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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
SOLDIERS To BATTLE ARMISTICE DAY

viii military
football fans eai and that when the soldiers from Fort du Iont
ar and Mayor Harvey and members OF City Council VIII
to
a. in
predict. his win win without
will be
Wilmington cxodss while Captain
win h ths old reahes FOR the boys from Fort
considered enc 81 he best ackhed who performed
AarFertnts being made the
attended football Pon team
followers Ia this
selected Tor the Charley Weleh.
2
and the viii be opened the public a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
STATE TITLE GAME
TO Be PLAYED SOON
Newark Likely to Meet Down.
state Team for Football
Championship.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
with the scholastic football season
drawing to a close throughout the
state. the game for the State cham
pionship is the next game that will
prove Interesting TO the fans. through
out the State.
Newark looks like a sure winner in
New Castle and Kent counties, while
three teams are setting a fast pace in
sussex county. The big three are
Bridgeville. Georgetown and Seaford.
Bridgeville has won four, lost one and
tied one. Georgetown has won one.
lost one and tied one. Seaford has
won three. lost one and tied two.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
thesrook After Locals.

Despite the close cali Chesrook re-
ceiycd saturday az the hands Of De-
hance they are going right ahead with
their plans Of giving any local team
who wants a crack at the title a
chance and VIII reserve next Saturday
for any local team. ParSside ana the
American Legion teams are preferred
but II they cannct be secured the
'herook team win play either the
- = =. Michigan or victrix Of Phila-
deiph4a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Odd Fellows Confer Degrees.

The inititory degree was conferred
Upon a class OF ten candidates last
night when the fan activities for Del.
aware Lodge /. o. o. f. were openec
in Odd Fellows Han, Tenth and kina
street. George II. Bennett acted at
degree master Next Monday night tn,
first degree viii be conferred on i
large class in the presence of visitor.
from Mile Lodge. No. 1000 from Phil,
adclphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Afraid of South Side.

Buckley Conley's South Side-Eden
team seems to have trouble securing
basketball games. as after their de.
feat OF the "Caseys" the rest of tho
teams in the city seemed 10 be al
filled up. Any first class team in III,
city can secure game by address
Ing Manager Conley, care Of the South
Side-Jsden Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
tlAutN erkNpiNu
irnan.. A. A. nnnrn.

The nenance Athletic Association
Vlll bold ths hfst of a series 81
novelty dances tomorrow niFht Bon
ihfH fouuf when they viii stage q
sHUN lall dance The affair wiH De-
hsld faf tae hsnent ~ the football
team Hna ffum present indications d
should D. a hurf sucoUss. Dancing
vil tthfi ui Aa0 o'cioek the musi,
leins furnished ~ the McCfta Melody
Boss orchestra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
I.hlhl,lnn nmlnrd Match.

Followers az the poclef billiard
pastlms IN the city wlil be given a
trent this eNeninF and tomorrow eve-
nlnr ~ ths huynl liilimrd parlors
where NnunNef treruioaf has arrang-
- tse-punf match between lfuos-
ton. assfusuf pocket aud thfes-cuAhlon
champion. aud StuttpnhufK. one of
sl.e l.Aelns exhibition players in the
ntuuffS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Plan for Winter Season.

The keystone Field Club is-making
plans for the coming winter season
and viii introduce several novelties
IN the way Of indoor sports George
Allen, newly elected president of the
clus Is hustler and may be counted
on TO keep his organization in the
,limelight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
French Premier Passes Through City.

Accompanied by Rene Viviani. Al
bert Sarrant and several other notabIa
diplomats, Premier Aristide BRAND.
head Of the French delegation to the
arms conference at Washington
passed through Wilmington yesterday
afternoon at 2.38 o'clock. The train. s
special consisted Of six cars. A few
Passengers at the station had n
glimpse Of the French statesman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
is.unnes Minstrel Plans.

Ths Defiance minstrel troupe WI
hold their ncnil Woekiy rehearsal TO-
nlrhs 90 the assoelatlons rooms at
sssund and Jackson streets. Director
sullivan feuusHtf nli members a. b.
on hand ~ k.so oclock. a. several
imiiuftnnt parts wlil bs discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
TEN TO ONE ON HYLAyD.
Wall Street Announces Wager Of $40,
600 to - 900 on New YOrk's Mayor.

New York, Nov. s,--At the close OF
the Wall Street Betting on the cleo
ton yesterday W. L. DarnelI e. Co.
reported that they had placed 500. 600
on Mayor Hyland's reelection against
So 000 or at odds Of 10 to /, for the
account Of manufacturer Of vonaen's
garments. They also said they had
$4,000 in Democratic funds 70 wager
at 5 TO 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
ll.v hers Meet Tonight.

1hsfe 'Nill he e meeting uf Tho ALI
NlliniilFfnn iluuilnR League this ewes
ninv in ssafs ALLEYS ~ A. The pur-
tssan - the meeting viii be- 60 line up
the tNAns Cos the aeAhvn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Upsuss Joins Army.

iinssllne Barnes one uf the most
ptuulnlns youngsters developed IN the
hoslnr rame ~ this city. has joined
fufppH with fncle Sam and VIII DO his
isuslur AZ q fupfehpntailYp 81 the First
tlna nNklmnni. n EAsnNuod Arnennl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
eifi otolr fraepr.

slnlntif fuu TltlN WIEN
lHlsiat seventh Nad az y n a.
NNHi4
"Wednesday bHsFn az ~ - q Nauea
fhHfsiat faHAMHN ai NfuNHain
ffldsI tf8fliaN Ca a. ~ ~ a.
N
inast pallman 81 south slde.rdou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
s0DALITY DANCE.
Ursuiine Academy Students and
Friends 20 Compete For Prizes.

y" 1"ahpFtf IT VI f1AeN%
The Sodality Of the Ursuline acad-
emy will give a card party tonigh-
for the benefit Of the charity fund.
The affair win be held IN the Gilbert
studio. In addition TO the prizes al
the bridge and five hundred tables. a
door prize VIII be given. consisting
OF two and one-half dollar gold piece
4 committee Of the SodaIity. in
charge includes the Misses Mary
Kelly, Marie Devine, Marguerite
Gallagher, Mary 0fKeefe, Julia
Casey, Marian Casey, Mercedes
Walsh. Mary Donnahue and Margaret
AIcCafferty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
AN AMATUER POET.

There is young man in our city,
Who is on every public committee.
He said, Watch my dome, / will
write a great pome,"
And he did-then he burst-what a
pity.
MS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

The modern way to get what you
want when you want it is to read and
use classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

Read the classified advs,. too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
Fl. SUMNER TURNS
OUT EARLY TO
HEAR BURSUM
Chicken Breakfast at 8
and Meeting at $50
Opens Day
sFUctAt 70 rsF -rsstn
uN GlIliltil8 SMITH.

RUN ~ MI NFl'' n NJ sept l@
foil sumner lh th' h'AIl OF delho-
senator li"lln 81. tuiHulu aH nearly
reception ana as enthusiastic u
meeting aS any candidate might nave
desired. a delegation met the senhtor
uu arrival hs train ut a.an. \ fried
chicken breakfast was served Al \
o'clock. som" 800 men and women Of
the district sitting at one long table.
The meeting was held 1t $3.50 In the
motion picture huus, which would
not accommodate M" crowd that
sought admission. i, T., 'ardu",
democratic floor loader of the hous.
Of lUgislutur, lu 1911. made the open
ing address
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
.SOCORRO BANKER
NAMED AGENT FOR
FINANCE BOARD
Will Represent New
Mexico in Looking AT
ter Agriculture Loans

SOCCORO. g. ~. :tept le.-Ice
Baldwin. well known SocorrO county
banker ana livostock grower. today
tclcgruphcd to the war finance cora
porntion his acceptance OF It's APPOINT
mont us agent and Inspector for New
Mexico. In the corporations opera
tiOnS under the two and one half hi
! on dollar agricultural credits law
Eugene Meyer. Jr., managing director
or the war finance corporation. tend
cred the position to Mr. baldwin who
bad been recommended hy senator
W %. Bursum
Baldwin b. W dcly known ua live
stock grower and Tor some years past
has been actively engaged In bank
Ing lie knows the conditions of the
agricultural and livestock industries
throughout m, state and has an extcn-
siv' personal acquaintance with tn"
rang" conditions of tn, entire region.
Mt BALDWIN said today that he
wou so arrange his business affairs
- to take ON the Sew Mexico work
oi the war finance corporation inn
modiately lie was not prepared tu
say whore his headquarters would be-.
Announcement OF IA" appointment
pf an inspector tuT the CORPORATION
Tor Sew Mexico is important as in
diruting tn" immediate beginning of
IL operations In this state under the
agricultural credits law. Managing
Director Meyer % has been announc-
I'D. viii leave Washington within the
next few days fur an extended tour
through the west to ascertain perapn-
ally the necessities before the ror-
purution Tor immediate activities iu
extending rolifr 60 the farming and
livestock Industries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
Look Out for the BarrageofMudandMon

and ou"-Ealf years for Ncw Mexico
democrats who are growing beans and
beef, CO., wool or wheat
Enter Chairman White
t'"Ig" White chairman Of the
democratic national committee. sup
porter OF Governor CuN and CO.
worker with Ed Moore. has ,ausrd
NuTmuu llupruud Wyll-kuowu prupa-
pIudIst Tor democratic organization
. ghi"is. iu attempt Co cover up the
democratic committees lut,usiN,
Nril, boz Sew N,Nlcu. with "a SIGNED
nrtDl" u th' l.l IJ-u Times serving
notice that Whit" has decided mot
/ iu make campaign boo Sew N'NiDu "
liupguud. article was dated az Wash
lHgtuu uu September I" n proceeds
irsm this fiction tu tho further fiction
l that senator BUtsum tH an old
guard senator who is aligned with
| the "rcactiunnrics' boo the senate.
/ hupgood. speaking for White. suNs
/ the batter does not think "fhIs th,
upportun" time Tor trial uf strength
] .iun republican policies" and .r.-
,r"ds bidudN with 20 bitterly uurItn-
I iul attack upon Bursum which o."
Eu' direct from whites Washington
! u,l ggUart'rs
Moreover. un August - Gr,ttgr
. lite turned loose on number. ct
New Mexico bustn, ~ men who hal
icon listed with him ~ prominent
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
TEXAS FLOOD
TOLL WILL Be
AROUND 100
49 Bodies Recovered in
San Antonio; Heavy
Loss Elsewhere

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. sept IA
Recovery today Of the bodies Of q
man and woman both unidentified
brought the newspaper known death
list OF the Saturday blood to 40.
\ total OF ti7.47S had been sub
scribod today by citizens of san An
tonic toward a goal of $4,000 for
relieving the histrcas of those who
lost possesaions In the flood
Property damage was fixed at no,
more than .s.oOo.O0O In statement
10y G.. -. Nandcil. general manager
nf the chamber OF commerce Will.
the death list was still uncertain,
som" estimates running as high as
700 dead. Including the 81 bodies re-.
ruN cred.
Train service In and out of the
city. was approaching normal today
numerous small waHhuut on various
lines having been repaired
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
PRESIDENT BLAMES
SHIP AGENTS FOR
IMMIGRATION EVILS
Letter Expresses Regret
for Hardships Due to
New Restrictions

NEW YORK, Sept l2--llardships
worked by the new restrictive immi-
grafton laws apparently ar. the fauIt
Of dishonest steamship agents. declared
President Harding In letter TO RE-
preventative Isaac Sirgci uf Ncw York,
made public today by the congress-
man
the house committee on immigration
aud natura ization, recently wrote the
president. seeking executive inter
vcntion In enforcement uf immigration
laws an enforcement which the re-
preventative declared was resulting in
parcnta being admitted and their chill
dren sent back, because they happen
ed to arrive after the country's ad-
mittanoe quota. mad been filled
In his soply Mr. Harding said Il
haven't any doubt IN the world but
the rufui cement OF the immigration
laws is working many q hardship. My
own distress has been very great over
some Of the specific instances which
have been reported to me-.
IL / nave the situation correctly
pres nt"d, the difficulty must hc
changed TO the dishonest steamship
agents who have brought tu th,s
country innocent Immigrants iu spite
ut our continued warnings during @
period uf very great l"nienry.
know how very persistent have been
the impositioua which have been made
Oh the government agents who have
boon disposed tu hv Vmpatuotiu and
more than generous In carrying out
the law.
however am sending your letter
tu th" department OF labor for fur
thur iUN's. .iEatiuu un the subject"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
10 REPORTED DEAD
OUTSIDE SAN ANTONIO

DALLAS Texas. sept Partial
restoration uf communication with
th" flood stricken section ot central
Texas ~ to noon today brought tn"
list NJ dead. based on uneunfirmod re-
ports ana exclusive Of more than 80
ur more dead in san Antonio up 'u
NOR" than 90. These figures are sub.
I'ot % revision. probably downward
when wire conditions permit accurate
reports tu come through Property
daWng" from Flooding uf the colo
RADIO. Brazu.. san Marcos. Little ami
other rivers probably viii run Into
millions. principally in cotton. corn
and livestock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

of Withholding IT, and We plead
guilty"
In number ur tho democratic
| party weekly papers is found an ed
| itornl Identical iu wording bearing
IN" unmistakablc brand Of the SplIg-
iuuu4liunuu press bureau. urging
/ democrats 20 Keep together and korp
going and 100 which this paragraph
appeared.
The IArrcn aud the Upllu
The Independents have u candidate
| loo tho field and ur" making common
guus" with the democrats $50 far as
/ beating Eursum be- concerned
This refers to Colonel Cuttings
senatorial selection Mr. Apolonlo
/ S'u1. nominated Iy On, owner of th.
I Sew Mexican NuN Gutierrez ut Al
| lugu'rvu" and eleven an others
That the democratic state chairman
| II making common Cuust" with these
thnt Nclign,An has given MaN Cutler
rcI two checks Tor five hundred
| tS50Ol dollar each.
/ NuN controls the independent or
| gIuizutIun Boz Byrualino county. now
| IruuHIstIUg mainly ot Max
luNaI democrats who contributed
/ their cash Co the S2b.OOO campaign
| fund demanded bN Mr. Hanna win no
] doubt h' Interested u this evidence Of
] common cause with the "lud,p,ud-
/ onts and iU fh, legitimate uses" Co
| which campaign funds can be put hy
! earnest workers iu the cause OF pure
] politics and NU UpIttvd electorate
! Nn Example uI Clean Campaigning -
| Tn" vehement S,'igmun Iluuuu Dc
/ mails uf personal abuse and mud
| sliuLIug loo the sunday morning blast
/ Iu tho Journal uud singularly prompt
! r"futltluu boo Hu article in IN, D,mInu
/ Headlight alleged Zoo have been writ
fH |.f#F.HrFHs#I 90
! hUt branded with the wpil-knowu
trud'-Wurks uf tho Soligmtu-I Hanna
| press agency IN this long trad, uf
abuse uf Bursum W" find.
"Bur-um never reads aud know
only what hc secs aud hcnrs
Tie l. morally nnd mentally unfit tu
1t In the senate of the tinted
State"
G.ld Eoutl.muuly stuff isn't uT II
viii appeal particularly tu tho audi
ouu's who have heard senator Bur
sum discuss national problems recent
|'N. fuT instance the eight or min,
hundred people who heard him speak
|ln AlhuuuurHu, saturday night
liui do, press agent grew more vic
nruus and more S,ugmauosUuy a4 he
wound up Dis aryumcnt' for ho con.
.,ludcd
The crooLcdr~t horsc trader that
! ever knew Nu- u SMCtlr who Nas
unllcd honest Ernest nh" cirpnk
eldest politician in New NcNico II q
SwCdr who hn~ palnVcrCd the ppoplt
with his hunkuni about reform aud
Development Tor N"ar>--nnd durinl
al tho-g wears hr has never had n
ram ~ to show ut the state fair. nr
IN acre ui laud that gave evidence ui
thriit, nor an aspiration that mo, ed
him toward a better state"
Pleasant stuff isn't it'
Appeals iu uu'r spUsD uf dpryuCy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

JUSTICE CLARENCE .. ROBERTs
ed the late Judge Miiln He was a
member OF the constitutional con-
vcntion from coifax .ounty ana srrv-
cd one term In the lower house OF the
territorial legislature. Judge Roberts
was elected "A member OF the state
supreme court at the first state eiec-
ton. In 1911 and was reelected In
1915. There remained some three
years OF his present term. He II
native of Indiana and republican In
politics.
Judge Roberts has earned notable
position In the judicial history OF tho
state during his service on the su-
prone bench. Always a hard worker.
he has been especially marked for his
lndefatigahle attention To his Judicial
duties. Personally he enjoys wide
popularity
DRNis's appointment Approved
Tho legal profession throughout New
Mexico was expected ny lawyers here
to give cordial commendation 20 the
selection OF Stephen u. Davis to flll
the vacancy caused by Judge Roberts
retirement Mr. Davis has been In
general practice and In various official
legal positions in New MeNirs since
1895 when he came to the state from
als homo In Connecticut. lie Is n
graduate Of Wcslian university and
OF the Yale law college. ile has es-
tahlished an important law practice
during recent years. since he ended
his career In the public service.
Beginning with his election ns city
attorney OF las Vegas In 1901 Mr..
Davis has been successively district
attorney OF the Las Vegas district
Tor three terms under the territorial
government assistant United States
attorney and United States attorney
Tor the New Mexico district. under ap-
| polntment by President Taft He was
member OF the constitutional con-
Nentlon. one OF his important con-
tribution to the public service OF the
state was his com niintion Of the laws
NJ New Mexico. known as the New
| Mexico code Of 1915 which was per-
formed by him in collaboration with
| Governor Mechem. who was then a
| dist rict Judge. Mr. Davis Is married
and has a family ~ three childrea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
Exhibitors May Act.

NEW YORK. Sept i2-Oniccrs Of
the Motion Picture Exhibitors league
today were summoned TO meet here
tomorrow To take action regarding
cancellation ut films. featuring Ros-
cue Arbucklc.
Joseph l"Ncusou. secretary Of the
state board uf motion picture censor
ship said the board did not contem
plate any action against Arbucklc
pictures lic declared that the law
under which the board operates pro-
Nid's only for censorship Of pictures
and does not empower the board a.
bar pictur" because Of any per
sunal act Of a member of the cast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

CHICAGO, sept 1.-Two theatcr
firms operating strings Of moving
picture houses in Chicago, today can
cellcd all announced Arbuckle films
and said pictures Of the comedian
would be- laid on the shelf for tho
present Another large firm was to
take action ON ArbuCkle films at a
directors meeting today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

MEDFORD. Mass. Sept. IA
Mayor Hnines today notified all mo-
tion picture houses In this city that
films Of Roscoe OFatty) Arbuckle. the
screen star, held In san Francisco In
connection wah the death OF Miss
Virginia Kappc. would be barred un-
IN Arhuckle's case has been disposed
OF Ia the courts. In one picture
house an Arbucklc film was with
drnMn ON The mnyor.A nrderA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
REGULATIONS ISSUED ron
LOANS INDIi SECTION -

wASIilNGTpN. u e.. Sept. 1s-
tn" war finance corporation today
announced that u has mudr nrrung'
mcnis for the administration 1T scc-
ton - Of thv agricultural credits
act which authorizes az. corporation
TO MAX" advances Co amy lIuk niuk-
cr ~ trust comp1u, m the United
Stnt"t which my have made
advances for agricultural pu,1us,s
Continued ON page scNcn.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
Arbuckle Araigned on First Degree Murder Charge
Comedian AtbearsD Detected, ,Ref,sesto Discuss Case
His Films Barred in Theaters Throughout Country

He appeared greatly detected and
henycd many signs.
Court Room Packed.
Following the court session and
before he was taken back to his cell,
he was given an opportunity TO 10 into
the judges chamber to make aud
smoke "a cigarette while the arraign-
ment papers were being made out.
The little court room was packed.
the spectators rs!n- In their chairs
when Arbuckle appeared and re-
naming In that position during the
brief session. There were few wom-
on present.
Arhuckle told newspaper men in
court that he was born In Smith Cen
ter Kansas
District Attorney Brady announced
that he had received a telegram from
Henry Lehman. motion picture pro
duCer Of New York. and finnce of
Miss Nnppe. asking him to obtain a
sworn statement from Mrs. belmont
Brady replied that the statement had
already been obtained.
Brady said also that he had sent
Tor Mrs. Sidiwirt Spreckics. widow OF
John -. Sprocklcs. Jr., who was killed
In an automobile accident recently
to question her regarding a visit she
made to Miss Rape at the girls re-
quest after the attack
Inquest To-day.
The coroner announced that the
inquest time had been changed from
Thursday TO y. m. today. A. all OF
the principal witnesses are available
Arbuckle ~ expected to testify at
the inquest.
In his answer to i.ehrman, Brady
said Miss kappe's body woud not be
shipped to her home IN Los Angeles
until after the inquest He asked
i.chrman what his wishes were In
regard To the funeral,
Mrs. belmont appeared tu be near
! collapse after making the charge
against Arhuckle.
Arbucklo ls confined In n small cell
No. ~ on the Hnu OF Justice tief
known as felony row"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept 12.-The
Memphis board OF ccnsors announced
today that the showing OF motion
pictures featuring Roscoe (Fatty)
Arbucklo would not be permitted In
Memphis theaters until he had clear
ed himself OF the charges against him
Ia connection with the death OF Miss
NIrElnIa lappe In san Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

DETROIT Mich, Sept. i2.--Au
pictures featuring Roscoe Arbuckle
held In san Francisco In connection
with the death OF Virginia Rappc.
were placed under ban today by the
Michigan Motion Picture Exhibitors
association, until the case against the
film comedian IL disposed Of