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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-12
IRSKA SAMOSPRAVNA
PREDLOHA.
Byla pfijata v britske snemov.
ne poslanecke 1873 proti So
hlasIm.

Londyn, IL. list. Irska samo-
spravna predloha prosla We
snemovne poslanecke We tretim
cteni dnes, kdyz navrh ma od-
mrsteni, podany Williamem C.
Adamsonem, vGdcem opposice,
byl porazen 1873 proti SO hla-
sum. Stale Sc to beZe vsech
zvlaStnich pffhod a celkem po
krotke debate.
Liberalni a delnicti clenove,
kteri Sc proti predloze dnsled-
ne staveli z toho ddvodu, re
die jejich mineni nepovede k
rozlustenf irskeho problemu,
nebyli pri hlasovanf pritomni.
Ministersky pTedseda Lloyd
George We sve reci pravil, ze
'pfedloha zakona jest stedra
v1ci Irsku, ale pohr{chu lid
tamnf neni v nalade, ably il
mohl strizlive uvaziti. Dodal,
ze dokumenty, jez budou "a
kratko uverejneny, nalezene V
drzeni sinnfeinskych vGdcd v
1918, dosvedcujici, ze byli su-
castneni v nemeckem spiknutf,
ukazuji naprostou nutnost, a.
by Anglie podrzela uplnou
kontrolu irskych pristavn.
Zakladni zasady zddraznene
britskou vladou v irske samo-
spravne predloze jsou:
IL Ze lid sesti provincii v
UIsteru nebude pfiveden adj
ministrativne pod venkovnf par
lament " Irsku.
2. Ze nebude zadneho sesla-
benf vyhrad, jez byly ucineny
vladou k tomu cili, aby chra-
n6ny byly zivotni zajmy Velke
Britanie.
DIE teto pfedlohv dv6 legi-
slaturv. s horni a dolnf komo-
rou. bvlv bv zTizenN jedna
nro sever Irska a druha pro
iih. Kdvz meme nez 'polovice
tlenG bvli pravoplatne zvoleni
neb odepreli sloziti pfisahu
varnosti. ku krali, kral mHze
rn7pustiti parliament a vloziti
vladu do rukou v8boru, usta-
noveneho mistodrzitelem.
Rada pro Irsko, pozGstavaif-
ci re ctyTiceti clenG. nichz
polovice byli by vybrani kaz-
dym parlamentem, jest rovnez
proiektovana. Pravomoc radv
bvla by omezena obema le-
cislaturami. I'll, kdoz pfedlo-
hu sestaviti, maif nadeji. ze
rada tvorila bv iadro. kolem
r6hoz behem cesu mohl bv bv-
ii budovan jeden parliament
pro cele Irsko.
Onv dve legislaturv m6lv by
plnou kontrolu mad skolstvim,
mfstnf vladou, pozemkovSm
zrizenim. dopravou, starobni-
mi pensemi, pojistenim a iiny-
mi v6cmi.
zadne teleso nesmi zaloziti
iakoukoli urcitou nabozen-
skou vfru nebo trestati n6koho
pro to. ze bv ptinalezel neb me-
rSinalezel k iakarnukoli ma.
bosenskemu vyznanf.
Odvolacf soud pro cele 1r.
sko. iemuz predsedal by lord
karcldr. lest ustaven.
Kontrola kralovskeho irske.
ho cetnictva a metropolitnf DO
licie Dnhlinske. bvla bv pfene
sara ffsskfm parlamentem ms
irskH parliament "a tfi rokv pt
vstoupenf zakona v platnost.
Pravomoc vvhrazena T}sske
mu parlamentu zauifma koru
mn. mir a valku. zahranicnl "a
lezitosti, armadu a valecn'
lod'stvo, razbu penez, obranu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-12
TAJEMSTVf .BU
"ROZLUSTENO."
New York World "odhalir", 4
spory delnictvu stavebnich
remesel byly pricinou kata-
strofy ma Wall Street.

New York, IL. list. Zod.
vednost "a hrozny vybuch Ia.
Wall Street V mesici zari, je
hoz ozvena Sc rozlehla po ce'
lem svete a vedla k raznen
odsuzovani "rudych" lamar
cnistd", byla dnes uvalena NJ
jednotlive delniky, neb ty, h.
8 mimi sympatisovali, zdejsl
Evening World"
List ten vsak doznava, re ne-
muze vysvetliti pritomnost W.
hruznych letaki v postovni
schrance blize mista vybuchu.
Ma trech plnych strankach
casopis ten vylicuje tajemstvf
vybuchu, jenz zahubil skoro
ctyrieet osob a privodil zrane-
nj $50 dalsich. Jest uvadena
theorie, ze omen vaz smrti, ma
nemz bomba vybuchla, nebyl
poslan do finaneniho stredu ma
terrorisovani "kapitallsticke
trfdy", ale ze bylo to obmysle-
no jako odveta proti Robertu
P. Brindellovi, predsedovi rady
stavebnich femesel a osmdesati
peti "Brindellovym deinfkIm",
zamestnanym pfi bourani pfi-
stavku k akciove ourse. Neja-
kou nahodou vdz byl ma ceste
zdrzen a bomba vybuchla Diff
We, nez dostala Sc ma urcent fni
sto. .a.as ~ esss-
We snaze uvesti vybuck
souyislost s "graftem staveb
no trustu', jenz pritomne jest
zde vySetrovan, World, IVA
dele jmenem jednu unii delni-
XII, zamestnavajicich Sc bourl-
MIN budov pravi:
Evening World zde pred
klada duka7, re 1900 muzi -
nichz temsr vsichni jsou ci-
zine rozeni, stfizlivi, pritinlivi,
zdatri a dobre zkazneni "
poslednich osmnacti mesicfch
byli podrobeni ohromujicimu
spiknuti lakoty nesprave u
nosti, a vybuch byl vyvrchola
MIN teto tyranie.
Graft We stavebnfm odbo-
ru byl zodpoveden "a tento
zlocin.
Evening World nesvaluje
zodpov6dnost ma unii jako ce-
lex. Byla to prace jednotliv-
CIV, snad uvnitr unie, snad pra
ce venkovnich zivll unit SYM
patisuilcich.
"Dalsi d6kazy jsou predlo-
zeny, ze hnev a zloba techto
calnikG a jejich pratel, kteEf
Vedeli jejieh tragickem nei
spesnem zapase ma odvraceni
tulactvi hladoveni We dnech
prehojne delnicke pfilezitosti
byl soustreden nejenom ma jich
arciutiskovatele, Roberta P.
Brindella, diktatora rady sta
vebnich remesel, ale tez ma kon
traktory zamestnavajici Sc bou
ranim domd."
William Zaranko, jednatel
unie delnikI zamestnanych phi
bourahi budov, prohlasil odha-
leni "Worldu" "a nesmysl. Del
nici jeho unie pry nemaji vd-
bee pristup k traskavinam a
mimo to nebyli V te dobe "a
mestnani ma zadne praci ma
Wall Street. Distriktnf navlad-
nj nepriklada "odhaleni" mno-
no viry, ale jest pry hotov "a
haiili vysetrovani We smeru ma
znacenem a podobne stanovi-
sko zaujimajf tez urady vladni
jimz az dosud Sc nepodarilo
vypatrati sebe mensi stopy. iez
by vedla k vypatranf pachate-
Iii hrozneho vybuchu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
SINGLE men WIN.
Married Men Lose Game Featured
by All Kinds of Playing, Both
Fast and Slow.

The Single Men of the Defiance Club
proved their superiority over the Married
Men, last night, by the score of II to 3.
The game was played before a large
crowd and all kinds of plays were mixed in
it. Heavy hitting, bonehead plays, bril-
liant catches and num-skull baserunnlng
were all mixed in, which made the game
highly amusing. Some of the old-timers
seemed to forget that the bases were there
to be touched and not used to decorate
the field, as many runs were chalked off,
due to the bases not being touched Steal
ing bases that were already occupied
was another old-time sport that mixed in
the game
However, the game brought out many
interesting features, the heavy batting of
both teams being prominent, both Alex
ander and Farley being tapped rather
lively throughout The Married Men
jumped into an early lead, but could not
hold it, the opponents finally collaring
them in the seventh inning, throwing in
a couple of more runs for good measure.
]. Longs baserrmning featured the
game, he stealing third base twice with
that sack occupied both times. However,
he atoned for these boners by getting
three solid bingles This is the first of
series of games to be played by these
teams and they will be matched soon
again in the second game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
MANY FINE ENTRIES
FOR HORSE SHOW
Classes for Ponies and Children
Exhibitors Pleasing
Feature.

Glasses for children will be an interest
ing feature of the Horse Show Mt tho
State Fair grounds tomorrow afternoon
beginning at l.30 clock, standard time
There are great number of choice horses
and ponies entered and it is expected that
the showing will consume at least foui
hours The judging of the classes will &c
on while the harness races and motor
cycles racing is in progress on the track
The Horse Show program follows:
Betty Brothers, Montchanin, Del
classes H. Is.
Carpenter, Miss Irene, Montchanin
Del, class 4.
Carpenter, Miss Louisa, Montchanin
Carpenter, r. II. M, Montchanin,
Del. Catlin, Mrs. r. II. Wilmington;
Carswell, Watson, Concordville, Pa,
class IL.
du Pont, Miss Alice, Wilmington,
classes 2, 3, Q.
du Pont, Mrs. A. Felix, Wilmington,
class IA
du Pont, Miss. Constance, Wilmington,
classes 3, IL, Is, Is, II.
du Pont, Miss Dec, Wilmington, classes
., 3. ), 10.
du Pont, Miss Esther, Wilmington,
classes |, 5, 6, Z, s, II, l3, Is, 16.
du Pont, Miss Lydia, Wilmington,
classes l, 4, 6, Z.
du Pont, Miss Mary b., Wilmington,
classes ). e. Z. s, Q. 10. II, 13. IS, 16.
du Pont Miss Wilhelmina, Wilmington,
classes II, II.
Duff, John G., Carncy's Point, \. j.,
class IL.
Griffith, L. r., Chester, Pa, class IL.
Pierce. +. Marian, New Castle, Del,
classes 2. 3, ), 9.
Pierce, Harry NJ, Jr, New Castle, Del,
class A.
Pierce. Madeline H., New Castle, Del.
classes IL, II, II, 13, l3, II, ii, Is, l5,
10. Ii.
Ross, l.. O, Wilmington, class Is.
Sharp, Mrs. II. r., Wilmington, classes
2, 3, o, 30.
Zebley, John. Wilmington, class IS.
TIME HERE GIVEN is STANDARD TIME.
80 p m, class 9-Shetland ponies
To be shown before an appropriate We
hicle. Children TO drive. Three entries
10 D. m, class Shetland ponies to
be ridden by a child. Four entries.
1.55 p. m, class 12-Saddle horse
Over Is hands inches. conformation
and manners to be considered. Five
entries
2.10 p. m, class 14-Pony. over l3
hands inches high and not exceeding
14.2. Quality, style and action to be
especially considered; to be shown be
fore an appropriate vehicle. Two entries.
220 p. m. class 3-Pony. Not ex-
ceeding l / hands inches. TO be ridden
by child. Five entries.
235 - m, class l1-Saddle horse
under Is hands inches, conformation
and manners to be considered. -Four
entries.
300 p. m, class I5-Saddle horse
Over IA hands , inches Conformation,
bone. substance and quality to count 80
per cent; mouth manners and gait.
walk. trot and canter 80 per cent. Six
entries.
800 p. m, class Pony Over 13
hands and not exceeding II hands ,
inches, to be shown at 3 gaits, walk, trot
and canter -Four entries.
3.35 p m, class Pony race. To
be ridden by children not over II years
old Eighth of a mile dash. Post
entries. Three entries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
JOHNSON PITCHES
NO HIT NO RUN GAME
Senator's Star Performs Feat First
Time in His Big League Career;
Athletics Lose.

The Yankees moved into first place
Yesterday when they defeated the Ath-
letics, although the Mack nine outslugged
the New York nine. Ruth failed to make
a homer. The locals nipped several
promising rallies Walter Johnson, of
Washington, pitched the first no-hit, no.
run game Of his hig league career of four
teen years yesterday defeating Boston,
10. Hooper was the only Boston player
ln reach FIRST and this was due To a mis-
play. The White Sox and st. Louis
divided a double bill when the American
League pennant unfurling took place.
Cleveland aud Detroit were not scheduled.
Alexander defeated the Reds in an
sSciting game, when he allowed them
seven scattered hits. The fielding dur
lng the game was spectacular. Brooklyn
defeated the Giants in the third straight
game. The Robins batted Benton out
II the box IN the first inning. Rube
Marauard held his former teammates to
our hits The Pirates won in the tenth
So over st Louis in the first game on the
Card : new home grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
ALL-W|LM|NGT LEAGUE
Trophy TO be awarded Vim, :.
Will be on Display Later
This Month.

The cup 10 be awarded the winner IN
the All-Wilmington League will be on
display about the middle OF this month in
the window Of III. ". Nandcver, an
nounoement 10 this fleet being made last
night by President Leo Walsh at a meet
ing of the league AT Every Evening office.
Releases were issued as follows: Elev-
enth Ward, Joseph Givens and Frank
Duncan. South Side-Eden, Sidney Sterl-
ING and Robert Patterson. There was one
contract issued, that Of Charles Beatty
20 the South Side-Eden club.
Games and umpire assignments for
Saturday were made as follows: keystone
". Parksidc, al Klrkwood Park, Sullivan
Defiance vs.. Eleventh " ard, at Brown
town. Williams; Neighborhood VS.. Ninth
Ward. Twenty-second and Claymont
streets, Cunningham; Silverbrook VS..
South Side-Eden, at South Side-Eden,
Shawback.
There are no league games scheduled
for July or July 5. The Eleventh Ward
team. however, viii play the Harlan Giants
on Harlan Field Monday afternoon. This
should be some fast game. The Giants
have been playing fast ball, while Eleventh
Ward has been setting the pace In the ALI
Wilmington Lea ue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

3.45 y. m, class l6-Saddle horse,
l.42 or over. Conformation, bone, sub
stance and quality To count 80 per cent /;
mouth, manners and gait at walk, trot
and canter to count 80 per cent To
be ridden by u woman. Six entries.
400 p. IN. class l7-Trotter Best
trottcr suitable for matinee PURPOSES
hItched to q matinee cart owned by u
member Of the Delaware Horse Show
Association. -Four entries
4l5 p. m, class 14-Saddle horse.
For tho best road back over IA hnnds 2
inches, suitable for man or woman.
Conformation, bone, substance and quail
ity to count 80 per cent. Mouth, man
ners and gat at walk, trot and canter TO
count so per cent. Five entries.
40 p. m, class 1S-Pacer. Best
PAGER suitable for matinee purposes
hitched to a matinee cart owned by a
member of the Delaware Horse Show
Association. Two entries
4.40 p. m, class 13-Saddle horse
For the best park back over IA hnnds 2
inches, suitable for q man or woman
color, quality, action and conformation
to count 80 per cent; mouth, manners and
gait at walk, trot and canter to count so
per cent. Six entries
800 p. m, class 6-Pony, Ii hands or
under. Best performance over jump
not more than three feet To be ridden
by child l5 years or younger. Three
entries
$40 p, m, class 7-Children's jumping
contest. For children under l5 years
old. Ponies TO be shown over four jumps
tbrush and fence) three feet high. Three
entries.
$50 p. m, class S-Best pony for girl
rider over jumps not exceeding three
feet. Must be ridden by a child IA
years or under Two entries
$50 r. m, class l9-Opcn class for
hunters over 14.2 Three entries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
DEFIANCE DO|NGS.
All-Wilmington Team Preparing
for Saturdays Game; Other
Affairs of Popular Club.

The Defiance All-Wilminpton League
will have big gnme on Saturday when
they tackle the league leaders, the EIev-
enth Ward team, at the Eighth avenue
and Duncan street grounds. The Tenth
Warders have been hitting great pace
during their last few games and Managers
Givens' crowd will have to play some
mighty good baseball If they expect 10
chalk up victory on Saturday.
Nitchie and Fishback will be the bat
terry for Eleventh Ward while Jack Me-
Doncigh, the Defiance skipper, has not
yet decided who he will send against his
rivals. The game will get under way at
3. Is and large crowd Of Defiance rooters
will accompany the team. Tonight both
the All-Wilminpton League and City
League teams will practice and both man
ayers expect every man under contract
To report at the Third and Adams streets
field this evening at $50 If they expect TO
get in the game Saturday.
While the Ail-Wilmington team plays
away, Manager Lannan's City League
will entertain the stay-at-home fans of
the Tenth Ward when his team will line
up against the Emerald Club Of the same
league at the Third and Adams streets
lawn. Defiance at present holds a com
Portable lead in the league Emerald,
being one Of the riInncrs-tip Of the League,
will present n strong front for this game
and hopes to take the contest in order TO
move into second place. Marty Walsh
and Maxwell will be the Defiance battery
for this game and it could not be learned
who will start for the Emerald Club
This game will get under way at 1.45.
On Monday the Defiance team will
journey TO Middletown 10 play the team
Of that place and expect 10 give the down
staters battle in this game A large
crowd Of rooters will accompany the
te I'm and will leave the association rooms
10y machine AT 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
GIRLS AT BASEBALL.
Two du Pont Teams Have Lively Game.
Traffic Defeating Administration.

One of the most warmly contested games
in the du Pont baseball league series this
season resulted in a victory for the
traffic department girls Wednesday after
noon over the administration department
girls The score was 1919. Administra-
tion, although defeated, put up n game
fight. The score was tied in the second
and fourth innings, and only one run
separated the two teams at the end of the
fifth,
Miss Murray, besides striking out six
traffic batswomen, made a home run with
one on base. Miss Webber, of Traffic,
made home run with two on bases, and
this, with the 10 strike-outs by Miss
Lynch turned the scales in Traffic's
favor Traffic had 16 hits altogether to
II for Administration. Traffic made two
errors and Administration three. Miss
Wood, captain of the winning Traffic
team, played brilliant game not only
at bat but at first base, which she held
down in air-tight fashion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
LORRAINE TEAM is BUSY.

The Pusey and Jones Company team
will play the Lorraine A. A, In a practice
game at Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
tonight Either Jack Price or Joe TQbIn
will do the tworllng with Pierson or Crocket
on the receiving end
On Saturday Lorraine will play the
Kennett Square, Pa, team at that place.
The champs will be idle Sunday but on
Del-Mar League leaders. On July 10, Lor-
raine plays the American Steel Foundries
Club at Chester, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. Q. Athletics, ).
Washington. /: Boston, 0.
Chicago. 3 st. Louis, ,.
st Louis. I: Chicago. | cd game).
Cleveland Detroit, not scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. =: New York. L.
Chicago. I Cincinnati. Q.
Pittshurg. 8: 1t. Louis, > 30 innings).
Philadelphia Boston, not scheduled.
GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Il. LOUIS AT Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pittsburg nj It Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
SHOOT At GREENHILL

GreenhiIl shooters enjoyed their regular
mid-wcek shoot yesterday afternoon.
George Simon was high gun with Phil
du Pont runner up. Grcenhill IL prepar-
ing for n big day tomorrow when mer-
chandise event will be held IN a special
event Of 80 targets at 10 yards. Double
targets will also feature the day. The
club will not be open on Monday, July s.,
and for this reason Saturday viii no
doubt attract number Of the local and
out Of town shooters. Thursday scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
BRACk-EX DEFEATS WESLEY.

Brack Ex leaders Of the Suburban League
to date, defeated Wesley A. \. IN a fast
and exciting game at Brack-Ex. The
feature was lawson in the field and at
bat, getting two hits and bringing in Wes-
ley's three runs.
These two teams will play again next
Wednesday at Brack-Ex. Tomorrow Wes-
ley will play the Union A. A. at the Mill
tarN GroInds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
ST. AIMS LOSES.

&. Mary's defeated ST. AIMS in one
sided game at ChrIstlana field last night,
o. August and Boyle led the attack for
II. Marys with three hits each. Both con-
tributed homer along with Underwood
~. AIMS secured five hits, two of which
were secured by McGOnigle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
NEW CASTLE DEfEATs DOVER

Dover, Del, July 2-Tho local team
was defeated by New Castle, l1-l0, in a
game marred by errors and featured ~
heavy hitting Two runs by the n9ne
team we're not counted because the nun
ners failed 70 touch the bases Kern 4
New Castle scored three runs and bad
three hits ~ his credit TnrbmtDn and
Richards, ~ well ~ Ennis and PoT,er Z
the local nine, each made three ie
hiuolea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
arried Men -. e 0 O O ! o. 9
ngle Men . 2 O 0 8 > , , 0-l2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

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vertisement in Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
Immigration Question.

We have reached point where states
men and economists may well ponder
whether this country need for immigrants
Is really as great as its need to get rid OF
many Of them we already have-New
Orleans States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

Electric Hose and Rubber and Harlan
are tied for the lead in the Industrial
League, with much interest being dis
played in the league Pennsylvania r. R.
defeated the American Car and Foundry
nine veSterdaY 20-6
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-31

7 The population Of Florida has In
creased 80 per cent In Eve years.
There is $3OO,OOO,O0O invested In
hotels in Florida. The Royal Poin-
ciani is the largest frame hotel
building in the world.
The manatee, or sea cow, weighing
up to thousand pounds and turtles
up to 200 pounds, are still found in
Florida waters.
There are 100 nurseries In Florida.
with home grown trees.
Ninety per cent Of the original
forests Of Florida are still wooded,
though many acres are being thinned
annually.
Florida leads all other states in the
production of fuller's earth and ball
Seventy per cent of the farmers Of
Florida are white.
Key West is nearly 300 miles near
Ell the Panama Canal than any other
American port.
Shad, pompano, Spanish macherel
sheephead, trout, red fish and mullet
are among the many fine food fishes
of Florida. Fishing is one Of the great
Industries Of the state.
Flowing artesian wells some fore
ing water as high as 20 feet above
the surface, are found in the various
sections of the state.
Florida has climate allowing the
growth Of crops in every month.
Florida has some Of the largest ant
most beautiful springs in the world.
Several Of them flow at the rate OF
two to three hundred thousand gal
Ions per minute, large enough to float
steamboats,. Silver Springs, near
Ocala, flows $4,000 a minute. 1t is
believed to be the largest on earth.
There are 70 ice factories in Flor
ida. We have no ice unless we make
it. The discoverer Of artificial Ice
was a Florida man.
Florida produces winter grown to-
natoes and ships 5000 carloads; more
in total than all the other states conf
bined.
Florida contains four eYpe, lment
stations, established by The United
States government, to test for use
in the warmer sections of the Union,
the many kinds Of useful products, not
native, but brough. from other con-
Florida has many varieties Of grass
es and forage crops.