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third Of 81 the supplies II requires
Of paper, wood. and pulp.
Lumber Tarif Harmful.
70 complicate the situation. the
pending permanent tariff blii provides
for a tariff on lumber. and this the
American Forestry Association Is
making every effort to combat.
Charles Lathfop Pack. president of
the organization. has embodied the
views of the organization and sent
them 10 President Harding for his
consideration.
In this statement. II is pointed out
that the country IS believed to b. III
need Of at least a million additional
homes and that quite az many II not
more farm buildings are needed and
awaiting erection. Any tariff on lun-
Der, Mr.. Pack said, would add 70 the
cost of this construction, and would
result IN serious delay iB solving the
housing problem and the equally inn
portant problem Of providing ade-
quate agricultural buildings.
BY the tariff, il IL rrge-d, the c9s.
Of paper 10 newspapers and H5sa-
Zines, the great mediums Of edpea-
tion throughout the country, would
be materially affected, anG that "a
many cases Il woglG mean the sifr-
taiiment Or suspension Of highly nec-
,sssary publications.
II is urged also that putting a tar
lff on lumcer would De an economic
mistake baslsaiIy. as it would be re-
strlctlng the Use Of natural resources
of ether nations at a time when the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
SATURDAY BASEBALL.

Dover, II; st. Pauls. ].
Cracker Jacks. s; Marshallton. ..
Golden Rod A. C.. 9: Conrad. 0.
Seventh Ward 5; Sunoco All-Stars
Harlan Giants. is; Ninth Ward. 0.
Rockland. 4; Liberty, 3.
Yorklyn Bloomer Girls. 20; Yorklyr
Cubs. Is.
C,oodall. 6; Nelson Wildcats. 4.
Grace, &: Piummer All-Stars. 3.
Wesley. 6: Temple. 5.
Emmanuel. IS: First Central. 3.
Scott. 10. Trinity, s.
Union A. A. s; West, 2.
Salisbury, 10: Bridgeville, 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
UPONT TENNIS TEAM
DEFEATS ELBERON
Local Players Win Matches
From PhiladeIphians on Sat
urday i'm Fast Game.

A tennis tournament was played
on Saturday on the courts of the FL
beron Tennis Club in Philadelphia. be
tween the du Pont Country Club and
the Elberon Club. for the title of the
leadership in the Middle States Ten
ris League. The du Pont Country
Club was the leader of the league. and
retained its title at the end of Satur-
days contests, winning TO 4. The
Cfu Pont Club has won 81 u points, and
lost 16l1.
The feature Of the match was the
splendid playing of the du Pont Coun-
try Club in the second and third
doubles, which was the means of its
winning the contest.
The results of the matches were as
follows:
Singles.
T. w. Harris. du Pont Country
Club vs.. A J. Batty, Elberon Tennis
Club. Harris defeated Batty, 10; 6-2.
j. j. Williams, du p. c. c., VS.. NJ. H.
MasIand, L. T. c. Masland defeated
Williams, 60; 6-2
\. w. Koffenberger. du p. c c.. VS..
Wallace Linton. +. T. c. Linton de-
feated Koffenberger. Ga; 60.
" L. lhoHidSs uu Il. y. -, w. rran-
els Feaster. Z. T. c. Thomas defeat
ea Feaster, 6-1; 6-I.
Dr. J. T. Koller. du p. c. C.. VS.. John
II. Batty, E. T. c. Koller defeated
Batty. 6-4; 6-2.
T. f.. Farnum. du p. c. C., VS.. Will
liam Kinkead, e. T. G. kinkead de-
feated Farnum. 6-3; 6-3.
Doubles.
Harris and Williams. du =. C. C.,
vs.. l.. J. Batty and Masland. +. r. c..
Batty and Masland winning by 6-i;
Ga.
Thomas and Koffenberger, du p. c.
G., VS.. Linton and Kinkead, T.. T. c.,
Thomas anti Koffenberger winning by
6-4: as; rs.
Roller and Farnum, du r. c. C.,vs.
Mattson and J. II. Batty. E. II. c.,
Roller and Farnum winning by 6-4
4-6; rs.
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DELAWARE TEAM TO Be
IN BIG RIFLE MATCH
This State Had Good Shoot
ers Last Year and Want TO
Repeat This Year.

Every summer the War Department
conducts small arms firing school
for training civilians in the use II the
Springfield rifle and the .45 cal pistol
and at the same time and place stages
a series of matches to determine the
best individual rife and pistol shots
and the best rife and pistol teams.
In Bulletin OF the War Depart
ment issued March u, 1921, it is an
nounced that the school will open
August % and last until September Is,
when the National Rifle Team Match
will be held.
The school and Matches win be held
as before at the Ohio State Range ar
Camp Perry. Ohio. The most important
of all the matches. the National Rifle
Team Match. will be open to teams OF
ten firers from each of the branches
of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
from each of the National Guards. and
in addition one or more civilian teams
from each State and Territory.
The Governors are authorized to
designate civilian team of ID mem
bers, composed of ten firers, two al
ternates, captain and a coach to at
tend the matches for his state. all OF
whose expenses are paid by the United
States. This team must include a;
least Ave members who have not been
members of a National Match Team
before.
Delaware sent a team last year
under w. W. TerriIl. Captain which
finished in medal class and plans Were
made at a meeting OF the Executive
Committee of the Delaware State Rifle
Association held last Friday afternoon
to conduct tryouts soon so that q
team can be selected that will put Del
aware in Glass "A" this year.
II you like TO shoot a Springfield
and want months vacation with
all expenses paid. watch the papers
for the announcement of the tryoutS
which will be held some time next
week
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TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight.

Tonight.
Lorraine VS. Chippey AHStars.
Military Grounds. els.
Grace VS.. Union, Rockford
Tower, y. m.
Sunday Star Independents VS..
Butchers Association, Rockford
Tower. 6.15.
All Cubans VS.. Madison Stars.
Harlan Field. 6 p. m.
Tuesday.
Harlan Apprentices vs. XII
wants, Harlan Field.
Press Recreation VS.. st. Paul's,
Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets, $50.
Bethel VS.. Union, Kirllwood
Park, 6 p. m.
Wednesday.
Baltimore Division VS.. Della
ware Division, Pennsylvania Rail-
road Field.
Bankers at Journal.
Rhoads at Elmhurst.
News at Elks.
Lorraine VS.. Eastlake, Second
and du Pont streets, 6.15.
Eleventh Ward VS. Harlan
Giants. Eighth avenue and Dun
can street, 6.
Thursday.
Westminster VS.. Old Swedes,
Baynard. No. l.
Grace VS.. Second Baptist, Bay
nard, No. ,.
st. Pauls VS.. Goodman. Rock
ford. No. 1.
Mt. Salem VS.. Brandywine,
No. ..
Lorraine VS.. Yorklyn, Second
and du Pont streets, 6.i5.
Friday.
Lorraine at Dover.
Ezion vs.. Haven, Kirkwood
Park. 6 y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
RED MEN STAGE THEIR
BIG ANNUAL OUTING
Fraternal Home, Near Newark
Scene of Athletic Contests
on Saturday Afternoon.

Two hundred members and friends
attended the annual outing OF the Red
Men of Delaware at the Red Men S
F'raternal Home, near Newark. under
the auspices of Councils Nos. |. and
10, Degree of Pocahontas. Leola
Council was the guest. Deputy Great
Pocahontas, Mrs. Hetty Filfies, was
chairman of the committee ,n the out
ing. Great chiefs present were:
Charles Coleman. great senior saga
more: Edward McIntire. great chiei
OF records and James McManus.
Athletic contests were held during
the afternoon Winners and prizes
were as follows:
Needle and thread race-Prize. hand.
bag. won by Emily weiderman.
Throwing baseball-Box OF writing
paper. Elsie Baird.
Shoe race-Pair silk stockings, Sarah
Mousley.
5o-Yard dash for men--Cap. George
Phillips.
Shoe race for men-Pair cum but.
tons, II. ID. Conner.
Tug war for men-Bor cigars
won by Mr.. Terriers team.
Tug war for women-Box OF
candy, won by Mrs. Colk's team.
Cracker contest for women-Box o.
candy, Natalie Pryor.
Peanut race for women-Box OF
candy, Mabel Cobb.
5O-Yard dash for boys-Pair of ten
mis- shoes, Lewis Weidemann.
50-Yard dash for girls-Penci
sharpener. Elsie .Linthicum.
Cigarette and tie contest for men
belt, Fred Blankenhorn.
Fat mems race-Pipe. John Ferrier
Fat women's race-Pair silk stock.
ings, Mrs. Linthicum.
50-Yard dash for women-Silk cami-
sole. Natalie Pryor.
Cracker contest for men-Straw hat
Fred Blankenhorn.
25-Yard race for children-Pouno
OF candy. Elizabeth Linthicum.
Toothpick contest for women-Cut.
glass bowl. Mabel Cobb.
Pie-eating contest-Box of candy
Raymond Russell.
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LANDED $50 FISH.
Hessler Party Had EnJcyable Outing
nt Bowers Beach.

Employees of the Hessler Sign
Painting Co. Inc. OF this city. % OF
them. including road men, headed by
Harry B. Bowlby, assistant manager,
returned to Wilmington last night,
following an unusually successful fish
Ing trip to Bowers Beach. The "Ad'
men succeeded in hauling ashore $50
fish.
The party left Wilmington Satur-
day afternoon in two big trucks, with
an extra Cadillac filled with parapher-
MALTA. Reservation for the party was
made at Johnson's Hotel. A feature
of the trip was n wireless message OF
greeting to Paul G. Hessler. head OF
the company. who Is on his way TO
Europe on the steamship Manchuria
The message of cheer was brief, but
gave assurance that the boys were
enjoying the annual outing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Reid in Golf Championship; Beauchan1p Second

United states Is badly IN need n
them. az IL own resoDr'ces " similar
character are being exnaUstedg ~ IN
alarming rate through constant use
Of them.
by making imported wood more ex-
peHsige. II u pointed out ia cOnfiD-
sior. the demand on the fart falling
domestic supply would be increased
considerably. and this would be isise
economy Of a giaring sort.
Summed up. students of the forcs-
try situation rec a very gloomy future
for future generations unless irnne-
date and wise legislative steps are
taken now FOR perpetuating American
forests forever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
LEADING BALL CLUBS
WILL Have HARD WEEK
Pirates and Indians Both Fight
ing Hard for Top Rung OF
Ladder.

A difficult week confronts both the
pittsburg National League leaders ana
the Cleveland American worlds cham
pions. The Pirates are striving hard
to beat off New York, which Is three
games behind, while Boston, their next
opponent. is coming after them at high
speed. The Indians and the New York
Yankees. who are beginning to edge
away from the other American clubs,
start battle Wednesday for the top
position. The Indians are only None
game ahead of New York and have
dropped three OF their last four con-
tests.
In the National League Pittsburg
has failed to set the same pace as on
it's previous Eastern invasion. Cooper,
the Pirates star pitcher. disposed of
Brooklyn and Philadelphia, but was
DATED out by New York. The Giants.
who went 10 innings yesterday before
admitting defeat, have won seven of
The nine games with the invading
Western teams. Excellent pitching
and timely hitting has enabled Boston
@ take eight games OF the nine with
he Westerners.
Brooklyn is batting well, but the
.litchers, including Grimes, the Su-
'Dcrba star, are unsteady. Poor pitching
is causing st. Louis 10 drop back
After setbacks In New York and Bos-
ton, Chicago hopes to take revenge on
The other Eastern clubs. The good
work of the Cub twirlers early last
week was wasted through light hitting
~fncinnati and Philadelphia are play
ins an in-and-o -out game.
In the American League Cleveland
and New York are the only clubs that
have played winning ball in the last
three weeks. although the Indians
have not batted effectively in the past
rev days. Both teams displayed some
flrst-class pitching last week.
Washington and Detroit have been
unable to keep step with the other first
division teams. Both the Senators and
Tigers ielded rather erratichlly recent
ly Boston has shown great improve
men since going West. The Red Sox
were outplayed by Cleveland only after
a hard battle. St. Louis, Chicago and
Philadelphia are hitting lightly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
DELAWARE A. c. BOUTS.
Kid Sum and Sammy Sebieff VIII
Meet In ,Windup "Wednesday Night.

The Delaware a. c. will stage
another smoker at their clubrooms. IL
East Fourth street, on Wednesday
evening. The windup match between
Kid Sum, holder Of the bantamweight
title of Delaware and Sammy Schieff.
is expected to be some contest and will
draw a big crowd.
Paddy Murphy, claimant of the fly-
weight title will meet Danny Kramer
in the semi windup bout. X. o. Leon
ard will meet Kid <etchel in the main
preliminary. Kid Berger will meet X.
o. Stretton in the second preliminary.
Wally Ward, of West Philadelphia.
and Jimmie Ward, of this city will
appear in the opening bout of the
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Leonard 10 Train in CstslIIls.

New York, July 1s.--Benny Leonard
lightweight champion, announced yes
terday that he had selected Tanners
vile, n. Y, in the catskill Mountains
as the site Of his training camp for
the eight-round bout with Lew Tend
Ter, 10 be held in Philadelphia on
August IL. The champion declared
he would do most of his work in the
Catskills, but would spend the last
ten days before the bout in the vi
cinity of Philadelphia, most likely
Betlwood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
RICHARDS PLANS GO AwRY.
VIII Have TO Remove Fight Arena In
Jersey City. Had Bouts In View.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. July 1s.-Through a
misunderstanding over the lease OF
Boyles Thirty Acres in Jersey City,
on which Tex Rickard built the great
arena for the Carpenter Dempsey
fight, the promoter may be compelled
to change his plans for holding other
championship bouts there.
Rickard, in his negotiations for the
site, understood that the arena could
stand for at least six months. and
laid plans TO use it for the proposed
bout between Carpenter and Gibbons
and another Dempsey affair.
Now the owner wants the big pine
saucer erased from his 80 acres and
Rickard has virtually decided TO hold
the bouts in Madison Square Garden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Athletics Get Hard jolt.

St Louis. July ls.--A death blow
was given the As fond hopes of
jumping into sixth place out of the
cellar yesterday, when they dropped a
double header to the Browns by the
scores of to for the first game
and 6 TO ? for the second. Rollie Nay
lor and Roy Moore simply failed To
come through on the twirling end,
while Urban Shocker and Ray Kolp
did. with the net results that the re-
verses were handed out accordingly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
WILLIAMS AND WILSON TIED.

II. G. Wilson and II. S. williams
tied for high each having Al breaks
to his credit, at the weekly shoot at
the F.astlake traps on Saturday after
noon. Williams and Bedwell led the
field in the protection races. The
Eastlake traps will be kept open Sat
urday during the summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Up-to-the- Minute Batters.
New Castle Beat Christiana.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, July ls.-The New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team on saturday, defeated the Chris
tAana tsSAm BY the score Of IA TO &.
The batteries were: Miller and White.
pitchers; Tobin. catcher. for the New
Castle. and Bowen and Spence. pitch
ess. and Wheeler catcher for the
visitors The score by innings:
cshristiana 21113 o o 0 O. Z
New CASTLE 0 0 o. 2 / o 8 x-14
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Looking for Law Yiolators.

The United States cutter Kilkenny,
in command OF Captain Dryden. is
cruising in the Delaware river, looking
after violators of the motorboat regu-
lations. which provide for the safety
Of life In the many small craft whose
owners have failed TO comply with the
Federal regulations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
HARRY RUNS ~ STRAIGHT.

With a mark of 4sx50. Harry Reed
won the fourth registered club shoot
of the Wilmington pshooting AS
sociation at Bellevue Saturday.
Turner. Wratten. Sylvester and
Morgan finished second with 4S-s0.
Reed missed his first target but broke
the next 4s straight. which gave him
the longest straight run for the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
MORGAN LEAF STARS.
New Horse Wins Matinee Event in
Great style.

Three Of the four events AT the
sixth regular matinee Of the Delaware
Horse Show Association al the fair
grounds on Saturday, we're decided in
straight heats. The second rsce was
the feature of the day, Mr.. Mniers
Morgan Leaf capturing the event IN
fine style. after william Tayior's Peter
w. won the hrEt heat, IN the best
time of tbe day, 220.
Morgan Leaf ~ new horse on the
track. this being her first appearances
on tho local track this season. syl-
vatta Patch, Lulu Wood and Lord
Oliver won their races In straight
heatg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
BABE RUTH GOES HITLESS.
Cham pion Homer Didn't Even Get te
First in Last Two Games.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. July 1s.-Babe Ruth
went hitless yesterday for the second
consecutive day, but his Yankee
team mates walloped out a victory
over the Detroit Tigers, the New
Workers now being only one game
from the lead in the American League
race. Cleveland. which leads by the
narrow margin of single game, was
defeated by Washington.
Pittsburg. the National League
leaders, won in the tenth inning over
New York. after two men were out
The Giants had tied the score in the
ninth.
Pitcher Red Faber, OF the Chicago
Americans, won his nineteenth game
of the season in a close twirling duel
of ten innings with Meyers of Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Beauehamp Finishes Second.

J.. X. Beauchamp. of Harrington
finished second in the Oriole trap
shooting championship at Baltimore
on Saturday. with a record of 96x100
l.. T.. du Pont and T.. ID. Willis. both
Of this city, had marks Of 95x100.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Preparing for Biz Match.

The Diamond State Rife Club has
had its 2o0-yard range put in shape
for the approaching national rife
matches. The irst session Will be on
Thursday evening and there will be
another on Saturday Afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Am erican League.

American League.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York AT Detroit.
Boston al Chicago.
National League
piftshurg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Alias Powder Team TO Play.

The Bankers and Brokers second
team will play the Atlas Powder Com
pany team this evening at 43o ~
the Twenty-ninth and Market street
grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Nonell Goes 20 Laurel.

Mace Novel; former catcher far
Lorraine. has signed up with the
Laurel team for the rest of the season.
He left for laurel today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
EIkton Breaks Losing Streak.

With four Wilmington players IN
the lineup. EIkton broke it's losing
streak on Saturday and defeated the
Rising Sun team OF the Susquehanna
League. IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
American League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League

National League
Pittsburg. 4: New York, (1o inns.)
Brooklyn, z; Chicago, ).
American League.
ST Louis, 5; Athletics, 2.
ST. Louis. s. Athletics. I'D game)
Washington, Is: Cleveland, ?.
New York. 8: Detroit. {.
Chicago, ]; Boston,
(1e iEnings)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Standing City League
Saturdays Results.

saturdays Results.
Delaware National Guards. 3; Hill
crest. l.
Edge Moor. 10 = Highland, 3.
f.astlake. .; Fourth Ward. l..
keystone. Is, st. -.edwis's, ?.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
SATURDAYS SCORES.

CINCINNATI. Z; Philadelphia, l.
Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, ed
game)
Chicago. s; Brooklyn. ,.
Chicago, 9; Brooklyn. I'D
game)
ST. Louis. 4 Boston. s.
Boston. 5; St Louis 3 ed
game).
New York. rs; Pittsburg, 4
American League.
ST Louis, 4: Athletics. 8.
Cleveland s: Washington
New York. ); Detroit. !.
Boston, 10; ChiuaEo. o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Don't use TO dance in stuffy room.
Shellpot Park has a splendid dancing
pavilion where il is cool.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18

Good boating and good boats on the
lake at Brandywine Springs Park
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
KREbS UNOEFEATED
IN SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Parkside Wins 16-Inning Game
Over Crescent Nine; Soldiers
Defeat HiIlcrest.
Suburban League Standing.

Saturday's Results.
Five Points, a: Marshallton, 3.
stanton. 6: Elsmere, 3.
krebs. s: Delaware City, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Sxa u rday's Results

Saturdays Results.
parkside, :; Crescent, 16 in
pingsl.
Brownson. 6: Eleventh Ward, (10
innings).
=. S.-Eden. 2: Defiance. 0.
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invitations IH6ued

Jrt.ta"nnE "ty' DOC" .~1Ued ," a
.ar=- gathering . ~" >p"..'i.y prom n
en-; pco2.c 81 the ,'!'y COR a -eT"pt!"n :"
De- gwen afN. Saturday rom " 20 .
o'clocH =. S"Hca-a.ce.' n" residence or
Nj and MIS- Julian Hcarn- az Leather
wood THIS - orr os n" many affairs
arranged - compliment Mss Mary
,nao on. Milton. f,nacre Of Mr.. Thomas
Hra-rr Tire ho~;cSSeS Will be Mrs.
Jqina G-z~en 'Hearne, Mrs. William
Hcn-y H"asoc and Mrs. David Garth
NNorMr.
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RtwNudAn Dance

ON "Wednesday evening at the White
Pa,Ace \; Wheeling P,rH. the second ot
4 S.r.eS % dances gwen under the aus
alCeS 90: the Martins Ferry kiwanIs
club w.' - he'd Al K!wan!anS and
their friends arc invited - be n attend
aacc. IAnc,os aIU heSi7 at O'Clock
70 continue unu. II with no Melody
POS furnishing the music.
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SPECIAL

Ha:s .ha, sold formerly ~ $50 -.
placed %" sale Monday A. )" "a''i.
l.Mrh ,rt'S Il. S"hmu!harh building
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Announcement Received.

The Co,iopIns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have
been -c.c:ycd in this ely by numoe"
rc trends cr the prime pa.
NJ William II Eoah
announces ina war-.ar" @: his laughter
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Boatride This Evening

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Honorary Luncheon

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