmers, the secretary
has q panAcea forGali the farmers
dlls. Mr.. sHcovaSs cure is diver
sifled farming. Esl3uf like the rest
OF the politicaI farmers, the secre-
tary overlOois t1le n fact that 1t
matters. little what kind of crop
.the faIhsr pto9scss. 30 long as
ne pu1 hasees lnsmAsy tho price.
The daT of 5uhilee' for agriculture
vim come wAe9 the tillers Of the
ecil oansAaS6S fNsispown price for
What they produce and get 1t.
Most OF the plans for extending
1xnancial aid to the farmer con-
1onplate loading him up with
1ebts from which he will find 1t
1xtrcmely difficult to extricate
lzxmseif. Ha has It In his power
~ become n. lender OF money in
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