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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
AMERICAN GOLFER
WINS BRITISH TITLE
|. FROM WORLDS STARS
Jock Hutchinson. Chicago, De-
feats Oxford Champion in
Playing Off Tie.
ENGLIsHMAH is 0UTCLASSED
Hx Aaeoelated Presa % I.very I.yening

BY Associated Press to Eyery J,yering
ST Andrews Scotland. June 25.--|
Jock Hutchinson. Of Chicago, won the
British open golf championship hero
today. defeating Roger Wethered. the
oxford amateur IN the play of Of their
tie.
Hutehison won by nine strokes. Cow
ering the thirty six holes in $50 to
Wethered6 15g.
IIutchison, who is the professional
of the Glen View Country Club. of
Chicago, had a lead of three strokes
over Roger wethered. captain Of the
oxford University golf team, after
they had played the first II holes of
their match to decide the British open
championship. The match. which was
at medal play. stood Hutchison, ~;
Wethered, II.
Hutchinson. who was three strokes
ahead at the close Of the first round
of eighteen holes, which he made in
"A tc, Wethered's n. le BY nine strokes
when nine holes Of the second round
had been played Hutchison made
these nine holes III So, while the OK
ford player took 80.
The first hole was played in steady
fashion. both players getting fours,
while at the second. Wethered ap-
preached short from the rough and
Hutchison pitched over the green, both
taking fives.
Hutchison got a lead Of two strokes
at the third. where he placed a beauts-
full approach shot three yards from
the pin, and holed out for q three.
Wcthered drove his second shot right
ever the green and down a bank. TAX
| ing a five
Wethered. however, drew level at
the fourth, where his second shot WIS
nicely on the green, and went down
! for a four, while Hutchinson sliced his
second over onto the new course ard
| put his third in q bunker near the
green. He barely got out with his
fourth. and was down ir six.
/ The players were all even al the
/ fifth and sixth holes. Hutchison took
the lead at the seventh. holding 4 10
yard putt for a three TO Wethered's s
four. The Chicagoan gained another
stroke at the eighth and still another
at the ninth. with three to Wefhered's
/ four, ard made the turn three strokes
I to the good.
/ Hutchison got another stroke
ahead at the tenth. where he laid 4
beautiful pitch anof yard from the
pin and was down IN three to Weth-
ered's four. Both players took fours
az the eleventh and twelfth. although
at the twelfth Wethered,s second
touched the edge Of the green and
ran backwards down the nil.
The Oxford amateur got a. strotee
back at the thirteenth. four to Ave.
Hutchinson pulling his second and
/ peing rather strong with his third
/ NSetllered gained another stroke az the
fourteenth. where the Chicagoan pull
cd his drive ana landed badly in a hol-
/ low, taking five to Wethered's four.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
A. FL. NAMING HEAD,
/. GOMPERS AND LEWIS
BOTH CONFIDENT
Convention UphoIds Executive
Committee for Rejecting
Oyertures Of Soviet.
WOMEN APE STILL BARRED

~ Associated Press 10 Every fsyening
Denver, col0. june 25.--The con-
vention Of the American Federation
Of Labor had rs decks cleared today
for the election % a president and
other officers.
Both candidates for tho leadorsflp
Of the American labor movement
John l.. Lewis, and Samuel Domrfrs
went 10 the convention hall. main
taining they had SUFFICIENT votes 70
win.
Up 70 the hour ~ election fen
O'Clock supporters ~ both candidates
kept up their campaign which bad
been in progress during tnc iast week.
Put up 10 the hours for the VutirZ
neither had made any public announce
ment as 10 the possible support tney
had enlisted.
Labor leaders declared that me con-
test would probably be a close ono. a-
many Of tho delegates were splitting
their votes.
The convention 81 ~ nrat nfght
session last night sustained me ar-
ton of tho executive council in settr-
ing relations with the European iahor
movement. and in condeuring the
Russian Soviet Rovcrnn ent
Contrary 10 expectations the ron-
vention yesterday voted down cou-
stitutionai Amendments Designed n
give women equal rights and priv
lleges Of membership in the union
Of their trade or industry All nfHn-
ated unions. however. were URGED unf
70 discriminate against The woran
wage Garner and admit her % meme
bership.
Efforts 70 wipe out the "cciar line"
I failed. The convention took the stand
national ard international unions
could not be compelled 20 recognizes
/ Negro workers. and that this was a
/ matter 70 be adjusted IS Conferences
between the Negro wages oarnsrs ard
4 the various organizations
/ Both questions were the subjects n
long and stormy debates. ln which dis
I Continued on page B.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
NEW GARBAGE PLANT
NOW READY FOR USE
1t Viii be Inspected by Officials
and the Public Next Mon
day Afternoon.

The public inspection Of the new
cremaiory will be held next Monday
81 a45 ,. m. II viii be inspected by
the mayor. City Council and Board OF
Health. All others interested are in
vited. A regular run of garbage viii
he consumed to demonstrate the
efficiency Of the plant. According to
al city officials who have seen il, VIII
mington's garbage problem should be
sertled with the operation Of this new
improved method of garbage disposal.
The plant is fireproof, being erected
Of brick. concrete and steel. Due TO
the northeast rain storms of April,
work on the plant was delayed; as il
was all of an outdoor nature. The
work. however. has progressed rapidly
since. but nothing has been rushed
that would effect the appearance and
efficiency of the plant.
The extra quality Of bricks used in
the outside walls and the red tile roof
makes one think the place is a Spanish
bungalow instead of a crematory. The
plant - located at the foot of Liberty
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
RS.BARTLEH'S SLAYER
CONFESSES TO POLICE
Farm Laborer's Admission
Solves Mystery Of Murder of
Rich New York Widow.
Pr Associated Press % Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 EVery EFenlng-
West Hampstead, y. r. june 25.-
Lawrence Kubal. 20, farm iaborer,
who police said. confessed to the muir
der of Mrs. Minnie s. Bartlett. wealthy
widow in her horne here last Wednes-
day, was formally charged with the
crime early today, after he had re-
peated his statement to District At
torney Weeks.
The alleged confession contained a
statement that he killed Mrs. Bart
lett with a chisel while on his second
visit to the house under pretext Or
purchasing the property. Police said
Kubai told them he nad never heard
of Mrs. Bartlett until the morning Of
the murder. He was on his way TO
the house to look for work when he
noticed small boys stealing cherries
from the orchard, he was reported to
have said aud asked them IL they
were not afraid they would be caught
The boys gave Kubal the first intinna-
tion that a wealthy widow lived alone.
in the house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
FOREST FIRES YIELD
TO THOUSAND FIGHTERS
Flames Sweep Wide Path in
Blue Mountains Before
Being Checked.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Allentown, Pa, June 25.--Accord-
ing to State Fire Marshal jackson at
10 O'Clock this morning the forest
fires on the Blue Mountains in the vi
cinity of Lehigh Gap. were extinguish..
ed at 4 O'Clock this morning. Ona
thousand men and boys were engaged
all day yesterday and last night IL,
digging trenches and sbackfirislg'' and
the result Of their efforts became an
parent during the night.
The burned over area is two and ..
half BY one and a half miles westward
from the Gap and extending into
Carbon county One hundred mer
are now engaged in patroliing the
section where the fires ragged.
State police are still engaged in con-
Quoting an investigation into the jr-
eendiary phase Of the fires, bur no
arrests have been made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MAY BUY INDEPENDENCE
FIRE CO.'S HOUSE TODAY
Public Safety Directors on the
Last Lap of Inspection
Trip

InsIxction OF the fire houses viii be
completed by the Directors Of Public
Safety today. The board is about to
close a deal for the purchase of the
Independence Co.'S house IL was re-
ported this morning. 1t is located at
Twelfth and Claymont streets. The
Phoenix and Delaware houses are to
be finally inspected. The former viii
probably be rejected. according TO re-
port One of the directors, however,
reiterated today what he said yester-
day, that the board had not definitely
rejected any of the houses.
Nothing has been done as yet by the
board in selecting the apparatus which
viii be acceptable to the new depart
msnt The tests have practically been
completed, but the experts in charge
have not filed their report.
Although the directors held a meet
irg last evening they announced that
nothing definite had been done, but
ipt.mated that early next week there
would be some important steps taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MOTOR CAR AFIRE.
Caused Much Excitement at Eleventh
and TatnaIl Streets.

The garage OF the Keil Motor Co.
at Eleventh and Tatnall streets, was
the scene of much excitement at about
40 yesterday afternoon, when the
motor of a car ignited some gasoline
with which It was being cleaned. The
engine of the ear was dana ged and
the loss is estimated at between 500
and $3.50. The Washington Fire Co.
was summoned by telephone, and the
district companies were notified by
a box alarm from Tenth and Orange
streets. In the meantime a dozen
fire extinguishers were called into
action at the garage and the blaze
was extinguished before the flremen
arrived.
The excitement was caused by the
companies and a detachment of po-
lice appearing at Tenth and Orange
streets from where the call had been
issued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
DWARF ROUTS DEMPSEY
IN SERVING SUMMONS
BY Associated Press.

Atlantic City. N. j.. June sa.---
Jack Dempsey was put to Tight
last night by the dininutiVe
sergeant-at-arms of the Dis
trict Court, David Brown.
Brown stopped the champion
outside the National Stadium
grounds and announced he had
a summons for Dempsey's ap-
pearance in court next We'd
nesday.
'Fine.' exclaimed Dempsey.
and he turned upon his heels
and ran. He didn't stop until he
got into the grounds.
Don't let that man in" he
yelled TO grounds guardians and
they bolted the gate.
Brown cooled his heels while
and then told the court. what
happened. The summons is a
result of a suit brought by a
Philadelphia physician for $500,
alleged to be part of his bill
for an operation performed on
Dempsey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
M'COOL s WIFE SHOCKED
OVER HIS PENALTY
Sentenced TO Six Months in
Connection With a Nom
Support Order.

Charged with contsmpt OF court for
failure TO pay a court order for the
supert of his child, William i. Nc
Cool, % years old, was sentenced N
Municipal Court today, TO six months
Imprisonment. Judge Lynn had
barely pronounced the words of the
sentence when Mrs. McCool, who.
with her husbands sister sat among
the spectators, shrciked: "oh, Bill,
on, Bill" and became uncontrollably
hysterical- The sister also burst into
sobs. Detective Mcdaniel assisted in
removing the woman from the room
into the corridor, where she was final
~ quieted.
McCool was arrested yesterday on
the charge of stealing a suitcase val
ued at $50. from a wagon Of the
American Railway Express Co, while
il was standing on King street, near
Seventh, on the morning of May IA.
Immediately after the theft he is al
legged 70 have disappeared from the
city and during the intervening
time he failed to keep up the supper.
order, the police say. Detective WAL
lace recognized McCool on the stree.
yesterday and placed him under ar
rest. He was held under $500 bail on
the larceny charge.
Three former drug addicts. Lowell
Moore, and Thomas and Bernard
Golden, were paroled to Detective
Horace Mcdaniel.
Pleading guilty to the charge ~
being drunk, William A. Tyson. John
Murphy and Edward Henley wera
each fined $40.
Tnomas crumlish. charged with a
serious offense, waived a hearing and
was held under $1,000 bail for the
Court Of General Sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
PAUL CH|ERA HONORED
BY AMBASSADOR R|CC|
Selected as One of 25 Aneri-
can Boys of italian Parent
age to Visit Italy.

Paul Chiera OF Washington, a
nephew of Mrs. Leopold Vaecaro of
s24 West street, whom he will visit
next week. has been signally honored
bg the Italian Ambassador to the
United States. Senator Ricci.
Paul. who is a student at the United
States Military Academy at West
Point. is one of 25 boys born in Arneri-
ca of Italian parents who have been
selected by the Ambassador for an
educational trip TO Italy at the ex-
pense of the Italian government.
These boys are to start on the trip
in the near future and will be gone for
several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
SIMS INCIDENT CLOSED.
Senate May Consider the Repri-
mand Punishment Enough
for London Speech.
~ Assoclatei - b - Eeenlnr.

By Associated Frsss % Every Evening.
Washington. June 15.--Acf.nr Chalr-
man POinde'vter, Of the senate Naval
COMMITTEES. said today that IN view
oI the repriu1and administered CD Rear
Admiral Sims by Secretary uonby the
senate Naval Committee probably
would not conduct an indepeudenr IN
vcstisation into the Lcndon speech -
the admiral An inquiry by the coui-
mitree is proposed in a resolution ~
Senator Harrison. Democrat. aIssis-
sippi, adopted recently.
Senator Poindexter said bis corn-
m4ttee probably win bring "a a formal
report advising the senate thar fhe
incident had been investigated and
disposed Of By the Navy Department
and that proper action had been
taken"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
OLD WORLD MARKS
BIRTHDAY OF LEAGUE
Associated press to Every Evening

Press TO Every Evening
London. June 25.- Hyde Park
was the scene Of a remarkable
league Of nations mass meeting
today, the occasion being the
second anniversary Of the form
alton of the league.
In addition 10 more than fifty
OF the most distinguished speak
efs in Great Britain. there we're
representatives Of twelve for
efgn countries.
Besides sending speakers,
many countries arranged TO
have detachmcnts in national
costume walk in procession 70
the park. For weeks past the
colonies In London Of czecho-
slovakia and LithuaBia had
been making and ernbroidering
the picturesque national corr
tunes Of their countries. which
gave a pageantry touch to the
proceedings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
KINGSCoTE LEADS FOR
BRITISH TENNIS TITLE

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Wimbledon, June 25.-Major A b.
+. kingscote, Of England, defeated T.
NJ. Mavrogorato. the British Davis
Cup tennis player. in the fourth
round Of the mems singles for the
British open tennis championship here
today in straight sets, 60; los: Cd.
Major Cecil Campbell, of England
defeated Andre Colbert. of France, in
this round by 81; 1-6; 40; 4-2.
The Frenehman retired in the last
set when the score was four games ~
two in favor OF his opponent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
CONCERT TONIGHT N
CITY HALL. PLAZA

The mayor and Community
Service announce the following
program for the band concert
and community sing TO be held
this evening in City Hall plaza.
Tenth and King streets. from 5
TO 10 O'Clock.
Band Concert.
Overture, THE Well OF Love"
Balfe
Selection, "chin Chin" caryIl
Inter1nezzo, "Russe" FRANKIE
Waltz, dreams OF Childhood"
Wa.dteufell
Patrol, THE Bite and Gray"
Dalbey
Medley, broadway Types stahl
Angels Serenuds" Cottrau
Melodies from eThe Red AIilln
Herbert
"The Star 6pangled Banner"
Tho Philharmonic Band, J.
Norris Robinson, director.
The singing VIII be conduct
cd by Leon Rossman of tho
Community Service. The pro-
gram Will be as follows.
America" ''Cnrolinn sun
shine" My Nanny" "Oid
Black Joe" rThere's a Long.
Long Trail" "Margle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MAY END MINERS STRIKE.
Owners and Workers Accept In
yitation of British Premier
for Conference.

BY Associated Press to Every Eveninr
London. June 25.-Both the strils-
ing coal miners and the mine owne-s
have accepted an invitation extended
today by the prime minister. Mr..
Lloyd George, 10 confer with him II
the board OF trade Monday with the
view Of endeavoring to reach q set
tlement Of the coal strike. which has
been in progress almost three months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Logan Estate Sold.

The property of the estate OF Mary
f. Logan. deceased, IN Mil Creek
hundred was yesterday sold at auc-
ton by order OF the administrator for
$500. 1t was bid In by William r.
lyman. attorney for tho udministrn-
tor, Thomes r. Logan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MISS DEACON MARRIED
BY SCOTCH PREACHER
Distinguished Guests Attend
Religious Service Uniting Her
and Duke of Marlborough.
By Associeted Press 70 every EvenIax.


Paris. June 25.--The rellgioui cer~-
mOny uniting in marriage Aiiaav~
Marie Deacon. OF Boston. and thd D,llee
Of Marlborough. was performed his
noon by the Reverend r. ". Wriehr.
pastor Of the scotch church in Paris.
at the home of Eugene Higxins. (.
cousin Of the bride. About goo euests
were present, including Amhassal.ar
Wallace ard Mrs. Wallace-a disun-
guished company of French. RrifisA
and American friends OF the couplo.
Mr.. Higgins gave the bride away
and Judge Walter Berry. president n
the American Chamber of CONNER.
OF Paris was the best man. Tha br,sa
was attended only by twoive-vear-si
Christine de Boisr0uvTay. daurhtor
OF the Countess de Boiaroupray. ysha
carried her train.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
WARM ALL NEXT WEEk;
NO RAIN IN SIGHT

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. June Z5.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are; Atlantic states, .tempera-
ture above normal; generally fair ex-
cept scattered thunder showers are
probable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
INSANE WOMAN BURNED AWE.
Made Fire in Cell and stood in the
Flames

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, June 25.-Lena Frank.
80, OF Philadelphia. confined 10 the in
sane department Of the Philadelphia
Hospital today built fire on the floor
Of her room. in which she had barri-
eadsd herself, and then stood in the
flames. When the door was broken
down she was so badly burned she
died in a short time.
Hospital authorities said brief
spell OF normahty, permitting her to
realize where she was confined caused
her act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
New York Bank Clearings.
n Assoeiated Press to Every Evenln.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York. June 25.-The actual con-
dftion of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold s26.36s,6so reserve In
excess Of legal requirements. This is
a decrease of $40 o,438. 200 from last
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
ROBBERS CONVICTED.
But Two OF Is Indicted for Million
Dollar Steal Freed.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Toledo. Ohio. June 25.-Eleven Of
Is defendants in Toiedo's srailiion dol
lar postofHce robbery were convicted
10y the Federal jury which reported to
Jue JohnsM. Killits today.
Charles Furrier and John J. Epps
We're found not guilty.
Those convicted We're: joseph
Joseph Urbaytis. George Lewis. alias
Rogers, Charles Schultz. James
sansone, Pearl Sommers. Emma Mar
yin, Wanda Urbaytis. Walter Foote.
Edwin zellich, Harvey Thrust and
Helen Furrier.
Sentence in each case viii be de-
ferred until trials in other indict-
ments now pending are completed,
This viii be sometime between Au-
gust l and IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MOTOR CAR AFIRE.
PhiladeIDhian Has Thrill After Reach
ing Wilmington.

As d. l.. Hume Of 6402 North
Twelfth street, Philadelphia, was mo-
toring into Wilmington at LAS this
afternoon his car caught fire when il
reached Thirty-fourth and Market
strets. 1t was damaged to the extent
Of about $500. Employees OF Keen's
garage. nearby, extinguished the fire
and repaired the car, after which the
owner proceeded on his way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
WILSON PREPARING
TO PRACTICE Law

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, June 25.-For11ler
President Woodrow Wilson appeared
In person. today. IN tho chambers of
Chief Justice Mccoy of the District OF
Columbia Supreme Court. to be ad-
mitted to the practice OF law before
that court,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
75e rENNA. MYERS STRIKE.
Insist on Reinstatement OF Firemen
Who Had Been shifted.
b. Associated Press 3 livery Evening.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Hazleton. Pa, June 25.-A strike
occurred at the Hazleton shaft col
liery of the Lehlgh Valley Coal Com
pany today over a demand Of the
grievance committee of the United
Mine Workers for the reinstatement
OF four tlrernen to their old positions
after they had been laid off several
days ago
According TO tha company the men
had agreed to take other positions un-
I'll the shift on which they were EN-
pioyed was restored IN the fall. APP
proximately $50 hands are idle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
EASTERN STARS STATUS.
Delaware Not Affected by Pennsyi.
yania Edlct.

Declaring II is not a Masonic body.
the grand master Of the Grand Lodge,
A, f. A. NJ. OF pennsyltania, 1t is re-
ported. has expelled the Pennsylvania
Chapter of the Eastern star.
Every Evening has ascertalned from
a reliable source that the alleged
edict does not affect the Delaware
Chapter, except that the local body
cannot admit pennsylvanians TO
membership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
4 DEAD IN BURNING HOME.
Two Women and Two Children Perish
ia Baltimore Fire.
By Associated Press 10 Everr Eveninc-

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Baltimore. June 25.-Two women
and two children lost their lives and
three other persons were badly burned
in fire Of undetermined origin which
DESTROYED the home OF Meyer Sander.
In. East FairInount avenue, early to-
day
The dead; Mrs. Meyer Sander.
50: Mrs. II. A. Baron. 1s. Mrs. sand
ler's daughter; Doris Sander, II. an
other daughter, ana Evelyn Sibert.
six years, granddaughter OF Mrs. sand
Ter,
The injured are son and two grand
children Of Mrs. Sander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Yarr convenient. wed saY.

It appears that come OF the we'll
known teeth in the prohibition enforce
ment laws are OF the kind that are re-
moved at nightfsil and placed in a tea
cup until next morning. g.--Ksnsas City
Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Amusemenis Tonight

Queen An Old -Fashionrl Rnr e.
Aidine-- Dream street
Arcadia The Great kcdaamrr
Majestic "a Private sandal p
Rialto-'rhe Big AdVrntlrt
savoy" society ~uohS
Auditorium Dancing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Every day someone viii Jose some
thing OF vaIlie.--Many use the olss
sifled columns OF Every Evening and
count 1t loss and are satisfied ADV.
get the lost article rsturned.--Others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Eiberon. Atlantic City's best mod
crate priced hotel. Central. Fine
table. Running water in rooms. DIR.
L1dy.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Have you an old piece of furniture
ysu no longer use Sell its--Use Every
evening classified adss---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Plumbing and heating. Alfred A.
Dorsey, COS Orange st. Phone ssTs--
Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Coagress Re.l. O,er Meel.Enl-

BY Associated Press % Every Eyeuias
Washington. Juno 25.--Conerr.,
has a week-end vacation today. hoia
the senate and House hav'ng adlourn-
ed until Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Weather FORECAST.

BY Associated Press 20 EVERY Evening
washington, June 25. weather fn-a.
cast for Delaware.
Fair and continued Narm toriEht aud
sunday moderate north and northeast
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Have you tried Clover Dairy But
teri Telephones 1640-1641.--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
open Air Dancing

and dining every evening at Mansion
House. West Chester, Pa---Adv,