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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
BARNES DEFEATS M'LE0D
IN PROS TOURNEY

New York, Sept. 30.-Jim Barnes,
New York national open champion,
yesterday defeated Fred Mcleod,
Washington. IL and 8. in the third
round OF the professional golfers
championship tournament.
Other results after is holes play
were: Emmett French, Youngstown,
Ohio. 4 up on George Mclean, New
York Walter Hagen, Detroit, up
on John Golden. Tuxedo, n. y. Cyril
Walker, Englewood. y. j., up on
Gene Sarazen, Titusville. Pa.
Sarazen, who eliminated Jock
Hutchison, the 1920 professional
champion, in their match Wednesday.
got off TO poor start against Walker.
He lost the first. third and fourth
holes, but was all even at the ninth.
He weakened again on the inward trip,
however, dropping the last two holes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
Race Track Case Appealed.

Decision by the lower court on
whether the injunction compelling the
1iasre de Grace race track TO permit
Jockey Carroll II. Sinking to ride be
made permanent, was stayed by coun-
sci for the track at Belair. Md, yes
tcrday, and the case sent. on petition
of the track, directly to the Court OF
appeals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
TENNIS AT DELAWARE CITY.
Fans OF That Place Interested In This
Branch of Sport.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Sept. So.--Delaware
City has seen little tennis. as few
patronixed the game, but from pres
ent indications. this town VIII soon
be on par with some of the larger
cities as at least six tennis courts
have been made this week, and more
viii probably be made before the close
of the season.
At least 20 young men and ten
young women have made their debut
as tennis players, within the last ten
days, while practically all OF the high
school students will be playing the
game as soon as their court is COM
pleted.
An elimination series viii probably
commence some time next week to de-
termine the town champions, while
elaborate plans are being made for
next year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
ENRICH
YOUR BLOOD

With organic iron-Nuxated Iran-tt.s
like the iron in your blood and the iron in
spinach, trntils and apples not
hiacAen or inlure ,he teeth nor upset the
~sohach bntirely dinerent from metallic
iron IL quickly helps put strength into
pour muscles and color into your cheek $.
tst your doctor to make your red blood
count today. then tase Nuxated Iron for
q irs weeks and watch your red blood cor
pu~cies increase: see how much purer and
richer your blood becomes how much
stronger and better you feel: what diff
Terence II makes In your nerves Over
4,ouoooo people annually are using
Nuxated Iron. Your money will be re-
funded II you do not obtain satisfactory
results. In tablet form only. AT all
zAroxyis1s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
Open Up At Bellevue.

The Wilmington Trapshooting Asso-
citation will pry of the lid at Bellevue
tomorrow, when they viii hold the
opening fan shoot. starting at 100.
The program will be a 50-bird event,
with the Lewis system Of three class
es, two prizes to each class. The
grounds and traps have been over
hauled and are in first-class condition
and a large attendance is expected to-
morrow Only classes "Cn and "D''
of the Harlan trophies viii be shot for
as classes "A" and "B" have been
shot for and the leg winners an
nounced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
SCHEDULE

Washington College has arranged
the following schedule:
Oct. s-St. Johns College at ches-
tertown.
4 Oct. 22-P. NJ. c.. at Chester. Pa.
Oct. 29-Universiiy of Delaware AT
Newark.
Nov. 5--George Washington Uni
yersity at Chestertown.
Nov. 19-Western Maryland. al
Westminster.
Otner games viii be added as the
manager can arrange for them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
Interest IN Coming Bout.

Much money win change hands with
the result of the Vincent Carney bait
tie in Chester, next Tuesday night as
the Ninth ward is backing its favorite
TO stop the boy from the keystone
Field Club. Jimmy Dougherty is max
ing this the first Of a series of bouts
to decide the championship Of Della
ware in the bantamweight class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
IN MEMORY OF TWO HEROES.

A fund In being raised for the erec-
tion OF statue In memory OF the
heroes OF Death Valley" Lou West-
colt Beck and his dog. Rufus. II is
fit,.-g to honor such noble heroes who
gave so much of their lives IN life-
saving service. They rescued the
ptrishing in a vast, dcsolate and
dangerous region. Bpth man and dog
were of heroic mold. For twelve years
they explored the Great American
desert. hlazed the trails. sought out
the waterIholes and marked them SO
that wayfarers might live. More than
hundred human lives were saved by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
Lawrence Roberts Football Team.

The Lawrence Roberts football
team is anxious to ar. ange game
with another local team, to be played
Saturday, October S, at Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets. Those inter
ested are advised TO call Manager Roe
at 126-R or e724-w. The team viii
practice on Monday night at Z O'Clock
at the Washington Heights triangle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
Score by Innings.

Ilacharach A.... 0 0 2 0i | 0 o o---4
Black Sox. -. / 0 0 0 0 1--3
Home runs: Barber. c. Brown.
Three-base hits w. Brown, Hall.
Struck out. by Logan, 3; by Treadwcll,
Z. Base on balls, Off Logan, 3; off
Treadwell, 2. Wild pitch, Logan. Um-
rires; Evans and Jones. Time of
game: Il hour, so minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
geous. self-sacrificing

these courageous. self~sacrificing
scouts.
II In proposed 10 erect a memorial
to Beck and Rufus in Brookside Park.
Pasadena. costing $1,000. The design
tor Il. made by Misr Maud Dagrett.
has been accepted. Contributions are
solicited. We hepe there win be a
quick and generous response. Gifts
sent to Our Dumb Animals for this
fund WIN be forwarded promptly
Our Dumb Animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
a1ANvs WIN eAnx.
BacharAch stars Take Fast Contest
At Harlan Field

The Bacharach Giants. OF Atlantic
Ci.y. yesterday defeated the Baltimore
Black Sox. 4-3. In fast game at
Harlan Field. The score.
BachArach Giants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
Had Heard of Prohibition.

When Patrick Henry made his ia
nous declaration he hadn't even heard
Of orohibition.-Seattle, P.--I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30

Daily advertising produces more
average daily answers than does
spasmodic or occasional advertising.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
BumStead's sWOrmSyrup

seTo children an angel OF mercy" Where
directions are followed, III NEVER FAILS.
Despite scarcity and enormous cost %
sANTON1>, 1t contains fuli dose. Stood
sixty years test. Sold every0 here or by
maTi. soc bottle.
Est, A. VOORHEES,. NJ D.. Phiadelphla
For sale by n. B. Danrorth. Druggist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
WEDDING GIFTS

If you are looking for 4 we'd.
ding gift that IS different" YOU
should come 20 this store
Imported Tea Sets kmerl.
can, English. italian. Spanish,
Swiss and Holland Pottery.
Boudor Lamps, Candle Sticks n
mahogany. brass aud poly.
chrome. Pictures, TRAYS. Book
Ends. Door Stops. Lister Glass
and many other things makes 4
visit TO this store = pleasure to
all who love beautiful and ar
tistic things.
HARDCASTLE'S
The Gift Store"
AZ ShipIey Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-30
BAD
WEATHER
ACHES

BAD weather usually means re-
turn of pain. Nerves are a-tinale ana
headache, rheumatism, toothncnes
nsuraixin. neuritis commence to make
trouble. To protect<yourselt aEain,t
these enemies get n box OF Lueoert
AK -No-Mor Capsules and you necu
not worry. They quiet tho nerves sno
Will stop pain In any part or tho
body and will check colds tha, are
Just starting. They contain no mar.
cotics or habit-forming drugs ana
are q safe and sure remedy for pains.
AZ all druggists--price aoo and soo
per box.
A. G. Euebcrt, P. D., Ce:istisns, Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
u. S. REGARDS MEXICAN
TAXES WITH ABATEMENT
DEGREES Arc Becoming increasingly
annoying to American Cow
eminent.

WASHiNiTON. AUS. 3-president
ohreS"n. Of Mexico. promulsator ~
tax d"croca which are becoming in
creaHingIy annoying io the American
sevcrnm,nt, has just launched a ncw
one, which t., regarded here with
some nmazcmcut
la an executive pronounccrncnt n.
'ul! 90 according TO authoritative
adviccs. Oregon imposes what h.
calls Centennial tax" Ia be col
i"ctrh only 10: tho month of August.
on al receipts or profits above 100
pesos monthly, the return 10 be used
In huildins ~ Mexican merchant
marine and !mproving Mexican har-
! borS
The tax vii! aroct Mrxlcans and
, forc!gncrS in Mexico and Mcxicans
and others living elsewhere, but de
riving AN iucpiu" from business In
I Mexico Every one from artists.
laboriuS men and profess ional work
crS 10 corporations OF Industry, is
included In the decree
Diplomats and similar rcprcscnta
| lives OF foreign countries are cx.
cmpt. a. we'll as moral persons OF
pubic interests"
Industries are TO he taxed as fol-
! lows:
one per cent %. profits on receipts
under 500 pesos monthly: per cent
on receipts between 500 and COO pesos.
, per cont on receipts from Goo 10
1859 pesos. and I per cent on r.
C"ipiS over 1000 pesos.
I.nhorcrs are TO have their wages
taxed as follows;
one peg cent Of wages under 700
p"sos moniHi'; : per cent on vases
between 200 and 1900 pesos. and ,
per cent or wages over 1900 pesos
The usual protests are being made
| hy Americans and other foreigners
against the new tax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
DICTIONARIES, HEADED BY
EMERY, Off FOR FRANCE
Will he Received b, President Mill
lcrand, Premier Briand and
Marshal l'oCh.
lIiy Ansnciatcd rrrss-l

NEW YORK, Aus. With the Tia Z
of The national commander OF the
American Legion. flying at her mast
mead, and NOR. than 80 members of
that organization ON board. the
American passenger steamship George
Washington sailed today for Cher
hourg and Bremen
The legioncrs VIII discmharis at tho
mrs; port, whence they viii go to Vic /
the ba,tlcnclds on which. for more
than Il year. they fought against the
forces of tho German Emperor.
The legion party - headed by Na-
tional Commander John q; Emery.
and Includes men from every State
Of thu Union. The George Washing
ton was dressed in naSs OF the allied
nations with which her honor pas
scugcrS fought Two irstroycrs and
ii convey az army airplanes Were on
hand To escort her out OF the harhor.
tabcl adviccs from Chcrhourg said
that the veterans would he officially
received there by representatives OF
the French government. y special dc =
tail OF American soldiers from the
forces now in Germany will be on
hand 20 welcome their former COM
radcS.
President Mnlcrand and Premier
Hrianh VIII receive the tourists in
Paris and Marshal Foch viii join them
III flir"!, where Il monument erected
by citizens Of liberated Lorraine Will
be unveiled as q token o. esteem 10
America IN. War Department has
ordered Major General Henry T. Nlicn
and COMPANY Of Infantry from cob
LEM TO attend the unveilinE ccrc-
mony.
VI Elols the legion viii attend the
dedication Of IA" statue Of Ioan OF
Arc. presented To the French city u:
tho loan of Arc committee OF New
York city At Ncrdun the party Will
spend a night in the famous citadel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
THURSDAY, AUGUST :. 1927.
Pririar. Aftermath.

n the wake OF victory 50 impressive as
the one achieved in Tuesdays primary
election by Senator T.. Lee Trinkle. deduc-
tions are more or less idle. even if not
odious and the fact that he is the candi-
date OF the united Democracy OF Virginia
is in no wise altered by any post-primary
analysis of how his vote was won Suffice
il TO say that, in addition to his own South
west, which stood Ivy its native So so
magnilicently, Senator Trinklc was able as
the always stalwart champion OF equal suf-
frage, 10 command at least 15 per cent OF
the womens vote. and the answering
representative of the old prohibition forces
he lad that bloc solidy behind him. But
the sweeping character Of his victory is
in no sense measured by the VARIOUS biocs
which he sccms TO have carried in his
pocket, inasmuch as the rcturna are sutii-
GENTLY indicative that lis supper, MAS
pretty generally distributed over the State
and came from sources unexpected by the
opposition Nor, in studying the returns,
should il be overlooked tLat the old ma
chine after several rude jolts that threat
encd TO wreck il, again is working smoothly
and effectively.
Now let us have done with the discussion
of bocs and sectonalism and machines A"
j.. Lee Trinkle is the candidate of the whole
Virginia Democracy and he has Il mans size
job just ahead OF him. While the total OF
Tuesdays vote was gratifying, it was not.
when the accrction OF the women 5
vote is remembered, anyways near what
il should have been Nor was II so out
standing as 10 bring II sense of absolute Sc
curity in the November election With the
Republican organization strongly intrenched
financially and making new and attrac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
BURY DROWNING VICTIM
AT BURKEVllLE HOME

El-RK!VIIl.E. VA. Aux 3-Thc
funeral OF lanes AGncw Hughes.
- huH" tragic death by drowning has
saddcu"d tho homes OF ,his rommuni-
~, took place today in the family
plot OF Eosc!and. nca~ Burl;"villc.
Mr. hughes WAS chief hI~ticuj
turHl.st FOR the RIO Grandc Railroad.
For the pas, iwo ycars he had been
horticulturalist for the Missouri Ia
cifi railroad and at one time lead
" 'hc county agents of Colorado.
Trained At the Virginia PoIytcch
Mic .insiiiutc. later connected with
the extension division Of the Uni
vcrsity OF Idaho. Mr.. Hughes had
GAINED an cnviahlc reputation as n
hnrticul;uralist IN the West. but re-
turned for occasional visits 10 his
iir'hcr and sisters who resided In
i,uiitcvillc.
In the hope OF "a return visit from
his sisters. Mr. Hughes had built a
cottage on "A ranch at Corfu. Wash
irgton and his sisters had almost
completed the trip journey from Vir-
ginia 10 Washington, when news
reached them OF the tragic accident
resulting in their brothers death.
Hughes lost his life when Il car
81, which he was passenger plunged
an the end OF small ferry. across
-" Columbia River. He was swept
down stream by the swifc current.
ard "as only seen to rise once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
treason in the Snddlc

TAKE of YOUR hats tu Dave r Sa,ter
field and salute hir, as Ricbmoud.s
next commemorative Attorney, Among ali
the local contests that in which hc cnropod
was tho outstanding feature. Ii his nomi-
nation over u field Of three opponents. one
OF whom was the veteran prosecutor, George
H. Wise. means anything, it means some
thing more than Richmonds tribute of votes
To the brainy young lawyer and world war
veteran who made such . gallant whirl-
wind fight against what seemed to be hope
less odds.
His nomination means that Richmond
has wearcd of an INTERPRETATION Of the old
Blue laws that has converted il into a
mausolcum ON Sunday and made i, q laugh
ing stock before the world II means that
Richmond wants to 1.-Two and let 1.-Two ON sun
day. and not he closed ND under "A Puri-
lanical Interpretation OF laws made To fit
times and conditions far different from
those OF the present To the next Com
monwealth's Attorney Richmond may look
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
USE WIRELESS TELEPHONE
TO GATHER NEWS REPORTS

CHICAGO. Aug o The wireless
icicpncuc. brought into prominence
through the war viii be put to the
peIcc-tm" purp"s. OF gathering
u,Es TOMORROW. Friday. saturday and
sunday. being used Ia report the re
suit OF tn" sDcrdhoat races at the
pageant of progress
Arrangements To test the wireless
telephone as an adjunct To news
papers wer" completed today by tho
naval rcscrV. force. state OF Illinois.
King in conjunction with the
Great Lakes naval training station
ana The Associated Press.
The sub-chascr No. ala WAS sent
out from the Great Lakes station un-
der command OF Lieuto nant Jack
fleming, and Lieutenant Allen g.
Forbes. of the naval reserve. i'm
mcdiately installed wireless telc
phone set aboard.
The 40 will cruise about the race
course. the reports being tclcphoned
direct 10 The Associated Press Of
flee and thence rclaycd throughout
the country 4 test today showed
the Instruments working perfectly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
EIGHT NEGROES BREAK
JAIL IN GREENVILlE

GREENVTLIE, S. c.. Aug. 3--OM-
GERS Of South Carolina and adjoining
states today were notified to be on
the lookout for eight negroes who
escaped from the Greenville County
Jail early today.
y passcrhy saw the negroes coming
out of the jail and shouted an alarm
giving Jailcr Christopher opportun-
ity To cut off the rear of the process
sion OF negroes who were making
for the door. lie held eight OF the
prisoners at bay and forced the door
closed.
According TO Turnkey Ba;son. the
escape was the result OF the block
ing of the aisle door by the prison
crs. y small pieces Of wood was
placed between the door and the door
jam and the lock failed to catch.
Batson said the fugitivcs are ''bad
customers" one being charged with
murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Owl.


&" WISE o'd owl. he sat in a Tree
Nhh he rolled his eyes. he did
Ana sat like Judge. like a Judge sat he
~ decidedly solemn old kid
Ana Tie reason he sat and kent his head
"h'lc the foolish young birds got gay
ihe i""iiSh had said all there was TO be .xs4A
ANA the Owl had nothing to say.
The talk-taik birds they chartered and
Shricked
VIM" the Owl sat stilI aud wise:
Al 'hc wonderful WISDOM the lalk-talks lea ked
The owl kept rolling his eyes
Ana the more they exhibited all they knew
While the Owl spoke never a word
why. the more he absorbed that's the reason
that you
Know ;he owl is a Wise Old Bird
i-ei them chatter. chatter. chatter
WIN iheir empty. lranlcSs clattcr,
Lex them hoiler tli they raraIyze jowN
rake TINS little tip from me.
Get yourself quiet Tree
And c"n'inc yourself 10 listening like a
Wise
Owl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
4 New Anti M.v.,,,.,,


The world is cursed with "A numhcr -. unu
organizations or movements now--backcd or
supported ly craukS OF every dcscrip,iou The
antl-thIS ana anti-that society is amos; in
Nariably made up OF people who are incapable
oil constructive thought or purpose but Ia
uHtical in tearing down ar DESTROYING: cstab-
'ishch institutions The latest anti movement
is one that has been launched in England
against the physical training OF girls In
time with the movement is this from a ,ncdi-
cal woman.
Women who develop masculine instead OF
feminine Instincts 10 this 1T the cost Of the
naic potential which is transmitted y the
father To the daughter III trust for the male
linc Athletic women produce female on
spring mainly and seldom have sons When
sons are born to them they are apt Ia be
runy and delicate or generally cmcminatc or
of inferior type The cultured classes. who
are mainly afflicted by athletic ,r.,inius are.
failing to provide sons OF the fine physique
ana the manly talents and initiative which
haEe set our si"-Saxon race in ;hc van of
evolution
This medical woman gets a Bit ahead Of her
theory when She criticizcS the manlincss Of the
young Englishman Of the day The sons OF
the cultured classes" seemed 10 he right there
III the lat"
Tho medical woman's ,hcory-whch she
states as though it were an established ac-
corted f"ct-that athletic mothers lear fc
male offspring chiefly is peculiar to herself
Such little evidence have on that score
rather indicates that mothers who have had
much physical training bear chiefly sons.
There can hc -" excuse FOR launching amy
concerted movement against physical training
for girls in this country. Whatever may he
the errors and defects OF the potential mothers
IN England or elsewhere. there can hc no
question that thorough phSs trimming not
only dctracts nothing from the feminine re-
hnoment and gentle nature OF Il woman. hut
distinctly develops her capacity for the noble
Junction Of motherhood. Thousands and mil
lions of our young women suffer disastrousy
IN various ways relating 10 their ~ rra-
son of neglect OF physical training.
The effort to intuse reasonable amount
Of physical education into the ordinary school
ing of girls in this country has scarcely been
set IN motion here. Let pray that the
chidlcss agitators and the professional DID
maids VIII" mother these anti movements may
start such opposition here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Chinese Build Ships for U. S.

SHANGHAI, Mug 3-Work OF Installing
engines and mechanical equipment in the huiis
of the steamers Oriental and Ca,hay is pro
cccdtnG rapidly, and it is believed that before
the summer is over these two ships. which
are tho last O! four built IN shanghai for the
'h'ied states shipping Hoard, will tc dcliv-
'rtd at san Francisco. The iirSt two of the
Tour vessels are TN" Mandarin and Celestial
which have been completed.
The building of the four vessels all sister
ships of 1880 tons, is IA distinc, achievement
for Chinese builders and marks :, noteworthy
advance in the industry Of shipbuiding in
ms country. for they are the largest boats
ever built in China. Reports Of shippln. men
10 representatives of the American Shipping
i'oard at Shanghai are that the Mandarin.
'hlch Was delivered some time ago in san
Francisco was h.id lie one OF The best
sh.ps Of the many constructed FOR the ship
ping board. |; i the belief Of officers Of the
kiangnan Dock ana fnginccrinr Company.
builders OF tho four vessels that all four
viii live up TO tho standard set by the Man
DARN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
LINK NAME OF MURPHY
IN ALLEGED STUMBLING
Finding of Letter in Huntington
Office Indicate Two Had Deal
inSS in Common, Police Say.
[Ey Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Aug. 3-Thc name Of
Big Tim" Murphy. under Indictment
for the Pullman and the Dearborn
station mail rohberics. was linked
today with that of john W Worth
nGton. president OF the Central Sc
curiiics Company, recently indicted
and under arrest for alleged transac-
tons in stolen securities, after the
finding Of letter in Worthington's
Office which. according to Colonel j.
" Clinnin, assistant United States
district attorney, indicates the two
had dealings in common
Other new names appearing in the
case today We're those Of Melville
Reeves. known To the police rs the
skyscrao2r burglar. and John Henry
Strosnider. who served a term in Jo-
!iet penitcntiary for swindiing the
late Dr. William Il. Kirby out of
10000 by Al wire tapping scheme.
John Stout. Il Chicago broker, to-
day made il statement to the authori-
ties, which they said would aid in
prosecution of the case. Shortly after
Stout had made his statement. he was
released on $1,000 bond.
y phonc call received late today at
r.. district attorneys Office an
nounccd that early tomorrow hlva
Harshman, OF Milwaukee. ono OF the
men for whom warrants had been
issued. would surrender at the Fed
eral building here.