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Flu Breaks Out In
u. S. Army In Germany

COBLENZ, March 22.--Infiuenza
in epidemic form has broken out here
among the soldiers of the United
States Army of Occupation. The sec
ond battalion of the Eighth Infantry
has been quarantined. Forty-fve
cases have been reported. 1t is said
that the attack is severe.
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SOMEONE IN THE HOUSE"

A mystery drama of unusual pow
er, dealing with high society, q jewel
theft and a gentlemanly crook, Is
Someone in the House. a Metro
special production to be shown at
the Rylander theater Wednesday
This screen version of the famous
Broadway success is presented with
an ali-star cast.
jim Burke, known as "The Dane.
Ell" seeks to gain possession OF the
famous Brent diamonds by making
love to the daughter, Molly Brent
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pawnbroker fence. Others in the
all-star cast are William j. Irving,
Clara Lee, Lawrence Grant, Henry
Miller, Jr., and Thomas Mcclure.
Marc Robbins and Lois Zellner
scenarioied the story whic,7 was di-
rected by I3hn ! Inc .i.u photo
graphed +, George K. Hollister.
Special arr -erioEs were by Earl F.
DIN.
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You simply rub it on and out comes
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!. IMI Rub Backache AWAY.

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Timber up! Don't suffer! Get a
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
PROMOTERS LEAVE
TEX TO HOLD BAG
Brady and Cochran Withdraw,
But Rickard Says He Will
Get Others.

Bv Associated Press to Every Evening.
PROMOTERS LEAE-No 2-SPoRI
New York. Jan. 2o.-Withdrawal of
two OF the promoters of the 100000
championship heavyweight boxing bout
between jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpentier will not deter the third pro-
moter. Tex Rickard, from staging the
contest, he said today. He indicated he
would Immediately procure other pro-
moters TO take the places OF William
A. Brady and Charles B. Cochran. and
attempt TO hold the fight IN Canada.
After a day Of denials that the bout
had been called off. Brady announced
last night that so far as he con-
cerned he was through, because "the
contracts have not been mutually OBJ
served"
lie also said he was fully authorized
10 announce the formal withdrawal OF
Cochran. who is in England.
Bradys statement threw bomb
shell into the boxing world Followers
of the sport generally agreed that the
breaking up of the triumvirate of pro-
rnoters presaGed virtual abandonment
Of the plan to hold the contest In the
United States. Richard was reported
TO be in favor of staging the fsht IN
Montreal on July 2. Cochran's reported
offer to hold the fight in London was
given serious consideration by many
enthusiasts.
Ricknrd expressed surprise at the
action of Brady and Cochran He re
garded their claim that the forfeits
had not been posted in accordance with
Tho strict letter of the contract as a
purely technical objection.
london. Jan. I9.-Georges Carpenter
declared TODAY there was nothing IN the
report from New York that his match
with Jack Dempsey had been abandon
ed because Of the non-deposit or foa
feits. the Exchange Telegraph announc-
feits, the Exchange Telegraph announc-
as Csrpentier said his own forfeit
money had been deposited last Novem-
Der.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
KEYSTONE CLUB sM0KER.
fntsresting Bouts Scheduled for To-
morrow Might.

The Keystone Field Club will hold
their weekly smoker tomorrow night,
when SAmny Brftton And Sammy
ScheifY Of Philedelphia. will battle In
the windup. There In much interest III
this bout. ~ both BOXERS are scrappcrs
OF class.
In the somi-windup Kid CArnSy will
don the n,itts with Tommy Harris. Of
Philadelphia. Joe Martin. the rugged
wslterwcight. IL booked to exchange
punches with Joe Hicks. OF Philadei-
phin.
Willie Kline, one Of philadelphia =
bnntnms. will meet Buckle McGinnis
in tho next bout while Kid Yodel viii
rnce Johnny Perkins, of Philadelphia.
The opening bout OF s6s evening VIII
be between George Watkins. OF Coates
Vile. and Billy walters. who gained
fame as a glove artist with tho~ Fifty
ninth Pioneers while In France.
In addition TO the bouts there Will
be a finish wrestlins match between
Billy jennings and Bearcat Wigsinn.
both OF tho Keystons club.
There will be several ntAfcal ana
vocal selections rendered between the
bouts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
EXPERT CHESS.
]. j. Magee Jr., Givos Interesting
Exhibition n Brandywlne Club.

On Tuesdny evering at tho Brar dy-
wire Chess Club, J. #. MaGee, Jr., OF Phil
dclphia, a notcd exponent Of two move
chess problems, give an informal talk on
chess problems, offcrirg prizes for the
first solution of several Subscquer tly he
gave All exhibition Of simulta1 eous play
against I6 oppor outs. This was the first
Of the monthly diversion evenings of the
chess club, with p omnent out-of-town
players in attendnrce.
Mr.. Magee, who In secretary OF the
Dood Companion Chess Problem Club
Irternatioral ard editor of It's magazine.
first rnve talk on chess problems, settir 4
up position for the members, ard offcrir &
prize in each case for the first correct
solution submitted. After the solution
had been submitted. Mr.. haRec p r.ceed-
ed to show how modern chess problems
are cor structed and the mani or In which
the key move may most readily be found:
A Eeat deal Of interest wns maj ifcsted
by the local players IN tho solving tourpa-
me Is. The first problem was solved by
John Hill, the second by A. 5. Richard
son and the third by A. w. Kenrey, oil
three receiving books on chess problems as
gifts from Mr.. Msgee.
The Fundamental principle upon which
modern chess problems are constructed
is the hre Of force, which is defir ed as the
straight lire psssirg through either kirg
ard any piece Except the kright) Of oppo-
site color. II is a movement alor 4 these
lines of force. Mr.. Mage explained which
determir es the important plays, and he
illustrated how useful this concept ~ in
the solution of the problems studied.
After the solvirg tournameI ts and dts
cussiors by the members Mr.. Magee gave
an exhibition Of simultar eous chess, play
ing against 16 oppor erts, winning all but
five games. The players who We're sucoees-
full in defeatirg MIR. Magee are gwen
below in the order and tho opcnir gs which
MIR. Maece played agairst them:
DIR A. W. Kerr ey, Ruy Lopez.
Rev i. NJ Kirkus, King Gambet, ac-
cept.
MIR Wootco, King Gambet, accept
A. II. Gawtbrop, irregular.
j.. J. Amory, irregular.
Positions of two move problem
|. White pieces on Q. b. so = on
X. KT. q; p. ON X r. 3, X. on X. 9.
r on Q. b 3, r. on @ r., 4, X. on 9 H.,
6; b. on O. X, T.. 9; kT. on Q. O. 7. on
X. B., ): KT. on X. r., :.
Black FIVE pieces KIT. on X. KT. 20;
p. on Q. b. 8; X. on *. Il. s; kT. on q
B., 5; p. on X
White mates in two moves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
BANS PROFESSIONAL SPORTS.
Carnegie Steel Company VIII Help IN
Developing Amateurs.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Sharon. Pa. Jan. 2o.-The Carnegie
Steel Company here has banned pro
fe-sional sports of all kinds. and
through It's welfare department will de-
velop amateur sports, II wns an
nounced here yesterday. The company
believes TINT the more employees actu-
ally concerned in baseball. football. bar-
ket ball, bowling and other sports. the
better the cooperation among the ON
ployes will be
Last year the Carnegie Steel COM
pany was represented on the hasebaiI
field by n emi-professionnl club. Most
of the players on Il had enjoyed big
league experience This season the
company plans TO work out an inter
department schedule The best players
on these tcama will be chosen for tho
representative team IN the independent
fieid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
View Castle High Defeats Avondale.

New Castle. Jan. l9.-Despite the
thermometer at 10 degees above zero.
s5 members Of the New Castle High
School accompanied the basketball
team to Avondale. Pa. last evening in
automobiles. Several times the radi-
ators of the machine were frozen on
the trip and the driver was compelled
to thaw out. The local team won by
the close score of 81 10 26. This third
consecutive victory for the locals dur
ing the Alll-Schoiastic schedule. The
fourth game OF the schedule will be
played tomorrow evening between the
Beacon Business College at the local
Opera House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Vaughn Signs With Cubs.

Chicago. jan 2O.-With James
(Hippo) Vaughn's signature affixed to
his 1921 contract. Manager Evers OF
Tho. Chicago Cubs. has a large part
Of his pitching staff lined up for next
season. Vaughn, the star southpaw
of the Cubs in recent seasons, was the
first to sign one of the new form con-
tracts drawn up at the meeting OF the
baseball magnates here last week TO de-
eide on the new national agreement.
Grover Alexander and George Tyler
signed last fall TO pitch for the Cubs
next season. but will sign again on
the new contracts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
GAME FIGHT OF sBIG SIX"
Mothevson Takes Air I'm Zero Weather
and Saws He VIII Get Well.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. Jan. 20.-Christy Mathew
son. former star pitcher Cf the New
York Giants who for seven months has
been fighting a nip and tuck game with
tuberculosis at Saranac Lake, scored
yesterday
Throughout the long struggle big
SIX" has been unable to leave his bed
and his physicians and wife have been
the only persons admitted to his room.
From time to time he sent out mes
sages that he was still smiling and
would win
Yesterday svathed in robes. he was
placed in an invalid chair and wheeled
out on the, front porch As his WIFE
sat beside him both unnindful Of the
fact that the mercury registered twenty
below zero. Christy said: Tell my
friends I am happy and I know that
TIL get we'll"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
POITCE R0XFRs WANT RETURN
pOUTS WITH ENGLiSHMEN

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York, Jan. 2o.-Return bouts
will be sought between boxers OF the
army. navy and New York police and
their English competitors. who triumph
ed in all bouts staged here last Monday
night. II was learned yesterday.
IL was generally agreed among the
experts that the best material was not
developed for Monday nights clashes.
and scores Of service mon have come
forward with propositions OF holding
elimination contests that will insure
selection OF more foruible contenders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
-GoaIs-
WINTER JOURNEYS FOR INDUS
TRIAL ATHLETES.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Akron, Ohio, Jan. 20.-Three major
winter Journeys for Industrial athletes
throughout the country We're an
nounced here today by national head
quarters of the American industrial
athletic association.
On March II, 1s and 10 basketball
tourney will be held at Erie. Pa. in
conjunction with the annual conVen-
ton of the association members.
A national amateur boxing tourns-
rnent will be held st Johnson City. n.
Y, February 21 and % and on Feb
ruary "a there will be national tele-
graph bowling tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Yankee. no Not Want Bnker.

New York, Jan. 20--OGicials Of the
New York Yankees say they know
nothing of the report that Home Run"
Baker is 10 return 20 the game NEXT
season. II was intimated. however,
That the Yanks had no room for him
and n he did come tack he would be
traded 20 some other club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
SIMON LEADS SHOOTERS.
Delavareaus Doing Wen at Pinebursf; I;
winchester Finishes Second.

Pinehurst. ~. c.. Jan. 2o.-George
II Simon Of Wilmington. who broke
1876 clay birds yesterday finished at
the top Of the Delaware contigent with
a total Of 4o5 for the three days. IL.
Winchester. the Delaware professional
champion finished with total OF 4o2.
one target behind simon.
Clarence Marshall. of Torklyn. fin
ished with sea. Isaac Turner Of WI
mington had ass. followed by r. It.
Willis Of pennsgrove. Clarence l..
Walker Of Wilmington led the Della
ware shooters for the day breaking
1875 making his total for the three days
$50. Fl. H. Vending was the low gun
OF tho Delaware shooters with total
OF 326
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Drew To Pun ARnin.

New York, Jan. 20--Howard T.. Drew,
the negro sprinter. who equaled the
worlds record in both the 100 and 220
yard events six years ago. has decid-
ed TO don his running slippers again.
Drew has been training for the indoor
tack season and viii make his first
start in the 100-yard dash at Brook
lyn meet Saturday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
AMUsEMEnTs.
COMEDY AT THE ehnnrcx.


''Snfgeon Louder, US A., which Is
being presented At the eGarriek Theatrs
this week, il proving one of the comedy
features Of the bin With military setting,
IL differs from the ordinary nm 0f come
dies. Theprincpal characters, Rusa Lsddy.
Walter Breen aud Peggy Burke are reaJ
comedians, and they have vehicle with
scope AND possibilities that enables them
10 make good use Of their talents.
EARL wrLrdAas Ar THE shyoY.
Earl Williams in "Tho Purple Cipher"
win have its opening pre8e tgtion at Che
Savoy Theatre today. AZ a mystery and
detective story IL offers one Of the most
surprising and mysterious photoplays
seen in years. Beautiful scenic backgrounds
many Of them taken in San Francisco's
Chinatown enhance the value 81 the
picture.
''KrswrT'' wITn OTIS SKINNER.
Otis s inner, greatest Of Amer can
character 1ctors, makes bis debut az a
screen star in TX ismet" OF The Play
house beginning Monday. Mr.. Skinner
who, on the legitimate stare in this cosin-
try, created the principal roi, in 'Kis-
mot" that Of Hail. The boggar, and played
il before hundreds of thousands oi people,
il pieased 10 believe that Ss screen vsr-
sion il his greatest interpretation n
the part. Also, Mr. Skinner has declared
that his screen Portrayal is his last ap-
pearance in the character.
''PEG o. MY HEART" WITH LAUEETrE rAY-
LoR At THE PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT.
The return Of Laurette Taylor one of
Americas most interesting and appealing
ACTRESSES to Peg o My Heart" will be
celebrated by tho opening Of the Whining
ton enga gennert Of three days tonight a.
The Playhouse. Miss Taylor has played
Peg almost exclusively IA two cities
New York and London. To satisfy her
longing 10 create other characters and
appear in other plays, she rolinquished
Peg several years ago, but while she
has scored other successes the public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Pocket Il illiard Match.

c. August and II. Meyers defeated
N. B. Jackson and FL. G. T thompson
of Perryyille at pocket billiards in CHE
Maryland Division elimination contests
by the score Of 100 to 63 August won
from Jackson so TO ie. J. r.. Quinn
and f. Mcknight play c. l. Armstrong
and c. Tallevest All contests are held
in the Athletic Association rooms at
Eighth and Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Mo SALARIES 4 MENACE.
Connie Mack DecrIea Tsmperfng with
Inns gfrgtton ~ Pla ycrs,

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia Jan. 20.--1Tamperins
with the imagination of baseball play
ers by offers ~ big sslsriss In the
greatest nonnce the game faces In
the opinion Of Connie Mack. manager
and part owner of the Philadelphia
Americans.
First division teams" Mack said
yesterday, think that whenever star
In developed all they have IN do IL 10 ad-
vertiss that they will pay thousands of
dollars for him and than double the
salary he II getting from his present
club To my mind that 10 the biggest
monaco banefaIl faces right now Foma
OF these first division clubs don't seem
TO realize II and ] think II VIII take
some kind Of ruling by Judge Iandis
to Get IL through their hends."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
oPIE ELECTED CAPTAIN.

BY Associated Press to. Every Evening.
Princeton, n. J.. Jan. 1s.-Howard
Opie has been elected Captain of the
Princeton basketball team. He IL a
senior and lives in Pittsburg. Opie
succeeds Stannets. who was declared
ineligible last week Opie wears glasses
and heavy protecting mask Of steel
and wire. fact that has given him the
title OF the Masked Forward" among
the league teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
HANS WAGNER WANTED IN NEW
CONTINENTAL LEAGUE.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 2O.-ians Wag-
ner. former grand old man OF base
ball" Is among the players desired Tor
tho new continental league. Il was
learned here today. Wagner last year
coached the Carnegie Tech squad and
played on an all star team bearing his
name.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
New Castle High Defsats Avon1ais.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Now Castle, Jan. 20.--on Tuesday
.cvening tho New Castle High School
basketball team made trip 10 Avondaie,
Pa, and defeated the Avondale High
School basketball fve by the scor, Of 2s
TO a. This makes the third consecutive
victory for tho locals in the All Scholastic
League. Thirty-fivs rooters accompanied
the tenn. This evening tho Beacon
business College team of Wilmington will
be the attraction In the Opera House, and
on Saturday afternoon the locals will play
the Wilmington High School team at
rFt. lire ar. II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20

has continually demanded % sea her OrCe
more AZ the fOli.ckjng role n the warm
hearted lrisb girl which has served ns ~
other vehicle ~ charm her public. Mr.
Erla ger induced ber 20 Onoe mDre le' a
Yer art 20 tlis pay s-od thr charsef ~
with which or nsf0o is deDt fed In 80
public mind The sforv h ~ gru kn0Tn
that nine-bnths n Che tbeatFs goer car
tell il onbsrd T.. a. Matthews who pa
ed Jerry" when "Tey y Ny Hear" vs.
first produced, viii agniD afsUDs he lesd-
M role pacy Aues Wili aiso p.f
"Alsric" ~ he did ~ The lrf pryillciioa
"a rno 0savD 70 oEE" At I'M aUggv
Hobart Bosvorth is a, the Omen
Theats in "a T1nussn6 toOBe." bit
tonight the engagement NIli - concluds1
BEGINNING tornCfryw and for ~. rcmAin-
der ~ the week Wanda HaWley vii 20
seen in "The 5nOb." The picture IL h
HUNDRED per cont American IN ohhTa1ferr
end IN stry. 10 teile on fnurrg tsle ~ y
lovely little giIl whose moftsf gss o.
sessed with the desire foT p>sifiOn o.
The sociel registry q WINS Who
"rHE BRANDHe noS' EsrAnLfrB ~
c6I.Ds At THE n4gETIc.
The famous special pgoduction IT
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a. the Msiegi r. Tleatis this Vsek n =
oOntinuously playing D. mOvdsd holf =
who have passed the go,d g0Id On :
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If - most enter tsining and u0T bssu'
ful p ictures oi me year
WILLIAM ErssYLL ~ I'm HfaIT0.
William Russsll's picture ''Tfs Man " p
Dared" begins its thres-day eugage-nrf
a. the Rialto Thsatre fodav NJ fu.sl 4
who ls shown always 81 he Riaito iaa
in the big drama ~ California on a 81
best stories and best ac'ion vehicles r.
setting foT The tale is fhs big Reduoyf
district, of California Here amid vsrv
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Hagley 10 Play Triangle Club.

The Hagley Academy team will play
the Triangle Club of Elkton, on Tuesday
evening, January % The Mediator Club
Of Philadelphia viii likely be the attract ion
for Wednesday night. Teams wishin
games communicate with j. G. Loga u,
Henry Clay,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
ROSS GETS CONTROL OF
MONTREAL JOCKEY CLUB

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York Jan. 20-Control of the
Montreal Jockey Club. which races at
Blue Bonnetss has been given TO Com
mander ]. X. l.. Ross, owner OF Sir
Barton, he announced yesterday. He
said he would appoint a new managing
director and secretary in a few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Bancroft Signs Contract.

New York. Jan. 20.-The contract OF
Shortstop David Bancroft. the first
Giant to sign for the 1921 season, was
received Tuesday at Ne Yo.k "a
tional League headquarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Young Friends VS.. Elkion Triangle.

The Young Friends quintet will play
the Elkton Trinagle team tonight at the
Friends School The Triangle team has
been defeated this season but o ce and as
the local team has been going at fast
rate, a good contest is looked for tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
INTERCOLLEGIATE BOXING.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
State College. Pa Jan. 20--Pennsyl-
vania State College and Springfield Col
iege will meet here Saturday night III
the first intercollegiate boxing match OF
the local sea son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
Z. M. H. A. Teams TO Play.

The local Y. NJ. H. A. team vii play
the Trenton Y NJ. II A at the loca "Y''
tonight. A fast game is looked for as both
Of these teams have been playing a great
game all season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
sALEsIANUM WINS.
La Sale Team Of Philadelphia Falls
BEFORE Locals.

Salesianum Catholic High School easily
defeated the In Sale Preparatory basket
ball team, in Brown son Hall, lost rignt,
47-l4. The local guards held the La Sale
PLAYERS to three field goals. Quinn ard
Kerrigan, Salesiar um forwards, played
great game, gathering 20 points between
them. The score
GkrrsrANUN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
CHEsTERITEs SWAMP LOCALS.

Chester. Pa. Jan. 20,--The local Aber-
fovle team defeated pcnn-Dei OF VIII
miagton, last night, 3l-i4. The visitors
were Handicapped by the ~I2-inch cx-
tension baskets The score
nEsN-nEf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
ParksIde May Play Drexel.

1t is likely that the Parkside team
will play the Drexel Club of Phiia-
delphia on Saturday night, negotiations
now being under way for the game.