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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
K. OF c. IN FUND DRIVE
De Sale Council, Of Lansdowne,
Forms Committee to Raise Quota

Forms Committee to Raise Quota
The DE Sale Council of the knights
of Columbus Of Lansdowne has just
selected a committee to raise n quota
in the drive for funds for the building
Of the new Philadelphia headquarters
Of the order at Broad and Master
streets. 1t will cost 81 300, 900.
The committee is as follows: John
X. Geraghty, chairman; William f.
Culhane, William +. Browell, Louis j.
Farren. Louis j. Mayer and Francis
]. Hoguet, Of Lansdowne; Harry j..
Donaghy and Charles J. McCue. OF
Morton; Arthur A. Perry, James +.
Carbine. Peter f. Higgins and A. J..
De La Cova, of East Lansdowne; AL
bert J. Crawford and Hugh Doherty,
Jr.. Of Clifton Heights. and John f.
Weber, of Darby.
The committee expects to raise at
least $4,000, and the council expects to
turn in $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
VesuvIus More Ae,n,.

Naples. Aug. 1S.-Incrso,., NH
has been shown for several ds activity
volcano Vesuvius. Enormo,s sS oy Al
Of smoke which arise from us :, column,
have q very impressive annso sne craft,
pecially when seen at night btbrathsce, br NC g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
Ralaed Dollar Bills In Camden

Raised one dollar bills have appeared
in Camden. A receiving teller in the
Camden National Bank detected
spurious note which had been raised
70 ten dollars. Several South Camden
merchants reported to the police the
raised notes had been passed on them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
9sgo7oRu 8qrom

THE Finest Fruit in the Word THE who wishes be we'll
ana sht m at you dressed will select shop which
vo NAV be within 1000 miles of noted for the quality
Philadelphia Hallows chanolse Among the highgade
below Chesnut) nps are hoSe OF Red Fort
perfect delivery that far For Market
stance their today Sree ana II South Fifteenth
Street Moreover will
present extremely
from Belgium luscious Bartlett sein se at dis
pears anu And now is t6e te m price. will their straw
remarkably
the that will delighted
with the wonderful of
silk and madras of
the conceivable color
npse leather BELTS etc, in fact the
wearing apparel which
$780, the lowest offered to mans wardrobe.
COUSIN from the WHEN you of things cleo
short trca at think
he wished while supply Co.. l5I
purchase Engagement Ring
his
the high
Bailey, Banks
we'll
He showed the which
selected 1t their
Polished Grde their endorsement
in the charming Washing Machine
designed seven handlng)
Baieys artists and PROOF hat is SUPERIOR
however tne that
Polished Diamond tn o ready Tor the line with
with other e Use %nger (Which isl
this And enough for those who
s & % os % @ % m9 @ that she the purchase of machine go
could be procured anywhere ~ "o "o 'a"S|
MADE expensive than the kind that v b ~
likes it
hot day when That
fashioned freezer but have Freezer it
churnng required and freezes hard and
Franklin Miller 1912 oneqart size m pnS oS
at s. and the woquar @ This only many labor saving
can recommend this highly feirsera'or''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
CATHOLIC CLUB ON
BIG OUTING MONDAY
Busy Day Planned for Angus
tine Beach With Ball Game
i'm Afternoon.

The Young Ladies' Catholic Club.
auxiliary of the Brownson Library
Association. will give it's first outing
~ the scason. on Monday, July 4, TO
Augustine Beach.
Trucks will leave from the Y. L. c.
4. headquarters. which is in the
llrownsou Building, at nine o'clock.
tlrpwnson members and their friends
are cordially invited.
The committee ON arrangements has
prepared delightful program which
includes selections by the BreMnEoji
band. Also special numbers by the
following nstrume11talists Christie
pher pemel, saxaphone; Frank Mo
LauEhlin. cornet Harold Freeman.
xylophone; William Alexander. FIFE,
ana James Farley. jews harp: solos
hy the following Mary Mel Iaughlin
Agnes McCloskey, Helen Mahoney,
Theresa Desmond and Mary Shaw.
A hall game has been arranged be-
tween the Camel's club and he Blu
col club As these clubs are rivals,
i good game is anticipated, Last, hut
not least, there win be a palatable
spread
The committee in charge follows .
Misses Theresa Murray, Alice Kane,
Josephine Kane, Elizabeth johnson
and Mary Farrell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
RESOLUTION
ADOPTED IN SENATE
Compromise Measure Passed,
After Bitter Attack by the
Democrats, 80 to 10.

washington, July 2.-APeace by reso-
lftion with Germany and Austria now
waite the signature Of President liar-
ding. The Senate late yesterday after-
noon by a vote Of 38 to 49, passed the
Joint resolution which declares the war
with thosr nations 60 be at an end.
II ts not All certain that q formal
treaty AZ peace win be negotiated with
the former enemy nations. Matters in
e ntroversy growing out Of the war
may be embodied IN treaties n amity
and comrnerce that are expected 70 be
negotiated within the near future.
1t was suggested that claims oy ana
against the United States might be sub
nltted to a commission for settlement,
as was the case with Great Britain IN
the settlement Of claims based on the
activities Of the Confederate warship
Alabama
In answer to a question by Senator
Harrison Of Mississippi, Senator Lodge,
the majority leader, informed the Sen
ate that he had no information Of any
kind that justified the expectation that
the Treaty n Versailles IN any form
viii ever he resuhrnitted to the Senate
~ President Harding.
Immediately after the Senate passed
the. resolution and while that cha mber
was in executive session the resolu-
tinn was signed By Vice President
Coolidge and Representative Towner
of Iowa. Speaker pro tenn. in the ab-
sence Of Speaker GiIiett. who is with
the Presidential party visiting in New
Jersey 1t was then sent to the White
House. Senator Lodge called up the
white House and asked that the rsso-
luton be sent to the Frelinghuysan
home near Rarftan, ~. J., for the
Presidents signature.
The resolution, it was announced last
night. win he sent by special messen-
ger tg the President tomorrow morn
irsz,. and should be in the Presidents
hands about o'clock in the afternoon.
whether the President viii Sign the
resolution Immediately or wait. for
sentimental rea sons, until the Fourth.
is a question that only the President
can answer 1t is believed. however
that he win delay afFixing his sigma
ture.
The final vote on the resolution came
after more than four hours Of debate.
in the course Of which Senator Under
wood. the Democratic leader. who made
the principal speech against the reso-
ltrion. denounced the Administration 3
plan Of attaining peace as the pay
u1enf If a political debt and an effort
10 surrender back to German junksr-
dom all the property that this country
seized as an act of war.
(Senator Ball Of Delaware is record
ed as voting for the resolution; Sena-
tor woIcott was absent)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
EVERYTHING READY
FOR MOTOR RACES
Lively Events Scheduled for
State Fair Grounds Monday
Afternoon.

Practically all details except the pre-
pairing Of the track have been com
pleted for Mondays automobile races
under the auspices Of the Delaware
Horse Show Association on the Fair
grounds track. Work on the track
will begin today Immediately after
the horse races and n force Of men
under the direction OF the superinten-
dent ~ the grounds will make the
necessary corrections to fences, to-
night and tomorrow as it will be
necessary 70 work Sunday to finish
the work in time for Mondays races.
All of the officials for the races are
men Of National reputation. Fred J.
Wagner the starter will arrive sun
DAY afternoon, coming here srom his
Long Island country home. A. II.
Means. the secretary Of the Contest
Board OF the American Automobile
Association. who will act as special
representative Of the board at the
local races as well as referee, will ar
rive this evening.
Capt. Il. A. Leavell, who operates
the electrical timer, comes from Chi
cago and will not be here until Mon
day morning. w. c. SweeIey. the
track expert, arrived Yesterday and
Horace 2. Murphy, the director of con-
tcsts, has been in town since wednes-
day
The cars and drivers will begin to
arrive tonight. Most of them will be
here by Sunday night but one or two
are not planning to arrive until Mon
day morning.
The officials Of the Delaware Horse
Show Association have planned on
taking care of the largest crowd ever
on the local fair grounds. The Grand
stand individuel seats will not no re-
served. Each holder of a grand stand
ticket will be entitled to admission to
the stand and a seat, but those who
come first will secure the moro de-
sirable seats. The grand stand boxes
will be reserved and those remaining
unsold will be on sale on the grounds
1t is planned 10 start the races
promptly at . o'clock. daylight saw
ing time. as it viii be necessary. on
account OF the large number Of entries,
to run two OF the events in heats.
Among some of the more prominent
entries are George Crummet, the
Goshen, n. Y, millionaire with his
Speedway Duesenberg. G. r. Kirchu-
ber with a Duesenberg. Bill AIbertson
with a Duesenberg. Larry Beals OF
Boston. Mass, with a Chevrolet Dues
enberg, Roy Sewalt with Hazen
Special, Vim. Darragh of New York
with a Speedway Mercer, Frank
Davidson with his Davidson Special,
the car which the late Bob Burman
made famous on the speedways of the
country, and II. L. Robinson of Wash
ington, Pa, with a Robinson Special
Robinson is regarded as the dirt track
champion of Pennsylvania. He has
started in IS races with the car he
will race here, won money in 54 Of the
events and been first IS times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

axtra Mounds carried by q good boF
,,tvht turn the trick This bout was
a draw.
the windup was rather tame,
rtuphes never allowing Raymond 70
got set. using a straight lead. Hoth
bnvH depended too much on haE
makers.
Mcc,innir put un very poor eshi-
b,tion Of boxing. what's the matter
rs,,elsavg Did that Little Bear hght
spoil your Don't slip In tho ffEt
hout between Buckley McGinnees and
SAMMY schcif. the first three ROUNDS
went 10 Scheiff. scoring with lei,
hard swing. Fourth and fifth even.
sixth round--McGinnes starts out
wall using both hands. Then sud
denly stops. McGinness' round.
scheiff wins by a shade.
p,lgan wins his bout with Joe Mar
tin. outhoxing Martin all the way.
Martin might do better IL he learns %
follow up after leading. He carried
good punch. He uses poor Judgment
with his right swing.
The third bout was between Battling
barnes and Joe Richerts. Rieherts
had asked for return match and ne
got It. Barnes carried him six very
fast rounds. Barnes wins.
The first two rounds Of the Norris
Murphy bout were even Third round;
Murphy had a shade Of this round,
using a right hook and left lead.
Fourth round. This was all Murphy s,
Morris in very bad shape. Murphy
might have won here. just little too
anxious.
Fifth round. Morris comes back
strong. dropping Murphy with
right TO Jaw Morris round. Sixth
round Morris starts forcing again.
landing left to head and right to
body, forcing Murphy to cover.
Murphy rushes Morris. landing left
and right as bell rings. Morris
round. ! give these boys a draw.
The first three rounds of the Ray
mond- Hughes windup were even,
Hughes using a straight lead. Ray
mond depending on a left and right
swing. Fourth and NTH: Raymond
forcing with a straight lead and
right cross. RayTnond's by slight mar
gin. Sixth round: Hughes starts
forcing with left and right Raymond
going to clinch. Hughes forcing with
left lead. Hughes had a small lead in
this round. / call this draw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
BUCKEY N 'G|NN|S
HAS FINE RECORD
Popular Keystone Boxor Has
Many Victories to His
Credit.

Buckley McGinnis, the local bantam
weight Ia a boy who has come to the
front rapidly. The popular little BAN
tan,weight has shown real champion
ship form during the past two weeks.
Little Bear, the Indian, at last week 4
show. He also stopped Willie Taaker,
the week before IN four rounds. Me-
Ginnls, although not recognized as a
X. O. artist has probably scored moro
knock outs than any other local boy.
Some of Buckey's most prominent
fights have been as follows:
Johnny Martin, lost. rounds !;
Johnny Martin. won FIVE times,
rounds. Kid Pearce. won. h. o, 9
rounds: Harry Pierce. won. X. O.. 3
rounds; Charley Barcus. won, X. O.,
rounds; Charley Barcus. won. X. o.,
2 rounds; Tommy Bates, won, X. o.
/ round; Willie Barber. won. X. o.,
rounds: Tommy Kiliraine. won, X.
o.. rounds Willie West, won, X. o..
rounds; Battling Reid. won, X. o., ,
rounds; Battling Reid. won, X. O., 4
rounds: Willie Mack, won. X. O.. I
rounds: Tommy Killrain. won. X. O. I
rounds; Willie Mack, won. X. o., I
round: Willie Kline. won, X. o., 4
rounds; Jimmy Belmont. won. X. o.
2 rounds: Johney Toy. won. X. O., 2
rounds; Willie Tasser, won, X O..
I rounds: Kid Johnson, won, technical
X. o. rounds: Buckley Williams
won. K. o, rounds: Little Bear. won
X. o, rounds: Freddie Rrank. won
Il. o.. rounds, Terry Williams, won
6 rounds: Artie Mccain, draw, 8
rounds; Tommy Harris. won,
rounds: White Burk, lost, rounds:
Ray Belmont. lost. 9 rounds: Mickey
Brown. won. s rounds: Kid johnson
lost, 6 rounds, Kid johnson, won, fou,
times. 6 rounds each: White Burke
won, rounds; Benny Bass, won, {
rounds: Danny Summers, won. {
rounds; Johney Traub, won, 6 rounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
NKnr rounrn os rnE nnIrg.
American Soldiers win Have sport.
aud Fireworks.

Cobionz, July 2--Juig a Nin hd o.
play day" for tho American i0frfr r
Germany. All work win br w nen1e1
and the efforts 0f tho 5000 Dough
boys here viii be- directed f1garr en-
joylng an athletic pforfam ana
theatre Performance 1ho fnda-
pendence Day celebration wit end n
the evening with 4 bic display ~ nrss
works a. the CID fort ~ Ehrenhrtifl
stein
The program. which ir to barin nf
o'clock in the morning caiis i0r mHl
eating contests. creased pig afrhInr
climbing creased poles ~ mans
race and demon atratiou ~ hfinHfold.
ed boxing These events viii 81 foi
lowed ~ a championship hanthaH
game between two brigade Terms
There will also br q 3O-kiiomafnf 10.
cycle race and 7s.knometef mara
thOn.
Two vaudeville 8nd Horf come
pany Performance and numerous nn.
tiun picture shows win anIuse fhc snI-
dierg between ne nnirh ~ tha otter.
noon events and the fireworks display
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
HORNSbY'S BAT TING
GETS CHECK IN EAST
Young Jumps From Sixth to
Second Place; Ruth Adds
Four Homers.

N, Associated t'rcas 60 Every Evening.
ehieagn. July ss--liogcrs Hornshy.
the 81. Louis slugeer. who Is topping
thu hattrra uf the National League.
fsvrd atin pitching tho past week,
when the Cardinals met eastern IN
satlrra. and dropped twelve points OF
hia hattlne average according Go ng-
urea which include games OF last
"Wednesday. lie was then hitting
aof
itarnAhv has passed the century
mark far hits. the first member of the
neydlcr circuit % DO this 80 far this
soason lle has cracked out fo5 for
a total ~ iGa hasrs. Hts hits in
cludr sixteen doubles, ten triples and
seven homera
Pep Young, of New York. has ad-
tancoa from sixth position % second
with an avorsge ~ S61 while Me
ifeury. the Cardinal outnelder though
dropWur sl points, remains third with
.a0i
Whom Qcorge Kelley, of New York.
lmnaod oui a homer during the wc,k
d. raised hts total 60 TO- just one
bohnd Mruapt ~ philadelphia, who
failed a. add IS his string
MaN Carc, tile 0eet rittshurg out
nelasr ami Frank Frisch. of New
Work. arc haNipg close race FOR
atnion mpe honors Bach added four
a. bis string and they are tied with
each
other le8dine hatt,rs are Roush
cincinnati 500 Neus,l. fhiladslphia
asa oirlm,s Ohl,ego. .3s4 Mann.
~ Louis. 35i Fournlcr ST. Louis
asa Maranvnlt l'lttsburE 35i Cut
ahaV. rlttsburrh 2tf.
uaht Ruth has recovered from his
setback last week a. the hands q
Dlck Kerr - the white Sox lie
drove nut four circuit hits the past
Wrrk and brought his total up @ Is.
ils aNrragc did not fare 50 well. drop
pins SIX points b 266 Ruth has
made 81 hits for 4 total ~ 2o5 hascs.
and also Ipads in runs scored. having
rtrIsiefcd f3 he has cracked out
uenty doubles and ssven triples.
Harry Hoffman the Detroit swat
,er Who Il badiug the men Who have
alavrd in forty or more games. rot
a,k into his stride and boosted his
Lvrrage ~ ais Tris Speaker pilot
u
lp to hoffman With an average of
eos ny cobb the Detroit leader. suf-
serrd a loss 81 eight points during
~ past week hut continued IN third
,inee with 2NS GeoHCg SislCr the
al auis star. stuck gc fourth place
lospite = drop n ~ points ie Is
lttna 9e5
Sister pffored another hasc during
~ w,,ek and leads the American
esarue with f5. with Joe Judge and
81 Harris ~ WashihEtnn-I tied for
second place with each.
other ieatina hittors arc Neach
Detroit. a6a Severed st Louis, SOS
williams, So Louis, SA5 L Collins
rhieaao. ats Toxin. 81 Louis. 350,
R Jones. Detroit StS Charity,
Washington. .3a6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Local Sports

Beryl Long, star bortsider of the
Eastlake team OF the City League,
win take the trip to Millsboro with
Crescent on Monday and win probably
work in the morning game.
The Keystone Field Club viii be
represented on the diamond by first
class travelling team and Manager
Hacketi has arranged games with
some Of the fastest teams in this
section.
Spike Hayden. lightweight champion
wrestler of Delaware. has joined the
Delaware Athletic Club and Will
wear the coiors Of that organization
in his bouts.
The Sudlersville. Md. baseball team
viii play a double-header at the
workhouse on Monday.
Huber and Edge Moor will appear
in a City League game this afternoon
at Rockford Park.
Rosedale A. C. win play wiluinE-
ton Giants at the military grounds
this afternoon.
Parkside and South Side-Eden will
stage a game at Harlan Field this
afternoon.
Five light harness events are on the
program at the Delaware State Fair
grounds this afternoon.
The Defiance -Brownson game,
which was TO have been played today
has been cancelled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
yEvTvon TO HavE no HorrL.
d. Points Reported Rack ~ rlars for
$1,000 900 structure.

Ventnor. July 2--du f'onf hotel ins
terests are reported - ~ hack III
big hotel planned for the beach front
here. The structure win Cosf close
% $1,000 900. according q announce
ments by Lewis Bryant state rnbor
Commissioner. who heads me loci
interests IN the syndicate
Plans Tor the hotel were drawn tw1
years ago bur the high costs revrslsd
by bids submitted caused poatpone-
ment 70 the present time Under ih~
plans announced yesterday. new bids
viii Be asked and work started eariv
IN the fail II win he the nrsf hotel
for this residential city which a pop
uIated largely by philadelphia cot
layers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Nc Ginnis Coming to the Front; Auto Races

to inspect the arena. They vert pilot
ed by Promoter HIckards who war
informed by the contractors that the
arena was 90 per cent completed and
that II would apat n1.sfa persons. The
receipts for the sale of tickets At that
time az officially announced amounted
10 $4,000 and the capacity uf the
enclosure would allow for q sale Of
tickets amounting to si.sp0,ooo.
Juno 25.--sevsrsi persons were ar
rested for issuing bogus tickets for
the Dempsey Carpenter bout. Police
found the printing press and plates
In New York city. Promoter
Hiekard Immediately wired all
over the United States warning pros
peetive purchasers to buy tickets only
from authorized agents.
June sTs--I,fomnter Illckard en-
nounced that q fiat purse of 100000
Instead 81 a percentage OF the gate
Dempsey and Carpenter, Dempsey 70
receive 5000. 900. win. lose or draw
and Carpenter. 100000. Rickarl
stated he had exercised his contract
privilege Of recalling the percentage
arrangement. A certified check for
100000 was then handed 20 the
stakeholder, by Tex Hickard.
Chronology 80
II was arranged that the arena
would be opened at 9 a. m, Saturday
with the FIRST preliminary bout sehe-
duied at one o'clock. The card Of
preIifninaries was announced as fol-
lows.
Babe Herman vs. Joe Metranga.
packey 0'Ciatty vs.. frankie Burns
Dick Grinen vs. Midget Smith.
Jackie Curtis vs.. Mickey belmont
or While Spencer.
Gene Tunney w. Soldier Jones.
Jack Renault w. Billy miske.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
BERGMAN BATTLES DOVER.
Centreville Twirier Allows Capi-
tai Players But Four Scat
tered Hits.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, July Inability 10 solve
the offerings OF bergman, caused
Dover to lose a game to Centerville
here yesterday. 10 /. The visitors
twirler only allowed 81 local batters
to face him during the contest.
The visitors scored fret when
Steinfet poled one over the left fiel,l
fence for home run in the second.
Another run was added in the fourth.
The locals only run was scored in
the nth. Clendaniel. the first batter
up, hit the first bali pitched to left
field for triple and scored when
jackson doubled in the same direc-
tton. Bergman Immediately settled
down and famed the next three hat
ters. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Mr.. Henry at sheIIpot Park.

The feature at Shellpot Park this
afternoon and evening will be tho
singing Of Dorothy ID. Young (Mrs.
James f. Henry, the well-known con-
tralto soioist. Mrs. Henry is a favor
ite with the people Of this city, who.
no doubt viii be delighted to know
that she has resumed her solo work.
On the evening of July 4 there viii be
splendid display of fireworks ir
charge Of experts and a sufficient dis.
tance away from the crowd to avoid
all danger. There will be a safe and
sane Fourth of July celebration at tho
park all day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Charge Boys win Theft

Charged with stealing cigarettes aud
other articles valued az $3.50 from
the store Of Peter de Aiasi. Third ard
West street three boys, Paul Pyle.
Bruno Adesa and Harry Shultz were
ordered after a hearing In Juvenile
Court today 70 pay the cost of tho
stolen articles. and the costs of "a.
prosecution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
EAST END TO TRAVEL.

The East End team will travel to
Kennedyville. Md. on July 4, where
they will play the Kent Motor Com
pany two games. one in the morning
and one in the afternoon. The Kent
Motor Company is regarded as the
fastest amateur independent team ia
Maryland, and Manager Gabrail will.
have a strong lineup TO go to Ken
nedyville.
Manager Gabrail wishes all his play
ers to report for practice tomorrow
afternoon at u. IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
MARRIAGE COST HIGHER.
Philadelphia Boosts Price Of tn
Necessary License

Philadelphia. July 2.-The price Of
marriage license jumped from 81 TO
s1.5o today. The last couple to obtain
one at the old rate was George Wash
ington ETurer and Alice McGrath. while
the first pair to meet he increased cost
of wedding was Andrew Jackson and
Villa Williams.
While some Of the bridegroorns-eiect
grumbled at the changed quotations,
most of them seemed willing to meet
the rise. license clerks said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
SIGNS TAFT COMMISSION.

washington July The Cornnuia-
sion 0f william Howard Taft ss chief
Justice of the United states Supreme
Court was signed yesterday ~ Az
torney General DauEherty in the ures-
ence of Senator Willis ~ ohio. nnd
later st was forwarded ~ the white
House for signature ~ f'resid~rt
Harding.
Henry Taft n New York. brother ~
the newly appointed chief Tusflca.
called at the White House to exprera
his appreciation ~ the honor done hia
brother. Mr.. Taft did not SEQ presi-
dent Harding. but paid his respects
through Secretary Christian.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
COBB OUT OF GAME.

Cleveland. o., july 2.-Injuries re-
ceived by Ty Cobb, manager OF the
Detroit Tigers, in sliding into a base
In Thursdays game with Cleveland.
probably will keep the star outfielder
out Of the game for at least three
weeks, physicians announced yester-
day. In doing a hook slide, Cobb
spiked himself in the knee. Five
stitches were necessary.