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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
ALL EXTRA TIME PAID
FOR ON PRO RATA BASIS
Railroad Labor Boards Ruling
Ends Long Overtime
Dispute.

Chicago, June 30.-One of the most
disputed points in the negotiations of
working agreements on the railroads
was said TO have been cleared up con-
siderably yesterday as a result of
Tuesdays Railroad Labor Board de-
Cision allowing time and one-half for
overtime on roads where such pay
ment was made prior TO Federal con-
troll.
The Big Four brotherhoods and the
great majority of shop craft employees
Wall continue to receive extra pay for
time worked after eight hours. Each
Of the brotherhoods has an agreement
for time and one-half for overtime on
all roads. The shop crafts received
time and one-haf, either through
agreement or by practice, on all roads
except the Pennsylvania, prior TO
Government control, according to b.
NJ. Jewell, head OF the shop crafts
organizations.
The board has now set up a tenn
porary order that all overtime in ex-
cess Of established hours should be
paid for at a pro-rata rate, except in
the case OF those employees who had
reached an agreement with the roads
for time and one-half and also of
those employees who by agreement or
practice" received a rate higher than
pro rata prior TO May 25. 1918, when
the Railroad Administration issued its
FIRST orders governing overtime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
RAILROAD CHAIRMRN TO
CONSIDER PAY CUT

Chicago. June 30.-More than 1000
general chairman Of the FIVE train ser
vice brotherhoods- firemen,
conductors, trainmen and switchmen--
Will attend a general conference here
tomorrow on the TO cents an hour
wage reductions which go into effect
on that day. Each of the Big Four
brotherhoods viii have about $50 chair
men from the larger roads of the coun-
try at the meeting. The switchmen
will send about so delegates.
Meetings also viii be held tomorrow
by the heads of the telegraphers and
clerks. Both these organizations have
taken a vote on acceptance of the
wage cut. The brotherhoods took no
vote on the proposition, but will de-
termine their future action at Fridays
meeting, according to Harry p. Daugh-
erty, yice-president of the engineers,
who arrived today. The other Big
Four heads are expected here tomor-
row.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
BAIT THING BARNES
CLIMBING LADDER
keystone Field Club BattIer
Has Fine Record and Looks
Like a Conner

battling Barnes, of the keystone
Field Club, is a boy who has come
to the front with n rush during the
six months that he has been in the
game. The Battler started his career
at Pythian Castle last November. On
that occasion he met h. O. Hammer.
The fans Will remember fhey all had a
very good laugh at the battler's ex-
pense, who at that time had a very
odd style and on his next appearance
be was introduced as Windup Barnes
Nevertheless, the battIer had it in
his head to make good and kept NJ the
game and as the result today LOOKS
like one o. the best lightweights in
this locality. Barnes takes the best
of care OF himself and is probably in
the best OF condition OF any of the
local fighters.
After he had been in the game about
4 month. he started X o. streak and
since that time has defeated Is OPP
poncnts by this route. The victims
have been as follows: Danny Murphy
4 rounds; Tommy West, 3 rounds:
Miller. rounds; Kid Henry,
3 rounds: Kid Iully. 2 rounds: Billy
jennings, rounds; Billy Vail, S
Danny kelleher, rounds:
Joe Donohue, rounds: Pete Mooney,
5 rounds; Pete Weaver. 1 round: Red
Hession, round: Young Mooney, .
rounds.
The battlcr's other most prominent
fights have been as follows: Billy Nc
Daniel, won times, rounds: Danny
Rodgers. won. 6 rounds: George Rus
sell, draw, 6 rounds: Joe Richerts,
won, rounds: TouGhey Dugan, 4
fights, won /. lost /. draws. all )
rounds; Mickey Mallon. won. rounds.
Barnes will make mis- next appear
ance tomorrow evening at pythian
Castle. His opponent will be Joe
Richards nf Camden. y. J. lie is also
matched TO meet George Russell at
Pa. on July is. Barnes is
in training daily AZ the keystone
Field Grub,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
ELEVEN ENTRIES FOR
AUTOMOBILE RACES
To be Held on the State Fair
Grounds on the Fourth
of July.

Eleven entries have been received
for the automobile races of the Del
aware Horse Show Association Mt the
Fair grounds track next Monday. July
4. The list includes the fastest dirt
track racing cars in the country and
the drivers are famed for their skill
and daring i'm plotting the high pow
cred machines around the sharp
turns of the half courses.
Mondays events will be the first
time this year that all of the dirt track
champions in the East have met over
one track and contests unusually ex-
citing and thrilling are expected TO
ensue.
Every detail for the complete sue
cess of the Auto races Is being looked
after by various committees of the
Delaware Horse Show Association.
Preparations have been made for
handling what is expected TO he one
of the largest crowds that have ever
been on the Delaware State Fair
grounds.
The Delaware Horse Show Association
in promoting Mondays Auto races hope
TO put Automobile racing in the State
of Delaware and Wilmington on a
hsNhtt SNtit ititt w lAn lIttt
idea in mind they have secured n sane
tion for the events from the Contest
Board of the American Automobile
Association the governing body for
the sport in America, and Horace y.
Murphy of Syracuse. N. v, has been
engaged to direct the events. Mr..
Murphy arrived m Wilmington
Wednesday night and is stopping at
the Hotel du Pont.
Only cars and drivers registered
with the American Automobile Asso-
citation AS genuine race cars and race
drivers will be allowed to compete.
Mr.. Murphy directs the contest at the
New York State Fair besides over IS
other important Fairs and race tracks
in the East.
The cars already entered include
the fastest and most famous of the
machines that have been raced over
the dirt tracks by the champions. The
drivers are the champions in their re-
classes and hail from Mass
achusetts, New York, Pennsylvania,
Connecticut and New Jersey,
Eccry detail OF Mondays races WIN
be handled same as at a Speedway or
cha mpoinship race. The track win
be especially prepared Sunday by ex-
perts and treated with calcium chic
ride TO lay dust and prevent accidents.
All OF the officials including Fred j,
Wagner, starter. who handles the flags
at all of the speedway events VIII come
from New York on Sunday.
Most OF the cars and drivers willl
arrive Sunday or Sunday night. al
though two of the boys are expected |
on saturday. The races are scheduled
20 start at o'clock daylight saving
time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH
CHAMPION JACK DEMPSEY
Continued from page s

tier yet. have you? He's some man
himself"
(He pronounced il Carpenter, and
felt foolish for still garnishing up the
Frenchuan as "Carpont-eeay," that
some high brow had tipped me into
ttling him.
II wish you'd go on and say you're
Exclusive interview-Sport.
going TO win. WhatTl happen II you
donr2 Carpenter will take the title
to France, and then somebody else
viii try 10 get it hack to America, eh?'
Mr.. Carpenter says he's not go
irg 10 box again
You know he can't mean that But
you're not going 10 ever stop boxing.
are you2"
NO. ma'am Win or lose, I'm still
going 10 keep on boxing. as long as
I'm any good OF course, even If i
do win this bout, somebody else viii
take the belt away from me, some day.
It's all IN the game"
We'll remember, Mr.. Dempsey, we're
al looking TO you TO keep the cham
in America" ] said as !
started 70 leave.
He bowed. Ike the big bashful boy
that he is. and said earnestly:
Yes, ma am, and I'm sure going TO
dc my level best 10 DO IT,"
He walked TO the door with me.
Tall-man ahvei He could eat soup
OF my head.
Gee. wonder who's going TO win,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
TEAM TO
HAVE BALL PARK
Sussex County Town Showing
Great interest in National
Pastime.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Laurel. June 30.--After a delay OF
several weeks, the new baseball park
on West street is being rapidly put
in first clas. condition. In order to be
ready for the big dorbie-header with
the strong Seaford team on July f3,
the di,v the arst annual convention
OF the Delaware State Ffremen's Asso-
ciation Is TO be held here.
After completion. the new park will
be one of the most modern ana COM
plete baseball centers in the lower part
of the State and should prove a sourc.
of pride to every loyal fan in the
town. Heretofore, the games were
played ON the high school grounds.
which were much too srlall as the
school house and n grove of naples
interfercd with the catching of balls
In the outfield. This hindranco viii
be entirely eliminated on the new
grounds, as the puk is unusually
large.
The diamond is being made into one
of the best by the addition of n coat
of clay, which is of fine quality, being
hauled from the brick yard at
Hearne's Cross Roads. Special at
tention Ia being giyen to the uutdeId.
which viii be suwn with grass seed.
A large grandstand will he erected
along the first and third base lines
which. when completed is expected 70
bold from 900 to- SEQ persons. I'm adj
dition to the grandstand two 16-font
sections of blea cheers will he erected.
Members of the baseball team, as
sisted by friends ard fans of the
town, are working ON the grounds
each day and night in order 20 have
the mark ready by July -. The cost
of hauling the clay, and the con-
struction of the grandstand is being
paid for by popular subscriptions re-
ceived from the citizens of the town
Much interest Is being shown in
The opening game at the park. when
Laurel meets their old time rivals. the
strong Seaford nine. The two teams
have nearly always been evenly
matched, and an unusually good game
is expected. The local team has an
exceptionally strong lineup this year.
having won every game played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
WIRELESS PIRATES.
Reported Attempt to Steal Air Report
OF Dempsey Carpenter Fight

The American Committee for De-
vastated France. is East Thirty-ninth
street, New York City, has issued the
following statement:
Cnscrupulous promoters in New
York City and the surrounding dis
trict have announced that they would
provide wireless reports Of the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight OF SATURDAY.
afternoon. According to information
reaching the American Committee for.
Devastated France and the Navy
Club yesterday. these promoters plan
10 steal the wireless news flashed from
the ringside By the u. S. A. Signal
Corps, which is the link connectin.,
the arena with the wireless towers in
Hoboken. from which the fight is 70
De sent out, blow by blow. round nv
round, 10 more than so cities within
radius of $50 miles OF New York
Letters were sent by the legal de-
partment of the American Coramitfee
last night 10 all those unauthorized
10 supply this wireless service and /,
was announced that they would he
haied into court if they persisted in
stealing the fight news.
The Playhouse is the only autbor-
lied local point TO receive the official
service. according 70 The PIavhoneo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

next. the f1ancee of an er-gauRster.
These are but two Of the wide con-
est Selznick picture. The Miracie OF
Manhattan" which is showing at the
Savoy Theatre and viii be continued
for the balance Of this week. This
production proved a most agreeable
surprirc fer the large audience which
had assembled to Witness this popular
stars most recent Offering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
DOVER TAKES GAME
FROM M|LLSbORO
Downstate Teams Put on Slug
ging Match; Dover Out
hits Visitors.
speciai Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Bower june So--pover won slug
gins match from Millsboro nere yes
tsrslay afternoon. II Co ). The game
was unintercstiug from the start and
frum lcca' viewpoint was listless
~ the local players made six errors.
scoring four runs in the FIRST inning.
4,oVsr cNened the Co1nt and forged
ahead by scoring six runs In the thirc.
The locals added another run in tha
fourth aynd the visitors evened the
score hy' making three runs in the
nth, Dover took the lead in the sixth
~ scoring two runs and added one
NOR. IN the seventh and eighth.
Aillehoro added one more in the
eighth. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
On of Laurel Is to Haze First Class Baseball Park

like Peter Pan. in that she seems
never 10 have grown up. Those who
saw David Beiasco's production ~
THE Warrens Of Virginia a dozen
years or SO ago. will remember Mrs
Piekford as one of the little children
who fitted through the scenes OF this
beautiful play of the South. Although
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
1000 WOMEN TO SEE GO.
The Roosevelt Family VIII be
Largely Represented at RingsIde.

By Associated Press 20 EVEN Evening.
New York, June 30.-Ffye thousand
women viii be sprinkled among the
spectators Of the Dempsey Carpenter
bout at Jersey City On Saturday, il
was learned today. Many OF therl
vii have choice seats in boxes at the
ringside.
Three of the women viii represent
the Roosevelt family. Tex Rickard
announced that reservations had been
made for Theodore Roosevelt, assist
ant secretary Of the navy and his
wife; Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
JOHN H0UCh BURIFD.
Friends Pay Tribute to Memory OF
Youth Drowned While Swimming,

Funeral services for John Houck,
l6 years old, son of Mr and Mrs. VIII
liam Houck, 609 West Third street,
who was drowned in the Chrsstiana
river, opposite the Harlan plant. while
swimming on Sunday evening, were
held at his home yesterday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Interment was made In
Riveryiew cemetery.
The palIbearers were: John O'Gor-
man. John Mcclure. Edward Fahey.
John Fahey, William. Brons IA John
Yovala. Alvin Dobscn and Harvey
Reed. Among the floral offerings
were gates ajar" piece, from the
boys Of the neighoorhood, and a
CLOCK" piece from TIE girls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
SPORTS PICK DEMPSEY.
Champion is Favorite of 165 Of 225
Whose Opinions Were Sought.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, June 30.-Jack Dempsey
ruled the fayorite among 165 sports
men out of 225 interviewed as to the
probable out come of his match with
Georges Carpenter at Jersey City, Sat
urday
Fffty-eight predicted that the French
challenger would don the world heavy
weight championship belt, while a
scattering few. including a college
track trainer of considerable note, said
they expected the bout to be about
even.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
Hsmb Misses Ball Player.

r. Associated Press 20 Every Evening
riitsburF. June 80.--A bomb was
thrown through the roof Of the home
= !. Mlljua. father Of John AlIljus q
uefnbef ~ the Brooklyn National
League club here yesterday. A hole
saa torn in the roof OF the building.
pat 40 one was injured. The damage
sua slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

Miss Pickford had little ~ a. in the
play, her personality made itself 40.
parent and nightly many in the audi
cncc made inquiry az % the uiii~
girl with the curls" ON an sides
nothing bot DraAse har b"en n%nrd for
the Aidine Theatres Typho1n rf<i
ing system
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League

National League
BROOKLYN. g. Philadelphia. =
Pntsburg, s. Chicago, /.
Boston, 5; New York, 2
American Lcague-
Athletics, 5: Washington, l.
Cleveland. 9; Detroit. s.
New York. s; Boston. ).
New York, T.; Boston, 3
Go innings I'd gamc).
St Louis. 4: Chicago 3
90 innings}.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
KRkhs
Outlaws TRIM ALL.sTAR>.
snleer Pitched a Good Game and Al
tawrd Ilght Hits.

Delaware city. luae so--The Della
setre city outlaw team trimmed the
Au-Stars on Canal Field last evening.
10 s. spieer pitched good game.
allawing bot eight scattered fits. Hol-
sndiys home run featured the gamc
ILn .nnra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
BAMBINO TRIPS BULLET
JOE BUSH FOR
No. %

George Herman Ruth, home
run world-beater, found one or
Bullet Joe Bush's shoots to his
liking in the initial session of
the second game with Boston
yesterday. The ball settled
somewhere" outside the Polo
Grounds. IL was his only hit of
the game and there was no one
on. Babe is now is days ahead
of his previous record of 5S
homers. On, July IA last year
he tapped out his twenty eighth
of the season of Davis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
Mary Pickford At the AIdins.

Mary pickford. whose latest success.
Through the Back Door" has won
during the current week at the AIdine
Theatre. Market at Eighth street, Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
NrwsPArER LEAGUE.
Two eames Played in Local Circuit
Yesterday Afternoon.
st.uslur af the Cfubg
Yesterdays scores.

fiwanis. 8. star, Z.
Bankers. Q; fthoades. J.
News. . Alec. o q lrfeitD.
Elkx-Journai. wet grounds.
= The Kiwanis team had an easy
fine defeating the star yesterday
eftcfpoon. Moreland was in fne
ve-ss and allowed the losers bst three
kis while George Winters starred
with the stick.
The Bankers and Brokers defeated
ths hhcads team az lsoc 1ford Tower
81 wills starred with four hits, in-
Fludiar a triple. single and two
soIhlaa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League

American League.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Boston at New York
National League.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia-
New York at Boston
Cincinnati at Pirtsbarx-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
kRrBs LosFs GAME.
south Side. kden W lns Game Over
~uburhaa League Leaders.

Newport. June 70 South siie-Eden
of lho Wilmington LeasUo. ie-
featrd the suburban League leaders
; hast night. So. before the largest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS
THE SCREEN.
'ehinE Hour at the Arcatff

at liz aRfA0lA-
The engagement Of "Appcuances-
ends tonight at the Arcadia Theatre
The story Of the piece was furnished
by that weii-known English writer.
Edward Knoblock Tomorrow q new
picture will be flashed on Arcadia s
screen. 1t is called Tho Wftchfnx
Hour" and features the weH-krrown
Elliott Dexter.
William s. Hart ut the Queen.
To see William s Hart in a western
portrayal is like viewing some his
toric figure OF past-age living,
vividly real, eminentIy artistic SO it
Is with his Latest picture .D,MaIIey of
the Mounted" which is being shown
with gratifying results at the Queen
Theatre this week.
Wallace Reid at the Majestic
Everyone admits that Wallace Reid
is playing at his best in The Love
Special" which is now at the Majestic
Theatre. The stars genial personality
Is the most radiant thing in a group
OF any number of enjoyable things
that make up the picture. He hns
entered thoroughly into the spirit of
the story and has succeeded in giving
portrayal that is even unusual for
him.
Frank Mayo at the Rialto.
Today at the Rialto Frank Mayo be-
gins an engagement in his picture
The Blazing Trail" This is the Sec
ond picture of the week to have
trail" in its title. Both are descrip-
tive of adventure. In ."The Blazing
Trail" MIR. Mayo has an active vehicle
He is cast for the role of a physician
who has lost his health in search for
a serum to cure poisoning.
Elaine Hammerstein at Savoy.
AT IL o'clock a society favorite. at
midnight a friendless waif; one day
engaged to a wealthy aristocrat. the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
pitcher STRUCK out s8 Batters.

D. Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
fiitanurg. june 3o.--Williani Steele.
q httnl-l1rufesaiunal pitcher. yester-
sas ntfaeE cut 20 rlen. lie allowed
biz opponents Ave hi.s and one base
~ bald. lla team Mon. 10 10 .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
GAM Es TO-DAY.
A merican League.

American League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
pctroit at Cleveland
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington
National Leagne.
Brooklyn 1T Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at PittspurE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
AtIIt4sRORO.
II n q

TNTN7 900 = - " y . 7
\ Raftea for Jones IN ninth
SCORE ny INNINGS.
NiWsharo = q q " SO q Os
Dover q q o Ill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

II you want to entertain the child
rem take them for a day to Shellpot
Park ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
RESULTS OF BOUTS AT
DELAWARE A. C.
WIndup.
Semi Windup.

Kid sunn beat Sammy scheif.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

Paddy Murphy outpointed Danny
Kramer.
Jimmy Connor drew with K. o.
Ward.
Billy Berger beat Willie Bass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

John Lynch. e26 West Front street,
Chester, Pa, was presented with a
ticket and expenses TO the Dempsey
Carpenter fight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
Preiiminaries.

Battling Leonard outclassed Young
Ketchel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
Frank Mayo at the Rialto.
Elaine Hammerstein at Savoy.

At IL o'clock a society favorite. at
midnight friendless waif; one day
engaged to wealthy aristocrat. the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02

AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES