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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-22
IN TOWN AND OUT

There will be preaching in the M.
E. church Sunday morning at 1870,
and at 1880 in the evening.
Harry Lynn went to Mckenzie
Monday to meet his sister, who ar
rived that day from Boston.
A. N. Junge returned home Sat-
urday from Minneapolis, where he
spent few days on business. Z
Misses Kurillo and Bergeson, teach
ers in the Hazelton neighborhood,
spent the weekend at, Linton.
Mrs. Lester Schlangen leaves Fri
day for Ortonville, Mimi, to spend
the holidays with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfeifer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wittmayer, of
/ this city, spent Friday in Temvik.
The Methodist Bible class is selling
plant bulbs at Leuwer's Bakery. Csc
a plant. Call and see them.-Adv.
Mrs. M. T. Barger and son, Jim
mic, spent last Thursday visiting at
the H. o. Batter home in Hazelton.
Miss Anna johnson will leave this
morning for Fort Clark, this state, to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Frank Baumgartner of Strasburg,
was in Linton yesterday ON his way
home from a business trip to Mandan.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Verhoven, Jr., at the
Wolverton hospital, Saturday, Dec.
18th.
VIM. Kroontje and P. M. Weis-
beck, of the Hague neighborhood,
were Linton visitors Thursday of last
week.
: Mrs. l.. Crowley and, daughter,
lTrela, left Tuesday for Lennox, S. D.,
to spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives.
{ There will be work in the X. P.
lodge in the first and second degree
Thursday night. All members try
and be out.
/ Mrs. Carl Vorlander, of st. Paul,
spent Sunday at the home of her
brother, A. M. Britts, and family,
of this city.
Wanted, clean wiping rags at the
Light Plant. 10c a pound.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-22

amount of the net income in excess
of $4,000. This is to overcome the
disparity in the case Of two taxpayers
one of whom is just within the lower
$4,000 exemption and the other just
within the higher $4,000 exemption.
Single persons, and married per-
sons not living with husband or wife,
are allowed an exemption of $1,000,
Nonresident aliens are allowed sin
gle personal exemption of $1,000.
Persons having gross incomes for
1921 Of $4,000 or over are required to
make return, regardless of the
amount Of net income.
I "Many persons are under the i'm
preston that the taxes on ice cream,
soft drinks, ETC., monthly returns Of
which are required, have been repealed
with the enactment Of the new act.
These taxes remain in force until the
end Of the calendar year 1921.
mo change is made on the tax on
admissions, except that after Janu-
airy !, 1922, there will be no tax where
admission is 10 cents or less. Effec-
tive January l, 1922, the following
taxes are also abolished: on musical
instruments, sporting goods, chewing
gum, portable electric fans, thermos
bottles, fur articles, pleasure boats,
and pleasure canoes, (unless sold for
more than $100), toilet articles, medi-
cines and numerous articles of appar-
! ell. M
"on and after January l, 1922, the
tax on various works of art is re-
duced from 10 per cent to s per cent,
the tax on candy from 5 per cent to
per cent and the tax on carpets,
rugs, trunks, yalises, purses, fans,
ETC., from 10 per cent Of sales price
IN excess Of specified amounts 70 s
per cent of sales price in excess Of
specified amounts. II
Tax Eliminated
! Inc tax on parcel post packages
is eliminated effective January s.,
1922. :.
The period Of filing returns on the
calendar year basis is from January
! to March Is, 1922. This year, as
last, the tax may be paid in full iat
the time Of filing the return or in four
equal installments, due On or before.
march e, June Is, September Is and
December Is.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-22

Gifts that last, at the Stone Drug
StOre.-Advd22
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter DeBoer spent
Sunday at Westfeld.
Mrs. F. j. Pietz spent the first of
the week in Bismarck.
A hard coal stove for sale. Inquire
of H. H. Hanson. ADV.
j. ]. Volk and Plus Volk, of Hague
were Linton visitors Tuesday.
Peter V. Wolf, of Strasburg, was a
business visitor in Linton Tuesday.
Joe A. Schumacher, of Ipswich, S..
D., was a Linton visitor Monday.
Mrs. Roger Stedman, of Temvik,
spent Tuesday in Linton shopping.
DR.. C. o. Smith spent Tuesday in
Strasburg on professional business.
The Balzar Wald family will spend
the holidays at Strasburg and Hague.
George A. Bosch, of Hague, spent
Tuesday transacting business in Lin
ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Streeter spent
the latter part of last week in Bis
marck. .O
S. E. Rudd, of Temvik, has been
very i'll at the Henry Johnson home
in this city.
S. j. Holiness, of the Dana coun-
try, was Linton business visitor
Monday night.
Will Wander Vorste and Bert Borr,
of Westfeld, were Linton business
visitors Monday.
Misses Hattie McCulley and Kath-
crime Schon, of Hazelton, spent the
weekend in Linton. ~
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Kay, of Dale, son, Tuesday, at the
Wolverton hospital.
If you want good, square meal,
eat at Seeley's. ---Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-22

BY treating chalk wl... parenteu
process by which 1t is blended with
a rich carbonaceous material a British
company claims feul can be pro-
duced as efficient as coal for house
hold use, at a price Of 1913 a ton. The
fuel has valuable by-product in that
the ash remaining after combustion
can be utilized as cement or fertilizer.
Popular Science Monthly. 5
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Get Rid Of Anti.

Nix insect powder with sugar and
place on small dishes wherever there
are ants. II they get on table or In
cupboards put some on floor around
the casing and yon will soon be en-
Vi alv free from them.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-22
Boxing Glove. on Fighting Cocks.

Boxing Gloves on Ft0htano COCKS.
An English farmer was recently
hailed into court and fined on the
charge Of keeping place for the
purpose Of cock fighting, but he made
the defense that the sport as INDUCED
in at his place was not an offense
within the law, as the birds fought
with boxing, gloves instead Of spurs,
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zee each week. :" Boston Tran,
script. i
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Details Of the New Tax Law

CONTINUED From Front Page
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(jlubNem9

e. - Tho :'a':ona. League Of Women
Voters: M.Nr Eizab-'h IIauser. dirrrt"r
&c - Fuaria R-s.4nai district. and *
';,vcrnnr 'uGnwr.' HIS .N"",.en"y.
Governor Morgan. has also 7r"'n!Sr' &"
hc :-csen, :: ;"~S!h.".
Heed ;hr va.. Tn" .e1gI- = row
established IN over, si;.;" 90: 'i.r Ini"n.
ana has. doEr notable 'vtr,. tr'h na' -
ally nrG in tho several So cS ". ;r"n
are wik!E'; UP I" he res iI2-l:'nn ma: IN
union lncr" ~ pn"Cr." a"d tnat they
mus; unite in he work Of education az
~ We hAIr in his country a "ul."'!rn-
iious and ~"ii-.ufnrnel electorate
Answer ina cali. Send delegates from
every C.tN ana hamlet ~ We"; Virginia.
other stat" wide organizations Of women
whose ai:ns :.rr in accord with thaS" Of
IN" lcr':Ga =. patriotic cffDr; FOR the
pubic welfare. arc invited TO send r"rr"-
:""'..t.".. - diSCUse WIKI Us practica!
methods o: co-upCraiion
Hote. rates. Arrangement has been
made VIII n" management ~ the WiHH-
Soy hot"l for rate Of $500 per day
p rn"m. ~, rooms N THIS hOiei have
ba III
limited number Of rooms with Hri-
Vat" families may h" secured II desired
By Application to the chairman of the
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EngaEsmsnt Announced

Thr "ncaE"mrnt 81 Mss l.u"lla F'r,rr-
er:ck aal NJ. Gar, RuSS Of Warwood ;,
announced tn" date Cnr the wedding
has NO. ~ been So. hu, :; Will b. an
event ~ ~ early fall The announce
m"nt was mad, az an a!:er-thratr" SUI
;'"r gh"R -; -. Mci.R Garden yrSt"r.
day evening" h. Mss Anna May Rru'rk
Tn. hostess and her guests enjoyed -.
performance ~ "Sun.:I' a, the C0ur,.
after which No? repaired {" IN" p,ru-
Tar lnCa, grill whore 4 'rmp,ns ,,n.
chr0n was served .Lttra"t,I. H.. -
cards bearing Nrwi.."S dressed ~ est
m"r announced IN" Nance .: ~" l,-'d
Nni Ern"m-t"-ha. Mss t'rrH.... x n.
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs Alh-'i IRE.
'r:Ck OF S"T:h Wh"r..3S. NJ. Iir4~ -
II" sen Of Mr.. ant Mrs " = HuSS {
Warwn"d Hu;h Young r,. ....' ',rr r":,.!-
lar !U w!d" circle .: fr'"r - An ,Ig
'h"s" present at last h.sh,'r t.>At;r
pa;tr were.
Misses
Lucia FREDERICK Jesse D.:r"r
Marie NoHr"utrr 'icrt:U'lr F'rrd,r."E
Wilma Zimmerman Anna May Rcui"M-
Ruth Ie'trr
No, Hc'l.y t',ad Mnrrisun
NeSGau3''S
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Rrtil9e Tea Success

To hr,Gs" ~ Ei.cH =: no Me-
Garden yesterday :vr - h"nea' o: -
',Iha"USc 'UGd .! -" WomIa's cub
was "r" - IL" ?."asaa'es; s"'iN!
MIA - .: tn" week. MIS-. Leo Wo.,e.
HrS julius H"rkEciner and MISS
Ccc",Ia Sp"ye- presided dS hosteSscI 81:
ne -!ar. and "Nc. u hv&!rcd members
~ ~. club and th':r friends were N
Attendance. Fridge, ""oV'. whist. cAs.ur
nd o;he- car! games wcr" enjoyed a;
'-":tN-"n" :N.'"S. while a HGu.h"- %
..,4;'- Found diversion n Ie~d.cwn-E and
conversation. Nar!-cuh.-"d dshita$ wore
gwen IA fa"ors. Mas Nc'' St!'ci vas
- ~'H:e- - ;:Ir door Ike. : handsome
h"N of writing pAirc. L;t;ie Miss Mar
Ellen ST!'h. re charming daughter Of
u" md Mrs l.. r Smith. drew ;he
names t-Nm viii the winner vas
l"C'ed A. :"u- N'"'nrH .hn ,a2:c4 -
j""-t n delicious luncheon served II "a.
bcS: o. Mc;-R Garden S:Y.e
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dinner WI; be served at tho HON" o: IA"
bride par-&'S The table WI h- at
!ruct!Ne,v decorated with ilrN"rs and
f"rus. and :. 'nrEe wh.tr wedding rak"
". e, rti; he cent?:
MIS-. Iari~n'"r - n" daughter Of Mr.,
nni MIS-. s":!u Geri euter .! NeS;
Na"r..n. NJ" Nn""laud - IN c:up.ny"
"t Il .'col '''cr"r.;iun rad j. veil ~" II
her" io'n }"r.r& r"o"." ha'" many
It .','I~ - H. r.'E who ~. mr. con.
eru'! atoms
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re-NuptIal Compliment

TIE :o..t.W!uC I!.'I'a''':S :1'' h"c7
,ssrCd tuc VIA. ~. .r.-y> 49, -" -:
~ most ;H'e-c>':aS ;rrr-Nup. a. "t:n''''-
rr"n:s FOR Miss Lo::.>' Nc,>na Wi.'a""'.
whose marriage 20 NJ: II = F'7anzhc;m
WI =" an eveG. ~ ear ta,::
NJ. AMI MIS-. itw 81 II WaG5c:
r"ITe4, n" a,"asfr. >: v'ur company
n. ~. rrUG'rv CAB
TUESDAY evening. September me @':h
- we4'
Ms Louise y" con Wh:'ame-
NJ. IL (. FranzIr!1
N.uo O, - < Please rcr,y
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nSnco at rlIs' Auditorium

The ,;""I o. '.,c order t"a'n:i;s" ~
tH. = II =. -: nod the mex; "i 'he''
n" acr.r, az. dan e. ~ 'nr E!ks aud
forum, rhu-Idhy svrn!AG. The dha >
music ~ y" FURNISHED ly ~ 'R'".
and Wr,;c N"lrd.' h"N~". ,"3 = : ""!
attendance "t members 49, Nc "rEan'za-
tom and Their friends = desired.
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Mr.. Green Hostess

Mrs William Green wi, l." aoS'ssS NJ
charming luncheon A. her home ~
lemon THURSDAY. The t"i.vwtaS :"Hnx
:uGt-uus a. OF wE"m nave recently
moved ~ :asS c't! w" snI:" hpr":s a
ne affair. pe~dawe> " ~ f",e!. \".-
sra Mckee and ". II W.is"1. is':2 =
49, W. D., served y: r.c'r|~. and 'ho
.urcuron table Nj n" marked ~ ~.
V';,s:;" fora dcc"ra'i"us and ar"r:u:'
meats. Pretty rsln-S ~" y" 4: rt.''
?.2r. and - ::ar" ards W, be- 4:
;-ac;!ve ap,s!.."< he w"-k 80 ~ 49,
:-'"nG u ;'c n"~'rS>. ,nN":S W; nr
,.,it t"r:
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S|NN ':E|N ESTABLISHES.
CAMP NEAR PRISON

r.!faS, Sept. 2n--The Belfast Tee.
rrara saws today that Il SIM FEN raiH1
~ 700 nor has been established 4.
Iir,,Iinn"GS county Down. SIX -..'-s rom
'E,. E.llva!nlrr :n,erment CAMP Hacrc'
more ,han thousand Irish RrPiIh.can
gr!s nr"rS are .o.'ated.
~" Sim Frin flag is flying over thu
ann aul drifting - he!nE carried "a
actively. the newspaper asserts oil"
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ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs'
Arthur Martin. Of ;out;. Wheeling. has
returned ~ MS horn" - thH?'n:. Ia.
Nias Hrrtha Mott" has returned :" her
home on Fifteenth stree; rfter a NiH!t
VIII r"ia;ivca IN Midway. IN.
CAPTAIN and Mrs Nelson Boothhy.
~ G":ntVtHwu. l'2. Wern in the "iiT
yesterday cmr 'atr - points in the south
"ru "ni ~ ne SfRf".
Ms N.:," llIHdml"sA, who has been
visiting her larrhis ~ New Concord. o..
va returned ~ h"r home on Fifteenth
street.
I T. Hopkins H'S ~"'Urn"d - hls
N"Gre "a North Nh"",!nG after tw"
w"rss vacation SI"n; ri points along
-" Potomac
! H. R".sr"rk. 80 Baltimore. Uas a
business ca..cr - me ely Tuesday.
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ESlsor Dinner

Tic "E.i" '"."l z golfers ~. "",cF'
-" .a- 'l:,~" '"NT e; q d.;h"- It; "a"
Country ,'..h ~. H.! "t"..aS Tn" CIR
TO- - gwen Il n" :''su.t e: -" '"aTn'',
men a.: SunGIy III wn.rh ;hc Feds
we:. .us.-S.
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n A " MrN."hr' -. :" ho<: at
a diaa"c a: cnc Welcome Inn. 4; i.ioyfS-
villa. Thursday evening. n honor oc
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O-P-r-O-R-T-I-
JETEIIITENC:ER WANT ADS
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Macadamy Club Dance.

-" 'ri,rN.rE .T.,',.' ..'... h.ti" been
-rr"!vrl ~ many members e; the dane
Evening star., 1921-05-24
DESIRE ACTION
Believe They Possess a Winning
Combination and Seek Games
in the 1918 Year Glass.

John T. Crittenden. who. among
other things. is secretary of the Glover
Athletic Club. is anxious to arrange
games for his charges. The Clovers.
according to Crittenden. have the best
-eighteen-year nine in the
District, and will take on all teams
in their class. Challenges should be
addressed to the secretary, at 422 3D.
street southeast.
Randle Athletic Club and Boiling
Field Aviators will clash on the Tw-
ming City flats Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Other teams desiring
games with the Randles should write
Manager II. Beach. 2319 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast
Pioneer Athletic Club wants games
with teams in the seventeen-year
class. For engagements write Herbert
Levy. $40 H street northeast.
Princeton Tigers are anxious to meet
fourteen -year-old mines. For games
write Bernard Sparks 641 | street
northeast. or telephone Lincoln 1884.
Rearcats will be opponents on the
field at Somerset next Sunday after
noon. Play will start at $50.
spartan Athletic Club will meet to-
night at 1:45 o'clock at sol 4ls street
southwest. For games with the Spar
tans write Thomas Fitzgerald. 437 9th
street southwest.
Emerald Club. which beat Seat
Pleasant. to 4. wants games. Write
John J. McMahon. 1347 Newton street.
Perry Nidgets won their tenth
straight when they heat Spring Road
Athletic Club. 13 to o.
Walter Reed HospitaI and Fort
Washington were tied at 4-all when
the HOSPITAL nine. chiec'ine to the nm
pires decision. refused to continue
play. The Coast Artillerymen are
claiming a Q to o forfeit.
National Athletic Club wants action.
For engagements. write Manager l..
Carico. 1898 Wisconsin avenue, or
telephone West 1905.
Winston Athletic Club vanquished
Grace Athletic club. II to s. Midge
Woodcock did the hurting for the
winners.
SpaIding Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Del Ray team. in il to
: game. Watson of the winners made
a homer. triple and single in five
trials.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
MACS NOSE OUT MASONS
Take Fraternal League Contest
When They Score Five Runs
in Third Inning.

hve-run third inning gave the
Maccabees A 1-to-5 victory over the
Masons in the F'ratprnal League yes
terday The Macs had nicked Patter-
son for tally in the list and anothe
IN the second. The Masons came to
life in the sixth and chased trio -
markers across. but Wormsley check
ed further scoring efforts. 1t was the
third consecutive league triumph for
the Macs.
Printers showed the way to Treas
ury in 1-to-5 Departmental League
contest. Lemeric of the Printers made
A triple. double and single in four
times at bat. Suess. teammate. and
Wright of Treasury also made three
hits each.
Director of Sales romped to a 23-to-
5 victory over Quar;ermaster General
in the War League. The winners hit
Grimes and Spillman for fifteen safe
ties. including two homers by Geib.
Navy Yard rnn wild in the first three
innings of its game with Agriculture.
scoring thirteen times. and went on to
win. 1s to ;. in the Government
League. Frazer made two homers and
GioHannetti one for the victors
Annex No. I had to battle to beat
Hygienic Laboratory : to in the
Treasury League. Phillips. winning
pitcher. granted six hits and two
passes and famed seven batters.
Transportation and Southern played
to a 4-to-4 tie in the Terminal r. r.
Y. NJ. G.. A: League. The Southern
first inning.
ment Printing Office in the s-to-6 Col
ored Departmental League game. All
but one of the Navy players made one
or more hits.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
BAGBY BATTLES RED SOX
Yields Four Hits, While Indians
Win-Pipp's Single Beats
Browns-Tigers Score.

SerSt. Jim Bagby was in a pitching
mood yesterday. and the Indians.
race-Setters in the American League.
prohted thereby. The sergeant held
the Red Sox to four widely scattered
safetles and opened his heart to the
extent of two passes. This gave the
tribe victory and some more points
az the top of the standings although
the 1anks kept right on the leaders
neels with a win over the Browns.
~ CobbS gang maintained their
sizzling pace. vanquishins the Ath-
letics.
The Indians made eight hits off
lnormahlen and karr in winning. 4
to !. Three of the blows were made
bE Larry Gardner. who went to bat
iour times. Burns got a pair of safe
ties. A triple and long fly gave the
Sox their tally.
When Wally Pipp stepped to the
pat in the ninth inning there were
two out and the bases were filled.
laws had Intentionally passed Ruth
10 get Pipp. but Wally slapped a
single two runs crossed and the
anks beat the Browns. to T. Will
Hoyt.
DOME Bush converted a bunt into
an erratic home run in the fifth in
nlns OF the game in which the Tigers
peat the Macks. to 2 He dumped
tne ball in front of the plate and
skipped to first fast enough to make
the tap a single. Perkins wild throw
let Donie reach third. When Griffin,
VINO TOOK Wits return. heaved poor
~ to the plate Bush counted.
Evening star., 1921-05-24

The smiling blond boxer works easy
and with a speed that dazzles To
some he gives the impression that he
is in reality the small boy after the
giants scalp. but when Georges works
the hoyishness disappears and the
SERIOUSNESS of man who really
wants something enters.
Has StiT Right Jab.
Georges has II stiff right jab that
works fast and carries a drop. He is
dt an times on his toes. working a
punch from both sides. His uppercut
IS well executed and his recovery per
rect In yesterdays half-hour work
out ne gave the Impression that he is
All Manager Descamps claims for him
IN the way of being fit
'cScampS thinks too much training
would do more harm than good. Con-
Sequcntly. the French boxer will in
reality rest every other day. taking
or course. light exercises each morn
ing. and perhaps some road work
Tomorrow he will box with two
sparring partners. In keeping with
the cdict of Descamps and Trainer
GustaV Wilson. he viii work with
faui Iournee. tn" French heavy
weight. and with Marco. a lighter
man. These two will alternate with
Joe .ieannetie and Italian Joe Cans
VINO mas arrived at the camp. so that
Carpenter will meet only one heavy
man on each boxing day This order
OF training viii! continue until The
end of the month.
Evening star., 1921-05-24

!, Marnnville of the Pittsburghs. who
was A member of the Boston Braves
in 1914. when they won the cham
pionship. says the present Pittsburgh
team is a better team than the Braves
Of 1914. Maranville is a good judge
of base ball strength and his opinion
is worth noting.
When pitchers go to bone-setters
it is the first note Of taps. Seldom
has it failed. Walter johnson is
making a great fight to hold his own
with the Washington club this year
yet the impression is beginning to be
formed. against the wishes Of every
fan. that he is not the pitcher of old.
Part Of the success of the Pitts
burgh team this year is due to dou-
BILE plays. '1n 1920" said Gibson.
manager Of the Pirates. we lost
enough chances for two out around
second base on the ordinary conven
tional double plays to cost us almost
all the difference between our club
and Brooklyn in the games won col
umn. Repeatedly when the double
play couldn't be put through because
Of slow handling of the ball runs
would score after the lost oppor-
tunity. In most Of the games where
the runs did score we were beaten
by a run or two-run margin. and that
was just what the lack of an easy
double play cost u.s. This year the
double plays are going through and
the close plays are being made.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
BOAT HITS CLUB CRAFT
Capt. Duncan of Potomac Quad Is
Hurt When Shell Is Crushed
by Collision.

Potomac Boat Clubs star quad crew.
which has been training diligently
for participation in the American
Henley at Philadelphia Saturday and
the Harlem regatta at New York
Monday, suffered severe setback
yesterday during practice. when their
craft was struck by Il motor boat
The shell was so badly damaged that
1t will not be available for use for
weeks. and Capt. Bob Duncan. rated
as The strongest member OF the crew.
had his back Wrenched.
Should Duncan recover sufficiently
the Potomacs will compete in both
races. using shell borrowed from
the Analostan Boa; Club. Others in
the boat at the time of the accident
were Dorset, Hutterly and Burger.
Potomac also has entered "A junior
eight In the Harlem regatta. and Cen
trail High School will have it's crew
In the scholastic eIeht-oared race.
Phlladelphia and New York high
schools VIII be represented in the
latter event.
At Philadelphia Saturday. Harvard
Yale. Princeton. Pcnn and Navy will
have crews in several events. NeSper.
Cndine. Philadelphia and New York
Athletic Club cuadS are to compete in
the race in which Potomac is entered.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Would Close Ball Park
Where "Black Sox" Play

CHICAGO. May PA recom-
mendntiOn TINT the license of n
base ball park where five indict-
ed former mem berx of the Chi
cngO A merfcan LenEue tenn have
been played he revoked hnS
been voted by the city council
Judiciary com mittee. The five
players-Felxch, Jackson. Ris-
berg. Williams md Gandil-
have been appearing with n
semi-profeSsiOnal team in week.
end games.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
JACK so FAR ADVANCED
HE MAY TAKE WEEK OFF

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. May "a
Jack Dempsey has progressed so rap
idly in his training for his match
with Georges Carpenter. July .. that
Manager Jack Kearns contempiate es
giving the champion week of alb
soiute rest. probably the first Week
of June.
With Dempsey rapidly getting into
condition. the shortage of heavy
weight sparring partners in the
champions camp al present is caus-
ing TO alarm. Leo Houck who de-
sired to quit after Jack Clifford left
ca mp. has been persuaded to remain
another week
Jack Renault. heavyweight will
return 10 camp today. along with
Frankie Britton. a light heavyweight
from Philadelphia.
Dempsey intends to box daily with
Babe Herman. the Sacramento tCalif.D
featherweight. and Alex Trambitas.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
D. c. BOXERS IN BOUTS
AT BALTIMORE FRIDAY

Two Washington boxers will COM
pete in the preliminaries of the
American Legion fight show. 10 he
held under the auspices of the Ma
tional Athletic Club. in the 4th Reg
ment armory at Baltimore Friday.
Ted Mitchell will oppose I'D Burn
brook. Sd Army Corps champion. in a
SiN-round middlawcight bout. and
Danny Duarte VIII meet Banty Sharpe
of Camp Meade. in an ei2ht-round
lightweight tilt
The main event. scheduled for
twelve rounds. will he between Mike
Paulson. Danish lightweight cham
pion. and Johnny Sheppard. who holds
the English lightweight title.