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The report in the daily press last
week that Pope Benedict will hold
another consistory early in March has
aroused great interest in this country.
The Irish standard., 1916-02-05
A NoN.cATHoLIc MAKES A DoNA.
TlON,

A mont Catholic, whose name is with
held, has sent to the president of the
Priests Total Abstinence League, one
thousand dollars, to be used in the
interests of the league.
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In st. Peters Basilica, Rome, are
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
AITKEN IS WINNER
OF THE ASTOR CUP
Drove Over shc Course Without n
Stop and GETS
$4,000.

NEW YORK, Sept S0-DrivIng
$50 miles without a stop Johnny Ait
ken of Indianapolis won the Astor
cup race. taking the cup and $40, 900,
on the ShenpShead Bag speedway this
afternoon In 2:23:04.02. new world 5
record for the distance. His average
speed was 104.3 miles an hour.
At the fiftieth mile the indianapolis
driver swung into the 'cad ahead of
Chevrolet and never rel.nquished that
POSITION. finishing the race nearly
lap ahead Of Rickenbacllor. who was
second. Vail was third
Athens victory places him in the
lead for the chamr' 'onship Of the
American Automobile association. lie
finished first in the three hundred
mile contest on the Cincinnati speed
way last Labor day also without n
stoL.
Rickenbacker's time WAS 2:24:19.55,
white Nail's was 1925 81 81.
Mulford. Milton. Klein. Lecain and
DeWcne finished in tho order named.
Chevrolet, Christiaens. Resta, Ruck
stall. Henning and several others were
forced to withdraw by burned out
bearicgs
Several minor accidents occurred,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

ino aud not worthy OF dingcnt effort.
They let dp
From the first quarter on h
downs came at sporadic Intervals
Ttcy came whenever Ecndall men
felt IKE putting one over and that
was right frequently.
In the second quarter Grove called
himself around night end for sub
stantlal gain then sent Wallace
through for the first touchdown Of
HAT period. Groves sensational pass
To Jones FOR forty yards was the main
nit IN the next touchdown which
came moment later when Grove
fired short pass to llaus through
the goal posts.
Cumberland was forced back 20
Il cir goal posts bv Groves long kick
on the next play and when the quar-
ttrhack fi2ZlCd on u pass che hall was
recovered bv Allen on tn" fivc-yard
line. Miller struck the line hard
twice and was over again.
On Cumbcrland's kickoff IlnndleV
recovered out of bounds Grove Kicked
30 yards ana Allen recovered ana ran
thirty yards for the next group Of
taluos
\ series Of short-lnc piungcs ana
an end run or two ncttcd the next
touchdown After coffee had driven
lUI'Nlh '''h' l'' ''r"' '"l"a ''''
Slipped close through left end ana
counted Groves short run of 10 yards
after the ball had reached that point
ncttcd the next.
Kendall dalucd in the middle OF tho
field for some timo after THIS ana
finally reached their opponents goal
posts again Cumberland held for
downs for the FIRST time and puntcd.
IIaus recovered the punt and rcturne
n throuah broken field for a touch
down luus ran 40 yards immcd,telN
after Cumberland had kicked and
again wont between the uprlghts
El,vus5 two puius.o 10 yards each
|arouud l.ft end ncttcd the last goal
OF the day. Grove kicked nine goals
, OF the 4 made
About one thousand persons wit
n, ssod the game
. ftst.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
ON THE HOME STRETCH.

Z CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Brook-
lyn will begin its final series for
the National league pennant next
Monday in first place by half a
game, with Philadelphia second.
Brooklyn has four games yet to
play, all with New York, and
Philadelphia has six TO play with
Boston in four days. Because
Philadelphia cannot complete its
| whole schedule of 154 games 1t
! has slight advantage over
! Brooklyn. For instance, If both
, teams should win all their re-
I naming games, their victories
would be the same in number
95 each-but Brooklyn would
have lost SO and Philadelphia 5S.
If Boston should sweep the Sc
ries with Philadelphia while
! Brooklyn lost all four Boston
| would win the flag. New York
! cannot win now. The standing:
, Brooklyn ...9l SO .6O6.66
, Philadelphia .,.S9 5S .6O5.43
Boston ........S5 6l .5S2.l9
The best Chicago can get in
, the American league now is a
! tie. The standing:
Boston ........90 61 .5g6.68
, Chicago ........SS Ga .57S.95
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Boston ................ 600 900 5Ol-s
New York .............. 900 O20 1903
summary: Errors, Smith. Egan Tyler,
Fletcher two-base hits, konetchy, Robert
son. Fletcher, McCarty; three-b base Lit. Me-
Carty; home runs, J. Smith, Magee; double
plays, Salee to Herzog to Holkc, Maran.
willie to konetchv. Holke to Fletcher to
llolke, bases on balls, of G. Smith /. off
Tyler struck out, by Saloe 8. by G.
e""h /, by Tyler G. Empires, Byron and
Rigler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
Dropping Morning
Game Marquard Boosts
Mate Up Again.
DIVIDED THE DOUBLE
A Shakeup in the Philadcl-
phia Lineup Was the
Best for Players.

BROOKLYN n Y, Sept 30
Brooklyn came back this afternoon
by hitting Alexander hard and won
from Philadelphia, to /, thereby
gaining first place after losing it 10y
dropping the morning game to Philt-
cclphia, TO 2. Alexander lost be-
cause Rrooklyn could hit him when
hits were needed. while the visitors
We're unable % hit Marduard effec-
lively after the FIRST inning when
balk. third on BdnCroft sacrifice
ana scored on stocks out.
Alexander retired from the game
whom Dugcy battcd for him in the
eighth and famed. Brooklyn promptly
made four hits and two runs off
Eantlehncr the southpaw Philadel-
phia obtained from Pittsburgh re-
Gently
Dave Bancroft twisted his ankle
So badly when he stepped on first
that he had to quit He will not
Play again this season which will be
a severe handicap to Philadelphia IN
their six games with Boston.
stock moved from third TO short
and did sensational work while Byrne
played well at third
Roth teams gave remarkable cX-
hihtion of fielding thiH afternoon
with brooklyn showing greater steadi-
hess.
Morning RNme-score by innings;
philadelphia ........llO oil 0S0-7
Ilrr,l t,sn uuI OOO IN .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
Local Collcgians Defeat
Cumberland College by
Score of 81 to ..
LITTLE OPPOSITION
Line BIunting and End
Runs Make Up Program
or Orange and Black.


crushed Cumberland college yesterday
In the initial fray of the season Just as
IT IL had been SO much paplCr muChc,
scoring In the tifty minutes of actual
play total OF 81 scores. or more than
one and half points for every sixty
seconds The orange and black war
riors received very good training in
the fine art of drill, marching like $50
many soldiers from one end of the
field to the other between Whistles,
but SO far as real opposition WAS CON
Ccrucd they had none. No real test
of the collegiaus' fighting ability could
be made In the haphozard play which
was characteristic Of the whole con
test.
Kendall entered. to use a timc-worn
expression, like a roaring lion and
emerged like a gambolng lamb. And
II was all that was necessary. All
doubt as to their opponents ability
vanished with the first fierce and
sudden attack, and after thre" touch
downs had been scored in less than
ten minutes wise coaches called OF
their charges and ordered II dead
march.
II was not necessary to use a stratc-
ric play nor to uncover one freak or
fake. Straight football dominated
throughout straight line plungcs in
tcrmingliug with short aud long end
runs Several aerial passes were car
ried out merely for the practice they
afforded.
Kendall lined up ou the initial play
utterly I'm the dark as to their oppo-
nents' ability. The men who com
posed the FIRST drive were those upon
whom the coaches are now depending
TO carry them through "a succcsSl ul
season Those men struck unmcrcl-
fully at the onset pud found a weak
defense and a Crumhling interference
After the kCudRilt,s mad tested the
Prcshytcriaus and found them wan,
ing there came a cessation, a lul 10
general rclHNauun
Team Looks Good.
From, the standpoint of the local
coucgiaus many things developed
which augur well for the orange ana
black men. The team as It lined ui
Yesterday afternoon was probably u,
nor cent stronger than the one which
Int the eriditon last year
OficusNcN little more could uv 'N,
p,cted Every man I'm ~, "'AI'r'd
showed up TO dcctdot adNanltE''
While llaus was brilliant and an "nN''
surprise His broken ucld ruuuMS
Wa "a rc,clotlou from ttlst TO last az %
those who dId not expect him %
rrlip.t what ne did Vast season W''.
agrecllly surprised. Grove was u'
r,,r lhc fold during thc game. lls
rnrnIn, VAS rcmarllh'o. while hi,
puntinr which averaged some 80
,,rIq WAS considered crcditahlc for
a. ,9ll, i'm the season Captain John
Young lived mp To- Nhu was cNpc'i'u
80 H., ana Miller Wrtelov and Feist
w.rn nh 10 the candy Fclst par
ti.1l.rly none ON r,mo'rc ntcrfcr-
s,., many of tine luu. gains helms
~, ,ut.n.uc of his w,tk
Nu,u and Elcvius stood above their
Fellows I'M line work. Allen not OILY
made holes I'm the line vrruoNcr and
Wherever he was called upou hut he
d.d more tacltling than amy other man
or ,,a to,,n and made a long run for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
Too Much Deal

CHICAGO. Sept 30 Charles Deal made
his debut m Chicago today rs u member Of
the local National league club and with u
timely double when the bases were filled
cuahled Chicago to defeat 81 Louis, to (
score: r. H. r.
81 Louis ...... 400 600 OO0--I II /
Chicago .......... 600 ObO 2ON-S IL y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
N'TT TTTTTN F'1TTTV- ~ VTV ~ TTTTITT~''
philadelphia ........ll0 oil 030-7
Totals / 92il5|
'nntted Tor AleNander I'm eiehth

SCOre by innings.
Philadelphia .......... 100 GOO OOO-l
Brokolyu ............... 100 OH l2N-6
Summary: Erors. stock Luderus Kant
lohucr Olson. CutShaw. two-hase hits Cut
shaw Mowroy Whittcd thrcc.hasc hit. Mar
guard home run. Stcugrl; stolen base
Wheat. sacrifice hits Bancroft. Nichoft Ol.
SON. paubert Cutshaw left ON bases, Phia.
ddphis g. brooklyn 10; first base on errors
Philadelphia |, brooklyn Q bases on balls
OF Alexander hits. OF Alexander II in I
innings. Of kantlrhurr l In 1 innings
earned runs Of Alexander 3, of Kantchner
20 off Marqaurd A; ; hit by pitcher, by Alex
audcr II Myers struck out by Marquard 7 (;
balk Marquard Umpires KLEIN and Emslie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
Harvard Beat Bates.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Sept. 30. -
Harvard defeated Bates today, 26 to
o. Thatcher, a new corer to VARSITY
competition, scored two touchdowns
in the first period. Bates was unaLle
to make any progress against the
Harvard line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

NFW YORK, Sept. 90.--Aitor Rube Hem
ton had shut ont boston IN the first game
Of n double header : to o, New Nork's TWEEN
streak Of the home team was broken In the
second game which Boston won, 9 to =.
Though the locals broke old major league
records ot twenty straight early in the week
they Just missed tying the worlds record for
all established leagues made by the Corsi
cana Texas league team in 1908, when II
won ~ straight games. Score. first game; :;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

PITTSBURGH, Sept 40 Cincinnati won
double header here today TO and >
to 2. from Pittsburgh First game;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

but the only one which caused sem
Sation was wher Ruckstals car up
set. Ruckstall was uninidred, bul his
mechanician, Quickstall, suffered
Sprained shoulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

TOlATs y I II TOT
'Battcd for Rudolph in ninth.

poston .............. 600 600 600
New York ...........,. 900 900 22x--I
summary: Errors Smith Zimmerman
three base hits, Burns Fletcher; stolen bases,
Kaufi .. Holke double plays, Fletcher TO
Herlog to Holke, Benton to Herzog to Holke;
bases on balls. off Rudolph IL struck out. BY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
Benton ., by Rudolph .. Umpires Rigler
and Byron
Second game:
600 200 50l-S
900 O2O lO0-a

TATTNH Tor NnHtrNOn IN NpNpntH.
tBatted for G. Smith in ninth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
American Association

Minneapolis .. St. Paul -
Milwaukee l-2. Kansas CityS s.
Louisville .. Toledo q
Columbus ;. Indianapolis l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

Friday. Mr.. Farnum is assisted by
Kathlyn Williams, who makes her
appearance as dance hall girl, while
the entire nine acts are brim full OF
animated action. The fight that oc-
ours in the latter part of this nota-
BILE production, between Mr.. Farnum
and the william of the drama, is the
kind that makes you gasp and clinch
to your seats. Nothing so wildly
impressing has ever been presented
in either screen or stage production
Saturday, the greatest newspaper
play ever written, 1.-The Fourth Es-
tate" will be presented with a Will
liam Fox atmosphere.
When Sir Herbert Tree produces
Henry Will" the cast will include
the star as Cardinal Wolsey, Edith
Wynne Matthison as Queen Rather
inc, Lyn Harding as King Henry.
Charles Dalton as Buckingham, Will
lette Kershaw as Anna Boleyn. lion
ell Braham as the Lord Chamberlain
and Claude Beerbohm as Cardinal
Campeis. The opening performance
will be in New York March IA.
There is no better proof that the
great Griffith show has made hit
with theater goers in Clarksburs
than the fact that last night. which
was his third night every available
coat nj the Palace was sold long be-
fore the doors were opened. Every
available foot Of space was used for
standing room and over 500 stand
ing room tickets were sold. The big
audience went into Mysteries overthe
funny stunts enacted by the hypno-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

railroad pictures ever produced.
This picture will be shown in con-
nection with the regular show at the
odeon, which is very good one, fea-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
gether in a. way that amuses and

gether in az way that amuses and
pleases.
Tomorrow, the well known stage
star, Marie Empress, will appear IN
a clever society drama, Loves
Crossroads" in five acts.
1.-The conqueror," with Willard
Mack and Enid Markey, the hye-act
Ince drama now showing at the BIZ
! lou is being seen by large crowds OF
spectators, and, is pronounced by all
masterpiece. Everythlng-the act
ing, the scenic effects. the pho
Biography, and in fact every detail Is
pleasure seldom obtained In any
five-act drama. Mr.. 1nce can feel
Justly proud of the results obtained.
The comedy. "a Movie Star" with
Mack Swan in the lead. is one Of the
best shown lately at the Bijou. This
Keystone keeps you in a continual
state OF merrimeut.
This program is being repeated to-
day.
when Love is King" an Edison
photodrama released through the
Kleine- Edison features. will be shown
at the Bi,ou theater Friday. When
Love is King" deals with the en-
perlences of youthful king OF one
OF the present warning nations, who
baked at the idea OF marrying
princess selected for him by his
councillors, instead of being per-
mittcd to max. his own choice.
Hearst-vitagraph News Pictorial No.
10 will also be shown.
1.-THE Spoilers" adapted from Rex
Beach's thrilling and melodramic
story of the same title. with the Will
liam Farnum punch, is the big offer
ing at the Robinson Grand today and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

1.-THE Girl and the Came" featnr-
ing Helen Holmes, the fearless star
of the movies, is being shown at the
odeon today as a special attraction.
This railroad film novel will be shown
in fifteen chapters, and first today
and one every Thursday thereafter.
This is one OF the most sensational
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

1.-THE Rruiser" is the title Of a
forthcoming Mutual Masterpicture,
De Luxe Edition, which will give
"Big Bill" Russell an opportunity to
display his Drawn and muscle to the
best advantage. He will play the
role Of a leader OF longshoresmen. IN
play which champions the cause OF
the worlsingman against society Mr..
Russell is supported by Roy Stewart
Iizette Thorne and George Fergu-
son. Charlotte Burton plays oppo-
site Mr.. russell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
Used subjects.

Used subjects.
A baseball game will be the lea
ture of tonight's show. Friday night
colored subjects will be used. There
will be special matinee Friday al,
ternoon ut 800 when a muslcal
comedy from the odeon will combine
with the hypnotic show, giving TWO
performances in one
The young man now in the window
at the United Wooden Mills will be
awakened on the stage at the Palace
tonight at $3.50. A prize is offered
to anyone who can make this young
man smile while he Is in the window.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
ORPHEUM OFFERS
STORY OF GOTHAM

cial feature offering at the orpheum
theater today. This great production
is not regular release but special
drama of the highest class and the
orpheum has surely done great
thing in bringing this AL H. wilson
production to, Clarksburg. the
drama is made up Of pathos, romance
and thrills all beautifully linked to-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
SWITZER BROS.
French Dry and Steam
Cleaning
412 n. 9th st.
Work called for and Delivered.

Waiter Hast, who introduced
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" and THE
Blindness of Virtue" among other
plays, to this country, has arranged
with the Shuberts to produce a play
called "A Little Bit of Fluq," and
another called 1.-THE Lily of France"
.u1p,ua III eplro 6lIup 10 eSpnf lseq
eql osIp pue lsIlnlInoISIe elqelou
1som s,puBISua 81 suIoqTaS plot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

Gypsy 0'Brien, who has a leading
role in support Of Nine. Petrova, In
1.-THE Soul Market a Forthcoming
Metro wonderfully. makes her screen
debut in this feature 1t has been
found from parts Of the picture which
have been run off at the Popular
Plays and Players studio. that Miss
o'Brien screens exceedingly we'll
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

turing Miss Babe Kelley, who has
made such a hit with her dancing at
the Odeon this week, and her "Topsy
Tursy Girls" Mn
Tomorrow afternoon the COMPANY
that is playing the Odeon this week
will go down to the Palace theater
Immediately after the afternoon per
Torrance at the Odeon and will give
a performance with Griffith. the hyp'
notist,. who is playing at the Palace
this week. This promises to be q
very interesting performance:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
Iers return from the hospital.

Hip, Hip, Hooray," the New York
'Hippodrome attraction. is to go to
Chicago Mt tho end OF Its metropolis
tan run. Sousa and his band will 90
with the production.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
A. H. Woods Film Production
is Shown by Special
Arrangement.

A powerful story of metropolitan
life, New York" with Florence
Reed in the leading role, is the spe-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

Miszi Hajos is trying to, obtain lle-
gal permission to change her name
to Mitzi, with the Hajos eliminated
This Is on account Of the difficulty
she finds In having American theater-
goers pronounce her name correct
~. :.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-22
How Gear Teeth Are Tested.

Every part that enters into a high
grade motor car must pass a series Of
rigid tests. Every part is not only
thoroughly tested, but so carefully are
tests conducted that it is definitely
known just what each part will stand.
In testing the teeth Of gears the or
binary test has been to deliver a pow
erful blow against the teeth. The eff
feet of the blow "a easily apparent,
but it was impossible to measure how
much force had been expended. The
problem was put up to the engineers
and they developed a machine that de-
livers the blow and at the same time
measures the force used.
The principle is the same as though
a workman took a chisel, placed it
against q tooth and struck the chisel
with q hammer. In the case of the
machine a sharp blade is forced against
the tooth with a heavy impact and on
q dial the LEFTOVER energy" is regis
tered. 1t is a simple matter Of math-
ematics then to calculate the amount
Of force needed to break the tooth.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-22
JUST A WORD TO DRIVERS
Consider the Youngsters Who May Get
In Your Path, and Give Them
q Chance.

Say, Mr.. MotOrcar driver! Have you
got any youngsters? And don't they,
like every other child, get away from
the home yard once in a while and run
q little loose on the street?
Well, how would you like to come
home some night and find that some
careless driver had run your child
down?
Then consider the youngsters Of ev-
erybOdy else as you would have every
other motOrist consider your young
sters. 1t is natural for youngsters to
get panic-stricken if a big motorcar
looms up on them when they are cross
ing the street. They oftentimes stop
dead still or else run right into the
path Of an Oncoming car. The safest
thing to do is to slow down when there
are children in your path. Give them
all the best of the chance. Be prepared
to stop still and let 'em do as their
little minds bid them.
When you are running a mOtorcar
keep your eyes peeled for tiny tots and
at all times consider the youngsters y
Toledo News-Bee.