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Evening journal., 1922-02-17

NEW YORK-The first spring
offerings Of the mililners tend to re-
peat some Of the winter successes.
There is a decided tendency toward
the very smart, small hat which
hints Of the tricorn and is done en-
tirely In black.
Black Is strong. Black always
predominates in spring, giving way
as the season progresses to flower
tones.
Some designers, however, are al
ready devoting their bent for line
and color TO hats Of extraordinary
size. great soft noppy affairs in love-
ly colors.
Mauve which has been a winter
favorite. Is being used much for
sports hats. Periwinkle, the new
color which is just a shade of vio-
let. is also strong in sports wear.
A very clever model, and vastly
smart, is the Idaire hat shown
above. The shiny, crisply graceful
beo feathers relieve what might be
too severe line about the fact and
give 70 the chapeau a rather dress
up" air. The hat Itself is OF i'm
ported haircloth.
Hats OF this type are seen with
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

morning shopping and are equally
good with the gown one calls or
lunches In In the afternoon.
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Saturdays Economy

NO TICE!
To accommodate suburban and OutOf foDn patrons,
lho ouinq TO nfaDOrable Uedter conditions handicap
ped in attending Seidnnud Bargain EDent "DOiar Day.
ne IDiH offer the some DdlueS Saturday.
We GveY enow Tradm
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
TO LAY OFF 100
PULLMAN WORKERS

About 100 men IN the employ
OF the Wilmington plant OF the Pull
man Company will be laid on az the
expiration OF the usual five-day no.
tice. which was posted on wodnos-
day. In some OF the departments. 10
II said, as many as twenty men
will be laid on
The reduction OF the workine
force is made In accordance with In
struction from the company's main
Office In Chicago.
No reason Is given for the reduc
ton OF these forces. All department,
Evening journal., 1922-02-17

Instance Of Mayor Carmichael. has.
placed a modified quarantine on all.
DOGS IN this city as a result OF a.
Downingtown dog running amuck
here recently. The dog was shot
and an examination OF its head re-
vealed that It had rabies.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
HOLD TWO AS
ILLEGAL DOCTORS

CHESTER, Pa. Feb. 17.-Joe
MacHulicuich. charged with prac-
ticing medicine without a license
was committed 10 Jail yester-
day after a hearing before Magis-
trate Berry in default OF $1,000
bail. He says he Is a graduate OF
the University OF Moscow He comes
10 Chester on Mondays and Thurs
days and had an office az 72O East
Seventh street. Andrew ZopolaslSl.
a State policeman, testified that he
visited the place and was told
that he had pleurisy and was given
two prescriptions. He also Is ac-
cused in an affidavit by William
Wisnievska. OF SAG Fuller street,
Darby. with treating and performing
an Illegal operation on his wife. who
now is In st. Agnes Hospital. Phila.
delphia.
DR.. c. W. Dubinaiaxaanderor. who
has an office on North Firth street
Philadelphia, also was charged with
violating the law and held In $1,000
bail. He entered security. Tho
prosecutor was DR.. l.. A. saltzmann
investigator for the State Bureau OF
Medical Education and Licensure.
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are said to be working full time. and
only fecenily the company rcinstated
many OF It's former employees.
Evening journal., 1922-02-17
QUARANTINE FOR noes

COATESVIlLE. Pa. Feb. IT,
State Veterinarian Hickman. az the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
FIVE POINTS TEAM TO
PLAY NEWARK SQUAD
Turkey Day to be Observed in
Fitting Manner When Rival
Elevens Meet.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Nov. ?s-Turkcy Day will
b. observed in a nttins manner in this
town tomorrow. when the fast travel
Ing Five Points aggregation invades
Armory Field and meets the New
a,k eleven. in what Is expected 20 he
ono of the best grid games of the
season.
Interest In the game is running
hIgh. and many residents of Newark
will Ne on hand 20 see the local war
rlors perform The Five Points team
expects 20 bring a .arge delegation
with them. and attendance promises
o. he a recosi one.
Both teams are n the best OF shape.
Tho local eleven has had very good
season. their record indicating that
they are IN position 20 put up win
ming game. Among the games they
PLAYED this season. Newark has held
Diamond state 20 a low score, played
Mlddlctown 90 a tie. and held Ninth
Ward 90 a three point victory.
Reports from the Five Points camp
indicate that that team. which has
been crippled up. is now IN Al condi-
ton. With Captain Pie Harvey. who
was hurt IN the -. Luke's game again
"a the backheld. and the line consid-
srahiy strenrt hercd. the visitors ex-
pcCt 90 accomplish great things. The
game wiz be played on Armory Field
and viii start al 10 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
NEWARK HIGH Wins
OVER DEL. FRESHMEN
Fast Game at College Town Re-
suits in Victory for Coach
Wilson's Forces.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Nov. 2s.-Newark High
School football team. playing true TO
form, defeated the University of Della
ware Freshman team on Frazer Field
yesterday afternoon. IL TO 0.
Coach Wilson had been trying for
some time TO get game with the
university first year boys, but was IN
able TO arrange il until yesterday. The
High School contends that the under
standing when the game was arranged
Monday was that freshmen who had
played on the Varsity would not be
used in the game. At any rate when
the Freshmen lined up. Weggenmann,
the former New Castle High star, who
played in the backfield for Delaware
against both Washington and Dick
lnson. was at fullback. Early in the
FIRST quarter. after High School had
scored a touchdown. Kramer. another
Varsity freshman was put in, taking
Nonigle's place at tackle. This. how
ever. was not sufficient 10 stop the
local Hghiets, who scored another
touchdown later.
Newark played hard and smart
game and deserved 10 win. Although
penalized a number Of times foS on
sides, they continued 10 fight hard
and kept the Freshies away from their
goal. Newark scored both touch
downs in the first half and both by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

sufficiently far apart 10 avoid tho
massc. Hoppe rosorted 20 tho cushion,
Of Wl N he is a master, and 20 draw
ing incidentally keeping himself from
rail-nursing as would have been pos
sible had he braved the masse. Even
so he counted 72f times on straight
caroms. mere than any one except
Iioremans. the Belgian. who made 7S2.
IIoppe's chief reliance was the
draw. on that he chalked mp 800. 90
mose than his nearest competitor.
Schlefer. lie made 14S follow shots
- more than Cont. the Frenchman.
who was second. He went 10 tho
bank before touching either object bali
80 more times than Cont. who was
second in this feature. and made 50
more one-cushiOn carOms than Hag-
cnlacher. tho German. who was sec
ond. Hoppe also made more two and
four cushion shots than any one else
lie and Schaefer each made one five
cushion shot. while HOremans and
Cochran made two each. but Hoppe
was the only man To make a siN-cush-
ion shot-the marvel Of the tOurna-
ment. Hoppe also led in kiss shots.
counting on 26 OF them TO lS for Con-
q. who was second.
The final summary shoyvs11 scratch
es throughout the tournament, II
mlscues. two fouls. ~ bumps and 5
failures 20 get the balls out OF balk-
Hoppe, Cochran and Hagenlacher
falling each once and Cont twice.
Cochran lost two games through mis-
cues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
MRS kAskIN's,
DIANA TO COMPETE IN
CHAMPIONSHIP RACE

The Diana, owned by Commodore
4. b. Cartledge OF this city win be en-
tered in the annual race for the cruis-
er championship OF America, to be
held from the Philadelphia Yacht Club
next August. Resolutions supporting
the race were unanimously adopted by
the Delaware River Yacht Racing As
sociatlon at it's fan meeting. recently
held at the Hachtmen's club. Phila-
delphia.
The Diana won the championship
race last August on Long Island
Sound from the best that New York
had TO offer and the Delaware yachts
men are anxious To keep the trophy
here. Commodore Cartledge is "A mem
her OF the Philadelphia and Keystone
Yacht Clubs. During the race he flew
the colors OF the Philadelphia Y. &.
and AS a result the trophy is now at
Essington. The regatta committee
with the support OF Commodore Phil
lip III. Johnson, hopes to make the
race real championship affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

forward passes. Hubert 20 NJ. Hop
kins.
Newark displayed a harder punch in
the attack than the university Fresh
men, especially in the first half. The
Hopkins brothers and Hubert tore
through their opponents line repeat
edly for good gains. working 20 about
the 20-yard line in this way, where
the forwards were worked success
fully.
The Freshmen were unable 10 do
much with Newark's line and most OF
their gains were by means Of the for
ward pass. Carlon got away some
clever passes. but Newark always
broke them up when the Freshmen
threatened their goal line. Weggen-
mann made several runs OF from IL
10 10 yards. but the Freshmen did not
get nearer than 20 yards TO the High
School goal all afternoon.
Coach Wilson will keep his team ir
shape for the game with Laurel early
next month for the secondary higi
school championship Of the State.
The lineup:
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BOBBY BARRETT TO
BATTLE PAL MORAN
Bouts at Phila. Tomorrow
Promise Plenty Of Action at
Opening Of Arena.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. s9.-Under
the watchful eye OF Bobby Dobbs, who
learned his fisticufrs in the old school.
Bobby Barrett. Of Clifton Heights,
Yesterday completed training for what
looms as one Of his most important
ring battles. Barrett will step into
the ring tomorrow in a hst-on-colli-
sion with Pal Moran. New Orleans
lightweight. probably in better shape
than az any time since he started
shaking his right fist NJ rivals.
The Clifton Heights redhead and the
southern contender FOR Penny Leon
ards crown will square OF in the
nnal of i've cight-round bouts that
sll make up the opening program OF
the Arena.
When Rarctt and Moran clash, a
match with Charley White. logical
challenger of Leonard. will be at
stake. This puts a premium on vic
tory.
pol,bs, under whose tutoring Bar
rett has developed into a much inn
nroved fighter. yesterday declared tha:
nohhv in the last month has master
"A many of the finer points OF the ring
sport and he looks for him TO surprise
Moran.
Another lightweight bout that is at
tracting wide interest will bring to-
gether Johnny Dundce. the veteran
italian. and Alex Hart. Ohio protege
a. Johnny kilbane.
Something Is expected 10 drop when
Joe Tip,itz and ShJmus oBrien un-
cork them punches. OliriCn recently
ended tho knockout streak ~ George
CK % Ch1ney. the Maryland
mluler.
Johnny Brown tho sh.f;y British
lad Will meet rugged opponent in
Martin judge. ~ this city. Another
siugging match presents Benny Bass
OF this city. and lN,ly Mascot. of New
York Boxing Directors Rains and
Jamhor announced yesterday that the
first hout Wi start promptly al 2.3O
O'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
CATHOLIC INDOOR LOOP
DRAWS MUCH INTEREST
Pioneers Defeat ST. AIMS;
Lynch Keeps His Checker
Slate Clean.

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Association defeated the st. AIMS
club in the weekly games OF the
Catholic Indoor League at the Pio-
ncers' rooms last evening by the
score of 1916.
AS this was fight for the league
leadership, the Pioneers forged ahead
and are now the undisputei possess
ors of first place. One OF the sur
prises of the evening was the single
pool game, GIN Young upsetting the
dope when he gave Bin Kane a sound
trouncing. SOLO.
The scores were as follows.
Single pool-Young, Pioneers, so:
Kane, st. AIMS. 10.
Double pool-McGonigle and Kane.
st. AIMS. 100; Young and August,
Pioneers, 50.
Euchre-f0gan and Donohue. Pio-
neers. 4; Jones and Mclaughlin, ST
AIMS, /.
Single pinochle-Irwin, Pioneers, 2:
Snyder. ~. AIMS. o.
Double pinochle-Dougherty and
Welch. st. AIMS. 2; Irwin and Ryan
Pioneers, I.
Quoits-l'ioneers. 8: st. AIMS. o.
Players) Pionecrs-J. Callahan, I
Callahan, Leahy. Weth; st. AIMS
Babby. Casey. Kane and Hazard.
In the checker contest. Lynch oi
the Pioneers kept his slate clean by
winning three games. Lynch has no
lost a single game during the tourna
ment.
The Catholic indoor sports mattel
at 81. Bencdict's last evening. result
| cd i'm a victory for the former over 81
Mary's by a score OF II to 10. Tn,
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The Salcsianum Varsity noatly
trimmed the Reserves yesterday In a
spirited scrimmage, 23-0. From the
way the squads contended against
each other. one would have thought
n real battle was on. The first period
opened up with n 40-yard kick from
Reese OF the Varsity. McGrath tried
to carry the pigslSin through the
staunch line OF the regulars. but was
cut short by the fine tackllng Of Rus
so. The Varsity. with a backneld com
posed of Burke, Dolan, Reese and
Lowell plowed through the weak
ranks of the reserves for > and 10
yards at every scrimmage. This ag-
gressiveness on tho part OF the regu-
lar squad was kept up until the s.
yard line was reached when the
Scrubs made a determined stand. A
nicely executed pass, from Dolan to
Mcmahon. however. gave the Varsity
It's first touchdown.
The Varsity scored it's second touch
down In the second period by a bril-
liant end run of so yards by stump"
Grant. Mcmahon made the goal kick
for the extra point.
In the second half the reserves fail
ed 10 get onto the cross plays OF the
Varsity team. but managed to make
three first downs. They were steadily
driven down the field each time by
the heavy line plunges OF the regu-
lars. and failed to score despite their
three first downs. About 80 yards from
the goal line Tiger" Dolan booted the
ball clear over the goal. and thereby
added 3 more points 10 the already
large score that the Varsity had piled
up.
The last few minutes OF the shan
contest between the two Catholic
High teams were the most interesting
The reserves were trying their besr
10 score a touchdown. and endeavor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
LOCAL QUAKERS LOSE
TO GERMANTOWN TEAM
PhiIadeIphians Win the Private
School Soccer Cup for
Sixth Year.

Germantown Friends School won
the Private School soccer cup for the
sixth year In succession by defeating
Wilmington Friends at Queen lane
yesterday. 2 TO i.
Although Germantown still has one
game to play. by its victory over VIII
mington, Il has clinched the cham
piOnshlp. Germantown II now the
permanent possessor OF the cup, as
this is the third successive year that
II has won Il and moreover, II is the
second soccer cup that Il has won as
Captain Hodges team won the first
league cup permanently In 1919.
Although Germantown has won. Il
by no means had an easy time. Tho
Wilmington team played hard. and
Germantown did not score until the
last two minutes OF the FIRST half.
when SimOns placed a wonderful boot
in the corner OF the net.
RI. Ifva-fnws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
SicABE
CONNIE MACK SIGNS Up
RICONDA, STAR BAskETRAILFR

Philadelphia. Nov. 29-Ano,her
basketballer has entered tho major
baseball leagues. a wire from New
Haven, Conn. states that Harry
Riconda, the third bassman OF the
champions had been signed By the
Athletics.
Riconda ls playing baskettau wi'h
the philadelphia Eastern League
Club, and ~ one OF the stars of tne
cage organization. He is fast floor
man. clever shot and splendid gusrd.
He earned the reputation ~ being no
hes. third baseman IN the Eastern
League last summer ssd he delivered
tho Mt which enabled New Haven %
win a series from Baltimore. the IN
ternational League champions IN rs
fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
CORNELL READY FOR GAME.
Football Squad Practice m Phila. :
Penn Players at shore.

Ds ASsOSiateo freSS 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2s.-The Cornell
football squad OF 3s players. headed
by Coach Gil Dobie. arrived here to-
day for the Thanksgiving Day game
with the University OF Pennsylvania
on Franklin Field. The New York
State team was nearly two hours late
and the men were hungry when they
arrived at a suburban hotel for break
fast.
Golf and light practice VIII be IN
dulged in by the team today.
The Pennsylvania squad is spending
the time prior 10 the game at tse Sea-
view Golf Club. near Atlantic City.
Light football practice. golf and walks
through the pine woods IS the pro-
gram for the Pennsylvanians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Salesianum Varsity in Workout Rolls
Up Big Score on Gridiron Scrubs

ing 10 gain yardage by punt kicks
when "Booh" Lowell blocked one Of
these kicks made by "Muggsy" Nc
Grath, and tailed the last touchdown
for his team by running the ball for
80 yards over the goal line.
The players had been so taken up
by the mock battle. and 80 worked up
that the majority OF them were per
mitted TO go 20 their homes. The
backheld. Lowell, Burke, Reese and
Dolan was detained a little longer in
order TO go through a number OF
maneuvers for tOmorrow's fracas
against Vlllanova Prep.
The same lineup az was employed
against ST. Joe's Prep last Friday will
be used tomorrow against Villanova
Prep. BIZ Mcmahon, who was
thought Mt first TO have poisoned
Ed" Fahey. whose hand has been
swollen for the past few days, will
also be able to appear In tho Iine-up
for the local eleven.
Tho players, Varsity and reserves
will have their pictures taken direct
~ after practice today. Since today
workout will be light and short, the
/ boys will be In good condition FOR a
| picture.
Chester High has contracted FOR a
second game with the Catholic Higf
| in basketball. one game at first had
been arranged with the Pennsylvania
school. as last year. but since tn
game was 20 be played here. Chester
asked for one on its floor.
The call for basketball candidate
will be issued next week.
a large number OF students will ac
company the team to VillanOva 20
morrow In busses. They will leav
the school at $50 a. m. and reacl
ViIlanova in time FOR the game. which
! will take place AZ 10 a. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
HOPPE IS SUPREME
WITH BILLIARD CUE
Had More Tricks in His Bag
Than Any Of His Competi-
tors for Title.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.


New York. Nov. 29.--Analysis Of the
stroke and style OF tho six experts
who competed in the recent interna-
tional 1S.2 balkline billiard tourna-
ment here. shows that Willie Hoppe.
who regained his title. had more tricks
in his bag than any OF his competitors
and more complete variety OF game.
For the first time in the history OF
BILLIARDS a complete stroke analysis.
similar hut more complete than that
FOR tennis. was kept and through the
courtesy OF Charles c. Peterson, the
trick shot expert. who supervised the
tally. The Associated Press Is enabled
10 present -, salient points.
Hoppe. OF course. mado the greatest
total. since he won all OF his games
of 500 points each. but even 90. the
proportion Of his shots. as revealed in
the box score" was higher than any
of his contestants. except in the
masse. To keep the two object balls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
ROCKFORD.
HIGHLAND.
MANY BOwLERS At
ST. STEPHENS

Clarence Steigler. pilot of the st.
stephens bowling team OF the
Church Bowling League. is n buey
man these days trying to ascertain
which players 10 pick from TO form
a so-called first team" Undoubtedly
Steiglor has a galaxy OF pin knock
ers." he having ten men signed up at
the present time. They are as fol-
lowe: "Bill" Mckee. Charlie RicI6erts.
Chill" oberly. Elmer Steiyler, Art
Gelger, Harry Grotz. Herb" Hirzel.
Emery Harehman, Ed Schell and
George Nennstiehl. The latter has
been displaying wonderful form and
each week improves.
The next game is on Thursday
December 2, at McKee's alleys, Eighth
and Orange streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
TATE KNOCKS OUT JOHNSON.

Toledo. O., Nov. 29.-Bil Tate OF
Chicago. former sparring partner OF
Jack Dempsey, knocked out Tut Jack
son of Washington Court House. O.,
Negro heavyweight. In the fourth
round OF scheduled tweive-round
bout. A series OF right and left upper-
cuts TO the Jaw finished Jackson. After
he had been knocked groggy in the
third with a right cross 10 the iaw
the bell saved him. jackson was out
for ten minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
FRIENDS HOCKEY TEAM
TIES AT OVERLOOK

The Friends School hockey team
iourneyed TO Overlook. Pa, yester-
day and played Mrs. Ksskin's School.
The result was a tie score, IL. Both
teams were evenly matched. The
game was fast and kept the girls on
both sides playing their limit through
out the contest. Next Tuesday the
Friends School girls will journey to
Overorook again 10 play Miss Say
wards School there. II Will be the
last game of the season.
Van Trump scored the one goal for
Friends yesterday and Powell the. lone
tally for Kaskin's. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
AI.IfNINI
VIII. HIGH.

MISUNDERSTANDING BardO, end :
DOnahoe. centre. Maier. end Reese. half
back. Middleton. quarterback. Rcybold
tackle; Peduck. tackle: Beattes, quarter
back. Cox. half-bsck. Alumni: wilkinson
tackle. Doherty. tackle. sharpe. end Nor
ford. end Cloward. balf-back: Hayes
full-bacS: Jones. half-back: Carbon. half
back. Barkley. end: Dongacre. end Gold
stein. guard. Heathcote. guard: Tribbet
half-back: Donaldson. quarterback; Gal
lagher half-back.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
HIGHLAND TO PLAY
ROCKFORD TEAM TOMORROW

Highland. one Of the best second
class elevens ever developed in VIII
mington. will play the Rockford team
tomorrow morning at ROckford Tower
az 10 o'clock for the second class
championship OF the Seventh ward.
Rockford has an excellent record for
the season, defeating st. Luke's Sat
urday by n 80 10 0 score. According
to the Highland management the de
feated team left the field after the first
half. The probable lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Pitt and Penn State

Any machine that back
Pennsylvania w
OF
Ftsburgs powerful line and
the Panther
safely through.
To lose
W. nbered morale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

With a tie existing at the final game
in the indoor sports match between
81. Thomas and ST. Patrlck's at tho
latter's rooms last night, ST. Thomas
made a clean sweep OF the checker
matches and won out. Il to II. Il
was the first defeat IN checkers for 81.
Patrlck's in 10 games this season.
The results:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
SaIesIanum Plays Tomorrow Morning.

The time for the Salesianum-v villa
Nova football game tonorrow is 10
a. IN. instead Of 2.30 y. m. as was
stated in yesterdays paper. The game
is to be played at villa Nova.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
ark High Trims DeLa,uare Freshmen in Fast Game
GRACE AND M'CABE JUNIORS
STAGE INITIAL CONTEST

Gsace and Mccsbe Junior teams
played their initial game AT the High
School Gym. Monday evening at 7.3o
o'clock with Grace victorious.
The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Have you a piece OF antiaue FUR
niture that you desire to turn into
cash? Tell our $4,000 interested read
ers. Many are interested In what you
have 10 offer.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Gosis-sIrnons. wardenburg, Balls. sub
stitutions-Hickman for HDl. Hill for
Booker. Referee Cartwright. Mnesrnen
-Fisse and y. Wardcnbury Time-3O-
minute halves and fvo-minute extra
periods
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
HIGH PLAYS ALUMNI.
Big Game Of Football AT Harlan Field
Tomorrow Morning,

The Wilmington High School foot
ball team will play the Alumni team
row morning. The teams will line up
as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
CALL EVERY EVENING
FOR FOOTBALL RESULTS

Anyone desiring results of
local and college football games
can receive the scores by calling
SEQ.
This service has grown popu-
lar during the past few months
aud each Saturday hundreds Of
inquiries are received about the
big games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

be We've writer's desO.
Looloo Univer
sockem is
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make a horsesic IOoIoo