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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
Stomach Distress
All Druggists Have the Rem
edy and Guarantee 1t to End
Indigestion or Gastritis.

You can get one bottle Of Dares Mentha-
Fopsin and II after you take " you do not
say " did you more good than anything
YOU ever used before, your money will be
waiting for YOU
This delightful and effective elixir not
only gives Instant relief from gas fIllnasy
arid stomach and distress after eating but
taken regularly for a short time will turn
your weak run down stomach Into strong
THY one able 10 perform It's duties
without help.
1t ends indigestion. gastritis catarrh OF
the stomach and does ~ In a surprisingly
short period ~ time.
Or. VIM " Morgan, prominent den
tiet Of Hridgeton, \. j. writes. After
suffering severely with aastritis and Other
stomach troubles. n friend gave mo a bot
tic Of Dares Mentha -Pepsin I had obtain
( eh little relief from other remedies bat
| four bottles entirely ended the trouble
/ You ran got a large bottle for 81 % a. 81
druggists everywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
DANCE AT AUDITORIUM
FOR ARMISTICE DAY

The Auditorium. Eleventh street
west of Madison. will offer a special
Armistice dance on Saturday night.
The hail will he decorated in the ma
tional colors and special nine piece
orchestra will furnish music. Refresh
ments will be served during the course
of the evening.
There was dance last night from
until IL. with music by the Original
Six Orchestra. There will he a COM
hlna ton musical and dance there next
Wednesday evening. \ twelve piece
orchestra will furnish music for the
occasion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
additional branch chairme

Ten additional branch chairnen
have been interested in the coming
Red Cross roll call through the eff
forts of Miss Marjorie carp. of the
Home Service Bureau. These chair
men will meet with the other branch
chairmen at Dover today TO discuss
plans for the coming effort
The new chairmen. in addition TO
those already published, are Mrs. Ida
Thompson. Brandywinel Springs; Mrs.
William Hollett, Clayton; Mrs. II. r.
rJones. Elsmere: William Valiant,
Georgetown; Mrs Isabel Veale.
lGrubbs Corner: Mrs. Henry McVeagh.
'Hockessin; Mrs. Annie J. Person,
Marshallton: Mrs. Charles Evans,
Newark; Miss Helen Cranston, New
port; Mrs. Allen Speakman, Clay
mont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09

Keep right on using Foley's Honey
and Tar. II will give quick relief,
said tho doctor. when tho entire family
had the 'fu' Never saw anything
SO good" writes Mrs. A. u. Grifnth.
Andrews. Ind. Neglected coughs and
colds often lead to serious complica-
tons. Folcy's Honey and Tar gives
quick relief, Free from opiates Din
gradients printed on the wrappcr)
Largest selling cough medicine in the
world Il Dnr fnri n ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09

Ransom as Snlarino. Fuller Meilieh az
old Gobbo, Charles Tarbury as Bal
thazer. j. Vivian as Lnuncelot Gobbo,
Morris Strnssbcrg Ms Chus, Edward il.
Viewer aa Stephano. Edward Crandall
mn Leonardo. Ward de Wolfe as Jester.
Nick Long as Clerk OF Court. II. Brown
as Ducal Messenger. MIes Mary
Seryoae In the role Of Portia, Miss
Mary Ellis, NeriSsa; Miss Julia Adler.
Jeasica. Wilmington playgoere Will
have the opportunity TO see the first
performance ~ Mr.. Warflcld as Shy
lock in "The Merchant OF Venice.
The company will appear In only six
cities before opening nj the Lyceum
Theatre. New York, shortly before
Christmas
Billie Burke Here Nov. 10.
Rose Briar" ls the title of the now
comedy In which that fascinating
coincidence. Billie Burke will be seen
here at The Playhouse on November
10 for three nights and Saturday matt
noe. Booth Harrington il the author
| and Niles Burke is appearing under the
| exclusive management Of her husba nd
| f. IeiBfeld. Jr. Tho first oct IL come
thing Of real dramatic novelty. show
| ing AZ II does fashionable tea drink
| ing place frequcnted by social lights
| In this scene Miss Burke ia aeen as 2
cabaret singer and II II there that she
becomes entanKled In little dcnesti,
| Misunderstanding which furnishes
several subsequent situations some o,
them bordering upon the tragic. bu'
most of them admitting Of delightful
comedy treatment In tho second an,
third acts the scene shifts to tho paln
tial country home OF n dlatresa gf,
wealthy matron and 1t IL here that IN,
story In told m tie entirety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
TrOttCr to Direct Church League.

West a Trotter has been appointed
assistant director of Church League
basketball. Mr.. Trotter is superinten-
dent of carriers at the postofiice. He
is a graduate of the Wilmington High
School and Delaware College. Mr.
1rotter has always taken an active
part in sport. He made the track
team at the High School. and held a
position as end on the Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
ALL ARE ASKED TO
JOIN THE RED CROSS
+:
u It Costs Only 81 a Year to be
a Knight of
Mercy
JOIN THE RED CROSS.

Be Knight and a Lady Of
Mercy. 1t costs but 81 yearly.
There are few honors which arc
greater than membership in the
leading charity organization of
the world.
The Red Cross has never fail
ed the public and the public
should not fail the Red Cross.
Join the Red Cross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09

Brandywine basketball team. Of the
Church League. will practice this eve
ming in the Wilmington High School
gymnasium. All candidates for the
quintet are requested TO report at :
o'clock. Coaches Trine and Cant viii
instruct the SQUAD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
Start Junior Basketball League.

A meeting will he held in Brown son
Hal this evening when an effort will
he made 10 organize a Junior City
Basketball League. The league will
be composed of SECOND clars teams
su'h as made up the Junior City Base
bail League. Joe Condor will preside
tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09

of the most alluring and loyable OF
coauettoe, In her portrayal OF the
Duchess OF Iangeais In the big spec
tacular production, The Eternal
Flame" now playing at the Savoy
Theatre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
Pepper Club Meets Tonight.

The. Pepper Club will hold their
regular monthly business meeting to-
night at S o'clock in Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church. All members
are rcuucsted to he present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09

Turn the spotlight or publicity on
that property you are trying 20 rent
or sell. Advertise Il in Every Eve
ming every day.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09

unison to produce that sound called
ing ones attendance at the photoplay
"tIove liz An Awful Thing" which is
current Mt the Arcadia Theatre. The
story of the picture, while not heav-
Thy burdened with side-plote and too
many characters. Ia sufficiently inter
eatlng 20 offer natural comedy sltua-
tons IL is Of farclcal nature that
sets out frankly to satirize affairs OF
the heart. IL In presented In such
good grace Az TO offend no one who
may be suffering from heart ailment
OF similar nature and yet Ia go offered
to appeal to those OF callous affections
or disinterested viewpoint.
"where Is Ny Wandering BOY
ToniTbtf"
The undeniable realism and human
simplicity of the story accounts for
the success that has boon attending
the performances ~ Where IL Ny
Wandering Boy Tonlght?' current fea
ture for the Majestic Theatre. The
performance at the theatre is aug
mented by tho singing Of Miss Gerson
eoloist whose rendition of the famouf
old aong from which the picture IL
adapted, adds much 10 tho attractive
moss Of the entertainment.
Norma TalmadRe nj the Savoy.
Norma Talmadgo Of great beautJ
! and many talents, again registers hei
hietrionic versatility. this time al one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
David Wnrneld ne Sh,lock.

David Belasc1 Will present Mr. War
field a e Shylock in VIM. Shakeapearc's
The Merchant of Venice" at The
Playhouse on Friday and Saturday.
with matinee performance on Satur-
day afternoon. The supporting cast
is 10 include Philip Merlvale as Ras-
sanio. \. y. Arson rs Duke ot Venice.
Ian MacLaran as Antonio. Waiter Per
cival aF Cratiano. Herbert Grimwood
az Prince - Moracco. Alher, nrunlns
as Tubal Horace praham "a Lorenzo,
Reginald Goode rs Satanic. Herbert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
SCREEN.
"BurnIng Sands" Enjoying Popularity


Theatregoers who have been going
to the Queen Theatre 20 see the cur
rent production Burning Sands" are
wont to compare II with "'rhe Shlek".
The odds seem Ia lie in favor Of the
former which IL most unusual story
e the desert sands George Melford
who produced The Shiek" also direc-
ted burning Sands" and this prob
ably accounts somewhat for tho
amOothness md excellence Of ita pro
duction. Tho hero Of Turning Sande'
is not a Shiek AZ q matter uf fact
he has no "Shiok like" qualities other
than he dwells on a Sahariau nasi
and Is master ~ baud Of Arabs. Ho
is 4 philosopher with good sound
doctrine of lifo but despite his spirit
ual attributes he il not forgetfuI NJ
his great physica strength and Il,
use IN tho mode Of life
glove Is An Awful Thing"
The organs of the body that work II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
"Up In Mnbcrs Room" Built for
Laughs.

1Ne \oriRinal designers of tip In
Mnbcl'z Romm." Wilson Collision and
Bcrtram Harrieon. built the Play FOR
laughs hut whom tho finished product
wac produced 1t contained thousand
percent mere merriment than these
gentlemen In their most optimistic
lmaEininge could have conceded IL
Ass the play IL being given by the Wi
minston Players this week at the
Garrick Theatre, II lie fairly overflow
ing with abundant mirth aud there
arc none who can alt unnoved through
it's sequence of hilarious events that
wind Themselves up for most up
roariuus finish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
M,nstrcls Of Yestcrycar at the Aldine

Minstrel entertainments ever ireSh
in the hearts of millions, comes IN n
delightful form In vaudeville act
called THE Come Hacks which Tea
lures the vaudeville program at the
Aldiue Theatre "rhe Come Backa
are minstrel men of fame who appear
cd i'm the bhck face semi-circie OF
some of the best known minstrel Ct
ganiaations in American theatrical
hietory. They are James u. Bradley
George w. Cunningham, N Edwards
Eddie Koran and Joseph y. Norcross.
| Their act IL novelty which Will pre-
sent the minstrel Of Yesterday. that
of today and their conception of 1t to-
| morrow. In the company there Ia the
soft shoe dancer. the sweet singer
and comedian. Not one inatrumen'
but thirty-four similar inatruments
are played by the GeraldR. gypsy SER
| naders whose act opens up tho vhudn'
vile program. Musically. THE mar
and woman, excel with the violin AND
cello. hut II il with the mandolin tina
they make their bit of shownanRhip
On an especially devised rack of thril
own are thirty -four mand' Inns ant
these they play Ht one time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE.
Th. Passing show NJ the Playhouse,


"The Passing show, the New YORK
Winter Gardens annual revue, comes
20 the Playhouse Tuesday and Wednes-
day next week. In two acts ana TWEEN
ty-six scenes II is whirlwihu o'
vaudeville. comedy, DRAMA extrhVa-
ganza, opera, musical comedy pai'c''
and beautiful girls. There is a com
pany Of one hundred people In ,his
aggregation. The large supporting
cast includes: Helen Remstrom, sam
Howard. Alexandra DaEmar, WIN H.
Philbrlck. Peggy Brown, John yum
Ian. Norma Hamilton, William Prinsie'
LILLIAN Norworth, Jack Rice. Marie
Gleason, Bob Gilbert, Margaret WOOD
Frank Masters, Bessie Hebah' An
thorv Joachim. Victor Boassh. Jack
Hall. Abe Aronson. Francis Mahoney
Dempsey and Vaughn. to gay nothins
of seventy-five Of the moss baautitn'
women In the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-22
State News
Notes


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tho rnIo at "AIo"h"l Up"uFo. "hl'"rui'
"klL"h"l MnrrnH" nuh ~ =" ll"I
,."mc with" tho hnn Of tho rI"to rr"lh
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Tho M"rannI"wn hI""nis 'Iuh h"h
inrHn 'wolruuuo' niHnH oIoolod ",nr NIL
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-22
Mer ely MIC Evoy
r MoEVO WA

10 FATRER Dnpa@i"n Nv"
VALE
The Washington herald., 1922-06-03
PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS. n G. WASHINGTON
Irrr 3. 1922 scaled proposals for con-
s'rrctiuE abot twn trnISand. three hundred
To- '-r'-'-F--~ ~r~t 90 will he received
at Room 500 District Building until O'Clock
> m. Jl.He IL, 1917. For detailed infor-
nation, apply to Room 427, District Build
ing. CUNO IL RUDOLPH. JAMES r
OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER, Commission
ers. D G.
je356.Ts9 Al
The Washington herald., 1922-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICE

LADDIE BOY CARDS.
Thtrd Edition Harding blue now selling
-. cores.
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GARAGES

sARAeE. Mr. HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
-rrostory brick: holds four cars; price.
20. S,WILDMAN CO.. 9th and Il sts.
Frankiin 6406.
sEAF you ST, Mr.. l4TH-SPACE ONE
carr SIS per mo. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
4O7 N Y. ave- NV. Main 1l6S.
REAR II ST., Mr.. ITTH-sPACE ONE CAR;
Sl5 per mo. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
aOI w. ave. NV. Main 11e8.
1TH ST. Mr.. roU-sTABLE; Will RE
model for good tenant. LOUIS P. SHOE
AkER. 1901 y. Y. ave NV. Main 1166.
tE4R ST.. Mr.. I5TH-ABOUT IsIe0;
SO per, mo. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
foI " Z ave NV Msin 1860.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-03

GAS AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY STAND:
doing a hic h">mess: central locr'i0n:
'rIlr -OUippcd: FER quick sale $3.50
WILDMAN 4 co, 9th & II. Franklin 6tn6
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Motorcycles and BicycIes.

n AR L Y-DAv oSs, INDIANS,
always; new Reading Standards: expert
repairing. ADVANCE CYCLE GARAGE.
100 II st. NV 100
The Washington herald., 1922-06-03

ACE MOTOR co.
Snecial sale Of secondhand Ace, Clev--
md and Harley Ia wilson motorcycles. 1913.
~ 9th e; Franklin 2725. AIS
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ON R. r. At RETHESDA AND
rear Rockville Pike snd cav iinp---Ah1r,
lS.6nn snnarp feet suitable fo- II'rhRr vN-<
or ether lik" purpose frice. s23 600 I0Vis
%'iCHNAKER ISU7 81 sc
siss- -rsa
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ABOUT IL
miles northwest Of White House: loo
acres: unimproved: $50 per acre. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1407 N. Y. ave. NV. Main
II66
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS, Sur.
glary insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER
hos ave nw Main llCo inQuirs
:Gf Nr Eiiott
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

n ST NE. BET erH AND 7rH-sroRs
and rm. apt; ssnge for Z earn; Sie.-
900. THOMAS J. FISHER q CO., INC,
ISs 18th st. NV. Main ESQ
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued. J
P. F. CARLEY.

l.. - ShISLE i,
Ph. ". slss s1f "a -
u.ooo-cisansns q. pysass: sswssssu:
very good income; rust seli sf sserffSss:
viii taks offer. Rent. sToyoo
y. d.Soo-cissnins q Dystns: downtown; Q
real morsy maker; o ven1syfui bsrrsm:
renatl with less>. ee6 90.
ts.soo-Coufeetiopery Dsl. d cirsr sts n:
downtown; ] room q cellar; q rpsi 1sssT
maker: q wonderful barrsis; nsst srii a.
saerince; owner leaving eoartry; vert S1TI
t2.eoo-Osndy Mfg. q Luseh hssa: W:
store titchen; very good iscses rsstsi
81. 2.soo-Deiicstssssn. 9th q. ~; r~.6 10
e.tion: slss ven sos< business: . yrs. i.sss,
%. 2.soo-peiiestesen. 0s. svs. pv., 1 ros-
.tor. doing good business; 0 yrs. ,sass;
81 .soo-Deliosfessen q Bstery, Rhes. f.-
land ave. ne; large room q fixtures:
wonderful bargain; unst ssii st ssenfiss;
rent. $50 90.
s2.ooo-Deites tessen. dovntcvn; 1 iars
room. store q basement: O veodsrfui busi-
ness opportunity; doing good business; nsss
sell at sacrifice: rent SIS 90.
S,5oo-Geuts. Turnishinss. - o ros.a
store bath; foof income; rent siss 90
s6ooo-Gsrars. uptown: opsetty 90 cav:
&-yr: lease; owner retirinG; must ssli st
acrtficsL
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-COLLIE, FEMALE PUPPY; AN
svers to name of ''Josenhine." Reward
62o1 18th OF. nv. Phone Adams z30S. a
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Brightwocd.

GEORGIA AVE. N.,oT BRISHTwooD.
sr., b.; elec.: rsrsr.: lsrrs lot, I2.ooo.
Thomas =. Petty. 1Olt I<th sf. nv. ~ tiS.
oh spe DoNoTELLow n-sstso. brssa
new sir-rcou tapestry brict usisencs; co--
crete ccaonisi frout perek; ocueis resf
porches: h.v.h.: eiee- nrhu; tfls hath win
buiit-in fixtures; cab 1oors ooynststrs: un-
usHsl clo-et spscs; kitehep eeuirpe< win
china eupocsrd: Pullman hresffsst serrics
and isrte pantry ccptsinins bsilt-tn r.fnt'
erstor. Attractive terma rN rHiL-
LIPS. l<n4 n ave Hafr 49,
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE CANAL ST.
se.-About Sc 900 square feet, at 40 eep.s
pei foot LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. I4O7 n.
7. ave. NV Main ll6o
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Female.

DREssMAKTNG NEATLY DONE; REASON
able. Franklin 52i6-J. II
LAUNDRESSES CLEANERS, SUPPLIED
free FULLER's EXCHANGE, 1921 25th
St. West 20s9 $50
OVER Iso Ov THE LARGEST CoMMERC-
ial concerns In town use our personnel
ssrvee; they have tested 10 and Know Its
nerfts- u II also At your service. Just call
main 60. NATL PERSONNEL. BUREAU
Do6 Bssd- Bldg. 18th q v. T. ave. SIS
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SOUTHWESTERN established grocery bus,
inc. property. Z rms. & b.: double brick
garage; inc. stock & fixtures; $4,000: terms
AN he arranged. wILDMAS CO. 9th
O. H. Franklin GIn6 14a
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S12,500.

Pa. ave. 81. near l2th st.-3-story apart.
ment: rooms each: good rental.
JOHN r. pONOH0E & SONS.
sl< Pa. ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
PERSONAL

VIII NOT HE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
business or hills contracted nv anyone otber
Than m~Self II. v MARKwITH, 1910 4
81 So Washington n & a.
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NOW is THE TINE TO HAVE YOUR
window shades, slip covers and reupholster-
ing done. McDEvIrr. 1908 9th ST. Main
32l1 xss
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Nobody admires stout women. Consult DR.
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The Washington herald., 1922-06-03

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New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
TITLE BATTLE ID
 BE STAGED HERE
New Britain and New Haven
 KaceyS to Meet

Tho game that will decide the Ka- cey State league championship for the 1922 season will be played to- morrow night at the Arch street ar mory It will be between the New Britain and the New Haven quintcts. The game was originally scheduled in the Elm City, but Manager Coogan found it impossible to secure hall and therefore was forced to transfer 1t here.
 The locals have found the visitors an aggressive team 10 defeat in the past, despite the fact that all three clashes have resulted in wins for Lar ry Mangans team. In view of this, there is confidence that the Hard ware City lads will cop the rag.
 Locals Have Comeback
 At the outset of the season, the home boys were considered the strong favorte, and then suddenly the team seemed to go on the rocks, los ing to Meriden Hartford, Middle town and Manchester. Recently 1t has returned to early season form, the recent victory over Manchester on the Siktown court. being accept cd as the strongest argument. Last week the home boys lost to Hartford.
 Manager Mangan is planning to stage a fast preliminary game. Dick Dillon will referee.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
BACK TO MINORS
Three More Aspirants to Places on Red Sox Sent to Sticks But Strings Arc Kept on Them.

Boston, March 31.-Three more as- pirants for the Red Sox of the Bos- ton Americans have been sent back to minor league clubs, dispatches an- nounced today. Harvey Hendrick, an outfieldcr, obtained from Chattanooga of the Southern league was released to the Galveston team of the Texas league. Fred McGaffey of Lynn, a local semi-pro outfielder last year, was sent to the Toronto Internationals to which he will report at Nashville. George Pipgras, a pitcher in the South Dakota league last season, goes to the Charleston, S. C., team in the South Atlantic league. Strings are kept on each it was said.
 Rain again prevented practice yes terday at Hot Springs, Ark, and the Red Sox packed their trunks to be- gin the long trip north at the con- clusion of today's workout.
 The Braves at their St. Petersburg, Fla. camp were smarting again under the third straight defeat at the hands of the Washington Senators. Although the Braves outbatted their opponents and excelled them in the field, they fell behind, to 2, because Of loose pitching by McQuillan and Morgan