davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-05

30
Store Hours, 9 to 5
Clearance on Hosiery

AT 75c-Women's durable fiber silk
hose, with Isle top and double sole.
Brown and gray. Values that have
been selling at $1.0O. July clearance,
special, pair, 75c.
AT $1.5O-Pure silk and Isle sport
hose in the two-tone effects. Maple,
navy and black. July clearance, pair,
$1.5O.
AT $1.5O-A beautiful quality of
pure silk hose, that are suitable for
dressy wear. Cordovan, navy, gray,
black. July clearance, special, pair,
$3.50.
AT 25c-Children's stockings in a
medium ribbed quality, for girls or
boys. All sizes. Brown and black.
July clearance, special, pair, 25c.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-05

Lmp0rtedD0tted
SWiSs Dresses
$21.75
Regular Values $29.5O
to $780,.
One special group of
cool clever models made
Of that attractive import
ed dotted Swiss.
The charm of these
new models is expressed
in their youthful lines,
which fairly float in the
summer breezes. There
are beautiful color COM
binations: July Clear
ance Special $21.75.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
[KD\ES\ DARkEA H.,
YOUR GRAY Ak|R
.,arna,s Sage Tea a.: and
use sulphur Recipe e; pEn ana N0'

The use seed oa gray hair TO snatdnmother.s
color dates late used it to keep apnd attrac-
time. shS dark. glossy a;r took am on that
tive. WnenevUsgr s nss appssIa WITH
dull .; haT mixture was
rsaaw sse' at home is s. n ssxins At
But er prev Nowadays, oy - "Wyeth's
} out-of dat store for a bottle OF you
any snye ar and sulphur s old PREPARATION
s Sl get this fam aadddition Of ether up
e impr ,Snts Which can De oe,o ae and beaut
T. gredien nestore natural coi0i -.
oe to- to the hair ;;,own downtown n atugsii
bo A wen,kIneSnMsAt the hair 80 nj. n It h
ne says it dark rat nobody can d se
ill been ma or soft brush WV, wiz taking Q
ing this throus time. BY mo- after {
u tr gray gray h aap1Fplication or t SISssy.
my SSeenaeutifuliy dark anu md sulphur C.
Wye'n; IL a delightful more more you'll
pound ose who desire ' intended
~ for those those" It is not raventiol
) a app eaae. mitigation or
N | disease.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
n ci7P DONATED TO -, ,1R
SILVER e IUI PITCHERS CLoD

West Pa Palm Beach, i Feb, to the
West vest Palm Beach III. nof which will be
s ss club 70: sS;: sss a: soon p e: ii;
p club u committee works Toe out trophy viii
govern the aroD s1tyS Of the club winn min,
.e it IT'D pn I'll, teams ,s in Palm Beach 4 e00"
i and i, 1 he eligible to compete:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
Values YOU cannc. .eford IT, vii the

nus S not sn asd G his band become sn an
here Of Of SI greatest Importance hut fit it will
strictly ns's"l for an assembling ,sss aa
pers" oyiie Of probably the e1,sr drawn drawn
'aek sor Of horn blowers ever ei+r's his
nu'aD Der Oh at one time m the city 5 "''
tory. IL, standpoint the V''ls
From p. 1o musicians p pr h,n5
Of the rs'a warm Berry and sa his sS bean"
m members are invited o by in int the opsr
re ouse forces 70 few notes. The P al, Tx
st ana az ovid SOV will come fully . ar%e0
INSTRUMENTS l hs remembered that t the nj
gle IT., IT. T band De issued blanket 5 eh oe Be
4" +se oS world in gensr. f sna 'p must
ar are RVS band d, IN at p the Florida State r.
not for,al, az These same as5s,s
n N N declared, are still as ' fne Be
rates II . aL;l;tv to dstancel Vn :,r
. an their aolll la;n and fancy playing.
'o T6e M Palatka band is 1sssT what
salts being en tire includes practically re
, w.t. S known instrument s ana as st SUCH
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
~ Foley's, Va,
Honey and 1 @'

SON M TAKE, anu
g1s z: 'sa hsa.r 10 ;::ss i :'S e:
Re s. ,.HHe %sss ss a. ,;ss:
;;i s's s ;:: !: e %ss 10 make
a anS Imitation D Of it,, it. . Friend ..,
m. Gass S he Honey and T .;s:p t%
had moi s.e psd him snaa rnMrs. W. H. in''
S %ss bs, n st Little Rock A sar and
am in my , s.shs As 'hss' and Tss
troubled Mi You hat FpleSR ssnds Dayton Nc,
Stopped that Honey and a, Tar h 10
ne sUisSa ior eoS syns, '1 s,S
, .,.sAdnuis ., e,o o Ia grippe A'N
coughs r.11cHTON.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

Sub, Sec. 40, IT, S,as. R. 81
Acres.
The said land being assessed
date of the issuance of such al
cate In the name Of M. P. Sulliv.,
Unless sad certificate shall be
deemed according to law, Tax T
will issue thereon on the 9Th ds,
March, A. D. 1922.
Witness my official signature
seal this the 3rd day of Febru
/ A. D. 1922.
R. j. HANCOCK
Clerk Circuit Court, PutnaiN v
Florida. ~
By w. A. Williams, Jr., \
2-3, 10, II, "a
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
Ground Bottom Colonial shape
Table Tumbler, pe',asds LOO
- Deed to ISSUE ~ :

W 10 y
~ Ia law. Said Certificate .t,:one -
, as,e t1' in Putnam County F'oF'' W
wit: ,so,,yir & Glnns Nv
DT Tn p said land being ass s,,cn CertifI
"'; ! - s +. s:s: q 1 s ;s:1 Harris; e
cate 11n IN sD sad certificate sha Tax y Dee
t onl aa according to law e taN day {
$ de .s, iss,e thereon on the O'D ON'
ID w VII ,a 11S1 A. D. 1922. .., .,,,re al
T. with Witness my official S' 81 Februa,
en- " +his the 3rd day OIL
I'd A. D. 1922. 7 HANCOCK,
he "a K. j. Cour
c,erk Circuit Court POt0""
nse F'o'' s1 W. A. Williams 'r'' y
Ger % TO- II, "a ----------
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
WHY FLORIDA 1 NEPDS
sorry DIR

An added erk for stock law .l ,ss;s.t
s tiau in FLORIDA in order tirk " quarantine
release sxd dsS in the following sn 5ss state
is pr sSopted by the federal ii 1 Birming
S sam on 5anuar yls th t Is conference r
IN , open t ss from rom state ,s
tory tory federal saS quarantine quarantine O while il
~ Staek law counties the ns.pises shou1
few s t,ss.,Di such county from nro Dt,i
not ass S from quarantine, p pat;sf,
county authorities .+ hu anch tick-infe
tory s suafan' will be maintained s fsat
ed premise. sntipe and provided 'h ma
work work. ., under state and +. fed Oamp, e,
dae'e ss',rt;i eradication is eO ,,nrs
ito NUM-. art can be done more ,,,
,,o mic to the t sdssss go
county here the cattle are ~,
msnts ~ns several Florida %.
e ''s,ias were practically ss siIt tn
VIM had been released h nSa
anu Quarantine pe1"
back ,,.t, 'i herds e. r sss
. had. ' sss s confined Ss1s N bee
under local contf0'
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
Florida. ,,, r. D. C.
%, 10, II, "a

Notice of Application for lax 1903
Under Section 8 of Chapter 4''
Laws of Florida. H.. n A.
Notice is hereby given ' ra..+iecate
Davis, purchaser Of Tax G. Ger a,,S,,st,
A 40: D. ,i 1918, has filed said Certificate m
"A, ~ of 4 and has made application
, rJt law. Said Certificate embraces &C.
eha following described property SIT
u ur. in Putnam County, fl0r'a"' ~
. wit: 10 Com CITY
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

We'll, if France cant . pePG still car
Uncle Sans perhaps Div
null his leg. -
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

sisasy and a .tmsss., y but will also
tlas'vt he taxpayers more for "sney ,' for
give sas, ,as Or cost them . ,ssa "o All over
what they are tn oes who carry tine @
nans'a sone to the conclusion s~ municipal n
porations the he operated by a few tne " ad-
=, Wiling to accept ,, pthi and meet.
ministra aa or twice a month efficient
ing once - economically or eAA'
y palatka is "a $0, a;nStee ndirectors
ton; twice rsi e' each month ,a easH and at
, ,smpt to discharge t's,,a VIC Any corpora
the city it, the TN ' country would 1ss sG tin
lion in 1ng in less than year re not t
= with such who compose
tau,s that matters are aleed ~" but it
bo board i administered wv
eoO hit Of the system, other
Co palatka, like man" more bust,
,T SO cities, seeks sss,rn ~G apd ther
in its . e01p THAT before the ,o nen'
stature rem n'1 Srswn and acted up, upP
have nave =; tint may be enacted ID ' AIKEN,
that at, IL first step to be t srate'
ihs on;sed laws Of the 49, G
s passage Of "a "a r sisesion Of + {
calling i The number Of men ii; q
board l aoverned by popul" TIC
o0A .so instance Of Paia.N ,rom,
Al, Imposed sp Of nine me-, men O Oiuety
So lter board, within n .aS w
4 c chart to complete us "
ur pft,np a charter holul rh+ !
SO t nv Of the provisions ~ Y
o., a D as may seen" T
d. ss.,,,b,e may be maui. +od
, ,sr when finally eo nnisned
w., is then puO ttar wi
u hr a, hv the people, attef for W.
~r 81 IT. to the legislature NJ
into law. uorned
COMMISSIONERS cover
nat always the best gOstt
n MOST economically opet and
4 @ avstem permits Of ~ ner
/ s sian will i'll insure the !"
/ sought.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

The principles a P .asg t Isa'' leaders
are less significant '"N"
= stands for.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

,f the worlds good reso sSould last
,n+il the next war
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

As ., a ro Without servants can't sS'
s s,org with servants,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

short %sps tIR have s REQUIRED only ssot sns
Russia o of a pen. Now it will fssD''>
| considerable imaglna'io"'
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

,,,.se the battleship IS d , -a
Of nS5 ss ship shS that business s.S Sssaa:
ace acct Ou in I'll these times is a receive
| chin.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

What? An officer N 11[,, u was ar
W WI ,;,e Of action? What was 81
in s, the '' %oin 90 way up there
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

The aliDi would be s the % m the wit wit.
factory factor: DIDN'T iGrit cost so darnsd "0s"'
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

The use Of goat glands 'I n may now now
some 50 more cue enthusiastic use Of the S"S"'
, Glands.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

. wad some power the l[.,' g'. Eee U.S. IS
o w soa collectors ere they see O''
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

It i; easy Of S1 life, but man does no
f1iv by bread alone.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

,a ca the price of paregofli, nfant
Ana ~ We noticed those 'n l,'a,,,
inerGnIes' were having internal '''N
hipS
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

p.,ek Sales 6 Service
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
Dancing

S=a.+, and dependable Washing
,o,,s0ing and lubrie't'nE'
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

triumph OF n''"'
a
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03
| Celebrates Kelsey Crystal Glas
thin
Impressed goods


Large Jugs, Colonial shape,
Special ......$..... Csc
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

w. A r. & c. Lot is, Gem CITY
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-03

%. 10, II, "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
TENDLER AND BARRETT
DOING LIGHT WORK

In no day of the year 1922 did sport
get the jolt Of yesterday. when a rain
storm, extending its career from a
"a hour 70 4S hour run. washed
everything out Of Philadelphia play
parks for the second straight day.
Perforated clouds cost professional
and amateur promoters much money
and a lot OF good nature. Tho com
bined losses Will run into thousands OF
dollars.
The biggest cancellation was the
Bobby Barrett eight-rOuud glove con-
test, which was to have taken place at
the Phils' Park last night.
Messrs. Taylor and Ggnnis gave up
In despair when they saw blObs OF rain
falling thicker than ever at the noon
hour. SO they issued an announcement
that the scrap would take place at the
same park next Monday night. The
bill, Of course. will be Identical 70 that
which was planned last night and the
thousands OF tickets sold for the event
in advance will be houored Monday
night.
Tender and Barrett. who had
planned TO rest up yesterday started
to do light indoor work as soon as
they received the news OF the post
ponement. Both said that delaying the
scrap three days viii have no effect
and they say they will enter the ring
Monday night in as good condition as
they would have been last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
"HERB- ARMSTRONG TO
COACH CAMBRIDGE TEAM

Cambridge. Nd, June 3.-rhe base
ball fans OF this city received a sur
prise yesterday when President ". T..
Sibbet, Of the Cambridge entry IN th-
Eastern shore League. announced that
Herb Armstrong the peppery ooach
Of Johns Hopkins T. Jnlyersity. Bslti-
more, has been signed 70 manage no
team for the coming season.
No one knew that any such ueso-
tiations were under way. a. Tom
Kibler. coach at Washington College.
ChestertOwn, had been under contract
ever since the first steps toward the
organization Of the team had been
taken, and no one knew that ne wished
to withdraw. He has agreed 10 man
age the team for the first two weeks.
until Armstrong can leave Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
HOSE GIRLS TO
PLAY RECREATION TEAM

The fur will fY Monday evening at
Baynard Field. when the girls baseball
team Of the Electric Hose and Rubber
Company plays the well known Will
mington Recreation team a twilight
contest, starting at els O'clock
Both teams have been travelling al
fast clip this season, and a fast and
exciting game is expected. A banner
crowd is expected TO be on hand. as
both clubs have numerous supporters,
both male and female
The Recreation team would like 10
arrange games with any girls team in
the city or state. the game to be played
under the girls rules or regular big
league rules. Any teams interested
should communicate with w. Sutton
. kentmere road. or Paul Walraven
l07 West Nineteenth street. Phone
3492-R.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
CHERRY AND WHITE
POINT FOR CHESTER
High School Team Expects to
Run Score Over 200 Mark by
End OF Season.

To-day Al cao y. m. Coach Harry
Ashton and hi. uighlct clan meet
Wr-, Chester High ON the No. dia-
mcnd at paynard Field. The lineup;
". H.S. West chester.
idch-nstcin, 49, Wider -
ktlrllih, cf laNan. CT
Woiner n nctwhcr, ri
ZONES. n Cunningham, II
capt. Carton. 7h Ray, Sb
,,nwson, III Martin, 10
DONALDSON. % Davis 2b
Maxwell. q Chambers. c
White, n Biddle,
Tho locals hope To- win their nt-
tcenth of the season and repeat their
former victory over tho fcnnsylNan-
ians. Capt. Carbon and his mates need
"a more runs 90 make a grand total ot
roe which will be the schools record.
Todaya game will he their hest chance
60 ret these runs FOR next Fridays
iattie with chester lligh should he n
nip aid tuck arair.
ulsh has conquered Ridley Park
aud Chcltenham by large scores, being
:i.a and 900. and their one hope is TO
heat West chester 10y a biz score
coach Ashton expects Co give every
man n chance I'm this afternoons fracas
Eefore the game. n local photographers
will take the pictures OF the team.
Next Friday Manager Pippin and
his nine meet the undcfcatcd Chcs-
ter team aud pip" has completed ar
ransements 60 have tho game staged
~ ponnay Field. Tho battle will start
NJ $40 u. M, and record breaking
crowd is expected This game will
mark the passing out at tho Della
ware avenue institution ~ a large
number Of athletes. who rank among
tho best that have ever donncd q
berry and white uniform chester
1Nsh will also sec their star four 90
ser man. Bruno play his last gam
Narirelli. threealetter man a''
graduates In June. cheer leadD
Jacobson will be on hand with his harJ
snd will lead the local rooters to IN,
field. The annual mass meeting viii
he held on Thursday In tho auditorium
Members of tho team will address the
students
n will be busy DAY for capt Cerlou
and some of his mates ON next FRIDAY.
In the morning. the graduation issue
pf the Whisp viii be distributed among
Tho student body. Carbon is athletic
editor of the paper "Duckie" par
tlcipatcs IN the Senior Day exercises
attends tho closing session % tho
school. plays In the chester game IN
sha afternoon and will bo among those
present at the Prom IN the evening
Carbon and Maxwell have been ssn-
,d hy seventh Ward team ~ this city
lin Rickards will twirl for Trinity ot
the church League. Dawson will Il,
The receiving FOR West church Sth
18th PLAYS IN the outer garden foi
I niop charlie Jones plays with Els
mere. White ,wirls for Nj. Salem
and lichensteln will don a Bankers
and Brokers uniform.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
B|NG MILLER FORGING
WAY TO BATTING LEAD
Hornsby First Man to Pass the
Hundred Mark for Base Hon
ors: Tied for Scoring.
nv Associated Tres. to Every Evening.

NY Associated TreSs 10 Every Evening.
Chicago, June ed CHING Mil
or. tho sluERing outhelder Of Phlla
delphia, is giving Sisler and Ken VIII
liams. tho st. Louis stars. n hot race
for tho leadership in batting and home
run hitting In the American League.
according 10 averages released today
Hing smaHhS out q brace IF
homers in his In st six gan and now
has an even dozen just two fewer
! than tho elugging Williams. who jump
rd ont in front q tho start Of tho sea
son The averages include games Of
" e,ineEday.
/ Sisler is topping tho batters. with
/ an average of .425. In his last ~
/ times at bat no has driven ont "a
/ hits. giving him a total Of 76 hits
| thus far lie leads in total base hitting
with 10. which Includes eleven
doubles. three triples and Hvc homers
Miller is right on his heels. with an
average Of .3S7.
Ssler 10 giving tho base stealers the
dust, his nearest rival being hia team
mate. Williams. Sisler has stolen IS
bases. while Williams has ten.
Other leading batters for 81 or more
games are: Speaker. Cleveland. 1888:
cobb. Detroit. .3s1; witt New York,
as: O'Neil. Cleveland. .377: Schang
New York. 25a. McManus. 81. Louis
333; SEVERED st. Louis. 33t. Judge
Washington. .330; Heilmann, Detroit
329: Blue. Detroit, .329
George Toporcer. shortstop of the
tta L.
National League batters n week ago
with an average II .4O4. connect ed
safely only four times in 81 times al
bat and fell into thirteenth place. with
4 mark Of .33G.
Hank Gowdy. the Boston catcher. a
the only batter in the league hittins
over tho 400 mark. His average fo
95 games Is .4O3. Griffith Of Brooklyn
who played in u like number of con
tests. Is the runner-up TO Gowdy, with
an average OF 394.
Roger Horusby Of the Cardinal
crashed out four hOmCrs. Bringing hi
record 70 13. The st. Louis star l.
tho first man IN the league to pass tn
century mark for total base honors
, being out in front with 1l2 bases. II
:, is fourth among tho batters. with al
average Of .377; Just ten points benin.
{ Bigbee Of Pitts5urg, who is third. Wit
\ .3S7.
Bancroft OF New York has tie
Hornsby for the donors in scoring
each having crossed the plate 3
times.
Y Other leading batters cor = or NOR
games are: Hargrave, Cincinnati
y $40; T. Griffith, Brooklyn. .374; Kell,
e New York, 1868: Maranville. Pittsbur.
y 357; Grimes. Chicago, 349: Dauber
= Cincinnati, .345; Bancroft, New Yorl
o .54S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER TO
Play SIGMA KAPPA DELTA

The Alpha Sigma Chapter OF Theta
Phi Fraternity will meet the M Chap
ter of Sigma Kappa Delta on Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the Rock
ford Tower grounds. The proba bic
lineup:
Kappa Delta-France c.: Carlon. p.;
Donaldson. rs; Parvis, III; Pierson.
Oh: Thatcher. 3b.; Qulgley. IT,: Rem
ME. cf: Robbins. rf.: Guiles. Bardo,
Kramer. Shaeffer and Fritz. subs.
Theta Phi-MaXwell. G.; H. White.
p.; Lichenstein, SIS; stout. lb.; Fletch-
er. cf.; Whann. 3b.; Abbott. IL. y.
White, Oh; II. Bowe. RI; Coke. Len
Jones, Il. Bowe. Billingsley. Williams.
Pippin. Lcahey and Grant. subs
The winner of this game will meet
the Sigma Alpha Phi nine IN an
elimination contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
TO CLOSE Y. M. c. A.
Medals Will be Awarded To-
night to Mark End Of Sue
cessful Season.

The strawberry festival to be held
In the gymnasium Of the y. NJ. {. A,
tonight. for those members Of the boys
gym. classes who participated in the
Strawberry League. will mark the
close OF one of the most successful
seasons that the local association has
had in a number of years.
Dalton Wood. high scorer in the
Strawberry League. will be presented
with a gold medal. while Wallace Ped
rick and Ellsworth Horney, runners
up. viii be the recipients OF a silver
and bronze medal respectively
The Bob katz. captained by Roger
Holt, were high scorers. and Will be
presented with a placque upon which
will appear the picture OF the team
with the names OF the members print
ed in gold. The members OF the Bob
Katz are: Roger Holt. Alexander Win
chester. Ralph Humphrey. Vance
Neugebauer. George Saunders. Frank
lin Heindle and David Blair.
Phillip Backstein. Ellsworth Horney
and Bruce Diffenderfer. the three
members OF the Boys Hexathlon team
who scored more than 500 points in
hilt AhNfi NAll4di 'tAAAtoAt naAA 4tNtANt
their silver awards.
Twenty members Of the team scored
400 or more points. and Will receive
bronze awards. They are: J.. Jordan
C. Saunders. y. Blair. =. Warner. VIM
/ lGreenhalgh. l.. Connor. A. Barton, d
Blair. ID. Wood. V. Neugebauer. i
Woodward. +. Herlihy. A. Warner, A
Massey, G.. Dawson. II. Ladd. ID
Stroud. J.. Mcclure. ID. Sheldon anC
w. Pedrick.
Physical Director Kadel will put or
varied program OF events that vii
Include tumbling. mass games anC
stunts. The Mothers Council vii
serve the strawberry shortcake anc
ice cream.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
GINTHER MAKES RECORD
FOR NEWARK GOLF COURSE

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. June S.--Albert ID. Ginther
OF Philadelphia. who will be profess
sioual at the local club this summer.
made a record on the new golf course
OF the Newark Country Club. this
week. which VIII probably stand for
some time to come.
Glnther turned the nine hole course
In SO strokes which taking into con-
sideratiOn the fact that it is practically
new course and one that Ginther
was unfamiliar with, is a remarkable
achievement. DIR. W. Owen Sypherd
of the University Of Delaware was
with Ginther at the time and he also
turned in a fairly good score making
the nine holes. in 45.
Ginther who has instructed many
golfers at clubs in the vicinity OF Phil
adelphia will devote his time instruct
Ing new beginners at the local club
The club now has membership Of
about 200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
CAMDEN Y Wins IN
HANDbALL SERIES
Interesting Contest With Local
Players on Jersey Courts
Last Night.

IN n seriAs of hand bail games play
ed last night. between the local Z. NJ.
6. a. and Camden T NJ. e. A. on the
lattor's courts. the New eJrsey men
made q clean sweep in both singles
and doubles
Roy Hamman and Robert r. Wade
represented tho locsl "Y' and DR.. vii
Ham Schemeley and ". L. Shute were
tho Camden aces The local boys ran
up against two expert players Shute
has hold tho Camden hand ball cham
piouship FOR n number Of years, and
was . champion az far back ss 1912.
and Schcmeley IL n close second. The
games were much better than tho
scores indicate and brought out some
exceptionally fine plays and keen floor
work
SChemelev and Hamman were
matched for the first round. which
went 10 scbrmeley. 2f-13 and 21-I0
Shute and Wade matched up on the
second court. the games going n
ShUts. 21-s and 2l-10. In the second
round. Shute won over Hamman. 2f-i
and Pill. and SchsmeIey copped two
straight from Wade, 2f-A and 2f-7
Shute and Schemeley also annexed
/ tho two doubles from Hamman and
Wade. 2t-9 and PHO.
The Camden hand ball players vii
come over TO Wilmington week sfte
next for a return series. and tho loca
players will do their best 70 even "
matters.
This ls 'he first time in a nurnber
( of Years that tho local ~" ha. mar
tiCipated IN out-Of-town hand ha
competition. AZ hand ball is becom
ing more popular It. IL quite likel
moro games will he arranged wit
other associations and clubs.