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, 1922-02-14
IN
MARKET CLIMB
Buying Orders Pile Up over
Holidays and Shorts Run
to Cover.

NEW YORK, Feb. I<.-Lower
money rates and buying orders over
the recent holiday stimulated the fur.
their irregular rise of stock market
prices today. Sales Appropriated
COZ. 900 shares.
Selected stocks were marked up
rapidly in the early afternoon, es-
pecially shares which are ordinarily
not prominent in the dealings. Otis
Elevator improved 7 points and Amer
lean Ice common INT preferred. La
ciede Gas, Associated Dry Goods. Iron
Products and Famous Players one to
three and a half. Representative IS
sues were well sustained and the mar
ket showed increasing breadth.
Call money fell to 4 per cent in the
final hour. Trading ~broadened, EN-
bracng high grade rails. especially Ca
madam Pacific and Reading. The clos
ing was strong. Bonds showed a ten
dency to improve as stock market OPP
erations expanded.
NEW YORK. Feb. A-speculative
favorites made spirited gains at the
opening of today's stock market. Ac-
.cumulation of buying order over the
double holiday prompted further urg-
n covering of short contracts. Gulf
States Steel made an initial gain of
"a points, Mexican Petroleum rose .
points and Baldwin Locomotive was
one point higher. Studebaker, Amer
lean Can, Corn Products and several
of tho Junior rails also strengthened.
Improved conditions abroad were in
dictated by a brisk recovery in sterling
exchange from last Saturdays sharp
reaction.
Gossip during the morning dealt
mainly with the possibility OF a gov
eminent bond issue instead OF a spe
tax for tho proposed soldier bon
us. Seneca Copper was the one weak
feature of the forenoon. declining "a
points on selling attributed to the fail
ure OF a stock exchange firm. Mexi
can Petroleum assumed bullish lead
ership before noon, rising . points
with one point gain for California Pc
and General Asphalt. Gulf
States Steel cancelled half its rise, but
Crucible and other independent steels
were bought in anticipation of merg
err announcements during tho day
Trading in rails was nominal, Southern
Railway showing heaviness. Call mon
ey opened at 8 per cent time funds
ranging from Az to 8 per cent.
, 1922-02-14

Jewelry and wstcn repairing by ex.
workmen. All work guarantee.
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. o-S BLDG.
asst
, 1922-02-14

1t be necessary to dlsarm them in or
der to assure the keeping of tn,
peacs."
, 1922-02-14

II Strengthened out. an ounce of
spiders web would extend $50 miles.
, 1922-02-14
Omaha Quotations.

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 14.-United
states bureau of Markets)-Hogs re-
ceipts 1s.oooi active. 10 to Csc high
err l65 to 100 pound weight butchers
ss-so@s.65; tor 1910; 200 to 400 pound
butchers $s1o@s-5o; packing grades
s7.25@S.0o.
Cattle receipts $500: beef steocs ac-
i've. 10 to 25c higher; top $50: she
stock Is to Csc higher; bulls .t,,,nu.
Gals. stockers and feeders fully STEADY.
Sheep receipts 10000: lambs is to
35c higher; bulk s13.65@l4.oo; ton
SLABS; sheep strong; ewes $3.50; feed
ers steady.
, 1922-02-14
Denver Quotations.

DENVEK, Colo. Feb. 14.-Cattle
receipts 1900 ; market steady to
strong beef steers 600 a7.25; cows
and heifers 5.Ooa7.O 90; calves 7.ooa
$50; bulls ~2.5oa3.5O; stockers and
feeders 6.0oa7.1O.
hogs-Receipts 1900. market 15a
Csc higher; top $50; bulk s.1oas. so.
Sheep receipts 5000: market CSC
higher; lambs 1~3.25aI3.75; ewes s.75a
700; feeder lambs LOCAL.. so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
WRITER, PAINTER
battle AT DAWN
NEAR ART COLONY
Hand 10 Hand Duel Fought a.
Outcome Of Sin Months
Feud.

CARMEL Calf. March 30-The
colony of authors and artists here
Vas startled Today with publication
~ details ~ hand to hand duel
fought hy Harry Leon Wilson. IA
NOUS author. and Theodore ~
Crley wealthy landscape painter
as the outcome Of feud starting
with the production OF community
play six months ago
on high cliff overlooking the
sea IN The early morning a few
days ago. according TO TIE reports
current here, Wilson, man OF SO
and weighing about 185 pounds.
met Criley AGED about - and
weighing about 1850. in primitive
conflict Seconds attended the men.
81 is said. and stripped 20 the waist
The two battIed until Criiey had
scored four knockdowns
Wilson fought according - the
reports until completely exhaust
ed. The men wore thin riding
gloves ON their hands Both were
badly battered IL is reported VIII
sons first blow nearly closed the
left eye of the landscape artist
jealousy Over "A Play.
Tn. foud between the two men
was we'll known iu the local colony.
Last fall the open air thedter. "a
community affair presented "Po-
man0er Walk romantic play.
Mrs. Wilson was chosen for the
role Of heroine OF the play and
Criley played opposite her az hero.
Wilson is said 90 have become teaI-
Gus and this later famed itself in
10 bitter enmity.
According TO all reports here the
early morning struggle between the
two men was a classic from the
standpoint OF physical battling. The
affair was handled fin approved
duelling fashion The seconds
handled all details between the two
men and paced off the sod covered
~lUg. There were rounds only
when a Knockout was scored.
Wilson recently came back from
a trip 20 Hawaii According 10 re-
ports here he was in training dur
ing his stay ar Honolulu and was IN
fine physical trim for the encounter
Encounter on High Gin.
Wilson, 30 is understood first
sent verbal challenge to Criley
Criley replied I'm cOnciliatory spirit
but agreeing TO meet Wilson alone
or with witnesses I'm any manner he
wished
Wilson lost no time replying.
stating that as soon as he could en-
list the services of his seconds they
would arrange the meeting
The scene Of the encounter is as
dramatic as the affair i'm which the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

mon were engaged Il is a grass
covered glade on a high point Known
81 Yankee Point and go Isolated that
the men were safe from an inter-
ference
Wilson Is widely known for his
writing both in magazines and
books Many Of his characters are
of the outdoor type.
Ruggles Of Red Gap" and his
Ma Pettingill" stories beset him
fame.
Both Now in Retirement.
Both men have been in retire
ment since the struggle
Despite the bitter physical en-
counter the fcud is not settled Ac-
cording 90 reports Wilson's last
words 20 Criley after the battle
were. You win this time. but I've
just begun"
Criley is reported 20 consider the
whole thing "schoolboy stuff"
The verbal challenge sent or ley
by Wilson is said to have beer
wcrded as follows.
"I challenge you 20 m p me. with
wttresse to insure fair play. and
we viii fight it ont until ore Of rs
cries enough
I'm reply Cr1ey expressed willing
ness to bring the matter 10 an
issue
ITO that end. he said, Il will
meet. YOU alone or with witnesses at
any time. any place. and under any
conditions you may wish. If we
meet in the spirit of rapproachment,
II suggest it be at my house and in
f the presence Of Mrs Criley and Mrs.
Wilson. II it is for the purpose OF
allowing you to execute you threat.
/ 7 suggest that we can meet els, where
than under the roof OF a friend
just Startcd"-WiIsOn.
Wilson IN reply after @ldinins
\ tho details Of the duel said
AS 10 "A more enduring settle
imcrt. can it be possible YOU believe
this affair viii ever be ssttIed2 I
/ have barely started on you and sure
/ ly our mere physical encounter viii
settle nothing. That IS merely a
tcncer blossom growing from the
lmaiu stalk through all the years that
you are going to be made Ridiculous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Womens Muslin Night Gowns lace and embroidery
trimmed; 81 so gown; in this 3RM
Womens Muslin Night Gowns lace and embroidery
trimmed; 81 90 kind in this HRA
Envelope Chemise fine muslin; regular EAA
S 90 kind; in this Fire Sale at ......- .... S0G
Envelope Chemse, fine quality some have Crepe de
Chine tops, lace trimmed; a. m
Sis kind ................ ........... - ~
500 If Gi55 Towels. Csc
SOC 5f fiad I''.s, 29c
Sc Pi kind 5'"sn Crash ['',.'.ns' regular 22c
15 o %iod c'-'' ''"s-'"s. regular 15c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

4O-inch Colored Crepe de Chine Silk $1.OO
4O-inch Colored Crepe de Chine Silk ST 40
4O-inch CoIored Crepe de Chine Silk 81 .95
4O-inch Colored Crepe de Chine Silk $3.50
4O-inch CoIored Canton Crepe Silk S2.69
40-inch Colored Crepe Knit Silk 1888
40-inch Colored Tricolette Silk S1.95
32-inch Colored Pongee Silk 5 80
34-inch Colored Silk Crepe Sbirtings ST. so
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
IN COLORED SILKS

36-inch Colored Taffeta Silk $1.19
36-inch Colored Taffeta Silk 40
36-inch Colored Taffeta Silk $1.69
36-inch Colored Messaline Silk S1.19
36-inch Colored Messaline Silk $1.49
36-inch Colored MessaIine Silk S1.95
36-inch Colored Charmeuse Silk $1.55
4O-inch Colored Charmeuse Silk .$1.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Other Exceptional Bargains in the Fire Sale
Every Department of the Store Filled
With Opportunities to SaUe Money!

All New Spring Suits Coats and Wraps the FIRE sale
about one fourth one-thd off the regular spring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW SPRING SUITS
DOMESTICS

Ginghams Stripes Checks and Paids; regular 25c
g ynd d. m the FIRE Sale per 15c
36-inoh Dress Percales light colors dots stripes a.. d
checks; regular 25c kind in this sale, @En
per yard ............. ................... SJ
36-inch Bleached Sheeting; regular Sc per TNa
yard value; in the Fire Sale per yard ........ w.
The Washington times., 1922-12-19

GIVE her candy. psriumcs. tei,ss sess'
oRUET1N0 CARDS-rhe time . buy 10
SsS lth q, Nv.
The Washington times., 1922-12-19

BUYERS
Spsnd your money where II
win take yvu farthsst. Fisu-
ratively spsskinS. w sivs ysu
the cheapest trAnsportation OBJ
tsinsbis. Our ability to take
care Of yeur needs win interest
you.
Terms and trade acceptable
Call Bob Kiss
1872 Peerless Touring, 7-pass.
1891 Peerless Sedan, 7-pass.
1870 Peerless, Coupe, l-pass.
1920 Peerless Roadstsr, 4-pass.
1919 Csdillsc Todring. 7-pess.
1e21 Hupmobils Resdstsr
1918 Paige hosdster.
Peerless Motor CO.
1901 lAth q. N. ".
Main ee77.
The Washington times., 1922-12-19
S7s SOLD MY Motorcycle From My Ad In The Herald
s# Gould Have Sold More Splendid Results

\ SHOPPING
Chriseusas Gift SaSssstioRs.
GI1Ts YO1 HEB.
A B 6
Electric Washing Machines
sPEGIxL REDUCED RyIfNDpS RRIfGNED 2N rHEFE TEFE
WAsHEHs;; FDeeTLAR e.S FrfH9' RfISEt atuAR;: JAZZ:
ANTEED. CONE QUICK
WEBSTER ELECTRIC CO,
10 STH ST. a. w. MAIN slks:-
APEX
HIDCrRiC SUCTION ch@ANER-
ROTAREX
ELECTRIC WASHER
ROTAREK HOME ELECTRIC IhOHER
APEX-ROTAREX ELECTRIC CO.
1911 NEW YORK AVE
BINocULARs-Carl zeis. ana Other
Psass Psese sspp!x % Co. aais lsss T. ]. ave ".
ADDRBss BOOKS Dtartss--c coekins
Recipe Beoks-index Boxee-hSuss-
S:s c... n.R:.::h siss
cards-Tountsin Pens. Free xmas Of.
fer: Name in. gold on each fountain
sTp az 'Sissif:;s 'SssicS sGSSLz ssI; *. ;'s isss
AIR-WAY ELECTRIC CLEANER
cisans everything S,thsus eymbsrssm;
Attachments, lJS0 I q. EAin lli0.
AREOBELL Ell EOTRIC WASHER
PREMIER ELECTRIC VACUUM
CLEANER
The gifts che will appreciats the most
PREMIER SERVICE
aoI Ilth st. y. w.
As.er.m:nt Of stamped soods s.siiy
sssons n,'y ONE letter S%ensSn .ssmpsS | frss %
hsndkerchIefs purchased. Enbroi4sry
shep. ea1.eiS 1Ith. OPP. MaR.AA. Dan.
A RoUNDBACKED. overstuffed chair
covered in tspsstry or velour. ssa.se'
J Heleher. SIS st. n. w.
DO your Christm.s shoppins at tbs
HsS'lSstSr ,.sS n " S'sa's"0rk 'n''' ':''
s.. :Ss W. w.t s;s: S:, .:::.s
menA Rings. SIS mp: latest deein1s "
y n:ns, .':, y Lax :sS fs.I x rs
rr.st'e.i s'fts Open evening", ,s,s Sh'
BOOKEND Of Pompeian Bronze
Ballard's Gift Shop, 1910 G.
HpoKs %. Xm..: C,fs ~ -, stasfssS. z r "a
pcndeir Lamp.. Electric Tes.t:r.: Vat
Psrcelaters. HeetinG Pads. ortIs .TsDsc
stoves. Thss. }. Williams. Ise.. 1854
ROx pAPER-IAa!h.. o,oia ". n.
Rrewt9n . eoMA lfko u q.
BRrsuEs-wsit for The BErrER
srsr srr. TN sstrsssiss y vi asc ca. nsin n ii;s rs
cAMERAs-specia, sale sessca caynersh
ocr.ueh.s pharmacy. lth End Il n. z.
st.rs Is. SS. sS.SS. xtssscsivs Sr.ss
end enamel o. res aaa stauda AfHBk-
TON as Indiana Az
cANDy-Heme-msds: the approPrtsts
lima. slft. Oct n. bess AZ The rsrth-
sa& Cemdx RiteAen. l9S II q ~
cfMSneSmssy MneS.- dos:y .ss, ssy.' ;.e isss
ar- eea n z ave.
cHrNAwARE. Kimenes. Toys. Dolls
many hest sifta. Sator japanese Art
Shop. i.l2 18th q. N. w.
coATs-Lsxsrioss fur esass. vraps.
euSts ana dresses Of allfthe --latest Ma-
tertals and styies. Cash o. credit.
krsft 4 Co., ne q st =. e
CARDS. xnas Tags. sean. cgrl. Kib-
e2a. e1erlmAl.s Hesk 9Aep. % @ nv.
cONrORT eLrPPERs-apeciai. % csnts.
Qnality shoe Store. nf ,l1th q: y. ~.
DIAMONDS-LadssS diamond and solid
gold Itnt1 wrist watches. etc. We save
zen % 70 - per cent: guarantee sbeo-
Int satigfaction, Holobsr Jswstry
Shop. les 9TH IT, =. "
'FORD Touring fev xmss. ssts32; 10y
esslart'l Qaraie. in I'M n. =. Z:
FUnNrsHM0s tor the family; alss tevs
You en- alwlys save At sNrTH'A ssl
n q. n = Qpen sxeninKa
oAINADAY Disctrio washer. ssfss and
elSe. TermA Maks vashday . pipasure
Nuellar-Hah Hlsc. Co. ia& l1fh n. NM,
Owe DrA AAeoNp ALwAYs-ws ssvs
beer givfne the tsst diamond yH!ues
STREET n w. 4. KAHN. INC.
The Washington times., 1922-12-19
Studebakcr
SIT 18th st. N. w.
Main 2646.

Main 264e.
-AuToMQsII.Es ron nIHE
FOR HIRE by the month. closed car
Private family. Cali Eranklia 1SeS
AUTo flRks rs
'isIs !. 8 'rsR s 8 S':s 81 i. n S.' D''''' Wv
NQYCLEs 2 M0L0eQYCLA las
Soed senditlon, its. si.s ? ST n. W.
GET ONE NOW
For the kiddies. Make their
Christmas Day happier than ever
with a Bicycle, Velocipede, or
Jingle Car.
A small deposit now will hold
one for "Ole Sanity" to slip In and
P. M. CORR,
S1S Ninth st. N. w.
Franklin 566S.
XMAS BICYCLES
100 to select from
Racers, Service or
Juvenile La France,
III. D., Westfield and
others. -.
$3.50 UP
BEST TERMS IN CITY
JOHNS BERGMAN,
l011 9th St. N. w. Frank. 4t07
THE BLUE STORE
REAL ESTATE 10
OCT OF rowN PROPERTY =
FOR THE FINEST paper shell pecAn
groves. see me. r. C. GREENE. ss3
Mnnssy Building. Main 2os2.
Why not buy q home IN Florida where
have city. town ana country proper
ties. large and smsn. Let re know
wh.. you yant. Nicol. ICES Monroe
DoUses yoR sALE ,tA
BEAUTIFUL corner house. II rooms,
bright and sunuy. hot water heat. fur
ing or roomins house: all rooms rent-
lar. apply to MRS. II. Davis. iss Z
a. Y. Va Aftsr 10 2, a,m.
SACASi-Vpsn Iot Lnspscuon, iszI
} bath and collar; condition like asw
Hoimss. evnsr. sls is,h q. NJ sssi7.
ron Ell. hundr.ds Sf homes, susi.es.
i.rs: S.ileisS lo.:; s'ss 0.s ssr f., s:ss
Homes Tor sais In aimsst every sec
ton Of the city and the suburban
places.
ONE metal hease. ss1sa extra isrgs
In New Nationsi City Heights only.
500 cash payment. balance On easy
terms till PAID. no renswing ef trust.
and properly clear and title perfect.
II you are iooking for q bargaia and
hsve e1.ye0 cash, q can sell you . &
reem brick. ssmi-dstachsd home, bet
CCatsr heat. ,sss. : porchs@ fer SA5ss-
J. d. oARNAN.
District Nat Bank Bldg.
Main 111S-Franklin yS1s.
- MANZzD REAL He1A1l M
WE WANT MORE HOUSES ron sAL1.
suisk sAiss skssid iiss pssssssy wiss
WI = s:.SSS .SSSSanorL.. q. , q. NV.
JOHN :. DoNoHos 9 soNR
Let. De eabmit Our List Of Hoesss ssd
lnyestments Aefere You Purchass.
BUILDING LOT reasonabiy priced.
northvest. Connecticut ave. section
prsferrsA; state size, location and low
set casn price. Boz 1ti. rimss- Herald.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY lls
The Washington times., 1922-12-19

stesisssrx: Essts Il 'sres.a Sis isS ".
oRUEr1N0 CARDS-rhe time . buy 10
sSw The place TO bay y narscA'~
HANp-PAINruD CHINA pleasing
cnf cnG pr.cticsi sift CAL st shsyratrs
,. Cliatos rrsbsy. osersssew.'s oldest -.
~ pears Prsssnting this as 9 esspeS
SHmsses ana jswsiSs for r. xms:. SSss
:;ss:S tris fI,SSr:s. Z: i.s%ss... -.1
Holsprosf Hosiery. mss's ss1 .:Ss.'s
r9e9cSlon q boz: s!Emands, 1879 PH'sy:
ssisrssmssss dccrsstcws SsSdie sssi
II IA ~. :
Heedkerchisfs- s--imperted sviss iisss.
LII kQx. PrsIfvg Hroe., 2l1.lekA. -.
JAPANESE Novelties make rare Xmas
--0kA QEi2A2Al -2alssh- Az2k II -Axe
LOOK your hsss for xmas with an
sdIs1s sSSeess n.s,s,i;ss s;ss !. sss ssss
horne b. An sxpsrt tady fitsse.
NAxWBEI-z 9Ssd automc6liN 6SIIv-
cry made xmas morning. II -.
Lssry: lr. i9st iStn q. =: ~:
oLDsMOHrf.ue have been Xmas gins
wesIie s.iss GO. tsit Conn: sxe.A
DUN stock 0f nien's women's and chill
Arsn's wear 70 best for gift buying.
kernhaussr.s variety. s1is 18th ct.
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OUR stsek q iaaiss' hosssry, hsndkse.
chisfa swsatsts, Ivory Goeda etc. =
the nest souplets in The nsrthsase
--2aMhx- IN H q. =. 4------; --.--
fHIs Is =
Studebaker Year.
lli llIh 81. n. W.
eaeel 9saiesys Hessa gIippsrA nvtAcss.
-MSM END &hQ2 Han lll4 "a. AVE-. NM
scSssoRs y ssat easse, ssssnlsss ssss!
ngiveo an for1ns oarv1n9 eete aAo
G - ~ t1sA9t hsstsrs hsds'ps =
WkeHlNd NKollYNE zYlX Elnc-
/. INlQ Ne oon No. u durinl me yoer
y1ps ycy gAy for ~ 1DoAh nO1-
~, t{I co. asss Q q. n -.
WRIST WATCHBs. 1a3s 10 So. Op4n
sxsnlaQA 4eAqmseher.A leos lSth NV.
a CoMrORrADLr wing chair n tAP-
sesyy - vse&x. yill pisass him yss;ke
en1 %. J. H6leesr q c., Sls q n. ~.
SQoK5 Ssf xnaA 9I6 aa1 ssaldafl
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
.DEMPSEYS NEXT co MAY
Be At MICHIGAN CITY
Disposed TO Turn Down Rich
Pittsburg Offer for Battle
With Creb.

by Associated Press Z" every Evening.
Chicago, July Jack Dempsey and
hh manager, Jack Kesrns. despite the
offer OF 100000 with privileges OF so
per cent OF the gate receipts, TO meet
Harry Orch at Pittsburg on Labor
Day. had their eyes turned toward
Floyd FitzSimmons' new arena at
Michigan City when they made their
flying trip through Chicago last night
enroute 10 Syracue9. ~ y. where the
champion is billed for an exhibition
TIT with Lee Darcy tonight
When ne announced tho Pittsburg
offer and discussed the champion +
affairs in general. Kearrs eaid he had
closed no contract with Fitzalmmons
for Labor Day match with Bill Bren
nan or any other heavyweight bat
Dempsey when ne risks his crown "a
anxious 20 have The bout at MichiZan
City
After the ooufab Dempzey said -
looks Ike viii fight for Fiizsinmonf
on Labor Day"
Frank F1onrnoy. agent for Tel
| Ricksrd was in the Dempsey party
and said a match between DempeeJ
and Jeas Willard looked promising
/ F1ournoy Was headed for New Yorl
/ to deliver Kearns' ter1ns 70 Richard
/ ~ wichita. where Dempsey put Of
an exhibition tho other day. F1ourno,
met Pay Archer. representing wUlart
and discussed the former hampton
deaire for a chance NJ tho tifle n
lost 10 Dempsey ~ Toledo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
HORSE SHOW PLANS
WELL UNDER WAY
Dr.. John W. Adams Of Swarth-
more Will be tho Official
Veterinarian.

Dr John W. Adams M Swsrthmorc
Pa. head ~ tho veterinary school 81
tho University ~ Pennsylvania. has
consented 90 be tho official vctrrinar
ian for tho horse show which will he
given at the Delaware state Fair at
iAuncre beginning on Labor Day. Sep
teinhor !.
t'lans fcr this wears horse show are
gtdng forward satisfactorily. The ar
ranEVmcnts that are needed Co insure
"a succcasful exhibit have hcen attend
cd Go and there Is the hope among tho
horse show committed that the entry
lists this Year Will lse ~ large as last
year. when all records FOR fancy bred
stock were broken The Judging and
conduct ~ tho show will be under the
,tncinl rules and regulations ~ the
Association - American Horse shows
Incorporated. " which the Delaware
Torso show Association IS a member
IN addition to the zach prizes cups
aud ribbons. there Is the Delaware
stat" laM challenge Cup offered hy
WWpm du pont. The cup must h,
WON three times for possession. In
l"I, Miss Amy du Points entry won
There Wns uu competition IN 1918 OF
1912 Ia 1890 the horse entered by lo.
seem MtiF"rtcid won
Tho vain As~o, .atiru awards a media
g. zach "A nrur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
.L0UCHRAN YOUNGEST
FIGHTER TO MEET GREB
PhiIadelphia's 19-Year-OId
Hope for MiddIeweight Title
Back to Work.

Philadelphia, Pa. July AFTER n
Loughran. Philadelphia 19-year-old
hope for the middleweight title. re-
sumed training yesterday for his
eight-round bout with Harry Greb,
American light heavyweight cham
pion at the Phlllies' Ball Park next
Monday night.
Ioughran has trained for this CON
test as he never has trained before.
| The South Philadelphia youth realizes
| that the rise of his ring career de
ponds upon his showing against the
| Pittsburg veteran.
Seldom does "A youth of I>oughran 9
years qualify To exchange punches
with such IA master of the finer points
Of boxing as Greb. Though only Is
Iyears old and boxing but two years
Loughran won the right To meet Grei
through tho medium OF having defeat
cd number OF Americas leadin1
middeweights. numbered among then
being Bryan Dow ( Columbus. q.
who twice tough my Wilson fol
the title that rete".y was declared
forfeited by the New YORK Boxin,
Commission.
The principals in the four othel
lClght-round bouts tn precede the Greb
Loughran contest also got back int
training harness yesterday. Joe Tip.
litZ. who clashes with Pal lAoran n
the semi-iinal, will go 70 Lew Tend
cr's training camp at Delanco. y. j.
to put the finishing touches on hi,
| 'ha DhTf,1oI,,.t.
will use Tiplitz AZ one OF his sparr!ni
partners in getting into shape for hi
bout with Benny Leonard
The other bouts will bring togethe
Earl France vs.. Jimmy Hanlon. 10
Benjamin va. George Young Ern,
and Ad Stone va. Jim Holland.
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APPLY FOR LICENSE N
LEON ARD.TENDIFR B0TT

Newark, y. j.. July e. Application
for license 20 hold me Benny Leon
ard Low Tender bout At Royle's Thirty
Acres Jersey CITY On July p, was
presented NJ tho meeting yesterday Of
the New Jersey state athletic com
mission by John Milton. represent
ing tho Jersey CITY Athletic Club
Those opposing tho contest we're
given until next Thursday by the
commission 20 file their protests
Opposition 90 the contest IL being
marshaled by the Rev Frank s Rit-
ter. secretary OK the anti-hght state
committee Of the New Jersey Church
Council. In letters sent 20 the council
yesterday, Doctor bitter urges a united
protest against the issuance Of the
license
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hREBS TAKES CLOSE ONE
FROM UNION BALL NINE

krebs won a close game from Union
last night, score to !. Beryl Long
on the mound for the first half win
ners of the city League pennant was
the star Of the game Besides holding
me outlaws" to two hits he also
clouted out two safe ones himself
Sutton and Anderson, who did the
hurting for the losers. pitched fine
ball, but Longs sensa tional playing
Practically won the game single hand
ed. The score:
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SEVENTH MATINEE.
delaware Horse Show Association {,
Hold Event Tomorrow.


The seventh regular mAtinee Of the
Delaware Horse Show Association
Viii De held a: The Delaware State
Fair Grounds tomorrow The events
are mile heats. two IN three. The en-
,-ies
Event No. /.
Cachatto Girl. b. IN. by King
Cachatto. C'hs-les z. Donovan.
DR. Dell. b. &. by Del Cornado: John
T. ZeDley.
laura Axworthy. b. m. by Morgan
Axworoly; In and Out Stable.
-. Cis. b. m. by San Francisco;
Alb Hooper.
Event No. g.
Allen e. b. &. by Choptank; Arthur
Grove.
+. T. l.. g; John p Zebley.
Prince II. br. g, by Prince March ;
11ew Seth.
Event No. 3.
Para Belle. b. IN. by ParaIizer; Bet
~ brothers
FatiIna Axworthy, b. m. by AK
worthy IN and Out Stable
Miss Wntondale. ch. IN. by Wilton
da.r. J.. .. Rose
Event No. 4.
Emily b. b. N. by Austin Burns
Lew Seth
Nellie 4, 70. M. by Choptank. Ar
thur Grove
Lillian Russell. Oh. m, by Idle Jay
John = Zebley.
Minnie Hall. Dr. IN, by Fancy Hall
Winfield crazy