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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Dover Defeats Guarsmen 9-8 Keys Closes Season

Flynn. z2s 'Fune" Quinn. lf1 Infnss
Mclaughlin. is2 HfexT gliinnldn,
tsb. James KerriRsn. let. Paul AR,
ron, if3, James Tsylea. itT nmssy"
Clark. 1877. Mieksy" Nurfie. I8a 10.
eeph Tobip l1s sammy nfiifon. l1'
Jose Herman. re. HHfhDnnsf"
fDng. as, Thomas i,uRhsry. fls!
Cornefai D0uRheffy. ff1. John MsIah
mock. 49, James quinn. 40. oHnrga
schne, no. John nrsdiey. 40. ilaha
Murphy. ii0i HprieTy Walsh. 10.
Bob" McCanerv. fDs. Hamuti Ma.
honey. l1e Jerry" Calvin. I0G Hnnn
Riiey. ios; William rerreai Toe kirk
Lynch. 1866 Paul C0nner. lef| frank
Mclaughlin, lo1 pat Sheridan. iof
Paul Mcdonnell. f07 NnHurfr~
Green, iOi George Cunniagham. i0li
Joseph sheldriek i0it "Isct' nesdef.
i0i. Iiewnor fannan. f1l "A GraS
fgi. affaWk" Hayes. 100. uik~- Sc
Gonigle, roo. Harry Grant lnD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
y 10
COOK MAN
ST. GEORGES MAY QUIT.
Manager Sutton's Team Handicapped
by Lack Of Players.

Special Correspondents Every Evening
st. Georges. June 10.-The ST.
Georges baseball team so far this sea
|son has had disastrous time and from
present indications il is doubtful if the
team will hold together much longer
as manager sutton and some Of the
players are considering quitting the
game.
The principal source of worry TO
Manager Sutton at present is getting
outside players to sign up. The team
as it now stacks up is one of the
weakest that ever donned S.. Georges
uniforms. Fans are hoping that a
sufficient number of players will soon
% obtained to keep the home town in
he baseball world. The Odessa team
will be the attraction here tomorrow
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
SCHOOL
CLOSES BIG SEASON
Local Quakers Make Fine
Showing Under TuteIage of
Coach Ellis.

Friends Schools teams have com
llcted another successful year. con
sidering the loss Of six star athletes
from last years teams. The toss 81
these men: Mode. who made the soc
,r varsity at Swarthmore College;
I.ackrv third baseElan Cor Philips
Andover Academy this season; Fred
smith. captain of the freshman has
kethau team al the University OF
Delaware: also II. Smith, Reese and
bradford. each six feet. two inches IN
height. left the burden Of athletics
10 fall upon the younger students an1
Coach Ellis
NT. Ellis, who in his college days
was star pitcher for the University
81 Vermont. came to Friends School
,ast year from the high school at
Putnam. Conn. At this place. MIR FL
lis coached a baseball team that was
rndefcatcd in two years. and did
nearly as well in basketball and foot
ball
on coming to Friends, in order L.
earn the game Of soccer. Mr. Ellis
racJiced daily vita the team. to-
gether with Tom" Dunlap. the ia St
50 and lightest team that ever repre-
scented the institution was produced
only one man on the squad weighed
over $50 pounds
Both in basketball and baseball,
Mr.. Ellis. unaided. produced teams,
from inexperienced material. which
Well upheld the standard Of the school
~ breaking even in their games. while.
the tennis team has yet to lose its
first match,
Aside from his coaching ahilit:s,
Mr.. Ellis. as a teacher and as "A rar
has Won the respect and esteem Of
Every student of the Blue and Whif.
Institution. Professor. as he is af-
!ectionately called by the school boy.
j. the man whom they consult N
their difficulties and to whom they
look for opinions. With the excellent
.udimentary instruction that he has
given the athletes this year. Coacn
Ellis is almost sure to produce SONS
record breaking combinations next
sea son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
entire proceedings.

entire proceedings.
In our audience today we have
many women and also many men who
ere not familiar with the different
rules and customs governing boxinE.
would suggest that the referee
after a mutual agreement with the
boxers" announce to the audience just
how these boys are going TO perform.
Fearing the censure OF the audi
tncc, these boys would not attempt 10
disregard their instructions, and would
apply themselves more strictly TO the
rules. but should they refuse. the ref
cree must be big enough TO force the.
rules no matter who is the offender.
As the patrons pay the bill | believe
they are entitled 10 know the details
of the entire proceedings.
While this idea is entirely new. be-
lieve il Will help the game: make K
cleaner and more open.
AS ii is today. we see great many
boxers holding, elinching and often
hitting after they have been ordered
to break. Many times the referee ia
compelled to go in between and part
them. This should not be.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
HORSE SHOW HAS
MA T|NEE RACES
Interesting Contests Sched-
uied for Fair Grounds Track
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Five harness races are on the Sat
ssrday matinee program of the Della
ware Horse Show Association at the
iiismere fair grounds track tomorrow
This will be the second event of the
9cas son. A large crowd attended last
week and similar attendance is ex-
.cted this week.
Horse racing will be staged at the
.air grounds on July . and automobile
races will be held July 4.
The entries for tomorrow
EVENT NO. MILE HEATS. IN 3
Prince H-br. g., by Prince March
vera March M. by Prince March
William Newlin.
Bin Bon-b. g.. by Binvola- Peacocl
stable.
drown Bettyh. m, by Baron Fast
illiam !. klair.
Lillian Russeli--s. m. by Idif l.
EVENT No. 2--MILE HEATS, 2 IN 3
SPECIAL EVENT
Matt H.-b; g., by Delaware knight
VI. +. Hayden.
Mrs. Watts. m. by General Watts
EVENT No. SMILE HEATS. , IN q
Para Belic-b. m, by Paraiizcr--Retty
Peter W.1-b. g.-wnliam NJ. Taylor.
EVEST NO. 4--MILE HEATS. 2 IN 2
Ronia-b. m. by Lord Dewey Harry
Rose.
cachatta Girls M. by King Cachatta
charles u. Donovan.
T.. r. T.eb. E.. unknown T. Zebey
EVENT No. MILE HEATS. 2 IN !
Evelyn Boile--hik. m, --------, William
H. Lucas
Bonnie I.--Mr. Pierce.
Emily BIB. m, by Austin Burns-Ed.
Goodwin.
Baron Reds. h., by Wheeler Wilkes
David Ford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
PRIZES ANNOUNCED
FOR BIG FIELD MEET
Various Articles for Winners at
Augustine Beach Events
July 1o.

The annual field day of the Y. NJ
and y. W. II. A. and the Bnai Birth
Lodge, will be held at Augustine
Peach on sunday, July 1s Nine
events are TO be contested and from
the interest now being manifested
there will be plenty Of competition in
each event. Time and distance will
- taken in every event ard will
stand in preparing me first Set of Y
NJ. II. A. records.
Various prizes for the events fol-
low:
Fifty-yard das for boys-First
rrize. gold stick a; second gym.
shoes; third. belt.
Fifty yard da sor girls-First
lrize. order for +: second. gym.
shoes; third, pa IS
One hundred " cash for i. Nj. III.
4. and y. B.-First prize, six union
suits: second. pipe: third. stick pin.
Scsenty-flve yard dash for Y. w. FL
First prize, silk waist; second.
nair silk hose: third. bottle Of per
fume.
Potato race for Y. W. II. A.--First
irize, shirt waist; second, silk cami-
SOLE third, shirt waist.
Quarter-mile run for y. N. n a
md II. B-First prize. smokers set
sccond, pair trousers; third, pair cur
links.
Fat mems race, y. N. H. A. and b.
B.-First prize, box cigars: second
neckwear.
Standing broad Jump. Y N IT 4
and Il. B-First prize. box cipare.
second. tie clasp; third. watch fob
one hundred-yard dash for Y. n
II 4. board of directors and r r of-
'aers and executive secretary First
prize. pair mems shoes; second non
Gil: third, silver belt buckle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
ls II 27 10 3
TEAxDI Il
GREESHILL SHOOT.

GreenhiHs registered club shoot,
scheduled for Saturday afternoon,
calls for four events of % targets each.
Al trophies will be awarded, Lewis
lass, and based on scores made in
vents No. / and No. ?, and a shoot
CT may elect TO compete in these
vents only.
The American Trapshooting Asso-
cation win present a trophy for each
10 contestants and Greenhiil will du
lIicate the prizes. Saturdays event
offers the last opportunity TO shoot at
registered targets ever the club S
traps previous to the State tourna-
ment scheduled for June %. "a and %.
Tomorrow's shoot win commence at 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
BIG GAME DUE IN
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Delaware City and krebs to
Play Before Record Crowd
at Canal Town.

Tho most important suburban
League game for Saturday u the
kr.bs Company Delaware city s~tio
at tnc canal town. l>rebs Is topping
the lcaguo with eight wins and no
eef.ats and victory would clinoh the
nr.s sslf championship, Delaware
city u the runner-up and win would
place them right at kreb's heels. The
Nss time the two teams met resulted
Al an Il inning tie. which ended when
IN. game 20 krebs
Either Spicer or Jordan viii toss
them ovri for IN, hom, team and Doc
rugh viii catch. Jack Ruth will
-.nd clay or Collins. probably the lat
tsr, e. the mound and Mcdaniel viii
o. the receiving krehs will take
Ap~n several hundred fans and a
record crowd Is expected.
Al Marshaliton. the Groves boys
An. up AGAINST the Five Pointers and
. good game Is expected The return
OF Prank Peters one uf the heavy
nntcrH 20 last years Marshallton
team. strengthens m, club consider
ahis Peters celebrated his entry into
this scasnn = lineup last Saturday with
a homer Ia the ninth. tying thn score.
Hayward is scheduled 10 hurl and
Crockett will ~ bach of the plate
sasscrt will lse Grubb tn tho box ard
oantrrt lshind tho nat
Elsmerc plays AZ stanton and after
their good showing against Krehs
compant The kan, aggregation
should give stanton tight game
kruWmel Will pitch and Foster ~
osuwski vii twirl for stanton
tontracts- Elsmere, Ort delaware
cts MaNwcH. sylvester; Five Points.
= Magaw stanton. Nhteman. Re
kass, Elsmere, T.. MaEaw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Local Sports

The DO pont Country Club will stage
its third match in the Middle States
Tennis League tomorrow afternoon.
Tho Philadclphia Electric Company
! wiu b. the attraction and from al.
Indications. the match should be fast.
There viii he meeting Of the meni-
f-rrs of tho National Guard baseball
team in the armory Twelfth and
orange streets tonight.
Chlppey's Tigers will play the Good
VIII Fire Company team Of Chester
10 a twilight game al Seventeenth and
spruce streets tonight az
Much interest is being shown in the
parksldc- south side Isden game to ne
played tomorrow afternoon and some
Magers are being made al even money
Final preparations have been made
for the carnival of athletic events a.
b. held this afternoon az Harlan Field
IS the children Of the Grammar
s'hool Athletic League
fiummers All~Stars defeated Trini-
q last night, 1872. The PlumTner All
stars VIII play the Wilmington Giants
tomorrow afternoon
Liberty A g. defeated Merriman 4
81, s-e on Tuesday.
'hippeN's Tigers and the Fourth
ward team ~ the city League bat-
lied % an thinning tie last night Al
Fourth and Church streets ground
the game being called on account "
sarsn.1. with The score "A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
NATIONAL GUARD
LOSES TO DOVER
City League Leaders Bow to
Capital Team in Excit-
ing Contest.
star correspondence of Every Evening
national guard

star correspondence of Every Eveninr
national guard
Dover, june i0-By getting a run
across ~ the ninth inning. Dover de-
fsated the Delaware National Guard
team ~ Wilmington YESTERDAY 20 5
Tho same was featured by hard hit
tins on both sides with the locals
having an edge Ia he matter
Fnr the first time IN the contest, the
visitors hatters went out In order in
their half % the ninth with the score
tiled NayloF opened Dover's nalf win
sn tnheid single and took second when
t'ase was safe on his infield tap Har-
desty famed. but Wilson singled to
loft and advanced al, runners one
hase, Clcndaniel made his second long
drive 20 the oenterfeld trees and TN.
winning run was s,orcd
irtscce replaced Saitsr On the
mound in the eighth after the latter
had issued two bases an hall. Tn,
wa Eood move Tor the locals a.
they ,alliei seven hits on Brissroe IN
the TIVE innings tina, he faced them.
The scor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
UNION GARDENS CHAMPS.

Union Gardens won it's sixth
straight on "Wednesday evening ny
beating Union Garden Independents
to 2, and also won the fifth straight
game from the Independents and now
hold the championship of Union Park
Gardens by taking the first five
games of a nine-game series.
Earl Ferguson. the Union Gardens
star pitcher, won his seventh straight
game for the Garden boys by downing
II men on the strikeout route and
keeping the Independents hits scat
tered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
URGES CHANGE IN
BOXING METHODS
Thinks the Audience Should
Know How Boxers Will Per-
form at Bouts.
by John Y. Cooper.

NO doubt yot
have noticed wheI
you attend n box
ing show that III,
referee 1lufa 81
calls the boxers Il
the center OF tli.
ring. whore thes
have n whispert,
conversation
These boys ars
receiving their In
ssructions as e
how they must
perform. Yet ths
audience Ia left
ignorant OF the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Movies at High school Tonight.

Burdette Lewis viii lectur in the
High sshool auditorium this evening
on methods used in the modern re-
formatories, prisons and asylums.
The meeting will be under the aus
nices of the Prisoners Aid Society.
MIR. Lewis viii illustrate his talk with
moving pictures,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
GIANTS BOW
TO PARKS|DE TEAM
Locals OutpIay Visiting Nine
in One sided Contest at
Harlan Field.

The Pnrkside team cnsily defeated
the Chester Giants. 1873. last right, at
Harlan Field. Eitehlc started for
parksidc. but was taken out at tha
end OF the fifth To give Maulove a
chance.
farksidc scored at will. Manlove,
during his stay on the mound, held
the Ghesterites 10 one lone hit, tanning
four. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Belleyue Traps Closed.

The Wilmington Trapshooting As
sociauon's Bellevue traps will be
closed this Saturday afternoon as tho
Greenhill Gun Club is staging a regis
tered club shoot which will provid..
shooting enough to take care of local
81 atter-gun artists. Next Saturday
the Wilmington Trapshooting Asso-
cation holds registered club shoot
and the club up the river will be wide
oI,en on that date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
BASEBALL.
All Wilmington League.


Brownson vs.. Neighborhood.
Second and du pont streets, um-
pirc, Ogden.
South Side Eden vs. parksidc.
Harlan Field. iimpircs Mccon.
nell and Duncan.
Defiance va. Eleventh Ward,
Eighth avenue and Duncan
street. umpire, Mclaughlin.
keystone vs.. Ninth Ward.
Fourth and Church streets, urn-
pire Cunningham.
Suburban League.
krebs Company nj Delaware
city. umpire Wintrup.
Elsmere at stanton, umpire
Andrews.
Five Points at Marshallton,
umpire Brittingham.
City League.
National Guard vs. Fourth
Ward. at Fourth and Church
streets.
Highland VS.. Eastiake. Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
Eighth Ward va. ST. He'd
wigs, Military Grounds.
Hillcrest VS.. Huber AZ Rock
ford Tower.
Senior Church Leagne.
West vs.. Union, Baynard, No.
?.
Emmanuel VS.. First-CentrnI.
Raynard. No. 1.
Trinity vs. Scott, Rockford
No. 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
BELMONT GOING STRONG.
Eleventh Ward Team Takes Short
End OF Twilight Game.

Belmont defeated Eleventh Ward
lilo. in twilight game last night.
Belmont would like to arrange a gam
with Chippey's Tigers for Monda~
night on the Second and du Poat
grounds. Address challenges to Man
ager Mahoney. 1907 Chestnut street ol
phone 9l6lW. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
GAMES TOMORROW,
American League.

American League
St. Louis az Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
National Leagne-
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
LORRAINE NOSES OUT
THE bROWNSON NINE.
Both Teams Engage in a Slug
fest; EIwood Drives Out
Long Homer.

Lorraine nosed out Brownson of the
All Wilmington League last night
1910. Both clubs hit hard, but Lor-
raine led with total of ~ bingles
Ellwood featured with homer In the
last inning. The drive was the long
est OF the season, The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

American League.
Athletics, s: Chicago. 4.
Cleveland. IA. New York. &
Detroit. 10: Washington. 8.
ST. Louis. 9: Boston. J.
National League.
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia, ?.
st Louis. s; Brooklyn. s.
Pittsburg. 5: Boston. 3.
New ork-Cincinnati, rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Totals ............II o u
ELEVENTH. MAID
MT. SALEM FALLS.
Old Swedes Wins One of Best Bal
Games OF Season.

In one of the best games of tho
season. the Old Swedes team defeated
Mt. Salem, 9-7. G. Ziegler pitched well
until the seventh inning. when he was
touched for four hits and four runs.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
is z II - -
GRACE DEFEATS GOODMAN.
Paul Gnrviue for Grace Holds On.
ponents TO Four Hits.

Grace had little trouble defeating
sookmnn last night. e-i. Paul Gar
vine. on the mound for Grace, held
mis- opponents TO four hits. while Cod
sin was hammered for total OF ten.
rhe score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
TEMPLE SWAMPED.
West End A. A. Gives Its Opponents =
Good nrnbbing.

The Temple A. c. team was defeated
by the West End A. A. last night. 1872
The hitting of Henderer. McDonough
and Coyle featured Meredith allow
ID the Temple batters but six hits.
The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

a mtF1taH IffiFues
81. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
National League.
brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Boston at Pittshurg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
DEI. NAT GUARD

KT~o out when winning run
SCORE ny INNINGS
be Nat Guard q q . oS
nuvpr O. o. q 3 i-g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10

Call 22oo-it reaches every ad taker.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
BOUTs FOR FINAL
KEYSTONE SMOKER
WIndup.

WIndup.
Mickey Morris VS.. Tommy FL
lis.
Semi. W lndup.
Toughey DuRsn. Of Fort
Richmond w. BATTLING Barnes.
keystone Club.
Main Preliminary.
George Morrow, Uf Third
Ward w. Jimmy Myson. phila-
delphia.
Second Preliminary.
Jimmie Ireland. Keystone
Club ys. Paddy Murphy, Della
ware A. A.
Opening Bout.
Johnny Martin W. Bucky
McGinnis.
Charles Dawson. referee.
Bouts begin 1T s.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
'LUTX IND MISS WHALEN
LEADING IN CONTEST
Popularity Race at Defiance
Bazaar Arouses Much
Friendly Rivalry.

II the popularity contest being con-
Quoted by the members of the Def
ance Athletic Club at their bazaar,
Third and Jackson streets, Luke Lutz
continues 10 hold the lead. william
Walsh and "cy" Dongherty are run
ming him a close second
In the contest FOR the most popular
girl Miss Catherine Whaien Is Lead
inF. Miss ficgina Roller il her near
est rivni thus far. Miss Edna Russell.
however. Il said 20 be anlassing a
large number Of votes The standing
Of the contestants 10 date is ~ fol-
lows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Nosf Populor gporfsman

Luke Luiz. 1879; "Bnl" Walsh.
1901: "cy" Doughcrty. 1906; John
Dougherty. f68, Joseph Filliben. Al.
J. McGraw. 347. Salmon" Shields
Sis; Fred Clark. 300. Arthur Hynaon.
245, Edward Abrahams. 30; Babe"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10

Mickey Morris vs. Tommy n
lis.
The Washington times., 1921-07-19
HDEWATER LINES, INC,
HAS BIG CET-TOCEThER

Officials and employees of the Tide
water Lines, Inc. assembled at Wal
dorf. Nd, last night to attend a round
table meeting called for the purpose
Of discussing details of management
and the announcement of appoint
ments to important positions.
Prior to the business of the meet
ing a typical Maryland supper was
served to the forty men of the Tide
water organization and their guests.
Harry Allyn, e. d. Hathaway, and
George p. Virgins, officials of the
company, voiced their appreciation of
the cooperation Of the employees In
furthertng the interests of their COM
pany and explained the changes as to
operations, which have been made
within the organization.
Father Gallagher. of Woodstock
College and N. Deneane, of the
Sernmes Motor Company. guests of
the evening, spoke on the excellence
Of the service they are rendering and
the opportunities open TO men who
are part OF the 1idewater organiza-
ton
The Washington times., 1921-07-19
SCORES HOMELESS
IN JERSEY FIRES;
LOSS 100000
Falmes Sweep Over Pasture
Land in Blazing Billows
of Oil.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Fire, which
swept in flaming pillows Of oil across
New Jersey pasture land and over
Staten Island sound, caused more
than 81 .000, 900 damage and threaten
ed the, homes and property Of thou
sarfds before 1t was finally under con-
troll early today.
Starting with the explosion Of a stfIl
IN the Warner-Quinlan asphalt plant
at Linden, N. J.. the flames, fed by
oil from neishborins tanks, spread
and ragged throughout the entire
night
Burning oil and asphalt poured
into Staten Island sound in a tidal
wave four feet high, and swept down
upon millions OF dollars worth of
shipping, piers and plants along the
shore. Part Of the fiery wave broke
itself upon Prall's Island. while fire.
men from q score Of towns fought
with huge booms TO dam the flamin g
flood Fifty shipping board vessels at
Arlington were in peril.
Navigation for a mile around the
danger points was stopped.
Scores OF persons in the fire-swcpt
area are III today from the effects
Of acrid fumes inhaled during the
conflagration.
After sweeping across Meadowiand
from the asphalt plant at Linden,
the flames destroyed twelve stills
In the vicinity and more than a doz.
en- oil tanks. One of the last of the
latter exploded early today shooting
pillars of fire hundreds of feet into
the air and hurting a great mass of
blazing oil into the sound.
The Washington times., 1921-07-19

I can truthfully say that didn't know
he was going to be shot"
Kerngood. who has investigated the
shooting. learned from a Duck Isis nd
resident that Eberhart. only i few
days before the double tragedy, had re-
marked that II he ever had occasion to
kill that fellow" tmeaning Hemmiag)
he would kill himself The lawyer
said:
1t was learned yesterday that Hem
ming left a Will, executed In 1890, be-
queathing everything he had to his
son. The estate was small, II IL be.
lieved. Mrs. Hemmmg 10 wealthy in
her own right. She has no intention
of contesting the will or of demanding
her dover rights.
Sheriff Kelly, OF Suffolk county,
agreed yesterday with District Attor-
ney Leroy W. Young that II Mrs.. Hem
ming were arrested she probably would
be able to effect an immediate release
Until yesterday afternoon Sheriff
Kelly had insisted that the widow be
arrested. pointing out that she made
no effort, while witnessing the quar-
rel between her husband and Eber-
hadt. to prevent the cAretaker from
using the revolver In his hand.
Prosecutor Young said that even II
1t develops that the gun was bought
by Mrs. Hemmins she could not be
held in connection with the murder.
He went on:
Our office has made a thorough
investigation. There In now no evil
dence tending to show that Mrs.. Hem.
ming aided or abetted Eberhart In kill
ing her husband.
Both Mrs. Hemning and her dauKh-
ter are keeping away from their Duck
Island home for the present. The
daughter, Helen Henderson. thirteen,
ia with friends in Northport- She has
been protected closely from public Ea7e
and has not appeared in the case since
she was interviewed by the authorities
Immediately after the crime
Her testimony then was Of CONSIDER
able importance in convincing inves-
tgators that Mrs Hemming could not
prevent the shooting