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Evening journal., 1922-04-04

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Evening journal., 1922-04-04
ONE TREATMENT
VITALIZES

Even one treatment has bene-
fetal effects The patient invariably
feels much better after even one
treatment. II exhilarates,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
BERRY WORKS OUT
WITH DELAWARE TEAM
Mcdonald and Elliott Drilled in
Kicking; Cherpak Showing
Up Well.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Eveplng.
Newark, Oct. 1S.-''Nig" Berry, for
mer Penn star, spent another after
noon yesterday drilling several OF the
University OF Delaware football squad
in punting on Frazer Field. This was
the second day that Berry has spent
drilling the Delaware kickers in the
art OF punting. He worked yesterday
mostly with Mcdonald and Elliott. al
though both are on the injured list.
Elliott was In uniform, but his In
fected arm Is in such condition that Il
will probably be some days before he
can do any hard work. such as scrm-
maging. Berry also coached Cherpak
the young freshman quarterback, In
catching punts and was greatly pleas
ed with the general work OF the speedy
little quarter. Cherpak caught Ell
| llott's and McDonalds punts for prob
ably 20 minutes without 'fumbling but
one or two.
| Jackson, who has a couple OF frac-
| tured ribs, has not returned to prac-
tice. but will probably be in uniform
| today or tomorrow.
| Coach McAvoy put the Varsity
scrubs and third team through a hard
signal practice. but there was nc
scrimmage. There will probably bt
a scrimmage this afternoon. Tomorrow
will end the practice this week, as
the squad leaves for Rhode Island or
Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
ONLY FREE TREE DYING.

Athens, Ga. Oct. 1S.-The only tree
In the world that owns itself Is dying.
1t Is a great white oak. standing at
the corner OF Dearing and Finley
streets in this city. A margle slab at
the base bears this inscription:
For. and IN consideration OF the
great love l bear this tree, and In a
great desire that this tree be protect
ed for all time. l convey to said oak
tree entire possession of itself, and all
land within eight feet of 1t on all
sides"
This inscription. cut In marble, Is
signed by William H. Jackson, who
was the father OF the late Chief JUS
tice James Jackson of the Supreme
Court OF Georgia. William H Jackson
also executed a deed and filed 1t with
due formality. making the tree owner
of itself and OF the ground Immediately
surrounding it.
The tree is OF great age and decay
now has set in. The question OF who
VIII come into possession Of the plot
OF earth to which the ancient oak
holds a legal title II It has TO be cut
down Is troubling officials. In the
deed making the tree owner of it.
self. William II, Jackson included nc
provision as 10 what would happen il
the tree died.
For more than three quarters of .
century now the tree has been free,
holder, owning in fee simple the sol
whore II took root
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
MRS. WARNER URGES
WOMEN TO REGISTER
Saturday Will be Last Opportu-
nifty to Qualify Before
Election Day.

Mrs. A. d. Warner. president of the
Delaware League OF Women Voters.
has urged all the women Of the state
TO register on Saturday, the last day
before the election. She said IN pant :
Since the opportunity has been
granted by the Federal Government
for the women OF this nation TO share
in the duties of citizenship, It Is
vitally important for us to manifest
our voting privileges and as patriotic
women perform this sacred service at
the next election on November :.
True patriotism is serving our
country at all times, not only when
the horrors OF war are destroying our
homes and devastating the land. but
every day when we have the chance
TO help build up our commonwealth
in the protection OF our children. orr
homes and our nation.
"On Saturday October 81. will be
the last opportunity for registration
which will qualify US TO exercise oui
right OF franchise. Let US not mis-:
this chance for us to contribute oul
part more efficiently in helping Il
| choose the men who will become tn.
lawmakers for our State and ma
ton. We want to vote for men o
ability. honor. public spirit, liberia
in mind to the great human and edu
cauonal issues and needs OF the day
For men who will stand for the en-
forcement OF the law and will sup
port the vital question which tn
platforms OF the parties have adopted
y
these laws affect the homo and com
munity and fail not to meet this su
preme call to duty. Let US not forge
that we stand for peace. for protec
ton. for childhood, for law and order
For construction and not destruc
ton.
III you are not already registered
notice the date. Saturday. October 2.
and thus perform righteous ser
vice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
FRIENDS SCHOOL TO
PLAY PENN CHARTER
Opening Battle of Friends Soc-
Ger League to Take Place
Tomorrow.

Wilmington Friends School will play
It's first Friends League soccer game
tomorrow afternoon. at Tower It'll.
Penn Charter, the opponents. will kick
off at $50.
Last season Charter and tho local
Quakers drew for second place in the
league. Germantown Friends cap
tured the cup. This year. however.
Charter is regarded as much stronger
than Germantown. and the champion
ship of the league will probably be
won by either Wilmington Friends OF
Charter. Since the first game Is on
the formers field. the advantage
should be with them.
There Is uncertainty. however. The
local line is causing great trouble, and
needs a thorough revision.
Coach Bucknell has tried Coy a
center. but this leaves a weakness a
| left end. The personnel of the lin,
| for tomorrows contest Is doubtful.
The backfleld. however. Is definitely
decided. Wardenburg will play goal
| Pyle and Hillegas. fullbacks. ant
Spruance. Captain Hill. and Walker
| halves. Little Improvement can b.
made over any of these. since the!
are all veteran men OF two and thre
seasons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
FORMED LAST NIGHT
Business and Professional Men
Oct Together for Develop
ment of Sport.

A number OF men met at tho Cham
ber OF Commerce last evening and dis
cussed the formation OF the Whining
ton Athletic Association. composed OF
business and professional men. They
discussed plans for the season.
The new association will attempt TO
promote sports on a more elaborate
program than has ever been attempted
before. About 80 men attended last
nights meeting.
James Il. Stein has been selected as
chairman. Irwin Snelfenberg will act
as treasurer. and II. /. Bell was ap-
pointed secretary. These officers are
only temporary. and will preside until
the next meeting. which will be held
n, the Manufacturers Association
headquarters 4 West Ninth street
October 81.
The committees appointed on mem
bership and bylaws are as follows:
Membership. Nathaniel Williams
chairman; Lew d. Cohen and william
B.. Cola; constitution and bylaws
James T. Godfrey. chairman; Herber
II. Ward. Jr.. and John Y. Cooper.
Lew Cohen has been working hare
the last few days in the interest OF tn,
new association. and at last night
meeting, he presented list OF Isl
signatures Of men who had s,gnifie,
their intention Of Joining the club. In
cluded in the list are business ant
professional men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
STREET RUN At NEW
| CASTLE NEXT MONTH
Cups and Medals for Winners in
Annual Thanksgiving
Event.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Oct. 1S.-Iast evening
the mayors committee held a meeting
and perfected plans for the second
annual Thanksgiving street run. The
officers who will have charge OF the
affair are: Mayor w. Leslie Cramer,
starter; Howard l.. Wiihelme, I'D
ward II. Naylor. Harry ]. Cable
Charles s. Fleming and John r.
Lambson. judges; DR.. Lewis Booker
and Jesse A. Mckay, timekeepers;
James J. McDevitt. clerk OF the course
Hugh McCaughan. announcer. The
prizes to be awarded will be loving
cups for first, second and third places ;
a silver medal for fourth place and a
bronze medal for fifth place.
| The course will cover a three-mile
| route as follows Beginning at the
mayors Office to Delaware, to Fifth,
to South. to Sixth. to Delaware, to
East Fifth. to Harmony, to Fourth, to
| Wilmington road. to Chestnut, TO Sec
ond, to Delaware, TO starting point.
The contest is open to all persons and
| their names should be filed by Novem-
ber 25. The contestants are requested
to meet in the mayors office at Q
o'clock on the morning of the run
Tags will be sold in order to help de-
fray expenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD
WORKING OUT WELL
Gray Carter Puts Some Pep
Into Scrubs and They Tear
Up Varsity

Yenterday the UIghIets went into
extensive drilling for tho Z. !. ID.
game, under tho guidance of Coaches
Ashton. Foulk and Gray Carter. Car
ter is great fovorite in the local
scholastic circle as well an the uni
verslty OF Delaware. He was a four
letter man and was considered the
beet catcher on the Cherry and White
nine. At Delaware no shope in nearly
all sports, baseball and basketball in
particular.
Tho wooden way combination OF
Gray and "Bess" Carter, Alexander.
et al. filled many Of their opponents
with fear. In baseball tho local fans
win rMnember him es the University
OF Delaware player who beat Penn q
few years ago with n Ruthian wallop
| for tho circuit.
Yesterday Carter proved he knows
few things about tho gridiron 20 the
candidates. Flo presented much nd
vice and offered many suggestions 10
| tho players in regard to blocking.
tackling, crouching. running and
catching punts. In scrimmage no had
charge of the scrubs and his coaching
was Astonishing. When the first half
was over, although the Varsity had
made three first downs 20 tho scrubs
| one. the latter outclasssd the "A" men
in all around playing. Encouraged by
| Carter. tho scrubs tore the Varsity
plays 10 pieces and threw the "A" men
for several losses II tho Higblets
could secure Carter's servicos for a
| week, II not longer, along with Coach
es Ashton and Foulk. 100 per cent
Improvement could be noted, judging
from yesterdays results
The scrimmaRe was "a regular mid
season game. tho Varsity coming on,
on tho long end, 1910. In the frs,
half. Herb White shot n 25-yard pass
TO Clover, who ran 10 yards for the
first touchdown. White booted the
goal. using placement kick.
In the second hals Herb hit tbs
line and buried the pigskin behind the
goal line for tho second tally. White
again heaved forward TO "Diz'
Johnson. who chaked up tho lag
touchdown. Tho "a" Highlets usec
: but four forwards apd two OF thes.
were successful. gaining about 81
yards.
Jerry" Dawson. when seen yester
day. said that he VIII don the foot
ball suit again. He Is doing so at hi
own risk. but in doing so Dawson &
showing n fine spirit and Il the res
OF the team get 1nstir1ed with th,
Same pep" It's all of with the locals
opponents. Norm White expects to b,
= In the rnoleskins in couple OF weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
SH|PLEY WILL LEAD
THE SALISBURY NINE
Eastern Shore Team Plans
Early for Next Seasons
Activities.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
manager OF the Martinsburg club OF
the Blue Ridge League the past sea-
son. has been signed up 10 manage
the White Clouds" OF Salisbury. Md,
in the Eastern Shore League the
coming season. Shipley comes TO the
Eastern Shore League with the finest
recommendations, and will receive the
support OF all the fans down this
peninsula. AT a conference between
Shipley and officials OF the Salisbury
club. some Of the plans for next sea-
son were discussed and arrangements
concluded for the playing season OF
1925.
Shipley is we'll known In sporting
circles OF the Eastern Shore and Del
aware. having been coach at Delaware
College and College Park. Nd. He is
coaching at the latter place again this
season. and Is working In shape the
football eleven at that institution. II
is said that Shipley was des!rous of
playing ball on the Eastern Shore
next season. and after the closing of
the Blue Ridge season the officials OF
the Salisbury club got busy after the
services OF the winning Blue Ridge
manager. with the result that Sails
bury next season will have the ser
vices of one OF the stars OF baseball
OF President Jamison's circuit
II 70 understood that he already has
several good players kned up for mex
season and that he will carry to Sails
bury with him several stars who have
proven their ability as ball players
Under his leadership. the Salisbury
team. which finished near the bottom
in the Eastern Shore League last sea
son. 10 expected TO be up there hghtin,
for pennant honors in their league al
next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
PARKS|DE-ST. MARY'S
BATTLE SATURDAY
Great Football Game Scheduled
for Harlan Field to Bring
Out Big Crowd.

Tho football argument between ST.
Mary's Cats" and Parkside. two old
rivals from the East Side, which re-
mains unsettled from last season.
when the teams bat,ied 10 a scorcless
tie In a sea OF mud on Turkey Day."
will be resumed Saturday at Harlan
Field In tho first meeting OF the teams
In the Wilmington Football Associa-
ton.
Rivalry between the East Side clev-
ems has always been strong. but II
reached fever heat last year when
the game ended in n deadlock. Satur-
days fray should bring ou; some real
football. Both elcvens are being groom
cd especially for this game. and a
victory for either is considered n sue
cesstul season.
The Cats" and Parkside have met
on the gridron three times. two OF
the games ending IN a scoreless tie.
while the other was won by the Cats"
by l3 TO o score. The hirtwood
Park crew IS out to avenge this de
feat. and thereby keep their slate clean
In the association. whlle the cats
will battle this day II any during the
season.
No doubt the largest crowd OF the
season will be In attendance IA the
previous games between these clubs
have drawn capacity crowds. The
interest this year Will be doubled
through the fact that the teams are
members Of the Wilmington Football
Association. and this game Will have
decided bearing on the standing of
tho elevens In tho league.
No comparison between the teams
can be drawn, as Parkside has not
played league game as yet. st.
Mary's lost the opening game TO De
nance In hard fought hattie. and
tied with Seventh Ward In the SEC
ond Parksidc has played two games
this season. Tho first. against the
baltimore Professionals. led by Glenn
killenger. in which they were beaten
by 81 10 o score. and the second
which was won from the Diamond
state Fibre team NY a SO 20 O score.
The game is scheduled 20 start at 3
o'clock. the regular starting time Of
all league games. The gates will be
thrown open at 2.s0 to accommodate
the large crowd which no doubt will
be In attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS
.SALESANUM HURT
BY ABSENCE OF STARS
Eighth and West Streets Play
era Now Showing UP Better
Than Last Week.

Size and weigh, will bo tho main
drawbacks for the Catholic High
eleven this season on the gridlron.
The injuries Of Cullinane and Sheehy
practically took away the biggest and
heaviest men Of tho team There are
now but three veterans OF last year
on the Varsity, together with a let
ter man, VINO participated in sorns
games. Yesterday Captain Ped" Do
Ian put his whole heart right into
the scrlmmage ana tackllng practice
He assisted Coach MallOy by pointing
out as much aB possible. certain do
fects, which some ~ the players ro-
vealed In the various plays that we're
gone through.
"Muggsy" McGrath. Apples Rear
don and Tim" Malousy VIII IN ali
probability be drilled Tor the back
field. These youngsters have the viii
Of a giant. but unfortunately, iack
sizs and weight. Thay. together WITH
Jim" Sullivan. whose aggressiveris -
was shown yesterday IN the scrim-
mage when ne tackled and alrnos. pu.
big player out of commission. viii
help 20 strengthen the Catholic High
aggregation in the backheld.
The tackling dummy was installed
yesterday again. and the players sach
took turns az throwing it OF the ho~.r
I'D" Fahey and Joe" Russo showed
up well in this phase Of ths workout
Pill" Mcmahon and Joe" Lowell bsf
knack OF grabbing tho dumb OPP
ponent IN the right place almost every
| time they ran for s..
As close 70 tho practice which
vas Of strenuous nature, the boys
we're made 10 run and stop short, ~
and down the field several times. IN
! cidentelly. forward passes we're m
duleed IN, but the "Sallies" mead q
! little more practice In THE depart
ment, though they showed con sidsr-
| able improvement over last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
SOPHOMORES WIN IN
|NTERCLASS MEET
Second Year Athletes Roll Up
Big Score Over Their
Rivals.
Special Correspondence Every, Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Oct. 1S.-Scoring 90 points
to 40 for the first year boys, the uni
versity of Delaware Sophomore class
defeated the Freshmen in their an
nual field and track meet. The meet
was concluded yesterday afternoon
when eight events were run off, seven
events having already been decided on
Monday.
The Sophomores on Monday scored
AZ and the Freshmen 16. points, and
yesterday afternoon the Sophs scored
46 and the Freshies 33 points. The
Freshmen won but two events yester-
day. the broad jump and pole vault
The result OF the events yesterday
follows:
220-yard dash-Won by Skewis
Sophomore; second, Jacobson, Fresh
man. and third. Robinson, Freshman
Time. PA.
Two-mile run-Won by Skewis
Sophomore; second. Krewatch. Fresh
man; third. Pryor, Freshman. Time
i1.4I-4.
SS0-yard dash-Won by L.ank, Sophie
more; second. Miller, Sophomore. ant
third. Daniels. Sophomore. Time, 2.39
220-yard low hurdles-Won by
France. Sophomore; second, Baxter
Freshman; third. Hedger. Sophomore
Discus-Won by France. Sophomor,
second. Carton. Freshman: third, Hof
fecker. Sophomore. Distance, II fee
inches.
Broad jump-Won by jacobson
Freshman; second, Evans. Freshman
third, Miller, Sophomore. Distance, i
| feet II inches.
| Pole vault-Won by Prettyman
Freshman; second. Carlon, Freshman
third, Hoch. Sophomore. Heighth,
feet 6 inches.
Medley relay race-Won by Sopho
l'more team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
GRRFyLRlF TO MET REAL
PLAYER TOCRSANRST

Philadelphia. Oct. l8--When Ralph
Greenieaf. worlds pocket Billiard
title holder. defends his crown hers
October 2s. q and 2s. sgainst ma
shooting OF BennIs Alien. OF Kansas
City. the youthful champion VIII meet
an opponent VINO will tss, his skill
to the utmost.
In the days when Greeulear was
merely player IN the world Of pocket
billiards. Allen was a champion. After
dropping his crown he was a factor IN
every tournament and a regular chaI-
lenger OF the champions. Until Green
leaf pocketed 100 straight balls in his
match with Tommy Hueston IN New
York. last year, AIlsn held tho high
run honors, with an 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
TO ADMINISTER ESTATE.

Register of Wills, Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters as follows:
Administration-On the estate OF
Jane Armstrong TO Minnie A. Brown.
Testamentary-On the estate OF Lydia
A. Derickson TO Calvin Gregg Derickson;
estate of Patrick J. Golden TO Eleanor
r. Golden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
Patent Suit Begins Move mber /

The case of the Victor Talking Ma
chine Co. VI. the Brunswick Valke-
Collender Co. and John Bailey Brown
ing will be started in the United States
District Court on November /. The
case relates TO the infringement OF
patents, and involves the swinging
doos on the Brunswick and Wake ma
chimes. The exhibits for this case will
begin 70 arrive IN the court in q few
days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
Milford TO PLAY Senford.

Milford. Oct. ls.--Ths Milford High
School football eleven Will play the
school team from Seaford at Milford
Friday afternoon. The Milford team
has made a very poor showing fh!s
year. but they hope 10 strengthen ne
line for this contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

But. doctor" the patient protested,
suppose this operation does not sue
ceed?"
"Oh. don't worry about that" the
surgeon responded cheerfully; III It
doesn't you won't know it, and what
you do0.x know doesn't hurt YOU"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
To Honor David Snellenburg.

A number of local friends of David
Snellenburg will tender him a testi-
moniel dinner in honor OF his 81 th
anniversary as a Wilmington mer-
chant, in the Hotel du Pont clubroom
on Monday evening, October 80. The
affair will be informal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
Defiance Practice Tonight.

Defiance will practice tonight at the
Third and Adams streets grounds. All
players are requested to be on hand
lat 5 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

An Every Evening want ad. Call
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

Why DO others use Every Evening
want ads7 Because they Get rssultsl-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
lew Athletic Club Organized Shpley to Lead Sa Lisby
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John MGrawEght and three worlds series cham
sarazen-onoyesr
Jack Dmp'eyn under four rounds for four years
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ha. a ~-yau 100 frequently of
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this challenge And Fatc do lot
of when It lands
direction.
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have everything to lose and but little TO gain in the of glory
a II
This handicap being picked advance follows Bobby Jones now
all
he would win and in 1915 ne both tho
a
British
whenH Harold n youngs the open he
picked after to win the British amateur but than
several times one year winning both thee American and British amateur
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any ranking OF
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will revise his faith he exclatms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
The Revision

Try not the pass the old man said:
You'd better hit tho line instead"
The youth replied: "We gotter score
And threw one forty yards or more
Excelsiorl