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snecfaIist vas assisted sin8his ex-
animal Ions by local octors:
Property Sold
Otho%Bowmans has sold his prop
ertv,,3 IN Mill street to- Mr.. and Mrs.
Era Keener. The Bowman family
retained possession of the property
Until the first Of october by which
time they expetc to find ~ new.
residence in the High Lawns adj
dition
The building owned by the Trac-
ton company at the Rivesvi1le
rebuilt, has been leased by Mr..
and Mrs Rannfe Merrill Tie Up
per floor will be occupied as q
dwelling, while Mr.. Merrill ex-
poets to use the ground floor as =
mercantile establishment.
Personals
Mrs William Thompson and
niece, Miss Nettie Hawkins. have
returned from. Baltimore where the
latter underwent treatment for
the removal of a nasal obstruc-
ton They also spent few days
in Washingto
Nj. and Mrs. Carter O'Dell who
had been living in apartments in
llis - Il 49, nronertv and noyed
Joseph Hood propet ny s ara lnov ,,,a
TO tnelr ne" 49, 2 - y = :
Week; n,,;,;n 40 = a,,n1.v
is5, " a a,e,, inta,s 49, =
ed a. Eieiains 81 J Nth = o,,,.s
spend tne n -
folks. raao,, - !. !,
Mrs = aUes n,en a n,it1,
peen spsnuins Jo,,it 80 &c. "a ,,,rn "a
her. parenes a. III n stroe+
70 her iIo,ne ~ - 80 e I'm 80,
JONI Jon l, Eu !; p 1hiIe snr,ar;na
tMrs. ? :; natipp -. ~
from in1ectloh saussh ~ ~ .
cess On MS ,ioMe w w go 80
MT: ana Mrs :, : = ~ - r,os 80. and
dau tne taIsa 80 dinna-
Arl1ne were eLl.si 80 NJ = "a
guests = - nonie THa.ar,+
~ rs \. y. Ani ,,s, ~ . nus Ah aIat. .
ttast SUNDAY r,n wy n srt = S,in,
ilteniosi ? - 9
day afternoon. - -,
MIS-. 1narles s. u ~ ~ an Sil..
dren maze returheu ~ .no ,,;., ,io 80
az N1nI.eld alle1 y, y, - -
formers parents parents " a 49, - : .
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which is tos Be bun L onsS the local
school building
Mr. and Mrs Ebert Arnett and a! -
mile son and Miss Anna Arnett
were entertained as dinner guests
al the nome OF DR.. and MIS- Mt g VIII VII
Google Tuesday. Il 4,
Mrs Maui s1os. and children
are home from a visit wi tn 4 r ella
tives on Pharoahs Run
Il VI Mrs Rex Michael hes Nst E,llc 1!Ee1
home from visit with her pa
rents. Mr. 2. and Mrs E q MOTIFS -.rr s.
on Minister'S Run 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. James kersh ,71:1 :!
are home from a weeks visit ':l:' at
Radcliffe Station 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okeys " yea ac g
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ITO be brief, Mr.. Zorn, a young
lady Of eighteen who lives with her
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Miles saw nothing Of Scottie
until they met III the servants din
ing room when the latter muttered:
n Come to my room. lad, when
you're free. I've a curious bit of
news for you"
Continued in Our Next issue)
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is in love with her for hie presence
elsewhere has been established"
t.What can be the meaning of
her reference to a tattooed arm?"
when we have learned that,
Mr.. Wel1s,' responded Miles. we
will be on our way toward dispell-
ing the nightmare Of grotesque hor-
ror which hangs over the Drake
family. Our young client has
stumbled upon the path to the
truth
CHAPTER XXI
The result of "a brief conference
was that Sergeant Miles should en-
gage a friend, Zorn, a private de-
ance Of Patricia This would enable
Miles to remain at Brooklea in his
capacity of houseman and. unknown
to Hobart, keep in touch with Pat
ricia's disappearance.
Before Zorn arrives, Mr., Wells,'
remarked Miles, II wish you would
tell me something about the early
history Of the family. What was
the original sum which each of
them inherited? From whence did
it Gomez"
From a distant cousin Of their,
mother in England. He had owned
or been Interested in a South Afri-
can diamond mine, if I remember
correctly, and died leaving no other
heirs. was not the attorney for
the family at the time but later
when Hobart and then Jerusha
placed portions Of their Inheritance
in my hands for Investment, 1
learned that they had never seen
this cousin but had kept up a de-
sultory sort of correspondence with
him since their mothers death and
do not know whether they all
shared alike under his will or not. !.
But what has all this to do with
the test you propose making? What
has5ir to do with Patric1a's warning
about a tattooed arm?"
Miles was saved the necessity of
a reply by the entrance Of the SER
want who announced Mr.. David
Zorn.s The latter proved to be a
fair-haired Immediately alfred
young man with an expression OF
polite boredom in his sleepy blue
eyes.
Sorry I could not get here be-
fore, Sergeant. You mentioned "a
er-little proposition over the
phone"
ITO be brief, Mr.. Zorn. young
lady Of eighteen who lives with her
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;Swiahaers and Hood Phil
we're Mediterranean as sunday VS.
sitors at IA home OF Mr. and Nra
e. s. Philips IN High Lawns
wills Broo,xoYer o1 Baxters wasS
the guest OF hts brother. ClydH
sBrookover. yesterday 3
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,BEGInasHERE TO-DAY


What horrible and mysterious
apowera was forcing the three
sSE1rakeM brothers, 5j "A
Wall Street broker. y
sSROGER,,Eemfnent scientist, and
ANDREW. recently returned,f from
S Anstralia, to place Themselves
ri diculouss situations? Some
poWerHhad forced Hobart to
eliYerSa mock address in the
pubHc$square.SR Roger to bur-
tesqueEa&scien emit fic address and
\ ANDREW to II sit on the parlor
1oor and play with toys. The
;three#Sappear .terror-stricken
and #Without9their knowledge
R1CIA#DRAKE, daughter OF
Hobart secures
MILES, detective sergeant
ssas an d#hisg co Ieague. n
sSCOTTIES to inyesti-
ga e.S les is employed as a
shoIseman and Scottie as gar
Ten I'd: flowing a series Of
sbS ssInysteriou ssevents, Patricia sud
gdenl sdisappears-----an event
which ft1es8cannot understand
as hesand Patricia were in each
other,sg confide POSSIBLY the
tempt OF her spinster aunt,
lESsMISSsJ ERUSHAsD to break
sSa love affair with
%RICHARD EIkEMP, has been the
cause. Miles is suddenly sum
mpnedS byHobard Drake.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
Captain A. H. Hardy

Captain A. H. Hardy, OF
Denver, known to every
sportsman who uses a gun, will
be feature attraction for our
coming Stampede.
His marvellous feats of
Workmanship will be perform
ed twice daily, once in front of
the Grand Stand where he will
outline the profile of any char
acter the crowd suggests on
painted steel, as an artist
does with his brush, only Capt.
Hardy will use a rifle instead.
On account of this seemingly
impossible stunt Capt. Hardy
has been dubbed the Powder
and Lead Artist"
Captain Hardy holds many
worlds records with rifle and
revolver for quick and &C
curate shooting. For the past
twenty years he has represent
ed The Peters Cartridge Co.,
shooting in practically every
large city in the United States.
Just recently his shooting
act was a feature together
with Tom Mix, famous movie
star, on the program at the
days of 40" show given at
Sacramento, California, and
later at San Francisco for the
Shriners Golden Jubilee.
The dexterity required to
shoot the outline of various
characters easily recognized
by the crowd. is only appre-
ciated when you stop to con-
slider that very few can do the
trick with u pencil.
From a speeding automo-
bile which will travel at a 40
mile clip around the race track
he will break composition balls
with an ease attained by no
other living marksman.
Captain Hardy is a member
of the Denver revolver team
which has won both military
and civilian championships Of
the United States with worlds
records.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
FARM BUREAU 10 HAVE
FLOAT IN PARADE

The Farm Bursau Il preparing to
make an agricultural exhibit in the
Stampede parade this year. In pre-
vious years tAis has bssu done by
individuals. but this year the Bureau
decided to take the matter up and
make the necessary arrangements
for the display.
The Advisory Board OF the Farm
Bureau has the matter under con-
sideration. and viii probably meet
with Secretary vails 70 complete the
arrangements this week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
Mr.. and Mrs.. ". e. Lewis. Nj

Mr.. and Mrs. ". e. Lewis. Miss
Carrie Lewis and Harry Lewis OF
Denver. and former residents OF this
city, were guests In the L. r. Price
home last week. making the trip in
their car. and leaving for the west
ern slope Friday. While they were
here the two families. and Miss
Marian Edman spent six days In the
Brunnemer cabin. above Wright's
ranch.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
PRIZES FOR STAMPEDE
WINNERS ARE HERE

Prizes that are to be awarded the
winners at the stampsds are begin
ming to arrive. The saddle, offered
by The News-Times, the silver
mounted bride to be given by the
Kansas City Stock Yards. and the
SIS chaps offered by the San Luis
Central Railway company. are here
and on exhibition At the Commercial
Club rooms.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Monte Vista and Alamosa Boy
Scouts will compete in q track meet
Saturday afternoon. July .. at the
Stampede grounds. An Interesting
meet is anticipated ~ = number OF
different events are scheduled.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
WANTED

Thirty head cows and calves
for use At The Monke Vista
Stampede August :, >, and 4.
Calves to b used ealy for rop-
ing. Ownss 70 deliver same
At the grounds and remove
after show is over. Please
submit bids to D. G. Vails,
socrotary.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. @. 8. Asay and fam.
lily drove to Pagosa Springs satur.
day. where they expected to visi,
until after the Fourth with Mr..
Asay's sister. C. C. Mellon had
charge of the furniture store during
their absence.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
Mrs.. z. n: Rawlings returned FRI
day from 4 months visit with rel
atives in shelbyville, Ill.

The D. Z R. q. train was later
than usual Tuesday morning. arrive
ing at about 1900 o'clock. the de-
lay having been caused by engine
trouble. They were late In leaving
Pueblo. and lost more time At Ala
mosa. making in all practically three
hours delay.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John BurSett and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burgett. Mrs. Stella Merchant, Mrs.
Clemmons, Of Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Fassstt. Mrs. Fassett. Miss
Fassett and Miss Silsby made .
party driving to Twin Bridges Tues
day for the days outing.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07
BRUNk's COMEDIANS
COMING TO STAMPEDE

Brunk's Comedians will be In
Monte Vista during the Stampede
this year. when they will put on
their tent show, which is known to
be one OF the best shows on the
road.
This company was here two years
ago. and made good. so they will
be welcomed by those who remem-
ber them. Their tent will be put
up In town. and they will furnish
both dramatic and vaudeville attrac-
tions, with some free out door
vaudeville stunts. They have 4
band with them that will give some
out door concerts. for the entertain.
ment Of the public.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mrs. J. p. veerkamp recently &C.
Quired 4 German Police dog from
the Kennels east Of Alamosa. He
IL three months old and registered.
a handsome specimen OF his kind.
which IL said to be q descendant Of
the Siberian wolf and Shepherd
dog.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Simmons Jersey Dairy will carry
home grown vegetables and straw
berries. Orders will be filled daily
when received the day before. Phone
523Fl2.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ". H.. Barley are
the psrents Of son. born Tuesday,
July Z. In the Del Norts sanitarium.
Mother and babe are both doing
nicely. Seversl patriotic names have
been selected for the young man,
and the nurses call him "Sammy."
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mrs. A. c. V. Skinner and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret, left Saturday.
July l. for . sojOurn with Mrs.
Skinner's folks in Decatur. Mich
isan. They will be gone for some
time.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Tennis Miner are
the parents Of daughter. born
Sunday, July :.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Matthias are
the parents Of son born. Monday.
July :.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Mrs. Horace Wheeler. Of Denver.
arrived Tuesday morning to spend
two or three weeks with her sister.
Mrs. z. c. Eagle. Mrs. Eagle IL
among the number who are attend
ing the teachers institute at Del
Norte this week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nadiua. Saturday. July l. . boy.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

$500 worth Of Hosiery for $500.
$500 pair of Shoes for $500.
$500 pair Shoes for $6.lS.
READY.T0-WEAR
$4.00 Waist for $500.
$1,000 Waist for 1927.
$500 Sweater for $6.l8.
$4.00 Gingham Dress for $500.
Two $500 Aprons for $500.
Underwear-Silk, Nuslin and Knitted.
$4.00 worth for $500.
$1,000 Ladies' Suits for $l6.45.
$500 Skirt for $500.
$1,000 Organdis Dress for $l2.36.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
81 yards Curtain Material for $500.
&4.00 Rug for $500.
$4,000 Rug for 5000.
$1,000 Hnolsum for $l6.l6.
$4,000 Highest Quality Furniture, $50. 90.
$4,000 Highest Quality Furniture, SlS.SS.
$4,000 Highest Quality Furniture. ST. .9k.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-07

There ere very few :ersons "a
Little Rock. Arr, who have noe
come 10 contact with this very sue.
eessfuI woman. She i Nra. Beua
3; Sterling, who sow At 81 years
OF age has just completed fifty con.
secutive years Of teaching Ia the
public schools there. She started
IN lNZ. II 10 estimated 5000 pupiis
have been in her classes.
Evening star., 1922-01-07
WANTED SITUATIONS

WANTEU|SITUA
FEMALE DOMEsITC-Continu
VAN IN fraternity. or cook in private family.
1924 l. st. NV.
REJJARI,E WOMAN, with reference, ior
chambermaid, waitress or COOK IN smalt II"
ily. Cali 900 r st. NV, Mrs. hawIlnes.
SOITTHERN GIRL, colored. wants place gen, gen,
erai housework; no washing; stay nights. l7oo
u st. NV.
WASHING 10 take home. 2207 18th st. NV.
Call n 2O02-W.
WASHING-Home or out. 2l9 18th st. Sc:
WOMAN, single. colored. wants general ~ora
reliable; stay nights. Gall 1871 llth 81. NV: ;
WOMAN for day work, clean or washing. !, a,o2
O st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-01-07
WANTED-HELP

At I,AST IT HAS ARRIvED-That comolna-
tion disability and savings policy: cash sur,
sender and extended insurance values, aIter 4.h
-a. sometbin9 new in casualty insurance.
Agents wanted Fine side line for i've men;
Geo. c. Donohoe. Jordan bldg, 1901 Y 81. NV. :
LIVE. energetic. clean men to sell IRE r. lnsur-
ance in amounts from 500 to $loo,oU e.,
CeNent company; liberal commission Also .
.cod heaIth and accident insurance men. Best
up.to-date policies; clean and square company
nnusual contract. See Mr.. Donohoe, JORDAN
bldg 1901 at. NV.
SOLICITORS for fire and automobile insurance.
panies; applicant must be live wire see MI.
i1onehoe. Jordan bldg. 1901 G st. NV.
------ g n ESN6EIN
Evening star., 1922-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PERSONAL

A: s. SMALL OF TAKOMA PARK. MD:
who answered personal to Box 2D6.K and
wishes to I'LL ad.. call Linc. 2131. Ask Tor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

suspense that runs taut through the
story Of THE Face In tho Fog" tho
spectator OF the photoplay which ~
playing at the Queen Theatre In held
absorbed through tho entire perfor-
mance. Tho picture 10 presented by n
cast OF players that represent the best
ability on both stage and screen. Lionel
barrymore and Scene owen have the
principal roles. In addition there are
Lowell Sherman. Mary MacLsren
Gustav Won seyrertitz. Louis VOL
helm. Mscey Harlan and Joe King.
~Pnrted Curtains nt the Majestic.
A fine sense OF understanding and
sympathy marked the portrnyai-- %
/ Henry B. Walthali and Mary Alder
/ in Parted Curtains" the feature
which opened an engagement yostor
day at the Majestic Theatre. The initia
presentation also revealed the equally
fine development that IN still Mr.
Wnithall's and that Is making Mis-
Alden one ~ tho bes. portrayers o
character roles on tho screen. Society
condemns n man who makes n mistake
and Joe Jenkins made his mistake b,
trusting "A friend with part Of hi
clubs funds. In other words n deceit
ful friend In TO blame for the servtud'
Of seven years that JOo was compelle'
/ IN por-ye
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Turkey League Games Attract Ouer
Two Hundred Young Men and Boys

Over 200 young men and boys are
represented on IS teams In the Turkey
League. which II being conducted at
the Y. n. c. A. Tho Turkey League
IN an athletic league OF which basket
ball - ono Of the main features. The
league derives Ns name from the
turkey banquet which Is given at the
close OF the season in homer Of the
winners.
The league just completed its third
week OF gamcs and from all indica-
tions thsrs Ia going TO be a great bat
tie for first honors individually as well
as for team honors. At the presen,
time Franklin Holt. captain OF the
Yankees. and a younger junior. and c.
Gia1ar Of the young mems class, lead
the field In the individual point score
with a total Of so points. Robert Girls
void OF the Annapolis team, the older
Junior class, Is close second and
trails young Holt and Glazar by only
two points. G. Lawrence. nptain oi
the Indians, is next with 16 points.
Other boys who are In the running
and will make tho leaders step lively
to hold their positions. are:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
SCHOOL MEETING
AT NEW CASTLE
Continued from page Is.

Continued from page Is.
well. Martha Harrington
FRS, Grade-James Cannon. George
Ford. Leslie Long. Clarence Noyso,
Jack Rogera, Roland Reeener. Richard
SnAvely. Thomas Tobin. Charles
Williams. Dorothy Beck. Madeline
Haines. verna Leib. Alice Mckn,tt.
Mary Regener. Mary Mccain.
No. School-Nora Payton. Anna
Dvoretslty. kRussel clmino. Jennie
Megginson. Annie Anderson. Nathanie.
Biddle. Eben Alfree. Elio Cori. Alvin
Tuition. Gilbert Wilhelme. John Pres
ton. Ruby Dvoretsky. Bertha George
Grace George. Wanda Pane, Minnie
Wilhelm. William Billings.
Williams Street Schooi-Gertrude
Butler. Florence Green. Ruth Lolly
Margaret Harris. Ardelia Henry. Vio.a
Brown. Willard Kinslow. Robert Roy
James Coleman. Edward Brown, Jane.
Thompson, Charles Brown. Alfred Roy
/ Francis Roy.
Ivory Pyorlin. Brdgewater.-Adv
Home made pies for sale at all time
/ az C9ymers store, Second and Har
mony streets--Adv.
Mems Sport Coats. s. and IS -Biggs
Mems and Boys Sweaters. Biggs
Mems Bath Robes. Biggs.
Jewelry and Jewelry. Bridgewatei
| ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
LETTERS AWARDED
TO j. OF D. GR|DOERS
Swarthmore on Football Sched-
uIe for Next Fall: Numerals
to Freshmen and Sophs.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. s-At a meeting OF
the Athletic Council Of the University
os Delaware last night, on recon-
uendaton OF Coach McAvoy. the fol-
lowing were awarded their letter fOr
work in football: Captain Williams.
Elliott. Mcdonald, Price. Magaw~
McKelvie. Gofflgan. Cole. Akin. Don
aidson. Cherpak, Lynch. Boyce. Sock"
Jackson. Kramer, Weggenmann and
Manager Murphy.
The letter men viii likely meet early
next week and elect a captain FOR next
year. Captain Williams has another
year in college and others talked of
for the captaincy include Akin, Elliott,
Price and Magaw.
The following Freshmen and Sopho-
rnores. who took part in the annual
class game were awarded numerals:
Freshmen-Carlon, butcher. Han
son, l.. Jones. Davis. LiveTmose. Bax-
ter, Eyre, Messick. Carroll. Collision
Mannix. Pikus Monigle Patterson.
Maxwell. Torbert, IAdd and Manager
Grant.
Soph bison, p. A. Green
Neide. Hunt. Hoffecker. II. L France
| Il. Davis. Aiinillen. MacMNTay. Reitz-
es. Pikus. Rinard. Ickler. Leach
Kirk. J. Lank. Seitz and Manager
/ MuhHg.
The football schedule for mex, year
was discussed. but there remains TWO
dates 20 be filed, there being games
pending for those dates. Dickinson
will probably be played the last game
Of the season again, at Wilmington
Games have been scheduled with 81
JOseph's College. Muhlenberg, Citl
College OF Ney York. Haverford. Gal
laudet, Stevens and Dickinson, VIII
games pending with william AM
Mary and Swarthmore.
Four additional baseball game
making a total OF II 10 date, were ap
, proved by the Council. These game
are with Iehigh. at Bethlehem, Apr
} q; Swarthmore at Swarthmore, Ma
Z; Western Maryland. At Newark
May ~, and Navy. at Annapolis. Ma
: &c A dual track meet with New Yor
University was also approved.
The Council gave consent for IN
) freshmen 20 organize a basketba
team and play three games at HON
3 and three away. Gray Carter. forme
2 star forward. will assist in coachin
! them.
Coach McAvoy gave the bssketba
o men a talk on the change in the Gag
rules in the gym" yesterday after
4 noon. Basketball practice viii
2 started early next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
MUCH INTEREST IN
FORT DU PONT-DEF|ANCE
Harlan Field to be Scene Of
Real Battle When Rivals
Meet Tomorrow.

The curtain OF local football VIII
probably be drawn tomorrow after
noon when the pride Of Wilmington.
the Defiance Bulldogs. Will clash with
the crack Fort du Pont eleven. run
ners-up in the Second Area football
elimination series The game will be
played at Harlan Field. the kickoff
being scheduled for go O'Clock.
The Rig fort team viii arrive IN
Wilmington greatly strengthened for
thelr srapple with tho Bulldogs. After
a conference with Manager shannon
OF Defiance last night. Manager fftz-
patrick OF the fort announced that
both Hummer and Bfrdo OF last
years tram will play with mo Della
ware City team m tnmorrow's game.
Local fans win remembsr tho Abovc
patr as being practically the backbone
OF las. years team. Hummeal. e.
peciaily 10 an outstanding fiRura his
savage line plungins ranking him as
one OF the best backre.d men In the
State las. year. Hrmmeil was alsc
the unanimous choice OF many a. a
halfhack on the mythical AnDelawars
/ team. Should he appear against ths
| Bulldogs IL looks as though their for
wards VIII have the.r hands full al
! afternoon.
+. The Tenth warders are In excellent
shape FOR big battle The entir'
squad VIII be on hand 10 show th'
fans they are the ranking team on tn
gridiron on Delaware soil. The onll
players IN doubt are Lowell and Car
roll
The formers leg has not Responded
50 well 20 treatment. but Il Is pos
fsible he may start the game at quar-
terback. IL not. Captain Quinn o
Gillespie Will shout out the.r signals
Carroll viii probably be out the res
of the season. as the injury % hi
ankle IL more severe than was frs
thought. The rest OF the squad
intact and Coach Charley Welsh an
his squad are hoping for the best o.
the eve OF the game.
II Is likely that the biggest crow
OF the season Will journey over tn
bridge 70 witness the fracas. Tn
crowd will have militaris,ic touc
when practically the entire barrack
OF Fort du Pont. aided by the crac
: First Engineers Band. VIII be in WI
mington 20 urge theS team TO victor,
Many fans viii also take advan tag
OF the final opportunity Of witnessin