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Evening star., 1921-04-03
MISS JENNY NELSON DEAD,

WARRENTON. Va. April 2 (Spe-
ciaD.-News has been received here
of the death of Miss Jenny Nelson at
a hospital in Lynchburg. She was
eightytwo years old, and a sister of
Judge Frank Nelson of Rustburg. Va.
with whom she made her home. and
of the late Rev. G. w. Nelson of War
renton. and a cousin of Thomas Nell
son Page. She was one of the most
highly educated women in the south
and had been principal of Chatham
Institute and teacher in Wellesley
College. She taught in Warrenton
Ior several years
Evening star., 1921-04-03
Obsolete Phrases.

From the Richmond Times Dispatch.
1. Yes, sir. What's yours. Mr.. Lus-
heigh?
2. Here's quarter. my poor man.
to buy yourself a good meal
3. Lips that touch liquor shall never
touch mine.
L. To love, honor and obey
till death do us part
i 5. Thank you very much, Sir. for
that salary increase.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Polite Boy Scout Ito old LADY,
May I accompany you across the
street, ma'am? Old Lady-Certainly.
sonny, How long have you been
waiting here for somebody to take
you cross?-London Answers
Evening star., 1921-04-03
Little Hope,

From the Louisville Conricr- Journal.
For months I have been trying to
get girl with little success"
What girl have you been trying to
get?"
Central"
Evening star., 1921-04-03
SUCCESS.
From Judge,

T rom judge.
Efficient Expert am very graft
fed to see how many new men you
have taken on since l installed my
system"
'Yes, l hired 'em to take care of the
system"
Evening star., 1921-04-03
Made a Difference.

from london Answers.
Teacher-Why. Cyril. how can you
come to school when your little
brother has got scarlet fever?
Cyril-Please. teacher. he's only my
half brother.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
DU POINT TEAM WILL
PLAY BLUE AND GOLD
University of Delaware Tennis
Players Will Play at Country
Club on Saturday.

The University of Delaware fenaia
team will engare in match with fha
du Pont Country club on Saturday
afternoon ut tho du Pent Country cut
grounds. Frank T Palmer. chairman II
the tennis ealauHftoc II tile country
club and Manager Panl E Monaghan
of The Delaware team having eefaFisfad
arrangements.
six singieq and three doubles mat has
viii be played. Delaware VIII nee fhe
same men on Saturday. who VIII appear
later In tho season against Iqverford.
Maryland. GeorEefavn. Lafayette johns
Hopkins and swarthmoTe.
The local club representatives viii he
selected :odav Eiehr tennis courts VIII
likely he ready for play again tod1y and
Il is hoped that the members ef The du
Font team Viii avail themselves of tho
opportunity Of practicing for tho COM
ing matches
Mr Palmer announces that beginning
next w"ck instruction VIII To- given
those desiring il or Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons. Men and women whG
are interested in learning the method of
playing tennis. are urged 70 be present
on tho instruction days. Superintendent
L. II. Lightfoot should bc notified Of the
intention Of those desiring instruction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FAST BOUTS CARDED
FOR KEYSTONE CLUB
Friday Night Event AZ Pythian
Castle Brings Together Some
Good Boxers.

Cien HaeEert Eas scheduled a FIRE
card far The Keystone s-n0Eer 4t
PErh.aE a4tse or Fr.1ar -l-1t 5an--
~ Gra-h ara Johnny iiaaarG, Ho
Chester Negroes. VIII appear a -ha
Nina-a ao-. From al reports ta.s
aa.r wtl stage some fast n0l-. 4s -ne-
are considered among rEe ee-- tron 1a
1eIEhJor4ns E'eraes .ssH-4 .I-v
= nor zenll-H.n1la -s scheduled =
take place ee-vn iii ey Morris. .t
his -ty and Iarrs SAFE. IL Pa4aGai-
pnla. Ths ra.r aa-- 81 aeared III -.lre-
previous bouts wh1. h .ave been var
ay the .oea. hat-ler. Despite .n4s. how
eter the 1aGs lr. .au..rE -or rr@
rlu when -ae -#o .a-as 454sa Irl1.s-
gl-nr
-Four fast preliminary bouts are card
%. These .1ei4de E ro-- .e.-se.r Young
Salvo. of Philadelphia. ara T.ury Ire
and = this -lcy. Joe 1I.ler Ha-
del Ma. VIII NIX i lp w-a Eall.av
Traao. of Chester. Kid Ferris. ua..a-
1e.pl1!a. takes en- Young Jae g:r-u. *
,h.s city
one of me preliminary bouts araas-
INK nG@a interest IS -a4l scheduled t,.-
tween n Cr1s@ IS The aNsszzore ,lta
s.d GeorSie Morrow. 81 rae Defiance
Eao As -hare IS u4ea rivalry ae5rs.,.r,
ne we 7saos REPRESENTED - these aar-
-Le-s, ac-a W-A base 4 au1.. l,,r ar ra.-
lowers ~ e&.i s-1j tho .sa~ ar.
-1s tor ta.s boat l. develop .r5o rs,
bes. au~t e 1G1 evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
BOXERS BUSY AT
The KEYSTONE CLUB
Glen Hackett Has Number
2attlers Under His TItel-
age; Wrastiers Wor< out.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
THE i. OF DELAWARE
ATHLETES OFF TODAY
Baseball Team Plays Four Games
on Its Trip and Track Team
Completes m Two Meets.

Special Correspondence - Esrry Evenirg
%,0arf, Aprsl la a-1hHtv University
e t1aaS4re atH3etes lH haachad ard
teaak left Newart fedty ard before re-
turning IN sunday Hft compete with
sIeh well Enop0 iaeisutinHa liz Buck
NELL Pennsyisauia Stata college,. tai-
eersIfY n fIft burg Carree.e Institute.
I University ~ Virginia ard the >ary
II eharFe ~ Gaa-h Shirley ard Ta-a-
ser Anderson. the baseball squad ieft
Newark at This morning for Buckne5
college. vIa the &.-rark and Poner9g
faHraad. Coanh Shper took five g.t-
aers and three eatencrs. The pitchers
were Itothr,ck. collins and Cartl.
saufhfa4s. and C;rubh ard Ramsey.
riEat handerz The catchers arc Mar
.eI. spa1 ard Satter The other play
ers On the trip are Mcdonald. E.tsan
Robbins ard ndervead. iaaeldera. ard
captain Donoho. Madden and Dan'z.
autGeIders.
Before leaving Newark Coach Shin
ley said Il was his intention n pitching
either Gruf,b Tamsoy Pr CarlJ against
EucEae1l today This ulli give them
Rathroca ard Collins his tvo star south
paws 10 yorlz against Penn state and
University af I.4atsburg. tomorrow ard
Friday. thy apparently having the
+ strongest teams taat Delaware 11H en-
counter on the tr.p. The team e il
good shape and tae players eff ie-
terlained II bin three OUT 9f the foar
games They VII leave P.e.sn-re after
Saturdays game WEN earn 4.e and
come home by way II washington.
Track eaaeh Lecato aaj Manager
Waples left Newark n charge 0f -ae
track squad shortly before noon today
for Charlottesville. IA. where -ne team
VII have dual meet tomorrow With
the University of Virginia team. Tha
team returns 70 Aaaapels on Sa,urT1ay
for a dual meet With the Nay
Those who made ap the lam and
the events they Nll compete II follow.
leo and 80 yard 5a5aes-I'1tulaa. Tef}0
and F'ourstere: 40 yard dasn-tiarul,r 2.
Pltnaa and smith. $50 yard rgH-Iar-
faer. Roash and Lily one and tao mile
ruus-Booth Heey ard Wilson: 10 yard
! hIsh hurdles HA-mer ana Z.
If. MeMuaen. "a yard losv har-
Continued on page Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
NEWARK HIGH WINS
OVER FRESHMEN NINE
Crompton Pitches Steady Ball
Until Fifth Inning When Mild
ness Let Four Runs In.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Newark. April 13.-Newark High
= nool baseball team yesterday after
noon defeated the University of Della
ware Freshmen 10 TO g in a seven
inning game. This makes the third
straight Victory for the local high
school boys without a defeat this sea
son On Friday the team will go 10
Wilmington to meet Wilmington high
Newark got an early lead on the col
leCe freshmen by batting BaynuIn-
Who pitched the first i've innings, all
over the lot. jackson pitched the last
TWO innings for Dele ware and while
wild he managed 10 hold the high
school boys safe Smith and Nans4u-
aid the catching for Delaware.
Crompton pitched steady ball for
Newark and did not allow q run Until
-hc tfth inning when some Wild
t4rous by Armstrong TO eaten runners
2, ,tird gave the college four runs.
Armstrong who had been catching,
fatehed the last two innings for New
aIs and his wildness gave the college
thc.r additional runs D1vis caught
Armstrong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
KID CHADWICK BOWS
TO PHILA. PETE ROSS
Parkside Club Has LIVELY 3ou+s
on Last Night Program;
Wade and Carter n Draw

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
ENGINEERS WIN.
In First Ald Contest oI Diamond S.ate
Ielenhnna Enmnann.


The iLjzas ii rns elimination contest
heruesa dfst a.8 rsauss from. ,as
3s1.aeS departments Il 1hc Diamond
state Telephone Company forces I'M 81.
locai district iasI 01ht lvarc,l --a
honor to The en-iHeeelug rlalu ot Wh..a
[. t1unau pain. 1'he award
carries VITA Il tao aeuryseutltion ii ~.
Nliol.nSton d.s-si~. 81 the -uai ar-s.
az ihilaaeluaia- 3s3treC coutesta.,. 4
from other st4g,s. and also a ,y.-, 81
>Ie0 Ii gosd
The winners made - average oE q3.>
points. other sud0s scored rs ta,-
lows: CONSERVATION. 2t1s salem. lq.
Maintenance "S. Wum5u1tun St.h..r-
bar 80 lnslallanea .s Dover. 80.
The trstS HOOK n.ace n ,ae ODD Fel-
lows fgadinS Tenth and l,>rs streets.
The Nlsanston district team Was Nic-
torious 81 the unals last le4r
The officials from Fh1daelua5a ana
WILMINGTON Wha haI 0har4e or fh.
meetin@ verc Fl p. Moses. p.slf5. +
l'lant SaHt. Wjtaa-nAtau g,,il III ,.aafr-
aan. and I N Townsend. Sutert t-n,
81 the tir~l AId VoiA iu ths phiIadei-
phia district directed tha TRIAL .ycsf~
ti. ". M@tti[oHd. safety IuStructo. for
Wilmington district. assisted in assign
ins the various problems. ~. .A Eip-
Per- lt1hl stunt o- Atlantic Coast Dis
trict attended th. meetiae asa awarded +
the prizes Johu E laue. of Ni4tfi,,--
tom acted as ofH,a -,3rc >eeu.r
n Il Fredelteks. 4.hiy foreman ,r
y ilnAngteh was awarded gold loviug
CUP tor nat haNps 4 9iir4iy accident in
his force during tho easl me years
lhe sup Was engraved with tho record
81 the various Years ANA bore the COM
pany seal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
BASEBALL SEASON
FORMALLY OPENED
Eight Cities Witnessing Contests
Between Big League Clubs
for Championship Pennants.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
The season Is on!
sixteen major league teams fortified
with recruits to strengthen their weak
~aints. cross bats today in the opening
OF the 1921 National and American
League pcnnant fights
The eight fortunate cities that drew
opening day dates were:
National Lcague.
Boston Braves rs. Brooklyn.
Philadelphia -philliCs Vs. New York.
Cincinnati Reds VS.. PittshurE.
Chicago cubs vs.. st. Louis.
American League.
New York Yankees Vs. Philadelphia.
Washington Senators vs.. Boston.
Detroit Tigers ". Chicago.
1t. Louis Browns W. Cleveland.
The visiting clubs will opcn IN their
own parks within the week.
Chicago. April 13. The familiar cry
OF "plaN balI." Will echo in the American
Association today when the eight clubs
swing into action for the opening games
81 the twentieth annual Pcnnant race.
The ST. Paul club. winner of the go
ras viii start the season at Milwaukte'
N.nntapolls VIII take the field at Ran
sas city. columbus at Indianapolis and
Toledo al Louisville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
THEY'VE Off TODAY for the Baseball Pennants
COACH KECH WORKS
OUT HIGH TRACK MEN
Cherry and White Team Looks
Fine; France Expected 10
Star This Year.

Tho Wilmington High school viIi
have one of tho best track teams 81 ita
history tins year Coach Kcek has
been busy working out The Candidate
ana from their wora already. the Cherry
and White athltteH viii diapinY aoH"
rare farm
IN Ralph Franc the high school
track taam hoe probabiy one y thc
brft high Jumpers IN ihe Eastern part
Of fbe United states france has cie1r
ed the bar ~ Gee feet ~ inches. and
with :, continuation of hls past form. he
VIII slrp3es H4o SIX -fnot MARI before
Tho cInaa ~ the track eeaaor. in ~
dftion To heing high Jumper France
is . brpad jumper ~ ro mean ability
Irahy and Coaiu are aIao used RI the
high iuuu.
Iouau and Corliu perform nj pcin
vaultera and can clear the tar IT. fru
feet Wr1b and rofDcrt are usod FIR
tho tvofeht eeeHfa Each of fheae two
have maa loot uara for taa lz-
pound shot Hfbb ard Thah hrr pro
uasd n fbe dasbta YueY h8ra rroorGs
! ~ - $ aeeaBda for fhe hundred aa1
very gon1 uaarle rer tbe z13 daeh
There arc u r1- bar ~ naIf nIe and
ufe tInners Gar. FaHeu nae heru show
/ rog tp Hefj n tho haif uUr ard ve- !
/ haeo shoaa gssd FORM iu the u'n fr-
/ - tae candidates is already GOV ring toe
/ distance 10 frrr than ara minutes
/ fat# - r~nper facilities handicap the
/ tra1t toaia n faa aafdfa raafs srd fnr
i this reasT There ars - hlrdlsre a' m
I 5fsh school. T1a afsirt orfare efa.tlt ~
= haftrffe efar1aaa. 81 srh1el work ur
i ser arno IL fse athiafre traa uar'
/ patton in sports Iney $3.50 y. uahs
- appear .n thofr eeaot 5att tael
/ standing e improved
Tho ff trtot mrat ce tro -raac-
/ wi3 - hel1 tae ea~ g4tgre -1 rr
.foe Frazer f'4e.d at faa ..s
/ Delaware
coach Ke~r avoo-tr p have rev-
team ~ tho rrr ..iars or anrt an
+, Jaeohean Eaoa ftarfv a-G earpe-
a1 team ars Wesa Ard rafi~
TIVE nrw 1a44ate- ai.t arromoarr
t.an e PaHaaatraa Ioet ef ne-.
r4ror~e ha.r es.ere1 fhr eaa~fa- rrH.
- H aeooraa sra 5rom aH aarattrr4
they w.N ras~ other terms r trer
-as hustle rar tne nono~z fnI4 .re
Tao High SchooI .aem nnI-hed .aet ~
y,Ir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
ONLY ONE OLD PLAYER
II RED son NINE TODAY

Detroit. Anil 13.-The managerial dc
lt.f III ~ cobb. one of the leading hit
f..-.s In the major leagues. finds the re-
,,,.-4uiz,d White Sox opposing Cobb $
,.-crs. Exclusive Of the battery, Eddie
collins Will I've the only veteran in the
Chicago line UP. The other men IN the
lnuvId and outtield with the exception
oi Harry Hooper, formerly 81 the htd
~oA. are minor lCagucrS or college pdSc-
bah graduates.
The lnucld Of the salt Lake Coast
LEAGUE team was taken over entirely
tv President C0misllcy. and Earl Shegly,
urst bascmau and sluegcr oi the coast
league has the clcan up place ~ lhe
batting order.
Hubert Dutch Leonard probably Will
face tbe S0x hattcrs. most If whom bat
left handed. while Dick kerr wH pil' u
Tor Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
C0L0RED STARS or.

The Colored Stars and the Defiance
team If the ALI WIN inston League,
wn play tomorrow afternoon at Third
aua adams streets lt :. Jh- colorcd
boys are beius uarased ~ charles
ChrIey, Who played with thc Harlan
Giants last year.
Manager ChlpDvy wants all lbs play
ers ID report for practice This afternoon
at I<irkWood Park Id p "Gick" Lewis,
Garter or walker. Of the brooklyn
Royals Will be sent against Defiance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
PLAY HARD AND SQUARE.
JUDGE LANDS I RGE>

Chicago. April 13.-Play the game
hard and square and take as many
chances as before. Judge Lands. hish
commissioner OF baseball told members
81 the Chicago cubs and 81 Louis
Cardinals and host of their admirers
IA an address last night.
* is literally true u say that never
before in any field Of activity has any
,b,,r .pecn scrutinlzed as viii our ac-
,sytt,- h.. scrutinized this season. Judge
I.n,jis told the PLAYERS. we must nut
IN with grandstand whispers aaout
.,ttia nlsplays Tor while hut the
characteristic spirit Of fair Play Wil.
soon snuff out that attitude
Judge lands said ne had received in-
NltationS from all the clubs buL Wolid
attend the game here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
LIBERTY A. c. READY.
Manager Townsend Arranges Fast
Schedule for This Season.

The Liberty A. Z. will play Richard
SON Park Jrs., saturday afternoon. at
Isightceuth ana Nan Earen streets. IL
30. Liberty win use its reguitr linz
up. The players are. 4, Fahey {.
Townsend, s. Fishcr, y. coyle, Coyle.
A. Toy. Ferris nonofro. Walters. Me
Cartney, Cuhaine and Maloney. Either
Ferris on Toy viii pitch.
Iibertys schedule 80 far this season
is as follows April 16, Richardson
Park Jrs., April %. open; April 30.
cedars A. &. Eighteenth and Van Ri
rem. May T. Wilmington A. A., F.igh-
tccnth and Van Bren: Nay II. Aler-
wick. Eiehtcenth and Nan Rurgns MaN-
2t sixth Ward. Seventeenth and
Spruce; June 2S Wesley A. A. Seven
tcenth and Spruce; June 4. open Hume
Ill. Vert A. c. Eighteenth and Nan
Buren The team would like % arrange
4 game with Rose IIill or amy other
team in or out of the city Send all
challenges to. Clinton Townsend, man
ager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
MILFORD HIGH BUSY.
Smyrna Plays This Afternoon and
MilisbOrO on Friday.

Milford April 13.-Smy1na High
school viii play here this afternoon in
. game with Milford High. and on Fri
day MHlsboro High viii play the local
nine.
The lack Of good pitching material is
being overcome by Wilson. Dryden and
GrIcr the latter doing very good work.
The work Of the iniield, although poor
at times. is rapidly rounding into shape
with Nutter at first base, HoIzmuller,
second base: Denney. shortstop; Riggs,
intro base Roberts is the only veteran
81 the outheld. with J. ireland, +. Short.
Murphy and g.. Wilson ali striving for q
position. The lack stop is taken care
Of by the veteran Hudson who is play
ing his last year on The Blue and White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Stafford nefeafs Rridae, IIIe.

seaford, April I@-The Seaford gram
mar school team defeated the Bridge
vile grammar school team in a poorly
played game here yesterday, 14-I3.
Both pitchers We're hit hard and errors
we've numerous on both sides. the play
ers complaining Of the cold weather,
which evidently had much to do with
The large score which was rolled uu Ly
both teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Parkside Club Entortaine
Delaware Has Big Week
ALL.wILuIy0TON HFFTIVn-
President walsh io Have fouiHh
nighf with Manarrfs,

Tho nnai meeting MI fhr tu W
ton League Wu Lr ntn f.flHhI
Prosi1eut Walsh NnlIl Af. ia U
rGrubors prra.ff
p0TttuCe o0nstIUlrF fI. FIH
be diuusrd HaHar.I.
20 prenruf aI rirr.d .n.f..
Fcorstary Etsgr hlr .....rF
Tho mot rtuoTHtf unf.
sVsnlrg Uiu D., Woo ..f.n .
pire s'ar ior tho
walsh arr.af ,f ..f .I.It tt.t
fes,fl. u.r j.. r.rl t.r tfH1
aprr H..II -|.
sitlprf. Jh utn
arc ro.atun rIr..rshafa. trfrr
iaulsnr. GdIefoa fa.e ffi
aicCpurtI ftr.e u.. II.. .rrr
QUrrtle f1 4ffr.1 tfr rfrfrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
DOELzER WINS TWO
NATCHESATG GRADY'S
Bergan. Mckee and DoeIzer Now
Tied for Second Position in
Bowling Tournament.

Three men are now tied for second
place in the bowling tournament, as
a result Of Doeizer winning two match
IS At Gradys while lack Bergan was
losing one Bergan, Mckee and
Doelzer are now on a par for the sec
ond position. Doeizer scored his
double victory over Kit Carson and
Everett Mitchell won over Bergan
and made II two in n row. when ne
defeated Howard Mccall The scores:
Doelzer 1S6 Isl 18S Sol (s)
Carson ......I63 I73 l66-5O2 CO..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
BROWNSON VS.. PARKSTDE.
Cage Title VIII BE Settled al Tonipht's
Contest at kiriwo0d Park.

Br0Wnaon ana Pdrkside viii pIav the
third game Of the basketball champion
ship series tonight ~ Kirkwood Park
Gy gymnasium, and ohe of the best games
or the season is expected. Each team
has won one game and for this reason
unusual interest is centered in the game
to be played tonight
How They WUl 4 ina ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
LaureI Defeals Georgelonn.

Laurel, April I3-The Laurel base
bail team defeated Georgetown here yes
tcrday, to 6. Most Of Georgetown 's
runs We're made on errors It was
Laurcl's third win. they haven't lost d
game this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
GAMES TODAY AND TOMORROW.
National League.

National League.
New York lit Philadelphia
BROOKLYN at Boston.
plttSaur- 1t Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
American League.
Athletics al New York.
t-.1a a-o ~ Detroit.
BOSTON Al Washington.
Cl.1s- ma Al II. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
silverbrook A. A. Meeting.

The Siverbrook A. A will hold its
weekly meeting tonight al the home of
John Elliott 1905 West Fourth street.
al S, All members agr requested to Ia
present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
rara,.ie rLn.-. ~ r..,,

Nlt.-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Park side Rrn.,-l,c.
This Game DELAYED.

Salesanum and Goldey College were
scheduled To open their season vcster-
day but were forced to postpone the
@ame until Friday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
The Standing.
schednle for Tonlght.

7.3o Herman VS.. Mccall.
$50 Pipin0 vs. Groves
sic Davis vs. fIampsh
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-26
c. p. HOWE TO SPEAK
AT TAX CONFERENCE

PHOENIX. June 29-CharIes r.
Howe, chairman OF the state tax COM
mission. has been asked to appear on
the speakers program at the national
tax conference to be held in Bretto,,
Woods. New Hampshire. the week be-
ginning September Il. Mr.. Howe will
speak on Public Utility Taxation IS
The request to make the address came
to Ny Howe from the national organi
za;ion through its secretary A. Z. Hoi-
comb OF New York.
Il is rot known whether other merl-
bers OF the Arizona commission will
be presen; at the meeting which will
he composed not only OF the tax COM
missions OF the different states. but
representatives OF all tax organiza-
lions and all tax officials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-26
SAN PEDRO RANCH SOLD

BENSON. June ZEE ". Mcken.
zie. owner and manager of the Tri-
angle Ranch in San Simon. spent sew
eral days in Benson last week on bus.
mess connected with the sale of his
ranch south OF Benson. Mr.. Mckenzie
conteInplates spending practically all
Of his time at the home ranch, having
successfully completed the deal to
sell his ranch in the san Pedro. When
asked for his opinion on conditions in
the cattle business he replied that
things were going with him as well as
could be expected. but added that he
had by no means lost heart and in.
tended 10 push forward
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-26
25 MILLION is NOW CAPITAL
OF eAseiTT BROTHERS

PHOENIX. June 20.-With an au-
thorized capitalization of $4,000. 900.
divided into 100000 shares al $40
each. articles Of incorporation yester-
day were filed with the corporation
commission by their counsel Arm
strong. Lewis and Kramer. for Bah
bit Brothers Lands. Inc. the new
nme for the firm of Babbitt Brothers
OF Flagstaff.
r J. Moran office manager for Bah
bitt Brothers Inc. stated yesterday
that the new corporation has been
formed 70 take care of the expansion
of Rabbit; Brothers varied interests.
with a view ultimately to centraiizs
their numerous activities in one com
pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-26
REDUCED RATES

The Warren District Commercial
club has received copy of bulletin
issued by the Chamber of Commerce
OF the United States reciting that in
a recent hearing Of complaints made
against railroad rates from San Fran
cisco and the northwest to Bisbee and
Douglas and this section of Arizona.
the interstate commerce commission
has given decisions favorable to this
section, holding that il had been dis
eliminated against as shown by the
rates from the same points to FL
Paso. This will mean the rates on
lumber. fruit and mining timber will
be reduced