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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

Thcv Ncrcr- Come Back and Youth :
VIA. Be- Served
We're matched for fight to tnish
The former By many past pdrodicc
nerrcd,
Tho latter cith none 10 diminish.
But Youth. tho untricd, bore tho bnik
Of bets. :,
For Inc rise heads cschcrcd the old
St10cr.
Who must. so they said, repay long
defcrrcd debts
TO Nature. that nc'cr risks q rd1er.
Nop, although nonc suspected, the pni'
least of dU.
n turned out thot one had of courage
Superior store; and 'tuos nc from INC
brdTl
That collected both freight and dc.
mUrrdgc.
The uiscdcrcs scattered, their tongues
on Ctdck.
The old odago marked for rcrision,
For IL stands on the rccords--l onh :
Nercr. Came Back
10 WIZ Be.Scrrci lost the decision.
STANLEY X. WILSON.
TN THE act Of tipping over fcw jars
i Of dope concerning Benny Leonard,
VIC had the idea that he had been
bumped at least once or twice. But. TO
be sure. We looked up n record book at
hand and in what WAS supposed TO he
a compilation of his complete career we
found no mention Of any defeat. So
wo followed the record book, only to
have 367 bristling readers write IN that
Joe Shugrue and Frankie Fleming had
both knocked Benny ont. We plead
guilty 10 the soft impeachment Of bciuC
ovcrcrcdulous in the pcrusal Of printed
records.
Just Thirty Years Ago This Month
THE following sporting item was
J. printed "Thc American Association
bought out Toledo tonight for $500,
Rochester for $500 and Syracuse for
$1,000. The Boston Players League
club. Chicago aud Washington have been
admitted to fill the vacancies. A stipu-
lation has been made that Boston must
charge fifty cents admission
The Exception
THERE is supposed to be an exccp-
l. tiop 10 every rule. jess Willard
undoubtedly believes that he is the eX
ception to "They don't come back" No
beaten heavyweight champion has ever
yet returned to regain his lost laurCls.
Sullivan made no effort to rctake the
heights. Neither did Jeffries after he
was beaten. johnson has fought no
first class boxer since Willard stopped
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
Ruth Loses Film Case

Albany. n. ", Feb . Babe Ruth. home.
run hitter OF the New York American
League Club, will not DO able to restrain
OF him In action The Court OF Appeals hs 3
denied an application made by counsel Tor
Ruth Tor leave To- appeal from decision
tho exhibition OF thes" Rlms did not limit
any personal Injury or damage upon puth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
To Honor AquInas Gage Stars

D@u;ov- fans will honor the Aaulna =
hasketba,l { ain tonight With n bananst al
~ AAqul!rn9, Club, ,17os south Eighteenth
stree. This team had a wonderful season
last year ana 30 far 20 date has played nine
games and hsen victorious in eight The
only d6reat vas the first game Of The season
at Atlantic CitY. The Reys, r. j. SheHha n
and Edward =. GntSns wil be preFent 10
Il ght and da'vcr addresses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

Shof at Apawamis and asks if Ouimct' s
victory over Nardon and Ray was
quite the proper result on the merits
Of the contestants" in 1913.
"SimpIy Bursting"
There is no lncution of Cyril Tollcy'
putt on the extra hole against Boil
Gardner this year abroad, but ION such
occasions representative Of the two
countries have been simply bursting -
MIR. Leach Is further quoted" to say
something nasty, but their sense OF
sportsmanShip and their fear Of conse-
quCnccs has restrained them"
The breaks Of golf are familiar
enough TO all players. Fans at the
Engineers Club last year generally de =
plored the failure of the three British
players to qualify, and sympa thized
with their bad luck.
Luck. it appears from here, is too
well recognized in the game to ever
break UP International competition or
to need regulation in the same.
Miss May Bell, Philadelphia champion,
Won 2,I the DGand Fla. Journey. Mrs. Caleb
smith all locals arc proceeding niorrily al
sellcair. and Mrs. Poland ii. BarloS, Mrs.
proh2blc Contendcrs in tho North and South,
should win In March.
John ioN, the demon, puttcr. vas discov-
cred IN the throes Of q billiard game !estor-
DAY. Ito was all bans after trouncinC Joe
Young, nrdH'IiSt At Lu Ia last year ''rhr
worst licking ! eyer gave him. at billiards
or golf, cithcr,' Chortlcd FoN.
william =. Cleveland. a former phiadel.
phian, has been discovered at Piuehurst
still PLAY ing golf. Many locals arc down
there, viz. James Moos, Frank Stoarn.
". II. kometsch. J. II. William J. i. Retts
3D., $. Il. Clarlly, G.. =. Lcmont, the stat
zells and othcrs.\
The Forty Strolers will entertain at a
smoker IN the Arcadia. J. Wood Platt rity
champion, ard Frank Warner. secretary II
tho local gof association, will bo tho guests
of honor.
Locals are doing a deal OF spccula,ng
these days over the chance Flat will stand
tn tnG N"r,h aud South, which he win enter
for tho Nrst time. Many national players
win RttoEd, Including Dave Heron. Nho. b,
th" way. IS nov at pluchurst with his rorcn'
bride. daughter OF Norwood Johnson. ri,ts
| Durgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
BROWNIES SHOW,
SPEED IN CAGE
Defeat Chestnut Hill, 81 to rs;
McNichol Out Of the
Game
School Basketball Results

West hiladeIphia High. 20; Swnrthmors
Camden High, 81; Southern High. 81
.Harcrford School. 81; West Catholic High
st, Joseph's rrep.. aS; Lansdowne Hlrb
Eadnor High. ~; TredsTrsn Easttown
GIRLS SCORES
Gsfman,oa1 % m X; fSisnds. % s.; asFFi Friends Select
hs,sisS.m HfIs HIsb 4s sH H:h
BOYS RESULTS
Freelnnd High. II; Bethlehem High. 1e.
Brown Preparatory School is making
commcudablc showing in the cage
game this season. In the contest with
the Killers, which the Brownies won.
81 to %, the work Of Greenwood, Kerr
and Mckenzie was particularly com
mcndablc. Sidell. Matlack and Mill also
did good work in this game.
Chestnut Hill was by no means out
classed and tho good showing made
against the Brownies will probably re-
game at st. Martins. Prior TO this
match a meeting was held TO discuss the
advisability Of canccllng all remaining
games on the Killers schedule or play
ing through the season with shattered
team.
Chestnut Hill had lost Casket. who
is out with an injured knee Carrigan.
who is on the ineligible list; STEELE,
who is home sick. and Chavez. who was
called home to Cuba on account Of the
illness Of his father. This left the
Killers in bad shape, but they are much
encouraged as n result of the fight the
newly formed team gave the Brownies
yesterday and basketball will probably
continue for the season.
johnson and TarnOwsky played for
wards. Sauers played center and Con
zales and Hessc were the guards. vii.
Iams replaced Ilcssc, who was shifted
to forward.
West Phillies Miss McNichol
West Philadelphia managed to defeat
Swarthmorc High % to 23 yesterday,
I hut Johnny McNiChol, the guard. was
very much missed in this game. lie
burt his elbow in the George School
game on Saturday, and has not been
able TO attend practice since. Fild-
man was substituted, ana he made a
good showing. Buckalew, Stevenson,
| Elliott and Sweet were. as usual. in
! trim shape and showed their good form
in teamwork and scoring.
With two new players, Killingcr and
Mathews. and with Fringes and Me-
Mahon putting UP their usual plucky
| battle and scoring many field goals, the
! West Phillics Reserves defeated TIC
Swnrthmorc Reserves, 80 to II.
Southern Reserves also won game
yesterday, when the Camden High
| players were yanquished 10 to 10. the
work of Abrams and Cook featuring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
Benton Harbor Wants Co

HentOn Harbor, Mich, Feb. o.--FIoyd T.
FU2simWOnH, VINO promoted two champion
ship lights in his OpeU.air arena hero lsg
summer, has wired Jack KeaTns, manager
Of Jack Dempsey Ht New York that ha
was prepared to make Tex Richard an OFF,
for tho heavyweight championship match
between Dempsey and Carpenter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

LEFTY 'BAUMCARTNER RETURNS
TO PITCH FOR THOSE PHILLIES
AFTER ABSENCE OF FIVE YEARS.
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL
sports EDITOR Evening rubIIc iedrer

THE Pills have started to rebuild championship ball
- club Instead Of looking forward, they pcckcd back
few years and grabbed Stauwood Eaumgarncr, who
toled on the 1915 pcnnant winning aggregation Stan
has signed the papers and after abscuce Of five
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

years. lie will be
the only survivor
Of that W orld
series aud will be
pointed out 70 the
customers as a
man who never
finished in eighth
place while play
ing with the Phils.
Baumgartner
might set n good
example for bis
teammates. lie can
h" called the nu
rlous around which
20 build q winning
ball club. bccaUs"
hc will have to 10
called something.
ThisucwS was
sivcD ont by Wild
Willyum.tbc peer
loss pilot. this
morning. WilIyum
dccsn t know much
about tho finger.
who uses his left
arm for pitching
purposes, but Bill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
NO DEFEATED HEAVY
HAS RECLAIMED TITLE
Corben and Fitssin,nons Made Futile Efforts to Cono
Back-Uiuwd Thinks He's an Exception to Rule.
Has Chance against Dempsey
BY GRANTLAND RICE

+ him. Corbctt and Fitz attcmpted ;,
hammer their way to the front ar,i,
! but both failed.
They are tho only two who ever mad.
another dash for the top. But W;lloss
Lis one Of the few beaten hcayywe;ss,
champions with keen desire TO hsr.
another crack at the title aud seenirs
confidence in his ability to make good
This time there will be no fooli.,
| ovcrconidcnre and no half.hesrtsS
training. Bc expects TO be right botb
mentally and physically, and Il he ;s
with wise trainer and smart han.
dler. he may yet prove TO be the ex.
| ceptiou.
The Closest Call
CORBETT came closer than Titz IA
~ regainiug the peak. He had Jeffrie,
fairly plucked for twenty two rounds
Just n trihe more caution might hays
nullcd him through. Fitz was too old
for any como back nftcr ho was
stopped.
But Willard still has a chaucc. Fl.
isn't any kid, hut with proper training
he will be no mushy setup, even for
Dempsey.
The fact that three heavyweight,
failed to seek return engagements and
that two more failed after trying Is not
sufficient testimony 10 set up any cter.
nal rule.
"Thcy don't come back" is do.
pressing slogan 10 tic up with. n
doesn't go in any other line aud ther,
is no reason why it should work withou,
an exception in the ring. II every
beaten mau in every walk Of cxistepcs
accepted this philosophy. tho world
would soon be full Of derelicts. II will
at least be extremely interesting to soc
just how the situation works out with
the first beaten heavyweight champion
in twenty years seeking n rcadjustmens
from fate.
The one cnch is that they don't com,
back on any dict of half training O,
careless preparation.
TN BASEBALL, Pat Moran aud VII.
l. bert Robinson each has won two ncn.
pants with ball clubs fairly plastered
with cast offs, who came back with
double armful of winning stuff. Jim
Vaughn was discarded twice as q fail.
urc before the Cubs took him on again.
where for six or seven years he has been
one of the greatest lcfthanders in Nh,
game. Come. backs arc thickly planted
in many sports and there is no set rea.
son that boxer can't upset the done
provided be isn't too old. It NAV bs
that Willard is. But you can't max,
hlm believe It. which is something until
The test case has been called and tried,
CopT'toh. 1871 All rights reserved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
Tennis Wave in Great Britain

London, Feb. .. All records have hcel
hrokrn by the application for scpts for ne%
at Wimbledon. over 10000 applications r.
seats have been received
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

John loN, the dnmon puttCr, vas discov-
cred IN tho throes OF a billiard game Nestor-
DAY. Ito was all bans after trounrinC Joe
Young mrd"uSt At Lu l,u ast year. The
or golf, either" Chortlod FoN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

The Forty Strollers will entertain at a
smoker in the, Arcad "A. J. Wood Platt. city
champion, ard Frank Warner. secretary X
tho local gof association, will be tho guests
of honor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

william =. Cleveland. q former philadel-
phian, has been discovered at Piuehurst
sttil PLAYING golf. Many locals are down
there, viz: James Moos. Frank Stnarr
". II. Eomctsch. J. II. William, j. +. Retts
3D., $. Il. Clarky. G. p. Lcmont the stat
2clls and others.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

Dill D0NOTiN ,ciU icarc for Goircyrdic. Fla.,
~ on FcbrnHrp 2S ,riih Sam Pay,c. The baN
3'onndS wtR be half socd and hccIcd, 10 sap nothing
OF cleaned and pressed. under NiLluWu's c70rc cyr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
|HAGLEY NE|GHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION ACTIVE
Plan Athletic Events and Meet
ings for Fairgrounds and
Community House.

The Hagley Neighborhood Associa-
tion celebrated Flag Day with ilaE-
raising exercises. community singing,
band concert and dancing on the
IIagley community Fairgrounds in the
evening.
The Neighborhood committee, having
met with success in its first enter
tainment. is planning to give similar
exercises at Squirrel Run, Henry Clay,
Montchanin and Greenvilio. Peter
kindbeiter. acting president; James
Toy. secretary: Thomas Dunlop. John
Thompson. Joseph Scoileld. Victor
Pesre. Mike Sarianp, John Pellone,
general committee.
ON Saturday. June IS. the Asaocla-
ton viii give hack ride for club
members.
The organization members are
training in track work and boxing,
preparatory To holding athletic events.
Meetings have been called as follows
Association meeting, oNioclS Thurs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
AGED TWINS STILL ACTIVE.
Mrs. Camperson and Mrs,
Adams Receive Congfatu-
lations on 85th Birthday.

Born in 1886 In this city. Mrs. Mar
tha j. Camperson and Mrs. Mary -.
Adams. twin sisters. have lived here
all their lives and arc sttll enjoying
good health for their years. lester-
day their friends ana, relatives called
to. congratulate them on the passing
Of another milestone. at their home,
1880 Scott street. in which Mrs. Cam
person has lived for 80 years.
They were daughters of Charles
McCanferty, who was paper maker
on the Brandywine banks The hus-
bands OF both are dead. and they have
lived together at the Scott street hcpse
for the last twenty years.
OF Mrs. Camperson's descendants.
three children. twenty eight grand
children and fifteen great-grand chill
drcn are living. Two of the great
grand children are twin girls. Mrs.
Campersons husband was one of
twins.
Mrs. Adams has no children living.
The sisters do their own houseworlt
and are active in other ways,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

Try an nevery nsohlor want Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been passed hy the
Building Inspectors office and permits
issued FOR the following projects:
Concord avenue. Coz: r. Perry,
owner and builder; addition. $50.
Market street. 2502: John Weabcr.
owner. Harvey SChaftcr. builder; adj
ditipn. SIS.
Delaware avenue. 1900: American
Guarantee and Trust Company, own
"a and builder: basement walls, ST.
OOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

day night Girls baseball team,
o'clock Friday night. Mems Neigh
borhood Association. o'clock Turr-
day evening. June u. IN the Conn
mnnity House. when new membefN
Will be received.
The Mothera' Club meets regularly
every Thufaday afternoon from 2.3o
TO a.so o'clock on the playground
Sewing nnd knitting for the Red
Cross, and planning for the annual
picnic e the business on hand this
month, New members are welcomed
az each meeting.
The playground. which is now ai It's
best. IS being used for baseball, yolley
hall, eroquct. uuaits, swing, slide sand
box. see-aaw and other games.
The grounds are open daily from
o'clock 60 1.3o y. M: and from { @
$50 p. M. The community house
which wns recently renovated. Ii open
three nights week FOR athletic MON.
hers only. Other nights afe subject
20 appointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
To Make Hairs Vanish
From Face, Neck or Arms
tBe .auty Culturep

Keep little powdered delatunc
handy and when hairy growthS appear
make paste with some Of the pow
der and little water, thcn spread over
hairy surface. After two or three miu-
utes r;lb or. wash the skin and il VIII
he entirely free from hair or blem-
ish. This simple treatment Is unfail-
ing, but care should be exercised to
rc sure and get genuine delatonc.
otherwise you may be disappointed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
WEDDINGS.
Morris-R~ing. N

Miss ella II. Ewing. Of bfarshaliton,
~ Homer r. Morris of this city
ere married on Saturday afternoon
Trinity Methodist parRonage. 721
sst Twenty street b. Rev,
~. coiiinr. Mr. and Mrs. T.. II.
wing and George Green were nE-
ndanLs. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris viii
sks their home at Marshallton after
air honey moon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
Marriage I.Icenses Issued.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday at the office Of
Magistrate Stradley: Edward W.
iazarzyk, GlS West Front street and
julia Jenkat, $40 Ancoragc street
Herman Cohen and Frances Grecn-
wald. 500 North Franklin street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
orrN nAr Are . . u crosrs Az : 81

Special Extraordinary The
very heavy, richly lustrous quality
that washes so beautifully. We've
a thousand yards of it-but at this
price it will hurry out, 40 try TO
come early. First Floor. South
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

jeellng the call Of the suburbs or
= country The most attraetige
% reasonably priced suburbs nnd
SIN properties of the year are ds-
Fibed in detail this week on the
sssined pages, II you cannot nnd
In these coiumns--tsil tas public
hat you want through these
lan1ne.--Adv,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-06
Two Minutes of Optimism
BY HERMAN J. STITCH
THE SUNSHINE OF FAITH

Faith
5
but ebbs
Faith is the ballast
the thorns
1t is faith which faith which
bankruptcy
dollars
opportunity.
O he of
Lincoln
champion-hmsef
beret
heights univaled
heroism
keystone Faith IN
all
opportunity has been the construct
subsence misunderstanding discour-
failure
dayhey need sunshine
so does man especially the sunshine of faith
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-06
TODAY'S 7 AK
THE SIMPLE LIFE
By George Adams, Author CAM" "Take

There wholesome attitude of mind growing in the
world believe that all countries beginning feel
With the closing World Tragedy hate
been much spent
ened reading article Sir Philip Gibbs other that
greatly impressed me- want to quote few lines
1T mnonaires profiteers
cken the they created for months the
Nature
bungalows shooting in fishing and in boating
A their financial juggngs and all their watching of
sleepless
wealth led them only the realization the
and fields close earth and under the
sky Injuries"
wholesome ife-the happy life
nothing when ticket souls out of this
for those
walk the walked
so the street
his pocket several old photographs
Meade another of Abraham
touching affection
He himself
living at the Soldiers home in his
of Of the joys of life
was his visit
How wonderful glitter
been separated!
is with the simple things that
mos enriched
stevenson gets simple lines: ITO little
andsp spend little less!"
Sometimes look love life-where
the love thin for their best aspirations
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-06
Good Evening
BY ROY x. MoULToN
HOW TO LIVE FOREVER

Recently we asked our pet scientist
to dope out the system of attaining
long life, for the benefit of our read
ers. He has worked on the case faith
fully and presents the following rules:
i Be careful and do not drink water
from poisoned wells. If you must
drink water drink city water or bottled
spring water.
2 Contract no disease. This is i'm
portant and should be followed by
every one, young and old. If no one
contracted any disease the death rate
would be much lower.
g. Never stand in front of a rapidly
moving railroad train or automobile.
f. Marry early and if necessary
often Although a married person (of
either SEX may in reality not live
longer than a single person, it seems
longer.
5. Do not eat oysters without remov-
ing the shells. Next TO doughnuts,
oyster shells are the hardest food to
digest.
6 Do not call man liar anywhere
west of the Mississippi or south OF
safer in the east.
{. OO not SluOAc d CiSdIGt VI NlSdI
in a celluliod collar factory.
s. Never be an innocent bystander
That is the most dangerous occupation
in the world.
8. Do not so into Wall street and
yell, "Hurrah for Leon Trotzky!"
10. Mind your own business; don't
interfere in family quarrels; don't eat
timed meats without removing the
tins, and if you would reach ripe old
age, above all things, don't die.
"NEVER BLOWS THE
ROSE so RED
What a vamp she was! Not the
made-to-order movie vamp but {
siren recruited from the ranks of life
itself. She was the picture of poise
Even the famous red nose was snug
gled closely to her breast. Los An
geles Record.
There is rule that foreign diplo
mats hay bring liquor into the coun
try. A man must be somewhat of 4;
diplomat to get any of it locally, too
kissing" says scientist, lis yer!
dangerous Yes, it cost one MAJ
$500 once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-06
Farm Exhibit on Sept. IA and IS

The interest of Wayne county farmers and
urban jewellers in good live stock is not Of recent
growth but dates back to the early days of the
community AS early as 1850 citizens of Indiana
were told in one of the old gazateers that Wayne
county was one of the richest agricultural Sec
tons of Indiana and was noted for its excellent
live stock.
One of the chief mediums of barter in the
very early days of the county were hogs. Large
droves were driven to Cincinnati to be exchanged
for supplies which the settlers needed, and hun
dreds were killed in the small packing plants for
shipment to Ohio cities
The show which the Wayne County Breeders
association will conduct at Jacksons park on
Sept IA and Is will be notable in giving the
whole community an opportunity to see the ex-
cellent grade of live stock that is being raised in
this county.
The show is not limited to an exhibit OF
swine, but also includes CATTLE horses, sheep,
poultry, agricultural products and vegetables.
The exhibits will be so profuse that they will
illustrate the whole scope of the agricultural in
dustry.
1t has been long time since the residents of
the county have had an opportunity to see the
high class products of our FARMS and it will
profit all of US to visit the exhibit for its purely
educational value. Farmers, of course, have a
high vocational interest in the exhibit and will
be encouraged in their efforts to make the soil
yield the utmost and to breed live stock OF
superior quality
Many city dweers take more interest in farm
displays than most farmers imagine they do and
a large attendance from Cambridge City, Ha-
gerstown and other towns in Wayne as well as
in adjacent counties, may be confidently expected