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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
CALLS HOUSE MAIDS
WORST Of PROFITEERS
New York Servants Now Demand
Private Baths; One Asked
for Garage.

Servant girls who demand excessively
high wages and make ridiculous demands
as to conditions of employment, In my
opinion, share the responsibility with
grasping landlords for much Of the I'M
happiness and unrest in New York today.
Weneed better spirit on the part Of domes
tic servants and landlords, to give the
average New Yorker the desirable kind OF
family life he ought to have, permit him
to rear his children in good surroundings
and live reasonably happy existence.
Thespeaker was Justice John r. Davies,
of the Municipal Court, explaining what
he meant in saying that, after profiteering
landlords had been disposed of, servant
girl profteers would be called TO account
He presides in the Seventh District Munic-
ipal Court, where 700 rent profiteering
cases have been decided to the satisfac-
tion of tenants since the new rent legis-
lation went into effect.
Justice Davies made it plain that the
employers of household labor should not
interpret his remarks as holding out
any hope Of court action against greedy
servants, for there seems to be no legis-
lation covering their cases at present
But he thinks that conditions have
grown so bad that they need to be aired.
Ordinary household servants are get
ting 500 and s75 q month now, be-
sides food and lodging, and talking about
demanding 500, he said. There is
shortage Of servants, and they are like
most people who have anything to sell
nowadays--they want all they can get.
They don t seem TO have any considera-
tion for others.
"The demands they make are absurd
Friends of mine have told me that maids
are beginning to demand rooms with
private baths. Can you beat that?"
Justice Davies was told of case
where a prospective servant visited
little suburban home in answer to an
"ad' She first demanded to inspect
hr room. The wall paper did not suit
her and she insisted on repapering. Then
she declared she would perform no
services above the first floor of the house
no running up and down stairs for
her Then she withheld acceptance of
the Job until she learned whether there
was room in the garage for her auto
mobile.
Justice Davies, incidentally, said he
thought $50 was the highest monthly
wage for domestics warranted by present
conditions
'fWhat is needed most of all is a spirit
of fairness on the part of all concerned.
Let us have servants who, Ike the doc
tors and lawyers, regulate their fees
according to the means of their employ
ers. Let us have housewives who, if
they do not really need servants, will do
without them, and perform their own
housework, with the aid of labor-saving
devices. Above all, let everybody forget
this mad rush for easy money at some
body elses expense, and decide to give
value received"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
LOCAL TRAPS IDLE.
But Nearby Shooting Matches Afford,
Good Sport to Marksmen.

NUM- opWt W Wal 1thsuSb.
The traps at Bellevue and Greenhill will
both be closed ON Monday, July 5, but
Wilmington Shooters will have several
nearby shoots to choose from.
At Reading, Pa, the Hercules Gun Club
will hold its annual registered shoot. Their
program calls for $50 targets on July 5,
and tomorrow, the club stages a special
practice, unregistered, shoot of 100 tar
gets. On Monday the A. L. A. trophy will
be awarded to high gun in class A, and
the club will also award trophy to high
guns in Class b, G, and ID of Lewis Glass.
The Avondale Gun Club, of Avondale,
Pa, have issued an attractive program for
July 3. The shoot is not registered. The
program calls for one hundred targets, in
FIVE twenty target events at 10 yards rise
High average money, percentage system
each event, and Lewis Class will provide
optionals to interest all Glasses OF Shooters
10 Pairs Double and 25 Target yardage
handicap will also add interest to this
shoot.
The Quaker City Gun Club have issued
q good program for their Non-Registcred
Tournament on Monday. One hundred is
yard targets in four events, 80 target
yardage handicap, and 20 pairs OF doubles
will together hold the interest of the shoot
ers. The contestants will be classed In
four classes, with class optionals and High
Gun optionals on entire program.
The four class winners shoot of for a
valuable silver trophy. q trophy for high
gun in the double target event, as also
trophy for high gun in the yardage handi-
cap. Eight trophies will be given in 10
var ievents; two for each class and five
trophies will be given in the distance handi-
cap, one for high gun at each distance.
July ) and are the days set for the
Virginia State shoot, at Norfolk, Virginia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
NAzrMovA Al THE PLAYHOUSE.

Nazimova is showing mt The Play
house tonight in The Heart OF Child,
| for the last time Those who have not yet
seen this star in her newest triumph
| should not miss the opportunity. A new
| comedy picture, starring Robert Warrlek,
| entitled Jack Straw" will he the attrac-
ton for three days beginning Monday.
| IL is the story about I'm leo man who wns
grand duke, or grand duke who was
really an ice man. On the same bill will
be seen a picture entitled "A Dream Of
Fair Women" n result Of the fame for
tune contest which was recently con-
Quoted by three motion-pict,uc maya
zines. Tho young actresses impersonatc
various phases OF human character such
as ldleness, Indulgence, Sclfishness, I'm
happiness and Idle Love.
COURAGE OF MARaE o'pooNE' AT THE
QUEEN.
Today brings TO n close tho engagement
at the Queen of one of the most satisfying
pictures that bas been showing here in n
long time. IL il the special production
called "The Courage Of Marge ODoone,
James Oliver Curwood's mighticst tale Of
the Canadian Northwest. Capacity
business has been the rule all the week and
many favorable comments have been
heard. "The Ladder of Lies" the new
Paramount-Artcraf picture, starring Ethel
Clayton, will be the attraction ut the
Queen for three days beginning Monday.
The heroine IL a striking example, where
physIoal charm and beauty Of character
and soul go hand IN hand.
''TnE GREAT ACCIDENT" At THE MAJESTIC.
There is still time to see Tom Moore in
his newest photoplay entitled THE
Great Accident But do not delay, II
closes tonight. Beginning Monday and
continuing for three days, dainty Billy
Burke will be here To oaptivate the hearts
Of her admirers IN her latest vehicle,
Away Gives Prudence" new Para
mount-Artcraft picture. Flying in an
aeroplane when the temperature was lO
degrees below zero, WAS Miss Burkes
experience while working on the picture.
On the same program a new Sennott
comedy will be shown entitled Gee
Whis."
At THE PARKS.
Dorothy ID. Young Mrs James y.
Henry contralto soloist, will sing The
Holy City" at the band eoncofts at She'll
pot Park tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. There will be interesting programs
at both Shellpot and Brandywine Springs
parks tomorrow and also on Monday.
FRANK Losnn AT THE STRAND.
"The Fear Market will he easily
identified as the screen adaptation Of the
powerful story by the same name written
by Princess Troubetskoy, which created
such furore when il was published some
time ago Frank Losec, known every
where for his dolineation of villainous
t.t,qss ban a rnuI nuportftuifv to fiisulav
his talents in the part Of Major Stone,
the seheming newspaper owner IN Alice
Brady's Realart picture. THE Fear
Market, at the Strand Theatre.
ROYAL THEATRE. KEW CASTLE.
'"rhe Day She Paid" is nt the Royal,
New Castle Fannie Hurst wrote THE
Day She Paid in which Erancelia Bill
Iington and Charles Clary star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
HORNSBY MAKES
HIS TOOTH HIT
Still Has Comfortable Lead in
Batting in the National
League.
by Associared Press to Every Evening

by Associared Press to Every Evening
Chicago, July 3,-Rogcr Hornsby OF
st. Louis banged out his one hundredth
hit of the season in Wednesdays game
against Cincinnati, the first player in the
National League to touch the century
mark. He slipped slightly in his batting
but continues TO hold comfortable lead
among the regulars who have participated
IN 30 or more games according To averages
released today and which include games
of Wednesday. He is topping the hitters
with an average of $50 made in 65 games
in whicll>he was at bat 263 times. His to-
tai base mark of 157 is the highest in the
league and includes nineteen doubles, ten
triples and six homers. He is sharing run
scoring honors with Flack of Chicago
Each has registered 40 times.
Cy Williams, the Philadelphia out
fielder, slammed out another homer, which
gave him eight, and Robertson Chicago,
who was sharing honors with Hornsby
last week as runncr-up to Williams, also
belted circuit drive, breaking the tie
with the st. Louis player and making
himself one behind Williams.
The catchers and pitchers seem unable
to stop Max Carey, the fieet-footed Pitts
burger on the paths. lie is showing the
way to the base stealers with rs thofts.
Other leading batters are +. Smith,
New York, .364; Nicholson, Pittsburg,
1888; Robertson, Chicago, .332; Daubert,
Cincinnati, 1925; Williams, Philadelphia
.325; Grouse. Boston, 1922: Rotish, Gin
cinnati, .32l; Kelly, New York, .314;
Myers, Brooklyn, .3l3; Flack. Chicago
.313.
Babe Ruth is enthroned more securely
as home run king He bagged brace of
homers in the doublc-header with Phil
adelphia last Wednesday. which gave him
a total of "a, only five behind the worlds
record which he made last year. He is
steadily climbing To the top among the
batters of the American League who have
participated in 35 or more games, hitting
.37f, twenty points behind Iris Speaker
of Cleveland and Joe Jackson of Chicago,
who are sharing the honors of runncrs-iip
TO George Sisler of st. Louis. who il
batting .43l. Speaker and Jackson are
hitting .3g4.
Ruth has tied Speaker in number of
runs scored. Each has registered 63 times.
Rice of Washington pilfered five bases
in the last week and is far out in front
among the base stealers, with 30 thefts.
His nearest rival is Roth, teammate,
who has stolen 10.
Other leading batters are: Weaver,
Chicago, 356, Milan, Washington, .356:
Johnston, Cleveland, 1853; Rice, Wash.
ington, $50; Felsch, Chicago, .339: Judge.
Washington, .333 Gedeon, st. Louis, 1872;
L. Collins, Chicago, .33l-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
LEONARD WHITE FIGHT.
Principals Finish Training for Ten Round
Contest Monday Night.
ssociatcd Press 70 Every Evening

ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Benton Harbor, Mich, July s.
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion
of the world and CharlleWhite of Chicago,
challenger for the title. wound up their
training today for their ten round cham
pionship battle here Monday afternoon.
Officials OF the State boxing commission
predicted that the receipts would reach
Sl65, 600
The arena is saucer shaped $50 feet
in diameter and seats 5000 persons.
The center of the ring is Is feet from the
last row of seats. The various sections
are fenced off with wire 10 prevent the
crowds from rushing into the high priced
seats.
The ring u fifteen feet below the
surface OF the ground. The highest
point of the arena, the rear row ofscats.
is four feet above the country's level
The arena is built OF hard sand wcttcd
and rolled until il is almost as hard as
concrete.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
YANKEES DEFEAT
ATHLETICS AGAIN
Cravath's Nine Also Tastes De
feat at the Hands of Brooklyn;
Giants Split Double Header

Tillic Walkers muif gave the Yankees
another victory over the Athletics yes
,crday. The Philadelphians outswatted
The Manhattanites, while Hnsty pitched
,o-hit ball for three innings Boston over
,amc Washington's big lead and won out
in the tenth. 1919. by punching their hits.
The Indians broke lose and won yester-
day's game. tying the Yankees for the
league leadership Cleveland hit three
Detroit pitchers hard. Tho Browns won
in the tenth when fielding bungles aided
ST. Louis To down Chicago
The Giants made an even break with
Boston yesterday. the first session going
eleven innings, while the second was won
easily bv the Giants. The Phillics almost
won from the Brooklynites, but Cravath's
bad guess in the ninth cost the Phillies the
game. The Reds had close call when
thew had 10 go eleven innings to win over
the Cubs. The Cards trimmed the
Pirates. 80, when rally in the third
inning decided the game Doak was in
HAndid form, allowing the Pirates but
Nx hits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB.
First Round for Presidents Cup to be
Played This Afternoon.

The first round of golf for the president s
cup will be played this afternoon on the
Wilmington Country Club green, and it is
expected that at least twenty of the fore
most golfers of the state will compete.
Monday will be big day at the Country
Club when several handsome silver tro-
phies and medals will be awarded to the
winners of the various events.
The winner of the Handicap Medal
play for the gross score, a round of SO
holes, will be presented with silver loving
cup. Another silver trophy will be awarded
for the low net score, sc round, full handi-
cap.
Silver medals will be contested for in
the morning and afternoon play for both
the gross score and the low net score.
The Delaware Women 5 Graveyard tourna-
ment will be started July II az 2.30 p. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
AUTO RACERS READY
FOR MONDAY EVENTS
Spccdier Cars and More Daring
Drivers Listed for State
Fair Meet.

Clearing skies this morning after the
severe storm last night, brought cheer TO
the devotees Of the horse show, harness
racing and motorcycle events scheduled
TO take place III the State Fair grounds
this afternoon. According 90 the outlook
this morning, all Of the events listed for
this afternoon beginning ut 30 standard
time will be held
On Monday afternoon beginning at the
same hour there will be harness races and
automobile matches. Among tho harness
events are listed some Of the fastest speci-
mems Of horseflcsh seen about these parts
80 early In the SEASON The harness races
will open the afternoon program and the
automobile matches will follow.
Roy Frcck IN charge Of the auto races
SAID today that the meet scheduled for
Monday should prove the most interest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
CANOE CLUB OUTING.

About thirty-hve members Of the
Delaware Canoe Club will leave Elkton,
Md, tomorrow morning ut o on a week )
camping trip. Fourteen canoes viii be
sent to Elkton today by truck.
The clubs camp will be situated OF
Randalia, near the junction OF the Elk
and Back rivers Captain Leonard Cros-
by of the club is in charge of the trlp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
FEDERALSBURG WINS.
Scaford Lost the First Game of the
Series by a Score Of 5 TO 4.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, July 3-Seaford lost the first
game of the series with fredericksburg.
yesterday, by the score OF 5 to 4 Hardesty
was given a tryout by Seaford and Fed
cralsburg hit HIM hard, although errors
were made by Seaford at critical times
These two teams have been booked up
for "a long series and both teams are out
90 capture each game played. They viii
play double header here Monday,
and Seaford will present her strongest
lineup TO capture both games. Score:
FFDFRArSRTRG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
MiddIetown in Fast Games.

Middletown. July 3.-Local fans will
be Treated 70 two fast games of ball in
the next few days that should 90 far
toward deciding the merits of the Mid
dletown baseball team. Today the home
boys will have as their opponents the
Highland A. A. Monday will bring into
action the Defiance team of Wilmington.
The local nine has been travelling at
fast clip having won all Of its FIVE games
and playing brilliant baseball through
out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
wilmington Plays in Quaker City.

Manager Wintrup's Wilmington team
will play the strawbrldge and Clothier
nine ia Philadelphia this afternoon, a.
Sixty-Third and Walnut streets. A number
Of now men viii appear in the local line
up, which is expected 20 be the strongest
nf the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
BIG DAY AT FAIR GROUNDS.

Trotting and pacing events on the track,
an elaborate horse show in the paddock
ring and FIVE motorcycle events is the big
bill of sports scheduled for this afternoon
at the State Fair grounds at Elsmere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
NELSON DEFEATS GROVES.

After closely fought contest, Nelson
defeated Groves l00-92 in their match at
Grady's last night in the pocket billiard
championship of the city. Groves tied
Nelson at 30-50-So and 80, but after
Groves had run three balls Nelson secured
q break and ran out Last night s game was
the last for the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
LORRAINE DEFEATS p. e.. J.

Lorraine A. A. defeated Pusey and
! les Of the Industrial League, 1872, at
.hteenth and Van Buren streets last
ht. Pusey and Jones secured but seven
while Lorraine collected a total of
sen. Slaughter played fast fielding
ne for Lorraine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
AN ODD CASE.
Man Accused of CiandestineIy Entering
His Own Store.

The case Of Morris Faulbaum, charged
with breaking and entering the store at
S02 Church street, WAS continued until
next Tuesday by Judge Hastings this
morning,
Faulbaum, who owns the store. Ia al
legged TO have entered it and removed
goods belonging to Mrs. Scheumor, who
holds its lease for one year.
Mrs. Schoumcr has moved TO Phil
adelphia and is trying 10 suitcase the
store FauIbaum is alleged TO have entered
it during her absence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LIE AGUE.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit
New York at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago AT st. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
GAMES MONDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 Louis at Detroit q games).
Boston az Philadelphia q games
Cleveland at Chicago q games
New York at Washington q games)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago At st. Louis q games).
Cincinnati at Pittsburg q games).
Brooklyn sc Boston q gamesl.
Philadelphia at Boston y games).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
MAGDALEN ROWERS WIN.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Henley-on-Thames, July 3.-Magdalen
College, Oxford, defeated the Leander
eight-oared in the final race for the grand
challenge cup today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
Sir Walter Raleigh Threw
His Cloak i'm the Mud

II was a gallant act, and the Queen
thanked SIR Walter very politely-but
YOU should have seen that cloak after
Walter picked it up out of the mud IN
have to get some new duds, quoth Sir
Walter, "and sell this cloak as second
hand TO someone who can make good
use of it.. Old clothes, shoes, books
furniture. pictures, music and other
articles for which you have no further
use can easily be sold through the Want
Ad columns of the Every Evening. Phone
your ad Call Two-Two-lIundred A
courteous, pIeasant-voiced ad taker will
receive it. The cost is nominal; the re-
suits surprising.
Ioc+ .opoathinu7 TRY ctaseiFsad al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, Z; Athletics, 4.
Boston, 10; Washington, 0 40 innings.
Cleveland, 10; Detroit, g.
ST Louis. z; Chicago, 5 40 innings).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia, D.
Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, 5 U1 innings).
- Louis. 3; Pittsburg, 0.
Boston, Q; New York, III innings.
New York, l3: Boston, I'D game).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUr.
s, Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pittshurg at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03

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