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Evening star., 1921-04-09
Mason Outpoints Mandell.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. April .
Frankie Mason OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
shaded Joe Mandell of Rockford. III. in
ton rounds last night. Mandell carried
the fight to Mason most of the way. but
was unable to penetrate Mason's defense
or keep away from his left.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Vetoes Breeding Measure,

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, April @
Gov. HYDE has. vetoed the horse
breeding bill passed by the recent
Legislature. under which it was
claimed in some quarters. racing
would be restored in this state
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Ducote Decides to PLAY.

MOBILE. Ala. April 9-"Moon''
Ducote, right fielder of the local club
of the Southern Association. who an
nounced his retirement from the
game, has changed his mind and
signed Il contract.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Siegel Wins From Lewis.

BOSTON, April 9.-Nate Siegel OF
Revere was awarded the decision in a
ten-round bout last night over Ted
Kid Lewis Of England. They are
WelterWeightS.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Home Runs Feature Game.

CHICAGO. April 9.-Three home runs
by Flack and HolIocher Of the Cubs
and one by Beck of the Wichita Kan,
team were the main features of the
game Yesterday. which the Chicago team
won, 10 to 3 Weaver pitched the full
nine innings.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Gnlf Honors to Ulmer.

MIAMI. Fla. April al Liner
,'onyi,,, won the Florida anna
,'aaS' teur golf championship by drfsating
Wiilis owens. siXteen-year -oid star
Of Tampa. and /, in the hnai roufu
of the state tourney.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Heads Princeton Swimmers.

PRINCETON. y. J., April a.-E.dward
Stinson of Baltimore has been elected
captain Of the next swimming team at
Princeton. Stinson is a junior He
SwimS the hundred and Was an end on
the varsity foot ball team last fall.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Track Meet by Telegraph.

MfDDLETON. Ny. April 9.-The
novel plan for hoidin}, a dual track meet
by telegraph has been agreed to by the
authorities governing athletics al Wes-
leyan and Amherst
Evening star., 1921-04-09
CASEYS TO CELEBRATE
LEAGUE START APRIL II

THEREIl, big Field 5th street and Florida
avenue northeast April Knights of Columbus League
opens Deputy McAuife will be of
Much be
Bows Band Marys School Babe Ruhs alma
d the neOd
Evening star., 1921-04-09
FINAL At GOLF
Merriman and White in 36-Hole
Match for North h-South
Amateur Title.

PINEHCRST. y. G, April 9.-B. Z.
Merriman. of Waterbury. and Gardi =
ner White of Nassau met today in
the th:rty-six-holc final for the north
and south amateur golf champion
= nip. Because of sensational golf
played by Merriman- he was the ia
vorite today at slight odds. Yesterday
Nerriman defeated Frank Dyer. Up
per Montclair. and |. and White
disposed of Perry Adair. Druid Hills.
4 and ;.
Merriman Gets Big Lead.
Merriman was > up on Dyer at the
turn and then the latter began TO
play wonderful golf. He cut down MS
disadvantage to > down at the nj
teenth. had the advantage all the
way to the sixteenth green. but hnaiiy
got no better than a half. AT the sew
enteeth he came within a few inches
of sinking his twenty-five-foot putt
for the needed win. Merriman got a
fin. ? of his own which halNed the
hole and brought the match TO an
end.
| Merriman. after driving to the rail-
road tracks at the second mole. re-
covered to within thirty yards OF the
distant green and sank his pitch shot
for a birdie 3. This was the nrst OF
Ave holes won in succession by Mer-
riman. He won the fifth with putt
from the edge for a birdie and the
sixth with another long putt for ::
At the seventh he got into a WOOD anu
was charged up with a 1. Merrimah
negotiated the other eight holes III
twcnty-eight strokes or four under as
Overs great work was all cohc9n
trated in the return journey: ne
nlayed the tenth to fifteenth. inciu
sive. in A total two strokes under par
and won three of these holes. Al
,houeh Merriman was only IA strnhe
! over mar himself for the series. me
most sensational golf of the rouilu
vas played at the fifteenth. "here
over sank "A hundred-foot putt lot -
Adafr Puts Poorly.
7, was moor work on the greens on
,be mari of young Adair rather than
any extraordinary golf dlspiaSed 10y
his opponent that cost the liai4'A q
voungster his match. ,,o
Between poor putting ana so',e
moor work on the way 10 wy y.
three Of the greens, Adair tooh
70 90 out and was down AT ths
urn White was out IN 50 anu liau
NO brides on the credit SIDE. Ioth-
;ne in Adair took three puts on ,he
18th eleventh and twelfth greens
Iost tho three holes. and was 3 uoM
rnins to the thirteenth. he rallieu
at this stage. but it was 100 ia'e "
do any good.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Central Nine at Baltimore.

Central High Schools nine went to
Baltimore this morning for it's en-
gagement with the Baltimore Poly
tcchnic Institute team. The Poly nine
will be played here later in the Sea-
son.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
O'Toole Signs as Umpire

Jack OToole has been assigned as
Southern Association umpire to fill
the vacancy caused by the release
of Bill Brennan TO the National
League.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Will Face Series Charges.

ST. LOUIS. April Carl Fork and
Rcn Franklin, both Of St Louis, who are
under indictment for alleged completely
in fixing the 1919 world series. have
left here for Chicago to enter appear
anCe in court.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Toledo Obtains Grimes.

Infieider Roy Grimes Of the New York
Nationals has been ordered to report to
the Toledo American Associate club.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Totals. .3;li 355 $40

Totals. .:I4s $50 3i2 Totals. .344 SS1 $50
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE
Evening star., 1921-04-09
TOPPLING THE PINS
WAR pErr. woMEN,s LEAGUE.

Totals. .S93 As 39c
E..,, Misc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-02

1t is a noVelette-the story of a
want-ad guest and the quest for a
Christmas crinkle.
Christmas Light" by Ethel Cal
vert Phillips, is beautiful story of
the first miracle as it was performed
by the Baby Jesus in the manager.
And There was a Boy who Lived
on Pudding Lane" by Sarah Ad-
dington, is the true account-if only
you believe it-of the life and ways
of Santa, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus. Grown-ups and youngsters
will love this biography.
Also Zane Greys serial, "The Call
of the Canon" stories by Albert
Payson Terhune and Herbert
Quick, and three beautiful Christi
mas pictures in full color.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
NEW STEAM CAR WILL
Be READY IN OCTOBER
Advent of Machine May Rcvo-
lulionizc Automolivc
Industry.
WILL COMPETE WITH $1,000 cans
after Two Decades OF Developing
'osolinc Engines, Engineering Fra
tcrnify Again is Turning It's Al
tcntlOn TO Steam Chr.

America has at last produced tho
hrst low priced steam automobile ever
manufactured for general usr. Word
~as received in New York ycstcrda =
That the Coats Steamer the FIRST
steam car prodcccd in thn $1,000
class. VII make it's appearance IN
THIS city in about three weeks t.m".
The car is being built by the Coats
Steamers. Inc. of indianapolis
George c. Rowland is prcsticn; OF
the corporation back OF this ne -
departure. which promises TO rcvo-
lutioniZc the nut"motiv" Industry.
Engineers who hnvc STUDIED tho de-
| vciopmcnt of gasoline and steam
automobile. for the pas t;yo do
cadcs. drclar" that tho Sinalic.ty,
III" low operating costs and tie m
dehiahle power Of a practical st.arn
car In the To-" priced class viii pop
uiarizc the st"am driven engine. be-
cause the complexities ard faults
OF Garlic. steamers have =, las, b..n
overcome
Tho Coats Steamer wUI aopcAl as
pecInlly To women. IS i, is easier 10
drive than AN electric II has no
gears To Shift and no carbon TO burn
out Of IN" engine. There rs no speed
pedal L" operate. complete control
heing effected by "A throttl" lever
and brake. 1t produces no noie.
Will" running. because Of the lack
Of vibration so familiar In "A gas
car and Il can easily climb hills,
stratinG from dead stop at any
poin, In the grade. The Coats steam
or is a car that anyone familiar with
driving gas car can operate at
! once
Tho car has tho appearance OF a
gasoline automobile Of che latest
model. \ foot brak" and n shut
on pcda! occupy tn" usual positions
on tho floor, whil" "a gear lever sim
liar In appearance. To- thos" in use on
gasoline cars Is placed as IL would
be for Il gnsol.uc engine. There arc
electric headlights. Tho rear axle
is the same those in ordinary
use. The radiator" which. in this
car is tn" condenser, Is, nevcrthc-
less. TO all appearance radiator.
behind The radiator and i,mcdiate-
Is behind the boiler. under the drI-
Fcr's :"ct, Is the engine. il is only
In these units that tho ear il dIf-
fcrcn; from the standardized gas
olnc care
To strh, tho Cents Steamer. tho
driver turns the switch on the dash.
! Tn" automatic and fool proof devices
with which tho machine is equipped
do all the rest The switch starts
a fan ana a pump. The fan forces
air through the firc-hox and thu
automatic Sc; at the top OF the fire
box sprays kcrOscn. IN quantities
exactly suited TO the amount OF air
that enters. This !nsurcs perfect
combustion. The Kerosene, as it en-
tcrs. Is sprayed past spark plug
which automatically iGnitcs IL, max
INK the old and Objectionable pilot
Light Il ming OF the past. All fire
| is absolutely enclosed and has nc
connection with outside air.
| O.,Sc the fire Is started by tht
simple turn OF the switch. there
viii be enough steam for running
almost Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
WOMEN ARE MORE Careful
WITH THEIR CARS THAN MEN
Make Good Drivers and Give Machines Better Attcn
ton, Is Opinion of Well Known Parts Manufacturers
Females at Wheel Increasing in Number.

For husbands who hesitate to trust
the family motor car 10 the inercics
or friend wife: for the masculine d!-
vision Of the general automobiiinr
public: for all those who look ask
ancc when milady's az tho wheel
Here's "a hi. Of information which
upscts an the dope and throws a new
light on an interesting situation
large manufacturer making mo
OF the important parts Of an au,omo-
b'!c, through inquiry among it's hun
dfcds OF service sUitions scattered
over tn" country. develops the siynici-
cant fact that the number of women
driving motor ears az cornpnrcd with
men is increasing. and that women
ar" good drivers in the broader sense
Of the word.
This has reference not alone to
what she does when at the wheel. but
also 10 her knowledge OF the car it,
self and the condition in which she
keeps it,
IN" company which thus comes to
tho defense Of the chauffeur fair. The
willard storage battery Company. Of
Cleveland, was able TO picture the
situation by observing through tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

many EYES Of It's service men what
kind OF treatment women give the
storage batteries In the cars they
drive.
Contrary TO popular opinion II was
IN" testimony OF those consulted that
women do not neglect the storage bat
terry any more than do the men. In
fact. many service men are OF the
opinion that they are more careful
In seeing TO IL that the battery gets
the necessary occasional hydromctcr
test and drink Of distilled water.
Some of tho best results in battery
service arc obtained on cars driven
almost entirely by women.
Many women even look after their
car>-thcmsclvcs, doing their own tost-
INK and filling. and likewise making
themselves handy with screw driver
or monkey
TO help increase the number Of
fair ones who can be trusted with
the family gas chariot. the Willard
service stations in this city and
throughout the country arc now maxi
Ing special efforts 10 teach tho NO.
mon tho rudimcnts OF battery care.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Now, $685.;
Now, $1475;
Now, $2195;
Now, $685.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
OPTIMISTIC ON ALL
LINES OF BUSINESS
Turn In Tide Has Set In. Declare.
President OF Detroit Motor
Concern

J. G, Baycrlinc. president Of the Co
lumoia Motors Company. who has
Ju"t returned to the factory in De
roit from trip To- New York and
other Eastern cities. is exceedingly
optimistic on the future OF all lines
OF business
There is no dOuh. in tho minds of
Eastern bankers that the turn in tho
tidc or business has set in. and that
we nov are definitely on tho road
TO prosperity. The Spectacular juno
or the price OF cotton has awakened
the entire South and brought new
life To hundreds Of cotton mills In
massachusetts and c!S"whcrc Som.
OF the mills are now running nights,
ana there is a strong demand for
TABOR IN the mill contcrs For the
hr"t time in months. pig iron produc-
tion SHOWS an increase. There is :,
strong undcrton" In tho price OF all
grains, and IA numhcr Of other corn
modities for the first time I'm months
show an inclination TO move inward
in price.
Taking our factory as "A spcci,c
example. Ne feel very much cncour-
aged. For tho pa.t month We have
been working ovortim" 10 supply the
rush OF orders In that period We
have signed up with nearly two dozen
now distributors IN all sections of
the country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
WOMAN MINISTER
SKATERS TRADITION
II FIRST Of Sex to Conduct Chanel
Services ut Harvard In 300
Irnrs.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Sept l7.-Dr.
Nowcna Mors" Mann. minister ot the
Third Unitarian Church IN Chicago.
the hrst woman 10 receive degree
from the University OF Jena, in Ger
many, has attained "A new distinction.
When she appeared recently in the
pulpit OF Appleton chapel At Harvard
University TO preach 10 the students
OF the summer school. she broke iiar-
ward tradition. Never before in the
nearly 900 years OF the institutions
history has woman conducted
chapel services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Observe singular phenomenon.

MADRID. Sept. iT.-Aftcr a storm
at Manrcsa. singular phcnomcnor
was observed in the heavens. \ Erca'
luminous rectangular iSdy crossed
tho Armament from north 10 east a
tremendous speed. II was followed
by a luminous tail. from which wha
looked Xix" sparks fell. II is be
licvcd 10 have been a meteor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

DonatioEs Of Mex. $4,000. rop-
rcscntinG profits for the past year.
were authorized at recent meeting
This sum brings the total that has
been given by the enterprise TO Mex.
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
World War veteran. Body Arrives.

WINCHESTER. VA, Sept. l7.-Thc
body OF Sergeant Frank J. Hinton.
Company ]. One Hundred and Six
t"cnih Infantry toid Second Virginia
10. l'lS. in the Nrgonne- Mouse cam
paicn. was brought here last night
IRONS Hobokcn. y. j.. where il had
been sine" August %. lie wac a son
OF l.. W. Hinton. Cicarbrook. Va
Company !. First Virginia Infantry.
VIII attend tho funeral hero tomor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Prominent North Caroiinlnn pics.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. Sept. l7.-W.
c. Tucker. 50, chairman OF the Gull
ford County Board OF Commerce and
prominent in the state. died here
early today following an illness OF
several days.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
CITY GETS MORE
UPPER PARK LAND

= At the meeting Of the Board OF
Park Comm issioners yesterday aft
ernoon. David c. Aspril. treasurer OF
tho Wilmington Trust Company. was
elected treasurer OF the board. He
succeeds william Bush. The term
OF treasurer Of the board is indefi-
mite.
After more than half an hours
discussion. the board referred the
matter OF the purchase Of a power
mower to the executive committee.
Discussion was as TO whether the
board should contract for thu cut
ting Of grass or whether power
mower should be purchased.
q A representative OF the Liberty
Housing Corporation appeared be-
fore the members with details and
plans Of the strip in Cleland Park.
bounded by DUPONT and Banning
streets. Maryland avenue and Gle
land Course. which the board is
considering purchasing for park
purposes. The company asks $1,000
an acre for the land. There are
about % p acres, connected with the
city sewage system. and supplied
with feed wires for electric lights.
The land adjoins Southwest ern
Park. Following a review OF the
plans and a short discussion. the
matter was referred TO the park ex-
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
PROPOSALS.
ADNERTISEMEST FOR PROPOSALS
TO FURNISH ROAD CONSTRUC-
TtON MATERIALS.

Sealed proposals will be- received by
the State Highway Department. at its
Office Dover, Delaware. until q o'clock
T. NJ. April 20, 1921. and az that place
and time publicly opened, for furnish
ing an or any part OF the following.
1000 barrels Of Cement
5000 tons Of Stag passing 1-2.in
ring and retained on - 10. ring
Weight G1 No.
2.5OO tons of Stag passing a . 1-2in.
ring aud retained on Ia In. ring
Weight 20 10.
800 tons of Stag Chips passing "a IN.
ring and retained on a IA in ring
600 tons " Stag Dust
$50 tons N stone Chips passing n 81
in ring and retained on IL in. ring.
r. o. y shipping points delivered on
order during 1927 20 various freight sta o.
tons In Delaware.
Payments viii be made Tor delivered
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the. Department
zach proposal must be accompanied bv
surety bond, certified check. or money
20 the amount OF OF least ten N0l per.
cent Of the total amount Of the pro-
The envelope containing the proposal
must be- marked Proposal for Furnish
Ing Material during 1921"
The contract will be awarded or re.
jected within twenty l2Ql days from the
date Of opening proposals..
The right Is reserved to reject any OF
all bids.
Proposal forms and specifications may
be obtained nj the Office OF
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
DOVER. DELAWARE
Chas NJ Upham, Chief Engineer.
inches apr2-g-iG.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
MIR. THOMAS IN
CITY TOMORROW
New Pastor of Epworth
Church Will Begin Work
on Sunday
COMES FROM
OCEAN CITY

The Rev. Essell p. Thomas. the
newly-appointed pastor OF Epworth
NJ. L. Church. has arrived in this
city and will occupy the pulpit Of
Epworth at both services tomorrow.
Mr.. Thomas who comes from Ocean
City. Nd. was appointed 20 the pas
torato OF Epworth Church by the
Wilmington Conference, at its ses-
sion Just closed at Crisfeld. Md.
The new pastor comes 90 the city
highly recommended by those who
have known OF his work elsewhere.
and they are confident he will make
a splendid addition TO Wilmington
Methodism.
Mr. Thomas subject at the morn
ing service will be a Curse That
Became a Blessing" and in the eve
ming ne viii preach on How the
Lord Gave Peace.
Sunday school will be held at
o'clock with Willis T. Overdeer as
superintendent, and an hour will be
spent in intensive study Of the Sun
day school lesson. There are classes
for all ages. and those not affiliated
with any school are cordially invited
20 attend.
At the 7.30 evening service the
choir will lead in its usual popular
song service, and will also be heard
in two special numbers. The con-
gregational singing OF popular
/ hymns is always an enjoyable fra-
ture Of the Epworth evening service,
and about twenty numbers are given
to this part Of the evenings exer-
cises.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
WANT MOTORISTS
AS ROAD COPS
Citizens Reserve Corps is
Idea of State Highway
Department
WILL HAVE POWER
TO ARREST SPEEDERS

The State Highway Commission
has directed Charles NJ. Upham. its
chief engineer. 70 recommend motor
lists for membership in the Citizens
Reserve Corps. which Is 20 assist the
State Highway police in warning on
speeders.
From the lists compiled by Mr.
Upham the corps will be organized
It's members will be provided with
badges and vested with power TO
make arrest for breaches OF traffic
laws.
The commission has been con-
sidering employing additional oni-
GERS but hope this plan will prove a
better solution. as members OF the
corps can mix" with reckless
drivers on the highway and not be
detected, as they will not wear uni
forms. The services will be offered
by the auxiliary 20 the State gratis.
and will be on the highways out
side OF Wilmington. Their duty will
be TO either arrest the offenders or
take the number and report Il TO
the proper authority.
The period Of service OF the corps
will be only for short time. TO de-
termine II the plan is worthy OF
continuing. II il is. the Highway
Commission will save money that
might otherwise have been spent IN
employing additional officers
Mr. Upham and /. Paul Jones. act
| ing secretary OF the department
have been instructed oreport to the
commission on reductions In working
! forces and pay. This step Is neces-
sary because Of the reduced appro.
Evening journal., 1921-04-09
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
will be sold az public sale. on Tues
day April -. 1921. az 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at The County Court House, Wilmington,
Delaware. the following described real
estate.
An that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate 10 the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware. bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a point on tie westerly
side Of New Castle avenue. at the dis
lance OF one hundred feet southerly
from the southerly side OF &C" street.
measured 40 right angles from the said
southerly side Of &C. street; thence
westerly parallel with "C' street. one
hundred and thlrty-nine feet, nine inches
tu stake: thence northerly parallel %
IIeald street, feet 10 land
~ Hugh quinn; thence with land OF
the said Hugh Quinn TO a point on the
scutherly side OF "C' street. al the dis
lance Of slxty-eight feet. eleven Inches.
westerly from the westerly side Of New
Castle avenue; thence with the southerly
side Of &C." street easterly sixty-eirht
feet. eleven inches 10 the westerly side
OF New Castle avenue aforesaid, and
thence Herewith 90 the place ~ begin
ming be the contents thereof what they
may.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known on day OF sale.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
apr2-5-7-0-il. Trustee