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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
CARPENTER AFTER GLORY;
HE'S ALREADY WEALTH.

Manhassat. y. Y, June 1S.-The
story that Georges Carpenter lost his
fortune during the war and consented
to fight Dempsey as a means of re-
plenishing his bank account has been
branded here as idle talk"
One of the challenger's most init
mate friends said today that Car
pentier has been much annoyed over
this report and wants the American
public TO know that he is fighting
Dempsey for glory.
While his share of the purse will
be large in the gross. il will dwindle
i'm the payment of taxes and division
with manager, trainer and other mem
bers of the party and will be COM
paratively SMALL his friend said.
Few persons in America know that
Carpenter has money enough to per-
nit his retirement from the ring now
and keep him and his family in luxury
for life
His beautiful villa at Dieppc is one
of the show places in the country. He
has large number of servants there
and at his parents home which also
is a place of beauty and luxury. He
keeps half dozen automobiles and
has valuable property in different
parts of France from which he realizes
a comfortable income.
Georges wants TO be heavy weight
champion of the world.
Carpenter was much refreshed to-
day after his enforced idleness of yes
terday when he was compelled to cut
the training program short because of
rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
FLAG RAISING At
CLAYTON PLAYGROUND
Band Concert, Dancing and
Speeches This Afternoon
and Evening.

hayor-eieof Leroy uar,np uspa.
william q Tayior gtaff aensfar
Thomas o. GofmieV and aftafal
Councilmen viii address fhs nar rtla.
ine exercises ~ fhe Clayton Neigh.
borhood Association b d. held af 80
Clayton playground SECOND and o.
Pont streets. this afternoon snd ets.
ming
Between 3 and O'Clock tnia aner.
noon there Win b. dances - bnps ans
zirls, various kinds ~ sfhleffr events
ana ~ sddrcsE ~ Navuf. elect
Harvey Between and ths H.~
raising viii ~ held aud other sa
dresses given. ard between and Ia
Hohlnson's f'hnhsrmont Hand .m
give concert
Those in charge arss E Il. nsi.letf
general chairman reception rHmu.Ii.
tee--Councilman John Nnffae
Earl seidei Mlas tlis samNmfh. ~
Irwin cros@sn John y Qrant faaay.h
~ Brogsrt booth committee.
cream. Lewis Welsh. nsri awssts...
cake. Mrs. Earl seldIs. rsrrvesrl
Mrs. William Burns novelties ara
grab bsgs Mr.. John y. granf easav
Walter Gray bows sports eanrnittsa
Joseph ~. Erogant nlrlo aree,.
committee. Irwin Cro~aAn. chaif.
man Mrs. Lewis Welsh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
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CALVERT WINS $500.
Accident Beard Allows This Sum for
Loss of Hand AT Harlan Plant.

The Industrial Accident Board has
postponed until June rs decision in
the case of John McCafferty, of New
Castle, a minor, who lost three fingers
of the right hand while working at
the Wilmington Fibre Specially Com
pany's plant. New Castle. on Septem-
ber 81. 1920
Decision was also reserved in the
case of Fl. c. Smith, 626 Lombard
street, who received compensation for
a broken arm received at the General
Chemical Company's plant in April
1920. and who appealed for more on
the grounds that his earning power
was decreased. until an x-ray examin-
ation Is made of the injury.
In the case of Emory Calvert who
lost a hand III the Harlan plant in
November 1920. who has been re-
ceiving compensation for nine months,
and who asked To have the compen-
sation commuted so that he could
purchase a home in BelIefonte, ar
rangements were made with the Beth
lehem Shipbuilding Corporation To
pay him $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
MORRIS MAKES WILLIS
TAKE THE SHORT END
Local Scrapper Has Best of
Argument With PhiIadelphian;
Dugan Defeats Martin.
by John Y. Cooper.

a good show featured the bill Of the
keystone Field Club at pythian
Castle last night All OF the bouts
we're well contested and were very
much enjoyed by all present The
system used last night beats the
second collection plan, The keystone
boys deserve the highest praise for
the manner in which these shows have
been conducted. The conduct Of the
patrons and boxers has been of the
highest order
In the windup bout, Dugan won
over Joe Martin. In the opening
round, Martin tried left lead. fol-
lowed by a right swing time. after time
with no success. Dugan countered
with a straight left. In the second
round. Martin displayed poor judg-
ment of distance and Dugan outboXed
him. In the fourth round Dugan dis
played much skill in avoiding blows.
Martin showed he needs more groom
ing Martin appears to fear Dugan's
right He does not fight with his old
das sh and fails TO follow up.
In the third bout of the evening.
Battling Barnes won over Richards.
The first and second rounds were
about even. In the third Richards
went to the floor, but was UP in a
second Richards started out well in
the fourth. but soon slowed up. Barnes
started to make a finish in the fifth,
crossing right after right to richards s
jaw. Barnes was still forcing in the
sixth. with Richards trying to fight
back
In the semi windup bout Morris
won over Jimmy Willis. In the first
round. Wills showed some class as q
boxer. using a straight left lead. lie
lacked the punch Willis outboxed
Morris in the second still using
left. Mickey did the forcing in the
third round, and his blows had more
steam. Morris still forced in the
fourth round, with Willis showing
spurts now and then Willis went to
cover in every exchange. Morris
showed poor judgment in the fifth
round. particularly against a boy who
lacked the punch. Morris outclassed
Willis all the way through the six.
Kid Boots and Johnny Traub came
together in the first bout of the even
ing with Traub having the best of the
affair. In the second bout, McGinnis
won over Tasker The local boy won
the first, second and third rounds
while Tasker used a style displeasing
to the crowd. The crowd yelled put
him off and he was taken off.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
RUTH SETS MORE
BATTING RECORDS
- Homers for Season, Seven
IN Five Games and Makes
Longest Drive.

Chicago. June lS.--ISaho Ruth, New
York Yankee siugger, and Dick Kerr,
White SoN pitcher. share the honors ~
the American league averages releas-
81 to-day. which include games q We'd
nesdaN. Babe broke al hitting rer-
osds ana Kerr stopped the mighty bat
ter when he seemed on an endless
homp rup strcak,
Ruth shattered all records by driv-
ing out seven homcrs in five games.
oue establishing q new mark tor dis
tanV.. it, estimated length being f50
feet aud sathrred enough shorter his
g. hiring his average from .349 10 .315.
Then he facrd Kerr and his home run
sirtak was hrukon Ruth has -
houers and g o. days ahrad Of h,s
lasi seasons mark, as II Wednesday
All The haders uf a wecl> ago sut-
fere1 tight batting shmps. EXCEPT
Ruth Harry Hoffman. ct Detroit.
,onlinurs Ca hold the lead with mark
ol lat other leaders are. speaker
.ll4 Cuhb Detroit. aet SISTER. :.
l.ouls 3ao Se,vrcid 81. Louis. SIS.
Williams 81 lauis $40; Nitt. rhlla
d,l ua 36b CeHias chicago. .3Sa,
aiHln ts leadlng. Ia stolen bases
with uutetn
Mlicur, 81 lnot National uuf-
teidt is pushng b team maie.
irers ilnrusbN fm thv batting head
H ihg National t.g3gut liornsbN
Hfrped fiotn tst wvck ago to .AlB.
hHt retains the lrad Mcllenrv boost
~ hs average tum $50 ~ .40I
tstlt Mann aud istuurs lfouruieI.
$3.50 nthtr Cardinals. went pl hat-
lHs q, durine the week the form III
taNlne un ~ points fot an average "a
iAN. while tht ErenDhman aiNanrcJ
T. poinis tor Fourth pla,, With an
average of abN
Neusd philadelphia outheiler 4
tuppine the National I.eagW circui;
Drive huicrs with II round trim
smnshes Max Carey piushurg or
feldpr is IN tho lead tor stolen Ill e
honors with la
nthrr leading hatters Include Ha. al
Eraye. Cincinnati s0a Young. New
york. ae2 Maranville. Pittshutg. .g5>
fiernry piitshurg $50. Grimes
thiraTo .adi ,. Miller Philadelphia.
.aiA Mrusel, Philadelphia 2f6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
SWIMMING MEET
ON MONDAY NIGHT
Captain Bardo's Team to Com
pete With Baltimore Stars
in Local Pool.

The swimming meet 10 he held IN
the " AZ. &. \. pool on Monday night
has created a great deal of interest
and from all indications the local
swimmers will have the backing Of a
large gallery when they stack M
against the team from the Oriole city.
That this meet should come at a
time when interest in acquatics is ~
such a high pitch is most fitting be
cause il win give those persons who
nave taken part in the swimming
campaigns conducted throughout the
city during the past week an on
portunity to see some real speed al-
tists in action
Although Captain Bardo's -tean-
mates feel confident q the outcome ~
,thc meet. they realize that they must
Is in top form "a get another win
from the Baltimore tieh.
The work uf Boyer and Ped,ick has
created a great deal Of interest amonp
the followers of the team. 2oth uf
these boys are divers and plungers Of
NO mean ability and have always given
account ~ themselves in connection
With BovGr holding first honorS Il,
tht Ht0iAeN AoI Instance ana Sedrlck
taxing nrsi place IN the diving In
the meet at Baltimore pedrick beat
Boyers best mark in the plunge hy
several feet. while on the other hapa
BOycr won first place in The diving
both al Baltimore and Washington.
consequently ius4 what the outcome
of the work OF these two Swimmers
viii he is giving the dopesters some.
thing TO discuss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
AS REFEREE
IS CHOICE OF EDCREN
Jersey Boxing Commission,
However, May Insist on Pick
ing Own Man for Fight.
nv Associated Press to Evers Evening

ily Associated Press TO Every Evening
Atlantic city. June is. Robert Ed.
gren. stakeholder and final arhiter oi
All disputes between Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter. and Tex
Rickard favor the selection OF James
!. iefTries. former champion. az referee
Of the championship contest.
Edgren made this announcement
after another conference with Jack
l<earns. manager of Dempsey. on the
referee situation over which con
t-oversy is raging hecause Of the de-
sire OF the New Jersey boxing COM
mission TO appoint a New Jersey
referee
IT the referee finally il left TO me
for selection | shall recommend the
.hoice Of Jeffries. Edgren said. "He
has an unimpeachable reputation for
honesty. knows the game. and has a
world wide reputation as a former
champion.
When the Carpenter Dempsey
match was first made. | was the choice.
OF the principals as referee. But | am
willing 10 step aside in favor of Jef-
fries or anyone else If the situation
can he adjusted.
There win be another meeting Of
the commission Monday at which time
the referee question probably will be-
settled,
William r. Poochl Donayan, the
veteran Harvard athletic teams, ex-
pressed the opinion today that hard
work FOR the next two weeks would
place Dempsey on edge for the defence
Of his title. He declared however. that
the champion would require the SER
voices of some high class sparring part
ners TO reach the top of his form.
Battling Ghee, the Memphis, Tenn,
1856 pound negro. who waited for eight
days for an opportunity TO take a few
punches at Dempsey. probobly is sad
der but wiser today. Ghee faced the
champion for the first time yesterday
and was on the floor three times dur
ing their two rounds. Ghee hurried to
a dentist to find out what could be
done To save two teeth which Demp-
sey knocked loose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Y. N. H. A. OUTING At
AUGUSTINE BEACH
Big Time Planned With Many
Athletic Contests to In
terest Everyone.

EvprNghing is in readiness for the
hip annual carnival 80 the y. n ~. A.
ard tho W n a. and the BNai
l3iih l.udEe which viii take plac"
tomorrow at Augustine Beach
Nine events arc scheduled for the
ptaeram and viii include: Fifty-yars
daah Tor hoys. 1a-yard dash Tor u W.
al A. quarter mile run for Y NJ II.
and BNa Birth, ao-yard cash fol'
alrie. itoiato race for Y W n A., 100
Aard dash fw y NJ u a. aud B'Nai
isrlih fai mems rare, standing broad
iump. Y 81 n a and BNai Birth.
There VIII bt q snes ial tO0-yard dash
lnf thp n 81. y a. board ~ directors.
executive secretaeN and y Nal Birth
DihterE ana "a lofato rare for the
feminine mefnhofx
There viii he quarter mile run
With unp class luf hieh school college
hsen ard athletes % traininc whii.s
the ulher lass viii hc for "old timers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Local Sports

Mt. Salem on Thursday defeated 81
I'aula t2-6. I'm "A game featured by
the heavy hitting Of the winners
Haley and White had three hits [,
their credit. Wright. Mendenhail and
Coffin drove out circuit eiouta.
Final preparations for the Defiance
moonlight viii be made at a meeting
of the COMMITTEES tomorrow night.
THE first OF series Of games fer the
eolored championship of the city viii
be staged at Harlan Field Monday.
between the Wilmington Giants aud
the Wilmington Tigers.
Truckey Ali-stars defeated the fast
Wright A. c. last night at the Brown
town diamond, 80. The Truekev team
would like To arrange games wiA any
team In the city. Address all ehal.
lengas to J. Flowers. sos Marshall
street.
olen Haokett manager Of Mickey
Morris. local fiy- weight, recently turn
ed down an offer 10 box Indian Russell
In Harrisburg. According Co Haekett
the reason for this was that the man
aTement wanted Morris to box fer
nothing.
Sales A Z. would like to arrange
twilight games with any iB 20 10 year
old team in the city. Cali Harry
Carney. phone 5276-W.
Bil Minnick will participate in the
motorcycle races at Chester this after
noon. when the first automobile races
Of the season for Chester will he
staged \ number Of WilminRtoniana
are expected to attend these races.
Harlan Giants will go 10 Camden, y
y. today to play the Emerson A. g, of
that place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
JEFFR|ES- JOHNSON GO
MEMORABLE BAT Tie
Contest at Reno in 1910 Drew
Thousands OF Fans; jeff Put
Up Game Fight
ns Assoelnte.l rteaa 10 I.yer, EyenIne

fsy Associated rfesa TO Every Evening
In the long list of decisive ring
battles through which tho mantle
worn by sullivan has passed down tho
years TO the bronzed shoulders Of
Jack Dempsey, there lis no page 10
compare with that reouunting the
clash between Jack johnson and Jim
Ieffries IN aunseofcned arena a.
Reno. on July 4. 1910.
Tex Eiekard reared great wooden
saucer uut on the plains Of Nevada 10
accommodate the thousands who
gathered from all over the country 10
see the tilt. lie hung np purse of
fioi 900. an unprecedented prize In
those days
Jefrfies had not fought In more than
I've years. IN the days of his reign
In the ring. none had beer HE fnaste,
and he had retired voluntarily with IN
defeats recorded against him lie wa
80 yea,s old, an age often ree1nned a.
dutage in the realm Of sport. The at
Tempt on his part Ia restore the
championship 70 the whit. race was
an effort to which he had been In
1uced by a constant elamor from
lose who despaired Of Johnson ever
ieing beaten hy the crop of Whit
hopes then Heei,ing matches with him.
II was a great thrang that assem-
bled FOR the battle Frinred around
the great arena packed. were rows ~
birds nests built 10 shelter the
sweet sisterhood from the Reno 1i-
torea colony. 10 them the fight was
A charming break IN the monotong
Of serving time. .iefffies trained down
to 22a pounds to meet the sleek on
ponent three years hia Junior and
then in magnificent physical trim.
There was vigorous fighting nj the
start. with Jafffies rrdnched into seri-
oua mein aud bis opponent erect, grim
ming aud talking Al USUAL
In the fifth round Jeffries sent Il
stray left that rocked johnson and
wiped away his smile.
hut the worried look on the black
taee passed, big white teeth again
sleamed and through them came tie
adinonilinn .Don1 rush. Mistah Ief
doncha haah what a'hna tellin YOU
Come ON. Jeff. It's easy" he repeat
ID often through the bitter rounds
Age and tive years Of freedom from
the rigors uf training told on infrriee
and the pnwef u his blows grew las.
strong Hs the hattie wet on. In IL.
fifteenth iuund-the last ene--.Tohn-
son sent him ta the ropes with
aatage uppereut Against the droof,
Ing head Of the weary white Iaan the
black fighter then pounded away
With one uppsrtut after another.
The challenger had tried and failed
and he fell taking punishment HE
hopped into the ring TO stav
The slaughter. wheraupon Eieknrd held
np Johnson's hand In signal of vic
tory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
TAX ALL CITIZENS TO
SUPPORT HOSPITALS
Mayor Taylor Advocates This
System at Physicians and
Surgeons Commencement.

That every citizen should. through
taxation. bear his proportionate share
of the cost Of all hospitals in this
city was the position assumed by
Mayor William G.. Taylor In his ad-
dress last night at the New Century
Club.
The occasion was the gradua ton ex-
ereises of the training school for
nurses conducted by the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital. diplomas be-
ing received by Miss Ingeborg E. See
dorf. of Stockholm. Sweden; Miss
Helen G. Taft, Milwaukee and Miss
Hazel w. James of Cumberland. Nd.
DR.. Albert Robin made the presenta-
tion of the diplomas and graduate
nurses pins. lie commended the pro-
fession that the young women are
entering. as founded on unselfish-
ness, and a higher conception than
self-preserVation, vaunted as The
irst law of nature
Promising that the hospitals should
be put on the footing of community
institutions and consequently be sup
ported by public funds, Mayor Taylor
continued by recommending that more
general adoption of the nursing pro-
fession be practiced by young women
choosing a career; asserting that 1t
was second only TO that of the ply
sician whose instructions as to care
and treatment depend on the nurse
for their proper administration
Music was rendered by Madame
Sonia Tarumianza. pianiste, and Mrs.
Esther II. 0'Blenis. soprano, with
violin accompaufment of Miss Eliza
beth Marley.
The formal exercises We're con-
Guided with the singing of America"
BY the audience. Rev. William Lam
ming made the opening invocation.
Dancing followed the formal pro-
gram, and refreshments We're served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
|DEAN SHINES IN
| GOLF TOURNAMENT
Sidney Scott. Local Star, De-
fcated in First Round; n G
Chickering Features

| T. simpson Dean. the Princeton star
yesterday afternoon continued his
march to the finals I'm the golf tourna-
ment at the Wilmington Country Club
by defeating Y. McQuilen. OF White
marsh, q and in the second round OF
match play Dean defeated Sidney
Scott. the local golfer winner of last
years tournament IN the morning
on as likely winner and his eefea
SO early In the tournament was big
surprise.
A large gallery watched tho Dean
Scott match in the morning. especially
when the pair of golfers reached the
vicinity Of the club house. H. l.. New
ton, Of Whitemarsh. provided the real
upset OF the day. when he easily de-
feated Joe Cohle. and 2, after cohle
had taken thrilling match IN the
morning from Eddie briggs Coble
was suffering from his nerve-racking
match in the morning
II. g Chickering, the only local sur.
vivor in the first flight came through
handily, capturing both of his matches
defeating J. G. Radcliffe i'm the morn
ing, and 4. and winning from Her
man Wendell. the st David's entry.
IN the second round. ) and 4. The
summary
championship SiSteen--second Round.
J. $. Dean. Princeton. defeated y
McQuilieu. whitemarsh. & and 3.
III. L. Newton. whtemarsh de-
featcd y. c. Coble, =. &. O.. and
II. g. Chickering, Wilmington. de-
feated II. Wendell. ST. DavidFs. and
\. J. Walker Columbia defeated +.
Janvier. Wilmington, and &.
Second Sixtcen--seeond Round.
&. 9. Hub, Mortified. defeated q. O
Suddards. T.. g. a.. and 4.
q. Gardner, Buffalo. defeated q. W
Moreton. Wilmington, : and 4
u y. Newton. whitemarsh. defeated
y. z. Kelly, y. G. C., and 4.
Dr louell. Frankfort. defeated
Hugh Mckenzie. Washington. and
Third >inteen-Second Round.
r. a. Wardenhurg. Wilmington. de-
feated A. McGeorge. Wilmington. up.
= +. Armstrong. Wilmington. defeat
ed a. AlcGeorge. Wilmington, IN.
y. Y. Armstrong. Wilmington. de-
feated John Richardson, Wilmington
8 and a.
John Markell, Wilmington. defeated
Or. :. Bolton. Frankford. and l.
Robert Barr. ST. Dayid-s, defeated
=. =. jackson, r. &. g., and ;.
Fourth >iNteen--Second Round.
l.. +. Mahony. Wilmington. defeat
ed J. r. Bailey, Wilmington, / up.
G. l.. Coppage, Wilmington. defeated
G. II. Williams, Bala, and 3.
II. Hoopes. Wilmington defeated
J. G. Lawson. Wilmington, and 2.
&. X. Bawden, +. {. O., defeated II.
W Gin. Il. c, c., | up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
WV ,HtRTE "a.

Dover Juno - - Charters x~rr at~a
h~re yesterday a. fnilow~
Hunt = Theatres lnr Phiiad~iuhfa -
capital. 81 ffssl.pon. nifrr Inv Nnar,.
Inc. New YORK CITY. 81 .ofN Of~u H.mAsr.
share Co. Ne- Work fliV. ~ 90 fsb1
Goal Corporation Wilmington D@i s1nn
O0s. Delaware Ice Rnn ~fof&ss Co tetl
mington. Dei sisOOo >uboi. fo
Philadelphia. Pa. 81 .dssi ~ IIlsrorA
Motor Co. FittsourR Pa trop oss, ifaf.
rinxton Adams. Inc. fo~torAs ono
500 900. du Pont securities Co VIA.
minzton. Del. 500 900 Ne. London shin
and Engine Co. ~ Delaware wiimfns.
ton. Del. 500 coo Columbia Piim --r.
vice Inc. Wilmington Del. xliS DssD.
Kent pil. Gas and Developing Co Dan.
nonsburg. Pa sO.Osl. Dri~pssi Flsx,rr,e
Fixture Co, Niiusnston. Del. $50 coo
Woinosc Publishing Co. Sew orb cts.
$4,000, standard once service Co. NO.
yer. Del. $4,000.
Increase In capital of Domestir Dchsar~~
tor Corporation. from 81 800 ono io 81
-p).D0n.
Change u name ~ Master Nachine ~.
% Victor Slicing Machine Co, rhii@asl-
phis. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
SAYS DEMPSEY DOESN'T
EVEN KNOW WOMAN

Atlantic city. June ls,--.Jack
Dempsey does not even know
the woman, and never even
heard of the town. said Jack
koarns, manager for the cham
pion. late yesterday, when in
formed Of the flltng at Paw
huska. Okla. of a suit for di-
vorce by Y. K, Boulanger. nam.
ing Dempsey as correspondent
A message from the Okla
homa town stated that Boulan-
ger charges his wife. Lilly
Boulanger. with carrying IN
''Clandcstine correspondence
with one Jack Dempsey. of Los
Angeles. Calf He claims to
have in his possession letters
written hy Dempsey to hia
wife. He asserts the JACK
Dempsey named Is the we'll
known pugilis,, Boulangcr is a
member of the Usage Indian
tribe. and is receiving 81 600
from the government for oil
lands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Dean Displays Dazzling Ability Y w. H. A. Outi

Penn .yivasis September ~. % ~
Ptsfsbusg
south Casv''rs bs,.s~r sep,<rhss .ra
south Dakota tusnsi ~ ~ nspla
fify
Tenn~s~e~ Ip,v 4. y thst,.ns...a
Vermont ~~pt~mt~r nft,isud
Airzinia Ssps~snb~f q ~osfnil
Washington. foly - IS ~ unnuia u
Wisconsin Juns ~ - MI pa.'fI4If
Hawaii august ~ flin
France. Srpt<ntser I Fxsla
omen Aosliis'f '~nsen'lon fn b.
held simultaneously
The Kansas Womens Au4H.a,la.
gave 1900 fof fhs i.exlona fund fas
the dc,0fa'ing ~ RravsH in Franff
The new national comma nde, -
Emory. viii ni In ~ me dates ~,
rpee' hes. lectures. etc. made hs ib.
hate Commander caibfarh.
feFiou Posts Throughout r.orsei.
wants have taken up fhe matter of
Wanting trees along fhe lincoln lfiet
way across fcnnsylyaHla ln fanaf -
World Wa dead
Col. ThDmsf W Miller ana Cant
henry =. Parker represented int Dtf
aware Depn ftment - the funeral l.eI
SATURDAY ~ Col ~ w Cnbfafh -
iional commander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
MEETING TOMORROW

Mayor-elect Harvey. Councilrna
AleSander Abrahams. ReY. Father
James Grant, Tax Collector Elmer
hlund. Rev. Father Francis Tucker
and other prominent speakers will be
present at meeting of the Crescent
Athletic Club tomorrow afternoon. al
the rooms. 104 West Eighth street.
Representatives of the other clubs of
the city viii De present 10 extend the
good viii Of their associates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
SM00TH-BACK FIGHT
TICKETS COUNTERFEIT

New York, June 1S.-Rough
back, genuine, smooth hack,
counterfeit-this viii tell wheth-
er pasteboards for the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight are o. X.
Promoter Tex Rickard declared
yesterday, after hearing of al
legged bogus ticket operations in
Reading, Pa He explained that
a steel plate. used IN engraving
the genuine articles hal ruffied
their backs