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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
PRESIDENTS HEALTH
STILL CAUSES CONCERN
Family Takes Precautions Against
a Relapse; Jokes at Bryan's
Suggestion.
From To-day = Baltimore sun.

Washington, Nov. 16-Although Presi-
dent Wilson has made considerable prog
ress toward recovery. his health Is stlll "A
matter of grave concern to his physicians
and members of his family,
The utmost care is being exercised
TO guard against a relapse, which might
be cause hv sudden physical jar or
undue mental cxertion. His transaction
of public business is limited to one hour
a dav and at cabinet meetings his official
advisers still carefully refrain from broach-
ing controversial subjects which might
excite him unduly.
If his condition should take no turn
for the worse the President is expected 20
he able to finish his term of office without
relinuuishing discharge of his official
duties. Whether, however, he will he
able 10 accompany the Prcsldcnt-eiect
TO the capital for the inauguration ON
March s. rs has every President save
John Adams is problcmatical.
Mr.. Wilson is looking forward with
relief to his retirement from office and
hoping that he will regain his strength
sufficiently to write history Of his ad
minist ration and of the war and the peace
conference.
Jokes AT RRyAN's SUGGESTION.
MIR. tumultN pre-elcctioh IeaIs luh'
a Republican victory might react grave
" upon the Presidents condition were
apparently without foundation. Cabinet
members report that Mr. Wilson was ~
rare good humor at the first meeting
with them after the election and out
joked them all on the subject Of tho land
slide. II was with grim humor. too.
that he commented on Bryans suggcs-
ton he resign
From lack Of exercise, the President
has grown stouter lie now weighs lao
pounds His hair IS white aud his fca-
lures bear deep traces Of his physlcal
suffering. His physician. Admiral GRAY
son. Mrs Wilson and an army nurse are
in constant ATTENDANCE upon him Once
and sometimes twice day he is mas
saged by a masscur
Mr. Wilson generally rises AZ Q clock,
Is shaved hv n colorcd servant and break
fastS at $ From to 10 hc works ~ ms
study assisted Nv Mrs. Wilson, examln-
ing papers referred To him, debating in-
structions and letters and pcnciling notes
n Secretary Tumulty The amount Of
official business land before the President
has been reduced to the absolute mini
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
VII son GREETS MINE MEN.
r. ansas Governor Also Felicitates Annual
Congress at Denver.

Denver. Col. Nov. 16.-Greetings from
President Wilson We're read 70 the first
- ssion Of the annual convention Of the
American Mining Congress. which opened
h,re Yesterday
n telegram Of greeting to the con-
ess Gov. Henry J Allen. Of Kansas
q .clared Il seems TO me that W have
r..ched a period IN America when Just
3. ver7lm.nt must assume the same re-
sp,nsibilltv for the regulation Of indus
trisl st-ife tha; II has assumed for al
-, her forms of strife If there is any
-lbisrt II this country TOO great for
v-rnrnent 10 solve with justice, then
government ls failure
Clay TallnIan Commissioner Of the
Land oflce Of the Department OF the
Interior. this afternoon told the Con
gress that the Mineral Leasing law OF
February %. 1920 was an epochal event
II the history Of land legislation in this
country Nh Tallman discussed the
ncaelre az length
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a sedentarv existe1c' Too much food
and too lit le exercise nave forced the
stomach into a haf-sick condition. 1t
becomes TOO weak protect itself and
the bars are down for the entrance Of
disease in many forms. Pl NJ JUG the
new herbal stomach medicine, Is o purify
ing and vitalizing agent II corrects all
disorders Of the stomach as Is bein{
demonstrated every day and verified By
well-known local people
Recently. Mr. William NJ. Pedrlck OF
No. a. South Third stree New Castle,
Del. who has lived IL New Castle for
many wears. and has q WIDE circle of
friends, gave the following statement:
ITO show what value | place on your
Plant Juice. If ] could get but one
bottle of il | wouldn't take hund ed
dollars for that bottle. / was IN An awful
state from stomach trouble and was 90
bloated that | could hardly get my clothes
on; ] had pains around my heart and al
times could scarcely get my breath:
could not eat anything, could not sleep at
night, and got so weak that l could hardly
get around TO do my work; was 50 dizzy
that would have 10 catch hold OF some
thing to prevent falling: ! had pains al
through my body. had tried all sorts OF
medicine, but felt just as bad A nelghbor
of mine told me Of Plant Juice and begged
me to Try it. l did 50 and from the very
first doses took, found relief; now have
a good appetite, sleep fine at night, and the
dizzy spells and pains have all gone ]
shall be glad to convince anyone Of the
wonderful benefit got from Plant Juice if
thev will write me and ] think anyone
suffering is very foolish ifthcy do not give
Plant Juice g trial and convince them
selves Of its wonderful merit. ! cannot say
TOO much IN praise Of IT,
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, No 404-406 Market street
where he il daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the merits
Of this remedy Free samples given.
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I an assert lneut - colors -omri-
-at!ons. f-- raas -eds nos % gely
-he es -rrpnsesr al1 "a. nest
7LanAsts f0r The money l7ut lre.
ar ,.-.a 2 S.} 9S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
LEAGUES BIG CIGAR BILL.
Belgian Government PresenIs one
Amounting 10 so 600 Francs.

Pans. Oct 28-The Belgian govern
rnent has just presented TO the League
OF Nations bill for cigars amounting to
$1,000 francs The bill says These
cigars were smoked or carried off by
members OF the various delegations at
the Spa Conference
That Conference was held in july and
was attended bv members of the Su-
preme Council and representatives Of the
German government
The >ecretarIat of the League OF Ma
ti0ns has announced that II Is short Of
money and moreover il refuses 10 take
over the debts Of the Supreme Council.
The Belgian government argues that
the spa Conference formed part OF the
operation" Of the League of Nations
The bill remains unpaid The League
OF Nations assembly viii hold its first
meeting at Geneva November l5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
WESTINGHOUSE co. CUTS TIME.
Hours in Springfield Shops Reduced TO
dS n Week

Springfield, Mass. Nov 16 \ cut in
working time from "a to Is hours II week
went into. effect yesterday al the local
works of the Westinghouse Electric
Manufacturing Co
Manager RcVndcrs stated that this
action was taken because of the present
dull condition of the general automobile
business, with which his company is allied
No cut in the corps of employees is antiri-
patcd, he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
WAS HELPED FROM
VERY FIRST DOSE
New Castle Del Citizen Gives
Glowing Endorsement For
Plant Juice.

When the stomach performs ITS tunc-
tons perfectly that the poSseSsor for
gets that he has one, good health. physlcai
powers ana buOyant spln prevai ne
81 mach IN civilized peopl ot today, how
ever. is degenerate L lacks tone and
strength gradually brought about through
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

This remedy has cured more
rheumatics and received more en-
dorsements than any other medi-
cine ever known. II you have stiff
or swollen joints, tryit. Hyou have
9 lame back, try it. II you have
sciatica. try it. If you have shoot
ing pans in the arms, legs, sides,
breast or back, try If.
Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy re-
ieves neariy all forms of rheumatism In
from one 10 three hours and generally
cures before one vial is used.
Munyon's II. X. X. Co., Scranton. Pa
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Ask about the special low rate for
business advertisers who use classified
ads cv-~-% daV
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No More
Rheumatism

" When I aee q man
hrlpins with RhouTs-
fisn, 4 feoI that he
needs q guardian 10
force him &c GET VOL F"
--Eunyor
The evening world., 1920-08-07
LIVE WIRES
Ry Neal r. o. HGrG.

cvyA~t ~ ruhnAHS T~ Nov T~h Ernh' w~d
The Giants climbing proves the they
squirrels and the other half they're nuts.
ulators
a
IF THE GOVERNMENT WOULD ONLY GIVE THE WASHINGTON
CLUB SO PER EFFECTIVE ABOUT AUG 90 GRIFFs
SHOW RESULTS.
They fireworks Field which
gives the natives two performances a day.
The AS doesn't study exchange know
that game at the Polo Grounds is worth more than in Phy
q lifetime
but do
teams that face the Cleveland batting
Cardinals May July
hat
The evening world., 1920-08-07

have some corking good bali teams.
They play II In China, India, Siam,
Australia. New Zealand. Even Eng
land IL waking up TO baseball France
has several leagues, and one ball
game played near Paris drew over
$4,000 spectators. Baseball II the
national sport in Cuba, and we've
seen some mighty good players from
the sugar cane island. Canadian SOL
diers made American baseballN ia
voTtte game 10 Europe early In the
war. and when 100000 American
born and bred baseball players went
over there was moro baseball played
up near the HindenburE line than
the whole world ever saw before.
recently had a letter from q friend
of mine, George Reed. visiting Ia
Brazil Tie found three sports going
full blast IN RiO---.Afuerit-Ln baseball,
American boxing and horse racing.
HE'S KNOWN As 'B'..SsAN" IN
JAPAN.
They say American : ASsL,(ll plny.
ers are as we'll known s. tH.,an as vt
home. II babe went 0I.S there and
played on the aame dnS ,Asst IUitRchi-
yama, the great Jap ,Lese wrastler
and national hero, only iVs..i IN JapAn
allowed to wear p ter7N,s bell rope
tied around his middle. vrratied for
the graphing u1e. Why. I'd Httachi-
yama wouldn't drSw enough OF q gate
to buy q bottle of rake.
Ruth " natural athlete, He's
built for arttnn. II he wasn't A great
ballployer he might be a Jack Demp
sey. He has peculiar physical adyAn
tagas. He u over sia feet tAh and
powerfully built He has a very abort
neck and high shoulders. His SSsns
are enormously long in proportion "
his height These things give him thu
punch" with a baseball hat, the swing
with a golf club He'd mako a good
fencer, boxer, runner, weight throwcr
He has a remarkably quick mind and
eye, wonderful nerve, coordination,
strength, enthusiasm and the GOODNESS
under exciting circumstances OF the
natural champion.
Looks as II Babe" Is in line 10 ac-
cumulate fortune this year. Nobody
vial have any right 70 criticlse him II
! he goes after II. Anything he gets
will be well earned.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
VardOn and Ray Both Fit for Bis
Golf Tourney.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. with the
tourney for the open championship OF
the United States at Inverness. Toledo,
only a few days away, Harry Vardon
and Edward Ray. who will represent
Great Britain there. appear to be and
declare themselves ready and waiting
to begin.
Whatever little ailmepts they have
had, including Vardon's injured thumb
and occasional slight lndispOsitiOns that
both have more or less disregarded, are
now gone. They will have a round over
the Inverness course when they play
two local professionals tomorrow.
Monday the day preceding the opening
round OF the tourney. will be a rest
period.
The Engiishmsn are playing extra
ordinarily good golf. VArdon has been
enduring a slight relapse OF putting
form the past week. In the play at
the YahwendRsis Club at Utica Tues-
day he was not putting with his ae-
customed accuracy, but in the face OF
that he turned In remarkably low
medal scores. He has noticed the small
error that 10 responsible for this slight
| inaccuracy. He has found that he had
dropped Into one OF those little faulta
| of which every golfer occasi onRlly
finds himself guilty Xardon has IN
some degree been pulling his putt
Correction, however, and II may be
| observed that his name Will be rather
| a prominent one In the posted list OF
medal scores at Inverness.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Lynch signs to Box Herman at st

Lynch signs to Box Herman At st..
Louis, Labor Day.
Joe Lynch, the hard hitting west side
boxer. Is going to hght Pete Herman.
bantamwelgiht champion, again. after
all. Sam Goldman, manaef OF Herman;
Eddie Mead, manager OF Lynch and
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan. the st. Louis
promoter, had another conference yes
terday at which articles Of agreement
were signed for the boys to box at
spOTtAmen's Park. 81. Louis. on Labor
Day afternoon.
Lynch was also matched TO box
Charlie Ledoux, the French star, again,
at the Armory A. A. OF Jersey City,
Aug. IS. Their recent meeting was A
| sensational bout In which LedOux cane
back strong after having been saved
| by the bell In the seventh round
Eddie Mead says he has a hynch
| time.
l"Joe's nrst three bouts at the Natlona
/ Club OF Philadelphia" says EDDIE ere.
/ suited ~ his knocking out KID win.
! iams, Eddie o'Keefe and Andy Burns
| lie has knocked out KID ReRan ant
\ Harry Kramer. his hrst two Opponenti
1 in ST Louis, and as they say things M
| IN threes l wouldn't be surprised N u,
! X, O.d Herman this time.
| The Lynch Herman bout will b,
| eight rounds at li9 pounds at ~ o'clocl
the afternoon Of the battle.
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Good Scores Made in Practice al
Big Golf battle-ground.

TOLEDO, Aug 7.-Upward OF 100 OF
the entrants in the national open golf
tournament to be held at Inverness next
at hotels. Officlals In charge OF
the tournament announced that Virtu-
ally all OF the stars OF the golf world
who will compete for the title In the
classic win have checked In by shutdown
to-day, judging from reservations made.
Several OF the golfers gave the course
a going over yesterday ana some good
scores were turned In. Jack Gordon 81
Olean, N. r., came home In ~.
Douglas Edgar, the Canadian open
.sl.aalaElaa - nuila 11illa- gank around
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Shake-Up in Batting Order
Puts New Life Into the
New York Team.
DETRorrS Aug. 7.

ILL MI ~ mug -
nABE RUTH banged out two home
n runs. his fortieth and forty first,
in the second game OF the Yanks'
series with the Tigers. enabling the
New York pennant-chasers TO- win,
II 10 Z.
The Tigers fought like real tigers
90 win, reaching Jack Quinn and
George Mogridge for thirteen hits,
but the YanlEs punched their blows
In Old-tims Yank fashion In the first
and sixth. when they meant the most
in the way Of runs. The fielding on
both sides was good, but the umpiring
was on again. Both teams suffered.
Detroit probably the most.
Higgins shook up his batting order.
After Thursdays display OF slow.
sleepy fielding by Meusel the Cali
fornia giant was benched and DUFFY
lewis took his old place ia left. Ward
vas put In the lead-ofr spot. Peck
second and Ruth third. changing
places with Pratt. Wally Pipp WA
dropped to sixth. The change worked
well, especially In the first wner
LEWIS came up with the bases ful
and celebrated his return with a
tkree-bagger.
The Yani's went ahead IN the third
on Ruth's four-bagEer into the right
centre stands. II would have landed
up BY the clock on the Polo Grounds
Huggins wouldn't take any chances or
the WaVering Quinn and sent MogrldRt
20 the box ID the third.
huth's EFFORT In the NTH produced I
run but Il wasn't a homer Peck LEI
on With a two Dagger 10 left and Ruth
raised q cioud-ktssing ny TO deep right
which FlagBtead caught Peck starte,
fof third after the catch, and WheI
hiagstead's throw got through Jone
and Pinelli he kept on 20 the plate
Dauaa was doused for keeps In tn
sixth. and the damage allecame with tW,
out Pip and Bodie had been set dow
~ Dauas when Muddy Ruel singled I,
left Mogridge walked and Ward sho
a single 70 centre. scoring Ruel Peel
singled 10 left. scoring Mogridge.
Ruth responded 70 the roar TIA
greeted him by crashing the second bal
pitched on line over the right fell
wall and over Trumbull Avenue, whlc
flows peacefully outside. The ball wen
into a lumber yard. In Polo Grounds
terms would have gone through tn
-.rhh AeAa Asu~r @fainA ana ti1.ta Ma.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Hole in One stIrs Golfers to Great
Things.


Things.
SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE, Aug.
7.-As a result OF the wedding out
20 ess in the invitation golf tourna-
nieht at the Shawnee Country Club,
Frank w. Dyer OF Upper Montcialr.
Maurice Risley OF Atlantic City and
those pro-rivals. George Hoffner OF Bala
and ]. Wood Plat OF North Mills, will
meet as named to-day.
The first flight plans were placed In
temporary eclipse yesterday afternoon by
Frank Sheble. a local club man. COM
peting in the fourth sixteen. At the
sixteenth hole over the water the for
mer Shawnee President made the 1870
yards from tee 90 cup In single
| stroke.
Al the time he was down to Dr.
w. l.. Angle. a clubmate, and this mir
aole shot for the time being 80 trans
formed Sheble that he proceeded "a
win the remaining holes and the match
On the home green he brought off q
In winning in the afternoon RLsley was
forced to AN extra hole by j. S. Worth
ington OF Slwanoy. AT the nineteenth
| Risley ran down a twenty-foot putt fol
| a bird" 80. He made the round In Is
| to the others @ Dyer went out In 81
| in the morning against Gordon Wood
| OF Richmond and later defeated +. II
Gates of Montclair.
Hoffner in defeating Fred knight Of
White Marsh In the second round made
the inward half In 3d.
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Walter Hagen to Review National Golf Meet

VIII England carry Oh our championship OF the
InksH vardOD, Ray, LytOn and Mayo, Great
Britain's star entry, will engage our leading ANA
tours and pros In the greatest golf battle in Amerl-
can hlst9ry--the national open championship at
Toledo, Aug. IO-1S Walter Hagen, this cOuntry's
chief hope, viii describe for Evening World read.
opinions of the Inverness course and chances Of
all leading cOntenders.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Babe RUth's TlUO HOmers
Give Yankees VictOru

haitian Field. PrRtt's fierce liner 10
Young ended the hitting streak.
Loud cries OF "forty-two" Rreete 4
Ruth whom he came up In the eighth.
leck was on hrst, Red Oldham. who had
succeeded Dauss, stopped him, however,
Tor a twisting tap to Young for a force
OF Peck was the best he could do.
The Tigers gave Mogridge something
TO worry about In the eighth when they
punched four hits and produced three
runs, and they threw somewhat OF a
scare into him In the ninth. They hal
Two men on and none out but Ruth
captured Flagstead's ny and WARD
made fancy play on Pinelli's boundeI
for the last out
Miller Higgins received word yaster.
ayd that Truck Hannah had been linden.
nitely Suspended for his row with Bill
Dineen Thursday. Bill was Just AZ
much to the bad yesterday, however, anS
he was Joined by owens, who made two
decisions against Detroit in the secon,
inning that were poor.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Eccentric Firemen Meet Tomorrow
COIumbiR's Opening Football Prac-
tlce 80 be Held Sept. 10.

Buck o'NeIll, the new football coach
at Columbia, announces that the first
football practice for the coming season
win be held on Monday. Sept. 10. The
sembled at that time o'Neill will call
out only twenty-five or so OF the first.
string players. who viii plug away until
the opening of the school year on Sept
will be welcome In the workouts or
South Field. The first game will be
on Oct. 2, with Trinity. O'Neill's coach.
ing STAFF will be the same that assisted
Fred Dawson last year and will com.
prise Tom Tnorp, Alex Teller and Car
Merner. The latter will be In charge OF
the freshman eleven, Thorp will handle
the lnemen and Teller will have charge
OF the endA.
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Ten thousand iron men look big 70
me- remember when $40 a week
loodced like Rocltefellers income. I'm
vt hguTdng $4,000 small money. but
hiS 10 business. and the ten is small
pompared TO what those guys can
clean up. n they'd said $4,000
might have considered It, but I turn
"a the proposition dow nat. They
en- come TO me at the end OF the ssa-
con. n cont make good this year
won't b. worth the ten and I won't
want Y. II / make good ru be worth
q bunch more. and that's what I am
going after. told them 20 zee me II
the end OF the summer and Ak their
terms 70 suit what III be worth 20
ulAem then. I've had theatrical offers
ana eli sorts of offera 30 sign up year
sn advance. Nothing doing. cnn
bust that home run record any time
{ want b. and this year rm going to
bust It 20 far they'll talk Shout II
when I'm sitting up In the grand stand
wearing white Whiskers. l love Bos-
con. but I never felt happy around
ehis guy Frazee. I'm going TO DO with
people ! like this year. and I'li be able
b play ball. You watch me"
eAsE CAN WALLoP IN ANY
GAME
Babe said q few more things- He
said that neut winter he's going u
drive a golf ball further than any hIi.
man being ever cracked one before
Babe admitted that he has two ambl
taons. He didn't care TO be Preslden'
q the United States or anything lilki
Ahat but he intended TO show the
world he was q regular ball player
and then 60 out to California and wiz
q - bet by trimming Morrison, th'
L. A. A. G. professional. Morrison
bought gas for the dlvver all las
winter at Ruth's expense.
Babe Ruth is the most famous ath
lete In the world. He's as well known
all over the globe right now as JohI
T.. Sullivan was thirty years ago
Perhaps he's even better known
Have you ever figured how the grea
American game has spread durini
ehe past few years2 They play II Ii
japan as enthusiastically as ~
played in America. japanese college
The evening world., 1920-08-07

Country Club links
starting Tuesday.
Every pro in the
country as we'll az
many Of our lead
ing amateurs have
been looking for
ward to this event
all summer.
The fact that
there is an inter-
national Interest
in the open this
year makes N
doubly attractive
and n fine flPld of
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LoueIin-TilIman Bout called Dr.yy,

DAYTON. o., Aug. Tx. o. Louyh-
lin. the South Bethlehem welterweight,
was given a draw decision with John
ME Tlllman here last night. Loughlir
appeared TO have won nine OF the
twelve rounds and the sentiment OF the
people favored him. They want Tough
iir. haak - Ask Raiuak 6.kaasaaalIS
The evening world., 1920-08-07
BABE RUTH NOW MAKES GOOD
EARLY SEASON PREDICTION
J AND REAPS GOLDEN HARVEST
Yankee STAR Greatest Figure in Sport World Swamped With
Fabulous Movie Picture Con tracts for Crashing Out HomerS
Exactly As He Predicted Before the Baseball Season.
Blu Robert EdOren.

cgsASa b. ~ nruts w0tO.
NEVER asked Babe Ruth 4 a a
baseball onnded
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going TO listen.
SAID Babe: ''rm going 70 BE- IN de-
olRnd next winter. Tnere1i be a lst Of
them trailing me and trying % tsil me
70 sign on the dotted line rye Just
turned down an offer Of $4,000 TO eign
up for one moving picture at the end
% the season. Nice money to turn
down. isn't III But think the idea
OF a big movie company offering me
$4,000 70 pose in q picture ls =
Joke. They figure on spending SOD. 1000
ON ths picture. They spend millions
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Cleaned BY the Golf Gallery

in rs. Par for the course is 70.
Some OF the other scores yesterday I:
Jack Burgess. Asheville, a; j. Macken-
gle, Chattanooga, q; J. Lord, Chicago,
Diegel, Chicago, a: cyril Walker. New
York, 80; Joe Sylvester. New York. 79;
GIL Nichols, New York. SO for nine
holes.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
HAGEN REGRETS
OUIMET CAN'T PLAY
INBIG GOLF MEET
American Champion Conf
dent Invading British Star
Will be Stopped at Toledo
Next Week for National
Open Title.
BV Walter Hagen.
Open Golf Champion.

Aug. THE stage is all
set for tho national open cham
pdonship here on the lnness