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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
JIMMY IRELAND STOPS
CHESTER JOHNNY TRAUB
Local Boxer Forces Chesterite to
Qurt in Fourth Round; Other
Bouts Please.

Jimmy ireland last night stopped Joe
Traui. in the fourth round Of their bout
AZ the Keystone club smoker IN Pyth-
ian Castle Ireland's left hand wailops
slowed down Traals movements.
Soldier Stokes, the old-timer. ard
Johnny Howard. colored boy from
Chester. furnished the semi-windup.
and stokes surprised the fans by his
excellent showing
Prior 70 the semi windup bout Roy
Mccartney, son OF Billy McCarney the
we!l-krowu boxing promoter. was in
troduced 10 the crowd Young MeCar-
ncy Is spending several days N VII
mington as the guest of Harry Pogue.
Mickey Morris proved 10 the fans
that he has ability when he defeated
frankie Nelson. The bout between
Billy Mcdaniel and Joe Arras was
stopped in the fourth round by the
referee. The bout between ollie Bail
and George Burns was stopped in the
fourth round X. o. Hammer out
classed Willie Kline while 4 Cross and
Young Dundee battied 70 draw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
ITS POLICY WOULD
REVIVE PRUSS|ANISM
A Partisan Body That Has
Learned Nothing From the
Lessons of the War.
New York world.

New fork World.
Although the Senate committee on
naval affairs expresses the pioUs hope
that an agreement may he reached
among the nations for n general re-
dacuon of ornaments. its report on
the Borah resolution is an unadulterated
expression Of Prussianism.
In these sentences IN which the COM
nlittee expresses its disapproval OF any
suspension in building construction we
can again hear the Kaiser haranguing
his Admirals and cXhorting them 70
remember that Germany's future lies
on the sea: In view Of this importance
OF sea power 10 tho United states and
the fact that without it we would be
at the mercy of other nations, Il IS the
opinion Of Your committee that this
country should maintain a navy at
least equal To that OF any other power.
Tho lessons Of history teach Us with
iudisputable truth that We cannot af-
ford 10 depend for the maintenance Of
our rights and the defense Of the lives
and commerce of our citizens upon the
mercy. generosity or goodwill Of other
powers with rival and conflicting in
terests or ambitions"
IL this eindisputahle truth be true,
then we are indeed ruined. and what is
still more tragic we have been ruined
for fifty years worse still, for the en-
tire period of our national existence.
except for a time in the final period OF
the civil War.
IN the 132 years that have elapsed
since our present form of government
was established under the Constitution
there have not been 132 weeks in which
we had a navy at least equal 10 that
Of any other power" During the re-
mainder of those long and gloomy years
we have been race of serfs. obliged
to depend for the maintenance Of our
rights and the defense OF the lives and
commerce OF our citizens upon the
mercy. generosity or goodwill or other
powers with rival and conflicting in
terests or ambitions"
And here we are today equally de-
pendant. The British navy far out
classes ours. Evtn when we have achive-
ed a navy at least equal to that of
any other power we shall stil be
weaker on the sea than a combination
Of powers that could be easily organized
against us Must we build against these
combined navies, or is the "indisputable
truth" 70 which the Senate committee
refers subject to reasonable rebates and
DISCOUNTS or is 1t the committee S
benevolent theory that IN the event Of
on international agreement TO reduce
hrmaments We alone win be permitted
10 have a navy2 Either way its report
is rhetorical rubbish.
There are very good arguments
against the suspension of naval con
struction bY the United states alone.
One n them is that if we make it con
ditional on a general agreement among
the seapower nations there Is greater
certainty that such an agreement will
be reached and that general reduction
Of armament win follow. That is not
the argument OF the Senate committee,
however, which apparently never
heard of the war. docs not know that
the German, Russian and Austro- Hun
garian navies have already been obiiter-
ated, and is incapable of understanding
that in All its history the United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
j ". :. cnrmlne ples IN south.

John Walter smith Carmlue, about
Is wears of age who formerly lived in
Wilmington, died Wednesday, February
9. at Petersburg, Va. where he had
been employed recently By the Atlantic
Realty Co. His death was due TO
diabetes Before the wat he Was em-
ployed at Hopewen Va. Tie was IN the
service as a member Of the Aviation
Corps. He is survived by his wife and
baby son: his mothee, Mrs. Margaret
Carnine of this city; two sisters, Mrs.
Walter ID. Scott, this city. and Mrs,
Clarence Baker. Camden y. H. and two
brothers. Clyde Carnine of Philadelphia
and Benjamin Carmine Of Wilmington.
The funeral was held yesterday IN
Petersburg. where interment took place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

has never before had SO little 70 fear
from foreign foe.
There Is not a word OF generous or
enlig g1tened impulse in the committee $
report. II has seized upon the jargon
of a German imperialism that has been
blown into fragments and endeavored 70
fashion that 1argon into the terms Of
an American policy. For Deutschland
uher Allies il has substituted ArneriSa
uber Allies, and presented this pinch
beck kaiserism as a definition Of Ameri-
can doctrine at a time when the ocono-
mic back OF the world is breaking un-
der the burden of needless military eN-
penditure
That Is all the Senate has 20 o1er
10 the distracted nations that are look
ing TO the United States for light and
leadership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
CAUSE OF UNEMPLOYMENT.
Due 10 Unstable Credits and No New
Fields to Conquer, Lecturer Says.

Lecturing last night IN Irish Amcri-
can Hau under the auspices of the Ma
tional Defense Council, Robert Minor
correspondent and cartoonist. told of
the problems Of unemployment. both IN
this country and abroad, especially with
regard 10 the relation OF German in
deInnity and conditions in Russia.
Mr.. Minor said that the unemploy-
ment In the United States, which
reaches the extent Of several millions
fs the result of two things. deinorlization
of credit through the INSTABILITY of
Elropean countries, and the fact that
there are practically no undeveloped
territories left in the world for ex-
ploita ton Of capital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
No. / School vs.. NO. ss.

No ! School will play No 28 next
week and hard battle is expected.
No. ] School is rapidly developing a
very good basketball team, which has
so far won an FIVE games played. Mol
school defeated No. "a Thursday They
also defeated No. Is in the earlier part
of tbe season bv the score OF 1873
No / school expects 10 run up a higher
score. Lineup Captain, Vic Smith;
4. Beachaump, forward y roman,
center. w. Wilson, w. Moran, Miles
Thompson. w. Smith, guards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
NEWARK BEAT NEW CASTLE.
In Hotly Contested Basketball Game
PLAYED In Enrmer TnANn.

SpeclaI correspondence 20 Every Eveuing
New Castle, Feb. I2.-Last evening
the New Castle High School basketball
team. accompanied by 30 rooters. visited
Newark and played the Newark High
School and was defeated bv the close
score or 20 TO IT, The score at the
close Of the first half was IA to ! in
favor OF Newark The locals will play
Newark High on next Tuesday evening
III the gymnasium cf the Friends
School in Wilmington. The lineup and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
KENsINGTON BEAT ELKTON.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
I'lkton Nd. Feb. 12-The fast
Keusington A. a. basketball team was
the attraction ar the Elkton Armory
wednesday evening. This team was.
without doubt, the best seen on the
Aruory floor for several years. Their
polay.ng completely bewildered the local
players and q score of "a to u in the
favor ~ Kensington was the result
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Della ware VS.. Hascrford.

The HaVerford and Delaware College
basketball teams will meet in basketball
tonight at the Newark cage Coach
Shipley is confident that the. Chicks
will cop the bacon as they are in the
best of form. Delaware defeated Get
tysburg earlier in the week by big
score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

The meeting Of Delaware Post, last
Monday, IN the Armory. was Very
busy one. a lot Of discussion vas nao
over some or the bills now pending IN
the State LEGISLATURE az Dover Lieut.
Governor !. Danforth Bush, q member
Of the Dost vas present and explained
the bills that the legislative COMMITTEES
had proposed for the benefit of the eT-
service man. The post went on rec
ord and asked all members 70 write or
wire our state Senators and represen-
tatires and ask them TO vote Tor the Lo4-
lowing measures: 4 bill 20 pension
Cen Wickersham, the service man
bonus bill. one for improving the arm
ory at New Castle. and a biA Ior tne
erection Of a memorial building II VIII
rnington which would be available for
conventions and as an armoTy for the
national guard and meeting room tor
ex-service mems organizations
The former home Of the @. A. F
most in New Paris. Ohio. has been turned
over To the Clarence Teaford POST
American Legion. OF that town as
permanent home.
Norman D. Scott Post Is making
drive for new members among the col
e,resd men in the city. A different mem
l,er will speak tomorrow at each OF the
coIored churches as . direct appeal 20
their buddies. They meet al the Car
rett Settlement House. Seventh and
Walnut streets.
Ia societe 40 Hornmes s Cheaveaux'
will hold a meeting in the Armory next
Erridax- evening for the purpose of form
ing a .voitureT (post) in this city. Tne
society is the play ground OF the AEnerl-
can Legion and al members IN good
standing in the legion are eligible Tor
membership. Very likely officers VIII
oe chosen and permanent organization
completed al this meeting and al good
legionarles are invited % be On hand
and take part in the action. run par
ticulars can be obtained from Sonn j.
Dugan, AT the arulory. or BY calling tele-
phone 1884 W during the day.
Navy Post held a meeting IN the arm
cry last night. Post Commander Evans
desires a fun turnout at the next meet
ing on the third Friday of this month.
Are you square with the post finance
officere II not, why don't you come
across with a few quarters
All ex-service men who have not as
vet received their Victory Medal can
procure them at the American Red
Cross headquarters. 91S Delaware ave
nue., or ar the army recruiting Office,
SGT Market street. by producing their
discharge y goodly supply Of themeials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
CHURCH BOWLING SCHEDULE.

The bowling schedule for the week Of
February IA in the Church League fol-
lows
Monday Greenhill VS.. Union.
Tuesday Grace W. St Stephens.
"Wednesday West vs. Westminster
Thursday second Baptist vs.. First
Friday st. Andrews vs.. Brandywine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Friendship May Sell Apparatus.

The Viscose Fire Co of Marcus
Hook. Pa. being satisfied with the re-
cent test Of the Friendship fire engine.
viii probably buy 1T next week, a price
of $4,000 having been agreed upon.
The report that the engine has been
sold is premature, according to William
p. Mcconnell, chairman Of the com
mittee that has that matter in charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
me radiss Auxi,Ary q po.s ~.
Hlsh Pla,. Pon pepe.lt.

Coach Keck wlll travel Wish his VILE
nlington High school tossers to Pplt
Deposit, Nd. this Afternoon tn nlrt
the Tome Institute eve there. A. th
Is considered the best game 'u hu..
teams schedule. = hard-fought Etu
fs anticipated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
CHURCH LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

Afternoon-First Central VS.. Uniosl;
Westminster VS.. ST. Paul.
Evening-Grace VS.. Brandywine;
west VS.. second Baptist,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

are on hand ~ nosn plAces sn6 |. 10
the red tape m oh.sinfnx tb~-r nas
been cut.
IN. following s.Af.s nov nsv~ harrs
bills under con ~.derartcn ln thar IeaIa
lative bociss: Pe1rzyivauia. Ohic. orf
gor. Missouri. Nebraska Sor-h DaEof
and California They are similar
most respects 20 our own bonus nlI
tn. bonus referendum hll vii rar.
serv1cs men explain the matter % tlf
statesmen ar-Dovsr Have you aHEe
your representative 20 vote for f
LexionAire. are pulling for ths l
age of The Kramer coxlnr BOD
as House Bill 10 4.
As The locaI army recruniuE .tl.
VII close IN a -veek 81 -. ~ nlV
able for al VINO want V-Icrrrv 1lein
20 get Them while they ARE lasy rs 81
Delaware Post 10 y wfn Eivs
smoker and vaudevllie entertainune
IN he arEo-y on Monday Eeorua
q, Sor al Leg1oualrss ana lrauus
Several vsgy good acts have ce.n poch
ed and all are assured cf rcod r-re.
Legion column next Saturday.
Ad1utants q 81 Posts IN and Erouna
Wilmington ara requested - E1t
touch with n. Leston pUoll-ny A~cn
at the arnory. or csl ~,~~-s~. "a thn
interest of their posi-
Colonel -oua Nln-s. csu srSsss ~r
rsssntafivs on ne nk~-cn1l -Dscu<-fu
committee. is hsck IN eDwn Axrsr
thrse-day nsotins "A sa~11ns.on
that body he is V~y os1nL-sco % "a
interest of the sx-servics u1~a-
Father Fr,ac2s -~s.zrez. n - roer
chaplain OK Delaware Post. &cL = "
preach the Lssntsn ssrrnOns "a r~s-saaJ
evenings az 81 F<a1s Y . cnerch.
Fourth and Jscgscn streets. H12KrL-ns
next Tuesday svsnlns 20 f.so. Fseiei
Tucker Is one 81 the L~~ions noe
popula- members and sI Paai's Cncrch
very likely VIII have a soo1 na@-S o.
his 'buddies" present AZ ths.e s~s~toss.
The r.adiss Auxiilszy q pos< 10
viii meet on Monday evsnlns % ncNt
week AZ the armory az o'clocE fhl-
viii BE their arst necting IN Ions
time and it Is hoped that crvNc Wl.l
De present a. this time a. rocrsanLaA
ton viii take place. Any tclaale meiu.
Der OF an ex-service ulaln's la-nliy can
Join this auxiliary whether ma "a
service inan belongs 20 the Lesion ~
not. and the COMMITTEES invites Az ciis-
ibles 70 De present on Moncay eFcn.ns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
WITH THE .ASKRTBALLERs.
Numerous e..-es About City Furnish
much sport.

The Hagley Fourth quintet trounced
+ie North End FIVE last night at Henry
clay. Dunlap was the high scorer with
>ten field goals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
sAIEsIANUM FIVE LOSES.
West Philadelphia Catholic High School
Defeats Locals.

The Salesianum Catholic High School
lost hard fought game 10 the West
Philadelphia Catholic High School. yes
terday afternoon, 1892. The game was
one of the fastest exhibitions played by
either team this season. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Neiehborhood Reserves in a hard
fought hattie scored a Is 70, victory
o,er the Lorraine Academy team last
nlght at the Neighborhood floor. Para
disc and Carbone featured the work OF
the victorious team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

The NeiRhborhood Big Five" had
things much their own way last night
vhen he. conquered the St. Ann five
Rv a % 70 J. score. Di Sabatina and
Flore were the leading scorers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

II game replete with thrills
throughout the forty minutes OF play.
the Beaver 4. a. colored champs Of
Delaware def,ated the Media. A. A. team
last lIght l,y the score Of 16 TO "A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Have you room to let? Use Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
4 tAE SUI 2
GOALS
Totals ...........@.. 3
GOALS

Referee. Emery, Central Board. Scor-
er, Monaghan. Time Of halves, 20 min
utes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

The Greenwood 4. A triumphed over
the F'elton -. c. last night in q hard
fought same al the FELTON, floor by the
score Of 30 20 80 J. Malloy starred
for the winners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

The bonus referendum hll vii raaa
servics men explain the matter 20 tnf
statesmen at-Dover Have you aHk.
your representative 70 vote for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Lexionafre- are pulling for fhs rls
age nf The Kramer ooxlnr bod
as House Bin 10 a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Manager MOT shannon. Of the De
rance Big Five announced last night
that his Defiance champions would
buckle up with the fast West End team
Monday night at the Wilmington High
School floor. These two clubs have
been trying 10 book q game for some
time but only recently received per
mission TO use the High School gym.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

As The local army recruhinE stlu.
VII close IN a wsek - -. IL ~ alv
able Tor AL VINO want ricturv 1eda
20 get Them while they ARE lasy fo 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

All ex-service men who have not as
vet received their Victory Medal can
n,,oeure them at the American Red
CV,oss baa dc,larters 9IS Delaware ave
nue or al the army recruiting oflce.
S97 Market street. by producing their
iischar~e \ xoodly supply Of themedals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Ad1utants q - posss IN and Grouuu
WIlmin Stoa ars r-uu~sss. - E1t
touch with ~ Lesion pUollrry A~rn
at the lrncry. ur csl ~,@~-~. "a thn
interest of their posi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

The following S.ar>s nov hsv~ bonus
bills under con -,dersricu ln thar ieEls
lative bodies: Pe-rsyivauia. Ohic. QrF
gor. Missouri. Nebraska Sor-h uaEcr
and California They are similar
most respects 20 our 0v-n bonus rII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Colonel Tru Nlil-c csU sc3<ss -~F
rsssn tative On ne ns~-cnaA -s~su<ifi
committee. is hAsk IN eDwu axrsr
thrse-day meotinz "A sa~1nSton
that body He - v-ry o-GuL-st-o % ~
success Of the pending i~Ssx-A<tra i,tne
interest of the ax-servtcs u1~n-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Are you square with the post finance
Officers II not, why don't you come
across with few quarters?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Kensington branch Of the PhiladeI-
phia Rapid Transit Company defeated
the Elkton Triangle club at E1kton 81
70 70 In a preliminary game the Tri-
angle Reserves took the measure of the
West End Seconds of this city &c to "a.
ST. Mary's had little trouble in de-
feating the Eeighborhood Academy
team last night by 80 to u score.
Murphy and Sheehy starred for the
winners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Navy Post held a meeting IN the arm
cry last night. Post Commander h'Nans
desires a fun turnout at the next meet
ing on the third Friday of this month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

are on hand AZ n-osh p1Aces sn6 30
the red tape IN ch.sinfnx tb~~r ha
beer cut.
Evening star., 1921-07-17

the sides by sand traps and grass
mounds. Distance, 163 yards; par 3.
Fourteenth Hole.
A distinct dog-leg, offering an ad-
vantage to the long hitter. The tee
shot, If played to the right. must
carry a bunker, while a hooked drive
shot will find similar trouble to the
left. The green is very narrow and
is on a mound so that a ball played
on either side finds severe trouble.
1t is trapped at the back and about
fifty yards from the green at the
right there is sand-trap. Distance,
408 yards; par 4.
Fifteenth Hole.
Another dog-leg hole rewarding
straight play. The tee shot must be
straight to avoid bunkers to the
right and left. The second shot must
be played over a ditch and ravine
to a banked green, sloping sharply
away on three sides. Distance. 365
yards; par 4.
Sixteenth Hole.
A mashie pitch to an island green.
The shot must carry the brook to o
terraced green almost entirely sur
rounded BY water. The green, which
u long 'knd narrow. 10 sharply banked
Evening star., 1921-07-17

Evans. who yesterday retained the
western amateur championship. ill
Ercbably get into Washington late
this afternoon.
big Match on Monday.
Jones will play with Leo Diegel as
partner against Mcleod and Brady
tomorrow. This match should be well
are of national note and are capable
OF superSolf. Hagen. Duncan and
Mitchell have not made up any
matches vet, but their games here t.:
day and tomorrow will be watched
with great interest by all the golfing
tlcular is aEtici: :tl,d. Every one is
anxious to see this famous long wal
loper in action. duncan will also be
an attraction.
Most of the interest of golfers here.
hcwvrCr, c,nterS around Hutchison,
the blond-haired holder Of th- British
ol'en title. From the queries yes
tetday, Hutchinson is very popular in
Washington. scores of people in
quired when he would arrive.
A firSe aid station has been cstab-
Ished at the club. in charge of Dr.
A. H. Glennan of the public health
service. \ Red Cross nurse will be
at the club during the playing of
the Champi onShip to TAX care Of
any one who may be injured or i'll,
ana all physicians of the club and
visiting physicians may be pressed
into service if needed
High Praise for Course.
The professionals yesterday were
profuse in their praise of the Column
tia course. They declared it is very
fine as regards layout and is in good
condition.
Jesse Guilford. the long driver
from Massachusetts, is to arrive to-
day and Joe Kirkwood. the trick
shot player from Australia, and his
partner. ]. Victor East. will come into
the city today.
If some of the lesser known pros
keep up the golf they have shown in
the past two days. there may be an
upset or two in the championship
Willie Oge started the ball rolling by
winning the Shawnee event. and the
scores made at Columbia by pros
hitherto not considered ''in the
money" may be duplicated by them
during the championship.
Any man who attempts to pick the
winner of the championship is only
guessing, and one mans guess is as
good as another's. Glass will usually
tell. however. over the seventy-two-
hole test.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
80 AMATEURS TO TRY
LUCK IN BIG TOURNEY

Thirty-two amateurs, including
Charles Evans, jr.. the amateur cham
pion of the United States. have entered
for the open championship. Four are
from the host club. Tho amateurs
who have entered are:
Capt. Charles Clark, Rosley. L. l.;
S. NJ. Newton. Richmond, Va: Reuben
G. Bush. New Orleans; ]. E. Davis.
jr, Columbia: B. Warren Cochran and
D. Clark Cochran. Baltimore: Thomas
]. Harmon. Hudson River: Robert l..
Finkenstaedt. Columbia: j. S. White,
Cambridge University. England; Jess
Guilford. Boston; Guy NJ. Standifer,
Columbia; Grantland Rice. Engle-
wood. N. j.: F. A. Godchaux. jr, Nash
Vile: Max r. Marston. Philadelphia;
w. c. Ballantyne. Columbia: Charles
Evans. jr:. Chicago: H. X. B. Davis,
New York; Nelson NJ. Whitney, New
Orleans; Robert T. Jones, jr.. Atlanta;
James T. Standish. Detroit; ]. A.
Bott. Cambridge University. England;
Herbert Martin, New. York; H. H.
Thomas, Washington: Don NJ. Parker,
Garden City; John G. Anderson. Si-
waney; ]. S. Worthington. Siwaney;
Henry j. Topping. Greenwich: Howard
Walton, Champaign. ILL.,; Jesse w.
Sweetser, Ardsley. N. Y; Thomas D.
Armour. Scotland: c. Wood Platt,
Philadelphia. and Newton c. Mair,
Shackamaxon.