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Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-20
It's No Fault of Mint
 If You're Shy of Coin

Washington.-The hints es- tahlished a record in coinage during the last fiscal year, ac- cording to the annual report of Director Ray Baker made pub lie. A total of S09, 100000 coins were executed, which, Mir. Baker declares, is worlds record. The figures show an increase of 446 per cent over 1915.
 Public demand for smaller coins, particularly pennies, is re- fiected in the report. which dis closes that more than 512,500,- 900 coins in the record output were 1-cent pieces.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-20
MEXICAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Three Ministers Fall Out With Pres-
 ident Obregon.

ident Obregon.
 San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 14.-Three members of President Obregon's cab. inet have resigned, according to ad. vices received in Mexican circles here.
 They are Ministers of the Interior Gales, Minister of the Treasury De La Huerta and Minister of foreign relations Hidalgo.
 The cause of the resignations wa. differences of opinion with Obregon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
SMYRNA CLINCHES
THE STATE TITLE
Newark Nine Falls to the Kent
Countians i'm Game Marred
by Many Errors.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. June Smyrna High
School boys were more steady in the
piuches yesterday afternoon than
Newark and consequently the Kent
county champions practically won the
State championship by the score OF
"a 4 Newark High was scheduled
to play laurel, SUSSEX champions. but
as smyrna has also defeated that
team the game viii not likely be play
ell
Tho game yesterday was played on
Frazer Field, University OF Delaware
and until the seventh inning was an
unusually interesting and well-play-
ed contest Until that inning Newark
wes leading I 10 0, and with both
Crumpton and Pryor pitching air.
tlsht ball the indications were that
the game would end that way. Cromp-
ton. however. had two bad innings.
the seventh and ninth, when the visit
crs touched him pretty lively and
with loose fielding back OF him, ran
~ nine runs.
IN the second inning Hubert lead OF
with a safe hit. hut was forced at
second hy CrOmpton, who took second
On an error and scored on h. Arm
gtrong's single
II the seventh Smith and Hutchin-
son both led on with safe hits. The
neXt two smyrna hatters were out, but
Patterson and Moore came through
with bite which. with Hubert's error
gave smyrna three runs. In their
half 81 the seventh Newark scored
run and but for poor base running
hy Davis, would have tied the score.
smyrna put the game on ice in the
ninth when five hits. two passes. sew
sral stolen hascs and bunch OF ar-
rofa, gave them six runs. Newark
hlade same fght in the ninth and
srnf1d two more runs. but the "old
hal game" was gone.
Ashton and Hubert played especially
Eood hall in the field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
TOM SHARKEY TO
MEET NJ WILLIAMS
Keystone Club Offers Fast Bill
for Friday Night at Pyth-
ian Castle.

| The keystone Field Club viii give
their weekly athletic and musical en-
tertainment on Friday evening, IN
| Pythian Castle. 90s West street The
show this week promises to be the
hest one presented this season by the
Keystoners. 1t will also bring here
several new ring stars. Included In
these win be Young Tom Sharkey
the much talked of Roxboro star, who
has met all the leading y~alterweights
in the State of Pennsylvania
Sharkey is matched TO meet Johnny
Summers of New York, at the Com
monweaith Sporting Club, on June 2s.
and the bout here win probably be his
last appearance before he takes on
the famous New York star. Sharkcy's
opponent win be Happy Jack Me-
Williams, who is n great favorite IN
this city Happy has appeared here
on three different occasions and each
time made great hit with the crowd.
The seni-windup brings here the
classiest lightweight ever brought to
this city TO face Battling Barnes. His
opponent win be Otto O'Keefe, of Al
lentown, Pa, who has met all the
leading welterweights in the country.
Barnes deserves credit for having the
nerve TO face a man of O'Keefe's cali
bre. Barnes is training daily at the
keystone Field Club; as he VIII be a
busy man during the week. meeting
Mickey O'Malley tonight at Harlan
Field.
The main preliminary brings 10
gether Jimmy ireland, the local favo-
rite and al Moore, Of the famous
family Of fighting Moores. al is d
brother of the well-known Pal Moore
and comes here with a reputation OF
having met some OF the best f1y-
weights in the game.
The second bout brings together
Jimmy Myson, of Philadelphia and
George Morrow, Of the Third Ward.
The opening bout brings together
Johnny Martin. brother Of Joe Mar
tin, and Kid Johnson The winner or
this bout win meet kid Boots at next
weeks show. Charles Red" Dawson
will referee all the bouts. which viii
start at S.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
44O SCHOOL BOYS
LEARNING TO SWIM
Lessons Each Day This Week
to Make Room for General
Campaign.

It was bowling mass Of boyhoOd
that crowded the Y. NJ. G. a. SWIM
ming pool yesterday to take their first
lesson in swimming. Between J
o'clock and noon. 40 boys from the
schools Of the city. each group Ia
charge Of a monitor or older boy who
acted as guardian. went to the pool for
the lesson.
1t VAS a pretty Joyous bunch of
youngsters, and they had good time
both going and coming from the y J"
A schedule had been worked out. SO
that as fast as one group of boys
were through with their lesson, there
was another group ready for their
plunge Swimming Instructor Sparks
with several volunteer assistants. had
a busy time Of Il, seeing that the boys
were shown the first rudimcnts Of
swimming, and to prevent them from
learning any defects that would him
der them from becoming good swim
mers.
As speedily as the boys-came from
the POOL. they were given towels to
dry themselves, and the constant
going and coming of the boys in such
numbers made the gym and pool
quarters pretty crowded.
While the swimming campaign for
the general public does not begin untfl
June Is. these boys win take a
lesson Of 20 minutes duration each of
the remaining days this week. by
which time. they ought 10 be able to
swim several feet unassisted. The
lessons are limited in length, because
to many boys. the exercise is unusual.
and where a lad is inclined TO he
delicate" 90 minutes is about all ne
can stand for a beginning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
KIDD|ES SEND DEMPSEY
FOR GOOD LUCK
Advise Him TO Wear Coins in
His Belt if He Would De-
feat Carpenter.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

AaS %As.UNk 80 LCu ~ ~ & EtAAAkEs
Atlantic City, June If Jack
Dempsey. the worlds heavyweight
champion, has any weakness. its sah
affection for the kids Dempsey
today cherishes letters he has receiv-
ed from children whose homes are
scattered all over the coantry wishing
hi1 success in his championship
match with Georges Carpenter in
Jersey City. July >.
He has received a dozen letters con-
tanning good luck pennies from chill
dren, who wrote Dempsey that n
surely would defeat Carpenter pro
vided he carried the penny concealed
around his belt. Typical Of these let
ters is one from Anthony Sylvester, d
Smithdale, Pa. schoolboy The good
luck penny Anthony sent the cham
pion is sure TO bring good luck, An
thony believes. because he wrote that
he had lost II after first intending to
send it on, and later found it.
Dempsey viii celebrate his twenty
sixth birthday June % and may have
a birthday party with % children as
his guests. as he did at Toledo two
years ago when he was training for
his contest with willard. He has
taken 4 pathetic interest in the q
youngsters, under treatment for tu-
bereulosis Of the bone at the Chill
dren's seashore House Of this city.
and may. put on d birthday party fof
them
The champion today entered on the
second day of his four-day layoff He
plans TO spend the day motoring and
loafing around his camp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
MILLsBORO TAKES TWO.
Down State Players Trim Union in
Double Header.

MiIlsboro. June 1.-The local team
took both ends Of double header with
Union A. A. on Decoration Day. In
the morning game. Broadway" Jones
who did the twirling for the locals,
famed 16 in seven innings and al
lowed only three hits. the locals win
ming. 40. II. Donovan drove out q
homer with two men on base.
The Afternoon game was not as in
teresting as the morning session.
Matthews MAS somewhat wild and is
sued a number of passes. He was re-
lieved by Jones in the fifth. Only IL
men faced him il. the remaining Ave
innings. seven retiring by the strike
cut route. F. Ellingsworth caught
well in both games. lie nabbed five
men trying 10 steal second. he made
four hits and three runs in six trips
10 the plate. The afternoon score was
1873.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Local Sports

The Eagle Juniors defeated the Star
| Juniors, liz, in a game on Saturday
morning.
Delco. of Darby, will play South
| Side-Eden on the Pennsylvania field
! this evening. Willeys will pitch for
the locals and FIshback will work be-
hind the bat
| Z The Washington Braves, a colorcd
team of Washington, will be the at
| traction on Harlan field tomorrow
evening, when they play the Park
side team.
-Four games are scheduled for the
Newspaper League this afternoon. The
Elks VIII play Rhoads Co. at Harlan
Field at Sis; Morning News viii play
Bankers Brokers, at Twenty-Ninth
and Market streets at SIS: Evening
Journal and Kiwanis will play at Eden
Park az Sis; the Sunday Star will play
Alco at Seventeenth and Spruce streets
at SIS,
At a meeting of the Newspaper
League last night, action was taken
to place no limit on the signing of
players and that no team shall take
the players of any other team. This
Is expected 10 arouse greater interest
in the league games. as formerly the
players had TO be members of the or
ganization's team they represented.
The Delaware National Guard team
viii play Plurnmer's AH-Stars at the
workhouse tomorrow night
Eighth Ward defeated the south
Brooklyn Giants last night, IFS. Y
The Defiance Wilmington team
will play the Plnmmer All-Stars at
the workhouse this evening.
The National Guard team viii
play league game at Edge Moor
this evening and defeat for the locals
viii remove them from first place.
Brownson defeated ST. Hedwig's rs.
IN n weii-played game last night. Mike
library boys and pitched a good
game.
The Belmont team defeated the
Browntown Veterans. last night, 1917,
in a game featured by the pitching Of
Boots. who allowed his opponents but
four hits.
tom" Cunlin's ST. Mary's team, of
1910 will try and stage a comeback /
on Thursday evening in a twilight
game with St. Marys 1921 team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
BARB WIRE NOW TABOO;
1T TORE GEORGES PANTS

Manhasset. y. Y, June 1.-Barbed
wire, when connected with trousers,
has been declared undesirable by
Georges Carpenter, and the entanglc-
ments about his training camp, placed
there to keep curious visitors away,
win be removed, Manager Descamps
announced today.
Georges sat upon a fence, about
which some of the wire IS placed.
and let his feet idly dangie while H.
watched passing motorists. The
French boxing champion lost his bal
ance and as ne picked himself up he
ruefully glanced at tattered bits Of
the seat OF his pants hanging upon the
wire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Ready For Bollermaker,s Bonts.

Final preparations have been made
for the Boiiermakers smoker to be
held at Harlan Field tonight. a very
large crowd is expected out at this
entertainment as an all-star bin has
been arranged. 1t win include boxing
bouts, yaudville numbers and several
musical selections.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
NEALE KNOCKED OFT.
But HOLDS BALL

New York. June 1-Right
Fielder Neale. Of the Thiladel-
phia Nationals. Monday was
Knocked unconscious in Inc
morning game with the Giants
at the Polo Grounds, when he
ran against the concrete wall
Of the bleachers after catching
a fly. When his fellow play
ers picked him up they found
he stiIl clutched the bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
MEUSEL BATS NINTH HOMER.
Phillies Star Hitter Now Near Top Of
National Four Base SIuggers.

New York, June Emil MeuseL Of
the Philadelphia nationals has taken
up the chase after Babe Ruth, whose
18th home run Of the season yestef-
day gave him the honor Of holding the
major league record Of 118 homers
for his career.
Meusel crashed out his ninth home
run yesterday and displaced George
Kelly. of the New York nationals, as
runner-up to the Yankee slugger.
Kelly has not made a home run since
May r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
National League.
GAMES TODAY.
American Ieavne.

Boston az Philadelphia.
New York ~ Washington.
National League.
81 Louis ~ Cincinnati.
Chicago at pittsburg.
brooklyn al Boston.
Ihiladclphia al New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Hose and Rubber 10 pIav

The Electric Hose and Rubber Com
pany will play the Eastlake nine AT
Twenty ninth and Market streets to-
morrow evening at SIS A big crowd
is expected ont at this contest. gaIters
viii pitch and Lux will work behind
the bat for the rubber company team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
GAMES TOMORROW.

American League.
81 Louis AT New York.
Chicago AT Washington.
Cleveland al Boston.
Detroit a. Philadelphia.
National League.
New York at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
ONE SIDED CONTEST.
Union Gardens Swamps independents
22-4 at Sycamore Field.

Union Gardens defeated Union Gar
dens Independents, 22-4, on Sycamore
Field. II. Ferguson allowed only four
hits and famed ten
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
HIeH TIES CHELTESHAM.
Leonard Jones' Homer saves HighIets
Prom Defeat.

Wilmington High was saved from
defeat yesterday afternoon when
Leonard Jones home run in the ninth
tied Cheltouham High In the ninth
the visitors led the local team, 7-3
and after White and Crooks singled,
kennedy issued. pass To g. Jones.
len" the next man 20 face Kennedy
knocked one over the hill for the cir
cult tying the score. Neither side
hrofcd Ia the tenth and the game WIS
called 70 allow the visitors 10 catch a
train home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
mary gnorl 4. 4. want. Games.

Mary Knoll would iiko 10 arrange
twilight games with any teams in the
city whose ages are from ~ 70 "a
Send challenges to Henry Miller Go
Vert Sixth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
nader ra. Gei. rnn,faei.

CITY council inu rlehi a~sr1eh =
the , "A badff co.. vhIfh hld fss's
a contract for constructing feldwsf'
and re'alrlnr walls af fHe nfw cfs
nafory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Dancing Fire Concessions
Singing Entertainers Music
at the DAAzaar June to 11.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Du posT MON DEFEATED
Salesianum Stages Ninth Inning Raj.
ls and Wins Game.

salesianum Catholic High schoo
defeated du Pont High. 7-2. In an in.
terestlng game yesterday afternoon
The victors were on the short end tIn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Young Man-any Man-are you go
ing 70 the DAAzaar June to III
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Are you a believer in clean, whole
some sport? If so, visit the DAAzaar,
June 10 11.---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

IF its anything for salo. rent. lost.
Il found. exchange. wanted, etc. there
IL classification In these columns IL
take care of It OIL ciassiacations In all.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Jack Rabbit-shelIpot Park.-Adv.
Famous Whip ride Shellpot. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
GOOD WILL WINS.

Chester Nine Piles Up Early Lead
and Defeats Fourth Ward.
The Good VIII team Of Chester
touched Brennan of Fourth Ward iii
the first inDfng for three runs and
were never headed after that Both
teams played wen. More than 500
fans Witnessed the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

L what it viii cost You can get this
irformsssop and any other you desir II
YOU viii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
BAMBINo's
nRfAks ANOTHER RECORD
No. Is

babe Ruth made his fifteenth
home run Of the season yester-
day IN the game at Washington.
Tho hit was made In The ninth
inning. with two men on bases.
Zachary was pitching for the
Senators. Ruth Is only two
days ahead OF his 1920 record,
a. be mnde his thirteenth. four
teeuth and fifteenth homers
during q douhle-header June 2.
a new major league record was
sei by yesterdays home run,
which was the one hundred and
eighteenth the Yankee slugger
has made during his major
league career. The former rec
ord. III, was held by Gavy
Drsvath. formerly Of the Phila-
dclphia Nationals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
More Fun Than n circns

coming 70 the Federal Bakeries. The
children can't afford 70 miss its--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
,,1,a Wins State Title; Rayn1ondL1 Windup Tonight

I'll the ninth. when they secured sir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

Boston, 8 Athletics. 3.
Boston. s Athletics. 4 I'D game)
Mashs gton. Il: New York, 5.
Cleveland, z; Detroit. 4
ll2 innings).
St Louis. &: Chicago, :.
National League.
Philadelphia, 10, New York. 5.
Chicago. Z Pittsburg. s (I2 inns).
Cincinnati 6 s.. Louis. 5 Go ins.
Brooklyn, 4 ( Boston, =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
KEYSTONE B0UTs

KEYSTONE BOUTS
FRIDAY NIGHT
Windup.
Happy Jack McWilliams VS.
Young Tom Sharkey.
Semi Nyindup.
Battling Barnes vs. Otto
Okeefe.
Main Preliminary.
Jimmy Ireland VS.. Al. Moore.
Second Bout.
Jimmy Myson VS.. George
Morrow.
Opening Bout.
Johnny Martin VS.. Kid John
son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

L you are out Of wors tell it to
l thousands of employers; some one
of them is no doubs IooAing for iust
such a man. start the little al worKing
for you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Nerry-so-r0und--sh -shellpot.--Aav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Danclns-shellpot pariI Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

The Eagle Juniors defeated the Star
Juniors, liz, in a game on Saturday
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

can zoo sek for ID laAeI Aay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

the hundreds OF ads that appear IN
Il the classified columns every dxy did
not give results they would not stay
there They give results 20 Others and
win do SO for you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Try an Every Evening want Ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Delco. of Darby, will play South
Side-Eden on the Pennsylvania field
this evening. Willeys will pitch for
the locals and Fishback will work be-
hind the bat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

: The Washington Braves. a colorcd
team of Washington, will be the at
traction on Harlan field tomorrow
evening, when they play the Park
side team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

L exchange tell our $4,000 readers.
some one will be interested In a trade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

4 YOU have a house room or gSrsxc
Il for rent, r can he VENTED IN a few
days through small ciaSSiAcc al ~ a
cost. OF few CENTS 20 you. let q httlc
ad do it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

IF you are a nnchanic and cat 20
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CLASSIFIED columns tcihng the puNiic that
you do iobbiny work. YOU can ~ kopt
BUSY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

7 you have a used car that you desire
Il 70 dispose of. there ia no better
quicxsr or cheaper way than through a
classified ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

ycu are in need OF help of anv
4 Kind it is safe 70 rely on the ciaSSi-
hfad ads 20 place you in touch with the
help you desire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

+ yuy have n property you dcsirc O.
Il soll. Why delay louscrf Pricrs art
dropping, get rid OF it nov ana the best
way IS TIE classified ad say.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
ASSERTS SIVER HAD
STILL ANOTHER WIFE
Mrs. Eggers Says They Lived
in Her Perth Amboy Home
Two Weeks.

Mrs. Elizabeth Eggers, who conducts
a rooming house in $50 State street.
Perth Amboy. n. j.. told Mrs. Shubel
X. Silver Of New Brunswick yesterday
that her husband, who recently disap-
peared with Miss Adale Gouip of Perth
Amboy and $1,000 in Li.,arty bonds be-
longing to the First Reformed Church
of New Brunswick. of which he was
treasurer, had lived at her home for two
weeks In 1920 with a woman whom he
introduced as his wife. This woman
Mrs Eggers said, was not the Gouin
girl.
Mrs. Eggers said that silver was em-
ployed in a wallpaper store in Perth
Amboy and that he told her his wife and
child would come shortly to live with
him. Later the woman and a crippled
2-year-old boy arrived. and the trio re-
mained there two or three weeks. Mrs
Eggers declared that later Silver brought
the Gouin girl to her house and tried to
obtain room for her, but that she
would not let them have it, as she feared
there was something improper about the
request
Mrs. silver said yesterday that her
son. Richard. had received letter from
a friend. William Runison. who declared
he saw Silver and the Gouin girl. who
We're married In Greenwich. Conn, last
week. in Saratoga Springs last Sunday.
The letter was turned over to the county
authorities.