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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19

BEAtTY Culture taught in all branches:
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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'
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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y DISCOVERY opening a big field for agsres-
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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Evening star., 1922-02-19

PROTESTANT MINISTER. RETIRED-6r
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30

"A millionaire immigrant Young Lady
Violet Helene de Talleyrand, seven-year-
old daughter Of the former Anna Gould,
photographed upon her arrival from France
recently. Little Lady Violet narrowly
escaped being classed as an immigrant and
returned to Europe because her guardian
was not here to meet her. PA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30

A study in expression at
Genoa. The delegates to the
conference from Bulgaria, photo
graphed in front Of their quar-
ters at the Hotel Savoie. Left
to right Cleaning on his cane)
|Stancioff, Ambassador to Eng
land; Turlakoff, Minister Of
Finance; the large delegate (also
with cane), Stambuliski, Prime
Minister; at extreme right,
Radiff, Ambassador to Italy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
High Football Schedule Shows Big
Season Can be Expected This Fall

the Catholic League. The game is
number on Highs schedule.
Little is known of Camden High.
but their backfield will lose Rogers.
who enters Princeton. The Camden
lad ran wild through the Highlets' line
in the final period in last years game
and was a tower of strength TO the
Camdenites all through the season.
West Chester High. who held Capt.
White and his team to a 10 score
will remain nearly intact, two men
being their only loss.
p. !. d, high scorers OF eastern
Pennsylvania will lose seven Varsity
men, including Sheppard and Bales-
ca. but their scrub team last fall look
cd as II they could have given High a
good run in any football game. A two
year contract sends the Cherry and
White team TO meet L. /. d. again at
Mt. Airy.
Southern High OF Philadelphia
should spring q fast eleven on the
locals. and as II Is the second game Of
the season, the boys VIII have to prac-
tice hard
| Wenonah Military Academy, with
practically the same squad that sot
Jersey on fire with their wonderful
playing, will endeavor to penetrate the
heavy line Of the locals on November
rs. Then the Alumni will be met,
along with Newark High. The latter
should give little trouble TO the locals
II looks like great season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
To OPEN BAYNARD
FIELD ON JUNE a
Athletic and Gymnastic Tour
nament Will be the Prin-
cipal Feature.

A big athletic and gymnastic tourna-
ment by the Philadelphia District of
the American Gymnastio Union. will
be the main feature OF the opening of
the new Baynard Athletic Field. ~on
West Eighteenth street, on the north
bank OF the Brandywine. near the b.
4 o. railroad. which will take place on
Saturday afternoon. June "a.
Mayor Leroy Harvey win make the
dedicatory address and will welcome
the visiting athletes. The exercises
viii be- conducted under tho Joint
management OF the Wilmington Turn
gemeinde and the technical committee
Of the Philadelphia district OF the
American 0ymnastic Union. under
the leadership OF Richard Pertuch.
Tho grand stand will accommodate
5000 persons.
The tournament will commence at
3 o'clock. Societies from Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Maryland and Delaware
will participate. The events for men
will include a 10o-yard dash. a shot
put and model exhibition. The women 8
events will include a 50-yard dash.
hurl ball and mass drill.
A band OF 40 men, under tho direc-
ton OF Charles NJ Banks, viii give a
concert from to 4 O'Clock. Admission
will be free.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
SALES|ANUM TO CLOSE
SEASON IN ALUMNI GAME
Local Ball Players Are on Edge
for Battle With Older
Rivals.

Having completely shut out the
strong West Catholic High nine yes
terday in the last League and sCholas-
Tic game OF the season. Salesianum
will We'll hc able 20 cope with the
Alumni, when the former grads" line
UP on the diamond tomorrow after
noon The Catho,!c High team finish
"a "A record breaking season by trim
ming the West Catholic High lads by
a one sided score yesterday.
That defeat over the pcnnsyl-
vanians undisputahly Sc; the local
school into second place IN the Catho-
lic school League. Villa Nova Prep.
the only member Of the league which
cut short the Eighth Street schoo. :
chance 81 coping tho championship
has gone through the whole season
without a loss and what : more i;
was victorious even over Germantown
High champions q The Philadelphia
Public High school League.
\ large number 81 students from the
school. together with many members
If the Alumni viii turn on; - view
this biz iilt between The Varsity and
grads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13

The immediate cause OF Barrott's
defeat WINS not Low Tcndler. but Jim
my Dougherty.
Barrett. Il must bc remembered. is
what n boxing critic would call nm up
start. His rise wns meteoric. Few
fighters possessing the little expert
cnce that Bobby had would have been
given n crack nj tho Phlladelphin
southpaw. In fact, few lighters with
Barrctt's experience would have been
pitted by their managers against the
Quaker city mnuler 1t was no credit
TO Barrett 10 box Tender. rather II
was rotten reflection on his hand
lere.
The Clifton Heights Marvel first
doomed into prominence with X. O.'s
over that "antiduated FOSSIL" Johnny
Mcaly. and that false alarm. Hymie
Gold
After these fights n IN rumored Tint
Jimmy Douahorty said: II am con
WINGED that Barrett is OF championship
timber and should stow away the best
of en-"
Pcrhap, ,Iirny wns rlaht. but why
start to climb the ladder on tho top
rung? Why pick on one of tho great
est twu-hnnd fighters In tho world
To experiment your sentiments when
such good boys as Willie Jackson
Johnny Dundee, Pinkey Mitchell
Richie Mitchell. George CLANCY. Joe
Tlplltz and n host of other inferior
boxers we're laying around waiting for
their meal tickets? Indeed, II Bar.
fatt'p perfDrmauCa arpinpt 'rpndlor nm u
be taken ms "A criterion Il IL no exag
geraiion To say That any ono of the
above crew would have given the aor
rel headed youth good run for his
money n not defeat him deCisivcly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
BALTIMORE SOX IN
WIN OVER ST. THOMAS
Joe Condon's Outfit Drops Hard
One to Charles Thomas
Organization.

Joe Condons 81. Thomas Club lost
"A tough argument to Charley Thomas
Baltimore Rack Sox aggregation at
Second and du Pont streets last even
ing before the banner crowd Of the
season, taking the short end Of
10 score. The visitors uncovered
some classy baseball for the west side
fans. their flashy fielding being sem
satton.
The work of Logan. the star hurler
of the Black SoX, was the outstanding
feature Cf tho game, as he held the
81 Thomas slugsers 10 one lone hit
"a double from the bat of Elwood. right
gardner and pitcher. Nitchie pitched
good game FOR the locals despite his
occasional strcaks Of wildncss. hold
INK thu visitors 10 four hits, Ridgely
made some classy stops and throws at
second for the BLACK SoX. while Pat
tcrsun put up a wonderful exhibition
ot second hascing for the locals. The
SFOres
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13

Manager Dave Collins of the Cherry
and White gridironers announces the
schedule OF games that Captain Stout
and his eleven will participate in next
fall II Is one Of the best list OF
games ever gathered together by the
locals. All home games will be played
at Baynard Field but the Athletic AS
sOCiation may consider Harlan Field,
# there is a possibility Of securing IT,
Seven OF the ten games will he played
in Wilmington, with three important
games TO be played on foreign ter
ritory. Salesianum will be met at
Pennsy Field or Second and du Pont
On November IS. This game comes
Immediately after the Chester fracas
The schedule;
Newark High School. Sept. 80, home.
Southern High School, Oct. 7, home
Camden High School, Oct. IA. home
T. !. D.. Oct.<21. Mt. Airy
West Chester High School, Oct. 2S,
West Chester.
Oowningtown High School. Nov. 4,
home.
Chester High School, Nov. II, Ches-
ter
Salesianum Catholic High School
Nov. IS, Pennsy Field
Wenonah Military Academy. Nov.
25. home.
Alumni, Nov. 80. home.
This well balanced schedule shows
that Wenonah has replaced Tome on
/ the schedule. while Southern High has
/ taken the place of Villanova Prep. on
! the list. Downingtown has been added
and the Pennsylvanians will keep the
boys in trim for the Chester game.
! The two games that attract local in
terest are the battles with Captain
! Crooks and his Chester High eleven
on Smedley Field. From all reports
Chester will have a heavy, experienced
line, but their backfield will be com
posed OF new men. Capt. Stout and
his mates will endeavor to stop Salesi
anum. the latter composed OF veterans
and by the time they face the Highlets
they will have learned a wealth OF ex-
perience from their opposing teams in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
OLD TIMER SAYS HIS
BALL DREAM IS HERE
Opening Games at Cambridge
and Laurel Show Great ln-
terest in National Came.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
SeafOrd, June 13f-The dream o. tho
odd timer" as well as thousands of
other baseball fans on this peninsula,
of an organized league, playing under
the protection Of organized baseball.
has been realized within the past few
days and the openings in each instance
have been fully mp 10 tho expectations
ri all interested IN the clubs. The
"od timer" was present at the OPEN
ing games in Cambridge and laurel.
both Of which we're largely attended.
These opening games we're pulled
OF under very auspices Circumstances
az Laurel the governor Of the state
attending and taking an enthusiastic
part In the ceremonies. besides throw
ing out the first hall. which was
caught by an ex-governor and hated
at by the mayor ~ the city. Under
what more favorable circumEfances
could tho event hayo taken place?
At Cambridge, the mayor threw out
the first ball and an ex-governor help
cd make the opening an auapicious
one. 4 new and councillors ground
has been built at Cambridge. repre-
senting an outlay n thousands % DOL
3 y
grounds last year, stlH hundreds 70
more dollars have been spent on 4
during the past few weeks 20 give tho
baseball loving public all tho accom-
modatons possible IN fha other
cities. represented IN the league. ina
odd timer" Is informed, tho openings
were pulled OF in much the same
manner as az Cambridge ana Laurel.
g--.flf
teams seemed very evenly matched
and the best ~ feeling prevailed. This
umpirinR, a thing that has been 3
troublesome one on thls peninsula for
baseball since rs inception here. APP
pears now 20 have been greatly beue-
fitted in that the umpire viii have
power 20 eliminate any or all players
who act IN moan OF disorderly man
ner. and while The old timer" e. not
/ In favor Of the umpire going too far
with his authority, still he feels st "a
a good thing that he has the power %
curb certain lot Of dirty ban play
ing that went on IN the Independent
parks. Good, sound judgment must be
used At all times by the rnpires This
VIII gain the confidence Of not only
the players, but Of the Ia sehall pub
lie. which will a. ALI times back the
umpire. when they feel he f. doing
lie best for the uplifting OF the game
The odd timer" noticed at the open-
ings at Cambridge and Laurel base
ball fans from distance OF 80 miles
from each OF the cities, and held con-
versation with some Of them, all q
whom expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the formation 81 ina
4 league. each one wishing Il all thee
cess possible. and stated that they ex-
pected 10 attend as many games dur
ing the playing schedule as It was
y possible for them 70 do.
: Il - estimated that Seaford alone
! was represented by 200 fans at Laurel
with at least 80 more from the sur.
rounding country. The Seaford-LAure
= State highway was black with auto
mobiles. going and coming from thu
game. the fans coming from all part
n Of the State and the adjoining counties
Of Maryland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-13
All limited to Enter the Delaware
State Tennis Championship at Country Club

Wilmington Country Club. 20 attend
IN order 70 take care oc the larxs
gallery expected. the COMMITTEES IN
charge has been able 70 arrange.
through the courtesy Of the authori-
ties. OF the University Of Delaware, 20
have the college bleachers. With a.
seating capacity OF nearly 500, brought
here Tor the week
To defray The large expenses 0f
conducting this tournament. % nas
been thought desirable 20 charge n
nominal admission fee 10 others than
club members, OF IS cents Per person
for the opening days OF the tourna-
ment, and so cents Per person Eor tho
days N which are played me sarni-
final, final and challenge round match
as, which Will probably be Friday and
Saturday Of next week. There Will be
no reserved seats, however. so that
spectators desiring a seat IN the
grand stand should bs on hand come
time previous 20 The published, hours
Of play. Those desiring tickets N al
vance may obtain them at the Bee
Hive in the du Ponr Building
Complete information regarding tbs
~ ~ Nd44AeI- AS - progresses next
week. giving the results OF matches
played and giving an advances list ot
feature matches to De played each day.
With the scheduled time Of play. viii
appear in the local newspapers daily,
In preparation for the tournament.
/ the committee in charge has do1e
everything possible 20 insure the cum
/ fort of spectators and 20 AVOID con-
fusion. one OF the arst steps. u this
has been 70 arrange that entrance ~
| the grounds shall Do OILY through tho
main entrance 70 the club a. tho Tuna
/ ton OF the Delaware avenue car strs
with tho kennett pike. On account OF
| congestion g VIII not be possible 60
park a'''omp6iles OF non members Of
The club on the cub grounds, bUe
ample arrangements have been made
~ take care of everyone BY making
use OF the broad space on either side
Of the pike. for several hundredE5ards
In each direction. as a parking spaca.