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threatens to be no less trying, but I
have the fullest confidence that He
who feeds the birds of the air, and
who, through the generosity of Amer
lea and the world has fed my suf.
fering people for the last thirteen
months, will not abandon Or forget
them until justice is done and the
workingman of Belfast is permitted
to earn a living for himself and his
wife and little ones, whatever be his
religion or politics.
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POSITION WANTED.-Lady book
keeper, experienced and thoroughly
competent. Best of references. Will
accept out of town position. Write
"a" care of The Catholic Bulletin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
SUSSEX COUNTY TITLE
WON BY LAUREL TEAM
Downstate Teams Stage a Fast
Game at Laurel for the
Championship.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. May 24.-The deciding game
for the championship of Sussex county
between the Bridgevflle and Laurel
High School teams, was played here
yesterday, Laurel coming out victorious,
10 to z. Each team was accompanied
here by a large crowd of rooters. This
was also the deciding game between the
two teams, each having won two games.
Laurel made four runs in the first in
ming, and was never headed, although
Bridgeville fought hard TO catch UP.
Messick was unable 10 stop the Laurel
boys from stealing bases. several OF
their thefts resulting in runs.
The hits were nearly equally divided,
Laurel getting to Mcuvaine for s and
Bridgeville touching Evans for Z. A
Large crowd of Seaford rooters witness
ed the game, the fans being about
equally divided in the roofing for the
two teams. Donoho and Moore. Of Sea-
ford. umpired the game. and gave satis-
faction. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
HE ENJOYS MOTORING.
DEMPSEY IS NEAR FIT,
WILL REST FOR A WEEK
Manager Fears Pug" viii Go
Stale Unless He Slows Down
on Training.

Hy Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Atlantic City. N. j., May 24--Jack
Dempsey has progressed go rapidly in
his training for his match with Georges
Carpenter. July 2, that Manager Kearns
contemplates giving the champion a
week of absolute rest. probably the first
week of June This is in accordance
with the training campaign Dempsey
followed for his battle with Jess VIII
lard at Toledo two years ago. when he
suspended all training activities for sfx
days because of fear OF going stale.
With Dempsey rapidly getting IN
condition, the shortage OF heavyweight
sparring partners is causing Manager
Kearns no Alarm. Leo sHauck has been
persuaded 10 remain anbther week. Jack
Renault, heavyweight. will return to
camp today along with frankie Britton,
a light heavyweight from Philadelphia.
Hauck was given rest yesterday TO
recuperate from the Furnishing effects
of his workouts with the champion.
Dempsey intends to box daily with
Babe Herman, the Sacramento, Cal.
featherweight, and Alex Trambitas, a
welterweight from Portland, Ore. to in
crease his speed. Herman gave the
champion slashing three-round work
out yesterday, forcing him 10 extend
himself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
MARRIED MEN TAKE
GAME FROM BACHELORS
Defiance Club Stages a Contest
Which Provides Much Amuse-
ment for the Fans.

The married men of the Defiance Club
defeated the bachelor nine. 1918. In a
game last night, featured by number
of plays and incidents that kept the
fans in an uproar throughout the con-
test. The score stood 13 to ~ IN favor
of the bachelors when the married men
came to bat in the ninth inning. After
two were out, Shields singled, stole
second and went to third on passed
ball. Miller walked and stole second.
On Alexander's drive, the two men on
base scored, followed by Alexander.
There was some argument as to
whether the ball was fair or foul. but
il was finally ruled fair.
The game was interesting through
out The married men jumped into the
lead early and held it up until the ninth.
Many amusing incidents took place dur
ing the game and kept the fans In an
uproar The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
CARPENTER SHOWS GREAT
SPEED IN TRAINING

Manhasset, N. Y. May 24.-Develop-
ment of speed and cunning VIII be the
chief factors sought for in the training
of Georges Carpenter, for he relies
mainly upon these two points to bring
him victory over the champion Jack
Dempsey. Carpenter is in better con-
dition and is tougher than ever before
in his career and when he started actual
training yesterday he weighed 172z
pounds. or just one-hah pound more
than he win weigh when he enters the
Jersey City arena
The smiling blonde boxer works easi-
ly, and with speed that dazzies.
Georges has stiff right jab that works
fast and carries a drop. He is at all
times on his toes, working a punch
from both sides. His uppercut is well
executed and his recovery perfect. In
yesterdays half hour workout he gave
the impression that he is all Descamps
claims for him IN the way OF being fit.
Descamps thinks too much training
would do more harm than good Con-
sequentiy the French boxer VIII rest
every other day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
SOUTH SIDE SET
FOR DELCO GAME
An-WiImington League Leadery
Making Big Preparations for
Tomorrow's Contest.

What promises 10 be one Of tho t~u9
attractions seen in this city for srrns
dime will be STAGED ~ Pennsyivs nh
Field tomorrow. when the fast r~icS
team Of Philadelphia VIII be the guests
Of the South gide-Eden nine.
The DeIco club cofnes here With a nrss
record. having defeated xuch teams -
Rockdale, Iasf year champions ~ tss
Delaware County League. Pas>hau n.
q. and the fast Nativity team. One q
the Deico players. who is wei known 20
local fans ~ Harry Fritz. who beid
down third base for the Wilmington T~1
state team, and with such stars as
this man In the lineup, the Eden nfns
Win be forced 70 use their best 70 WIN
Managers Grant and Higgins have
arranged some fast twilight attractions
for every Wednesday night this saesor.
and hope the fans VIII turn out suons
for these attractions AZ Penngy FTeif
Manager Shaw ~ Deico wili use Wn-
hanson Of villa Nova. catcher. whne
Reynolds Of the Greensboro team % tn~
Blue Ridge League viii pitch. Manager
Grant win use Charlie Fishhack DO
hind the bat. while Wiilcys or NIXON
will do the mound WORK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
NOLAN OFFERS FAST
AND CLASSY CARD
Closing Show of Season rs Set
for Tonight and IS an Az
Star Bill.

One of the classiest cards Of the sea-
son has been arranged by Matchmaker,
Billy Nolan of the St Hedwig,s A a,
for the closing show OF the season to-
night and il is expected that Mod5eska
Hall viii be packed to the doors for this
occasion.
The matctrmaker has becn fortunate
in securing two men Of the calIbre of
K. o. Billy Cannon and Frankie Hughes
to meet Sammy Br1tton and Johnny
Horba, the two local stars, IN the big
double wind-up event of the evening.
Sammy BrItton is in for the battle
of his life when he meets Cannon,
as the PhiIly boy carries a sleep pro-
ducer in either hand and holds de-
cisions over a few of the boys that
have given Britton his toughest fights.
Little is known of Hughes outside
of the fact that he defeated Fighting
decision at the last smoker, and. iudg-
local lad tough eighteen minutes this
evening.
In the semi, Young Stanley, claimant
Of the fy-weight title In TINS State. will
try to dispose of a rival In the person
of Danny Kramer, who has made good
In his last few bouts The preliminaries
will bring together some fast local
talent, Kid Boots meeting Kid johnson,
and in the curtain raiser. frankie
Ketchal takes on Battling Leonard,
Johnny Birowsh will referee all the
bouts Several musical features viii be
presented by the clever ST. Hedwig' S
Trio between the bouts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24

The Keystpno Field Club will give an
oSher au-star athletic and musical en-
tsrtairment on Friday evening IN
pythian Castle, when they VIII present
Ava classy boxing bouts. This weeks
card looks better than the blu OF last
woek. which all fans agree was one o.
the classie<st cards OF the season.
The only disappointment of last week
will be rectified this week. when Boooy
Barrett, the Chiffon Heights wonder,
will meet Ralph Raymond. BarrettS
disappointrnent hast week was excus-
able as sickness in his family caused
him TO cancel the bout at the last
minute. Barrett is one of the most de-
pendable boys that Hackett has ever
had any business with and assures the
nns that he will positively appear here
on Friday evening.
This bout should be one of the best OF
the season as the local boy has been
training very hard for the go, as he is
anxious to wipe out the defeat Barrett
handed HIM early in the season Ray
nrond can be seen any afternoon work
ing for the bout at the Keystone head
quarters.
The semi-windup brings together
Jimmy Ireland, the fiashy fyweight or
the keystone Field Club and Matty
Detcher, of Philadelphia An fans who
have been following the Philadelphia
bouts viii agree that Detcher Is the
hest boy that Ireland ever fought IN
this city.
The main preliminary WIN Be re-
turn scrap between Toughey Dogan, OF
Philadelphia and Battling Barnes. OF
the keystone Field Club. These boys
put up a great bout last week and the
local fans urged the matchmaker to re-
match them DUgAn was anxious 10
get the match as he claims he Was not
in the best of condition. Barnes clAtns
ne will X o. Duean this week.
The second bout viii be as interesting
as any on the bfll and brings together
Joe Martin, the Keystone Iron Man"
and X. o. BrommeIl. of Eastlake-
Everyone remembers their bout of
several weeks ago. when they fought
one of the most sensational bouts ever
witnessed in this city.
The opening TIT win be between
Frankie Cal, 0 Marcus Hook and
Buckley McGinntx- of this city. Nc
CAnnis last week showed his best form
and as Cal is a classy boy. q great bout
y bound to result This card looks like
the best Of the season and no doubt
another record breaker crowd win be
on hand
The club officials have arranged to
have at least 700 seats for persons
wishing TO see the daily workouts al
between and 4. Invitations for the
smoker can be secured ar the clubs
headquarters. 204 East Fourth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
CAHPENTfEH's MONEY
Will not III AFFECTED

Paris, May ~ Georges Car
pentier and his manager, Francois
.Descanps, will not be affected by
any fall IN the rate ~ exchange
on the dollar against the frame
as regards their end Of the purse
for the forthcoming worlds
heavyweight championship fight
between Carpenter md jack
Dempsey.
According TO a signed article
by a sporting writer In La LIB
erte. Carpenter and Descarnps
have paid 100. 900 francs premium
against the dollar receding in
value. LIoyds. the writer says.
has agreed To caah their dollars
at IS francs each.
A few wagers on the fight were
made along the boulevards last
week with Dempsey the favor
ite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
HENLEY REGATTA ENTRIES.
Yale, Princeton, u. of P. and Navy
Crews to Start on SchuyIkM Saturday

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. May 24.-Harvard. Yale,
Princeton, Navy and University OF
Pennsylvania viii have crews in events
at the american Henley regatta to be
rowed on the Schuylkill river course
next Saturday.
Entries for the eleven events. which
closed last night. were announced to-
day by the American Rowing Associa-
tion as follows:
First single scuIis--Paul Costello,
yesper B. c.. Philadelphia; Garrett Gill
more. Bachelors Barge Club, Philadel-
phia: William Chanler, Union B. c.,
Boston.
First double sculls--yesper and Cres-
cent Boat Clubs. both of Philadelphia
First four-oared sculls-Vesper
Udine. Philadelphia: Potomac B. c.
Washington; New York A. c.. and New
Rochelle.
First four-oared shells---Vesper and
Pennsylvania Barge Club.
Varsity eight-oared shefls--Prince
ton, Navy, Harvard. Yale and PennsyI-
yania.
Special collegiate i50-pound shells
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
SMOKER At Y. NJ. \. A.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Boxing. Wrestling and vaude-
vile Viii Feature Program of
Fine Entertainment.

Thursday evening is to be gala
night at the Y. NJ. H. A. On that eve
ming. n $50. is the time scheduled for
the big athletic smoker, to do honor to
the champion basketball team of the
season of 1920-2L Cold basketballs for
watch charms will be presented to the
eight members of the team
-Four acts of professional vaudeville
will only be one phase of the evenings
enjoyment. Eighteen rounds Of boxing
and a good number of wrestling match
es have been arranged. There will be
plenty Of smokes on hand
This affair cannot be missed by those
who are looking TO spend one of the
biggest and best evenings in Y. NJ. II. A.
athletic circles. Admission is by mem
bership card only, except in cases
where special invitations have been ex-
tended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
FRIENDS PLAY TODAY.
Local Quakers to Meet West Chester at
Rockford Tower.

Friends School baseball team will
meet West Chester High School at
Rockford Tower. today at $40. Metten
will probably get the pitching assign
ment and the locals win try to ayenge
the 30 defeat, met at the hands of West
Chester earlier IN the season,
Captain Stirling win be behind the
bat and the infield win consist of
Finn at first. Walker at second, Wooley
at short. Pyle at third. This infield
averages under 10 years in age. Haitsch,
MunSon, Long and Shaw will care for
the outer gardens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
St. Georges Drops This Game.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
ST Georges, May 24--In a baseball
game played here on Saturday. the
Colt, Nd, team easily defeated the st.
Georges team, 13 to 3. Errors ac-
counted for many of thearu scored by
the visitors. A return game will be
played at Colt, Nd, next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
NEW CASTLE WINS.
Evening Journal Unable to Solve
Wflleyss Benders.

New Castle, May 24.-Last evening,
before large crowd, despite the chilly
weather, the New Castle Athletic As
sociation baseball team and the Even
ing Journal team played a five inning
contest at Battery park The score was
15 to In favor of the local team. The
visitors failed to secure hit Off Wiley
during the five innings. The lineup
and score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
pays 100 at Checkers, 20 at Chess.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Detroit. May 24.--NeweI w. Banks,
claimant Of the checker championship
OF the United States, and once holder
of the world title, is to play stimuli
taneousiy tonight, 1o5 boards OF check
ers and 20 boards Of chess. Banks now
holds the record for Simultaneous check
er u1atches--100.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24

Yale. Princeton, Harvard and Pennsyi-
vania.
Freshmen eight-oared shelIg-Nayy
and Pennsylvania.
Service cutters-Crews from battle
ships Arizona, Delaware. Nevada, Okla
horna and Columbia.
Second single sculls--Ringling Udfne
and Mcc1ay. Malta y. G., Philadelphia
Scholastic eight-oared shefls--Phila-
delphia. New York. Washington High
Schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Workhouse Team Games.

The Workhouse team has a busy
schedule for this week. The Mar
shailton team of the Suburban League
will play In twilight game on We'd
nesday. The Huber's Baking Company
nine VIII play in the Friday tilt The
games viii start at Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Bear Nine Takes One.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Bear. May 24.--The Delaware City
Boy Scout baseball team was defeated
by the local team on Saturday, 10 to II.
The game was loosely played. The
local team win play the New Castle
High school at New Castle next Satur-
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
HICKMAN Photo by Green.

The photo of Hickman. the Goldey
College pitcher in Fridays Every Eve
ming, was taken by Green's Photo Shop.
Due to an error, credit for the photo
was not given in Fridays paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
GAMES TODAY AND TOMORROW.

American League.
New York at st. Louis
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
ACCOUNTANTS WIN.
Girls Stage Interesting Game Featured
by Miss Murray's Hitting.

The Accountant girls team defeated
the Advertising tossers yesterday after
noon, 7-5. Miss Murray starred at the
bat with a homer, three-base hit and
single out of four trips to the plate
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

National League.
All games postponed; rain.
American League.
Detroit, 5; Athletics, 2.
Washington. g.; Chicago, 8.
Cleveland. A; Boston, 1.
New York, 6; St Louis, 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
KEYSTONE CLUB
4 !: HAS CLASSY CARD
~ "s~
, Matchmaker Hackett Has An
other All-Star Program tor
- Friday Night.
KEYSTONE BOUTS
FRIDAY NIGHT

FkIDAN Ni6hI
/ Windup.
Bobby Barrett. of Clfton
Heights VS.. Ralph Raymond, Key
stone Field Club.
Semi. w indup.
.Iimy Ireland. keystone Field
Club. VS.. Matty Detcher. Phila-
delphia.
Main Preliminary.
Toughey Dugan, Philadelphia
va. Battling Barnes, Keystone
Field Club.
Second Bout
Joe Martin. Keystone Field
Club VS.. X. O. Brommell, East
lake
Opening Bout
rrnn)kie Cal. Marcus Hook VS..
Ruckey McGinnis. keystone
F,o,d Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
SINGLE MEN .
MARRIED 'MEN.
Totals ....................I5 Ie 27

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Single Men ..... o O Il 3 3 2-f3
Married Men . o 5 2 OF / 3-I5
Umpires Magil and Neal.
Two out when winning run was scored.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Distance Travellers ys. Eleventh ward.

The Eleventh Ward baseball team
win play the Defiance Travellers at
Eighth avenue and Duncan streets this
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Totals .................. 5

Ho1Hs run NIuITay. Hftt-Das. p. H1Is g
Willis A. Foster. Stolen bases j.. Me-
Coy NJ. Godfrey b. M. Boyles. Sacrifice
hits B NJ Boyles. Umpire Biickie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Married Men Win; Laurel Wins the Title

y ss % @ a e A 5u s s M"1
but eHHedh nanu fhcamra 0 fw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
Score BY Innlngx.

Georgetown ..s..e z z-is
Glendale ........o Q q o p 2 o.
Green
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-24
eKoReKrows CLUB WINS

Georgetown. May z4,-The ccorro-
town Athletic club defeated Eiiendais
on the local grounds Saturday after
noon, II 70 3 making the second pic-
tory since the organization was fornca
in as many ganes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-23
ST. MARY'S BRIDGE
BILL INTRODUCED
Measure is Presented to the
Senate by Senator Watson,
and introduced in the House
by Representative Lankford,
of the Eleventh District.

Final action towards the building
of highway bridge across the st
Mary's river, at Wilde's Landing. just
below Kingsland. was taken last week
when Senate bill No 2430 was intro.
duced in the United States senate by
Senator Thomas e. Watson, acting
foe Senator Harris. and in the house
by Representative L1ankford, OF the
Eleventh district.
This bill provides the authority of
Congress for the bridging of the st.
Mary's at the point named. the work
to be carried out under supervision of
the district engineers office, and be.
Ing a local measure its passage is GER
tain, being merely a formality.
II is announced from Kingsland
that Just as soon as slse measure be-
comes law. constructions work on
the structure viii be commenced. The
bridge is to be built by the Kingsland
Bridge Company, private incorporat-
ed concern, and win be operated on a
toll basis Franchise has already
been obtained from both Georgia and
Florida, and the capital stock paid in.
and everything ready for work to be.
gin.
A steel draw bridge has been pur.
chased from the government. at
Charleston, s. c., and will be trans
ported to wilde's Landing, The build,
ing OF this bridge will eliminate the
last remaining ferry along the coast
route of the Dixie highway between
Columbia, s. c.. and Miami. Fla. It
is hoped by the promoters to have
the structure ready FOR traffic by the
first of the year
In this connection 1t Is interesting
to note that the state highway OFF,
cials Of Florida have announced that
construction Sis to begin Immediately
of a first class highway leading from
wilde's Landing to Yulee, and provid-
ing a continuous road into Jackson
vile that viii be kept in first class
condition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-23
RICHMOND POLICEMAN
KILLED ON STREETS

Richmond, Va, Aug. 22.-Policeman
Washington |. Curtis, %, was shot
and instantly killed at 2 O'clock this
morning by. man whom it is believed
he was attempting to arrest near
Sixth and Stockton streets, South
Richmond The entire police force
of Richmond is seeking the slayer.
Signs plainly show that the policeman
engaged in a scuffle before being kill
ed. One bullet pierced his heart, one
entered the stomach and third lodg-
ed in the neck. On the ground be-
side the body OF the victim was his
own revolver, with all chambers full,
showing that he was killed before he
had time to fire even once in defense
of his life.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-23
KRUPP TO PITCH FOR
THE ALL STARS TO-DAY

There ID widespread interest among
Brunswick fans in the game staged
for this afternoon between the Fer.
naqdlna team aud the All stars. and
the prospects are that hundreds will
wend their way to Norwich street
park 10 see the locals get revenge for
the defeat administered by ''the visit.
Ing team recently.
Those who are betting on Bruins.
wick to win VIII find considerable
comfort In the announcement az Man.
Ager edo Miller that Krupp. the star
pitcher Of the Savannah X. G. team.
will be in the box for the locals.
Kruppi has had some experience IN
bis league BASEBALL having been at
one time member of the New York
american club. HE was seen In ac.
ticp here last Friday. when he pitched
few innings for the Darien team.
Other on, OF town players on the
local lineup for teiay's game are
wooten. or McRae. aud Morrison. Of
Eastman. both Of whom are excellent
amateur ball players The Fernan.
dina clQh viii hiring strong team for
the two games this afternoon and
"Wednesday afternoon. aud even bet.
ter baseball than was played last
week IL promised.
The All Stars win So TO Fernaa'
dina ThaFsday for return engage.
mens. i double header helng schedal.
ed Excursion rates will be- offered
~ the Steamer Atlantic Tor the trip.
and Il II llkely that large number
az fans viii So aown 10 see the fnlsh
q tAs nghs hssween the rival argant.
easiona.