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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Retail sales of Chandler motor cars
throughout the country for June were
largest for any single month since Octo-
,Reasons for optimism are numerous,
saws the Penn National Bank Of Phiiddel-
phia They include the further easing
Of credit conditions and The conseduenl
lowering of money rates the further
enormous shipments Of gold TO this
country from foreign countries which arr
endeavoring TO hquidate as much Of their
debt to this country possible. the
sharp reduction in loans at both tie
national and federal banks. indicating
that frozen credits are quickly being
nquida ted. and the drop in the amount of
federal reserve notes in circulation
Preliminary figures Of the federal re-
serve board Indicate net earnings avail
able for dividends Of the twelve reserve
banks for the first half Of 1927 of Ssh
735 900 equal to los per cent per annum
on capital. against Si49 2q5000, equiva-
lent to 149 per cent. on capital, earned
during entire year of 1920
Rumor commonly eXaggerates. a New
York man of high family and financial
position. whose name is well known, was
reported to have lost $4,000 900 through
disastrous commitments. II is reliably
understood thar his actual loss sustained
largely in Union Oil and Sinclair ConsOli-
dated was Just about s. 100000 and
that IN the settlements arranged. his
holdings Of Buckeye Oil, one of the. stand
ard oil companies. were turned over 10
Individuals in that company.
realize the extent of the advances since
june 13 This is due largely to these ad-
vances having been made one at d time
when the trading fraternity was carrying
some stock other than that which ad-
vanced. Mexican Petroleum for in
stance Is up more than 20 points.
Baldwin Locomotive advanced II points
Bethlehem Steel Co B with the un-
favorable trade situation. has had an ad-
vance Of points Studebaker I3 points
and SO on through many of tie active
issues There has been evidence Of dis
tributive selling on each advance. and
commission houses again are sounding q
cautiOnaTy note in their letters to clients
Wall Street heard yesterday from what
81 calls authoritative quarters that the
regular quarterly dividend on Bethlehem
Steel. which will be considered at a meet
ing TO be held on July % will be declared
The company has suffered as have all
other steel companies because Of the enor-
nous slump in the industry il was said but
its shipbuilding plants have been work-
ing on a full schedule most of the time
which has materially aided the corpora.
Ton earnings 50 far this year,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
PHIIA. PRODUCE MARKET.


Ry Associated Press D. Every Evening
Philadelphia. july Is Wheat. high
IF. ~. . red winter. 1870 IL: Do
garlicky. 1910 i.36.
corn. higher; No. > for export. 770
*. No. :. 75G7e. No. : yellow for
local trade. 79a 0Soi2.
oats. higher. No. > white. $50
AZ No. white. 47leG4S.
Butter. lower western creamery.
extra. 4Ota. nearby prints. fancy, slQ
So.
Eggs, higher. nearby extras. first
IS. do. first, 81, western extra
first. 34035. DO, first So fancy sc-
2O620lz: single daisies 1890.
frsts. 81 do firsts. S3h4 fancy Sc
Cheese. higher; New York whole
milk, fancy fat fresh, 1912@2o. do
common to good. lSd19. longhorn
and single daisies, 1919 R20.
Live poultry. quiet: fowls. as IS
quality. 2SG3S, spring chickens. hroil-
ers. not leghorns. 30H42; do, leghorns.
256Sl; old roosters, 16d1S; ducks,
white Pckin. 1908; mixed colors.
16GlS.
Dressed poultry. qhlelf DipIitiS PN (
er. fowl. fresh killed. choice 10 fancy,
s4d37: do. small sizes. 2S033; broii-
ing chickens. nearby. 43646 broil-
ern. 40G42 old roostcrs, 1S02i
ducks. Long Island, IS; do. nearby At.
Potatoes. higher; southern, No. !
per barrel. 2.5OG3.50; No. and culls
1000 50; nearby per basket, No. /
5OG65. do. No. .. 20d 35.
Flour. frm; soft winter straight
western 6-2506.50; do nearby 5.75a
500. hard winter. straight. 7.o0@ 80;
FIRST clear, 6.7567.25: do. patent. 500
DO. short. patent. 7.5OaS.oo' spring.
as.40. do. short patent, S.45aS.75;
fancy spring and city mills patent.
family brand. 9.25@10.25.
Hay firm; timothy No ?. 2l.00G
q 90; No. 3. 1S.00d19.00; sample
u.uv-r mixed hay light mixed 19.00G
Io.uuGl7 100: No. grade 12-00GI3.oo
1880. No. /, mixed 1S.o0@19.00.
bran duh; unchanged; soft winter
western in 100-fb sacks, $4,000 $3.50 i,
spring. 225O02S.Oo.
Tallow. dull; prime city, loose 3ia:
do. special loose, IA; city, loose, 81;
do. special loose. IL: prime country,
Oh. edible in tierces, 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
WOMEN NOW HOLD
SHOOTING RECORDS
Mrs. w. X. du Pont is Cham
pion of Delaware With
80 Out of 100.
ny Peter p. Carney.

The adding of women's trapshoot-
ing championship events to the pro-
gram I'm each state has helped ma
terially 20 increase the interest In the
sport alluring. Thus far the women
of f6 states have taken advantage of
the opportunity offered them and have
shot for the championship. In some
states the fair contestants have been
few while i'm others there were quite
a number. In quite IA number OF states
women participated who We're not
residents and therefore We're not
eligible TO win the titular event.
Getting women 20 participate in
championships is some
thing that won't go over in day.
for many years was re-
garded essentially as n mans sport
and il has only been the past few
years that an effort has been made
to interest the fair sex, The majority
Of women cannot shoot as well as the
men, chiefly because they do not give
the same time and attention TO II,
and they don't like to appear SO far
down in the lists when the scores are
compiled. They will get over this.
however. and when they do there viii
bc a wonderful lot Of women shooting
in the clay target championships.
In the women's titular events thus
FAR Mrs. l.. 6. Nogel Of Detroit has
made the highest score iS2 out ot
200 in tho Michigan championship.
Mrs. !. H. Brufr. the national cham
pion, won in Pennsylvania with l6a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
EARLY STOCK LOSSES
RECLAIMED BEFORE NOON
Sharp Short Pressure Reflected
in Dull, Inactive Session
of Change.

By Associated Press to Every Evening,
New York, July 15--(wall Street.
1880 a. .m)-Speculative shares again
reflected sharp pressure at the open
ing of today's stock market. In the
early dealings losses of l to > points
were registered by Crucfble and Beth
lehem Steels. Harvester, General Elec-
tric. Sumatra Tobacco, Houston OH
and Famous Players
Other steels, equipments. oils and
moters were lower by fractions to one
point. and Western Union extended
Yesterdays severe decline.
Foreign exchange was reaCtinnary,
the London rate approxnnatinG the
recent low quotation.
Noon Dealings during the morn
ing were on the smallest scale of any
session i'm many weeks. Shorts effected
further losses among stecls, equip
mcnts and oils. also Famous IAaycrs,
Sears Ruehuck International Paper,
Union Bag. American Woolen, Ameri-
can Can and Shippings.
Rails were neglected, the only
changes in that division consisting Of
one point declines in Great Northern
and Chicago Great Western.
Losses were partly recovered before
noon when Mexican Petrolctm rallied
two points.
can money opened and renewed into
next week at six per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
".s.LsNes STRIKE.
Martha Hayes. Married Here. Makes
odd Charge Against Husband.

Mrs Martha y Hayes. who SAYS she
waa marrled II Wilmington, Yesterday
filed suit for maintenance n the amden.
\ / GhaneerY Court She lives n the
same house with her husband, 1T ~
IIaddon avenue, GaillngsWood She saYs
IN her petition she charges that whilc
she aud her husband oeeDpy the same
home. he has established separate head
quarters for himself and has barred Ehc
doors of his rooms against her.
lie insists She savs, upon having his
meals 1T separate table, but, worst
of all he las been on a silence strike
SINCE last August From last August
until April of this year. she states, he
did speak whca absolutely necessary,
but SINCE April She has rot heard one
word from him.
The petition ayers that the couple
were married in Wilmington on May
Is, 1916. HAYES Was 4 law student at
the time at the University q Pennsyl-
vania. Since then, according to the
petition. he has been admitted 70 the
bar and has an Income ot $1,000 a year
besides having securities valued st sew
eral thousand dollars
Mrs HAYES AYERS that she has work
eel m the Offices OF hardware house
IN Philadelphia, before and since her
marriage She asserts that her hus-
band refused 10 give her money for her
own use on the ground that she had
II private Income Moreover she as
serts that during their early married
life She provided the money To- con-
duet the household because her hus-
band Was earning bur $ week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
NULLIN EMPLOYEES
HAVE FINE OUTING.
Enjoy Themselves at Augustine
Beach With Ball Game
as Feature.

Augustine Beach was the scene Of
Mullins Employees Associations an
nual outing yesterday afternoon.
These are the store force of j r.
Nullin son sixth and Mlrke,
streets The boys we're il high spir-
us. ana eager to go" when time
for the ball game arrived. Joe RAM
sey's D4hants took the field after 81
rawelI had warmed up his million dol
NM arm ana moved H>lic Iynams
Invtncihles down one. two, three. in
fhc frst frame Just q sLoW that
ST could hit az well as pitch, he con
tested with the OH apple for two
hagger. which helped the neh4nts
garner in Six runs il their end IF the
FIRST
I.ynams team hit their stride III
tho second inning. Sunk" Pretty
man and Paul Mullin Knocked oct a
double apiece, and the Dehants had
1 slight lapse in their fielding, the
result boing that hve men crossed
the plate III that frame. Honors
were about even the rest az the game
with Powell PrtttymaO and Finncy
each showing over two hagEcrs
apiece 81 and Hylie each had eight
SiFlkf'~pAi- bui itNIC seemed 20 nave
shade on 81, As ne held the power
ful Dchants rs iiyc hits Will tn
Invincibles were able to gather Icn
h4nelos to their credit After All the
smoke had cleared away Tho final
se lre Was 10 10 =, in favor 81 III,
Drdants.
The party journcyed to the beach
in automobiles. arriving There at
O'Clock. Immediately after arriving
tho ban game was played. after which
the boys took dip in th~ "briny
deep Following the swim. / spread
was set and the boys ate sandwiches
and fruit, drank soft drinks and
smoked cigars to their hearts con
TENT.
Chick" Chandler might have been
there yet eating. if enc oC the boys
had not bhndfoldcd him and led him
away. At that. he outdistanced all
Of the rest. Following the setout.
the boys decided that they we're tired
enough 10 hit the old pike on the way
home. The party landed back i'm
Wilmington At S o'c,ock. tired. dusty
and sleepy but decidedly happy. The
score Of the game follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
ECONOMY URGED on BANKERS

r, Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cleveland. July l5-Dcclartng that
as the banks had set the pace during
the world war period for the grca test
thrift movement America had ever
known, they should now exert their
influence in behalf Of governmental
and home economy. United states
senator Pomcrene of Ohio today urged
the members of the ohio Bankers
Association in convention here. -
make strong declaration for rcduc-
tion in expenditures and consequent
relief for the people from excessive
taxation.
senator Pomereue particularly oh
jeCtcd "a the proposed large appro-
prlations for the army and navy, de
cIarlng. the latter especially not to ~
justified in view Of present world
conditions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
WRIGHT WILL CASE
OPINION RENDERED
involving an Estate With Hold
ings at Seaford and Oak
Orchard.

Cambridge, Md, July II. An opin-
ion has been handed down by Judge
Briscoe OF the Court of Appeals dispos-
ing of certain issues in the Orphans
Court for Dorchester county, in regard
io a eaveat against the will Of John N .
Wright
Mr.. Wright died about a year ago,
leaving will, TO which were added four
eodicils
His home farm near Oak Grove, Del. !.
consisting of about 500 acres and his
notes, accounts, mortgages, judgments,
deposits and bonds were left to his daugh
ter, Ann NAV Wright, and 10 the chill
drcn of K. Lee Wright He also left
tho equipment and supplies on the home
farm 10 his daughter Anna MAY Wright
who was directed To pay all his debts and
expenses of administration.
The river farm OF about 325 acres, the
Vickers farm and the Harper lands ol
about $50 acres and his seaford property
were beuueathed 10 his other four chill
dren and his sons, Frank and Henry,
were excused from nll their indebtedness
TO him
II Is claimed by the caveat that about
the time Frank aud Henry became Of
ago, Mr.. Wright gave firms to them.
The appeal was taken on the Or
phans' Court refusal in proceedings
preliminary to the real trial OF the
case TO send 10 the Circuit Court five
issues submitted by the cayeators, tp
te tried Is q JURY, and the sending M
stead thereof Of = issues submitted by
the cnyeatees
Tho Court Of Appeals held that alI
the issues asked for by the cavcatars
we're improperly framed, and held that
each af the five issues should he repeated
as to- each Of the five testamentary
papers, 50 IS 10 enable the Jury 10 give
single answer. toraeh question, and
that there should be 25 issues Il alA1
approved II ~ of the issues proposed ty
The carcaiees and directed some changf
in the other five issles stlhmittedhy them
The VII provides that If any OF thf
leeaters Or devisees shall contest T
the portion left to the contrasting leg
atees or dpylaecs shall go haek e
the estate. aud that such contestant
/ shall receive no part Of Il
/ The caveators were represented by
i T Man Guldsbornugh and A Stengl'
/ Marine, and the cavcatees ~ fietchei
a Jones and ex-tiovernor Harrington
/ The trial of the cayeat to the will VII
come 1p later on before = jury N IT,
Circuit Court for Dorchester county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
CO.. du Pont building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
eTni-annuaI of = trr cent on rreferred
payable September /
houston OH Company. semi-annual Of 3
per cent on preferred payable August
iron products Corporation quarterly OF
per cent on preferred, payable August IL
kaufman Department stores Inc quar-
terly of I per cent on common nayabla
August
Mullins Body Corporation quarterly N
, per cent on preferred nayahir Aug,,st
National Cloak and Suit Comnany
quarterly of H.. per cent on nrpferressl
payable September
Philadelphia Warehouse Comnany serni-
annual OF per cent, payable August
Cnlon rank Gar Company, quarterly ol
- per cent on common and preferred
payable September ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
ADMITS LARCENY.

Admitting that he took the money
Edward Haney, in Municipal Court to-
day, was held under Sl00 bail for
Court Of General Sessions on a charge
ot stealing $3.50 from his employer.
Abram Horwitz. a bicycle dealer on
East Fourth street
Having taken course Of treat
ment for the drug habit, John McCul-
loughs application for parole was
granted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover July 15.-Charters were filed
here yesterday as follows:
Lakeside Refining Co Wilmington
Del. capital, S.. 500 600. American ATl3tfIai
Finance Co. Akron, Ohio. IS 900 900, Prof
ducers Film Co Wilmington. Del 81
600. 900, Automotiye stores 60 phil
adelphia Pa S65O.0O0 Penetro Chemica
Co New York Olty $500. 900 Henry
Miiard and Henry Co New York Cifv
SI5D.0O0. Newcastle Castine 90 New
castle, Ind, $lU0OO0; Independent Bak
ing Extract Manufacturing Co. vii
mington. Del Sf5.DOU
Increases in CapiJal-W O. Foster 90.
Chicago, H.. from - 900 900 10 50 100.
900: Feltman Il Curme Shoe stores CO.
Chicago, Ill, s., 600 900 to 81 25OO00
Change in name Of Universal Paper Gun
Co TO National Hygiene Product Cor
poration, Boston. Mass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Holmes Jones Case Goes over.

The ease Of Holmes Jones. con-
tractor charged with violating Il city
ordinance in blocking a fire hydrant.
on Shipley street near Eighth. which
was scheduled TO be- heard today, was
continued until Wednesday in Mu-
nicipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
Scarborough Operated unon.

J. w. Scarborough, 2409 Washing
ton street, stenographer in the office
OF Charles II. Cant, secretary Of the
Harbor Board, was operated upon this
morning by d physician for an in
fection Of the left arm. His condition
is not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

Detailed descriptions Of the most
modern, attractive and reasona BILE
apartments available in the city are
given in the real estate columns to-
day. A glance through the list viii
tell yoG ali about them.-A1y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
DEATHS.

FORREST Tn this city on July Is. 1921.
John II husband of Jane A. Forrest
relatives. friends members Of Work
iasnan.s Sick and Death Benefit Fund
Branch g and b y \ p / u No !
arc invited 10 attend the funeral at his
late residence qa5 Vest Fourth street
on Tuesday morning a O'Clock Solemn
REQUIEM mass at st PauIs Church In
fcrment at Cathedral cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

Remember that telling is selling
and telling new readers day after day
quickly seIls.-AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
DFFIA%TS
INNINCIRI.ES

SCORE BY INNINGS
Invincibles o = - q
Detants q q < N-l0
TwO-baSe hitS-poweII , PrpftXman D
Mulin, Finney. Struck out By Powell
Lyman, 9 Base on baIiS-I.vuam 1 Pow
well Empires Chick Chandler and
'Aidtty Matthews
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
sTEAnBoAT LIMBS
WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA and CHESTER
schedule In EfYsrt Saturday. June IL.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Snbjert 10 Change without Notcs.
Leave Whining ton. Fourth street Wharf
and PhiIadelphia. Pier 8 North. above
Arch street. 7.30. 900. 'iO.30 sl1.O0 .
m. .f2 O'Clock noon, 1.30. 800. 4.l5,
8. 90. 700, $50 and $50 .. M.
Run on Saturdays. Sundays and Holi-
days only.
Runs daily except Saturdays, sun
WifmiHGToN fna ON -pENN's GROVE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington. $50. Gas. 500.
100. 200, 800. 800 $50, 600, 100.
500. 900. 1000. 100. 'i2.oo .. m.
Leave Pcnn's Grove. 900. ZOO. y.4b.
900. 1000. ] 90 a M. ~ O'Clock noon
LOO. 200, 900. 81 IL, 500. '6.f5. 100.
500. 300. 1000. 'tI.oo. 1900 o. m.
sI2. 40 a..
Run on Saturdays. Sundays and Hol-
idays only.
500 o. m. 800 and 900 .. m. on
Saturdays Sundays and Holidays.
Reputable organization can arrange
for trips 10 Philadelphia on discount
basis or can charter boat outright for
either day or evening or during the day
on Sundays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
REHoBoTE, DELAWARE.
HOTEL HENLoPEN
HOTEL. RICHIE

Directly on Beach. Combination seashore
and country. Rest and recreation Al
resort anusemeDts. Fishing. bathing
canoeing. tennis electric lights. Southern
cooking Orchestra. Special attention
given automobile parties. Long distance
nhono " Turner Prop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
PATTERSON AND BALL
HAVE A CONFERENCE
ON PARTY MATTERS
Continued from page 1.

In the future. / am sure" said Sena
tor Ball. amy differences between
General du Pont and myself as to the
apportionment of Federal patronage
in Delaware or as TO the policies and
principles of the Republican party. or
as to anything else that may come To
us for consideration or disposal az
public Representatives We are
agreed and in harmony on all im-
portant matters, Notwithstanding
statements to the contrary, and | feel
sure the friendly relationship now
existing will continue
"It is my information that General
du pont will come to Washington
sometime in August. AT least this Is
in accordance with his present plans.
which will be carried out unless
something unforeseen intervenes To
impel him TO make change"
Elliott 90 be Appointed.
Senator Ball, when questioned
about the prospective appointment of
the prohibition director for Delaware
said he was not yet ready TO make
an announcement touching that mat
Ter, but that as soon as he was ready
10 recommend some one to Internal
Revenue Commissioner David H.
Blair for the place. he would give It
to the press.
1t is good bet, however. that
Senator Ball and DR.. Layton viii hava
agreed upon a joint recommendation
Of Robert Elliott for prohibition di-
rector within few hours and that
within n few more hours Elliott will
have been appointed.
It is true that Elliott hesitated
about accepting tho place. but in
Difference to the wishes Of Senator
Ball Il Is understood. he has agreed
Ia take the job. and that only pre-
iiminaIy arrangements arc now
necessary To perfect tho plan Is
which this important incident in
Delaware politics will be closed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
OCEAN CITY, ND.
BREAKERS HOTEL

on Ocean Front Phone -. large. ARD
rooms Reasonable rates. Good road
from Wilmington 20 Ocean City du Pon
Boulevard runs within ~ miles Of OceaIl
City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15

High location magnificent view Of Chcsa-
pea.e Bay one square from beach Large
versuda. lawn. shade. vegetables from
our own arden Open al year. Booklet.
las y CREW Proprietor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
THE MARYLAND
HOTEL BETTERTON

MRS. M. A. TULL. PROP.
Near Beach High Elevation
Home Comforts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CRY. M
WEEESBoRo

Fsnturkg Ave, near bsseh csg ho1-s spsr ssgrs-@-
ings center ~ sttrsrtins an piers Hahirg ssfss =
fnr-s, prlyats eetha Esff6ng privileges fFsro iseI
.'inSef baths flFvEtcf 70 street Tshis qrasssiieS
= - 70 daily fl7.s - Nkiv An Plss Ns-le Dse-.
~ tf,sgs fhgge fat4 Ba-gkles JEtsrsiip gr.rtsg.
nNoFh Hb~nAEf q -. kfMc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
wILDW oOD. \. :.
HOTEL RAYMOND

237 r. Oak Ave. near the beach. Excel
table close tC an amusements- s satisfied
guest our best advertisement Mr.
AIary Srorr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
TIFF. EMERSON

High elevation. now sanitary improve
ments auto meets all boats and trains
coolest house ~ Betterton. write for
rates. Vegetables from our own farms
electric lights FhERSON. Prop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

Directly on the beach our table supplied
With fresh vegetables and sea foods from
farms and bay Pure spring water
MRS L. II. OWENS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-15
HOLeL lorraine

st. har.0s -. s. Beach Fresh *
sea water bathe. ocean YeN rsyoras
run. water. elsv moderate rates
coach a. trns a. r. WAGNER prog
IS. X. LAYTON Mgr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26
eINrasL-nErs- ero1o. slsyleE. -sGH-YoRSI
eeSSs'sHT elIEIDlssr. -wAsHissTos

THE SEVEN RUSSIAN WARDS OF REAR ADMIRAL NEWTON
McCULLY
Brought winter left Washington
they spend
mother The children charge Russian their daily
activities have been outlined l6page booklet Of rules and regulations
compiled Admiral Under the rules living laid shipshape
and fashion by the officer for his family the children will
NJ and M and of the period between
carefully Sundays and holidays
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26
eoPYm0sT- kEYsToNE WE~ CO. Nav YoRK-
cogYRleSr KEYsToGCVG" CO. Nc" YORK.

BOXING GLOVES FOR THE
BIG FIGHT
Ready for shipment from San
Francisco. Sol Levinson is the only
man who has ever made gloves for
all the Champion fights during the
past ten years. AS soon as the event
is booked Sol gets to work.