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The New York herald., 1922-12-28
THE ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA I'm
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA IL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice OF Redemption of Equipment Gold
1899, 1890. 1881. 1884. 1888. 1884. and 1898
sand eight hundred dollars t$5,ssa,soo.ool
dated January % Is. H isse, between Walker D..
Hines. Director General Of Railroads.. The
Atchison. Topeka and Santn Fc Railway
New York. as Trustee.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders ot
Equipment o Gold Notes Series Of 1879 is2s 1872 1872
1884 and 1885, issued under Equipment Trust
Agreement dated January 10. 1870, betweeh
Walker ID. Hines, Director General OF Rail-
roads, The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fs
Railway Company and Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York. as Trustee, that The
Atchson, Topeka and Santa TO Railway
Company pursuant TO the terms and proVi-
sions OF the said Notes aud OF the above
mentioned Equipment Trust Asrnelnent has
1923. lthe next semi-annual interest date). at
the office OF Guaranty Trust Company %
New York. No. 40 Broadway, In the Borough
OF Manhattan, City and State OF New York.
Trustee under said Equipment Trust Agree
ment, all OF said Equipment Gold Notes.
1880 1891, 1892 1898. 1884 and 1895. issued
under said Equipment Trust Agreement, by
paying the principal amount OF said Notes
and accrued interest TO January 10. 1923, to-
gether with premium OF three CD per cent
OF the principal.
Upon presentation Of said Notes, together
with the coupons maturing said rcdemp-
tion date and all subsequent coupons at the
said office OF the said Trustee, for cancella-
tion, on or after January 10, 1873, the prin-
cipa amount of said Notes. together with the
said accrued Interest thereon TO January Is.
1928, and said premium, Will be paid 10 the
persons entitled to receive the same. Under
tho terms of said Equipment Trust Agree
ment interest upon all of said Notes will
cease on January 1J, 1923.
All Notes presented for redemption must be
negotiable in form and be accompanied by
properly executed ownership certificates as
required by the Federal Income Tax Law and
Regulations.
Dated New York, New York,
November I, 1929.
THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA TN
RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY L.. G. DEMING. Assistant Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
Average Bond Prices
Wednesday. December e,. 1922.
BONDS NEWS AND NOTES.

Fractional losses in number OF the
more important speculative rails and
broader declines in one or two indus
trial issues gave yesterdays market for
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
rather an irregular appearance. In the
great majority of cases gilt edge bonds
were firm Government issues, both
United States and foreign. showing little
change from their previous final prices.
Libertys were hardly uniform in their
movements. The tax exempt 31as were
well bought and showed gains of about
Is cents toward the finish, while, on the
other hand, the new Treasury Ans
dropped about or cents. The various
other AIS were for the most part
slightly lower. A feature Of the indus
trial group was fall of about points
in Chile Copper IS. Among the
foreign bonds Paris-Lyons-Mediter
ranean 6s were under pressure and
down more than a point. French Re-
publics were steady, about unchanged.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
PENNSYLVANIA co.
DECLARES EXTRA
90 Per Cent. Dividend to Be
Paid Out of Its Accumu-
lated Surplus.

Extra cash dividends and capital In
creases for the purpose of paying stock
dividends continued to be announced by
Industrial corporations yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Company, the cap
itaI stock of which is owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, de-
clared an extra dividend of 20 per cent,
payable out of it's accumulated surplus,
in addition to it's regular semi-annual
dividend OF per cent. The dividend
will be payable on December 80 to stock
OF record December 81.
The extra dividend paid by the Penn
sylvania Is further step in liquidating
the company which has been in progress
since 1917, when 1t relinquished the
operation as lessee of the various lines
In the Pennsylvania system west of
Pittsburgh.
The Cole Motor Car Company has de-
clsred a 100 per cent. stock dividend
payable in common stock to stockholders
of record December To-
The Pittsburgh Coal Company de-
clared a dividend Of 81 share on the
common stock. In the last quarter the
regular quarterly dividend OF / a per
cent. was passed. The regular quarterly
dividend of IA per cent. on the pre-
ferred stock also was declared. Both
dividends are payable January 20 to
stockholders of record January 8.
Stockholders of the Standard Oil Com
pany OF Indiana at a special meeting
Yesterday authorized an increase in the
capital stock from sf40.00O.000 to $780,
oO0.0O Directors will meet to-day to
consider declaring a 100 per cent. stock
dividend to stockholders of record De-
cember 2S.
Stockholders of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat have voted a stock dividend
of 100 per cent II was announced yes.
terday. Application was filed to in
crease the capital stock from s5o0,OOO
to Il non O00
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
of -
THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
DnxyEn COMPANY.

Special Meeting Of the Stockho,oers ,,2l %,
THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT amD AMI
POWER COMPANY. will be held on the lzth
day OF January, 1923. at II o'clock in the
forenoon, at the office of the company AZ
No 100 East 18th Street. In the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York. for the pur
pose of voting upon the proposition OF amend
Ing the Certificate of Incorporation OF the
company, pursuant to Section "a OF the Stock
Corporation Law, so as to permit the issu-
ance OF shares without par value and 10
ias,e shares Of common stock without nom
inai or par value in place OF the outstanding
shores OF preferred and common stock OF the
company, at the rate of two t2) shares OF
common stock without nominal or par value,
for each share of preferred and common
stock OF the par value OF 500, and TO change
the q 5o5 shs-res OF preferred stock heretofore
authorized, but unissued. 20 1910 shares OF
common stock without par value.
The books for the transfer OF stock VIII be
closed on the End day of January, 1928 at
10 o'clock noon. and reopened at 10 o'clock
a NJ, on Saturday. the 18th day Of January,
1923. .... So, -,
NfEXEnE GpCrctprN
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
Expect spurt in Business.

Distributing bankers are expecting a
squirt in the investment business after
January /. Immediately after the first
Of the year a large number OF new
issues of bonds held over from the re-
cent dull period will be released. and 1t
is expected that there will be good
market for them. Among the prospec-
tive foreign issues In this market are
the Belgian Congo loan, rumored to be
81, 600, 600, and the Dutch East Indies loan
Of approximately s25, 900, 600. An issue OF
Fleischmann Company's bonds may be
among the first of the domestic corpora
tion issues next week. and also an offer
ing of $4,000. 900 American Rolling Mills
securities
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
TO REDUCE GOOD WILL" ITEM.

At yesterdays meeting of the board OF
directors OF the General Cigar Company
It was voted to reduce the item of good
will" standing on the books of the cor
poration of $19.326.0O3 to S15.000.00O
through the transfer from surplus OF
81. .326. .003 TO the good will' account. It
is pointed out that while this is a book
keeping transaction IL serves the purpose
Of reducing the surplus of the corpora
tion so that in the event of Govern
ment tax on surplus. the portion trans
ferred will escape.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
NEW ISSUE by EASTERN MAINE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The Eastern
Maine Railroad applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day for per-
mission 10 issue s2.000.000 in capital
stock. The road intends to build a new
line from Houlton to Bangor. connect
ing with the Maine Central.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
Hobokcn Offering Made.

An issue of s395.0oO of per cent
bonds of the city of Hoboken, n. j.. is
being offered by Lamport, Barker e.
Jennings. Inc, at prices to yield from
4.40 to ABS per cent The bonds, which
are dated January 1, 1928. and due
serially 1924 to 1888. are exempt from
all Federal income taxes.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
s2,36O,OOO Rail Issue.

Dillon, Read & Co. and the National
City Company have purchased an issue
of s2.360.000 of Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company
per cent. equipment trust certificates,
series X, which we're issued under the
Philadelphia plan. These certificates
were reported to have been placed pri-
vately at prices to yield from to $40
per cent. according to maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Bonbrghi a Co. announce that Texas
Power & Light 6s Of ia2O-22 viii be ready IN
definitive form January at the Equitable
Trust Company.
Arthur e.. Sherwood is 10 be admitted IN
tho firm of Hayden, Stone G Co. effective
January I.
The Empire Trust Company has been an
pointed transfer agent OF capital stock OF
PATTERSON Broshera Tobacco Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
eAn Ancient Check on
"Thc Bank"

At the new Uptown Branch of the Bank of
"A New York and Trust Company, at Madi-
son Avenue and Sixty-third Street, is relic of
old New York worth dropping in to see.
the Bank established by his rival. Alexander
Hamilton. 1t differs from the modern check
in that the name of the bank does not appear.
1t is an order on "the Cashier of the Bank;
the name of the bank was not needed as The
Bank of New York was the only bank in the
city!
There are many other banking institutions in
the New York of today, but none is better
equipped to give careful attention to financial
business of all kinds than the Bank of New
York and Trust Company with one hundred
and thirty-nine years experience as a Bank
and ninety three years experience as a Trust
Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
Orer Railroad Issue.

Parker. Robinson G. Co. are offering a
block of Louisiana and Northwest Rail-
road Company first mortgage per cent.
gold bonds which are cue April l. 1895,
and are non-callable, yielding spproxi-
mately 7.90 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the city Of New York.

Now fOTk,. DtVtInUeF u1II' IB@<.
No,,cs IN hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the shareholders OF this bank for
the election OF Directors TO serve during the
coming year and for the transaction OF sucn
other business as may come before the meet
ing. will be held at the banking house, Mas
sAu and Pine Streets, Tuesday, January ath,
1929. between the hours OF III o'clock n M.
and fs o'clock NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
New york. Dec

New York. December 20, le22.
r-he annual meeting OF the stockholders of
tho commonwealth Bank. New York CITY,
for the election OF Directors and Inspectors
of Election for the ensuing year, and Tor
any other business proper 10 come before
sai1 meeting. win be held on Tuesday, Jan.
9th. io23, between the hours OF II O'Clock
and ~ O'Clock noon. at the Banking Room,
100 Bowery, Now York City.
wv GEORGE +. A. oLT, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
street Improvement Bonds.

Caldwell & Co. are offering a new
issue OF S225,0O0 51a street improve
ment bonds OF Lenoir. N. c.. due No
vember 1. 1924 to 1941, at a price to
yield $40 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
BIDA ASKED QUOTATIONS

n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

Special Dispatch to Tur New YORK Irrn,tp
Newy ork Herald bureau.
Ma ID. G.. 2..
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
New York cityIAn Coast Line ican Pacific
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
SWIMMING CLASSES
GROWING EACH DAY
eminine Natators Maintain
Lead in Attendance at
Local Pools.

Swimming instruction Ut the local
pools ia we'll under way and each day
sees the registration Increasing and
the attendance taking n steady rise
Tho ladies are still maintaining
lend in attendance but considering the
fact that swimming among women has
really become an art worth acquiring
this is not at all surprising. 4 more
industrious group OF pupils would bc
difficult 10 find than those who are ~
present taking tho work and that
their efforts win be rewarded seems
certain.
Monday OF tho current week reached
n high point from a number ~ those
taking instruction. 237 having been
reached in five different classes. A.
such a pare unthouRht OF figures are
bound 10 be reached. A ylsit to one
or tho pools win convince ono If tho
sincerity with which those enrolled
arc Rrasping the work. Attentive 30
the instructor az aU times and cxccut-
ing tho commands as givon should
make tho novice nm apt pupil long
before tho expired period OF instruc-
ton.
Those VINO are now gTinmers arc
Eager 80 learn advanced strokes and
tt Is not at all unusual 20 havo q
request 10 extend the period beyond
the regular time limits such is the
spirit among tho people Of tho city
iowa rds swimming u Ia not TOO late
- register and a. there classes a. nj
no local pools Il 50 a simple matter
30 secure a card which win ADM, on
! 20 any OF tho Clas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
GYM. n. j. AFFAIR WILL
Be NATIONAL EVENT
There Will be Seven Events
Under the Direction OF
Arthur MaIloy.

The annual national track and field
championships 81 the catholic Young
Mems National Union which we're dis
continued during tn" war. Will tao a
feature Of the convention Of that body.
10 ie held in this city on the dates Of
August 5 g. = g Twelve events Will
he on the program FOR the field day.
which premises To he the big athletic
event IN the East this summer.
Following IS the list ~ events: 100
yard dash. 220-yard dash. 440-yard
dash. AS0-yard dash. one mile run, =
mile run. 22O-yard low hurdles. high
jump broad jump. l6-pouud shot put
pole vault. out-uilc relay. Al con-
iestants must be bona fide members Of
the clubs holding membership IA tho
e.. Y. y. y. l.. FOR AT least four months
prior 10 the holding 81 the champion
ships
Entries have been received from
the following clubs: Nativity c. g.,
DePam \. G.. Nictrix. hirin G. NJ. a.
Shanahau e. G.. Archbishop Ryan's
{. e.. -. Joan Of Are G, 60 Enter
prise E. y. NJ. A., all OF Philadelphia.
loughIin I.yceum, o' Brooklyn;
Paulist A A.. Of New York; ST
MIchaeIs \. A.. 81. Josephs c. G..
-. Anthonys G. Y. NJ. A. 81. Johns
G. s. of Newark, y. J.
Seven events. under the able al
rection OF Arthur Malloy, director OF
athletics at the Salesianum. viii be
held for the LEGAL entrants to partici-
pate in. suitable prizes for each
event being offered. Entry blanks
will be distributed in the city during
the next few days.
The local committee IN charge of
the convention are Offering 10 the
men Of the city a combination
the field meet, smoker. river ride
and banquet, the price being So per
ticket. The tickets are on sale at
the following stores: Fennessy' 5
/ 917 Market, O'Donnell's. 301 Market;
Salesianum Eighth and West streets !;
( D!neen's, Tenth and Pine: Houck's,
Sixth and Pine; Augustus store, 200
South Head; Spruance Drug Co,
Monroe and Second. Shields. Third and
JACKSON i. a. A. herman, FOurth ana
Jackson; J. Kisieliwiski. 81 South
Harrison; McCloskey and Co.. Oak and
( Franklin; A. +, Mclaughlin. 1873
Union; Paul Steinke, Fourteenth and
I King.
A feature Of the banquet to be held
will be the presentation by the &. Y
NJ. y. L. Of Il handsome loving cup Il
the athletic association Il tn,
Salesianum Catholic High in recog
milton OF their winning the scholasti,
championship in baseball for the Stat,
Of Delaware and the remarkable show
ing made in the Catholic SChoO
League Of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
ST. STEPHENS NINE
HITTING ON HIGH
Trinity to be Opponents at Bay
nard Field This Evening;
Ramsey to Fitch.

81, STEPHENS OF the Second Division
Church League will have as their op-
moments at Raynard Field. No. 4. to-
nirht. the fast going Trinity NJ f..
team. managed by !. T. harris As
both teams are playing rin edge
article " ball large crown Is an
;icira,ed The Iiarrismen ara seekins
rcvcng. for the trpunCing that the
saints" administered them ON the last
meeting between these two teams
Buck" Ramsey, the Delaware Col
lcge twlricr. who handed neat lacinS
90 the First Central aggregation. Will
again scale the pitching peak with nus
battery mate, Jack Williams. DOING
the receiving This pair looks Ike the
hes, battery in either Of the church
Leagues and should have little dh-
ncul;y getting away with the remain
ing games on the schedule.
Monday. tho postponed game of
April 2Oth between The tail-end First
NJ. y. and the 81 stephens team viii
I've played The game scheduled for the
above date WAS stopped by "Jupe
pluvius" Ia the fourth inning with the
score - IA favor az the saints
Jerry Green. the elongated eouthpaw
artist viii twirl this game.
Tuesday July is. Bethany Will h"
the lMtheraus' opponents The Netera n
lack Nanuort Wal likely draw the
twirling assignmeut FOR the baptist
while "l.euuia' Thurpe. the diminutiNe
tuoundsman who held the Bethanyhes
1n check in ihe last frs"as between
these tesms. Will again cndcovor 10
hold them IN cheSk.
FORREST Buuth. the veteran Park
slider. who has heNn ont W the Saints
lineup FOR me past several weeks Will
again De al HIS station tonnrr"w
.,euing. and his presence will add ma
teria, strength to the l.utherans
NenuStieh,. Oh-rly and Manager I'LL
w., will round out the inheld. while
Thorpe. shaw. white. Hairsine and
llarshanau Will csvort IN the outer
2ardcn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
Eastlake Wins Gane St. Thomas Surprises Ezkton Nine
Xa&hzAd7s56ai@sEd 8&6esSHT
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, Boston and Philadelphia

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
ST. THOMAS HANDS RIKTON
NEAT LAfING

Petc CaHidy's Wilmington boys made
Elkton how last evening when they
handed tho boys from MarY1and's
"Gretna Green" beating. 20 J.
Lefty Runner, late OF tho 81
Thomas hurting staff. was on the
mound FOR Elkton. ana was touched
for four runs in tho first and orc in
tho second. lie pitched alright bali
tho rest 81 the game. but tho first
inning spoiled the game for the visi-
tors
Hawk" Hayes camo through ~ N"
first with two mon on and MT a douhl"
down the right foul line which thc
man in the right garden mIsjudged and
Hawk came all tho way home and
was credited with homer. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
81. THOMAS SHOWS Up
WELL IN PAST WEEK

The -. Thomas baseball club has
shown itself TO be one Of tho best in
dependent teams in this section by
virtue OF three straight victories in
the past week. Westinghouse was
taken into camp on Monday, Bertram
Park was given the same dose on
Tuesday and last night they defeated
the ElktOu nine, winners OF The first
half IN the Susequehanna League.
They have two games scheduled in
the Quaker City this week, with the
Stentou Field Club tonight and the
ST Baruabas On Friday. They return
here Saturday for u home game with
StentOn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
200 a.s sss -
pOCOMOkE CT
CLAYTON WINS HARD.FOTGHT
GAME FROM HARTLEY TEAM

clayton. July ~ clayton won from
Hartley on Tuesday. 3 to +. Tho game
was hard fought throughout and Il WIS
not until the seventh inning tnRt
Clayton secured "a lead by putting two
nuns ACROSS the plate and keeping the
lead through the rest Of tho game
cobb <'d at tho bat. getting tire" hits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
VICTORY BOYS WIN
OVER POLISH 4. {. TEAM

Victory Boys won Il holly contested
game from the Polish y. G. At Fourth
and Church last evening. II 10 10. The
game was featured BY the heavy hit
ting OF both teams, while neither
moundsman allowed walk during
the entire game. NJ, Motley secured
seven strikeouts. made a single. a two
Dagger, and homer. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
PRTETI PANIED RTTH
OF Or 3 TIMES

New NOrA July l5-liubert
Shucks PrueIt. " Dexter
Nv. former University OF Mis-
sOuri tw'trler. now with the 81.
LOUIS Browns. boosted his
str1He-Out record Tor the season
against Babe Ruth yesterday
when the youthful hurler famed
the oamblnO on three straight
occasions. on one % his trips ~
me p.a'e the bases were loaded.
bar stul Pru~tt shot the ball
over me pan. Pruett has faced
Ruth nlne times this ses son. and
the Bahe has whitfield no less
than seven times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
FIVE POINTS TAKES MEASURE
OF BRACh-EX TEAM, -

Five Points took the measure of
Brack-EX last evening at Five Points
: to .. Taylor and Wilkins, TWO Five
Points youngsters. formed the battery
for BraCk-EX, and both performed IN
creditable manner. Counors and
Murray starred for Five Points. Tn,
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13

Laurel. July 13.--Inurol handed
Crisfleld "A 2 TO / defeat hero yestcr-
day, Steinfelt holding tho visitors 20
three scratch hits. The home team
batted hummer hard. but brilliant
support in the pinches held the SCORE
down. Nye's hating featured. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
FRAN DEFEATS ROSE HILL.

Fraim's Dairy boys took a nice game
from Rose Hnl AT Eden Park last
night, by the score OF TO =. The
Fraim team Will line up against the
Water Department tomorrow evening
AZ Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
The score az last nights game:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
20 SwImme In Phlla. Contest.

Philadelphia, July lS.-Twenty nine
entries. including one from the Pa
cihc coast. have been received for
the national ten-milc swimming cham
pionship 10 be held Saturday in The
Delaware river between this city and
RiyertOn. y. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
SEVENTH WARD.
FAsTT.AKE

SCORE ny INNI%GS
Seventh Ward . q I
Fagtlake - K
summary Hits. or Whitoman. ;
Thompson. T. Home run. McCullin
Struck out Whitemau. z Thompson.
stolen bases. Lumhcrg NcCulin. straw
bridge Sacrifice flies Greenwood Base
on balls Whiteman. Z. mpire. Rickerts
In a lposly played game ~ Edge
Moor. tho home team carried Of the
houOrs from Defiance r 10 Z. Edge
Moor landed on the delivery ~ Don
oyan and r Clarke FOR seven hits.
-. Strawbridge and Long each getting
pair The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
Westminster Wants Game.

Westminster would Ike 20 arrange
u game for Friday evening with any
cam from sixteen TO eighteen years
70 he played at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets. Call Harvey Colt at
l7s3J between 6 and $40 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
PARkSIDF BEAT NEW CASTLE.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. July l3.--I.ast evening
Al battery Park. the Parkside base
bal! team OF Wilmington defeated the
New Castle team by the close score OF
10 in seven-inning contest. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE,
Results YESTERDAY,

At Parksley Salisbury, 4; Parksley.
;.
AT Cambridge--Cambridgc. .: POGO
moke, /.
At Laurel-IAurel, .; Crisneld, /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
bRANDYW|NE GIRLS
SURPRISE BAYNARD
Close and Exciting Game at
Baynard Field; Long Drives
Feature.

NIaIlu! w ne BlIIf
The Brandywine girls team nOsed
out the BaYnard girls last night in a
close and exciting game At Baynard
Field. 9-S. The work Of Miss Gilbert.
Miss Russo. Mrs. Talley. Mrs. Ludlow
nd the Mclaughlin sisters was Of big
league style for the Brandywine girls.
while Miss Hitch. Mrs. lettering II on
and Miss Sharpness eatured for Bay
nard Miss PIT and Mics ). McLaugh-
lin drove Uut triples. while Miss Sharp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
srANDfNG OF TILE cLrns


Pop" Miiler's Eastlakers sent
Seventh Ward down 20 defeat al
Twenty and Market last even
ing in tho city Lsasue game. 70 i.
Seventh Ward outhit tho Miller
crew 8 20 3. hut Thompson managed
to keep the chicks" bungles we'll
scattered. McCullin for seventh
Ward and IIOpeweli and Stcrndalo
cxceilcd IN fielding. The score.