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The Keota news., 1922-09-08
Harding Declines 10 Join Conference.

Washington. - American parti,ipa.
hon in the discussion Of world rchabiI.
tta'i"n problems is Inevitable" a,
some future time. 1t wa. said ut the
White House. although frssidcn,
Harding wa. represented as still feel.
ING that the time had not come for the
United States TO take part in the eco
nomic discussions now proceeding
abroad. The President was rcrrc.
sen'ed as believing that the nation. of
Europe were realizing that world wild.
rehabilitation depends upon .c,,,emcn,
OF the International debt question.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
FOREIGN

Manitoba. and escaped In an autoiho-
bile with $4,000 in cash.
Republican irresuiars fired on .
congregation Of mournsrs as they were
leaving . West Port tMsyo) church.
having attended mass in honor OF
Michael coiiins
The American steamship s~p,o has
sailed for New York from Nass~iiies
with the bodies Of sixty three Amcfi'
cans killed ON ths Fr-neh front dur
ing tbs war.
fwsuty Of NoniFeai's smarssss and
prstfiess girls. sebeiiins against the at
tempt Of style creators TO soiss long
skirts on women have formed no
l"nsss'skirt league"
than 800 American tourists In Vienna
TO sssss the dty ~ soon as possible
foS fear 0f nota. unisss detained on abb
soaussay urgent business
inesvss- In the population OF Cuba
frun a0O.nO TO 100000 mainly
through Spanish immigrants il one %
the purposes Of The nr~ secretary OF
sale. Carlos Manuel de- c-~p~d~s.
former Cuban minister at Washington
The cnit~d States will grant feeos'
nisioa to Mexico By October Il. lead.
leg Mexican cabinet officer has de-
eisscd The cabinet official. whose
nsm9 WAS withheld for political s~a-
spas. voiced the opinion Of official
Me1ieo on the cte Of tho opening OF
coasFvNs.
In accordance with the Washington
naval sxrvvm~at the admiralty has OF
dssvd sss large capital ships strapped
Th~3 are the battle cruisers Lion and
fssasesa Royal and III. bassieshit~
of.e. Monarch. coaau~srs and Erin. all
snsoas the most famous ~asShits 10
the hs1sisA navy.
In sa ambush near Tuiiamose. ma.
tioasi troops in ~ automobile w~rv
fired uppa. and oas officer Was killed
and another usofssiiy wounded In
Nsfybosu jaii. whore QUO irrvxulAss
arc eoaffncd. fifv broke oat. II IL ss-
serted that pssspnesS set fisv to sh~is
mattresses the flames spreading to
many of the cells
Tessuaa trmas eo.crrfasieni.s
deputy. was shot and kiiic,, in tho
green room Of the Chamber Of pcpu.
ties in Mexico CITY. Martin Harra.
gan. an independent member. ss
charged with tho shooting. which fol.
lowed = dispute over the contested
escd~atisls Of the two mra ~ deputies
from the state Of Michoacsa.
All 10 In readiness foe the opening at
Fairbanks. Sept. iA Of the fsrthest
north college on this continent. the
Alaska Agricultural College and School
of Mines The college. which II about
three miles outside Fairbanks In the
heart of . rich mining country. will
teach mine engineering. Teachers and
students will live In Fairbanks
The possibility Of Mexico bcins made
bone dry again IL discussed scs,ouaiy
at Mexico City. Il II announced that
several deputies will propose dry
bill as soon ~ Consrcss begins Its scs.
sion. The belief prevails that q dry
law modelled after the volstcad law In
the United States will be introduced.
although II is not believe the measure
will be enacted.
OENERAL
Leon Rupkowsky. q Chicago alder.
man. mis,akins his son. Frank. II. for
a burglar. shot and perhaps fatally
wounded him at their home.
Henry Ford has refused In mort n
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
Wanted the chsapss..

Wanted the Chsarss.,
'-ttos much va. dose eoll3H-
Two for a quarter
"ltn~ much for tunr
'-fitsrra cents
GIN m~ de o-iss~r sun Yale tw
osd.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
mrs. LULA VANI
FULTON, ARR
Sussests to Suffering Won.
The Road to Health
raltna, A!kanaas.-'I used Lrs.,
e3nkAA0'o Vegetable Comb.as.s

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!~oula sa1ss .!ss
" esey nat.sss.
my nsts. a0stasci
could 10, be sn !,
fec, half The .Ans
vas no. ablsaa.,
work ~i'h@e. sslai
saw yoGr tssv.1as
Com Pouae s.,x,
Wrd In sne.s;pr
and gave !. E
Utal. N0~ian d.
- A. ..E .u..A.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
FROM all SOURCES
sAviNos. ooiNos. ACHIEVE
nesJs. sUFTGR'Sos. HOPES
Ak0 FEARS or MANKIND.
WESTERN

A campaign TO end ticket seaip!nx In
Los Angeles and vicinity has 6esa
started By Henry ~ Roach Vt Chicago.
representative " the railway Hshss
protective bureau
The satire business district Of tlu'
sca. Moas.. IN Atls.csis eoaaiy. MAS
destroyed BY slEc which started IN the
Husoa MeSsaa;iis cssapaas's Store.
The ics. 10 estimated ss $1,000 "
10000.
Two snea. q woman and an Infant
serv Killed Ia San tSfvaap. Calf.
ahsa an automobile IN which they
~ese s.aias ~s. struck by the Stock
too slyss- OF the Southern tsessse
Conpasy.
Senator Hiram ". jehasea and
State Treasurer Friend ". HiehafsAsca
~ill BE- the Republican no;a.arcs In
California fos tnisvd States senator
and governor as the Noscsabcf cleo
,ioa. returns indicate.
T. Ralph aud Hen Aidf.dsr. federal
pfiseaes.. who escaped from tho Lewis
asa Clark couasy Jail at Helena. Moas..
~cfv freapsafvd by th~ sheriff OF tliu
eoua.y as the aaca were heading By
automobile sof the Canadian line.
~ II. solaes. ps~siaeat Of the tis.s
Nstioaai Hank of ufctncfsea. Wash.
and formerly prominent In Seattle
banking circles. lcapcd cf fell from
~iadow on the ssxtcsash sleof OF q
bu.ldias in Seattle and was killed
a complete .Srlctoa of sabcs tooth
tiscf which feanscd southern Califof.
nis aud tho Southwest generally in the
plcissorcac period. some gN.uo years
ago. has been assembled at the Los An.
ecies County Museum OF History. Art
and Science In Exposition park. Los
search.
Twenty .cishss ttikiss Northern TIA.
cific shopmeat at Asco. Wash. are
starting suits for 1000 each against
the railroad because they have lost
their jobs. After the strike was do.
ciafed the railroad management dc.
cidcd TO build fence around the
shop. as protection TO tho property
and tho workers The contract for
building the fence was let to a con.
stfBctisn concern. The twenty eight
idle shopmen immediately applied for
jobs helping put up the fence. and got
them. When the Northern Pacific
found II out. the twenty eight allsSe
in their lawsuit. they los, their new
jobs Boycott and blacklistins are
charged
WARRINGTON
The federal trade commission issued
formal complaint charging that the
proposed merger of the Midvalc. Re
public and Inland Steel companies was
In violation Of the law in tina, i, con.
stituted an unfair method Of conpc.
ution.'
A bill designed to obviate any neces-
eity of removing officers of mark ,d
efficiency from the army In reducing
the commissioned personnel to the
strsngth now Get by law. was intro.
duced in the house BY Representative
Anthony. Republican, Kansas who
also issued a statement that the war
department had "blundered" in fram.
ing lite personnel legislation,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
Mary and Grace Fiues Win; Delaware Loses to Tigers
LOCAL HARNESS RACE LOVERS
LOOK FORWARD TO BIG SEASON

Local to
Elaborate
this section,
healthy
than at present
The conditions all md
time Will prices any
noticeable
sidcrcd buyers
youngs
through tho smaller meetings he win
trouble in securing a hve-hgure price.
his
a. 212h Of Murphys
the arounds pretty
price
o how
individual
a % make n
There a
definite will
series weekly
much improved
mingon with Ptman Mchantve
the Bucks tracks all would
the Big Ike n
Conditions Philadelphia meeting will DO
ready nothing
entries This also helps make the time
the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
SUSSEX COUNTY CAGE
TITLE TO BE SETTLED.
Lord Baltimore Quintet TO Play
Laurel Cage Stars at
Milford.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Milford. March s.--A basketball con (
test 20 decide which team is entitled
70 be called the champions Of Sussex
county, viii be staged in Milford
Friday evening. Tho contestants on
this occasion VIII be the Lord Balti-
more quintet. Of the Lord Baltimore
School OF sussex county, which 81
situated IN Baltimore hundred. and Is
composed Of scholars from Mnlville.
Roxana and Ocean View. against the
high school team Of Laurel
Milford was selected for the contest
a & was deemed wise 70 play this I'm
portant game on neutral ground, thus
giving both teams an equal chance,
and az Milford probably has the best
cage in the county. and as roads from
both towns 20 This place are excellent
1t was thought a large crowd from
both districts would attend the str7ig-
gle u t. wal played here.
The contest IL one OF the inter
scholastic series being held throughout
the State and VIII be governed by the
rules Of these ~contests. Both teams
have played on the Milford floor be-
fore, and being familiar with the sur
roundings, neither one has the edvaut-
age IN this line.
/ The winner OF this contest VIII play
tie champions OF Kent and New Castle
county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
DISCUSSES SPORTS
SaIesianum Displays Much In
terest in Various Fields; to
Have Fast Track Team.

A meeting was held yesterday In the
hall Of West Catholic High. Philadel-
phia. by the respective representatives
of the Catholic League. Father Four
nier, from the local Catholic High
School. acted as the Salesianum repre-
sentative.
Sports was the subjects Of the
meeting. and they We're taken up and
discussed thoroughly, both for their
advancement and welfare in the
schools of the league. Although the
baseball schedule was arranged, each
member spoke on the possibility Of
expanding its field Of endeayor by
playing the best public school teams in
this section. Soccer won the favor Of
all those present, and in all probability
will be indorsed as a field sport in the
ltlve-member organization. Tennis was
| proposed by several members at the
confereiice, but it did not win first
/ place with the other school sport
| supervisors. Much discussion was CEN
tered on the big opportunity offered in
! track teams. and as the Catholic
League members will have a special
place allotted them in the coming re-
/ lay carnival at Franklin Field
Salesianum has made wonderful
progress in getting together a squad
/ Of cinder trotters. and as many boys
have answered Father Dougherty in
his call for candidates, actual practice
/ will soon get under way. The little
institution in the past year has made
remarkable strides towards turning
out worthy athletes in all major sports.
Already contracts have been signed
Tor entering both the Franklin Field
carnival and Delaware University
track meet. II has also signed up for
meeting all the other members Of the
! Catholic League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
BIG HUNT ARRANGED
ON EASTERN SHORE
Many NotabIes to Attend the
Event on Tilghman Estate in
Queen Anne's.

Elkton, Md. March S--What prom
Use to be memorable days among
sportsmen on the Eastern Shore who
follow the hounds will take place next
Friday and Saturday Mt tho Hermitage,
the country estate OF Hon. Benjamin
G. Tilghman In Queen Anne county.
The Hartford County Hunt Club,
Frank Bonsai, master OF hounds, viii
be present with 30 riders.
The Essex Hunting Club. George
Brlce master OF hounds, MoriIstown.
n. j.. will DO present. and Mr.. Yang
ling, master of hounds. Grennick Club
of Connecticut. viii be among the
riders. Also Harry Nichols, master
OF hounds of the Meadowbrook Hunt
Club Of New York. and Mrs. Nichols
will be among the riders.
Between 80 and 40 riders from the
Hartford Country Club. accompanied
by n number from other sections Of
the State. will ride their own horses
The Hartford Club viii bring 10 couples
OF hounds and will ride In club Cog
tune.
Among the notables booked to par
tioipate I'm the chase are MIR. and Mrs.
Kermit Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas of New York: Or Samuel 7.
Earle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonsal.
Col. John Pitcher. L. s. Naval officer
Mrs. Pitcher and Miss Pitcher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Redmond c. Stewart. Mrs. Cur
zon Hoffman and other society people
of Baltimore.
IL Is expected that moro than 100
hounds will enter the chase. In the
flock win be Col. Brice's herd OF fine
runners from the kennels Of the Els
sex Club OF New Jersey.
The first mount will take place from
the Hermitage at 8 o'clock on Friday.
The second day meet on Saturday
will be at Corsica Neck school house.
The start will be made az $50 "A. m.
Should the weather prove favorable
this AFFAIR will probably exceed ia
every respect any hunt ever staged
on the Eastern Shore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
DELAWARE CITY IN
COUNTY BALL LEAGUE
To Elect Manager to Succeed
N. w. Wilkinson, Vine Has
Resigned.

Delaware City, March s.-The COM
mttee OF Frank Moore. Z. D. Geoghe-
gan and o. c. Landers Will represent
the Delaware City baseball club at
the meeting Of the New Castle County
League. which will be held at the Eve
ming Journal office this evening. at
which the years schedule will be
framed and the rules of the league
adopted.
As yet there have been but Ave clubs
admitted TO the league and If another
strong club does not apply for admit
lance before the opening OF the sea-
son, it will he necessary to start the
eague as a fOur-Club circuit.
meeting OF the Delaware City
club Will be held at an early date to
elect a manager to succeed y. w.
Wilkinson who has resigned. p. d.
Geoghegan. field captain, will prob
ably be his successor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
SALISBURY TO HAVE
MODERN BALL PARK

Salisbury, Md. March S.-mprove-
ments To Gordy Park. Salisbury $
baseball field. which viii commence
about the first of April. when complet-
ed will give to this town the most ade-
quately equipped plant on the Eastern
Shore.
The present plans Of the manage
ment call for the expenditure of some
where in the neighborhood of $4,000
this Includes, however, the purchase
price of the park from Samuel Il. Cor
dy and 80 feet of additional land from
the w. +. Messick Ice Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
ST. MARY'S TAKES
FIRST IN CITY LOOP
Auditorium Packed With Fans
Who Enjoy Fast Battle;
Wolfe Stars.

st. Mary's went into the lead FOR
The City League championship when
they defeated Mount Vernon. al the
Auditorium. 1870. before q crowd OF
more than 900 fans.
field goal closely followed by
free throw. both by "Cuple" Wolfe.
sen; 81. Mary's to the front and after
that the East Siders were never head
ed, although Mount Vernon managed
20 tie the count several times
The play in the final period was the
/ fastest eyer witnessed at the Audi
forum cage ST. Mary's. toward the
closing minutes, on field goals by
/ Wolfe, Sheehy and Lutz, which were
Of the sensational order. managed to
/ pile up good lead and maintained
| this until the final whistle.
| Wolfe. with five field goals, and a.
many fouls. was the leading scorer Of
the game, while every player on both
ieams managed to break into the SC or
ing column.
The ccOrc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
SPORTSMEN CAUSE ARREST OF LAW VlOLATORS

In
OF
against the alleged offenders started
As prominent official of the association
definitely
According Information
con noticed mat merchants had
violation OF the They
official The association
imposition OF heavy fines resulted other
IN of the fact he
Of Isl for sale N~N"''''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
MEALEY WINS
OVER BOBBY BARRETT

Philadelphia. Pa, March Sin the
same ring where he was knocked fiat
as a mackerel three months ago,
Johnny Mealy, the lighting bricklayer.
came back last night at the Ice Palace
A. G.
Bobby Barrett, redheaded conqucror
of three months ago. who put Mealy
To sleep in less than two minutes with
two terrific right-hand smashes to the
point Of the chin. was decisively out
pointed In the return exchange of
punches over the eight-round route
Victory in FIVE Of the eight rounds
perched on the Mealy banner. He
not only kept his chin out OF the way
of the Barrett right, but he beat
merry tattoo to the redhead's face
with straight left-hand punch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
BEACON QUINTET (
TO PLAY DU POINT FIVE
Big Battle Scheduled for VIII
mington High School Gym
nasium Tonight.

The Beacon FIVE will ciash With fui
Pont High tonight. on the girlS court
at the Wilmington High School. The
game Will start Mt 730. and botn
DshooI guintets gill have "A big retinue
of students 10 brace them up.
The du Pointers Will have 20 skip
along OF rapid pare. for the Tenth
9treeters Will put plenty % action
behind the bail. Beacon has been
pr8cticing faithfully for this affair, a.
IN all probability II viii close their bas-'
kefLan season.
The team has not made a very rlc-'
cesgful showing this year, but plenty
Of pep and play IS left IN them.
The following men viii make up
tho Beacon team: Dick Woodsli,
Andy Woodali forwards: Major, cen
ter; Harrington, and Davidson. guards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
TEAM TO
PLAY NEW CASTIE

Salesianum Catholic High basket
ball quintet will travel TO New Castle
this afternoon To meet the high school
team of that place.
The last meeting of the teams re-
suited in a win for the "Salesians."
but the "Fishtowners" have been going
at a great clip since then, and they
hope to hang one on the Wilmington
cagers. Should they do this IL will
put them in line for n crack at the
scholastic championship.
The game is scheduled to start at 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
HERCULES
OLD swEDEs RESERVES.
Field. Eonl. PTS
DEFIANCE DRIVE.
Popular Organization Conducts Cam.
palgn to Raise Funds.

The members of the Defiance Ath-
letic Association and their co-workers,
the Ladies' Auxiliary. are anXiously
awaiting the coming of Saturday. to
give final impetus in their final drive
for $1,000 for the purchase of plot Of
ground at 221 North Jackson street.
Several teams have shown real spirit
by continuing their work throughout
the entire week. carrying out several
projects they had planned in advance
but the real force will be carried on
Saturday, when the various teams in
| their entirety win canvass the city
for small Donations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
PRINCETON QUINTET
DEFEATS DELAWARE
Tigers Have Little Trouble in
Overcoming Opponents
by Score Of 81 to IA.

Princeton. y J., March S--The
Princeton basketball team gained an
easy 27-14 victory over the delaware
University five here last night The
game was loosely played. but the
Tiger. had tho advantage from the
start and their lead was at no time en-
dangered.
The shooting was poor during the
frs; half. and the only field goals
scored during the period was one
which Loeb tossed in just az the
whistle blew. Loeb played the best
game for Princeton and scored the
frst IS points the Tigers made.
In foul shooting Loeb. had the ad-
vantage OF Robinson. caging IL out
Of IS. and compared 10 the latter's .
cut OF i. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
KITTENS TAKE CLOSE
GAME FROM HAGLEY RESERVES

The St Mays Kittens took a hard
fought game from Hagley Reserves In
the preliminary game TO the City
League title game
McNih, johnson and Kauss starred
for the Cats while Lloyd featured
for Hagley. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
O'Connell to Play Centre Field.

San Francisco. March SKINNY
O'Connell. San Francisco ball player
recently was sold TO the New York
Giants for S75000--the highest price
ever paid for n minor leaguer--prob-
ably Will play center field on the local
Pacific Coast League team this year
O'Connell does not report to New York
until next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
MT. VERNON REsER YES.
KITTENS.
Goals
MILFORD PLAYS BASEBALL.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Milford, March S.-The Milford High
School is whipping into shape" fits
baseball team for the coming season,
and practice work is being INDUCED in
every afternoon, when the weather will
permit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
a., -..... r...a 10
OLD SWEDE :
Totals
Epworth Defeats Union.

In the second game, Epworth broke
a tie with Union by defeating them,
% 10 Is. Both teams went on the floor
with other than their regular players,
making II hard TO determine just
which team in the Church League was
playing. Foster was high scorer for
Epworth. with five two-pointers Ro-
man played well for Union. The score
PpWORTJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
CARSON GOES INTO
TIE WITH M'kEE

Norm Carson went into a tie with
Paul Mckee for the leadership of the
state singles bowling championship
in session at McKee's alleys. by cop
ping his match from Pete Ewing last
night. Carson winning in three
straight games. The summaries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
ST. PATRICK'S HOLDS
LEAD IN LEAGUE

st. Patrick's. leaders OF the Catholic
Indoor League. remained on top Of the
heap last night, when they took the
st. Thomas outfit into camp in
series OF matches at st. Thomas Hall.
ii to IL. The summaries:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
Letters Granted.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters OF administration
on the estate or Bertha Grundwog to
Sarah J. Berman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
,PWORTH.
UNION.
Totals

Saturday night the second game of
the Church Athletic League champion
ship series will be played at the "Y. ."
McCabe and Silverbrook will. play the
preliminary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08

feated Ogden. st. I hOmas
Pinochle. DO ble-McCulln and Wick
strom. 81. Patricks defeated Richards
and DOlan st. Thomas
Quoits-st Patrick S. 81. 2I, 81. 2l, 81:
total. ,; ST. Thomas u, IA. IL, is, 20;
total. a.
Players st. patric'I $, Carlin. Brainard.
Srraag and Mcbride st Thomas. r.
Grant. Id Gecco, Geiger ]. Grant shields
and Dougherty.
Pool. Single Marco st. Thona as, de-
featcd Gallagher. st Patrick 5O-29
Pool, Doubles lianley and Gallagher. 81.
Patrick ;, defeated Aiazzeo and Frank
ST. Thomas. iOO-S5.
Euchre harrity and Mclaughlin. st
Patrick s, defeated alraven aud Nor
gan. 1T Thomas, 3 IA mes TO 2
Checkers Is enneaily, It. Patricks. de-
featel Council, 81. Thomas. games TO o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
HERCULES CAGERS WIN
OVER SWEDES' RESERVES

The Hercules cagers defeated the
Old Swedes Reserves last night at the
latter's floor. 30 to 20 McCool. Collins
and Sweeney starred. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
Here IL How IL Was Done.

cliff Garvine. one OF the fastest
forwards In this city. hit the basket for
four two-pointers and shot s out OF
- fouls Chandler. also NJ the top Of
the list Of forwards, stuck In FIVE two
pointers
BIN Greenwood. who had consider
able trouble getting the tap-off over
Wallis. accounted for five two-pointers
ana Ave from the penalty line.
Mckay. a fast boy in his shor- time
IN the game. got one field goal and
one from the foul line.
Ray. one OF Chambers second string
men. got two-pointer. While the
other men IN the lineup did not con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
GRACE

tribute 70 the scoring. they aided won
derfuliy in keeping the Swedes' score
low. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
ST. AfARY'S
MT. VERNON.
bOdlS
Field. Foul.

Referee Maxwell. Timer. Russell
Scorer, Spir Time of halves, 20 min
utes. Fouls committed; st. Marys. rs =;
Mt Vernon. 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08

Want a driver? Telephone ciassi-
fed sd.--Call 2200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08

NursututiDn--I4CVtII Tor Robinson. Field
goals Princeton. Loeb. 4 Daily s: seiden-
site <er: Delaware Keith. Williams Foul
oals-LOeb IL out Of -, Robinson, o out
Of Il. Lowell, | out Of J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08

Pinochle. Single Gin. st. Patrick's. de-
feated ogden, st homas'