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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
AMERICAN GOLFERS PLAY
MANY> PRACTICE MATCHES

ST. ANDREWS. SCOTLAND. June
lS-A number of practice matches.
preparatory to the British open char NJ
pionship competition. which begins
here next Monday. were played today
by American amatcur and profess
Sional golfers.
Jock Hutchinson and James Braid
defeated j. II. Taylor and the Austria
[ an champion. Joseph III. kirkwood.
six up and four to play. Hutchinson
went out in 80 and made the return in
81. Braids score was 13. while Hirk-
wood took ~ Taylor picked Sp at
one or two holes.
Emmett French and Walter Hagen.
after a stiff tussle with Edward Ray
and Harry vardOn. in four-ball
match. won by . UP and to play.
French, who played splendid golf ar
ter the first two holes. completed the
round in 20. Ray had ~. Hagen
had rs. while Vardon picked up at
wD holes.
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KE:ARNS WILL NOT LET
Commission RULE HIM
lack tn Call Match ON Rather Than
Stand for Amy Old
Referee
icy .issoclatel ir,.s. ]

Ni.A MIC CITY. y. j.. .IGii,. lS.--
lack E,,rns n,r.rcr -, I,.,. nar,,
.., ,i,h. ,,
"a ~ c"H on
'he 'n""iP!"hSh'p nhtch with icorges
carpenter At Jersey city July >.
rather than submi, To ,h,. d,rcr,iou
a., ~ ~
'N'"h r"'hfh's
SION over the referee situation.
kcarns declared that he had no oh
lection To In. s,I.ction .,
holding = Ncw Icrs.v I;c.,, So,
that ne wol,Ia mss, ON h,,.i,,,
voice IN Tho srIcc,in, "
Il Viii ahsolu,cly r.,uso ,o 49,,
Dcmus.y hoy il ,b.;. ;nsis,
Ina. H., rnf.r... rns'SI On nam :
Members nf ,b.. ~,
nr Commission nrriy.I 49,. ,o,,i,,i
obtcnsiblv 10 Witness sem 80
outs br, !, nroh,,., '.';1
have a ..onrcr., ,,;,h go.
crl Edrr,n ,r, cr -. al ni..,,
inyoIvin. ,bn ,,, 49,, "' ~,
Riclard uromotcr cnr,n,i.s;r
Lyons saII maj = i.r.ay m,nn ',.o,,I,,
rcf.rn,. or nero ,,o,,ii y ca'n,
III the Jersey pcnulr insis, ON :,
Jersey r.rcrc. u.s. nj, rich, ,,,;,h ,, =,
kcarns snid ~ an, uiIi;, 49,,
any Jcrs.y r.f.r.n ,,n,
- :, f.I Il al,
one i, yyill h,.
Il INV. ,,;,,,o,do,,
DEMPSEY am M, ,-'in,.
him into TN. RING on Iu,v > ,,i,b a..
ocuti,r ,rl..ss r.smra -, -
,iurr.iu1irnd vii Ia, ~. 49,
4 ont fairly md yrui h o,nt9i :
Dempsey can TAX. rnr, If ni,msn,f
But when urn him lons.
MIN to night one man. no, TWO.
II am wiliin,, ia Inv, ~, Su.
Jersey co,nmissio, an, ,h.
all licensed referees in , IA, ,rI a.,
D,scamns manar.r =, r,,,,.,,tan
T. draw for Tho -.fcrc. tn unn,
,rs ought 10 hay, .n,,.,hin
par,ic,ilnrIy The ch,,m,,i,', 49,
much at stake
III ncccssnr, viii say mo r,,h,
no matter win, :, rnst, J,,,,,s'.,
ana me. If We don, b"x wn Sill
VIII have mo -. ,n5 -,
u whole 10, IN M. h,,d. -, r1,.
u.ht.r Xix. p,,uns..y
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Games Scheduled This
Week in American League

Following is the schedule for
the American League, beginning
Monday. June 20, and ending Sun
day. June &c:
June Washington at Philadel-
phia. New York at Boston.
June 2l--St. Louis at Detroit,
Cleveland at Chicago. Washington
at Philadelphia. New York at1Bos-
ton.
June est. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago, Washington
1t Philadelphia, New York at Bos-
ton.
June 23-St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago. Washington
ut Philadelphia, New York at Bos-
ton.
June Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston. Washing
ton at New York.
June 25--St. Louis at Cleveland,
Detroit At Chicago. Philadelphia
:. ut Boston, Washington at New
York.
June 2G-St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago. Philadelphia
at Boston, Washington at Now
York.
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BrookIyn Trades pfcncr

NEW YORK, June lS.--Jen Pfcrer.
riEht-hand pitcher OF he BROOKLYN
dodgers. has been tradei I, the s.:
Louis Cardinals for Hal Janvrin. in
fielder. and Ferdic Scaarp. lef; hand
PITCHER. 1t was annou'iacd here 90
day. II was said there was no cash
involved
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Chris;y Walsh having ceased to
draw his "Righ,-Field Follics," The
Richmond Times Dispatch will
nave its own cartoonist. T.. y.
kcardon, portray Blasts From the
t'!ea cheers" The other cartoon Is
offered for tho fans this morning.
Get busy and send in your BLASTS
From the Bicachcrs" and win two
tickets TO the games At Mayos
Island Park.
All OF the cartoons will he drawn
from the happenings at tho Island
iark. and every Richmond player
ana members NJ other teams in
Inc League viii be "pcnncd" by
Rcardon.
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WHITNEY STABLE LOSES
BROOMSPUN, 3-YEAR-OUD
Try Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. June lS.-Broomsnup
one of the best 3-ycar-olds in the
II. +. Whitney horse racing stable
broke leg in the Carlton handica n
at Aqueduct today and was nut to
death.
Playfellow, fun brother to the
noted thoroughbred. Man o. War.
bought by the Rancocas Stable Fri
day night for price said to be
Slls,o00, finished second in the Carl
ton. four lengths behind his stable
mate. knobbic, recently purchased
for $4,000.
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Dempsey only looked on. but after
Jack had boxed Il couple Of rounds
Thursday with Patsy Cline Herman.
just TO see if his eye was all right
he decided that he'd take on Il bunch
OF hcavyw lights next day and sec
what Chez had.
Showed Cut Lip.
When II was over the principal
thing the battler could show was a
cut lip and few bumps. Ghce Wen,
right after Dempsey as IL Jack wasn't
Il champion at all. He was a will!nr;
wailoper. all right. His long arms
bayed out and his twcivc-ouncc gloves
grazcd Dempseys head many time
They use twclve-ounc. gloves tor tho
training, because they don't cut like
Il smaller El6vc and there's less dan
ger OF n knock out. Brt Dempsey
was in there to do some hitting HIM
self. He seems To hay" purity ahan-
doncd his usual lighting style. tho
curious weaving that nafAi him so
hard To hi, lie stood nearly straight
up part 3 the time, varying that by
ducking low under blows. crouchins
FOR Il moment ami moving straight in
or straight away to confuse the Gu
cmy's range. with this method no
drew Ghcc's fire and then Countcrcd
ring al long range, Jack shot over Il
right hand punch that dropped the
black man fiat on the floor. AMI leap
ing in picked him up, clinChing =
moment To let him recover. and then
went after hin, again. Her" Dcmp.
soy held back his own punches. and
getting into close range. let Che"
Whale away, cieverly avoiding his
punches until the Memphis darkey
and H., sc
Showed Good Judgment.
Another knock down followed Il
sharp right counter thrown across hy
dempsey as Ghcc reached for his
chin with u hard right Dempsey
was showing judgment and pit,ins
ability.
Ghcc landed several punches over
the injured cyc, hu; Dempsey hal Il
plaster on it and Il leather pad gear
like "a football h.lm.; that came down
to the edge OF the eyebrow. ana pro-
y!ded at least Z! partial protection,
! During the last half OF tn. second
round. Ghcc was all in from the hard
thumHS he mad taken. He bluCcd
and lunged at Eempsc:s body AMI
vas so heavy on his feet tina, he
| couldn't get around The ring any
faster than just enough TO keep
stccraEc way.
Last time lack dropped him with
Il short inSid" right, he caugh; Ghcc
rs he tnnplcG and held him M. When
| tho bout was over. the Memphis ter
ror wabhlcd TO his corner shaking his
head and looked lot shopworn.
| Followed two fast rounds with Lar
~ Williams. who caught Il 10. Of
what came his way All the spar.
ring partners were hclmc;cd. D"mp-
| scy didn't want amy advantage.
Lack complained OF not feeling a,
| ZONE with the padded leather guar T!
| N his head. but II was the thing 10
! "car as long as there vas any chanc"
! II rcopen!nG that cut.
I'm going over these small details
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INDIANS ARE BEATEN
BY MACK's ATHLETICS
Philadelphia Gets to Bagby in Sew.
enth Inning for Five
RIMS

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-phila-
dclHhia made five runs off Raghv IN
IN" seventh inning. and defeated
Gland in The final game of The
-, : To :. Up To tho seventh
The game was a pitching duel between
Hagby and Harris
The score:
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.HaRD-H|TT|NG CONTEST
IS WON BY BRAVES, 1874
lfcnn Eaters Take Game by Pound
ing Ball for Twenty
Two Hits

ST. LOUIS. MO. June 1S.-Boston
DATED four St Louis pitchers for
'"eniy-t"" hits and won the fourth
straight contest from the locals. 10
/" !. today Scott, although batted
'reei!. was steady in the pinches.
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GIANTS, 10; CHICAGO, 3

CHICAGO. June iS.--A heavy bat
ting rally in the tenth inning enabled
New York to defeat Chicago. 10 to 3.
with two men on and twp out. I'D.
Grown baticd for Douglas and dou
hicd, sending two runs home. but be-
fore York could retire the side, the
visitors added I'VE more runs.
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Mrs. Mallory Win. rennr. Title.

EOEHAMPTON. ENG. June IS
Mrs. Molia Bjurstedt Mallory defeat.
cd Miss Hawkins. Of England. in the
final round OF ladies' singles by i.I
81. So. The tournament was a club
affair only.
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DEMPSEY HAS FIRST REAL
FIGHTING WORKOUT WITH
BATTLING GHEE OF MEMPHIS
Champion Cuts Loose and Shows What He Can Do With
Clever Waloper-Shows Good Judgment and
FITTING Ability Against Tennessee Negro
By Robert EnErcn.

I
IT, ATLANTIC CITY. tie old town by
he cvc
Ghcc
Doxing
II Ghecr
He is HUSKY
nc mast
and Noro md they
still out
himself
glove
HUSKY wnlop
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nc=,n Players. Trials June ~.

CHICAGO. June lS.-A request thht
the trial OF the indicted former mem
hers OF the White SoN baseball team
md alleged professional gamblers and
.Uxers." who are charged with con-
spring to throw the 1919 worlds
{ ,rics. begin on June 81 will he made
Monday, the States attorneys Office
announced today.
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WHITE SOX, f; YANKEES. 3

NEW YORK. June ls.-Urban
r. a Der continued his splendid
pitching mere this afternoon and wc,.
his fourteenth gam. o. the scaso.,
IN c"So defeating Wv York in q
desc same. 1 to }.
Tn score:
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| just to emphasize Il few remarks
about Dcmpscy's changed condition.
During the six rounds he didn't draw
"a long breath He didn', pay any
attention TO blows that got through
his guard and seemed not To- notice
them.
He was in great spirits. full of pep
and speed. liked the going. and. as
soon as the boxing was finished. went
into lot of workout exercises with
on; waiting to rest.
lie tired three big men out. and
they didn't tire him. lie battered
three good men In Il row, aud they
didn't put "A mark on him. They all
tried. Dempsey wont have sparrinS
partners who are afraid OF him and
who won; hi, him hard. lie likes TO
have at least one good. tough, black
fellow. 40 doubt ahou, II, th'ec
Gusky lads have the strength and the
+ ANNA They make good punching
bags and they waliop back. That's
the combination Dempsey .ikcs
Before the boxing started. Demp-
scy tapcd his hands cnr"tuIly-hc AL
ways does that in training bouts |,
hrs klcs or dilocatcd thumbs AS near
Looking over Dcmpscy's work, he
has improved In condition astontsh
incly In the past two weeks, He
has taken of the few pounds Of extra
Y eigh, and has rcgaiuch his old speed
DRYING out will mako him still fae,rr.
CARPENTER viii have TO be a streak
to keep on, OF his way. Like Man
aser kcarns. Dcmpsc: is "A 10; annoy
-, %. ,niN
We agreed on list az referee" TO
choose from. and made our choice n,
the time tho contract was signed said
lack. and I'll string with kearns ia
insisting on having that agTecmen;
honorcd.
know Nothing of Hrfcrrc.
When Tex Richard took the bout
- Sow Ierecv hi was assured that
tho conditions of the contract wcro
sa,i.iactory and that he would have
no trouble in going ahead. Now 'hcy
wan, to force ue 10 accept a referee
wc know nothing about,
IFS absolutely unfair. don't want
tho slightest ahvautaEc of anything
but an even break: hut rs the mos;
IINrcr,au, thing in tho match. t" make
sure both CARPENTER and | hay" that
Picking a list OF referees We know
could lie relied upon vas the most
iinportan, thing We did in making the
match In championship hntt!ee, IN"
boxers and their managers always
have had a word in collecting tho ref
cree
IF K-arns is not satisfied that Va
arc getting :":: treatment. ~! hhck
inny dccirlcu ne makes, II II means
tina, 20 bark ~ work In the mines
! The referee question comes up before
4 the boxing commission in Jersey tity
4 Monday afternoon
/ Copyright 1921. by The Eel Syndi
cate. inc)
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tBattcd for Rivicrc in ninth.
BOSTON .......2i2 0i3 O22-l3
~. LOUIS .ouu u"S oo2-
Summary: Two-haSc hitS--Dilhoe-
fer. Fournicr. scott. Gibson. Three
base hits-tiibson. ilolkc. Home runs
Nicholson, Bocckcl. Stolen bases
Barbara. .. Sacriices--llolkc. South
worth. McHcnry, Nicholson. Left on
bascs-liosto on. s: ST. Louis. H.. Base
on balls-oT Scott. 3. iiits-on
Walker. in |, Shcrdell. in 1 Good
win. in 3; off Rivicrc in | Struck
out--by scott. |. Walker, |: Shcrdeil.
/: Rivicre. !. Losing pitcher WAX
err UmpircS--O'Day and Quiglcy.
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Illinois senate Passes bribery nh,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. June lS.-A
h"scnal' bribery hill. providing two
years Imprisonment TO. b.'ibing base
Dell players 10 throw games. passed
the State Senate today
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summary: Tw" base hits-C. walk
~ VIII Thrca-aa#e hits -Scwcll.
DYKES, Home run Dykes. stolen
nase-j. walker. Sacrifice hits
ferhinS, Wcich. Double plays--AIc.
ann and j. Walker; Enghy. S.wcll
ANA johnston; Harris. Perkins and
-, walker pugan, Dykes ana J
walker Left on bascs--Phiiadel-
rhia. - Cleveland. 10 Bases on
hails-om Harris, 3. OF Raghy 4 ncf
NO r'"h' :. iiits-om HaGhy. II in
innings; OF Morton. in innings;
on Harris. II in Sl-3 innings. OF
Necic. none i'll % inning. struck
nnt-by Harris. /: hy Barby. 3; by
Norton, :. Winning pitchcr--liarris.
Losing ritch.r--iiagby EMPIRES
Ryan and Moriarty Tim,-r.Io
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STANDING OF CLURS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis at Washington.
Chicago mt New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
tOnly three games srhcrurd)
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slnsgcr. MIN Gnn,e

The Boulevard Sluggcrs defeated
the church I'LL Boys Club in a we'll.
played. eieven-!nn!ng game by the
score OF 4 to g.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York Mt Chira 20
comfy three games schrdulcd.)
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F,orldn state League Rc.uIt..

At Jacksonville - Jacksonville, j:
Orlando, ..
At Tampa-Tampa, 4; Daytona, S.
At st. Petersburg-st Petersburg.
10; Lakeland. 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 3: Cincinnati. 3.
New York. 10; Chicago. 5.
Bcston. 13; 81. Louis. {.
Pittsburgh. I: IirnnElNn, z.
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STANDING or CIlrHS
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduled
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, RESULTS YESTERDAY.
q Ghicn go, I: New York, 3.
ltoston. II; Detroit. :.
Ihiindclphin. 4; Cleveland, 1,
Washington, ); 81. Louis, 3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
kichmond, 2-6; Wilson. ~.
Rocky Mount, =: suffolk. 3.
N0rfoik. 1; Port sIuouth. 3.
Newport News. >; Peter, burg. 4.
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RESI'I.TS YESTERD

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Winston-Sniem. .; High Point. 3.
tircrnshuro. 10; Danyiiir o.
Raleigh. 6: Durham. ) Icight innings:
mini, ''hE'
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New York.

Totals 20 (. Or, -
hattcd for Ferguson in seventh.
Kan for Baker in ninth
:cor" 10y innings II.
Chicago 600 ani mn +,
NV YORK ...,.. ..o1o col 0lo-3
summary 7" hns" hits-John-
lloniInucd on ScconI ragol
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STANDING OF CII.I,s
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
No Enmrs scheduled
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.Batted for Douglas in tenth
f h''


summary: TwO-basc hitS-Bancroft
Young. Kelleher. O'Farrcll, Brown
CONTINUED on So :,na Pase)
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Cleveland.
Thtlatic.pf,in.

Fan for Thomas in ninth.
fElittd for Mnrfnn in ninth
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Totals ...........il Il "a IL
..Batted for Goodwin in eighth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
PHlLA. PRODUCE MARKET,

ny Associated Press TO Every Evcning.
philadelphia. Aug. 13.--Wheat. firm;
No. red winter. i.e9@l.31; do,
garliclxy. l.2oM1.26.
Corn, lower: export No. 2 6SM69; !;
do. No. 3. 6eMe7; No. 2, local trade.
75hM76H.
Oats, lower; No. . white. 4sA64oh; !;
No white, 4301A7.
Butter, higher; nearby prints, fancy.
56M5s: western creamery extra. As.
Eggs. firm; nearby frsts. ~: do,
current receipts, Al; western extra.
hrsts. 40G141: do. firsts. 3sM39: fancy
selected. packed. b3M54.
Cheese. quiet and steady: New York.
whole milk, fancy flats. fresh. 22Ml2s.
fair to good. 20M21; long horn fresh.
23is Dc4. single duh, fresh. 81 Il (al22.
Live poultry firm; fowls as To quality.
e6n3f: spring chickens. broilers, 30Cn
IS; do. leghorns. 2b@3s: old .roosters.
l6@1s; ducks, white Pekin. 2fm23:
mixed colors. 5000.
Dressed poultry. quiet. fowls lower I.
fowls, fresh killed. choice to fancy
se73s; do. small sizes. 25@35; broil-
ing chickens. 3smss; do. western. %
G0s6; old roosters, 22n25; ducks. Long
Island IS; d. nearby. 81.
Potatoes. higher; nearby No. l per
basket, i.o5d1 %; do. No. 2. 10000;
nearby. barrels. 4.506160o.
Flour. lower; hard winter straight,
7.oodl7 "a; do, short patent, 1900
500: spring. first clear. 6.50m7.25; do.
patent, S.5oGa 90; short patent, $50
I7.25, family brand. 1o.oom10.5o.
Hay. quiet and steady: timothy. old
No. ., 23.oon24.o0; No. 3, do. 10000
aI.oo; sample, 1soo@1e.o0; No grade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
FINANCIAL NOTES.

There continues 10 be not little in
tercst rs 10 who is financing the new OPP
erations of w. G. Durant. The Durant
Motors Corporation has been chartered in
Michigan. with capital of $1,000, 600,
divided into $40 shares
Slow progress is being made with the
Lehigh Valley segregation plan. The
81 465 900 Lehigh Valley Coal Company
stock. constituting part of the security
for the &73.OO0.o0o general consolidated
mortgage bonds. cannot be withdrawn
under the mortgage.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas re-
organization plan. which encountered OPP
position from considerable holders of the
second mortgage bonds. is said now TO be
There will be new company probably
The selling in Central Leather issues.
which carried the preferred 10 the lowest
price since the organization of the company
and the common TO the lowest since 1914,
Was unaccompanied by any news
Loans made by private banking in
terests In the United states 70 f5rel sn
governments amount TO s2i6.ooo.o0
snce the first of the year. This total will
he further increased when arrangements
are finally completed for s5o.oo0.oJ0
requirements of foreign countries have re-
suited in the underwriting of loans az
gregating 1851 100000 in this country
since the signing of the armistice- exclusive
of grants made by the government TO for
eign powers.
Adv,ces received from below the Rio
tyf800e ftdte tlai the DdAu"lH l<o1oldo-
tive Works has granted a credit of 81
SOC. 900 70 the Mexican government for
The purpose of buying new and repairing
ed equipment for the Mexican National
Railways samuel NJ. Nauclain ano
some OF the Baldwin officials left for Mex
ico to July TO confer with President Obre-
gon. These officials are expected to return
- this country next week. The Baldwin
has received much foreign business
through this method of financing orders
and now holds the securities of Poland.
Belgium. Rumania and Argentina which
were taken In payment for delivery OF
locomotives
The international Motor Truck Com
pony for the quarter ending June Sc re
ports a net profit after taxes and charges
of &523.63S- This compares with 81 1896
in the preceding quarter. The favorable
showing was without effect on the stock
feature of the markets. of this yeaf
which generally has been overlooked is that
the reports of improved conditions in any
tn the stock market. originating in many
instances within that particular field of
business. Manufacturers have found it,
more prof able to sell their securities and
apply the proceeds TO their business activi-
ties rather than to carry them. con-
this character Of selling on every bulge
in tho market recently.
Reports were current IN the financial
district that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company might come into the money
market within a short time for loan
over a period Of years Bankers familiar
with the Pennsylvania affairs say that
they doubt IL any active negotiations will
be undertaken until the railroad has finally
s~ttled with the government and its
actual needs are known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
STOCK PRICES REACT
ONE TO THREE POINTS
Favorable Overnight Develops
ments Fail to Prevent Break
Caused by Liquidations.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Aug. 13.-(Wall street,
Efforts to bring about a further
rise as the result of favorable over
night developments were unavailinG
today. Active liquidation of rubber,
leather and can shaxee, some of which
recorded new low figures. caused sell
ing out elsewhere. of earlier purchas-
rs.
The closing was easy.
Sales approximated 100000 shares.
United States Rubber, first preferred.
broke s points. the common and Gem
tral Leather preferred. 8. Continental
Can az; Central Leather 2A Maniti
Sugar. 9, and American Can preferred.
I point
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
JUDGE THREATENS UNIONS.
Building Trades Must Change Their
Agreements or Jailed, lands Warns

Chieago, Aug 13 Judge kencsaw
NJ Lands, arbtrr in the building crafts
wrga dispute, yesterday warned members
b. 81 three trades that their wage and
working agreements were unlawful and
that they were headed straight for
jail
The trades affected are painters, struc
turaI iron workers and plastercrs.
The Judge advised employers and en-
ployees to name committee to rcdraft
the agreements before tomorrow morn
np
Forty-seven crafts are represented IN
the arbitrntion proceedings before Judge
In idis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
DIVIDENDS DECEARED.

California Packing Corporation. quarter
~ of $3.50 share on common, payable
September Is.
Chestnut Hill Railroad Company. quar-
teriy of Ia per cent. payable September 6.
Cities Service Company. monthly of one
half OF | per cent on common. preferred
II in scrip. also IL per cent on common in
common stocL scrip. payable September l..
>loss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company.
quarterly of Ia per cent on preferred.
payable October i.
Standard Oil Company of Ohio. quarterly
of per cent and extra of / per cent on
common. payable October l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
Among Advertisers This Caaog Wants

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10 quality
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Bran, dull soft winter western, In
1oo-lo. sacks 25.o0m26.00; spring,
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