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Evening star., 1921-10-13
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight
with frost; tomorrow. fair and warm
| er; gentle to moderate west, shifting
| to southwest winds.
Maryland-Fair tonight. with frost;
tomorrow, fair and warmer: moder-
ate west and southwest winds.
! Virginia-Fair tonight, probably
frost in the interior: tomorrow. fair
and warmer: moderate to fresh north
and northeast winds
! West Virginia-Fafr tonight and to-
morrow; warmer tomorrow and in
northwest portion tonight; frost to-
night.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
| Thermometer-4 pm. 81; 8 pm. As:
12 midnight, 42; am, SO. S am,
! AZ: noon, 80.
| Barometer pm. 29.9S: pm,
1910; ~ midnight. 3019; 4 am, 30.29 ;
s am. 30.42; noon, 30.42.
! Highest temperature, 81. occurred
at pm. yesterday.
| s am. today.
; Temperature same date last year
Highest, 70: lowest, IS.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water. at 8 am: Great Falls-Tem-
jperature, 81; condition, slightly mud
| dy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide, 1855 am: high
tide, 5:21 am. and 5:43 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1929 am. and
| 1888 pm; high tide, 6:06 am. and
6:25 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 6:15 am; sun
sets, 5:33 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, GIG am;
sun sets. 5:32 pm.
Moon rises, Isl p.m.: sets, 3 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, October
13.-The Potomac and the Shenandoah
rivers were both clear this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-10-13
EXPECT A BLUE-SKY LAW
TO PROTECT THE DISTRICT
Citizens Confident Bill Will Pass
After Telling Of Many
Bogus Firms.

Representatives of the Washington
bankers. investment brokers and or
ganized business men are confident
that the hearings in support of blue
sky legislation for the District, held
before the special subcommittee of
the House District committee, head d
by Representative Joe Brown of
Tennessee, will result in a model bill
for the District.
Assurances have been given to the
witnesses that the House committee
is in hearty sympathy with the pro-
posal. realizing that conditions in the
National Capital are very bad. as this
city has proved fertile hunting
ground for the speculative and fraudu-
lent stock statesmen. The Que prob
lem to which the House committee
will devote itself is to see that the
bill reported to the House is ade-
quate to cover the situation and to
protect the army of government en-
ployes who have been especially
preyed upon.
V. 3. Deyber. president of the Sec
ond National Bank, was Il witness be-
fore the committee yesterday, en-
phasizing the need for blne-sky leg
islation to keep out a horde OF sharks
who have infested the District.
L. " Wholley, director of the bet
ter business bureau. told the com
mittee that Immediately upon the
passage of the Maryland law thirty
two high-pressure sales organiza-
tions came into the District within
five weeks. He explained that most
of those who are preying upon the
government employees are literally
fly by might concerns who do not pay
rent or bills. To illustrate this he
cited one concern that has a tele-
phone bill of $500 month for solici-
tations for prospective purchasers by
telephone which is forced by the
telephone company to give bond
in advance for telephone service.
In reply to questions Mr.. Wholiey
said that there are go active units
now working in the District on
fraudulent stock sales. and that 1875
of these are acting here all the time.
One OF. them has fifty solicitors, two
have more than forty. and most of
them have from ten to twenty-five.
In speaking Of the United States
Discount Corporation, chartered in
Wisconsin, In which concern officers
of the United States Housing Cor
poration and a former assistant sec
retary of a government department
are concerned, Mr.. Wholley explained
that they were paying 10 per cent for
the sale of stock. and. with 1J per
cent to run the concern for the first
year, it would mean that 80 per cent
of the assets of the company would
be disSipated the day they opened
for business. emphasizing that no
concern could live with such tre-
mendouS handicap.
Evening star., 1921-10-13
GERMANS AlDFD REVOLT.

The landing of American forces in
Haiti was reviewed in detail by Rear
Admiral William B. Caperton, retired.
L. S. NJ. at hearing before the
special Senate committee investi-
eating conditions in that republic
and Santo Domingo. He stated his
efforts were directed to require the
military forces to observe the rules
of "civilized" warfare and protect the
cities and towns.
Replying to inquiries of members
of the committee, the admiral de-
clared some of the funds for the revo-
luton were furnished by Germans re-
siding at Port au Prince.
Evening star., 1921-10-13
His Name, ''Trotsky,''
Handicap, Ne,o Jersey
Man Becomes Trauers

BY the ASSoclat tel Press.
PASSAIC, n. j.. October r.
The name TrOtSky IL hnndt-
cap No American should be
compelled to labor under, COun-
ty Judge Watson said today.
He permitted TrOtsl<y to chnnge
his name to Beujnmib TrnVer>,
81 have been fiShtinE against
TINT name Of TrOtsky ever
since that fool In Europe start
ed things" the applicant.
butcher, told Judge Watson.
'CuxtOmers come to my place
Of business. look at my window
and then pass on because OF the
name. I have been referred to
as q relative Of that man and
I'm sick and tired of 1t and
want 1t changed"
Evening star., 1921-10-13
You're Bilious, Headachy, Constipated!

absorbed into the blood. When this
poison reaches the delicate brain
tissue it causes congestion and that
dull, izzy, sickening headache. A
Cascaret tonight for your liver and
bowels will straighten you out by
morning.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

Clean your liver and bowels!
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, or sour, gassy stomach
always trace this to torpid liver
and constipation. Poisonous mat
ter clogged in the bowels. instead of
being cast out of the system is re.
Evening star., 1921-10-13

These low prices will prevail until Saturdays closing We
sold Washington Flour for nearly three years. and has
given the utmost satisfaction all of This low
price make customers and secure larger dsr
of the product you need flour should have no
hesitancy in buying Washington We authorized to and
do guarantee will prove entirely satisfactory otherwise
we will ceerfuy refund the full purchase price return OF
any unused portion of the bag Washington the apupose
flour for household and exceptionally fine for cake baking
any pastry use
Evening star., 1921-10-13

D1aacQ NOfa. All eggs being sold by
are storage eggs. AS is our
usual custom at this of the year will from this
time forward until further notice offer but storage
eggs. At this the production of fresh eggs falls off
such that prices the limited supply usually
reach high figures.
A good egg is good egg regardless OF whether fresh
stored since spring. We guarantee Sanitary brand
every egg a good egg will replace with good
refund the value
We believe that you should know just what you are
buying We are confident that you will find to
critisize the quality of Our "Santary' Brand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
JUNIORS CAPTURE
AQUATIC HONORS
Johnson Makes 81 Points for
Winners-Legate Stars
for Seniors.

The work of Johnson, a junior.
and Legate, a senior, were the out
standing features Of the interclass
Aquatic meet held in the Y. NJ. c. A.
pool Wednesday. Johnson was high
point man of the meet with total
of 81 points. He was closely fol-
lowe by Legate with the entire list
of near grads points totaling "A. The
stellar work of Johnson gave the
juniors first place with 35. seniors
were second with "a. sophs third
with 6 and the freshmen last with 3.
Summary:
Plunge: LIST. Legate (senior). 2nd
Johnson Gunior). 3rd, Davis (juni-
orr. Distance: AZ # S in.
20 yard dash: 1st Johnson (juni-
orr. 2nd. Legate (senior). 3rd,
Davis junior). Time: %.
40 yard breast: LIST, Legate (sen-
ior). End. Johnson junior). 3rd,
Toms Gunior).
Fancy Diving: 1st. Johnson juni-
orr. 2nd. Legate (seniOr). Srd
Davis (juniOr).
20 yard back: LIST. Legate (senior)
2nd, Nikart (freshman). 3rd, Mil
Ter (sophmore).
100 yard free: list. Johnson (juni-
orr. md, Legate (senior). 3rd
NeEus (freshman). Time: 1 min
lis.
% yard back: 1st. Johnson (juni-
orr. End Finch (sophmore). sra
Miller (sophmore). Time: Is fiat
Relay won by juniors: Minkow
johnson. Davis and McHenry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
LOCAL FIGHT FANS
WILL WATCH WELSH
IN TONIGHTS BOUT
Local Pride Will Tackle Navy
Rostan in Michigan
City Ring.

4 large number OF South Bend
sqbt fans are going 20 be on deck
.onight in Michigan city where Ed
die welsh. local pride. and Navy
Rostan swap blows in a 10 round
set-to. ,,,
From reports available fans VIII
De justified By making the trip 10 the
prison city for the bout holds every
promise OF being one or the oes'
staged fin this part Of the state KOS
tan has a great record while Welsh
name IS on the tip OF every hght
fans tongue for the rapid strides ne
has been taking toward his ultimate
goal. the championship.
welsh started out by cleaning up
on the welter class but he is out -
wears old and has outgro"n 'ha'
ctass Tonight he will enter the
ring at AS pounds, as VIII ms op-
moment. who IS under the manager
shin OF sig Hart. Jack Johnson
former Pilot Hart tried 20 nave
the ARRANGEMENTS made SO that the
me- would enter the arena at eaten
weights but a. 3. Sworths, Edale >
manager. held out for the las pound
scaling and won his point.
Welsh has done most of his hght-
ing in this city and in every battle
one notices "A big improvement IN ms
stvle Of milling so much so lhaO
local fight bugs feel confident thaI
he will be able TO annex one OF the
nupilistic crowds before another
wear passes. Since Eddie has been
uniting on size and weight his cham
pfonship aims will probably be d.
rected toward the middleweisht
class for he will soon be mixing IN
that division.
In addition TO the sterling wind-up
three other rafting good bouts
should result from the calibre OF the
men performing. Jimmy Balog o.
this CITY and Young Michaels' Bat
Ito Creek. will exchange wallops IN
a six round engagement, Mickey
Doolan and Jack NcGrath, Gary ana
south Chicago Hghtweights. viii
stage the eight round semi-inal ana
two Michigan City lads will take
part in the four round curtain-raiser.
The bouts Will be pulled of IN
the Haskell and Barker baseball
park. prices ranging from 81 for
crandstand seat to $3.50 for a ring
aide ducat. The first scrap viii start
promptly at 7:45 O'Clock, central
time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
Jack Has I Harder WaIIop---Levinski

me a punch on the chin in the first
round. the effects Of which never left
me until the finish. It convinced me
that he could hit hard and until the
end all that 7 could do was TO fight
on the defensive. but his craft and
GOODNESS and constant waiting for
the right opening finally prevailed.
With all Of Carpenters qualidca-
tions that I have set forth, do not
believe, however, that he will be able
to overcome the superior natural
fighting might Of the champion.
I take no stock In the story that
an attempt viii be made to build
Carpenter up to somewhere near
Dempsey's weight. 1t would do him
no good.
Carp Is Wise.
The fact that Carpenter is going
to work three days a week and res.
the remaining four should arouse no
suspicious.
] think it is the best campaign he
could adopt until about two weeks
from the end, when, if I were he. ]
would get down to the real intensive
stuff every day, hardening up and
getting the wind into the best pos
sible shape.
The Frenchman IS always IN shape
and near his best fighting weigh;
and therefore does not need to work
( hard.
Let me repeat, in concluding, that
am not Kicking a winner, but from
L g
edge gained by actual experience
with them in the ring, believe
Dempsey is the better man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
AIe1a and THO Other u. S.
Women Golfers Successful

BY Associated Press:
FONTAINBEAU, France, June
15.-Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta,
American woman golf champion,
won through the third round of the
women's open golf championship
tournament here Wednesday as did
Miss Cecil Leitch. British woman
champion. who defeated Miss Stirl-
ing in the first Found of the British
woman's championship at Turn
berry. Scotland, last month.
The players qualifying for the
fourth round besides Miss Stirling.
and Miss Leitch were Miss Lucy
Hanchatt of California; Mrs. Thurs
ton Wright of Pittsburg Miss Molly
Grifiths; Miss Lobett, Miss Clarke
and Miss Joyce Wethered. the latter
four being British, making in all
three Americans and five British to
play in the fourth round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
Jack S Sbmring
Mates Should be
Heavily Insured
Dempsey Will Enter Ring To.
day After Lay-Off Dur
ing Past Week.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

ATLANTIC CITY. y. 7. June Il.
champion Jack Dempsey Wedues-
day shook off some of the chains
which have shacklcd him 20 idle
ness all week
Manager Kearns' permission 20
take part i'm "a training camp BAH
game was followed with the am
nouncement that the regular train
ing program viii be resumed today
Today promised to be a big day
for the champion Aching 10 get
back into the ring with the pillows
on his fists. the announcement made
Jack supremely happy. Kearns
further informed him that the Of
fetal training pictures which viii be
Fart of the fight film viii be clicked
off. Promoter Tex Richard also
viii show up for a conference on
the matter Of referee. Tex viii
be mUggcd for the film also.
Kearns denied that he had talked
with anyone on his choice for ref
cree. He has a f3vorite candidate.
he said. but he declined to name
him.
Robert Edgren was believed by
some to be the champions choice
referee. but others close TO Jack
and his manager asserted Jim
DOughertv, Philadelphia. third man
I'm the Demps fight last
fall. was their choice. Both Edgren
and Dougherty We're named in the
articles as acceptable officials
CoulOn Looks Champ Over.
Johnny Coulon, former bantam
weight champion. was a caller at the
champs camp wednesday. Coulon
accompanied Carpenter on HIS re-
cent exhibition tour of Europe
The Frenchman boxed and
trained hard all the time he was on
that tour" Johnny said. Hes in
great shape and Jack will find him
a hard man 10 beat
Dempsey is. in great shape" hs
said. HE could go in the rims
today"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
MERRY SQUABBLE
ON IN SELECTING
JULY 2 REFEREE
Dempsey and Kearns Will Try
TO Get Their Favorite
the Job.
BY JACK VEIOCK
81 InternafionaI Vows se-rI-o.

ATLANTIC CITY. n j.. June 15.-l
II haven't had "a fnaI understand
inE with regard 20 a referee. but
YOU can say for me that DEMPSEY
and myself VIII have NJ least q word
or two TO say about the selection OF
the third man." sid Manager Jack
Kearns "Wednesday. Looks like
everyone but the champion and + has
taken a SHOT at naming the man
who viii oficiate at Jersey CITY.
Where do they get that stuff" Wen
have our candidate to place before
the New Jersey Boxing Commission
and Promoter Tex Richard. 7 can't
name him now; e wouldn't De fair
90 the man 7 have fin mind. Butt
I'm going 20 cast "a vote on him tustI
the same.
We've said all along that.any one
of the six men named In the -originaN
articles would be satisfactory to -
and that as long as a referee Wild,
can do a count and knows the rules.
is chosen we would Zoe satisfied.
kcarns Favors Daughcrty.
Jimmy Daugherty Of Atlantic CITY
is known to be Kearns choice as
referee. The manager OF the cham
pion admitted as much in an IN
guarded moment And this despite
the fact that another has already
announced himself as the winning
candidate. The question OF who W
ofHciate when Dempsey and Carper
tier set together probably will be I'D =
sided tomorrow at a meeting SEIZED
uled for Jersey City when the mex
bers of the New Jersey Boxing Coz
mission, Promoter Tex Rickard
the managers Of the rival fghteN
are TO get together.
Harry Ertle, who has the backing
of New Jersey pOliuans, is the boxing
commissions candidate.
Jimmy Dougherty or Jim Corbett
hold the upper hand with Kearns
and Dempsey Bob I1dgrcn Is favor
ed 10y Descamps and Carpenter.
And there YOU are.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

Jack Bentley. Baltimore first base
man and star southpaw, has a home
run grip that is not a home-run
grip.
He's quit dynamiting the ball.
Home runs are too common
says Bentley.
L figure / can win more games
for my club by cutting my swing
down to singles. doubles and triples.
Last year he hit 20 homers. So
far this season he has put but two
balls over the wall.
He is the prize jewel OF the In
ternational League. His manager,
Jack Dunn, was offered $4,000 for
him. Dunn gave Bentley his choice
of being sold up to the majors or to
stick and receive a big league salary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
GEORGES BARS MANY.
By Associated Press:

by AerAElaLtu RESI-
MANHASSET. y. Y. June IS
Ten wealthy owners OF Long Island
summer homes were chased from
the camp OF Georges Carpenter
Wednesday afternoon. but a veteran
buck private Of the world war was
an honored guest.
After a strenuous morning in the
woods during which he did some
shadow boxing, Carpenter ate his
usual hearty meal rested an hour.
and then went 20 the gymnasium.
The crowd at the front gate was
larger than usual and although the
county policemen on duty had strict
orders 10 keep out friends and treat
all alike. the men or wealth. resi-
dents OF the immediate neighbor-
hood. drew up in their automobiles
and talked their way through the
portal.
Georges was doing only light
work. but he wanted privacy AMI
when they apreared at the gymna-
stun entrance. ne stopped.
Gentlemen" he said. Il do not
want 20 "a bothered; please leave
the. camp
Escorted oy Manager Descamps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
NEWS FROM RIVAL
TRAINING CAMPS


! by Associated Press:
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. June 10.
While Jack Dempsey spent the last
I day of his vacation motoring 10
Camden to bring back his Belgian
police dog. Jack Kearns, manager
OF the heavyweight champion, was
which is scheduled to be settled by
the New Jersey boxing commission
today
Kearns had conference with
Robert Edgren. who has been men
toned as the ultimate selection as
the third man in the ring at Jer-
sey city July >. and who under the
articles of agreement for the Demp-
! sey- Carpenter contest. IS the sole
arbiter OF all disputes likely to come
up before the match. What Kearns
/ and Edgren discussed was not re-
vcaled. but il is known that Kearns
4 is opposed 10 the selection of a New
Jersey referee for the match.
I kearns favors the selection Of
+ James +. Dougherty Of Philadel-
phia. who has refereed two contests
.u which Dempsey has participated.
p0ugherty is 81 years old and has
cen identified with the ring sport
or - years as a matchmaker, pro-
moter and referee. He has been
granted a license by the New Jersey
commission.
Whether Kearns would attend the
meeting OF the state boxing COM
mission I'm Jersey City was unde-
cided last night. Kearns discussed
7 the situation with Tex Richard.
promoter Of the contest. over the
, telephone and il is understood that
Richard will attempt TO have the
action OF the New Jersey commits
/ sion on the referee situation post
poned for at least a week.
Wound Completely Healed.
After four days of loafng Demp-
sey viii swing back into his train
ing grind today. During his mac
tirity the cut over his left eye has
completely healed. which will per-
NIT the resumption OF glove work
without danger Of the wound being
3 reopened.
/ Experts agree that Dempsey IS
/ about on fighting edge now and will
/ only need two weeks Of strenuous
/ training TO get him into rerfect con-
\ dition for the defense Of his title
/ Dem psey left camp soon after
/ breakfast "Wednesday morning for
\ the motor trip 20 Camden. return
( ing in the evening. The dog was
/ left In Camden In the care OF a vet
I Urinary 10 days ago and Dempsey
was anxious TO bring It back TO
I camp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16

BY Associated Press:
LOUISVILLE. KY. June Is
Louisville won the second game OF a
double header 10 to Q in Il innings
after St. Paul captured the first
game s to >. With Louisville lead
ing TO in the second game, s..
Paul batted lineup out Of the box
with six runs and tied the score in
the eighth. Haas tumble Of Bet
zeps grounder let in the winning
run. The even break Iut Louisville
in second place by two points.
Score:
(First camel:
ST. Paul .....130 900 020-6 10 .
Louisville 1000 oil 600 s ?
Shea and Allen; Wright, Koob
and kocher.
(SeCond game):
St. Paul 900 COS 03O o. Q IS 5
Louisville 143 Dol 600 O1-1O 10 l
Williams, Hanson and McMenemy
Allen; lineup, Estell Wright and
Meyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-16
Bv BATTLING LEVNSKY.

Let it be understood in the begin
ming that 1 am not going to pick the
winner of the CarpentierDempsey
fight at Jersey City on July ..
1t Will merely be my endeavor to
size up the two as I have found by
actual ring combat. first with DemD-
sey, who disposed of me in three
rounds, and then with Carpenter,
who disposed of me in four rounds.
on the basis Of what I found them
to be in their battles with me I viii
give it as my opinion that Dempsey
is the better man. Therefore he
ought to win.
DcmD Stronger.
Dempsey is a bigger, stronger and
harder hitter, and in addition IS
very fast. He must not, however,
hold the Frenchman too cheaply.
The challenger is a fast and hard
two-handed hitter and a much bet
ter man than he is generally credited
with being
He is always trying to do the IN
expected and takes advantage of
every opening. He is cool heady
always dangerous. and what also is
a good asset, always supremely con-
fdent. Carpenter. Furthermore, is
the better boxer, has a habit Of
feinting an opponent into an open
ing and when he does he swings in
with everything, putting his entire
body into the punch and wasting
nothing.
Carp Has Punch.
In my fight with Carpenter he hit