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The Harrison times., 1920-03-13
COOPERATIVE SHIPPING a
BIG ADVANTAGE TO FARMER

MIR b. w. Estes.
HgrrisOn. Ark.
Dear Sir.
was indeed Interested bon reading
your open letter In the December 2utl
. issue OF the Harrison Times Your
warm defense OF cooperative shpuins
OF livestock and county agent work is
/ proof OF your appreciation of the bpun-
fits which farmers are realizing thru
the extension service
Enclosed find Mr. Reid's letter giy.
ing total of cooperative shipping for
1919. Should you wish further data
or information at any time. / ann at
Hy0ur service.
Cordially
LEO. G. MOSIER. Editor
Mr., Reid's Letter
TO ALL COUNTY AGENTS.
Reports from 335 cars of livestock
shipped under the cooperative plan
have come TO this office during 1919
from Al counties of the State The
saving to the farmers who have had
livestock in these shipments has to.
tailed more than 6,00ooo This won.
derful record of the first years work
has been accomplished by the county
agents.
|. II is hoped that such shipments can
be extended during 1920 to every sec
ton that can be benefited by the re.
suits of this better marketing plan. My
time during part Of 1919 has been
given to assisting in this work
shall continue this assistance during
the coming year. and shall be glad to
have YOU call on me for help in the
promotion of this work, in making ini-
tial demonstration shipments or in
helping to organize the farmers for
the continuance Of the work.
| shall also be glad to assist in con
duCting livestock auction sales, and
give any special assistance that | can
in community sales, in locating ami
mails for purchase by farmers or club
boys, and to assist in finding a sale
for surplus pure bred livestock that
YOU may have in your county. | am
at your service to assist you in every
way in the better marketing of Ar
kansas livestock products and hope
that | may at some time have the
pleasure OF rendering some service to
you and the farmers of your county.
Yours very truly,
T. ROY REID
Agent in Livestock Marketing,
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13

The Harrison man who insists upon
"bossing" his own home is usually the
last man in the world to have this
nriVilege
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13
Agent in Livestock Marketing

Up to January |. 1920. l53 cars of
hogs. l73 cars of cattle anf Z cars OF
sheep were shipped by the various
counties in Arkansas by the coopera,
tive shipment plan.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13

WANTED-About March Goth, to
rant 3.room house, also buy second
hand Ford car, must be bargain. Ad-
dress price and details, A. H. A., care
Harrison Times. ltd
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13

THEY read IT In the TIMES
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13

E0r Munic'Ual Use
No increase on the rates for olec
trioity used by the City.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13

All over 300 K. ". H,------------5C SC
with a minimum bill Of $1.25 per H
p. connected.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-13
Flat Rates

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
PENRosE BACK ON JOB.
Senior Pennsylvania Senator Has Rc
gained His Health.

Washington, April l2.-Restored TO
full health and prepared to assume his
place in the councils of his party, Sena-
tor Boies Penrose is now on his way
back to Washington from Florida. lie VIII
see several Republican leaders and con
tinue to Phiadelphia, where, after lew
davs' survey of political conditions, he
will 90 to New York to he in touch with
the national situation.
In the opinion of most oil the Fresi-
dential candidates, their future is bound
up in the decision Senator Penrose may
make before the convention or after the
early ballots, when possible deadlock
develops and the situation favors IA COM
promise.
Although Pennsylvania has two com
promise possibilities in Senator Knox
and Governor Sproul, Senator penrose
has not indicated his attitude toward
any of the leading active contestants,
He has assumed a safe attitude IN Sc
lecting in Pennsylvania dependable dele
gates. who are committed to Governor
Sproul as "favorite son. Some oi
his rivals have built up sentiment for
General Wood as a second choice. and
If General Wood continues TO gam IN
strength in the coming elections Penn
sylvanias vote may be cast for him on
the second or third ballot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
STAGE TOURNAMENT FOR
BAIT AND FLY CASTERS
Delaware. Anglers and Gunners
Plan Contest of New Kind
for April "a.

Something new in sport will be dealt
out when the Delaware Anglers and
Gunners' Association stage their hrst
annual bait and fly casting tournament,
Saturday afternoon, April "a. This VIII
moi only be their initial attempt but
il will be the first tourney of the sort ever
held in the State.
The tournament will be held on the
triangle. lust beyond Washington street
bridge. Eighteenth and Boulevard twill
start promptly at , O'Clock These tour
news are being held in all parts Of the
country at this time of the year and the
competition Is always keen.
There are quite a few who are not aC-
ouaintcd with bait and fly casting, All
fishermen know that correct casting =
thc biggest part of the game 1t Is not all
luck 10 bring home the largest catch. \
good fisherman will always pick oW the
most likely spot to find fish generally
under rocks, overhanging roots, stumps,
etc, to make his cast The ripple and
the sight of the bait vii. attract game fish
into making a strike. and the next thing
the finny brother knows he's hooked
Casting tournaments not only promote
n great deal of sport in themselves but
also mean lots of practice for the con-
testants before the season opens. those
competing stand at given point and the
contest Is to determine the most accurate
and also 10 see who can cast he nearest
To givcn distances with the various sized
artificial bats and flies. Each contestant
has two tries ut each distance and Is
allowed TO use his own pet rod and reel.
The bait and flies viii be provided by the
Delaware Anglers and Gunners Assocla-
ton.
The association has nearly 500 men,
hers all through the State, and there Is
sure to be some tall competition. Many
handsome prizes have already been
provided and the entry list numbers
about 100 members The committee IN
charge consists of George Burris, Irwin
Wratten, T. r. Jensen and George Schuler,
all well-known sportsmen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
SENATE EULoGIZEs MARTIN.
Northerners and Southerners Join IN
Tribute to Ex-Confederate.

Washington, April l2.-The Senate ses-
sion Saturday was set apart and exclusive
~ taken up with eulogizes to the late
Thomas :. Martin. Senator from Virginia
and for many years Democratic floor
leader in the Upper House. Colleagues
who served with him, and Carter Glass.
former secretary of the treasury, who
succeeded him. joined in appreolatory
commemorations Of his life and services.
Senator Swanson Of Virginia who was
associated in political life with Senator
Martin for 30 years, gave the life story OF
the man whom he classed as my best.
dearest and most intimate friend. Sena-
tor Martin was one of the last confederate
veterans to sit in the Senate, having en-
listed in the Southern army As boy oi 10.
Senator Nelson. Republican Of Mime
sofa. himself q civil war veteran but oi
the Union armies and Senator Lodge,
Massachusetts. Republican leader, were
others who joined in voiclng praises OF the
dead Nirginian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12

MISS Young Is also appearing III The
Forbidden Woman"
"TilE m,HAcIr or-Ioyr" Ar THE nAffsT'c.
One of the most delightful stories ever
pul llahtd IN the Gosmopolltan Magazine
was fIhc Miracle Of Love, which has
since lts publication, been reduced Tor
motion y cture pft saniaiion and will today
begin u two-day showing at the Majestic
Theatre. The story was written by Cosfng
Hamilton, who mas taken for his scene oi
action. the life IN the upper CIRCLES oi,
English society.
"ornrR AiEN's snoEaf hT THE sAvoY.
',he long awaited Edgar Lewis pro-
durtiun Other Mems Shoes II the
Savoy .heatre offering for this week
program. starting today. It's the motion
picture uf the hour@one containing m
arpeai TO the deepest human feelings.
It's d bcart revelation, and nothing " 50
interesting, fascinating and mysterious rs
tho heart. This photodrarna \ ray the
heart II shows'a man come up from TIE
deutbs OF prison hell come back to step
INTO his brothers shoes.
PRANK KEENAN, At THE HihLTo.
Frank Keenan,, the well-known char
acter actor is scheduled for appearance
today and tomorrow at the Rialto IN Jim
Grinsby's Boy" His role IN Jun Grims
by's Boy IS SINCERE and appealing IN
every dotai II is story Of father $
love, Of self sacrifice and is filled with what
is termed "bcart action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
NEWS OF THE BOXERS.

Lew Tender has been matched to box
frankie Britt at Boston on April q.
johnny Burns has signed a contract
for FIVE wears with Battling Murray, the
local bantamweight
Goodie Welsh, having completely re-
covered from the accident which resulted
in his broken arm, is training again.
At Omaha, Neb., on April IL, Roy
Moore and Babe Asher the Western ban
tam-weight. are to meet for 10 rounds.
Charles Swineheart. who used to man
age Jimmy Murphy, the West Phlladel-
phia lightweight. is n ow residing IN Ia
coma.
Frank Bagley mas matched Willie
jackson to box George Papplp. the French
lightweight champion. at Jersey City.
Nav 10
Young Nell the clever and hard-hit-
ting Allentown welter weight. has been
matched to box Sailor katersky in Phila-
delphia, April Il.
Tommy LouChran Is coming along IN
great shape He gave away 23 pounds
10 johnny Dougherty last week, and won
by a good margin
1t IS announced that Georges Car
pentier will begin his theatrical tour at
Pittsburg May g. He IS scheduled to
box In Philadelphia May 5.
Joe McCarron, the Allentown light
weight, has given up professional boxing
and is now full-hedged writer 81 sports
on an Allentown newspaper.
The official ringsidc weight for the
Jimmy Wilde-Battling Murray contest
is to be 1l6 pounds Forfeits of s50t each
have been posted for each boxer.
Boxing seems to be in poor financial
straf- in Europe Just now and hosts Of
boxers of all weights are said to be plan
ming a raid on the United States.
Dan Morgan recently signed articles
of agreement for bout AT kcnosha. Wis.
on April 2S between Battling Levinsky
and Tony Melchior. the Wisconsin heavy
weight
Billy McCarney, the hustIing manager
of heavy-weights, who has been cleaning
up in the West with Texas Tate Is now
located at Akron. He is likely to bring
Tate East in few weeks.
Recent reports confirm the statements
published months ago that {. Il. Coch-
ran the British theatrical promoter. has
Georges Carpenter tied up with an IRON
clad contract, and that ii Jack Dempsey
fights the Frenchman he will have to fight
him at a place designated by Cochran
Jimmy Dunn, who manages Charley
" 1Onneil. Is ANXIOUS 10 sign MS pIotegc
for another match with Benny Volger.
/ This pair met recently in Cleveland and
O'Connell was given the decision in every
Cleveland paper. However, just to prove
that the ,ictory wasn't a fluke. Dunn
wants to match 0 Connell with Nalger in
Philadeiphia.
Carl Tremaine, the little Westerner who
boxed at Toledo in the semi final to the
Dempsey Willard imbrogio, when he re-
caived the verdict over frankie Mason.
v1ll meet with Earl Puryear in Baltimore
on Friday. Matt Hinkel Of Cleveland is
negotiating with Jimmy Wilde for bout
with Trcmaine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HOUSE BILL FOR BEER
AND WINE IN YOUR HOME
New Measure Would Ban Saloons
and Clubs and Soften Enforce
ment Act.

Washington April II 2-Saloons, serv-
ice clubs and even the old and iamlllar
club bar would be prohibited. but light
wines and beers would not be banned
from the homes, under proposals soon
To be made 10 the House by Representa-
tive Britten, Of Illinois.
Britten had one bill, one Of the many
introduced in the general attack on the
Volstead Prohibition Enforcement law.
His bill provided for beer with per
cent of alcohol, and wines with per
centagc considerably IN excess OF ~ per
cent. His bill also did not make any
specific prohibition against the return
of the saloon.
Brittcn intends now TO offer an entirely
new bill which would limit the alcnhollc
content of beers to 80 per cent. ms
legislation would conform insofar as the
alcoholic content of the beer IS concerned,
with many State measures.
In addition. Britten said today that
he intended TO provide that he beers and
wines must be sold in their original
containers and must be drunk IN the
home.
The original container would mean
bottle ur the keg or the barrel, or, IN
other words. the container IN which the
production was put when the producer
completed his work. said Britten, IN
explaining what he intended.
Would you ban tho sale Of the bev-
erages in regularly organized and long
established clubs? he asked.
Il think | would if that would be
necessary to get the beers and wines
returned TO the homes. he said. Is
pecially would the legislation prevent
these service clubs which have sprung
up in some of the States in the past.
For weeks Britten has been sounding
out the House Judiciary Committee to
get some first hand information as TO
what chance liberal legislation would
have il fight was made before the COM
mittee for it. He is not extremely en-
thusiastlc about the information he has
gained. and confirming tins report from
him is the statement from Representa-
tive Nolstcad, chirman of the committee,
that it would be impossible to get any
legislation through this House 70 llberalize
the Nolstead act
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HARLAN MEN Do
WELL At THE TRAP
Price Jackson High Man at the
Big Shoot on Saturday
Afternoon.

Members of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association and Harlan en-
ploy,s took advantage OF an ldeai day lof
iiarshootIng and kent the traps at Belle
yl,,, busy until sundown Saturday. frce
lnrkson again demonstrated that he Is
on ~ the hest shots IN Delaware by
hreaL,ng ~ out of 81 and won the Class a
tropbv Clarence Noshell, ID. Wood and
IL Turner were close runncr-up with
sror of u nut of 90. NoshcIwon the
leo nn Class \ cup, which was In open
competition. -,
Henry Wilson showed his heels TO Class
n mon wIih score of 45 out OF oo ana
took home the Class B trophy. Holmes,
Shaw. Tuchton, Censor. Ross and ohep-
pard broke 90 out of 80, and Holmes prov
IN ~ I've the lucky man on the draw and
was gwen lcg ON Class cup.
" Nlouslcv. of Holly Oak, proved to be
hgh man IN Class G, with score oi as
on of 80 and took the Class Z trophy ana
also won a leg on Class c cup. Nj. Ierritt
broke 50 out OF 10 and won the Class ID
trophv and also leg on Class ID cup
SchoheId. WcEber and Bacon, all shoot
me- for the II b. German cuu, tied, all
scoring - with their haudicaps4 Nehbtr
proyed to H., the best IN the shoot-ott,
breaking - out uf -. while ~choileld
broke 10. aud Bacon l9. The Harlan boys
had a trap over which only Harlan en-
moves shot, and al had 4 most enjoyable
time Scur
Wilmington shooters 80 targets p.
jackson. \; ] Turner Ia; Noshell, a !;
ID. :. Wood. Il; II. l.. Crawford. 10; NJ
II. Wilson, -; II. Wilson, -; {. ". Pull
lips. IS: I. b. Holmes, A; w. NJ. Shaw,
a; :. Tuchton, II; ". Jensen, a; ',
du Pont, Il; T. NJ. Ross, a; J. shepard,
a.; w Swaync, i3; {. Ludom. -; 7. ID.
Guest, 43; W Mousley, 43; IL. I. Reed,
u; =. IL. Slmonton, 42; L. Scoheld, ~;
NJ. W. Terrell, ~. J. Fl. Thomas, Ill;
J. snow, Il; V. Willis, -; J. :. Ihomp-
son. 80; Il. Dawson, 80; X. Chase, 59i
q. Bowman, 81; j. Anderson, 3S; J. X.
Henderson Sc; J. J. Wratten, &c; 7.
shaw. 81: H. L. Morgan, %; Miss A.
Scofeld. s.: J. T.. Stem, 81; f. DAVIS, 81 +;
ID. NJ. Huslcr. 81; George Grotz, 50; j.
Sheupard, 35; W Boyce, 33; W. /. Smith,
81; G. H. Waddington, 81; J. H. Grubb,
so: c. l.. Pitze, 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
SHIP BOARD STEAMER SINKS.
Lake Calvenia Goes Down in Hamp
ton Roads Crash.

New York. April II The Shipping
Board steamship Lake Calvenia, bound
from New York to Norfolk, was rammed
by the steamship II. II Rogers in Hamp
ton Roads Saturday night and sank with
in FIVE minutes, according to a wireless
message received here today by the Ma
val Communication Service.
The entire crew of the Lake Calvenia
was rescued by the Coast Guard cutter
Manning.
The accident happened at 940 o'clock
between Thimble Light and Old Point
Comfort The stern of the sunken ship
is protruding above the water, menace
to navigation.
The II. H. Rogers, bound from New
York to Tampico via Norfolk, apparent
" was only slightly damaged. The Lake
CaIvenia registered $500 tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
STARS AT THE uAnHloK

VAUDEVILLE STARS AT THE uARHleK.
Some vaudeville stars are featured on
the Garrick Theatre bill tins week. Guy
]. snmpsel and LILY Leonhard, " th the
assistance Of Don Matthews, p,ansi,
Will present musical comedy number.
/ hen there ls Martin q Fabr,na, q clever
dancing team; kelarn and O'Dare, come
dians; Conlin and Garter, a novelty duo;
w ID Pollard, iugQler and comcdiani
Charles IIenry's trained dogs; Hanlon and
Clifton, in an athletic novelty, and Burke
and oughy IN "A blt of Barney.
WALTER HAMrpEN snAKEspEHIAN ARTIST
Walter Hamuden, who will come In his
memorable presentations OF Hamlet
and Romeo and juliet TO The Playhouse
tomorrow and Wednes lay, is an American
Moreover, his family, IN direct line has
been prominent IN New York for nearly
200 years. The law, the arts and public
service, are the traditional activities ~
this sturdy and fine stock This is gpropos
the generally but wholly mis-
taken statement that MIR. IIanpden Is
English. The way that idea gained cur
rency was that MIR. IIampden went TO
England TO learn the acting trade and
achieved name IN London before he
even SO much as appeared n has native
New York MIR Hampden's full namc, ~
private life. is Walter Hampden Dougher-
ty. His father wns leader of the New
York bar for many years, his grandfather
was a distinguished Judge also ~ Nov
York, while all along the Inc there have
been cNccptlona achievements. One 81
MIR Ilampdens brothers Is Paul foughcf-
ty, q noted painter Mr. lIanoden will
come here direct from hls new and most
ser satioral sicct 50 ~ ~ ak spe arc NJ the
I.yric Theatre, New York lie will be
supported by his original, brilliant com
pany Of thirty and will show the brauiliul
Claude Bragdon settings and costumes
that have aroused much comment IN tie
metropolls.
CLARA KlMrAIL YoUNC IT TIE 1uEEN.
Last week 1T the Stanley Theatre m
Philadelphia. tie feature for the week was
Clara krmball Young picture, he For
hidden Woman, and il proved to bc such
an attraction that during the entire day
the crowds continued. The unusual trib
ute that was gwen 10 Miss Young by tins
demonstration, lndou teddy had its be.
ginning in her work N 'Eyts Of Youth. 2
The same will nn doubt attract the first
day crowds TO the Queen today, wien
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
Y. NJ. III. A. GROWS.
Interesting Plans Made for the Coming
Year.

Extensive plans for the coming season
were outlined last night at the annual
meeting OF the y NJ. ii. A. IN the rooms
Of the building. Five new directors were
elected, "A resolution PASSED TO increase the
number of members of the board of drec-
tors and the budget increased fifty per cent
for the coming year
New members Of the board of directors
elected were: DR.. A. Robin, J. ]. Cohen,
Louis Topkis, ]. Handelman, J. Taber
Directors holding over are W. Topkis. ].
MargOlin, Rabbi s a. Rabinowitz Victor
Topkis, j. Reese. David Snellenburg and
NJ. Drueker The budget for the COM
ing wear has been increased from $500
TO sl2, 900.
The membership was reported at sos,
While the young women's organization
has q membership OF 12f.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
HANDICAP
At OTHER TRAPS.

Ben Vending Day at tireennlll Satur-
dav proved to bC a success in every way,
and incidentally Ben himself carried of
several honors of the day. Shooting nj
2l-vard tagets. Vending led the field,
and IN special 50-target event he led the
field bv one target. With a score of 45X50
he also led all the Class b shooters and
won the trophy for this class. C. L. Walk
er was high gun of the day at 16y yards in
the regular 50-target event and Joe Ben
McHugh won the leg on the double-target
trophy cup.
The Christiana Gun Club held its regu-
lar weekly meeting at Newport. An inter-
estIng program was enjoyed with Frank
Lindsay carrying off high honors IN the
regular event, with 26x30. Lindsay and
Griswold were tied in the quail shoot, with
oxl0 each In the shoot-off, Lindsay won
out, Charlie dropping his second bird.
The F., B. x w. Gun Club held IT'S
weekly shoot on the club grounds at
Todd's Cut. J. Spring was high gun in the
pri &c event, also IN the practice event and
took home the take home trophy by
breaking 44X50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
Jackson PLAYING in the South.

speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark April y Friends Of Ralph
w Jackson, - local baseball player. who
left two weeks ago for Columbia, : G.,
have received letters from him. telling Of
the hard practice jackson is trying for
first base He writes that there are sew
eral former big league players trying for
first, but that he is going to make them
hustle if they beat him out Beck for
mcr big league player, is manager Of the
club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
NEAR WORLD S RECORD.
Two Watches Catch Southern Californian
Beating . As.

Berkeley, Cal. Aoril 12.-The tlni-
verslty of California defeated the Uni
versitv of Southern California track team
91 10 81 here Saturday.
Paddock, of Southern California, won
the 100 and 30 yard dashes easily. II
was announced he bad eaualed TIE world 5
record of 9 3-5 seconds IN the century, but
a check up showed hat 9 4-5 seconds was
the official time, three stop-watches hav-
ing timed him at the latter figure and two
nj o Sd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
Zig Bowling Match Thursday.

Tic American Vuleanized Fibre Co.
How'll team wlll roll the Western Flee
tr,c five Of Philadelphia, next Thursday
veenrng Oh Grady alleys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
Defiance Win.

The Defiance basketball five conped the
State championship in clever game Sat
urday night forcing the speedy Academy
team to take the short end Of a Al TO 10
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
Goldey Loses AT Chester.

Chester. Pa. ADrl u Pennsylvania
Military College tasei all team. Saturday
afternoon. III MS flsl game Of the season,
defeated GOldey College Of Wilmington,
III too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12

Petse, 80; II. l.. Morgan, 80; W Nj. Jen-
sen. IS: l.. Jackson, 24, IL. ID. Alhaugh, %;
II. Thomas, -; W Clark, %; Y. Willis.
p: q. Bowman, 2l; J. Shepard, 20; q.
rweedy, 2l; Stewart, Is; J. L: Steine, 10;
r. Taylor, IS; r. Smith, Z; +. II. Lamb, 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
Penn Beat Rutgers.

Penn beat Rutgers at baseball Saturday,
9 to |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Neighborhood nine went 10 New
port Saturday and defeated the kreb
team by the score Of 10 ,
Richardson Park copped lis second eA-
mbItion game Saturday when il defeated
>ilverbrook Of tie All-Wilmington League,
10 to .
Blue Sox defeated Brandywine Juniors,
4 10 3.
4 large crowd of Haverford students
snd alumni. who werc celelra ting Found
RS Day. saw their alma mater losa TO the
Delaware College nine Saturday. 4 to ,.
Bill MCGOWAN, who will umpire in the
International League this a asOn, Judged
the Baltimore-Athletics game at Balti-
more Saturday.
f. Manager DcTny's New Castle team, Of
the Del-Mar League Vas Dictated ly Tor
rainc. the indeDendent "Chamr,s" at Bat
tery Park, New Castle, when they were
shut out in an exhibition game, 3 to o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-12

Blue Sox defeated Brandywine Juniors,
4 10 8.