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DISTINGUISHED ARMY
OFFICERS At CAMP
Continued From Page /.

tinKHhshed guests included unftet
States Senator l.. Hoisler Ball, unitet
States Senator James w. Wadswortt
of New York. chairman OF the Sennte's
military affairs committee. and Mayor
Leroy Harvey of Wilmington. Council,
men from Wilmington arrived shortly
before the time OF review.
All the days activities will be II
charge OF Colonel Harry W. Sparks
senior in command of the Delawar,
Ant-Aircraft Regiment.
Interesting Demonstration.
Probably the greatest demonstration
CT modernixed warfare win be the
smoke screen arranged by officers oi
the Chemical Warfare Department
This win be followed by reginaental re-
view. The section of the parade
tents will be reserved for offlcial guests
and reviewing officers. At 4l5 O'Clock
guard mount VIII be held.
The ,ofYicer OF the day for tomorrow
will be Lieutenant C. w. Preston and
Lieutenant A. Sommers will be officer
Of the guard.
Field maneuvers will close today
with the formal dress parade at $50
o'clock. This viii be followed by a
wen arranged program of entertain
ment, including boxing, wrestling,
singing and motion pictures.
The first summary court martial
OF the camp was held yesterday. when
two soldiers charged with A. w. o. i
and insubordination were tried One
man was fined 81 and the second So
and reduced from the rank of corporal
to private.
Five fast bouts make up the boxing
card at the camp tonight In the wind
up Ralph Raymond viii meet Joe
Martin. The semi brings together
Battling Barnes and frankie Mckenns
on South Philadelphia. Tho preiinai-
naries are between some of the best
boys in this city and Chester. The
main bout has Joe Hall of the u. s.
Cavalry and Johnny Tranb of Chester.
Ir the second bout Pete Devine meets
Mike Deviin and the curtain raiser
introduces Kid Johnston and Danny
kramer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
Roller Skating { Contest.

The first of series of aruvities plan
ned by the Community Service was held
in the form of roller-ekating contest
atlRodney Reservoir last evening. About
500 young people took part in the events,
which included 50-yard dash for boys
and giris, n onc-lAp dash for boys, so
yard dash backward, one-4ap dash for
girls, and fancy skating. The affair was
IN charge of Brandon kilman-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
NEW COUNTY ROAD.
fs be Pe<itioned for by Residents OF
Summit Avenue.

Residents along Summit avenue, a
ssR<nltv Road" laid out by the Ashley
Svndscate, will petition the Court of
General Sessions for its designation as y
county road betwosn the Newport Pike
aud the du Pont Road.
Ths matter Will be put before tho
epurs, AID if the conditions seem to war
rAnt action, this viii be recommended
t. the Levy Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct,
specific classification headings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

place TO take the children for an
outing for day at little cost-Sheii-
pot PMrk-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
SEVEN new FIELD GENERALS
IN 1921 BASEBALL SHAKE-UP
Sixteen Clubs in Major Leagues Under Direction Of
New Managers at Opening Of 1921 Season
Ty Cobb New Member to Ranks

Rochester club of the New Interna-
tional League. 1t is a coincidence that
Stallings will be succeeded as manager
of the Braves by Fred Mitchell, who
was his chief assistant and coach when
the Braves made their remarkable
showing i'm 1914. Mitchell has been
manager of the Chicago cubs for the
last four years and piloted his club to
the National League pennant in 1918
He will be succeeded by Johnny
Evers, whose appointment has been
approved generally by the Chicago
faus. Evers gained all his fame on the
diamond while playing with the Cubs.
having Joined the team in 1902. He be
came the regular second baseman the
next year and continued in ahat posi-
ton to the snd of the 1913 season. In
the latter season he succeeded Frank
l.. Chance as mana ger and lasted one
year. Evers was granted his uncondt-
tional release and signed with Boston,
became captain of the team and was
a big factor in the Braves success of
1tA. After EVcrs' year as manage
Of the Cubs. Hank O'Day, the veteran
umpire, Roger Bresnahan and Joe
Tinker. each served year and then
came the four year tenure of Fred
Mitchell.
The Philadelphia Nationals will be
managed next season by Bill Donovan.
who will be the third manager since
Pat Moran was~ released. Moran was
succeeded by Jack Coombs, who gave
way in mid-season of the 1919 cam
paiEn and was succeeded by GavNN
Cravath. The latter continued thruout
last year and next season will be with
the Pacific Coast League. Donovan
was one OF the best pitchers in baseball
during the pennant winning years of
the Detroit Tigers. He was at ono
time manager OF tho New York Yam
KEGS and dast year piloted the Jersey
city team OF the New international
League.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

New York. Feb. 1i.-Conditions to
govern the play for the International
golf team championship trophy recent
ly donated by George w. Walker of st.
Louis. as made public here SATURDAY
night, show the groundwork for a
world wide titular Golfing competition
similar 10 that in the Davis cup tennis
play.
The championship tournament will be
open TO each nation with a recognized
golf governing body and for the pur-
pose of challenging and competition
British colonies Will be considered as
separate nations.
The regulations provide that after
the initial tournament 10 be held at
the national golf links of America on
Long Island, during the first week of
September all preliminary and chal-
lcnge rounds should be held in tho
country holding the cup, and to be
known as the champion nation"
In the preliminary rounds chnl-
longing nations will play elimination
matches at SO holes. in which ono point
will be awarded To the winner of the
first is holes. one point TO the winner
OF the second is and two points TO the
winner of the match. The nation sCpr-
ing the most points shall be considered
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
INTERNATIONAL GOLF TROPHY
REGULATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED
Championship Tourney viii Be Open to Each Nation
With Recognized Golf Governing Body
British Colonies Considered

tho challenging nation and shall meet
the trophy holding nation for tho
championship.
In this contest the two teams viii
meet. first in n foursomc contest. scs-
ond in fourball matches and complete
the tournament with singles matches
in which each player of the chuI-
longing nation shall meet in turn caah
competitor OF the defending nation.
The teams shall consist OF four PLAYERS
and two substitutes 10 hc named 4
days before such matches. Twcuty-
four hours before tho match the tcan
captain must name his four pll5 ors.
but for the second round the captain
may name a substitute shoGld the cuW-
mittce In charge consider that ~ regular
is physically unable to continue. s!-,-
hiIiiy rulcs require that each piaSrr
shall be an amateur. a nativc-born oit
zen OF the country or at least a resident
OF the nation for not less than n.e
years and no player shall represent
two nations In amy one year An rHu'-
lcnges shall loo iu the nanas oi Irn
champion nation not later than Tho H- =
Monday OF Marvh.
Tho executive committee OF tho Cu'I-
cd States Golf association is authorized
to pay tho expense of u tenn rcproscns-
ing the United States lu an mntcheI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
BOXING RESULTS

St Louis. Mo. Feb. 1+.-Jimmy
Murphy OF st Louis shaded George
Washington Lee. the Chinese bantam
weight, in an eight round bout Mon
day night according 10 ncwspapcrmcn.
Detroit Mich. Fcb. 1a.-Boxing
commissioners stopped the Johnny
Griffiths-lack Perry bout Monday
night in the siNal round after Griffiths
had been warned several times for
holding Perry and led tho fighting.
salt LAKE.. Utah. Feb. i4-Kid Dutch
of salt Lake knocked out Buss Boyle
of ogden hero Monday night In the
fourth round OF their scheduled six
round bout.
Harry Roidc OF Denver fought four
round draw with Young Papko OF Sac
ramcnto.
Jcos Orcm Of Salt Lake and tho Can
adian Kid drew at the end ut four
rounds.
Cincinnati. o. Fob. li.-Tommy Glib
hons OF st Paul decisivcly defeated
Hugh Walker OF Kansas city In a ton
round boxing bout. They are heavy
weights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
EARL CAOOOCK THROWS
.L0NDOS, GREEK CHAMP

New York, Feb. 1i.-Earl Caddock of
Anita, Iowa, former heavyweight wres-
ling champion. defeated Jim Londos,
Greek champion. in a catch catch
can contest Monday night in = hours,
minutes and seconds with a head
scissors, and wrist lock.
The match was a strenuous one. Lon
dos marvellous strength enabling him
TO escape from many of Caddocks dan
Ecrous holds. Just before the finish
London wriggled from n head scissors
and wrist lock 10y sheer strength.
caught Caddock up in his arms and
threw him. Londos followed his man.
but fell victim to another head scis-
sors and wristlock combination and his
shoulders were forced down.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
DEMPSEY PLANS
TRIP TO EUROPE
ON BOXING TOUR

Boston, Feb li-Jack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion. Will
make an European tour next month.
lie will go to England and France for
exhibition bouts that viii extend over
six weeks. Present plans provide only
for his meeting sparring partners who
will accompany him, Us hc can take past
In no contest before his bout with Car
pcntior. which has been set for July
at New York.
Jack koarns, Dempsey manager,
made this announcement during visit
here today. lie said he was iU touch
with European promoters and dates for
tho champions appearance were as
surcd
Dempsey himself wired from salt
Lake city today, he said. that he was
ready 10 start training 1T once with
The idea Of smiling I'm two weeks.
kcarns said tho sailing would be from
New York about March l.
Kcarns said he was returning to Now
York tomorrow TO clear up questions
regarding tho fprfeits and arrange
meuts for tho Carpenter bout.
Meantime he was looking over tho
field here with a view to arranging for
Dempsey and jess willard or Frank
Moran. I....-.
salt Lake city. Feb. li.-Jack pcmp-
soy win 20 into training at Bcck's hot
springs near hero tomorrow morning
according to n statement made by the
management of the springs following
conference with the champion II was
said that Dcmpsey's stay horc would
probably be about six weeks
Dempsey, according to the program
arranged. will be At HIS road work in
tho morning and follow it with . swim
At O'Clock cvory afternoon he viii
work n Is expected that within tho
next fcw days he viii work ont with
Ira Dcrn. champion heavyweight
wrestler in the inter-mountain region.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
INTEREST HIGH IN
PAS DOG DERBY RACE

The Pas, Man, Feb. 1.-THE north
country HAS gone completely doggy.
and every mushor wants to drive Il
team in tho forthcoming Hudson Bay
Dog Derby to bc held here March j.
Nine entries are assured and there -
IA possibility OF fifteen contestants
fucing the starter.
So far the teams and the number OF
dogs are: q. Il. Bancroft. owner: Thco
Dupas. driver. dogs. c. B. Morgan.
owner; Billy Wintcrtou. driver. . or IL
dogs. Walter Goync, owner and driver,
IL dogs. Larry Mckay, owner and
driver, dogs. sam Prantcau. owner and
driver, dogs. = Sjorkman. Winni-
peg. owner and driver ,no inforina-
tom. $ stewart. owner; driver not
named, II dogs. Bateose Campbell,
owner and driver. : dogs.
Leonard Scppala. the great Alaskan
driver. and his team Of II dogs. and
Mrs. T., n. Hartman. with n string Of
II malamutcs. arc Indicated as possible
entries. Local mon are talking of three
other teams from further north that
arc laying back to size up the situation
before making a move.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

Chicago, Feb. 1i.-Formal repudta
tions OF alleged grand jury confessions
OF crooked baseball playing were filed
in tho criminal court here today on
behalf OF Claude Williams and Joe
Jackson, Chicago American League
players who were indicted on charges
OF conspiracy TO throw the 1919 world S
series.
The petition filed today on behalf OF
Williams. Jackson and George tBuck)
Weaver. a tean-matc, declares that
none OF the three ever made admis-
sions charged against them. the first
two deny that they ever threw
ball games or conspircd to do SO.
Weaver did not appear before tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Jackson Claims
Money Was Gift

ore~uvfr1o, s. C, Web. it-Joc Jack
son. former Chicago white Sox out
fielder. may have TO pay upwards OF
:: COO income tax and penalty on the.
s. 900 he o. said to have received dur
TO n statement today by Attorney
James II. Price. who has been retained
as counsei by Jackson. Efforts were
started by treasury department Of
ficials to collect income tax on tho
5000 shortly after Jackson was al
legged to have made his confession,
Mr.. Price said.
Jackson claims tho money was re-
ccived A. a gift.
II Is expected decision will be
given soon by treasury officials.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Outside Bowiers
Are High Scores

St Paul. Mimi. Feb. 4-Outsidc
bowlcrs rolling In the tournament Of
the International Bowling association
had now high marks 10 shoot az today
Lenders i'm all events were displaced
yesterday.
Tho leaders arc:
Individual. ". Herman. Chicago.
first wish G55. G.. Ashley. sioux city,
Iowa. fIfth. s5S; r Ncalc, Omaha, Ncb..
ninth. So.
Two mon. II. Dryito nud.F Lubr.
Chicago. first, i.3o5.
Five mon event Dutch American
Syndicate. ST. Louis Mo, first. 2.9li.
Security Nationals. Mason City. Iowa.
ninth. s.Si0; omaha Alleys, omaha.
Ncb. tenth, 2SeS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
T0DAy'S SPORTS

I;ACiNG-Moeting OF Cuba Amcri-
can Jockey Club. at Havana
Meeting OF Lower California Jockey
Club, at Tia Juana.
COLE - WashinEton's Birthday
tournament at Bcllclir. Fla.
ormand Beach championship tour
namcnt. At ormond Beach, Fla.
BONlNG-Billy De Foe vs. sammy
SicGcr. rouSds. at New York
frankie DAILY ". Abc Guldstcin. 10
rounds. at New York
Packcy HOmmcy ". While Curry.
IL rounds. at Brighton : l.
GcorE" Nanlcy vs. Bud Clancy. 10
rounds. at Denver
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
ST. PAT. FIVE WINS
FROM CENTRAL 2NO

St. Patrick's high school basketball
i've officially opened their 1921 season
yesterday afternoon by defeating the
Central second string men % to 81 on
the new gymnasium OF the st. Patrick
school
Central seconds succeeded in making
the first score, but were soon deleted
to a follow position" when st. Pats
hdskctccrs started a series of basket
shots. The game was well played and
fast.
The St. Patrick quintet are now open
TO challenges from any basketball fvc
in the city. They are now arranging n
week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
DRAKE ]. GRIDOERS
ARE SONG BIRO|ES

Des Moincs, la, Feb. n.-Do-tc-la-
sol-fa-mC-
That is not football signal. but
is nevertheless one OF the favorite
Warblinss OF tho members of a 'oca.
football team. Drake university here.
boasts the only singing football squao
in tho world. Its members discoN-
cred themselves 10 be such excellent
vocalists. in fact. that they have or
EduI4,I Elcc club All their own,
to which only members OF The foot
bah team may belong. This club now
comprises about - members, all OF
them football players, %no were ON
brakes first squad. which made the
trips during the football season last
fail. This club now has n regular
repertoire, has filled many local sing
ing engagements. and il reported to
bc in great demand FOR entertain
mcuts In pcs Moiucs.
The mon discovered their vocal tai
cnts when they wcrl rEhortyd. dur
ing the last football season. to sing
for thcE sake OF keeping mp their
esprit dc corps after the manner Of
soldiers In tho army. 3udoavorinE,
then. for "a greater spirit and unity ia
their team. they found, opcniug their
mouths. that sounds actually pleas
ant emerged; from this start, itcy
had soon organized a Glec club.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?

II you wish to break tho shacltles
OF tho disease and free yourself from
its domination. YOU must treat tho
source Of the disease
SO many cascs of Rheumatism como
from n tiny germ in tho blood that
YOU should try remedy that has
proven thorouEhly satisfactory IN
these cases. :. s. =, the fine old blood
remedy clcanses the blood Of all Inn
puritics. and removes all disease germs
that may creep into the blood. Begin
taking $. s. :. today. and II you Will
write a complete history of your case
our medical director will give you ex-
pert advice. without charge Address
chief Medical Adviser. S2i Swift Lab
oratory. Atlanta, Go.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

There arc thousands OF viotims OF
rheumatism who dread tho approach
Of damp wintry weather. for II means
10 them a return OF the pangs OF
rheumatism.
II you had rheumatism last year
and treated only tho pains OF the dis
oase by rubbing with liniments and
louons, you can be sure that soon
again you will be in the shacklcs Of
this relentless foe. You may &c, some
slight temporary relief from the pains
OF the disease by the use of these local
remedies. but rheumatism is too real
and relentless a disease to be rubbed
2wAv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
REPUDIATIONS FILED
BY INDICTED PLAYERS

grand jury ANA hs from ,r- rr-s De-
nicd taking par. Goo U7 alleged ,.H-
sTirHcy.
Tho documoHt asked t'ilf tho s..-r
furnish tho Indicted rn With % u.I
OF particulafa and It nr1I-itj uuf fH
the men arc fuuuIus ulIrrrd in n.
Indictment with having ruia fully uh-
tlihcd So from JulI.sr * N.rus,
The petition rccitc- ihyt sim. i- u1-
known to the uiuyrr-.
Minis. u b. su.d i- -pori7u.r who
lost $3.50 hy bct,ina un tho Chicago
team against the Cincinnati Npfllab'T
In tho 1919 world, sCr',-
judge William r. p.er uHuuun I'D
hc would read tho petitions .ud hear
further arguments Wednesday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Waste Survey

Syracuse. y. v. Feb B.--Appoint-
ment Of committee OF noted engineers
and technplogists to formulate plans
for curtailins waste in industry was
included in the opening business today
Of the convention OF tho American en-
ginccring council.
Herbert Hoover president. Enid tho
committee would be directed to make
n national assay OF waste. Nearly
100000 engineers OF the country will be
called upon to aid. BY studying tho
nation a single industrial organism.
they will attempt to locate. he added.
weakness in the country's production
system.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Club Owners Will Vote
For Draft Exemption

Chicago. Feb li.-Prcsident Hickey
cf the American Association. an
ucunccd today that the club owners
would vote for draft exemption at
their annual meeting hero tomorrow.
Tho club owners probably will adopt
n schedule OF l6s games. opening the
season April u. tho date OF the major
League opening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
G>E ,u. MARES WORLD RECORD

Miami nm Zoo II-|G1r Ir.
owned ly Gaf y Wood NJ Detroit ,--
slblishct worlds record OF asS
miles AN hour ou ru oc.uu course here
today when Do completed the 1g2 miie
race Co Palm Bo1ch and return m 9
hours, % mtnutrs Hrd 81 seconds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
LEVINSKY- WELLS BOUT
OFFICIALLY CANCELLED

New York Feb 1.-The twenty
round boxing match between Battling
Lcvinsky Of New York and Bombacdicr
Wells to have been held at London,
February . has bccn cancelled. This
Information was contained In "A cable
message received here Monday by Lc-
NiuSky's manager.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Appleby, Amateur Cueist,
Defeats Champ Collins

Cleveland. ohio. Fcb. ii.-EdEir 4.
ApplCby OF New York. tn tho scmi-nnal
contest or the national amateur iS-2
balk line billiard championship tournI-
ment Monday night, defeated Percy
Collins Of chicago. the titlcholdcr 500
to 20S in the first loss the champion has
sustained in championship ulaN since
1919 Tic defeat throws Collins into n
Ito with Charles Ilcdduu OF powarinc
Mich. FOR nrst place.
Heddun and Collins viii play on tho
tic Tuesday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
WANTS TO HELP MOTHERS

WANTS TO Help NOTUFES
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Utica, n. Y: II gladly write any
thing that helps a mother with her
children. Ny little Eiri had whoopinE
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Tar and Il helped her wonderfully.
She could sleep most all night with
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
ADDITIONAL CLASS ADS

cash certain promisHorS notes and ccr-
tain real estate now held 10y him rs
Special Deputy State Rank Commits
sioner as the assets ui the iuternatiou-
nj Bank Of Commerce of Pueblo. Colo
rldo This s1id sale will bc held at the
front steps OF the County Court House
OF Pueblo county, Colorado ON tho
18th day OF February. \. u. 1921. at ten
O'Clock \. NJ.
y detailed description uf tho property
To be sold will ho furnished upon re-
quest made to tho undersigned ut his
office in the Thatcher Block, city OF
Pueblo. state OF Colorado.
GEORGE n. SWEENEY.
Special Deputy state Bank
Commissioner In charge of tho
liquidation OF the affairs Of
tho International Bank OF
Commerce ot Pueblo. Colorado.
NOTICE or sToCkiIoLEEts MEET
~.
Tho regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the :. g. Gallup sad
dlery 60 will he held Mt tho office OF
the company, Hills West Fourth st,
Pueblo. colorado, at u. M. on Monday.
March Ith. 1921. for tho purpose OF
olecting a Board OF Directors and for
tho transaction - such other business
as shall legally come before said meet
ing. r. IL. WINNER.
Secretary.
First publication. Feb. ;. 1927.
Last publication, March {. 1871.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
IroNNKp oi5rs WONT oill.It

Milwaukee Fch. 90 E"nuy Leon
ard lightweight champion. To-day was
offered &20,1uN b' Tom AudroN-,
local promoter, tu msU0 Richie Mil
chcll Of Milwaukec. boz .ui- city sunio
time iu March THE bout would bc
"a to-round no decision affair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
ms TROUBLE is ALL GONE

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Lu. NINE TO LArAN

Bloomington. Ind, Fob. 14.-GcorEc
Lewis, coach Of the Indiana University
basketball and baseball teams. hopes
to take his baseball team on a trip &c
japan in 1879.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
Basket Ball Resnits

Chicago. m, Feb a. rIuuc-otl had
an easy time defeating $or,hwc,tcrn
In Western conference basket i1l
game Monday night. &c to n.
Bloomington, Ind. Fob lnd.fH,
4, ,catcd Ohio 81 20 IN u Il West 70
conference basket bail zama j b.rr MNu-
day night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

Bronmcrs Bcno Slickers kicked too
hard for Shrivers Colts last night in
tho first two games. The Colts got
limbcred up in the last and shot SIS.
winning by IS pins, but losing the ser
ics hN. 90 nins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15
NOTICE
MISCELLANEOUS

Netice is hereby given that the un-
dcrsiEncd Special Deputy State Bank
Commissioner viii sell at public auc-
ton to tho biuh~ut sIr| l.~~~ b.A,sa,; foy
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-15

Great Fails. Mont. Feb. 1l--ioe ST.
monich of Butte and Gunner quinn Of
Minneapolis fought twelve rounds to II
draw at an American legion boxing
show here Monday night Tho bout
was fn8t