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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Defeated Parside and South Side Eden Clash Today

iican majority has fixed July 2l. ~
the date for . fnsl vote 0n fna mel.
sure. Under a program ~ IrDcc1urs
agreed upon ~ Republican con-
ference last night. the period fof gen.
ei-ai discussion will D. limited ~ Juiy
"a. debate thereafter io bc under fhs
I'VE minute limitation. when f1e HOUSE
will consider the specific NJ hsdulos
which the conference agreed shall -
open 10 amendment from ne 41ss
and voted on separately.
There are the higpF cotton. d4fs
and oils schedules. al other efhea.
ules 70 be subject 10 amendment only
by The ways and means committee
General debate. ~ h. made ffs
order ny a special ruid which ChaIfs
man Campbell ~ the rAles romuitfus
said would be Forthcoming fUlay. faI
be- proceeded b. reading n fhs tni
Decision 10 have the Din read f0da V,
"a task that may not b. Aonpieted -.
'fore adjournment. was retchod iim
nights conference.
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CARPENTER MAY FIGHT
GIBBONS IN OCTOBER
Rickard Expects to Have the
Frenchman Sign Agreement
Before July IA.
BY Assoeieted Press TO every Evening

New York, July 7.--.IIope of getting
Georges Carpenters signature today
TO the articles Of agreement for a
bout with Tom Gibbons, on Columbus
Day, October IL. was expressed BY
Tex Rickard who said he expected a
visit from Descamps. the French
boxers manager, during the after
noon.
Terms for the match were under
stood 10 include a percentage basis Of
about thirty or thirty i've per cent OF
the gross receipts for Carpenter. 1t
was expected that the bout would be
arranged before the F'renchman
leaves for France TO visit his wife
and baby daughter on July II. No
trouble is expected from the Gibbons
side Of the contract.
Rickard had hoped to arrange the
meeting for Labor Day but Carpen-
tiers broken hand will prevent him
from entering the ring before the
early part Of October
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
HARLEY DAVIDSON CYCLES
WIZ 1T DODGE CITY

&. b. Schnepfe % the Delaware
Cycle Co, Ninth and French streets,
has received WORD from Dodge City,
Kansas. where the NJ. & A. T. A. As
sociation held their annual motor
cycle race July 4, represented by all
the leading motorcycle factories ard
riders, that Ralph Hepburn, riding 4
Harley Davidson. won. this being he
fourth consecutive year for the Har-
Davidson cycle The race was
run on a two-mile dirt track in the
corn fields Of Kansas. and IS one of
the big events for the people Of the
surrounding country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
MATINEE RACES.

The Horse Show Association mas ar
ranged an interesting program for
Saturday afternoon The events art
mile heats, in ). The entries:
Event No. l.
Prince H br. &, by Prince March
Betty Bros.
Vera March, $. M by Prince March
William Newiin.
Emily B., b. m" by Austin Burns
Ed Goodwin.
Lillian Russell. ;. m. by Idle J.;
John p. Zebley
Nettie Be shure. b. NJ, by BE shure
Q. Il. Perry.
Event No. 3.
Para Belle. b. m, by Paralizer
Betty Bros.
Peter W. b e., BY Cressup Mack
William NJ. Taylor
Matt H.. b. g. by Delaware knight
NJ. r Hayden.
Event No. 3.
Roma b. m, by Lord Dewey; Har
~ Rose.
Cochatto Girl, $. a.. by Chief CO
ehatto: Charles Z. Donovan.
J. P. T.. b. g, unknown; John P.
Zebley.
Lulu Wood. b. m. by Peter Wood
Patrick Dougherty
Event Ma. 4.
Evelyn Belle. blk m; William II.
Lucas.
Bonnie L; Mr. Pierce.
Baron Red, S. n, by Wheeler
wilkes: David Ford.
Director Wilkes. = e.. By Belmont
wilkes; f. :. Stanert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
WANT DEMPSEY TO MEET
JOHNSON.

Los Angeles, July Captain ]. NJ.
McCaW, wealthy clubman, formerly
With the British air service and now
of Pasadena, has sent a telegram 10
Jack kearns, manager of Jack Demp-
sey, asking if Kearns would accept
an offer for Dempsey to meet Jack
Johnson, Labor Day, half the receipts
.o go 10 the fighters and half to the
Anerican veterans Of the world war.
he announced yesterday. The pro-
p9sal was indorsed by a committee
h9ndAng wrestling bouts here to raise
funds for Los Angeles Post, No. |, of
the disabled veterans.
TO INSURE Dempsey an adequate
return for his services ! viii arrange
for satisfactory guarantees for his
portion to be not less than $500. 600, =
the telegram said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
Enjoyable Entertainment at st. Pat
rick.s Hall Last Night.

An enjoyable entertainment and
smoker was held last evening in St,
Patricas Hail Fourteenth and King
streets. 1t was the weekly meeting
If the parish council Of the national
body DC Catholic men Father Grant
had charge Of the entertainment. The
program was as follows;
Selection by the Original Seven
Jazzola orchestra under the direction
of Mr.. Hollis; vocal solo. Andrew Me
Cullin; violin solo. Father Grant;
recitatlons. James Cor1.isan; orches-
ira, Original Seven. Irish reel. Tim
othy O-Connell; comedy sketch, Geo.
A. Donohue; remarks, Rev. Joseph
Irwin.
The officers OF the organization are;
Honorary president. Rev. James p.
Quigley. president. James J. C.rri-
gan; vice president. Joseph A. Du-
gan; secretary, Geo. A Donahue;
treasurer. Phillip j. Butter.
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normal conditions will be grievousIy
lmpeded, II not wholly frustrated, by
the drastic restrictions on trade which
Il irnposesr
six Months Conspiracy.
Charging that the bin was prepared
outside Of the WAYS and means com
raittee the minority report says the
manner Of its making up cannot be
defended.
Cunning has made difficult IL not
impossible" the report continues "a
comparison by printing II IN deadly
parallel with previous law. This con
spiracy has required since fast De-
cember, or six months, 70 hatch it,
nfonstrosity.1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
NEW JERSEY BARS JOHNSON

New York. July Jack Johnson,
former heavyweight champion of the
world, who viii be released from the
Leayenworth PeniteHtiary next Sat
lrday, will not box in New ] fsey
while the present State Boxing Com
mission il in office.
That was the statement Of Chair
nan Robert II. Doherty here yester-
day afternoon, when told of reports
that attempts would be made TO match
johnson with Harry wills in a Jer-
sey ring next month. The eommis-
sloners are in Office 10 promote and
protect the boxing game in the State,
Chairman Doherty declared. ard we
believe that the appearance of john
son in contest there would be de-
rogatory TO lthe sport"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CHESS GAMES DRAWN.
First Round OF Atlantic City Tourna
ment Concluded.

Atlantic City. July The three
games left unfinished in the first
round Of play in the chess masters
tourney ended in draws early today.
W :. jackson, Philadelphia, and /,
5. Turnover. Washington. played eighty
moves: VI. d. Hago, Washington,
and Frank Marshall. United States
champion. played ii and David
.1anowski. champion Of France, and
Y. Sournin, Washington, =.
The second round Of play was
scheduled TO start this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Reaping Campaigns Hmses.

Pointing to the rapidly decreasing
American foreign trade, the report
says, we need no tariff 10 cut off the
imports and the exports Of the United
States" calling attention that the
foreign trade OF the United States fell
from sf.fsg ,255, ,449 last July to s527,-
373, ,325 in May, 1921, the report says
Certainly the natural process is
preferable to the infected knife Of in
terested surgeons which by selecting
tho Industries to protect and those to
destroy can reap the harvest their
campaign contributions seeded last
fall Verify, the oil men are entitled
10 their reward. and the lumber men,
the wool men and All the others who
cast their bread ON the waters Of a
Republican tide
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
GAssERT LEAVES FIVE POINTS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Richardson Par,1, July Pred M.
--.sser7. manager of the Five Points
baseball team resigned several days
ago. having removed TO New Ycrk
state. The ball committee of the
fiye Points Assoc q ton has elected
RobeIT Maxwell ma nager Of the team
and plans are under way TO strength :.
.n the team.
The Five Points team will play the
Delaware Bronze tram at the EinJ )
aurst Field az 6.I5 O'Clock tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
SAM BROWNE BELT BACK.
Gen. Pershing Restores II for onieerS
of the Army.

washington. july On and after
Inlv Is commissioned officers If the
f-nited States Army will wear the Sam
Erowne belt. This article Of adorn
nsnt. which is fastened 70 the waist
h II in front and back. passing over
one shoulder. aud which was worn by
ar commissioned officers in France
vas made taboo in the United States
by Gen. Peyton G. March
Gen. Pershing was impressed in
Europe with the smart sppearanc q
of the sam Browne belt and its utility.
his order restoring the bolt provides
enat All commissioned officers shall
year il when appearing in their scr
vice coats II on field 5lTty, commits
sored officers viii wear the belt with
The olive drab shirt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
DOVER WINS ONE.
Suggest at Capital Yesterday
Lost by Wilmington
Nine.

Dover. July 7--Dover wun an odd
same from thS Wilmington A. A. here
yesterday. - to 10 The game de-
veIoped into siugging match early
and there was, combined total nf
. hits made during the contest. Both
teams used two pitchers in order to
finish the contest. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Standing AZ The Clubs.

rh~ kt~anis club team took the Etll
nine into camp in = game yesterday
Afternoon. S-i. The game was wei
PLAYED throughout. Winters. the old
reliable. Was on the mound for the
ki~snians and held the Elks 10 four
hingies. George made three trips 70
Tho plate and drove ouf three safeti,As
rne ~ which was good for a double.
The s-orp:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Freedman to Box Hartley.

Chicago, July sailor Freedman,
Chicago lightweight, has been match
ed 10 meet Pete Hartley in New York
on July ~, when Joe Burman fights
Charles LedouS, the FTenchman, and
Frank Moran meets Bob Martin. All
the bouts are IL rounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
LEWES TEAM STARS.
Howard Long Has Been Pitching Some
Fine Baseball Games.

r Aht hdSthAu hdHtts-
Special CORRESPONDENCE Every Evening
Iewes. July The. Lewes boys
went 10 Rehoboth on Tuesday 10 play
ball with the Rehoboth boys and won.
IS 10 ; Howard T. Long. son Of L,
s Commissioner Howard Nj. Long Of
Philadelphia. pitched for Lewes.
HoyvafI is a student of the Episco-
pal Academy Of Philadelphia and is on
the baseball team which did not lose
a game during the season. four games
Of which. he was the pitcher.
The Athletic Association Of the
Episcopal Academy presented him
with q gold ball, suitably engraved. at
the end of the school year He also
won a bronze medal in the hurdle
race. He is grandson OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Long of Lewes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
GOLF STARS RETURNING.
Ten Americans Who Played at St
Andrews Enter Washington Contests.


BY Associated Press ITO Every Evening.
New York, July 7.-All ten Ameri-
can golf professionals who partici-
pated in the recent British open
tournament at St. Andrews, won by
Jock Hutchinson. Of Chicago. have
entered the coming American open
tournament in Washington.
The United States Golf Association
announced today that wireless
message had been received from these
golfers. who are returning on the
steamship Carmania- before the en-
tries closed yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
DAVIS CUP CONTESTS SOON.
Second Round Between India and
France Set for July is.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York, July THE second
round in the Davis cup contest Will he
played between India and France. It
was announced today by officials cf
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation. vino were in receipt uf cabl..
advices 10 that effec1. The matches
viii be played in Paris on July is,
L and 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight.

Parkside y-s South Side Eden,
at Harlan Field. n. m.
Westminster VS.. St Paufs.
Baynard No. :.
Grace VS.. Old Swedcs, Rcck-
ford, No. /.
Rrandywine vs.. Second Bap-
tist. Rockford. No. :.
Mt. salem VS.. Cookman, Bay
nard. No. /.
Fans a. A. VS.. Marshallton,
at Marshallton.
Five Points VS.. Delaware
Bronze at Richardson Park.
st. Hedwig All-Stars vs.
Fourth Ward. Fourth and
Church streets, els.
Friday.
Ezion VS.. Union, KrkwDod
Park. D. m.
Fame A. A. vs. Defiance,
Third and Adams, els.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
6 SNRs TOMORROW.
American Ieagne.

Was lringtnn al ST. LOUIS
Philadelphia al Cleveland.
New York. at Chica go.
Boston At Detroit
National Beague.
n. Louis al Philadelphia
Cincinnati a. Boston
pitfsburc a; Brooklyn.
Chicago At. New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
SOME BALL GAME.
rxrks,Se and South >ide-Rden Game
n DHnr Big Crowd.

Some baseball game * scheduled for
MS afternoon al Harlan Field. when
parksiue ard South Side-Eoen VIII
meet in the third and deciding game
NJ the extra series for the champion
ship Of the first< haf Of the All VIII
minEten League.
\ record-breakdng crowd is expected
sut for this Earns~ as these two teams
have been playing great ball all sea-
son and al the close OF the season.
fhey were tied vsfh eight victories and
Dne defs-t apiece
Harlan Field ga3es Will open at 40
FOR the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
GAMES TODAY.

American League.
D~froitszf Chicago
pnilsoeRra,ia at Clpy Gland
National IeagDe.
ST InEissat Philadelphia.
BROOKLYN. al New York.
CYpcin Al Bosto1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Mu.LsBoRO LOSES.
Princess Anne Wins Game In Pitch
ers' Duel.

Millslnoro. July Tin a pitchers
duel between Jones Of the locals and
Hummer of Princess Anne, yesterday
the latter won out owing to Jones
poor support. Both pitchers pitched
mastery ball The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Americas League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
National lea que
American League.

Boston IL. Philadelphia S,
Piur&urE. ;: ST. Louis. tlS ins.)
Brooklyn. Il. New York. :.
American League.
nosfcr q. Washington. l az inningst
Washington Boston, Ga
game
Chicago. 2; Detroit,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
TARIFF BILL PLAN
TO PLUMBER PEOPLE.
DEMOCRATS SAY
Continued from page /.

ydual schedules in the bill combining
tlseir 26-paFe typewritten report 70 a
general indictment Of the whole rnea-
sure and the manner of It's prepara-
ton
Emphasis Is laid upon two things =
the probable effect OF tho bill on
American commerce and tho world in
dustrial situation generally, and upon
the substitution Of the system Of
American valuation as a basis for
I1vvipg tariff dtItien
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

An Enemy to the King Robert
Nelson Stephens great historical ro-
nance OF the 10th century, win begin
IL Every Evening Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

An Enemy to the King detailing
the adventures of young French
nobleman at the Court of Henry III.
will be published BY Every Evening
Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
BILL TO BE RUSHED:
FINAL VOTE, JULY n

Washington. July L.. with the
House beginning consideration Of Tho
general tariff bill today. the Repub-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Appraisal plan Condemned.

Dealing with the nIan for America n
valuation of imports the report says
First among the subtle covert in
famies that mask their way through
this bin is the proposal 10 change
the base for ad valurean duties from
the actual price paid for them when
purchased by the importer 10 n specu-
lative. indefinite. uncertain nebulous
opinion reached by an appraiser hid
den in the recesses Of custom house
consulting. II he is industrial and can
not be bewildered, as TO what is the
alleged wholesale prices of comparable
and competitive products Of the United
States. or in default thereof the al
legged value in the United States OF
the identical imported article, whether
sold or not, excluding or including
all or any cost. charges, expenses,
including duties and also profits and
commissions: in short. permitting the
appraiser to place any value he may
see fit on tho goods and making il
impossible for the importer to know
what duty he will have to pay until
he has actually imported and passed
them through the custom house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
MII,I.sRoRo.

Score by Innings
Milisboro ........ 600 o o 0--l
Princess Anne ..... o o 3 o q 3 o.
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k|WAN|ANS TROUNCE
ELKS' BASEBALL NINE
Winters Performs Well on the
Mound and Allows Four
Scattered Hits

Yesterdays Results
Journal. 5; News. :.
kiwsnis. 5; Elks. l.
Bankers. y: Star. (forfeitl.
Apprvnticcss- -Rlroads-Not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Would Destroy Import Trade.

In the face % Inc uncertainty which
this bin necessarily cornpels as TO du-
tics il win be impossible for any i'm
porter to continue in business and the
result Of this provision viii be the
destruction Of the import trade Of the
United States"
Another effect Of the American valua-
ton system. the report contends. il
that the same duty viii be imposed
upon the intelligent high cost pro-
duction Of Canada that We are to
impose upsn the coolie labor Of India.
China and Japan.
Asserting that It is proposed by
This biIl to declare a savage com
n1erciai war upon the whole human
family the Democratic minority saws
Il is doubtful If IN the history OF
pofltaczai affairs measure so ir-
redeeniabie and universally vicious
has ever been submitted TO the law
making powers of a civilized society =
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Economic Boycott Against World.

It's adoption, the report goes on
10 say, win be establishment by the
nited States Of an economic boycott
against the civilized world. The coun-
tries that fought with US in the Aate
war viii be victims of its savagery in
exactly the same degree as those VINO
fought against US, while at the same.
time II viii oppress grievousiy our
own people; who would indeed be its
chief victims were ii not that nations
reduced to extremity Of distress
through the most destructive war ever
wageda will suffer stin more severely
from its operations because all efforts
to restore their industrial Life to
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-16
To Increase Inter-
est On Bond Issue

Mitchell, May 14.-Convinced that
by selling $125,000 worth of sewer
and water bonds, the city can do
something to help the financial stress
as well as the unemployment situa-
tion in Mitchell, Mayor Bobb is plan
ming TO call special election to ask
the voters to increase the rate of in
terest on the bonds from to per
cent.
The bond issue was authorized al
most two years ago, and since then
the city has made three Intellectual
attempts to dispose of them. The
marketewill not absorb a per cent
bond at present, but the city has
been assured that per cent bond
can easily be disposed of.
But tine interest cannot be raised
without the consent of the voters.
The bond issue, If sold, will provide
for approximately three miles of wa
ter mains and as many more miles
of storm sewer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-16
AURORAL LIGHTS
CAUSED COMMENT
STRANGE PHENOMENON PAST
TWO NIGHTS DUE TO Dis
TCRBED sun SPOTS.

The aurOral phenomenon plainly
visible in the sky on Saturday Night
and again last night was a bit of
aerial grandeur that was astonishing
and inspiring to many beholders who
were attracted because of the strange
colors that formed the hundreds of
divergent rays coming from a com
mon center about eight or ten de
grees south of the zenith.
In a clear sky, between nine
o'clock and midnight Saturday, a
cloud mist seemed to gather overhead
and from that central point great eX-
panding bands of differently hued
rays, at one time a murky green,
again violet colored and then of a
beautiful pinkish cast spread out east,
north, west and south touching the
horizon at all points. These peculiar
bands of light would shift and glim-
mer and change color SO rapidly that
they were spectacular to the obsery-
er. But what was most strange was
the flash upon flash of what appear
not of the forged nor zig gag variety.
that appalled, one with a sense of
the grandeur and ma aiesty Of the oc-
currence
But. what caused that strange hap
pening in the sky This question was
asked again and again. Officers al
the naval observatory put forth a
sun spot theory in explanation. They
say that groups OF those spots o.
OO0 miles long and having u 21,000
mile latitude were nearest the earth
at the time the observations were
nearest the earth at the time the OBJ
seryatiOns were made. They claim
that such spots on the sun figure in
electrical disturbances. Such must
have been the case since operators at
the local telephone exchange found
statical electricity interfering with
the operation of the keys on the
switchboard. The flow of excess cur
rent would click down every key
that was raised. Not in thirty years
before, it is reported, has such sta
tical agitation been experienced by
telephone and telegraph people.
What ever may have been the
cause of the strange phenomenon
there is one thing sure it brought
peoples attention to the spectacular
display of some of the wonderful for
ces that operate among the groups
of consultations occupying positions
in the limitless spaces far removed
from this atom earth of ours.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-16
BONUS BOARD To
COMPLETEPLANS
At MEETING NEXT WEEK EN-
PECTED FINAL STEPS BE
TAKEN TO MAKE PAY
NENTS.

Pierre, May Members Of the
state bonus board, who with Harlan
Whisman, chief clerk of the board
spent the forepart of the week at
Madison, Wis, studying the difficult
ty will be experienced in distribut-
ing its bonus money, have returned
to Pierre satisfied that little difficult
South Dakota's bonus money, once
the bonds are sold.
The board will be called together
for final iscussion of minor details,
probably about the middle of next
week, according to Mr.. Whisman.
The plans adopted by the board, pre-
vious to it's Wisconsin trip, were
found to be in all major parts similar
to those operating successfully in
that state. Valuable suggestions were
obtained, however, as to filing appli-
cants and composition of application
blank forms.
The final draft of these applica-
tion blanks will be completed it is
expected at the coming meeting of
the board and will Immediately be
sent to the printers.
''If it is at all possible every coun-
ty seat American Legion post in the
state will be supplied with copies of
these forms some time in May" said
Fred Ray, head of the board. eve
cannot promise these by any definite
date, but the county seat will be first
supplied"
Informal applications continue to
pour into the board headquarters
from all parts of the world Every
state in the union is represented in
the letter files, besides many foreign
contries. Veterans of the world wal
who are now in the navy have writ
ten from various Pacific points and
from the Mediterranean. An inquiry
was received from Rev. George D
Schlosser, veteran of the Spanish
American war, now in charge of the
Free Methodist mission at Ki Hsien
Honan, China.