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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Ho0SIERS FocH HOSTS.
Marshal Enjoying Hospitality of
Metropolis of Indiana
Today.

Indianapolis. Nov. 4.-This was
'F'och day" in Indianapolis. From ths
time of his arrival at a. N. until his
departure at midnight, the famous
French soldier was feted by admiring
Hoosiers. Former soldiers and repre-
sentatives from over the state partic-
ipated in the entertainment. The
generalssimo, while here. win have
as his escort the famous Black HORSE
troop Of the Culver Military Acadesny.
Following the formal reception. tho
party was to be escorted to the Indian
apolis motor speedway 70 witness a
% mile auto race. The governors
luncheon was TO follow.
The main events on the afternoon
program were a parade, presentation
of a wreath to Mrs. John II. Bull. rep
resenting Miss Indiana. by the Mar
shal; a visit to, the national head
quarters OF the Amekican Legion and
dedication of ground for the Indiana
memorial building which viii house
the permanent national headquarters
OF the American Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
FOOTBALL STATISTICS FOR LOWER DELAWARE

fh various lgh schools part Of the STATE arc
ssoNns much Interest football chsmplonp
aF"Ne leading Of
ta scored ~ ne Brdgev team has dopned @
Nhf tha hy
has
ana q '-'' ~ AeN0h
has ne oloHang Victories Brdgevie 7e Milford o.
faseie y scafod Q; Brdgevie va
s ~ Lhe team has played o-e tie with seasord
AAuTf -oed 81 points .aar
bowed % Laurel. ---" "nhe Nhord
seafua has gahered SIS points 70 its onponents s,.
Won victories Milford. 1s
victory played
The 1sorTeown has three games sra - -,
even N TWO with hrdEevie and holds victory over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NEWARK HIGH IN WIN
OVER NEW CASTLE
Frazer Field is Scene OF Inter-
esting Contest; Will Figure
in State Championship.

Special Correspondence Every ryenins
Newark Nov. 5.--Newark High again
proved too fast for New Castle High
on the gridiron and defeated the riv-
er town boys yesterday afternoon on
Frazer Field. University OF Delaware,
70 To .. The score OF the first game,
played two weeks ago at New Castle.
was 20 - z, In favor of Newark.
This victory assures Newark OF
again getting In the finals for the
state championship of the secondary
high schools. The title was won by
Newark last year and the tea mis- de-
termlned to keep II for another year.
Newark having defeated Smyrna will
next play the best of the Sussex
schools for the title.
The local boys took New Castle off
their feet In the first quarter of the
game yesterday, scoring two touch
downs, making consistent gains
through the line and around the ends
New Castle did its best work In the
second y quarter. when largely bv
straight football, they took the hail
from the middle of the field, oyer for
touchdown. In this quarter Proud
was substituted for j.. Cannon, and
this seemed TO put pep" In the visiting
teamand II was Proud who scored the
touchdown. The athletic authorities
OF the local school contend that even
had New Castle won. after substitute
Ing Proud. the game could not have
counted towards the State champion
ship ON the grounds that Proud being
graduate student was ineligible,
Newark came back strong In the
second half and had New Castle on
the defensive practically all of the
time. An off-side penalty on Newark
saved New Castle another touchdown
as Hubert had crossed the goal line
when he had to bring the bah back
The play was I'm New Castles terri
tory most of the second half. New
arks final touchdown was made lust
few seconds before the end of the
game Newark had kicked TO New
Castles five yard line. The visitors
tried to kick out OF danger, but the
locals were on them so fast, a tumble
was the result and NJ. Hopkins fell
ON the ball back of the line for n
touchdown.
Newark's line at times looked veal,
Hubert played fine game in the
hackiield. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
LOCAL SWIMMERS LOSE MEET TO CIRARD TEAM

The uifafd college The
lS. the oealp
hUfvf the individual meet winning places
in
West fhls squat Jchn
hHil little However, a
Tire uind started winning relay
TOE NNafd
ihN
81 A would have tied the in butn
ire
81 ra ard he ed third
NAN w The of
he
lht whole IN
The NJ q a. NN n he aggregation
at philadelphia
sff Nlud uiardns Frceman Nuss. soecker); Wilmington
Fhffun huAh PeifleM Aafdol. Time. 52s
llNihA haNef Miunrtoni Crara
s~id swim soockef uirard Bardo Wilmington Nuss Gard
fHe, a0t ne,onds ' ~
funrc xas,.
wlwlrKton Time pS - N' N"e'
con. Time. fag minutes. ~ ~ '"s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
BOY SCOUTS TO ESCORT
GEN. ARMANDO D|Az
Mayor Harvey Requests Troops
TO be ar French Street Sta
ton Tomorrow Morning.

Mayor Harvey has requested the
local council Of Boy Scouts to have
every troop in the city have its menu
bcrs at the Pennsylvania Railroad
station, tomorrow, to meet General
Diaz, of the Italian Army, who win
pay Wilmington a short visit. The
scouts viii form an escort for the
General, accompanying him to City
Hall.
Thirty-five or more Boy Scouts have
been invited by the American Legion
committee in charge of the observ-
ancs of Armistice Day TO act as ush-
ers at celebrations in the Garrick
Theatre on November II, beginning az
1915 a. m. The boys viii be in uni
form, and 1t is expected that every
troop Of the city viii be represented
among the ushers.
Major Seymour. the new regional
executive for the Third District, spent
Thursday with Scout Executive Greer-
hawk. and attended a council meeting
in the evening. Mr. Seymour is very
much impressed with wnmington's
scouting activities. and commented
upon the efficiency Of the local scout
leaders.
Among the events scheduled for this
month are: Father and Son" Week
ot servance, November 6-12: Scout
masters meeting. Nov. Is: Children s
Book Week, Nov. 1919; American
Legion celebration, Garriclx Theatre,
Nov. IL.
The Knights of the Square Table, -
a popular boy scout moving picture
made by James A. Wilder, was shown
in the boys division of the Y. NJ C.
A. this morning. Frank Ballantyne.
bows work secretary, made possible
today's showing.
Several troops have already visited
Beaver Valley camp. which has been
offered 70 the local council for use
this winter by the Community Service,
and all are delighted with it. The
house on the campsite is a three
story stone building and was built.
It is said, in 1900. The camp is a
little more than seven miles from VIII
mington, An active committee OF the
Wilmington council has been appoint
ed to locate similar sites for the use Of
the scouts.
Troop No. IL, with Herbert Latter as
scoutmaster. has re-registered. Troop
No. 9. directed by Frank Long, is plan
ming TO develop an old troop into a
modern "seascouting" troop.
Troop No. u win spend the week
end at Beaver Valley Camp. and will
hold it's weekly meeting at that time.
The troop Is going TO build a log
cabin at Silverside, on the property
of Mrs. Trump.
The Claymont troop, of which Mr..
Kitchener is scoutmaster. will meet
with the scout executive OF Chester
Oh November 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
OOHEnTY'S FIVE TO
TACKLE KEYSTONE
Local X. OF G. Quintet viii Meet
One of Fastest Teams In
Philadelphia.

llnstellmu mrn of the city VIII he
nissn rval iseat toulnht. when he
newly etnanlfed X. of 81 team win
illas the keNtsone Ave uf Philadelphia
The h. az g. team IL composed Of
snsns ~ the hsai basketball talent la
isn tNS
luok a the linesup ul the rhlla.
dsu'hA leAm Fhvuld convince the most
WafN. u will'nvludv hoaran and
'iuueh. ul the Ml Carmel, ana ilSron
w The Nativity tiuh two ~ the fastest
l,alNs "a l'hlaArlphla niso fehln, the
- inHephH ,ullfnr star and teNeRi
flhpi Neil hnnVn PHILADELPHIA shin.
lnA NHhis
taafh litrm Hi,op' nohpfiN has
haA his taHrfa' hard a. work this
Ntsh in iutpaisllnn fof lhls namu and
Wi select fiHm ihs iuliuwlnn we'll.
hNnwN lsal stars Jack Asurherte.
Han HhtehpNl Purcell. leN ulllpsrle
iue iitfNiAN Schooner innH. car
itH'sf glffflef Hnd Nhidiv
W. famf Wili ha nlatea IA nfaNn.
sih llHll fNNilh ard iathsNn streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
DOLLAR WHEAT Rack.
Low Price Reached for First Time
Since 1915.

Chicago. Nov. 5.--what long ago
used to be considered normalcy was
reached Thursday en- the Chicago
soard OF Trade--wheat at 81 bush
.el. Tho December delivery fell to that
price. the lowest since 1915.
The absence of demand rather than
any unusual selling pressure oharac-
terized the market. The doilar-a-
bushel price led to comparisons with
more than double that figure realized
during the great war and also was a
reminder that the market for May de-
livery was down to S41s cents a bushel
IN 1914 and S21a cents In 1911.
Before trading was ended, December
wheat declined full cent more and
closed at the bottom figures OF the
session 80 cents bushel. December
corn closed at 44M cents to 44A
cents, the lowest level touched In the
last eleven years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

the Methodist ministers, before
writing 70 the press. However, /
know how lively your interest is
in civic matters,s and shall al
ways be glad to confer with you
at any time.
With kindest regards, am,
Very truly yours.
Leroy Harvey, Mayor.
Diaz Hero of Two Wars.
General Armando Vittorio Diaz was
born in N-ples, Italy, December s.
1861. Acquiring his early education
in Naples, he began. his military ca
reer at the age of 18, when, IN 1879.
he entered the military academy Of
Torinos In June, 1882, three years
after his entrance TO the military
school, he was commissioned a second
lieutenant. in the artillery. His deter
mination for success was soon re-
warded and in 1854 the commission OF
nrst lieutenant was awarded. II
March, 1890, General Diaz was pro-
NOTED TO the rank of captain. This
rank he retained until 1894. when.
having completed his military course.
he was assigned to the Italian mill
tary headquarters.
military headquarters General Diaz
was commissioned a major and desig-
mated TO the infantry of the Italian
army. Following his transfer to the
infantry, and as a result Of the sue
cess attained with his command. he
was promoted TO Iieutenant-colonel in
1908. In 1910 he was advanced 10 the
rank of colonel and was assigned TO
the infantry as commander of the
Twenty-first Regiment, Italian army.
In May, 1912, General biaz took
command of the Ninty-third Infantry
and was designated TO TripoIitania e.
Cirenaica, where he played a prorni-
nent part IN that war. In September.
1917, General Diaz was seriously
wounded. He was relieved from active
duty and returned to military head
quarters. In 1914, when he was COM
missioned a Major General, he also
became a member OF the Commission
for Medals of yalor.
When Italy entered the World War.
In 1873. General Diaz went TO the
'front.'. His bravery and courage soon
won him the commission of Heuten-
ant-general and in October, 1917. he
was given thee command of an ensre
Italian army corps. On November. 8.
1917, he was unanimously elected as
commander-in-ch of the entire
Italian Armies. Since February. 1918.
he has served as a member of the
Italian Senate.
General Diaz participated in the
ltalian-Turkish War. 1911 and 1912.
and the World War. 1915 to 1918. He
was badly wounded In both. His dec
orstions consist of the Cavaliere Of
the Great Cross of the Military Order
Savoia, Cavaliere of the Great Cross of
santi Maurizio e. Lazzaro. the Great
Cross of the Crown of Italy. silver
valor medal, two great war crosses
and many other decorations. He is
termed the most decorated soldier OF
Italy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
CHAMPION uNta>ttAI
htAt~ nlisfuN 1NItI

nalph tlfrenlehf Yesterday twice
asfsAied fhomns iluesiun Al lhe Na.
ilnnai hllllntd Academy IN tho pocket
hllhnfd matth ln rhllaaephia. h ihp
nfitfnunn ufpsnlfaf was the winner
a. lhe first block ~ ths aonfe ~ iaa
81 - nNd bwaHn iafl nlghi he defeated
ihe lHs Anstles rkpeft and former
champion ~ thr tuuui uf lgs a. ff.
Therefore. NretHleaf nuV leads hia
Nirrnshi $50 81 ltt
THE sNenlnN Same VAS nol a repoil.
fien ~ thf Afternoon encounter. al
thnnnh ihe mHfnin ~ victory was
aheHt ihr Hanf tusalon at away
htst ana wrni ihf into ihc lead hss
fHfs thf champion warmed up tn hif
vHfh The fnelhf coast star showed
What - could o. when hs made i fun
- 81 lH a third innlns
faipf uHfnirhf act nolna h thai
fHst sitit ~ bic and tN rlHkinF om
aeuisf arufss frequently. won the
fams handilN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
~. Paui's Girls Athletic Club.

Members OF the Girls Athletic As
stciaiion Of 81. Paurs NJ. e. Church
gave a variety shower to their presi-
dent, Beatrice Crew, in honor of her
approaching marriage 10 John T..
CroNl. at the home Of their director.
Mrs. Il. Dressner, on Tuesday even
ing The presents were arranged in
"a novel way from an umbrella covered
With flowers, susDending from The
ceiling. AZ special signal the pres
enis showered Gown on Miss Crew.
The house was decorated with cut
flowers. Refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
onrn BrArs wrINrRr.

New York. Nov s--1iarry Grsb
ll'iHhuts iiFh'wciEhi Last night de-.
feHtrd Charley wviuert. of Newark
ttpelNlns ne judges decision after a
it'round bout nreb won "A OF tho
ib rounds
1fvu noutud Wolneft IN the irss
round with hard rishta 10 the body
Wrinpft saved himself by hanging on
tfubp arms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

ADMIRAL BEATTY GUEST AT
GRAND FLEET DINNER

Washington. Nov. 5.--A Grand F1ees
reunion dinner VIII be given in honor
Of Admiral Beatty on November II.
by American naval officers who served
with him in the World War.
Both regular and reserve officers.
who served under Rear Admiral Hugh
Rodman. in the Grand Fleet and MIN
ing squadrons, will join In honor
ing their former commander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
5000 JOBs-No APPLICANTS.
SOne OF Many Hundred Tn rusand Idle
In New York Seek Election
Service.

New York, Nov. 5.-Despite the fact
thar there are several hundred thou
sand unemployed men IN New York,
5000 good Jobs for one day-wero
going begging today. John r. Voor-
his. president OF the Board OK Eiec-
tons, announces that for the first time
in his memory it had been found nee
essary to advertise for pCn clerks.
ballot clerks and canvassing inspec-
tors for next Tuesdays municipal
elections. Poll clerks get $40 and the
others Sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
FOUR MILLION STARS
FOR NEW WAR MEMORIAL
Each State Asked TO Pay Share
TO Honor It's Fight
ers.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening


Washington, Nov. State legis-
latures will be asked 10 appropriate
funds necessary to defray the ex-
pense Of installing their proportionate
snare OF the 1000 .000 stars which are
to decorate the dome OF the national
victory memorial buildin, u was an
nounced, by Mrs. Henry f. Dimmock.
originator OF the project. Plans are
now under way for the laying OF the
cornerstone for the structure.
The building is TO occupy the square
at Sixth and p streets, Northwest.
which was given by Congress for the
purpose. The establishment of The
dome with gold stars FOR those who
lost their lives and blue for all others
who served in the World War. IS %
be a feature Of the structure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
EARTHQUAKES IN MEXICO.
shocks Felt for Three Days, But n,
Damage Reported.

Mexico City, Nov. 5.--Earthquake
shocks Of varying intensity, but caus-
Ing no damage, have been reported
from all parts of Mexico during the
last three days. the latest report COM
ing in early yesterday from the State
of Calima.
The eastern slope of the country,
centering in the State of Vera Cruz,
recorded the most pronounced tre-
mors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
BOSTON Redlseount Rate cuL

Boston. Nov. 5.--The Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Boston yesterday an
nouneed a reduction IN rediscount rate
from TO 4iz per cent. The reduction
was forecast in an announcement from
Washington Thursday night that IL
had been approved by the Federal
Reserve Board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Newark teg,

Touchdowns. Schwartz, Hubert. >,
NJ. Hopkins and Proud. Goals from,
tou.hdowns. Hayes, ?. Substitutions
Proud for J. Cannon and j. Cannon
Tor Challenger. Referee, Dssntz. Um-
nire, Rothrock. Head linesman, Ma
gee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Wilmington, 4, Friends Central, 0.

Philadelphia, Nov. Wilmington
Friends yesterday afternoon. tripped
The soccer team OF the Friends Cen.
ifal School by the score Of / 10 0. The
Wilmington counter was made in the
trst half and despite the hardest play
INK on the part Of the Philadelphians.
stood as the lone score of the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
IaAe Five straight aames.

The AouHv uuuii team defeated the
iioursiH w flve Ram"s laai nlght. The
ulaAeft are 80 follows Moose-l<nns
H'nlnntd Iobln. AIlllrr Beatty. Gm
hnd Nnuth August q.
t'llnhan, ! Callahan, ra'iEon. Nhlts.
iiaAey Donuhuo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
kemske to Stay with chesrook.

Paul kemske has decided to remain
with chesrook for the balance Of the
season and viii play this afternoon
against Defiance. This notice viii
probably put a stop TO the discussion
over the popular halfbacl<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
May Appear at Ice Palace.

Ralph Raymond. Delaware's welter-
weight champ. will most likely be seen
in action az the Ice Palace In few
weeks. His opponent VIII be either
Jimmy Murphy or Bobby Barrett
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

Every day someone win lose some
thing OF value Many use the class
lfied columns OF Every Evening and
get the lost articles returned.--Others
count IL loss and are satisfied.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Wilmington (0) Della. CITY fO

summary; Substitutions for Della
ware City-Stickle for Walters;
shook for Sickls. Referee, Brinton
empire, Cook. Head linesman. sp cer.
Linesniens Heal ayd Gardiner. TIN
oi periods, IL minutes. Timer. Heck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
smllAA lal

fHNfhaewHs@AfMwfNH9. al Town.
esnH faiitffaH Z UuIla feau tat,sb
H""NH fttfAl Ntfeftea@ kilifr
iWi lffesW heaiiet. ilnfamAps-nD
iiNtef Tine ~ quarters nlnuisu
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-12
FINALLY DECIDE
ATTORNEYS FEE
ARsgTRAToRs SELECTED ~ CITY
AND Mr.. sANDoZ AGREE THAT
1T SHALL BE $fs75

1t has already ben published thst
the city council and Hon. P. R. ssndoz
attornye, had agreed to submit the
controversy over the legal fee In ths
municipal public improvement bond
issue to arbitration. The council, At
its regular meeting on Tuesday Of last
week. appointed ity Treasurer A. Loen
Dupre as its representatives, Mr..
sandoz selecting Hon. H. 3, Estorga
These two selected DR.. Chas. F. Boagai
and the three met and after discussion
decided that the fee to be paid Mr..
Sandoz for his work in the bond IS
sue matter would be 1895.
This report was made TO the coun-
ell, when it resumed its special SEES
sion yesterday CTuesday) evening,
and as both sides agreed to be finally
bound by the decision of the arbitras
tors, the matter can now be consid-
cred closed.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-12

Misses Helen Harmanson, Resale
and Irmai Roos, Marie Louise Ware
and Edna Lewis and Messrs. Leonce
and Nathan Roos, Robert and Eugene
Fields, jeff Hawkins and Bill Jordan
and Dr. Reiger motored to Lafayette
Sunday to see Lou TeHegen in Blind
Youth"
Miss Nathalie Haas returned Sun
day from Alexandria wheer she had
spent some time with relatives.
Messrs. Warren Lacoste and AarOn
Wolff of Lafayette we're in Opelousas
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Burgin Of Crow
ley motored over Saturday and were
the guest Of Mr. A. e. Veltin.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fux Of Alexandria
spent the weekend here visiting Mrs.
o. Fux and family.
A. Hynson OF New Orleans attedded
to business in town Tuesday.
A. P. Underwood, the Elmer's Cam
dy man of New Orleans. called on the
confectioneries here Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Haas, the charming and
accomplished daughter Of Dr. w. d.
Haas Of Alexandria, is being enter
tanned here by Miss Nathalie Haas.
Prof Leo L2ssalle olnd wife ~
Baton Rouge attended the funeral ofI
MIRA Lassalle's father. Mr.. Pierre
Mistric here Monday.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-12
MISS EVANS BECOMES BRIDE
OF LIEUTENANT !. C. DIMMIck

A wedding of interest to many in Lou
isiana, Missippi and Texas was OIL
emnized at 8 o'clock last Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Evans in Canal street when
their fourth daughter, Mary Ella. was
married to Lieutenant Ira Clinton Dim
mick, who has just received his dis
charge at Camp Travis.
The ceremony was performed under
a bower Of palms and tulle and brides
maids roses, Chaplain Samuel Crosby
of Camp Travis, a close friend of the
groom, officiating. DIR. ]. A. Evans Of
Audrey Moody and Mary Ellis HoI.
Bay st. Louis was best man, while
lfngsworth, nieces of the bride, served
as ring bearer and flower girl respec.
lively. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was attired il
a becoming suit Of blue duvetyn with
hat and gloves to harmonic.
After the impressive ceremony tn;
guests, including relatives and a few
close friends followed the bride ami
groom to the dining room, where til
wedding cake was Gu tand refresh
ments were served. Later in the ever
ing the newly-wedded couple left 70
San Antonio, Texas. After February
they will make their home in For
Bragg, Cal, where the groom will b
associated with his brother in bus
} ness.
Miss Evans has been teaching in til
public schools Of Opelousas and Do,
aldsonville for several years and
very popular in both places.
out-of-town guests for the weddln
were Mrs. Fred Holier Of Opelousa
and Miss Bessie Dimmick OF Ffshe
4 La. sisters OF the groom; Chaplal
Samuel Crosby and Lieutenant Finla
: Of Camp Travis; DR.. and Mrs. T.
r Moody and daughter, Audrey, Of D
Ridder, La; Mrs. S. L. Hollingswor
6 and children OF Columbus, Miss, a
=. DR.. J. A. Evans Of Bay st. Louis, Mi
. New Orleans Times-Picayune