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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
BASEBALL GIRLS
PLAY LIVELY GAME
However. Union Team Took the
Lead From Grace by
Decisive Score.

Before crowd of about coo persons
last evening the Union Bioomer Girla
captured the leadership Of the ulris'
Church League bv defeating the
Grace lassiea by the merry score Of
3t TO !, on the Washington Heights
grounds. Union started strong get
ting runs In the first inning
The Union twifler, Kate Hethering.
ton had her opponents guessing al
lowing but we'll scattered hits and
but | base on balls, while she sent "a
down the strikeout path In s innings.
The work of Libby Robinson, be-
hind the plate. deserves much praise.
as she made about the best perform
ance Of a feminine catcher ever seen
IN this city. The hitting Of the en-
tire Union team was another feature
nf the game.
Last evening must have been one
" oiraces OF nights as last week II
brought the Union team into camp by
the score Of 26 10 &. Miss Jordan and
Mrs. GarSine played steady game
for Grace however. and deserve much
credit for their stellar work. The
sport fans of this city will have n
treat in store for them when these
two teams meet next week for the
championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
KEYsroNE,s NEXT SNOW.
10 be Giyen NJ rythlan Castle on
Tuesday Evening.

rhe Keystone Field club will give
tt weekly athletic and musical entef-
tainment on next Friday evening, at
the pythian Castle. No. ags West
street. This show promises 10 be the
best Of the aeason and will give the
local fans a chance to Witness the only
indian in the game today with the ex-
ceptinn Of CLAY Turner. who is also
ar Indian. In the person Of Little
Bear of Montana. His opponent in the
wlnd-up will be "3uchy" MpGinnis
aho has won himself the right to
meet the Bear by his great showing
last week when he clearly demunstrat-
ed that he has regained his old-time
form by outolasaing Willie Tasiter Of
Philadelphia and stopping him IN the
fourth round. This bout should be the
fastest Of the sea son MeGinnis Is
training hard for the affair lie re-
alizes that q win over the bear means
lot Of out-of- town work for him
The semi windup also looks Ike
treat for local fans and brings together
Battling Barnes OF the Keystone Field
club and Young Mooney OF f,oston
who comes here highly recommended
by Willis Britt of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

sturdy legs on the mark. Then, get
set, The pistol crack. They are OFT
The clicking of the spikes ON the
cinder path Is music 10 the ears Of
true sportstnen.
Tentative plans for this great field
meet were arranged last night at u
meeting Of the various city athletic
organizations in the rooms VI the
Community Service. Church Building.
Tenth and Market streets. The fol-
lowing representa- tivea were In con-
ference. A. J. Butler. knights Of Co
lumbus. r. p. Taylor. st. Narys A.
c; ". W Loose, Y. NJ. G. A.: George
A. Smith. Delaware A G.; n. Phillips
frankie Lewis A e; John Y Cooper
Hagtey A. A II. Lannan, Defiance A
Al Phillip ssteintach. American Ie-
gion. and other locai sporting men.
MIR. Ernst. of the Community Service
presided.
II was further decided to hold the
first track meet on July "a and rs
and all entries must be submitted
prior "a July l..
Lite get together huys Make thin
a great thing In aour young lives :
Some of the events viii include 100
and POE ward dash pole vault. high
JUMP. shot put. one mile and three
mile relay rare and discus throwing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

at Georges Csrpnntlera training csfnp
snd when sn axpiansiion waa request
ed. the answer came IN n whisper
Shi It's secret snd we cannot TELL
About eight o'civk . big iirnoDrlee
stopped ~ the front rste ana ihn
chauffeur hailed Trimmer Wilson = M
the hitter came down snd opened fhe
gate. The maehiue pulled inside and
three heavyweighfs rieppe1 from n
To conceal their identity They PULLED
their coat collars about their f4fcs "a
ran into the residence.
a few early birds who hung over
the fence waited and waffhed H00n
they saw the four men clad lu bath
robes leave the bstkdp0f and hasten
behind tho barn where gepfFca does
his training.
Noises sounding liko tho tattoo n
fists upon n punching has could h0
heard FOR r. time. then there Hae H.
fence for twenty minutes flrft ore
and then another of the robrd figures
flied into the house The i8st Hne
peared 70 be- the challenger himasif
Trainer Wilson followed them rarfr+
ing several pairs ~ boxing gloves.
Another half hour ard .be three
heavy0eiehtE sfHl hiding ~ farss
entered the car and we're ehistef
q way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
FERTILE FOR REFEREE
SATISFIES DEMPSEY
Champion Knocks Out One
Sparring Partner, Another
Scared Away.
.. Aa.oeLated rreaa o nverg EvenIng

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Atlantic city. ri D.. June 22s-seiee-
tlon Of Harry ErtIe as referee u the
worlds heavyweight championship
contest between Jack Dempsey tie
title holder and Georges cafpsntief
champion Of Europe, at Jersey CITY,
Iuis z. IL entirely satisfactory to
Dempsey.
The champion expressed this opin
ion today when told THAT Joseph Cas-
sidy. secretary Of the New Jersey Box
ing Commission would officially an
nounce the selection Of Ertle before
night. lie had discussed the situation
with Jack Kearns, his manager, who
is In New York.
80 it's Ertle, is IT, Dempsey said
Well. that's good enough for me y
il suits Kearns
II can trnthfulIy say J don't care
who is referee. That's up to Kearns.
II wouldn't make any difference 10
me II Uescsnpa refereed I think
Carpenter feels the same wa about
the question as I DO"
Dempsey Is more concerned over
the report that he has been named as
respondent in = divorce case 81
r. ska. Okla, than he is over the
rel ee controversy. He today in
strueted his attorney, Hay ). Cannon.
u Milwaukee, TO Investigate and start
suit for libel II necessary against r.
Il. Boulanger. who, Ia his petition fot
divorce, named Dempsey.
There will be some real glove fight
ing at DempSey's camp from now en-
until the end Of the training. The
champion gave evidence ~ this
yesterday when he knocked out Larry
Williams. who heretofore has manag-
ed to assimilate all Of the champions
punches.
BATTLING Ghee is on his way 10 his
home IN Memphis. Tenn. today, a
much sadder but wiser man Ghee
faced Dempsey twice and hopes he'll
never face him again. The first time.
the Memphis Negro was on the floor
three times and had wo teeth knock
ed loose. In his second and last ap-
pearance Ghee was 50 badly frighten-
ed that he spent all of the time III re-.
treat
"Ghee was no use to me" Dempsey
said He was too scared The fact
that I'm champion and had an awful
sock took all the fight out Of him.
What I need is game fellows who can
hand me socking as well as take
one"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
defeated w. u. Hopes and G. T
Shaw, s6~o. 6-l.
Women's Singies--Thlrd Round

defeated w. d. Hopes and c. u.
Shaw. eco. 6-f.
women's Singies--ThIrd Round
Miss Peggy Fergerson. Philadel-
phia e. c.. defeated Miss Catharine
Gardner, West Side. e-s. e-a.
Miss Eleanor Cottman. Baltimore.
defeated Miss Deborah Seal. Merton.
Ga. ga.
Miss Molly ID. rhaser. Merton
Cricket Club, defeated Mrs. II. II.
whiteman, Baltimore. s-3. 6-s.
Mrs. W. y. Newhail. Germantown
c. g. defeated Miss Virginia Carpen~
ter Merton Cricket Club SO. 6-a.
6-l
Women's Doublcs--First Round.
Mrs. n. w. I. Newhall. German
town. and Mrs Jacqueline Green.
Merton. defeated Miss Cause and Mrs.
Lamotte. 60. 6-1,
Mrs. j. NJ Pew and Miss Cotter
defeated Mrs. II. Booker and Miss
King. a-6. 6-i, Sc.
Miss Walsh and Mrs Whitman
defeated Mrs Rood and partner by
default.
MISS tsambte and Miss tottinan n
defeated Miss Atkinson and partner
by default.
Mrs. (Marion Zinderstein) Jessup
and Mrs. Godfrey, defeated Mrs.
Nrumhaahr and Miss Dixon. Ga, 6-1.
Miss Ferguson and Miss Gardner
defeated Miss Seal and Miss Willard.
Cd. 6-3. 60.
Miss Thayer and Mrs. Naiie de-
feated Mrs. Huff and partner by de-
fault
Second Round W omen's Doubles.
Mrs. Newhall and Mrs. Green de-
feated Mrs. Pew and Miss Cotter.
Ga go.
Miss Thayer and Mrs. Nalle defea :
al Miss Gamble and Miss Cottman,
"a. Sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
HUBER TEAM PLAYS.
WIN Meet Neiwhborhood Club Tomor-
row Evening.

The Huber Baking Co. team. which
made good in the first half of the City
League season, will play the Neighbor-
rood team of the Wilmington
League tomorrow evening at Second
and du pont streets. starting at s
O'Clock.
Manager Harshman has arranged
the game in order to give his men
workout, prior to the opening of the
second half of the City League, which
begins on Saturday, and will send his
regular team in the game. Jack Price
md Joe Holeveck will each take a
turn at the twirling with Jones on the
receiving end. Schsll a youngster who
has been playing first base In the ALL
Wilmington League. will likely play
the initial sack; Davis on second;
Wingate, at short, and Manager
Harshman on the hot" corner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
MRS. H|RST CAPTURES
PRIZE IN GOLF PLAY.
Miss Hood OF Phila. Cricket Club
Makes Low Gross Score;
Mrs. Haines Second.

The annual invitation handicap
medal play In the golf tournament
came to a close yesterday afternoon
at the Wilmington Country Club. Mira.
Jerry Hirst, whitemarsh entry, cap.
tured the net prize, Mrs. lIirst played
wonderful golf. turning In a net score
OF as. Miss Il. G, Hood, of the phila.
delnhia Cricket Club. captured the
prize for the low gross score. turn
ing in "A card of 90. The second prize
for the best net score was won by
Mrs. liaines. of West Chester, with "a
score OF 81, and the second prize for
The gross score was wun by Miss
Catherine Hutcheson. of WOODBURY.
Country Club, with card Of %. Much
credit should be given 10 the commit !.
tee in charge Of the event. as the
golfers were all paired of aud eot
away without hitch. Mrs. Norman
L. Rood acted as starter. The scores
are as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
WASHINGTON BRAVES.
To Line Up Against Parkside In Game
at Harlan Field.

Unusually good ball is promised for
tomorrow night at Harlan Field, when
the strong Washington Braves viii
make their second appearance in Viii
mington, having as their opponents
the fast Parkside organization. On
their last visit to Wilmington the
visitors took the measure of the All
Wilmington League leaders and the
locals are out to avenge this defeat.
The management of the Capital City
team stated last week that he did not
have his full team with him before,
several of his players being on the in
jured list, but that he hoped to show
the local fans some real baseball the
next time his club came to Whining
ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
rAuL Yoppt ptAp
Promising YoanK Athlete fictim ~
Complication ~ Ailments.

After an Illness ~ five months pa,a
kid" Yodei, g vears oid "a locai torff
and an around athlete dicd early lns'
evening at the home - hle parents
500 Vandever avenue. Death N g.
tributod 10 q complication NJ dIaeares
Tho young Wilmington hoEaf hrs'
contracted rheumatism. ~ On aa'd from
entertaining in preparation for bout
His manager. Frankie frwi7. inrf nifnf
stated that Yodsi nrsf c0mpisircf 1ffff
taking cold shower fdllywing
strenuous workout o. recovered ~.
hcientiy two weeks ago to ho oui -
bed, but suffered r reiarse latNf.
"Kid" YOdei was one ~ fhe fno~
promising boxers in the ritg ana vas
looked upon ~ many folinwfrr IN tafH
pid rise in the game. tfIF deafn
Is felt keenly by bic many friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Mickey Morris and Buakes
McGinnia were matched yeHtef-
day by their manager. olen
Hackett, 10 appear at the Ma
tionai A. G. OF Philadelphia On
the afternoon OF July , at al
all-star show. Morris viii meet
Jimmy Willis, of the Quaker
city, while Buckley will tackle
Jack Perry, OF philadelphia.
Morris will fight the main
preliminary and McGinnis will
fight the semi-windup. No doubt
iaige crowd from this city
will accompany the local boys 20
the Quaker city. Returns from
the Carpenter and Dempsey
fight will be read from the ring
side,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
an Ready For state shoot

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'cinrk M
first shot win be fred iu the 1917 ne-
laware state Tournament ~ the Green
hin Gun club While Thursdsv .
scheduled az only tha opening dav. a
special program has been arranged.
The shooting tomorrow win rouWenrs
at 2 o'clock. while on Friday and sat-
urdsv the first target WI be tfapt~s'
At 1890 a m. each day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
MANY FEFNCHMFS on
WAY TO sFF BIG FIGHT

Paris June 22-Tha vanguard .nf
French sportsmen who are going to-
the United states 70 attend the Dernp-
Carpenter fight win arrive at New
York on the Steamer Paris, which
sailed last Wednesday. The party
numbers about $50 and includes the
Of several Paris paners
Fifty others sailed on the Iafaystte
Saturday while nearly 200 fight en-
thusiasts viii 20 aboard the La Lor-
raine at Havre today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
WON HORSESHOE TITLE.
Iowa Champion Defeats Goium bus ES-
pert; Former Match In Court

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Marshalltown. Iowa, June 22.--
Frank Jackson. keltertoD. Iowa.
champion horse shoe pitcher OF ths
world. defeated c. G. Davis. of colum-
bus, Ohio, yesterday in a return match
100 20 9s.
The two recently met in a 300-point
match for a ur-hundred- dollar side
bet. which terminated in court action
when IL was found that the pegs were
set at III feet instead of 40 as had been
agreed upon.
The case will be called before a
court in Des Moines, June "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
FOURTH OF JULY GAME.
Georgetown Athletic Club 10 Play
at Snow Hill Independence Day.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown, June 20.--The George
town Athletic Club is scheduled TO
play ball at Snow Hill, Md, on The NJ
ternoon of July 4, with an all-star
team selected from the best clubs on
the Eastern Shore. In order that the
game may be of interest, it is under
stood that the locals have been allow
ed a certain sum to pay the team if
they desire to do so.
Two errors each by two players on
the local team cost Georgetown the
game at Lincoln City Saturday after
noon, the score being 5 to ]. Tha
four errors allowed all of the runs
made by Lincoln city. Only one
earned run was made. and that by the
locals. The score should have been /
to O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

American League.
Athletics, Z; Washington, us ins.)
Boston, s: New York, ).
Boston, s New York, ed.
gamel.
Cleveland, C: Chicago, 3.
St. Louis Detroit rain.
National League
Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia. ?.
Boston, 16 New York, 5.
st. Louis. II, Chicago. ).
Chicago, 6; st. Louis, 5,
ed. game).
Only games scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Defiance Moonlight r"uisht.

Final preparations for the anr~ssi
moonlight excursion of the fsonanc@
Athletic Asseria ton fa take place fss
night. have been Conpioted. The cprn-
rnfftea IN charge has prepared an cx=
celleut program and good tfunc 10
urornised FOR an. st. HedwiR'x Tr,o
viii furnish selections. =. Norris kee-
fnson's orchestra will plsv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
NEWSPAPER LEAGUE.

The last play-off day before the
opening of the second half of the
Newspaper Baseball League is sched-
u1ed for this afternoon. with the Elks
meeting the Morning News at Harlan
Field in the headliner. The schedule
is:
Journal VS.. Bankers. Eden Park.
Umpire, Gerhauser.
E.iks VS.. News, Harlan Field. Um-
pire, Hastings.
Kiwanis VS.. Alec. Second and du
Pont. Umpire. Winthrup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
BROwNs0N WINS.
Defeated Narshaliton Last Night by
Score of to -

The pitching of Joe Tobin featured
the game of ball played last night
when Brownson defeated the Marshall
ton team of tho Suburban League by
the score of to 5.
The Harlan Giants viii be the at
traction on tomorrow evening at Third
and Adams streets,
The score last night:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
kREBs ,s. SOUTH SIDE.
Fast tame ef baseball Scheduled For
Tonight.

a fast game If baseball Is slated for
tonight when the krehs and south
aide-Eden game viii be played at
pennsy Field. Manager Jack Ruth
with Joe" CLAY or Collins on the
mound. i looking for win for his
suburban champs. while Manager
Grant will muet likely use his pitching
ace, Wilieys ON The mound. The line
up Tor both clubs Tor tonight follUws
= n Eden krnhs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
NJ poNT BASEBALL.
EsperimeniaI.Traffic Took one From
Sales Girls Last Night

Al the du ront Country club last
night the Experimental -Tranlc, win
nera Of the first half Of the du .pont
Girls League eason. defeated the
Sales Girls by a score OF 10 &. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
pgLawaar CRY BAsrs.tr-

Delaware city. June 32--Thr nraf
and second teams ~ the pflFeufs
city scout Ieanne played d cineeiF
contested game ~ baH lsst NIGHT fne
latter winning ouf ~ the score - 10
% IL. sore bv innings
First Team ....1 500 2 e@f0
Second Team 20 90 sos if
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
NEW hS SITE

stFOIkF
Fourth Ward 0 0 x-I0
New Castle - 2 o o o O 2 9
Home run-Willeys. Three-base hit
White Two-base hits-Oldstein. Bren-
nan, Proud and Miller Stolen bases
Oldstein, 2; Wright, 3, Collins, Proud.
StrilSeouts-B Brennan. IL Madden. 4. I'm
pire-Barnes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
TWILIGHT TRACK
MEET IS PLANNED
II Will be Held July ~ and IS
for City Athletes Gen.
orally.
ny John Y. Cooper.

npik ed shoes,
boys We're going
to have n twilight
track meet. We
arc going to show
to the people Of
" ilfniueton the
worth of aiIr Hth
letic rEnniza :
tions. that we are
adapted to other
nporiH besides
i1a Sc ball. basket
ball and boxing.
No greater thrill
is ex eri G n C.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

American League
Washington at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
National League
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Every day someona VIII lose s9nn@-
thing of valucs--Many usn tho cias
sified columns ~ Every Evening ana
get the lost article refurneds-others
count. il loss and are satLsaed.---Ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
FOURTH WARD VICTOR.
Defeated New Castle In Well Played
Game.

Fourth Ward of the City League
defeated the New Castle All-S Stars last
night 10 10 9 in a hotIy contested game
at Fourth and Church streets. The
game was one of the fastest played
this season. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American League.
St Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
National League.
Pittsburg at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Local Sports

Westminster and Brandywine OF the
Church League will eIast tomorrow
night at Rockford.
Everything is in readiness for the
game tonight between parkside
Travellers and Scott NJ r. baseball
club. The game will be played at
kirl1wood Park.
Fight fans are anxiousIy looking for
ward 10 the weekly athletic and
musical Of the keystone Field Club
At pythian Castle Friday night Sew
eral fast bouts are slated for the oc-
IA sion.
The undertakers Of The city have
announced their annual field day. a
1--we" program has been arranged.
The sales and Advertising teams of
he women's League are preparing to
make II hot for the Experimental
Traffic team in an effort to beat them
out for the lead in the league.
The Elks and News teams are slated
for showing at Harlan Field at o.3o
o'clock this afternoon. An exhibition
real baseball is promised.
The bicycle races scheduled for Sat
urday afternoon al the Delaware state
Fair grounds is promising 'of an un-
usually large gathering of enthusiasts
A number OF fast cyclists have been
entered.
Many entries have already been
made BY the juniors and boys in tho
Delaware state tennis champion
ships for juniors, boys and girls, which
viii be held at the du pOnt Country
club beginning June 81 This will he
the FIRST tennis tournament OF its kind
which has been arranged for this city.
The Athletic Association Of tho At
las and Hercules Powder Companies,
together with the du pont Country
Club. have arranged a series of six
games of ball between the three clubs.
Something promises TO be doing at
each game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
CARPENTER IN SECRET
WORKOUT WITH GLOVES

Manhssset. ~. y. June 22.-Mys-|
terious things occurred this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
CHURCH BASEBALL LEAGUE.
OMcial Standing.
Business Meeting of Anglers.

basihess Metuhe Oh Anglers.
The Delaware Anglers and Gunners'
Association will hold an important
business meeting on July Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Marsh'ton 0oo4 4oolo o-5 9
Brownson 1 0 21o 0 I x-7 13 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Junior Church League.

Grace VS.. st. PauI's, Baynard No /,
3 to o'clock.
Union VS.. Second Baptist, Baynard
No. 2, to 5 o'clock.
Westminster vs.. Goodman, Rockford
No ?, to 5 O'clock
Emmanuel VS.. Brandywine, Rockford
No. j. to o'clock
West VS. First Central, Baynard
No. < to 5 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
OTHER GAMES TONIGHT
Senior Church League.

Westminster VS.. Brandywine. Rock
ford No. 2.
Grace VS.. Mt. Salem, Baynard No. /.
st. Paul vs.. Second Baptist, Baynard
No. 2.
Goodman VS.. Old Swedes, Rockford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Try an Eesery Evening Want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
MEN'S SINGLES.
Third Round.

MEMS SINGLES.
Third Round.
johnson won from Carpenter by
default.
kaeaer defeated stauffer easily.
6-2 G-1.
Edwards defeated Bates. 40, s-2.
81.
Davies defeated Dickinson. 6-2, 3-e,
6-3
Fourth Round.
Stan Pearson defeated Levy in
straight sets. g., 6-3.
W. r. Johnston defeated Drum
wright. GO. Ga.
MEMS DOUBLES.
First Round.
Bates and Levy defeated Hor-ty
and Fell. Ga. So.
Granger and Drurnwrisht defeated
r. G. Laird and W. Ingram. 6-1. Go
Howell and Vanneman defeated
Thorington and stauffer. 1876, Cd.
g..
MORE A
Neer and Davies defeated Dick
inson and Shipway. 6-3, Ga.
Pennock and Coleman defeated
Coffin and Hooker, 6-3, GO.
T'rench and Beard defeated Heald
and Harris. G-5. G-2.
a. ID. Th&sr and K. II. Edwards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

SC RE ny INNINGS.
Experimental . o q q %
sales / % 0--6
Umpire BiCkle.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
PAYS DIVIDEND IN FRANCS.
singer Sewing Machine Dtsbur-c.
ment In French Money.

The Singer Sewing Machine Company
has declared another dividend In French
francs. That disbursement will amount
TO 20 francs a share payable on March
81 to stock OF record on March Is.
Checks for IL will be drawn on Lloyd's
and the National Provincial Foreign
Bank, Ltd, OF Paris, and mailed 10
stockholders exactly as dividends in
United states funds would be mailed.
Those who desire TO exchange the francs
FOR dollars will be able to do so at tho
rate OF exchange on the date that the
dividend shall be received at any in
stitution dealing ia foreign exchange.
The company paid It's flrst dividend.
which was 80 francs, III francs three
months ago. announcing at tho time that
Il desired its stockholders 10 decide fov
themselves whether tic company's large
French credits should be turned into dali
lars at prevailing rates OF whether g
more opportune moment should be
awaited. By paying the francs direct
to stockholders the company enables
them to cash them Tor dollars imnie-
diately or wait FOR IN Improvement IN
the exchange market.