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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
Todays Radio Program.
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STATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPECIALITY co, INC.
o 90 y. m.--Nictroa reflections
o.4S p WI mmPiano Selections by Willard
700 p. m--yocal solo by Miss Emily z.
Lunt of New Castle: Harry Ahern, ac-
companist, A Little Damozel; piano
solo by Harry Ahern, Fimple Aveu
Spring; trio, piano. A. Arthur Powell,
violin. j Edw. Truitt. Jr.. saxophone.
Harry +. Ahern. Song OF Love: vocal
solo, Because l Love You Dear.
Ahern. Consolation; violin solo by
solo by Emily F. Lunt. Spring $
sTAT Tfos" WSJz-NEwARK n }
700 TO no p. .m.-Final baseball scores
of the American. National and Inter
national League games.
10 TO 7.30-Adyentures of the Radio
Boys by Gerald Breckenridge
s3O-Business and Industrial condition.
In the United States as observed by
the National Industrial Conference
Board: Location of Ships at Sea b,
the Radio Corporation of America
Final baseball scores Closing price,
on stocks. bonds. grain. coffee anc
sugar.
s.45 TO 9.52-Musical program rendered
by prominent artists.
9.52 10 l0-standard time signals from
Arlington: weather forecast
10. 90 to lO.30-Musical program rendere,
by prominent artists
STATION kDkA-PITTSBUR
700 p. m.-Weekly survey of bushes
conditions. National Industrial Con
ference Board Tri-weekly letter from
Farm and Home. The Mast group o
radio articles, No. "a Shoes and Slip
pers for Street and Evening Vogue
The Custom-made Touch to Ready
made Clothes. Vanity Fair; Modern
Rugs House and Garden.
S.O0-Bedtime stories for the kiddies
8. O0-Concert by Minard Lozier, tenor
Fred f. Weber bass-baritone: Georg
Muth, violinist: Ruth MacGowal
Craig, accompanist.
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GREEKS REJOICE OVER
MONARCHy'S DOWNFALL
They See Hope for Establish
ment of Republic in Their
Native Land.

Residents OF Greek descent in VII
mington are rejoicing over the over
throw OF King Constantine In their
native land. as a great opportunity for
the establishment Of a republic in that
country. Most OF them are of the
opinion that former Premier Venice
los, who was a visitor here some
months ago should be placed at the
head of the government.
at is the best thing that has hap
pened in Greece in centuries" said
John Govatos. real estate broker and
banker, in discussing the overthrow
of Constantine. 1T is the birth of a
new day and marks the emancipation
OF the masses of Greeks from the
yoke of a detested reigning house that
has caused Greece the loss of her
best friends among the nations Of the
world" he said.
Others who share in his opinion are:
Nicholas A. Jones. we'll known thea
! trical man; George Caros, OF the Will
mington dining room; Peter Liarakos
| Charles Tarambicos, George Regas
James Arthos, James Sarros, George
Dennee. John Biar"- and William
| Rothor.
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United states shah have exclusive
Jurisdiction and control over such
navigable streams subject, however.
10 certain apparently indefinite rights
which are reserved to the States
The state Of New York is opposing
the act upon various grounds chief
among which are that the act IS an
Invasion Of State rights and will de-
prive the State Of numerous sources
OF revenue which Il now has. II was
contended that under this act It would
be impossible even 10 lay pipes and
wires under navigable streams with
out securing a license from the Fed
eral government. II was also urged
that the States would be deprived Of
their riparian rights.
Attorney General Townsend said
that after he has a conference with
Governor Denney concerning the mat
! ter. he will abide by his suggestion as
to whether or not the State Of Della
ware shall assist the state OF New
| York in its suit.
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PATRICK ]. HALT|GAN
TO ADDRESS HOLY NAME
President of Baltimore Society
to Speak in Cathedral Hall
Tomorrow Night.

Patrick J. Haltigan OF Washington.
ID. c., president of the Baltimore Arch
diocesan Union of Holy Name Soci-
cites, is coming to Wilmington to-
morrow evening to address the Holy
Name of Delaware. Mt Cathedral Hall.
at O'Clock. Mr.. Haltlgan possesses
magnificent voice that stamps him as
the leading orator and organizer of
the archdiocese OF Baltimore. Along
with his many other activities. he is
a reader In the House of Representa-
tives.
AT n meeting OF the Wilmington
Diocesan Union yesterday. President
William F. Lynn invited the Holy
Name men of Wilmington to come and
hear Mr.. Haltigan Tuesday night. II
will be an opportunity to get first hand
information on the Holy Name Golden
Jubilee at Washington, as we'll az TO
hear real oratory. The Cathedral Holy
Name has sent out 500 invitations to
the men of the parish.
Rev. Francis Tucker, d. D.. stated
yesterday that the Catholic High
School will go to Washington with the
Holy Name, as well as many members
of the Faculty Of the school. This week
will be given Ia orga nization and drill
Salesianum will he the only school 10
represent Delaware on October s. If
time will permit To organize it's Juniors
Seniors and Alumni, body OF over
100 youth will be in line.
The Golden Jubilee Badge for the
parade has arrived and will be turned
over to the Diocesan Union OF VIII
mington. 1t will be a pleasant SOU
venir in the days TO come.
The present week will be devoted 70
drilling by the Holy Name. The Ca
thedral Holy Name will hold a drill
tonight at 40 on the Cathedral
grounds. A large attendance is asked
for by Col. Doherty.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Oct 2.-The following corpora
tons were chartered Saturday:
Van Husen Products. Inc. Wilmington
capital IS 600 900
sexfon-Ohver Operating Corporation
Wilmington: S1.150. 600
Ninola Corporation, Wilmington: ST.
600 600
I.ackaweyne Coal Co. Dover: 5000 900
American Fuel Co OF Albany. Mt
Vernon. y. y. $500. 600
Motor Car specialties Co of Mississippi
jackson. Miss: sl25,oOO
Terminal Ice Co. Washington; 500 900
Nedlin Corporation. Philadelphia; $50.
600
Ohio. increased It's capital from 81 .OO1 .OOt
20 81 SOL 600
The Tobacco By-Products Corporation
Philadelphia, changed its name TO Tobacco,
bpccialties Corporation.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Lsona Aaron Of Cambridge,
Md, Arrested at Seaford for
False Pretences.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Seaford. Oct. 2.--ieona Aaron aged
l6 years. was arrested here Saturday
on charge OF obtaining $50 by false
prctcnces from the Phillips Packing
Co. OF Cambridge. Nd. II In Said the
company owed her father. Captain
Henry Aaron, the money for oysters
and the girl went to the company's
office and told the officers her father
had sent her fer the money. Instead
OF returning home. she came 10 Sea-
ford. Her father ie reported to have
said he had not sent his daughter after
the money. When searched SAG war
found in her possession. Sheriff Ira
Y. Wheatley OF Dorchester county
came here Saturday night and took
the girl back to Cambridge.
st. Johns NJ. Il. and Mt Onvct NJ. y
Churches began rally services yester.
day. the former to continue for one week
and the latter FOR the entire month
Rev. Frank +. Carpenter. pastor OF
st. Johns Church. will he assisted b,
Rev. w. l.. White. Rev. Omar r
Jones. Rev. +. c. MacSorley, Rev. Il
w. Jones. Rev w. II. Briggs and DR.
Frank Hines. Rev. William l.. Hon
man. pastor of Mt. Olivet Church, will
be assisted by Rev. A. n. Dixon and
wife, Carroll Wright and ministers
from the Maryland Conference.
Tho Judson futile property. be.
queathed to st. Lukc's =. Il, Church
by Mrs. Nancy futile. has been pur.
chased by Wingate Cannon for sT75
A Chautauqua reading circle. with
rs members, has been organized here
Mrs. Ella c. Emory is president and
Mrs. Has'land w. Huston secretary.
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FORT DU POINT NEWS.

Fort du Pont. Oct. Captain An
derson T. w. Moore. Corps of Engi-
neers, has been relieved from assign
ment to Company A. at Fort Mott, n
j.. placed on the officers unassigned
list and appointed operations officer
Sergeant John II. Sutcliffe. Com
pany +. has been granted a Today
furlough. Accompanied by Mrs. SUIT
cliffe, he will visit relatives at Fall
River, Mass.
Private First Class. William s. Muir
ray Is visiting in Philadelphia, on leave
Private Harold Senior. stationed al
Fort Mott. n. j.. Is undergoing treat
ment at the station hospital.
Private Frank l.. Sullivan Is under.
going treatment at the station hospi.
tai for a broken finger sustained in ar
accident.
Captain and Mrs. Anderson T. w
Moore, were dinner guests Of Chaplain
and Mrs. Harry ID. Southland FRIDAY
evening.
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STUDENT COUNCIL HAS
FIRST DANCE OF SEASON

Newark, Oct. 2--The first dance of
the season under the auspices OF the
Student Council of the University of
Delaware was held Saturday night in
the Armory. About 100 couples at
tended and music was furnished by
Madden's orchestra. The patronesses
were Mrs. Walter Hullihen, Mrs. e
Laurence Smith. Mrs. George T.. Dut-
ton and Miss ParlShurst.
The Guild of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church will resume its monthly meet
ings in the parish house tonight
There will be an illustrated lecture on
Japan followed by dancing. Refresh
ments will be served.
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NOTICE or RyDgmprIox

no Dolaers OF Victory Notes and Others
Notice is hereby given as follows.
Call for partial redemption Of ~ per
cent victory NOtes.--hu s<4 per cen q Vic
tory Notes. otherwise known as United
states Of America cold Notes Of 1927
1923. which bear the distingtii shiny letters
A. IS, &. -, r. or r. preixed % their serial
numbers. having been desztfate1 for ths
purpose by lot in the fnanner prescribed
by the. secretary OF the Treasury, ara
called for redemption on December IL.
1922. pursuant 10 the provision for re-
demptiOn con tanned 10 the notes and ia
Treasury Department circular Number
1913, dated April II, 1919. binder when
the notes we're originally issrdd Interest,"
on all the "a per cent VictosJ Notes thus
called for redemption will t1ase on said
redemption date, December IS. 1870
Victory Notes Of the ~ psr cent series
bearing the Distinguishing letters O., III,
IL X. or l.. prefixed 20 their serial num-
bers are not in any manner affected By
this call for red emption. and viii become
due and payab ie as % principal on May
20. 1923, accor ding TO their terms
detailed inf ormation as 20 the pres
entation and SURF ender or al per Gems
Victory Notes for redemption under tt5i,
call is given in Treasury Department 1
Circular Number 2g9 dated July rs,
| 1922, copies Of which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department. DiVisica
OF Loans and Currency. Washington ID.
I c. or any Federal Reserve Bank
A. w MELLON.
July IS 1922.
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STOCK PRICES RALLY
FOLLOWING REACTION
Market Opens Higher, Says and
Then Receivers Before
Noon.
py Associated rreas to Every Evening.

New York, Oct. 2.--(Wan street,
1870 a. m.)-weekiend developments
in the Near East, Indicating brighter
prospects for peace. brought a flood
Of buying orders into the stock mar
Ike. at today's orening. gains OF l TO
3 points being quite numerous among
active issues. Oils, steels, equipments
and merchandising shares led the ad-
vance. with moro moderate gains
being recorded by the rails and cop
pers.
Extensive short covering accelerat-
cd the advance. Mexican Petroleum
was pushed up points with gains Of
Ia 10 2is being recorded by Standard
Oils of California and New Jersey and
Pan American.
The advance in stee,s was led by
Crucible and Gulf States, each OF
which mounted . points, while gains
OF TO j u took place in L. $. Steel.
common. Republic. Bethlehem. b. and
Mldvale. Baldwin and American Lo-
comotives each improved more than
2 points. as did May Department
Stores, United Retail Stores. Con-
solidated Gas, Studebaker and Amert-
can Tobacco.
Reading led the rail list with a gain
OF IA. and Utah stood at the head OF
the copper list with a similar ad-
Vance.
Noon-The higher prices We're not
maintained after the first batch OF
buying orders had been executed
The immediate requirements OF the
shorts having been met. prices sag
yed steadily. the decrease in the popu-
ar shares ranging from l TO pa
points.
There were indications that COM
paratively little outside buying had
been attracted into the market. Bear
operators furnished the principal
source of supply on the downgrade
with the sales well below recent aver
ages.
renewal rate of 4A per cent for
call money also acted as a check on
extensive buying operations.
The list advanced again around
noon In response 10 a brisk rally in
Consolidated Gas which was pushed
up more than 8 points. and an active
inquiry for equipments. which ex-
tended through the early gains.
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NEWS OF ST. GEORGES.
st. Georges. Oct.

st. Georges, Oct.
The government is buying consider
able land bordering along the Chesa-
peake and Della ware canal between
here and Chesapeake city. The most
recent land purchased was 145 acres
from T. S. Sartin. Jr.
The farm occupied by I. II. Cross
land was recently sold by Stewart
Craven 10 & purchaser in Chesapeake
City.
The new State highway will be
opened all the way through TO Ty-
bouts Corner in about a week.
Harvey c. Austin and family will
retire from their farm near here very
shortly and take up their residence in
town.
Mrs. Sallie Cam celebrated heI
eightieth birthday anniversary Friday
Many friends dropped in and she re-
ceived many reminders through the
mail.
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BETHLEHEM MILL RESUMES.
Large Number Of Men Employed In
Reading Plant Idle Two Years.

Reading. Pa, Oct. after having
been closed for almost two years. the
rolling mill OF the Bethlehem Stee!
Company plant here resumed opera
tons this morning, giving employ
ment TO a large number of men.
Officials of the Bethlehem Company
are very optimistic in their discus
sion of the future
Much OF the present activity is due
to the receipt of huge order from
the New York firm building the tun-
nels under the Hudson.
The Reading plant is supplying
special bolts and steel bars for this
operation, the order totaling 5000, 900
pounds.
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motorists on route to Havre de Grace
were arrested for exceeding the speed
limit and fined S25 each.
Large quantities of cider are being
manufactured in Cecil county.
The Eastern Shore Federation OF
Womene Clubs will hold a convention
In Elkton. Thursday.
The jury In the Paca case rendered
a verdict sustaining the will of VIII
liam II. Paca, who bequeathed $50, 900
to Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more.
Arthur Stalcup. aged ~ years. Of
Pennis Grove. N j., who had been
visiting his grandparents at Perry
vile. died Friday of lockjaw. which
was caused by burns from gasoline
explosion. The funeral was held yes
terday at Perryvile.
The September term OF court ended
Saturday. Several criminal cases
we're postponed until the December
term owing TO the Illness Of Omar d.
Crothers, attorney.
Mrs. l. d. Davis will address the
Jackson Improvement Association to-
-mCrrow evening.
report from the Pasteur institute
regarding dog that hit several per-
sons In Elkton Thursday, shows that
the canine was suffering from rabies
The persons bitten were ordered TO the
local hospital for treatment.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua As
ISOLATION began a three-day engage
ment at Galena this afternoon.
Marriage licenses were granted Sat
| urday to Robert Brealey and Florence
Schaible OF Wilmington; Sherifman s
McGavin OF Havre de Grace and
| Cyrene *. Lowe OF Charleetown
Andrew Strong and Rachel Lockavery
OF Rowlandville; Ralph T. Dill and
Nellie f. Jester OF Denton and Johr
A. Amy and Lille c. Scott OF VII.
ming;on.
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DELMAR NOTES.

Delmar, Oct. 1.-The Baptist Church
observed yesterday as rally day. The
Sunday school had special exercises.
and Rev. w. w. Smith PREACHED on
Why i Am a Baptist"
The Methodist Protestant Church
had a home coming yesterday Rev.
w ID. Parry OF Greenville. S. c., made
an address.
Miss Eggleston of Wilkes Barre
Pa, is conducting evangelistic services
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
REPORT OF DIR. G.. II. LAYT0N's
WITHDRAWAL UNTRUE, HE SAYS

report current In political circles
in this city Saturday was to the effect
that Congressman Caleb r. Layton
of Georgetown had Withdrawn or was
about to withdraw his name from the
Republican ticket as a candidate for
reelection to Congress. over the long
distance telephone from Georgetown
Saturday afternoon DIR. Layton told
Every Evening that the report was
absolutely untrue, that there was no
foundation for 1t. He declared ne had
never contemplated Withdrawing as
a candidate and that he does not IN
tend TO remove himself from the con-
test.
4, line per day for classified adj
on a yearly contract--Ady.
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There will be a meeting of the Ma
tional Credit Mems Association in the
Chamber Of Commerce headquarters
this evening. II is announced by the
local officials OF the association that
David j. Woodlock, general secretary
the associatin. will be the principal
speaker. The purpose Of the meeting Is
to inaugerate a drive for new mem
bers
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New Legion Auxiliary.

An Auxiliary 10 the John L. Fisher
Post OF the American Legion has been
orga nized with the election of Mrs. ID.
Il. Mulhausen as president; Mrs. T..
IL. Lambert, president; Miss +.
Il. Lambert. secretary. and Miss Mary
Evans. treasurer. The first meeting
viii be held this evening ar the home
OF Miss Ruth Baldwin, Soc West
Eighth street.
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Catholic Daughters Card Party,

Under the auspices OF the Juvenile
Court committee, a card party will be
given this evening. beginning at sis
O'Clock, AZ the new home of the Cath
Ole Daughters Of America. 900 Della
ware avenue. The affair will provide an
opportunity for visitors TO inspect the
building, and all will be welcomed
Mrs. Herbert z. Kaighn. chairman of
the Juvenile Court committee, will be
.n charge.
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Hope for Strike Settlement.

At the regular morning session OF
the striking ehopmen held this morn
ing in the Labor Temple, short ad-
dresses were made by union officials
The shopmen were urged to reinforce
their picket lines. The outlook for q
settlement Of the strike of the Penn.
sylvania men is very -pcouraging
labor officials stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
ST. LUKE'S DEFEATS
BR0WNSON ACADEMY SQUAD

st. Luke's Academy eleven defeated
the Brownson Academy squad Satur-
day afternoon at Second and du Point
streets, 10 0. Bacon. the star half
back of the Saints. in the first two
minutes of play, carried the ball over
for touchdown after getting away to
4O-yard run. Farley played best for
Brownson. The lineup:
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Woodcock Sworn in Today at Balt

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Baltimore, Oct 2.--Colonel Amos w.
w. Woodcock, Of Salisbury. Republi-
can. took Office today as United States
district attorney for Maryland. He
succeeds Robert r.. Carman, Detroit,
who resigned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
LEVINE BACK AS PREMIER.
Red Leader, Convalescent, VIII Lead
Council on Near East Crisis.
DIV Ass faA 70

h'J ~N@sSS.atVU ~ W 1@NeEF N@NtIIIIIb.
Moscow, Oct. premier Lenine is
to resume his duties today, according
to definite announcement by Acting
Premier Kameneff and Nine. Lenine.
Tomorrow he will preside over a
meeting of the council Of commissars
when the international situation will
be discussed.
Nj. Lenine's last public appearance
before he was stricken i'll was at the
metal workers congress last March.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Congoleum Co. Inc, 81 a share on
common, payable October 10.
Fall River Gas Works Co.. quarterly of
3 per cent. payable November /.
United Drug Co. quarterly Of ~ per
cent on first preferred. payable November
]. and y per cent on second preferred,
p ayable December /.
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New Market street Building.

Frank Dure is razing the one-story
building at S29 Market street and will
erect on its site one-story store ex-
tending from Marke, street to Ship
ley. Who will occupy the new store
has not been announced.
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.

WESTMINSTER Elevator to street Pri.
vate baths, running water. A. V.kopp
owner and prop. Open all year
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Have your CLASSIFIED ad where So
600 readers see II daily. Call 1900
ask for ad taker--Adv.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMBOAT LINES
WILSON LINE
Phi.ade.phi PENIS Grove, Chester

Schedule in Effect Monday. sept. IS, 1922
subject to Change without Notice.
EASTERN 81 l.NDAhD TINE.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf,
'1.3O, 300. 1880 a. m. $50. AIS.
5000. $50 and $3.50 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia '7.30. 1000 a. H.,
'l.3O. sec. AIS. '7.30. $3.50 and 1890
p. m.
DAILY.
sundays and holidays only.
WILMINGTON PENIS GROVE
ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington A6.30. Gas. 500.
geo. 1000. HOO a. m, Il. 90 noon, 100,
200. 500. 400. b5.3O, 600. ZOO. as. 90,
goo. aI0.oo. HOO. ai2.Oo p. ~. u. 80
a. N.
Leave Penn's Grove 600, a7.Oo. 500.
600, 1000. HOO a. NJ. 1900 moor. LOO.
200, 500. Gals, 500. COILS. 200 500,
ay.oo. 1000. all.0o. l2.O0 y. m.. all. 40
q. m.
Runs on saturdays. Sundays and Holi.
days only.
$500 D. m. on Sundays and holidays
c4.0O and 600 y. m. on Sundays and
holidays.
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CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Nd. Oct. 2.-Eighteen
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STOCK QUOTATIONS
$50 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co. du Pont Building.
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BROWNSQN
SCORE BY PERIODS.

Substitutes: Adams. Geisbert. Knox.
Gersenberg, Crump, Palmer. Wood. for
81: Luke's; Burg, Reardon. Dougherty
Bhnks. Murphy, Cohein for Brownson
Referee. McCanerty. Umpire. Hance.
Head linesman. Murphy. Timers. Bulger
and Dulchino. Time OF periods. 10
minutes.