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VECINIf II.
, PARASCtitv ctUIiU
CAP. v.
stramter&rile d-lui Ciulic.
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Sa bata canii 81 pisiciles! =
4 Ce va "a zica firea omeneasca
3 lvit abba in lume, el vrea sa-si
y tale bat, ca sd bata canii 81 plsl.
81 cile, care-i fura bucata din mana,
Y In adevar, oamenii toti sppt ace
Il las ON.
81 ''Haide, ibaiete!"
I, ''Si-o papusa pentru Cecilia =
I = adauga acum Ermil intr'un
q ton, incat vorbele sunau ca 3
~ cand ar vol sd zica: altfel MI pri
mesc nici ,briceagul. 81 tobi
pentru Bocu! = Da! - o toba
= Pentru DORM mimic ID pre-.
mic's
Batranul Sc uita lung Ia el. p
| Cd adeca si-o pap,islli ii to6ai Era
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Rasriata cea mai Bnha pc care
moi cu totii Q putem da entu-
siastilor 81 idealistilor conferen,
tiari, carl ne ajuta in aceasta
opera, este sa lie presintam roa-
dele invataturii propovaduite de
dansii.
Mijloacele de care dispune a.
ceasta scoala. Garcia Ell ma fe-
reese sal zic lnivcrsitate, char
populara, fiindca m am ferit
|totdeauna dc titlurile mari 81 am
vrut sd aduc in schimb stiinta,
convingerc 81 devotament mil
loacelc eli Sc resuma intr 'un fru-
mos dar al fratilOr nostri Ro-
mani din America. carora le adu.
Gem 81 pc -aceasta cale multami=
rilc noastre miscate. Din ele vom
ajuta pc stitdentii saraci 81 vom
face fata ahuMitor Aevoi eerute
de bunul mers al acestor cursuri.
In celia &C priveste felul nostru
de a lucra, aici nu exista profe:
sori 81 elevi, ci fiecare este pc
rind professor 81 elev, pentru ca
fiecare are de invatat cate ceva.
81 apoi invatitura noastra f,ige
de ariditatea metodica de sistema
rationalista, caci un ours nu Sc
anunta nici odata in fofma 81
sensul lui adevarat, ci el Sc AFR
ma 81 Sc desvolta in chip natural,
deOarece nu trebuie sa faci nici.
odata din el manifestare pu.
blica pentru tine, ci sa descopes.i
&c vrea auditorul. Caci sufletul
omenirii cere ScOala de colabo-
ratie. nu de formule sterpe. !
Sa vedem acum daca accste
! cursuri mai au un rost 81 dacd
corespund uhei necesitati a socie.
tatii noastrc. 81 pana acum elc au
fost de educatie nationala, dupd
cum ambitioneaza 81 de acum in.
|nainte; dar MI de nationalism in
sensul de sforai pc cateva teme
banale 81 de a jongla Gu cateva
formulc sterile. Ele Sc feresc s.;
proclame superioritatea exclusive
a mattel noastre, intemeiata pt
argumente istorice sau pc consi
deratii de psihologie populara
Caci dupa cum orics origine est,
indifercnta. daca no poti susti
nea, tot asa orice inteligenta est
inutila daca no poti intrebuinta
undc trebnic 81 cand trebuie.
Toate elementele de putere all
mattel nOastre sunt cele de la funt
nu de la snprafata. virtutile e
adanci 81 ascnnse, nu slMbiciunil,
ci fatale sau de initiate. Natl
noastra are acnm alta ocupati
decat accia de a-si da drumul sla
biciunilor eli 81 de a-si lustru
ceiace pare bun, de uni cele
lalte natii 81 Gle a pregati atacur
lviitoare.
i Este loc pentru tOti sub SCARE
Pentru lenesi este un loo mai mic
pentru eel harnic un lOc linen.
!, dar ell conditia de a munci. ms
oamenii luandu-se dupa un prime
piu economic Sc bat dupa eel Iii
. care s'ar putea castiga fara multi
i truda 81 lasa munea continual per
!, tru altii mai nepregetosi, carl d,
.1vin apoi favoritii sortii. Tot as
Sc 'ntampla 81 Gu natiile.
Il Aici s'a facut pana acum
A slujba religioasa pentru malta r
e maneasca, dar nh din buze. ci d
: adancul inimii. Gnvintele au v
: nit cu greutate, fiindca ele v
J. neau din adancul sufletelor nj
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gufSnd Curs,lrile dc vara din
anul acesta.
L ora doua fara un sfert. MOI
desta sala a Cursurilor de vara e
de pc acum neincapatoare pentrn
numarul ascultatorilor Sala i'm
podobita cu flori 81 frunzari. lar
costumele rationale ii dau m as
pect pitoresc 81 inveselitor. Gu
eat trece ora, cu atat afluenta
crcste. auditorii ocmpa scena, as,
tupa ferestrile.. blocheaza intra-
file. d. lorga abba razbate la tri-
bnni, lar ascultatorii sculati, ca
unnl, in picioare, il ovationeaza
enthusiast timp indelungat.
Cand isbuteste sd domoleasca
putin sala, glasnl sau rasuna mis-
eat, multamind tuturora. Dupa
aceasta incepe cuvahtarca, din
care incercam rcda I'M paid re-
sumat.
Pentru persoanele tinere 81
char pentru ceie mai in virsta,
care vim pentru intaia data la
aceste Cursnri, d. Iorsa amintestc
intaiu mOdul i'm care aceste
cursuri au luat nastere, apoi ara
tia care este natura 81 rostul lor
| in actualelc imprejurari politice
81 sociale.
Cine dorit aceste cursuri a
fost raposatul bucovinean Tofan,
unul din factorii culturii esentiali
in viata micei lui provincii, de
soarta Garcia s'a preocupat cu
atata dragoste 81 enthusiasm. Ele-
ment democratic din fire, ell a
cautat sa Sc devoteze invataman,
tulM, silindu-se sa dea tineretu-
lui bucovincan 81 mai cu sam;i
InvatatOrilOr o crestere natio-
nala moderna. Din mdemnul lui
$ an mceput aceste cursuri. in
localul scolii primare, pentru Bu-
covineni. Oar bucuria a fost s.
mai mare cand am vazut i'm pri
mul rind ca ele intefeseaza 81 pc
locuitorii acestui orascl. carora
4. Iorga le aduce cele mai caldu
roase multamiri pentru intercsul
&c l'au arafat cursurilor 81 pen
tru sprijinul fratesc ce l-au dat
i'm gazduirea visitatorilor. r
| Cine nu s'a simtit datoare, nj
sa nc incurajeze, dar sa ne de;
atentie 81 pace. fost oficialita
tea de atunci, care era altfel de
cat cea de acum 81 nu sc dadus,
| la brazda. Pentru a ingreui;
! functionarea acestOr curSuri S al
deschis odata ell prelegerile dt
'aici 81 niste cursuri nficiale |;
Iasi. unde erau platiti Au numa
conferentiarii. dar 81 auditorii
/ Cursurile oficiale de la lasi n a,
tinut insa decat doua saptamani
liar ascnltatorii s au imprastia
dupa aceasta Gu idcile 81 Senti
mentele pc care le poate produce
nu interesul pentru invatatur'
care Sc da, ci pentru plata care S
|! lea. Multi din auditorii curati, ce,
] mai mare parte Bueovineni, a.
VENT la Valenii-deMumte, spr
bucuria 81 mandria mea, de :
Stiau ca nu vOr primi nici un bai
ba vOr trebui Al cheltuiasea cev;
/ Aici la moi nu Sc platesc nit
'profesorii 81 tin sa m Sc intro
iduca nici odata sistemul acest
| de rasplata pentru munca cal
cere sa-si gaseasca isvorul in SCI
timente de fratietate, ce despr
ltuiesc astfel de despagubir'
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DEsCHfDEREA CJJRSUR1LOR DE vARA
DELA ,;VALENII-DE-MUNTE

intr 'm sentiment de netarmurita
adofatie.
In aceasta atmosfera de siiati-
minte profund uinane, Fam in.
sotit paha acasa, pentru ca "a ne
desltAftim de el Ell nsarea nerab-
dare deal auxi in curfffd inau.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30

tiimpul Banchetulhi se ver print
donatiuni benevole.
IA. Dnpa terminarea Bahche-
t,tlui Sc va incepe Produetiunea
teatrala cu urmatorul program
1. Cucant de deschidere din
partea Pres. General sau even
tual din partea Pres. Aranjator.
2. 0 declamatie din partea d-lui
S. Rinea.
3. Cateva Bucati executate la
Plan de d-soara Florca E. Verdea.
4. ''Doctorul fara voc" piesa
comica de Moliere, prcdata dc
urmatoarcle persoanc:
Doctor Sganerelle; dl I. Pintea
MARITIME. sofia lui Sganarelle
d-soara Ecatarina Dieac.
Polert, vecinul lor; dl V. Dieac
Geronte, fatal Lucindei; dl r
Borza.
Lucinda, flea lui Geronte; d-ra
Victoria Stroia.
Valeriu, scrvitorul lui Gerante
Ill Vasile Dicac.
I4uca al 2-lea servitor; al Florear
+, JoldOs.
.Jocolinciune, doica la Gerontc $
sofia lui Luca; dina Maris
Pantilimon. ~
Leandru, iubitul Luciandii; d-nu
Sam Rinea
lTibautt, taran; dl N. N. Murasan
Perrin, fiul mi Thibautt; dl Azure
Bobanga.
5. O. alta dcclamatie din par
tea d-nci f. Dieac.
6 Team cerut'' cantata q
diletanti.
/ Z. Cuvant de fnchidere di:
tpartra Pres. Arapsator.
Intre pauza Sc va juca Calus
rul 81 Batuta de un grup de copl
de scoala sub conducerea d-lu
A. Bobangu.
ului teatral va urma DANSUl
het, $3.50 de persoana.
u: Soc de persoan&.
va distra pc onor, participant
recum 81 engleaesti.
Gu cele mai bune mi
romanesti din Americ
mas asteptandu-va Gu drag,
Conaitetul Aranjator.
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miratia pentru acest mare inva-
tator este rasplatita en. cea mai
nobila atentie 81 cu Q dragoste
frateasca nepretuita. Simtiam cn
totii ca iubirea 81 stinA hoastra
pcntru el creste 81 Sc trahsforma
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l. La orele 3 dimineata toti
domnii delegati impreuna cn On.
c. 3, E. precum 81 GU on. partici-
aanti particular sc vor intruni la
Hala Societatii, de unde CT totii
ne vom duce la Biserica romani
gr.-or. din loc unde Sc va oficia
nm parastas in memoria membri.
Tor decedati din Uniune, de catri
Onor. d-nii Preoti carl vor ii
prezenti.
?. Mdata dupa termimarea SER
tieiului devin sc va forma con:
voiul in urmatorul mod:
;. Marasalul Parazii.
4. Mzica Nationala Italiand
din Erie, Pa.
5. Drapclul eel mare a y. S
r. A. Snsotit de Presedintelc &C.
neral 81 ambii vice-presedinti.
6. Tn grup dc Calnscri in eos.
tumc rationale.
Z. Cclclalte drapelc Y. s. r
A. insotite de secrctarul general
81 cassar general, precum 81 dt
ihtreg Com. S. e. r'
8. Tn grup de femei imhracatt
in costume nationale.s :
9. Societatile straine din loc.
10. Consiliul Societatii ''Ulpis
TrAiana"
II. Societatile dupa numaru
din Unihnc.
IL. Convoiu1 astfel formal v:
parcnrge strada s pana in Frenci
pc Frenci pana in Park ocolin
Parknl mergem pc State. Stree
pana 21 din 21 pana in Parad,
Street 81 pc Parade Street pan;
intr'a 11-lea Street catra Hala.
73. La Hala unde ne va astept;
Banchetul aranjat Gu astfel d
ocaziuni. Toasturile Sc vor des
chide de catre Presedintelc Gen
nt3mat de Maiorul orasului Ca
= mera de Comert 81 etc. etc. tot i
Dupa terminarca program
pana i'm zOri.
Pretul de intrare Ia Ban
Pretul de intrare Ia Teat;
Muzica nationala din loc
Gu totfelul de arii rationale,
Barul va fl aranjat ca ii
zcluri 81 beuturi racoritoare.
In speranta ca onor. orga
ne vor da tot sprijinul, am ra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-30
CAP. VI.
Stfamtorarile Agatei.

Agata era mahnita, catranita.
E grozav lucru sd te stii legat
de ud ON, GU care nn te poti inte.
.lege.
Decand Cinlic tfecut fraeul
easel lor, pornisera toate spre
bine 81 inima eli Sc 'nveselise.
Nu mai incapea indoiala, Cd
Ciulic, care ayea, precum~ spuneau
toatc Cucoanele, multa trecefe, d
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A 1e-A ADUNARE aENERALA A y. q. I. A.
INVITARE

r. A. oNoare invita- pc toate orgAn3atiani
loSnesu din America precum 81 pc toata sufarea romanea
ted, dea lua parte ID
MAREA FESTIVTTATE
CO So Va aranja ca oeasiunea
ADUNkRIl CENERALE,
avsa loc in septenbrie 1884,
III 1a societa "Upia Traiana de sub No. 1133 Peansy
vania avenue, in orasul Erie Pa, urmatorul
PROGRAM
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-24

MS 5 s ALL ' L \ N 2 R (rightD. champion eQuesiri- enne, was young est entry in National Horse Snow, New York City.
 (ILtl News ReRl.D
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
Defiance Fiue Defeats Doue arys u.s. Grace Tonight
bill" MCGOWAN AS SCOUT
SIGNS UP FOUR LOCAL PLAYERS

in
tmoe city have
will n a baseball
followers
onan who been signed Southern duty tho
been
DO
will their cnibro
by MCGOWAN couple OF has been signed
local
shanne twirler
C.
years
m
"Bn"
Ho given
loose o o
Johnny considered IN the
played with
members spartansburs
1920 Oklahoma
the Western
side
"Bn"
will join tho Norfolk team in the Virginia League This pitcher has
stood them their around this city for several In 1912
1890 a
pitched
Philadelphia
professional of that the Peninsula League Nchio
a veryg be
$ o The who
This
sackcr played Salisbury South
Durham. N. Piedmont League. Will
Gooch who be with Athletics considered
the developers business.
Leon Gosn formerly Of Point who Columbia.
Washington American
players Columbia Goslin
when he with and
the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
BILL MCGOWAN WILL
START FIT SEASON
Local Umpire to Leave Tomor-
row TO Work in Series
Down South.

''Bin" MCGOWAN, the international
League imp. who secured his early
training In the national pastine on
local lots. and who has been signed
up again with the international Cir
cult for the hfth consecutive season,
has been spending few days IN tho
city, renewing old acduaintances.
"Bil." as he IS better known. plans
to leave for Augusta, Ga, tomorrow,
where he VIII work in the series Of
ten games 10 be played between ths
Detroit Tigers and the Rochester team
Of the international League. This
series Of ten games VIII take place in
Georgia and South Carolina.
Upon the termination Of this series.
MCGOWAN plans 20 go 10 Baltimore,
Md. whore he will work all the EXIT
bition games in that city, untfl the
international loop opens the season.
"Bili" has made many friends despite
serving as an umpire in tho Interna-
tlonal League. In more than one
game. he has demonstrated that ne 8.
always on his toes and on the alert
for every play. so that he misses none
Of them.
/ Local followers viii watch Bits
work with interest and hope 20 sec
/ him working IN the majors before the
passage Of many sea sons,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
SEAT ORD GIRLS WIN
AS BOYS DROP GAME
DoWnstate Teams Have Great
Crowd Out When Laurelites
Split Even.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.


Seaford. March 16-The Laurel
High School girls and boys basket
ance in Seaford this season, Tuesday
night, when they played the Seaford
High School girls and boys quintets
In Thompson's new basketball hall on
Front street.
The first game was between the
girls teams OF the two schools, re-
sulting in a victory for the Seaford
team. IA 10 10. This game proved far
more interesting and closely contested
than the game between the boys teams
which was won by the Laurel cage
men,. 80 TO II. thus further strength
ening the Laurel boys high school
claim TO the championship of the
county.
The game between the girls quintets
was see-saw affair, first one being
in the lead and then the other, and the
result was in doubt until the whistle OF
the umpire blew declaring the contest
| over. The Laurel stars We're Miss
Riggin and Miss Galloway, while
Louise Eskrldge, Virginia Harrington
and Grace Coulbourn performed wei
for the home team.
Ellis. of the visiting boys qulnte
was easily the star, making 80 point.
during the game. Gordy and Elliot
also played well for Laurel. Jimmy
Burton, Dewitt and Hill did best fol
Seaford. The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
STAFFORD VS.. DOyYR
Big Cage Game Tonight WIN Draw
: MANY Pans

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford. March 1s--Interest IN the
big basketball game 20 be played IN
Thompson's Auditorium. tonight, be-
tween Seaford and the National Guard
cage team OF Dover, is becoming
greater as the time draws near for
the game.
Manager Hatton realizes his team
is going up against a stiff proposition
but looked for them 10 give the Ma
uonal Guard team, which IS now play
ing the Defiance quintet Of Whining
ton for the championship OF the State.
one Of the hardest struggles they have
encountered this season. The game
is expected 70 draw one OF the largest
crowds Of basketball fans ever az
seTnbled in the State.
Manager Hatton has received a
challenge from the Company II Ma.
tional Guard team Of Cambridge. Nd.
who claim the championship Of the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland. He wifi
likely book this quintet for a game
and also New Castle team. headed
by Jack McDevitt OF the Anchor A c.
cagemen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
DEFIANCE HENS Up
WITH DOVER FIVE
OoWnstate Stars Drop Game
to Locals; Rubber Game
at Capital.

Defiance came back strong In the
second game OF tho series to decide the
state championship by handing the
Dover National Guards a setback by
a 81 10 % score.
A large delegation OF fans were on
hand TO witness the fracas and were
rewarded by witnessing ono OF the
best played games seen on local
court Dover presented n formidable
combination and played an excellent
floor game. but wero unable TO pene-
trato the defense the Bulldogs pre-
scented. being able TO register but four
field goals. jackson. the Dover High
boy, and oNcil doing the only scoring
from the floor for the DOWNSTAIRS
Lex Gillespie came through with
six twin counters. doing the bulk OF
the scoring for the Tenth Warders.
Gillespie also played an excellent floor
game as did Shields and Walsh. which
was mainly responsible for Dover's
low score.
"Muncy" Keith played flashy
game throughout and 81 was mainly
his work that kept the Dover boys I'm
the running.
The professional rules seemed TO
bother the Kent county lads at the
start, hut as the game wore on they
became accustomed TO them. with bet
ter results. Defiance was away of I'm
fouls, making but five attempts out OF
2S.
Following the game Manager Moore
OF Dover guessed right I'm the flip OF
the coin and the next game will be
played In Dover on Saturday week.
The first half Will be intercollegiate.
while the second half Will be played
under the professional or Eastern
League rules.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
REHABS TO HAVE TEAM.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, March 16.--The Rehabiii-
tation Division at the University of
Delaware is planning to have a strong
baseball team In the field this season.
"fick" Yocum, who recently Joined
the former soldiers here. who are
taking vocational education work and
who several years ago had try out
In the National League. will help to
get n team together. Yocum came
from that part Of Pennsylvania made
famous by the CoveleslSie boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
WILMINCTONIANS TO BEAT KENTUCKY DERBY

distance from Wilmington to Louisville but when the
leading
The nominations
Norwich
Harry II. Hewtt's Lexington
Maddens Rider; Monord Jones St
+.
a mile will $4,000
TO bring its gros lue u o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
CHERRY AND WHITE
TRIM NORRISTOWN
High School Players Stage Bril-
liant Comeback and De-
feat Rivals, 1914.

Yesterday the Wilmington High
School quintet proved the old adage
"A team may be down but it's never
out" II was a runaway game for the
locals for at no point In the game
were they endangered.
Norristown is a team with no mean
record, having won IA straight games
this season. Other teams beside Will
mington that have defeated the Nor
ristown crew are Hoboken. Allentown
and Reading.
Weiner lead the locals with six field
goals. while Weiss played a great
game for Norristown by scoring ell
their points.
Parks and jacobson also played a
great game for the Cherry and White.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
WILLIAMS TEAM MAY
NOT VISIT DELAWARE
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. March 1s.-While dispatch
es to New York newspapers from VIII
liamsburg, Mass, state that Williams
College has definitely decided 10 send
it's baseball squad 10 Newark for a
weeks practice early in April. on
Frazer Field. University of Delaware
officials OF the university up until last
night had not received definite WORD
to that effect.
The field was offered Williams as 9
training camp with other accommoda-
lions in connection with the university
some days ago. Jack Combs is coach
for Williams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
Daisies to Supplant Poppies.

The various posts of the American
Legion will sell ARTIFICIAL and natural
daisies on Decoration Day this year.
instead OF peoples. Tho flowers are now
being made by disabled ex-service men
IN hospitals throughout the country,
Clubs or organizations desiring 10 buy
some OF the daisies may place their
orders with John j. Dugan. state ad-
Jutant, at tho armory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
Dance Friday Night.

Mrs. Edward Puseys Saturday
night dancing class. OF which Miss
X. A. McClafferty IS instructor, will
give a ST. Patrlck's Day dance al
the Studio on Friday evening. Mrs
Donald Ashbrook's class for the very
young set, will give a dance on Sat
urday evening at the Studio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
LIVELY BASKETBALL
GAMES AT NEW CASTLE
High School Beat Kenneth
Square and Cuardsmen Take
One From St. Peters.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, March 16.-Last even
ing. in a game full Of excitement, and
the score at various times tie. the New
Castle High School basketball team
defeated the kennett Square five in
the Opera House cage, by the score of
SO TO 80. The score at the close of the
first half was Is 10 10 in favor OF the
visitors. The local team in the last
half excelled the visitors in passing.
In the preliminary game, between the
girls OF the Senior class OF the High
School and the girls OF Emmanuel
Church, the score resulted in a tie,
each side having scored a field goal
The tie game will be played off be-
tween the two teams during the early
part OF next week. The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
WALLACE REID TO TRY
IN BIG AUTO RACE

Indianapolis. Indiana. March
16,-Wallace Reid. moving pic
ture star. has leased n racing
automobile and win try 10 quail
~ for the annual 500-mile race
at the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way. May 80, IL was announced
yesterday. Reid win drive the
car which finished fourth In the
1921 race. IL was said.
Under the contract by which
Reid leases the car he VIII get
only 80 per cent OF any cash
winnings. The actor. Il was
said, was familiar with racing
automobiles and already is in
training In California.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
NElG HBoRHooD.
.........- 20
WEST END


The basketball team OF the Will
mington Y. NJ. II. A. will meet the
team from the Y. NJ. II. A at Trenton
this evening at $50 o'clock. at the
Jewish. Community Center. Third and
King streets. Dancing Will follow
The game will be the last OF the sea
son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16

Mac" Mckee. one Of the leaders In
the State bowling championships will
have TO step when he meets Everett.
the Pussy and Jones star in the only
match OF the tournament tonight. A
loss for Mckee tonight viii send Car
son into the lead and viii be a big
blow TO Macs" chances for the cap
turing OF the title. The match Is
scheduled 10 start at 730.
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DEFIANCE.
DOVER
NEIGHB0RHo0D WINS OVER
WEST END EASILY

Neighborhood played rings around
The West End five at the Neighbor-
hood House last night, winning easily
~ 20 -. Viscount and Macell were
the scoring stars for the victorious
team. while Mulhern and Bullen star
red for West End. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
SENIOR CLASS GIRLS.
INiNiAN UEL GIRLS.
Victory for Soldiers.

The Company IL second basketball
team, last evening. in the Van Dyke
Armory. defeated the St Peters team
by the score OF 2S 10 22. The score at
the close of the first half was 16 TO
IA, in favor OF tho latter team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
YOUNGSTOWN.
otdih -, ...........-... y
WILMINGTON HIGH.

If what you want isn't offered on the
classified page today. telephone an ad
Of your own.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
GRACE AND ST. NARY'S
IN BATTLE TONIGHT
Auditorium to be Scene of Con-
test That Will Draw
Many Fans.

Both st. Mary's and Grace are on
edge for the opening game OF their
series for the title. which will be stag
ed at the Auditorium tonight. The
game will be governed by Eastern
League rules. The second game will
be played under the intercollegiate
code and II third game is necessary.
the rules Will be decided by the toss of
a coin.
st. Mary's won the City League
title IN two straight games. The
series is expected 10 prove big draw
ing card as there is much interest in
tho game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-16
EVERETT AND M'KFE
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

TONIGHT's SCHEDULE.
7.30-EYerett VS.. Mckee.
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LAUREL


s--s-sfr....- t.s-s.t on ~
Substitutions Waller for Hitchins, Hus-
ton for Dewitt, Huston for Moore. Um-
piie Goodling, Penn state. Timekeeper
minutes.
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Want a dr!ver7 Telephone a ciass,-
neG ~d.--Cali 2200.