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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

either He hits straight with the
left, a sort Of a stab, and has plenty
of steam behind it. Gunboet Smith
may be a great hitter, but this fel-
low is too big and fast for him"
COCLON also had some words Of
praise for another champion
also a member Of the all-star
troupe. John remarked that par
~ by the name Of Johnny Kilbane
was a boxing revelation to him.
TSilbane ir a wonder and no mis-
take" said Coulon. After watch
ing him for two weeks l realized
why he knocked out Joe Rivers and
bested Abe AttelI Kflbane is
real champion and ii viii be a long
while before any l22-pound boy
takes his measure.
Il may also mention that still
another champion. Johnny CoulOn.
II You please is not going to lose
his crown soon. For the first four
days I boxed on the stage that Old
headache. which has been with me
ever since I was taken sick some
weeks back appeared regularly
after my bouts. After that II dis
appeared altogether and I feel as
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
BOXING
News of the Ring Game

Frank Erue former lightweight cham
Uiou Of the world, is now referee Erne
has been selected 90 decide the DAILY
Rudel bout at Cincinnati Monday night.
n Erue is as good referee as he was
tighter he should prove a dandy
THE WolgastMurnhy twenty-round bat
He set for Coiiruth.- arena has been
shifted from April ~ TO April ls-this
because of smashed finger on VOL
CASTS hand.
I'D smashed the little luger Of his right
hand on the TRIP To- oregon, and his
physicians declare the injury viii not
he fully healed for The earlier date.
we are going to take plenty Of time
for this fight. says Jones and rather
than send Wolgast against Murphy in
anything but nrst-class condition We
would cancel the engagement Adj will
devote his time 10 hill climbing and other
outdoor exercises. according 10 Jones
The much advertised Eddie McGoorty-
Bob MOha match is TO be decided at Mil
waukee Monday night. Eddie and Bob
are scheduled to go ten rounds, and d, It
Goortv Is a 10 60 s choice. Milwaukee
critics are picking Moha to spring the
surprise Of lifetime on the Oshkosh boy
A letter from Marty Forkns. manager
OF mcGoorty states that Edlie's hand
ia again IN shape. and that they are
looking for a clean-cut win Monday.
Nate Lewis. matchmaker Of the Ken
osha Athletic club, il after match be-
tween the winner Of the Moha- MCGoorty
bout and Jimmy Clabbv
You've got to hand 70 20 Wilie Lewis,
the Eastern middlewoight, who is at
present in Paris Willie is still rakinG
in the dough despite his long career
i'm the boxing arena. Lewis latest
achievement was a victory over Marcel
AIoreali, the Frenchman, In twenty rounds
lt Paris
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
ATHLETICS BLANK VOLS:
SCHWARTZ LEAVES TEAM

NASHVILLE. TENN. March 20
The Vols were helpless today before the
Athletic pitchers. and We're beaten. 70
o. only one Of the Vols reached sec
ond base The MaCkmsu used Plank.
Bush and Browne, and none of the
three let out
Manager Schwartz received a tele-
gram that his mother died to-day at
her home IN Akron. Ohio. and ne left
ON night train TO attend her funeral
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
BASEBALL,
Diamond News and Gossin

Jay Kirke laced out two hits ana u.-
one ne les sci Tor about a $50 v ga,ast
the big leagues, and there ISM a- ear a
chance for Atlanta TO get him ~ mos
is to get Ty Cobb. '''an there
Weaver looked about as good rs...-,
as any pitcher ever looked [r,7.tI day
was sorry 20 smear it on his oij' - ne
mates And then again. mavbe ~ team
When Weaver retired from d..
the Crackers were the winners. 4 n game
Tyler looks like a real pftcb.r
Crackers got to him a bit once ne
ughtened up when the game looked nj Ia. q
Calhoun worked neatly at first. Inn, e,
Cd on his hitting. In his college s an
Mary used TO be a grand sIupg5agr GAYS
il seems likely that the trick TliT - ana
back TO him. He has been nursiDo, d gJyns
back all spring, which hasn't heine5 ig silEs
much. P9u AIN
Hub, YOU sure do run graceful ~.
Of the fans shrieked at the GOV ana y r.'
luctant Squash when he sacrificed IN r. r.
third And, indeed, he did III w
Chase is off his crutches and an >,
diamond again, TO the relief Of Frs Sls
Chance AUX
Chance, little peeved under rr7tfo,...
SAYS that Hal Chase is going TO uIav ~.
ond base and d good second hass ~
those that don't like it can lump it, 'D'
The average player would rather Wop,,
than play for Charley Murphy. but evan AVIAN
that would not excuse Tommy Leach y.
quitting the Cubs to take Job With ~
Federal league.
The new pitching things are begirrir,
to come IN: Eddie Plank has perfecre5
parcel post delivery.
The Cubs and Athletics NAV NAV
spring series in Florida PeNt year.
When the baseball writers of b,,s
win rot boost he team through the frs,
month Of the season it must indeed he
rotten For instance, Memphis
Butler and Ward made two hits each for
Memphis against Philadelphia the Other
day, If these lads have a good season il
will help Bernhard lot.
Frank Chance now SAYS thar IA
Sweeney is the equal Of Jimmy Archer
as a catcher.
Demaree's resin ball is reported 3,
be breaking very sharply this spring The
old boy is going to win some games in the
National league before the Fourth Of july
After that date it may be another story.
Jimmy Archer win be offered a Job as
manager in the Federal league
Though Joe Tinker has been at bar
probably 1000 times in his career he has
never been hit by pitched ball in a
league game, and only once that he can
recall i'm his whole life
Augusta reports are that the Atlanta
club is after Tommy Mcmillan And Of
course there's no denying that the Crack
ers would like a man of Tommys cali
Der But what would Atlanta do with
another inhelder?
Covington, Ky, may get franchise in
the Federal league.
Bill Evans: "Umpires are conscientious
to a fault"
Fan Chorus: Mostly the latter
Three Mobile lads have been signed by
the Admission team: Wagner, q second
baseman: Thomas. an outiielder. RnC
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
START WORK ON STANDS.

NEW YORK March 22.--Work on ar
ing the stands in the old American league
park was started to-day The New York
Americans will use the Giants grounds
until their new field is ready for Occu-
panCy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

As we understand it, Ban John
son is trying TO Kill the idea prevs-
lent among athletes that the pen is
nnightier than the bat.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
SPRING SONG.
nv a Madpafe D

tBy A. Magnate)
The hand Of spring now paints with
green
The meadow and the vale.
1t touches wth,a master hand
The hill and wood and dale.
And soon in yonder baseball yard
Will bloom the golden kale.
The ripping rill by yonder h1l
Now sings from dawn till dark,
And in yon eIoudless sky I hear
The warbling of the lark
And soon the iron men will sing
In yonder baseball park
The robin sings merry lay
As in the sky it fits,
And yet I know song that puts
The robins on the fritz.
It is the turnstie's merry voice:
-Four bits! Four bits! Four bits
FABLE.
Once upon time a yachtsman
was seen at a yacht club.
The report that Jim Jcfries has
gone into training reminds us that
pulling corks is a great little train
ing stunt for the biceps
Bombardier Wells, an alleged pu-
gilist. has gone back to England
where the climate is more health
full. lie has discovered that the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Three Mobile lads have been signed by
the Admission team. Wagner . second
baseman; Thomas. an outhelder, and
Schenher, a pitcher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

A great wrestler can get $4,000
for an hours work but great
bah PLAYER can't get half that much
for a years pasuming. Baseball.
that's a business
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
BY GEORGE <. PHAIR.

Among other things, MI Wells
complains that New York is too
noisy. and vet he found no diff
Guilty in falling asleep.
Another puzzle that wrinkles our
Jovian brow is that F. Gotch can
come back when he never went.
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
What doth it profit man in the
spring
n he walIops the ball to the
fence?
What doth it pay on a cold April
day
If he hammers it hither and
thence?
What doth it pay If he shines in
the spring
To the joy and delight Of the fan?
What doth it pay if he wabbles in
May
And the manager hands him
cant
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Bill Evans: "Umpires are conscientious
to fault"
Fan Chorus: Mostly the latter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

When Weaver retired from m.
the Crackers were the winners gars
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Jay Kirke laced out two hits ana u.-
the big leagues, and there isr,o, '5 Year n
chance for Atlanta TO get him M mo's
is to get Ty Cobb. man there
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Covington, Ky. may get franchise in
the Federal league
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Weaver looked about as good rs.-.-,
as any pitcher ever looked yr.@yie 1ay
was sorry 70 smear it on his oi5' " ne
mates. And then again. maybe e'J me- team
--ot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
SCORES IN RENIVAL.

SignOr Pini-Corsi. principal bassO
buffo of the Metropolitan Opera com
pany. who delights IN everything he
does. scored with exceptional bril-
llancy i'm the comic grand opera II
Maestro III Cappella" when II was
revived especially for him In this
opera both his wonderful comedy
gifts and his remarkable voice ind
ample opportunity which j. the rea-
son il was chosen for the tour he will
make this fall before ne takes his
place with the Metropolitan company.
II Maestro di Cappella" viii be given
with complete scenery and costumes.
After il Will come concert program.
Associated with Pini-Corsi VIII he
Miss Louise Cox. soprano of the Net
rdpolitan and Signor Attilio di Cres-
cenzO. tenor from the Royal opera
house of Parma. Italy. Pini-COrsl
will visit this CITY with his associates
on Thursday evening at the Oliver
and the event will be unusually inter
esting and attractive 10 all music
lovers as well as TO the public gen
prallV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21

Lucille LaNerne. her manager w.
W. Scott. and the supportius company
"f Is which will be seen in stock pro-
auctions at the Auditorium beginning
next Sunday, arrived from the east
Monday morning.
Inc company comes highly recon-
mended and will support visiting stars
beginning with Thos. II. Wise in his
own great drama The Gentleman
From Mississippi"
Miss LaVerne was found at the
Auditorium 80 minutes after her ar
rival and before she had scarcely had
time TO take a good long breath of
Indiana air having traversed AIichi-
gan street less than two blocks from
the station TO the theater.
Therefore the question: How do
you like South Bend ?" was scarcely a
fair one so the inquiry was made if
she had ever been in this metropolis
OF the 81. Joe valley, before
south Bend? Let me see" she re-
piled meditatively rubbing her chin
with glcVed hand. "Oh. yes, indeed
] remember South Bend" and she
burst out in a hearty good natured
laugh that was most infectious
Goodness me! I'll never forget this
city. for L had most trying expert
ence here, though it was a long. long
time ago"
Then you have played here be-
fore?"
Yes, once. Back in the early '9O's
with Lizzie Evans in "Fogg's Ferry
Il have a program of the perform
ance in my scrap book was the
modest answer
Well / was playing a young cir
I'm short dresses, and really / was only
"a child then-honest. / was" and heI
big eyes sparkled with good humor as
she dared the interviewer to contra
diet her. He didn't and she con
tinued:
For some reason / did not stop al
the same hotel with the rest of the
company but went to a smaller hote
that was bit ont of the way"
The old sheridan house was sug-
gested.
Perhaps. Anyway we had a Ions
jump. arriving i'm the middle Of the
afternoon. / was tired and went Il
sleep. leaving call for six o'clock
Well. / wasn't called but awoke afte1
dusk. went 20 the dining room anC
found il closed. Then j did a very
foolish thing I went 20 the hote
parlOr and sat down 20 wait unit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
PARIS FASHIONS.

r. NJ. Newman's announcement
that he will show the latest fashions
in women's attire, in his traveltalks
on. paris" created so much favora-
BILE comment that he cabled his assist
ant, who resides in London, to remain
in Paris the balance Of the winter and
TO forward new photographs from
time to time, as new models appear.
This action will insure presentation of
the creations Of the worlds foremost
designers almost as soon as they are
shown in the Partisan boulevards-
the newest styles right up to the min
ute. Poiret, Worth. Paquin. and 9TH
ers Will be represented in the style
show"
The fashions will be only one fea-
ture in Mr.. Newman's traveltalk at
the Oliver opera house this evening.
The life OF he bOuievards and the
ca barets, and in the Latin quarter
among the artists and models those
places of intense historic interest. and
the principal buildings and galleries
and their art treasures will all be
portrayed in color views and motion
pictures of exceptional realism.
HOLD RECEPTION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The pres
ident and Mrs. Wilson held their first
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
ROOSEVELT PARTY is
NOW AT RIO JANElR0
Elaborate Preparations for His Re
CCptiOn Have Been Under
Way For Sometime.

RIO JANEIRO, Oct u. - The
steamer Nandyck with Col. Theodore
Roosevelt aboard arrived off Rio
Janeiro Monday night. but owing TO
tempestuous weather. according TO a
wireless dispatch she viii not enter
port until midnight Col Roosevelt
and his party viii come ashore at $
O'Clock Tuesday morning
Elaborate preparations for the re-
CepuOn of the eN-president have
been made. bat the official program
viii not DE decided upon until after
Col. Roosevelt has been communicated
with personally. The government
hopes that the colonel will be able 20
remain in Rio Jareiro during the en-
tire week and apartments in the
Guanahara palace have been placed
in readiness for him as the guest of
the government
Or. Lauro Muller. the foreign min
lister. and Col. Roosevelt exchanged
fluctuations 10y wireless.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21

at the River Park school house. An
interesting program has been arrang-
ed by the teachers of the school and
a committee composed of Mesdames
Adam HunsbeTger Edward MoritZ, W
KoontZ, John Taber Christopher
Ward and Arthur Mawsen have been
appointed to make arrangements for
the refreshments. There will be no
charge and everybody is cordially in
Vited to attend.
The r. p. f. club which was an
noUnced TO meet with Mrs. A Wiser
Thursday afternoon, has been post
poned.
The Sunshine club will meet with
Marie Holmes Thursday afternoon.
The Independent club members will
be entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Albert Wright on n. Eighth
St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21

supper was ready without looking at
"a clock. The minutes passed and no
signs of life around the place. FL
nally two ladies came in and l asked
them what time it was. When one
of them said o'clock l nearly jump
ed out the window. They must have
thought me crazy as ! rushed out or
that hotel and down the street in the
direction ] thought the theater was in.
! found what | thought was the place,
rushed up the stairs and landed in the
midst of a home talent Kirmess:'
I'm the old Price theater :! was
asked.
Land, / don't know only ii wasn't
where my company was. SO l rushed
out again and found boy who led me
to the opera house
Goods opera hOuse?"
Il suppose so. 1t was up a flight of
stairs and the manager met me at the
top. He started to tell me what would
happen TO me if I delayed the curtain
but l told him hush, and show me
where the stage door was. The other
women in the company helped me in
to my first act costume and [ made
up while Miss Evans, herself, put on
my shoes for me- l rushed on the
stage just in time but 1 didn't fully re-
cover my breath until after the per-
Torrance" Miss LaVerne laughed
heartily at the recollection. DO you
wonder why I remember South
Bend?"
When asked as the plans of the new
company here she said that aside
from the opening bill of "A Gentleman
From Mississippi" in which Mr.. Wise
is to be featured she could hardly
make any definite statement.
The travelling star system has been
tried successfully in several other
/ places and the DaVerne company has
every hope of pleasing South Bend
I p.ay-gOers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
THE MISSING RING"

On general principles man should
never doubt the girl to whom he is
engaged-nO matter how much ap-
pearances may be against her He
should be careful enough about Sc
lecting her from other women. in the
first place. 10 be pretty sure az TO her
integrity in every respect-and, with
a large majority of women, the COnfi-
dence would never be misplaced. But
accidental circumstances often give
an appearance to actions and situa-
tons which is very difficult to eX
plain away This Reliance" play
very aptly illustrates that sort OF
thing
At Surprise theater today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21

when military organizations LET their
stations TO attend a fair, as in this
case, the war department usually paid
their expenses and that the troops
were being moved under orders OF
their commanding officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
FIVE PEOPLE WALK IN
FRONT OF AUTOMOBILES
Binding Rain at Cleveland Leads to
Death OF Woman Pedc>-
trian.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct Blinded
by the driftuE rain and thirty -slN
mile wind five persons walked IN
front of automobiles Monday night
and two OF them received fatal IN
1uries Miss Mary Costello. -. was
thrown against the curb and her skull
fractured She died while the auto
mobile which ran her down was car
rying her % q hospital Police eN-
onerated the driver
william kepp. so. was also thrown
against the curb and sustained scalp
wounds and nrokcn lex and inter
nal Injuries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
~Ausx~~
ll,eaI1os
ST ELMO AT INDIANA.

Yesterday afternoon and evening
capacity audiences witnessed a mag
nificent scenic production OF st. FL
mo presented at the Indiana theater
by Jack Lewis and his company OF
favOrites.
The scenic and electrical effects
were marvellous. especially the black
smith shop in the first act
As a whole. 1t. Elmo was perfect,
from the acting and producing stand
DOlnr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
MEN WERE ON DUTY
WHILE ON TRAIN
Soldiers Killed i'm Wreck Were Beini
Moved Under Orders
of Officers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-All of the
men killed in the troop train wreck
Sunday on the Mobile & Ohio rail
road at Buckatuna, Miss. met death
in the line of duty, the war depart
nfent announced Monday. 1t was ex-
planned in an official statement that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
AHOOsIER PROGRAM.

the First Baptist church with Riley.
Harrington, Lew Wallace, Gene STRAIT
ton. Porter. Charles Major and Mere
dith Nicholson, given by Walter
Kunce, one of the foremost imperson-
ators in the country. Adults. 25c.
Children. under twelve, 15C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21

public reception Monday since last
spring. They received 500 delegates
TO the Women's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist Episcopal
church Immediately afterward. at
the request Of the state department
the Prince Of Monaco was received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-15

In his night photography Of wild
animals, George Shiras has found
that, after brief experience, many
OF the animals pay little or no at
tention to the flashlight, perhaps
regarding II as a kind of lightning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-15
Class a Until Wednesday Nigh,

Class a Until Wednesday Nigh,
The Streets OF New York" three
reel Great Northern feature. and u
Vi,agraph comedy.
clemmer Until Wedne sday Nlpht
"Pathe Weekly No 49," worlds
news: Cast" two.part Edison An
Unjust Suspicion" Telegraph drama.
Dream Until Wednesday Night
The Lost Millionaire" two. part
Vitagraph drama. Two Too Many"
Sclig comedy. The Accidental
Shot" Pa,he play.
Melbourne Until Wednesday Nigh,
"Gypsy Queen" keystone com.
edy: For tho Crown" tworcol
American drama: "Betwecn Home
and Country" Reliance drama
Grand Until Wednesday Might
Mysterious Eyes" American
drama. The Turkish Bath" Majen
tic comedy. His Last Bet Than.
/ houser comedy.
Colonial Until Wednesday Nah,
The Tiger" vltagraph drama
The Monogrammcd Cigarette" ana
Drills Aboard tho 4 y. Warship
California" split reel. Kalcm. baby
lndisposcd" and The Lady I'm
Black" Telegraph split reel comedy /.
The Green Eve OF the Yellow God -
Edison drama.
1llisum Until Wednesday sIah,
The Modal OF Honor" T,ubln
drama: "A Jungle Filtration" ana
Tahiti. the Picturesque" pnthe
play spill, reel: bonnie Of ,ho
Hills. Essanay drama: Her Way. {"
The City Until Torioh,
Tho QunkeresE." two reel feature
The Lead Nickel" comedy. Tho
New Baby" comedy.
Aihswbra Until Wednesday Nah,
Tho Diamond Makern." Ror
two-reel feature drama. Animal.
ed Weekly" world's news: NV.
drogen. educational. and com.
edy.
Yesler Until Tuesday Nlor,
Birds of Prey" THE Fe,nl
Scow. The Robbers" "a Gentle.
man Of Fashion."
olympian Tonight
The White Slave" vItagraph
two-p part feature: Lieut.. Jones -
Sclig drama. "Highbrow Love" BIO
graph comedy. The Trimmera
Trimmed" Biograph comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-15
COT IN HER EAR

BoRDENTOwN. y. J.. Sept Is.
An excited yellow jacket flew into
tho right ear OF Mrs. Poinsett. OF
Trenton. as she was starting fer
Bordentown IN trolley car. Tho
insects Wild antics when Il found
itself trapped nearly drove the
woman into hystcria-
An effort was made by some OF
the crew and passengers to remove
the insect. but all failed. She was
taken to the office OF n local doctor
who removed the yellow jacket.
etill alive