davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
.sERv-Us GROCERY PRoDUCTe
CORPORATION.
Statement Of Reduction Of Canf.e, s4n.-,,

We. tho undersisnod. for The purross
of reducing the capital stock fsria6 by
the sery-us Grocery Prcducs Corporl-
tion, q corporation organized under the
laws or the state OF Delaware DO hereby
make, sign. acknowledge. f,le and record
certify that the facts horefn stated srs
true;
First; Ths. In sccordanoe With = motto.
duly given meeting Of the stocihoifnys
OF the Sery-us Grocery Products c.
poration was hold on the 2o.h day 81
June Jun , issai for tee purpose Of acting upon
stoc sno qpesn Iss,,ed % arffesslns sf the capital
hundred fif.y thousand dollars lsI5o. .ooo5.
al Ses9nd s3e ,ockf6ldy rhst 2y pnssrinous vos. d
a. said a.p Toes.ina 4, " g,s sho saia company
duce the capital stock i.~ucd BIZ said
company 70 one hundred fifty thoussnd
dollars $500
Third That 10 was resolved that sssd
capital stock issued should be isrr-ass3
value Of sS5o.oo0 owned By the cor corpors-
tion.
Fourth: Tha, all tho debts Of the conn
pany not otherwise fully s. erred have tesn
paid and discharged
u Ffsn ssia c1aa1S Tnss the - name q he 2deps
Sirth; That the names Of all the direc.ors
Of the said company are as follows: Messrs
.. vi. Flicknger, A. II. Covan. NJ. n.
Strauss and J. O., Clark
And hereunto we do accordingly set
our respective hands and seals this 2etb
day Of June a p lg22 g2n
PreHdens and Director
MARTIN II. STRAUSS. I.s.,
A. IL. COWAN G.S)
state OF New York.
County q gde. So
! BE IL remembered. that on this 10th hav
I .T Inn al.
me. tho subscriber. notary public for
said county and state Is. NJ fIIctineer
president and director of the serv-us
Grocery Products Corporation, and :
TO me personally 10 be such, and 1 having
FIRST made known 70 him tho contentA ri
said statement, he did scknowie<ieo thai
be signed. sealed and delivered the same
as his voluntary act and decd, AND
deposes that the facts therein stated wsr,
truly set forth.
the day and yexr aforesaid
t-eall a. o. BARTHOLOMEW
Notary public in and for Erie county
New York.
State OF New York.
County of FTo "a
City OF Buffalo.
, BE IT remembered, that on this 3eth ds,
before me. the subscriber, q notaSy puhii
for said county and state Martin n
Strauss. director NJ the serv-us Grocer,
Products Corpof2don- and party to th,
foregoing statement. known to me per
sonaily 20 be slcn. aud I having hrs
made known 20 him the contents OF saie
statement. he did acknowledge that 81
signed, sealed and delivered the same a,
his voluntary act and deed. and deposec
that the facts therein stated were tr1llJ
set forth
) Given under my hand and seal OF of1ac.
the day and year aforesaid
Seal A. q. BARTHOLOMEW
Notary public. IN and for Erie county
New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
State OF Pennsylvania.

City OF Uniontovu
Be it remembered. that on this 3oth day
OF June. A. ID. 1922. personally appeared
before me. the subscriber. a notary public
for said county and state, A. II, Cowan.
director Of the Serv-us Grocery Products
statement, known 70 me personally to Dc
SUCH end having frst made known 70 him
the contents of said statement, he did
acknowledge that he signed, sealed and
delivered the sa me as his voluntary acu
and deed. and deposed that the facts there
in stated we're truly set forth
Given under my hand and seal OF ONCE
the day and year AFORESAID,
Notary public In and FOR Fayette County,
Pennsylvania.
NIy commission expires April /, le23).
STATE OF DELAWARE
Office Of Secretary OF state
7. A. r Benson. Secretary of State of
the state of Delaware, do hereby certify
and correct copy OF certificate OF reduction
of capital stock OF the Serv-us Grocery
Products Corporation" as received and
fled in this Office the twenty~Afth day
OF July. A. ID. 1922. at o'clock a. N.
In testimony
whereof. I have
hereunto set my
hand and of.,ciai
E. secretary's Once seal. az Dover.
1911 this twenty-fifth
1855 Delaware 1893 day ofyuly In the
- year OF our Lord
one thousand uino
Seal. hundred and
A. 'RensSE'sS r. bESsoN,
Secretary Of stats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and SuppIles

CHiCkENS--F Forty Barred Rock, year
old hons. IL single comb Rhode Island
Reds; 20 young Red chicks. good size
prize stock. David Curlctt. Elsmere.
Phone 1929 r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

PROPOsALS-Addr TO the President
OF the Levy Court. Room 1873. County
Building Wilmington, Del. win be re-
ceiyed until l2 O'Clock noon {Wilmington
time. IL O'Clock standard tiue) Tues
day. August %. for repairs 70 l22 foot
span draw bridge. No. 39l. Fennimore's 5
bridge over AppoqUinimink Creek I'm st
George hundred. Repairs Will include re-
construction OF the center pier and two
abutments With concrete on piling, new
fender crlbbing. and the painting plank
ing and overhaultng of the bridge super
structure. Plans and specifications NAV be
obtained at the office of the County En-
gineer, Room 1873, County Building. on
and after August l2. upon making a de-
posit of So. which viii be refunded upon
their return in good condition on or
before THE day of letting 4 certified
check or bond for $500 must accompany
each bid The Levy Court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Charles f..
Grubb. County Engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
Now.
AucTIoNs--LEoALs
Lesal rot,cs.


ESTATE of Mary M. BrcpnAn, oercssed
Notice II hereby nvon that sttsfs of
NJ administration upon tho essAtS OF Msry
~ Brennnn. late OF Wilniin8ton hundred,
deccascd. were duly granted unto Aene4
9. Brennan on the twenty scvcDth day oS
July. a. ID. 1927. snd eli persons In
deItd 70 said decessed ers Requested 20
make payments 70 tbs sdmlnfstrst trz
demand, ssainst the dcces~sd ere ~
duly probsted tc the ssid sdmfuistrstrfx
on or before the twenty-mxth day OF
July, A.. -. 1929, or Abidc ~ the isv
la this behalf. Agnes o. Brsnpan. al.
ninistratrix. Address, N. Cor.
Deiawaro avenue and Van Bursn stroat
wilmington, Delaware.
ESTATE or EMMA NJ. HORN. DE-
CFhSED--Notice Is hereby siys,f, thaN
letters tsstamcntary upon tho estate ~
Emma NJ Horn. late OF Wilmington
hundred, deceased. we're duly 9ranted
unto Charles $. Horn, Thnnjai II HON
and John Merrick Horn op the svr,ond
day Of August. A. ID. 1922, aud sIi usr-
sons indebted % tho said decea s,d ARE
requested 70 mako paynen. to the
executors without delay. and all persons
having demands against the docesssd
are required 20 exhibit and present tho
same duly probated 10 tho safd executors
on or before the second day Of August.
A. ID. 1923, or abide by the Law In tf,ic
behalf Charles g. Horn. TbanfcJ r
Horn. John Merrfck Horn. ereout,vs
Address John McTrick Horn. Mar1on
Apartments, Wilmington. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

NCTlCE--Any Of these cars can be
bs~eht - our cosAAsotiai. easy paymant
-. With oaiy . uttle cash. All We Ask
. yeur eood nAns aud reputation No
~ taps. no humbux and remember. =
a,aospntse title that protects you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
Legal Notices
9S

SALE of real and personal
property. The undersigned, assignees OF
at public auction on Thursday, August
40, 1922, at 10 O'Clock o. m, at Ninth
and Poplar streets. IN the city OF wiz
mington. Delaware. the following real
and, personal property. 4 tract OF land
70 feet by 45 feet. with stable thereon
erected. situate III the rear OF Sl7 Wal
nut street; s horses. wagons and
harness, safes. l dough mixer and
adding machine. l check stamping ma
chine. ] typewriter. electric fans, mis-
cellaneous furniture. show cases, fixtures.
anu large stock of merchandise con-
sisting OF scales, crates racks. canned
fruits. etc. For further information
address Morris Worrall. Philip l.. Gar
rett. George l., Townsend. .Jr.. assignees
500 Ford Building, Wilmington, Della
ware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
USED CARS

We aAnouncs . rs per cent reduction
on su our used cars on Our showroom
apers. Hsrs you will md an exceptional
ssIsrtion. In fact. tho best we have ever
hed. practically every woll-known make
he1na rcpresented. These cars are In
the very hest condition. and bear in
mind, please. when you buy = car Of us
Ahe tltls 10 guaranteed and you run abso-
lussay no risk.
ie1i HuAsoa tsufing. like new 49,. $3.50 90
lp3i sport Paioe. classy car ....... 1875 90
1880 Hvlsoa Coupe. sscsp pcional value.
81 $50 90
100 stvAsbaksr touring. . bargain s475 90
loaO Buick roaAsssf. Bone better $4,000
iezI Hupmobils touriiA<. slighuy
uoUo ....t...+s..-. +.+t-tssi i..tts,.. toZoOO
lsao Essrx tourinG. . good buy 49,. e575Oo
1919 Duick tourkaG. Aest-claas .... 1925 90
looD OldAQhtis roadstor ............ $4,000
io3l Chsvroist touring ....-......... $3.50 90
1on, OlAsmolils sedan ..-........... 1850 90
aoaa Ovuriand sedan ..............- S425. 90
aesp Naswsll Coupe .....--........ $3.50. 90
aels ysonklis ......................... $3.50. 90
,sat Ped roadster ................... s225 .O0
1est Ford nsdia ..........~.......... $500 .O0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
kEIL MOTOR co.

E1l:vENTH AND TArNALL SITS.
2hsne o10A Open Evsoings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
AUCTIONS--IECAUS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALES--Of every descrip-
tion. Anywhere. II you want TO sell,
see Hamilton. the Square Deal Auc-
tioneer and Farm Agent. 705 Madi SOD
street Phone 734s W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

ATTRACTIVE RooMs--For gentlemel
In private family. Apply 6l6 Wel
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

lccly-furnishcd, comfortable,
also table board; reduced rates. Phone
htI3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

AGAMs STREET, $40 Furnished roo
suitable for man and wife or two gent
mpu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

CLAYTON STREET. NORTH, 1oi.
Three large rooms, hot water heat. ele
trio, gas and back porch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

TENTH STREET. WEST. 40I---Niccly
furnished rooms with board. Mrs A. S.
Petcrmnn. Phone 2024 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms with Board

DELAWARE AVEN UE. Uf3--AttractIye-
ly furnished rooms. with table Loard, all
convenicnccs; rates reasonable: congeniai
tion. Mrs Edgar Clark. Phone 627g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

ADAMS STREET. 907--Wcll furnished
room for gentleman.
ADAMS STREET. 000--Nicely furnished
room. Phone 2QOS.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-24
YOUR KIDNEYS

Toledo residents must learn the i'm
portance Of keeping them well.
Perfect health means that every or
gan Of the body is performing its func
tons properly.
Perfect health cannot De enjoyed :!
the kidneys are weak and discovered
Thousands testify that Deans Kid
ney Pills have a reviying action on
weak kidneys.
What this remedy has done In 50
many cases of this kind is the best
proof of its merit.
Read the following. It's Testimony
gratefully given by resident Of this
locality:
A. A. Crowder, 2O3 Ash St., Dallas,
Ore, says: 81 had kidney complaint
for some time and suffered with severe
pains in my back. 1t hurt me to stoop
and my kidneys acted irregu.arly |
read of Doan's Kidney Pills and they
proved to be what needed for after
using them my kidneys are put in
good shape"
Price 6Oc., at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Crowder had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-24
Make S5-It's EasyI

Make s5-It's Easyl
chick-Food at r. s. Van cIeve's.
We can supply you with No. I shin.
eles.-W. c. Burcroff Mercantile Co.
A good line Of mems and boys work
clothing at Colvln's.
The American Legion dance last
Tuesday evening drew big crowd
and all had good time. A nice sup
per was served at midnight, Grant
Easton, acting as caterer. The LIE.
gion is planning another dance for the
18th of March.
Mrs. Emma Fenner and daughter
departed departed Sa urday for their
home at San Francisco, after spending
several weeks here visiting with Mrs
Fenner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Olsen.
TOLEDO LODGE NO. 1903, |. O. O. r
meets every Wednesday evening
Visiting Brothers always Welcome
Cari Glldersleeve, Secretary
L. B. Wiswell, N. G.,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-24
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS

Notice is Hereby given that all war.
rants drawn on School District No.
Toledo, oregon, ana endorsed not paid
for want of funds, up to ant including
warrant No. SS4, are hereby called
and interest stopped this da.e.
|. M. Ssarr, Clerk.
School D st. No. 2.
Dated February 18th. 1922.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-24

Through the Bateman Furniture
Co. Of this city you are given an OPP
portunity of securing one of those
fine Lang Ranges free.
Remember chances on this range
are absolutely FREE.
Call at Batemans' Furniture Store
and ask for your ticket.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-24
SHOE REPAIRING
OF ALL KINDS
HARNESS MADE

To Order and Harness Mended
Try'us with an order In Leather
Work-Merit Guaranteed
Lone Star Shoe Shop
Hin Street Toledo, Oregon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
BARRETT MATCHED WITH
WELLING HERE JULY "a

Philadelphia, Pa, July 14.-Bobby
Barrett. Clifton Heights knockout art
!si. will resume his ring warfare in
his first appearance since he made
things interesting for Lew Tender on
June "a when he Will meet Joe Wei
ling. OF Chicago. in the final bout of
FIVE eight-round contests at Shibe
PARK Barrett, through mis- manager.
Jimmy Dougherty. yesterday signed
70 meet yelling.
Two lightweights who are clamoring
for championship contests will square
of in the fourth tilt. which Will bring
together Earl France Of California,
and Eddie FItzsmmons, Of New York
who recently knocked out Sam Mos
berg
Two challengers Of Johnny Kilbane
Tor the featherweight title have been
matched 70 meet in the third bout. in
which KID Wagner. or this city, will
show his hstic wares against Charles
Beecher. OF New York. The pairingS
for the other two eight-rounders are
Joe ODonnen VS.. Benny Berris anC
-Ad Stone VS.. Eddie Hayes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
tAppIrS RIDE BUMPERS
TO SEE CHICAGO GOLF

Chicago. July l+-Among the hun
droda of fans who follow the head
liners around the Skokie links in The
nations open golf championship are
a score of caddie boys who beat their
way" here from. al parts % the coun-
try.
Barns and garages in Glencoe are
their shelter al night one Skokie Club
member provided cots for two young
s,ers from the Mayfield links az Cieve-
land. and yesterday morning found
that they had shared their comforts
with four other laos.
one hoy who said he rode the rods
from Rochester. y. y. Is Offering 20
wager his earnings. which would take
him hack home on the cushions that
his home club. Pro" George NJ Christ.
viii finish within the money. Christ
tied for thirteenth place IN the twen-
ty-four qualiners Tuesday with lss
some youngsters who reached the
course during the final practice rounds
huddled IN the bunkers covered with
MOSQUITO net yesterday, but the re
cent rains ended that sort OF camping
One enthusiastic Lad from the south
west made sure OF his participation
by engaging himself 10 Joe kirkwood
the Australian expert, through the lat.
tor's secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14

Th!rd-Elevenrh 20 Twelfth. Mar
ket 70 West. 1125 Orange street
Fourth-Twelfth 20 Brandy7rine.
Market 10 West, l03 West Thirteenth
street.
Fifth-west 20 Adams Eleventh
ana Delaware avenue TO BrandyVine,
1910 Washington street
Sixth-Ninth 20 Eleventh and Della
ware avenue. Washington 10 Madison.
50517 West Tenth street.
Seventh-Ninth 70 Delaware avenue.
Madison 20 Adams. northeast corner
Tenth and Monroe streets.
Eighth-Adauls 10 Van Buren,. Ninth
70 Delaware avenue, 900 West Tenth
street.
! Ninth-Adarns 10 Van Buren,. Della
ware avenue to randywine. 1923 OIL
pin avenue.
Tenth-Van Buren, 20 Rodney.
Ninth 70 Delaware avenue. southeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Franklin street.
Eleventh-Van Buren, 20 Rodney
street. Delaware avenue 70 Brandy
wine, 1910 Gilptn avenue.
Twelfth-Rodney 20 Scott Ninth
TO Pennsylvania avenue, 1871 West
Tenth street.
Thirteenth-Rodney 70 Scott. Penn
sylvania avenue TO Delaware avenue,
14O4 du Pont street.
Fourteenth-Rodney 10 Scott, Della
ware avenue TO Shallcross. 20 Rowan.
10 Park Drive, 20 Rodney, 171s Gilpln
avenue.
Fifteenth-Rowan 70 Union. %
Park Drive, 70 woodiawn avenue. ex-
tended. Brandywine river 70 Shallcross
avenue, 1928 Lowering avenue.
Sixteenth-Scott TO Union. Dela-
ware avenue TO Shahcross. 1888
Lincoln street.
eventeenth-Seyenth 20 Park
Drive. Union 70 woodlswn avenue,
, 2016 Grpin avenue.
Eighteenth-Scott 10 Delaware ave-
, nue., to Union. TO Seventeenth. %
woodlawn avenue. 20 Fourteenth. "a
D Scott. 1912 Lincoln street.
Nineteenth-Scott 20 Woodlawn,
j Ninth TO Fourteenth. Ills Lincoln
I street.
Twentieth--Woodlavu 20 Brinckle
avenue, MacDonoush road 20 Four
:. tenth. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue.
Twenty frst-Eighteenth 20 Res
= Oak road. Brinckle avenue 70 Wood
lawn avenue. 24o1 West Eighteenth
street.
h Twenty -second-Brinckie avenue q
9 City Line Brandywine river 10 Penn.
sylvania avenue. 2el0 West Eish.
: teenth street.
r Twenty third - Woodlawn ayenue
Continued on page 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
DEFIANCE GIRLS TURN
IN ANOTHER VICTORY

The Defiance Girls team turned In
another victory last night, this time
at the expense Of the Aberfoyle Girls,
Of Chester. in a close battle, score. 9
to s. Hap" Quill and Eloise Burns,
the stellar battery of the Wilmington
team, again starred. Miss Burns sent
twelve of the Aberfoyle sluggers back
TO the bench by the strikeout route.
Hap" Quill connected with one
Of Miss Blythe's fast ones. the ball
travelling into Third street, the little
catcher securing a home run. The
Misses Kelly and Blythe starred for
the visitors. each securing a triple
The score: r. II. +
Aberfoyle ..... 0 3 2 / IS
Defiance ....... Q l 2 % {
Batteries Defiance, Burns and
Quill; Aberfoyle. Blythe and Tueffe
Umpire-Joe Filliben.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
ST, THOMAS TEAM
FORCED TO LAY IDLE

After turning in three victories in
as many days, the St. Thomas team
was forced 10 lay idle yesterday due
TO cancellation on the part of the
Stenton Field Club
They will get their chance for re-
venge on Saturday at Harlan Field,
when the Stenton team visits VIII
mington. Hawk" Hayes is being
saved for this game and the big hurl-
er should turn in a win for the locals.
Hayes is pitching the best ball OF his
career at the present time.
Today the local nine Journeys 10
the Quaker City to try conclusions
with St Barnabas. Allie Elwood will
probably get the hurting assignment
in Philadelphia today.
The hurting staff Of the local nine
at the present time is second 10 none
in the Philadelphia Baseball Associa-
ton. With two such high-class per
| formers as Nitchie and Hayes; and
sid" Manlove, the youthful finger
! from Kirkwood Park who is fast MAX
| ing q name for himself in independ-
ent ranks. and Allie" Elwood. who
always turns in a good game, the
| locals have one Of the best if not
the best in the association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
MULLIN FORCE OUTING.
Had an Enjoyable Time at Augustine
Beach Yesterday.

Forty employees of the Mullin cloth
ing store, Sixth and Market streets,
entertained their employers at the
Seventh annual outing of the employees
at Augustine Beach yesterday after
noon. The party left the store at 1880
o'clock in machines furnished by the
employees and journeyed TO the beach.
Upon their arrival two teams select
ed by Captains Joseph Ramsey and
lennock Powell. called the Roamers
and Peerless respectively. engaged in
ual game. which resulted in a vic
tory for the former team. In spite of
the efforts of Powell. who at one time
was a bali player of ability, his team
was nosed out by the strong" Roamer
nine and defeated by the score of II
10 10.
After the ball game most OF the
party went in bathing. A picnic supper
was served and the return was made
early so as To avoid the storm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
MATINEE RACES.
Prince II. to be Sold Following Events
at Flsmere Track.

at Elsmere Track.
The eighth regular matinee OF the
Delaware Horse Show Association viii
be held tomorrow at the fair grounds.
Prince II. will be cold after the races.
Tho entries follow:
Event No. /.
Caohatto Girl. b. m, by King Ca
chatto; Charles e. Donovan.
DR.. Dell. h. e.. by Del Cornado; John
P. zebley.
Laura Axworthy. b M. by Morgan
Axworthy; In and Out Stable.
Event No. 3.
Allen C.. b. &. by Choptank; Ar
thur Grove
J. p. T. b. G.; John P. Zebley
Prince H. br. g, by Prince March
Lew Seth.
Event No. 3.
To beat 2.17A pacing. Miss VIII
tondale. Oh. m, by Wiltondale; L. o
Ross.
Event No. 4.
Para Belle. b. m. by Paralizer
Betty Brothers
Faima Axworthy, b. m, by AK
worthy; In and Out Stable.
Event No. D.
Emily B., b. m, by Austin Burns
Lew Seth.
Nellie A. TO. m. by Choptank; Ar
thur Grove.
Lillian Russell. oh. m, by Idle Jay
John 2. Zebley
Minnie Hall. br. m. by Fancy Hall
Winfield GraCy.
Director Wilkes. Oh. G.. by Belmon
| Wilkes; +. j. Stanert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
RICHARD GRANTED LICENSE
FOR ARD-TENDLER BOUT

Jersey City. July 14.-Following a
verbal battle which threatened at one
time to develop into a physical clash
between Tex Richard, fight promoter,
and Herbert Clark Gibson. counsel for
the Anu-Prize Fight Church Associa-
ton. Richard yesterday was granted
IA license and permit TO stage the
Benny Leonard-Lew Tender light
weight championship contest In this
city on the night Of July 81
The arguments. however, apparently
did not carry extreme weight with the
boxing commission, for a short time
later it issued license to the Jersey
City Athletic Club and to Promoter
Rickard for the match
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
ST. STEPHENS AND Trinity
FORCED TO CALL OFF GAME

St. Stephen and Trinity were fore
ID 20 call off the game scheduled for
last evening at Baynard Field, al
though the latter team failed To put
In an appearance.
Players Williams. Oberly. Hairsine,
Harshman. Thrope. Shaw. Warren,
Neinnstiehl and Eckels were on the
field and went through stiff fielding
and batting practice.
The management Of the Trinity
team is requested TO get into touch
with Manager Hirzel Of the Saints
on Saturday. so that arrangements
can be made 10 play the game at an
early date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
PARkSIDE WILL PLAY
EAST END TEAM TONIGHT

Eddie Manlove's Parkside team.
formerly of the City League, will
meet the fast East End team tonight
at Kirkwood Park.
This will be the third meeting OF
the teams, each club having annexed
one victory, Intense rivalry exists
between the players and followers
of both teams and a fast hardfought
game should be the result.
Neither manager has made known
his pitching selection as yet. but it
is thought that skinny Salters Will
throw them over for the "Parkcrs
and Snake" Reinholy for the Big
Els"
The game is scheduled to start at
6 o'clock. All Parkside players are
requested to report at the club not
later than $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
BACHARACH GIANTS TO
PLAY MARSHALL y. SMITH

The Bacharach Giants Will attempt
to duplicate their last victory over the
Marshall y smith team. OF PhIadel-
phlA, when they meet this evening al
Harlan Field. after 3 very success
ful week on the road losing only one
game. 81 going 10 the strong Nativity
team Of the Quaker City. with "Sox
Seibold, a former member OF Connie
Aiacke hurting star, on the mound
Tor the boys from the Quaker City.
Tho list OF victims included some Of
the strongest IN Philadelphia. They
will play the strong Chester team at
Chester tomorrow. The game with the
~. Thomas Club has been set back
one week The game this evening will
start al $50.