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chnstrnss Party.
The dance given ~ the Countf3 Club
last evening WAS an uuuHuaily oulny
able affair
Holly Wrsatle. miaiieinr and hollis
were used ln decorating the club house
Muslc was Furnished Us four piece
orchestra
a piafr course wa. served
Those present wrfei rninnei sad
Nrs iilhu4 Clpmin 500 Mrs Breed
love. Lieutenant and hiis Davis
Mcssfn. aud Merdamss t Gigrna W
D. iOpe % Mccullough. D. a. rois
q o. Cmbbe " r. Rankin Edwin
cubHac Herbert Caldwell DurdoH
boone. ~ o. pHmwpnd. % H siev.
tns John Jorit o. a Mcclnoch. o.
% Russell ~ So Chapman. W %
norton. g. O. Garlert
MrsdHmrH g. e. srnff D. D. larps.
worth %. IS sa5t4n O. rfiro. g
tmis. Jacob smith g. g. Bernard
inhuFh.
Misses Elizabeth Rankin Aima ran.
iin Eila Burns Jeanette Gunt Kafh.
rnnr and Elizabeth Boone Aiahe
smith. Nellie erals Marie foiii Ami,
iNuoeo snyiun inDue Matccr
captain Williams Captain Escrshcrl
Lloutenanis s. ~ kauduct. seay
Muller Earlcy
Nemfa Dawson savage fHNllr Nar
storm Austin FamswoHh inpp Russ
Duncan Hechfrt. Aahhl. i4uia savage
Entertains Friday Bridge.
Mas Ellf iurnH enfcuHuod fhs fr.
HIH I.fiHrp Climb fHIHf.fFHfft IHfT.
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open nat uie peg ineh psf column
wilde 3ic
-Hme sundays
.audina display ADDS. placements
OpNn TOTO uUr lnch per month. $500.
icniiuE Npficrs
I4ro f.l1.H. maftUt each rrftfn
pea Urr. llr
Locals ufr liue 'nrh ina'fiinn l-'
CONTRACTS fr barge amuuni 40 tl-
vrffHius .pnrD w applications Ht ODDS
office
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ANToMoelLE suPPLIEs

Automobile owners eQuip your ears
with hmsiers Auto "a ccicr ana save
onc-fourth your sasolinc niu. No mon
eN u Nc don't satisfy YOU, over one
hundred IN Corpus Christi have hocn
shown. Nou are nrNt W e. RrasIcr
nt Ford service station ADV 400.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
THE IN CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI

1928 Laredo ANeaueA
SUNDAY mornlns 20 ocloes SUNDAY
school
II % o'clurk New Years service wish
liols Communion The thcmc of the
serlaan VIII pa "old and New
Az arC INVITED % aticnd eur ser.
vice aud Worship With as
j. ulEGEllESEN. Pastor.
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PERSONALS

Miss jennie liyrnans lcfl friday fof
~ plFD whore fhe Viii vlFli Mfq
Is Alexander formerly Miss Fanny
We'll
Mfs Aibeu iaehtfnstcin and snnH.
Nisaca Selma ana carrie lipmnnH afe
expected home from Victoria 0n SUITE
dnY
New Year Party
Tho pines ff tho Sow Year party
tn ile given Sew Yeira Eve af ihf
Nu,crs nufrl hHvo been fumrwhf
changed Instead 0f ID sHuc. tp %" Cob.
lowed hF d bfcnkfff iho hotel VIII
hntc dinnef 80 tam nrloch fnd lftef
thn new Neii bios hf'n uHhrffd DOB.
dancinr VIII boz cnioFrl
Music will hr Furnished hl uur oi
fht military hgudH
The ohluae in plnn w. 'nflrfHu.
mrui VINE made nui uf Difference q" thr
s.iahr. OF fhr married sof nud uum
Doe uf COOS of town peuIio vino lr
piunmna tr attend
Tahif reservations HhUuld hs WHds
,Hflf. ra an uuuH0mlY HfHe attendance
n rturrfod fhh fcu 600 ucrnupt 90
fHe Him. mrH sni fHrf ifdIr Whn
NNl dluhfl,s lffrnd .n mHtsr
Clipped From Victoria Advocate"
Dn, d ihr MOST m mnrhlr events
u tIriufIaH aYt .urlll VuiU wHH tNr
d,nca Given 900 thc Is. t o. Nml ,Dn
diF MHnt lN 49, Nnd Air Juh g.
Le,t complimentary u MlH. 'HtfI'
litmtnf Hnd NYHflrD iuhfrNHiDin. nf
Corpus tINrn nnH tll ltr'"ff
ft..ffH...ff... .t ffII ...f. N.i..N fnf fH.
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AUTOS FOR HIRE
Day and Night
PHONE 1861
Star Auto Line
Pavilion Hotel

IS NOW OPEN UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
completely Rsnovsted-clean Rooms
Beds 2se sos. Ratss ~ Mo.,s
}. W. LITTLE, Prop.
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CORPUS CHRISTI
-. 'SoCIETY.'.'
Miss Jsansite cvns,. Society Editor.

Social Affair, Today
sir burger Mccullough VIII "ntcf-
iain Che Two Tabic nrldar club
Informal dance at the Nucces iiotci
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VI llN hides. grccn or dry, skins
bones. rags, brass copper. automobile
urcs. uncr tubes. magagiucs and pa
PEERS Charles Land 4 Co. elS Car
li7n ST asa
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rDU HENT South rooms Hith or
without housris,opug Apply after
srbuol hours Io3 d broadway phon"
agf 800
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
t11uuttotoubMt Huttaian
kirjapaino$$a

&uten lufioiIIemme olemmc erlle.
min fertoneet, eta tGptpmme mint
taa pois Muttaian firiapainoliife to-
Iosta, misid olemme f%pmmenfunta
maotta Muttaia.IebteG painaneet.
auttaialiiffeelIe tdptpp MT ostaa
toIo. Gallon ostaminen on nDt tGb.
tpnpt malmistaa iiiben asti, ettG en-
iimaanantaina tebodGn fauppafiriat.
Saloa oIemme firiapainoliifeelle iopi.
maiiuutta warten pari piiffoa rafen.
NEGLECT. Gallon alafertaa on jatfettll
is iaIfaa., ioten fofo alafertan pi.
titus on npt 70 ialfaa ia lemeps %
%ialfaa. Tarfotiis on iaa6a TOTO fir
iapainoliife mabtumaan alafertaan,
poibafiemme tpuofrata pldferran per-
beaiuntoa marten. Canaan puofii
lastetaan paino- ia latomafoneiIle pc.
rustlifiet iementistd. Scum tarpeeIli-
let foriaufiet on tebtp noiliee talon
binta folmeen tubanteen oollariiin.
Gallo ilman liiGrafennufiia mafioi
fafii tllbatta pfii iata oollaria.
&iriapainoa aletaan npt beti MUTT
tamaon finn tGmd nlimero on iaatll
postiin. SGm1rt mutton muofii eli
M~littaiaa moioa painaa eniimiifolla.
Seuraapa numero ilmestpp toufo-
FUN II pGipd. Gallon oston ia
mutton mnofii olentme ioltuneei
iuuriin raballiiiin fuIuibin ia olemme
pafotetiit pstGmiG mliistittamaan, Ct
I'd muistaiiittc Mlttaian liifettd raba.
uwushifiiIlame. 3iin aifafin on pa.
rantimut, Min nptfin tofi faifilla ps'
tdpiudmme on tiIaiiuits outtaa Mut.
toian IiifettG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27

tunnollo ci tuIc oIemaan mitddn iuit.
rempou mcrtitpstd eifa ole mposfddn
mobooIIiiuitta elGG pbtenG ainoana
en. Sutb. ieurafuntana Amerifasia.
&nbfenen tepdiIId len tdbben, cttd
iunrempi oiu fummasiafin firffofun-
.naSia on toiminta icmmoiiesia aat-
teeSia ettG meihGn OH mabooton alfaa
pboeSi1 toimimaan elIei toiiesia eli
.tpiiesia itliIc tapoelIistd maIImfu-
mnuSta.
SDbDesti: ,Guunnat oiuat iiten, eta
8. ieurufumiIla on pbrfimps aineeI-
listen ia ibmistunnian iaaiputtami-
Jeff ia bcngelIinen puoIi iaa iddod
rDiffumaan iiml,un Ipfdttpien ia raa-
iariffpien .%uiiafii. ga taas &aniaIIis.
firffnflinnaSia taistelIaan pIld mai
nittla iulintaa lmastaan ia enempi
ppritdGn bengellisten perdan, iofa
onfin oifcerL ettd eniin etiitGGn Su.
mnInn maItafirntaa ia bdnen man.
burStnldtaon.
DstGmppbeIIG. Same 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
aun Observation-Disclosures 1,

ain QanioIIisfirffofunnan 10
mltoiifofoits piun Idbestpp, mifG h,I-
laon tdnd puotena pitdmGdn, Jos Su.
mala Min fuo, MopIesia, Dis., aIfa.
en- poppeinfofoufieIIa feiGfuun 90 b.
ia pariinainen firfoIIisfofous Iamon
FUN 800 b., pppbetddn, eta
firffofuntoomme fiuIupot ia ne life.
ndiiet ie%urafunnat, iotfa barrostofuot
firffofuntomme pbteptt6, mlistaiii-
mot tdtd fofoiisto toimien min, ettd
moiiiwot Idbettdd eoustoian tabdn TO-
fourteen ia Idbettdiiitte fesfusteIitfp.
ipmpffi6 tiiota fofousta iporten ollie.
firioittaneeIIe enren toufof. pii6ettd.
toist1 p6ifpGd, poibofiemme ne Iiittdd
rirolIiicen fofousilmoitafieen.
Somoin pppoetddn ieurofuntain
popeiIta tai oiiomiebiIta rp~dfiIuefte-
loo ia ieIOstistd feiirdfnnt0in tot.
minnosto ennen feidfirun ~eniimdistd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
fnietteitd k%irkkokuMtain
ybtymi$dSid$ta

81 iuinfaan ole mGbGpGtoinen aiia
fpipmpfiend, finn OH faboen firffo.
funnan pbtpminen.
Miiasta on 10 firioitcttu fpmmcniG
pitfiG artiffeIiG ia bptpin mafoiuosti.
fin on aiiasta ieIostettii, ettei iuin.
fam tarpitie enempi pitcmpiG icIitpf-
iiG.
GrittGinfin Imerifan Snometta.
resia on ndfpnpt ieiirafuntain pGatof.
fidfin ~iifGIdiiiItG icrrafunniIto, fem.
moiiiofin, iotfa balnaiiipat pbtpd il.
man ebtoja. Sosfin taas OF, olIut
iemmoiiiafin, ioiIIa on ebbot mufono,
maiffo uieommat ebooista oipotfin
~raisfoia totiiuoen rinnaIIa.
Spnin puImalIiicna fpipmpfienG
ndpttdG oIepan maIistineimiIla 9.
Q. ieirafunnilIa miten motif erota
tiiosta Min raffaafii tiiIIeesta mieras-
fieIiiestd %ianasta: "Spnooa." gifG
ic ole ibmcfGGn, ettd on maifea crota
Spnooasta, iota on 10 Idbes foIme-
fpmmentd tpuotta palmeIfiit. Heriaa.
tc fpfpmpsfin rdptti oIefpon ipaar
mdbdpdtoinen aiia Spnooin rinnoIIa.
TinuIldfin on oIliit iosfus tiIai.
imis tiitustio 9. feurafuntiin, jotcn
robfcnen ep6iIIG ettei perioatteeuinen
pbtpminen tuIe Reconsideration &arn
iaIIisiciirofuntain fansia. fosfo 9.
i%enrafunniIIa on ufeinfin beipporaIo
Human fabmin fansia pcriaotteena.
Wuttd diff fofpin fuotaipoa, eta
Sgno0dsld11n ruIpeIIat1lln olteen pc
riootccIlifcsti poistamaan iemmoista
iIfeGG tapao, cttG bengeIIifisid iIIon.
mictoisia fiilIijot ip~sfpttdpdt iaIfo.
jam. %buiitotpat ia firfiipot futon c.
iIIonpietoSia pitfdnperion.
tain iItana 1915. Rdmd oIcn ipoan
maininniit epdiIIesidni pbtpmistd pc.
riootteeIliiesti.
Sc moi OLD mob6oIIista ett6 ieura-
ndenndiiesti pbtpp, t%oiienia
tintemottomiuioer tdbben, josta iit-
te muo0ostuu pff GtD. 2irtb. ierro.
mutta f,iitenfoon fila firfto. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27

- Salmtaam. &riStillismielinen
ammattiimia p~erebtpnbt fonclatuja, 10.
ia iuoi itienGilesti boitaa latomafu-
neen (Sntertppe Mubel . ia mb6s
poi latoa faiin. 3afijan pitaiii ottaa
paiffania uiimeistaGn fulmas palma
tpiifpfnnta ia bafemnfien mnfana On
ilmuitetta palffaiuaatimns.
Sampim balntaan Mnttaialle fris-
tillismielimen matfnstaiua aiiamies.
Halffaebboista annetaan tietu fpibt-
tGisiG.
8afemnffet On Idbetettd,uG oiot.
fccIIG:r 81 fsysi seSs 4 ; q ~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
Anttain,
2.gor 63. Sroniuoob, Nieb.
1,'loia firffofunnan fasiaan.

- T,'loja firffofumnan fasiaan.
3oIebti Sronmoooin aanfau. icit.
raf. EiitGperiantnina psest. NiIenin
foiitta $40.
2abioia MuttaiaIle:
Sranf SIN, GIoquet, Minn. 81 90
Sobn Oman, GIoquet, Minn :. rs
Sreb 9. &arp, gIoquet, Minn. .25
Gamma Hentti, autaio, Wicb. 100
Ier Onffa, Gofato. Ninn. ;. 100
Selma &angas, Reoeetpoob.
&C. y. l.OO
Inna Srotari, 8rocfet, 81. 8. 100
SiImta Neliony 9rocfet, 81. 9. 100
S. apIIonen, 8orcfet, q. 8. >. .25
Sacob Iitnmaa, 9rocfet, g. g. .25
Sobn &iunmao. 8rocfet, q. 8. .25
$. &uoppala, 8rocfet, g. 9. .25
Natti NubonerL 8rocfet, 81. @. .25
Us. Iiunmaa, 8rocfet, g. 8. %
Sobn &obtaIa, 9esicmer, Micb. 100
GmcI &eIto, 8csiemer, Micb. 100
Iuttoian pstdiuiItd, gesiemer rs
9. Sippola, 8esemer, Micb. 100
Scnrp Gosii, Yesiemer, Micb. LOO
Uronopoooin ielrafunta, Dis. 100
&iitos Iabiastal
Snbtif. 6 p. tilitpfiestG Gin,
Niinn, oil tlIIut Iobiottaian mimi
Sobn RaioIa, pitG6 oIIa, Soba Yoro-
la.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27

pGiipdd. iuoibnfiealule lpuDiitertnmiif'
leemme ionoa toimitettuu spbteiien'tpd
fiIuetteIon.
8ieIdpd taripitiemmr Snmalan ia.
MALTA ia riifoufieIln tpalmistiia tdbun
pbtciieen i,iureen firfolIisfofnufieem'
me-, ctta ieurafunnun Serrn iaiii run
iaosti iiunata pbSesiG Mnamme ia
.tebod tponiG firffofunnnsiamme tap.
o%elliiemmGfii. Serius innno: ~gSul.
wofaa ia rufoiIfan. ettettc icataiii
fiuiaufieen; benfi toiin ON cliffs, milt-
ia Iiba on beiffo." Mntt- 26: Al.
Sronpoob, Micb., bibtif. z paimd
1916. g. @uori
Clinics 6. ffiinnastn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
Olkaa laMpiaat niinkMin
J$dnme on Iaupia$

J~SWW$ w SWWVSWS
Ndm1 otiifforla nlemat lanai ianoi
5eeius 9dnen opet1tsIapiilleen iiiGIto-
riffaasin ipitoriinrnnslnan fliten Iu'
etaan 2uuf. 6: SO. Sssa mama lanot
pieldfin fiiiluipnt Seefusta Serraf.
ieen tlnnustaipiIIe fristitpille. ia o.
mat he mposfin faIIiina opetrfiena
&ristifIen ieilrafinnnIIe, tGnddn ia
faiftina aifoina, iiin1 nliten fen fulfil
fGpttGd teripeellistG ~firffofuria piiris.
idGn. &alnommc iiit1 fppstG tarfas-
taa Idbemmin n6itten innoien iiiGl-
lpstG.
9uomaamme beti, ctt1 Seeius Gift.
tGG laitpelitemmc %elifinpafii Sumalan
lutpeuoen. ga Seeius mposfin oioit.
tao misiG Sumalan lonpeus tillee mo-
fpmlin, %ianoen: "rafastafaat miDolli-
iianne ia tcbfdGt bplp1G ia lainatfoot
toimomotta %iaapanne mit1Gn tnfai-
lin, Min %palffanne on oleipa iuuri ia
80 - -.
tc olettc &orfeimman lapiia iill6 San
on lalipias fiittGmGttomilIe ia paboil-
,le' "etta o%Iiiitte taipoalIiien SiGn-
ne lapiia, iiIlG Sdn antoa aurinfonia
.'nogSta min pabain pli FUN bpmGin.
fin, ia antaa iataa min pa~nbursfaiIIe
Efuin wGGriIIetin."
.Sumalan lalpelis on rajaton. SD.
ncn ~laupeutenia uIottii faifiIIe limit
iIlc. &c tuIec nGfppiin 10 Iuomiics.
ia. 9aifcnhan SumaIa Ioi ibmistG
purten, pfiinpG autuaaIIiien taipaan.
fin. Sbminen OH fofo Iuomafunnan
fesfipiste, fofo iuurcn luomistpon
turfoitus ia pGGmGGr6. Mlltta crit.
tain %iuurena ilmestpp nellie Suma-
Ian laiipeus ibmisfunnan peIastns.
bistoriasia. &c ielpGsti nGboGGn 10
patiban fiiton aiaIIa, ipaan fuitenfin
palion ielmemmin uubesia Iiitosia.
Sdtd SumaIan Iaupcutta fotieIIes.
iaan f%irioitti apost. SaafpaIi Siitif.
ielle: "Wtutta fun Sumalan, meioGn
Wapobtaiomme bpppps ia ibnlisraf.
fars ilmaontlii, pclaSti SON meibGt,
CT manbursfouoen tcfoien tGboen. ioi.
ia olimmc tebneet, maan loupcrtenia
mifaan uuoesti ipntpmiien peion ia
Senecn uiibistifien fautto,
ionfa San r~uniooSti prooatti mcibin
Wapabtaiammc Seeiufien &ristufien
%faittta, iotta me tuIiiimme monburs.
SGnen armonia falitta ia iion.
eIdmdn periIIiiifii toimon
TGst6 apostolic ia bel.
odn aifanaan cIGncet fristitpt Iopii.
ilonio, turnonia ia fersfnlf.
ippn, ettd SumaIa ofoittaa rof-
tatttan meta fobtaan iinG, ett1 3ris.
tus mcioGn ipicI6 oIIesfamme ipntiii6,
meiodn ebestGmme." (@oom. s:
81 Sos tdma SumaIon ormabtopa
ldupeis ulottuii ia firuluu faifine it,
miiille, eli fofo ibmiSfnnnolIc, futon
aurinfonia Iuonnosia paistoo
faifilIe, min paboiIIe FUN bptpiIIefin
Ia SGnen ioteenia min fpanbursfaiIIe
fuin nG1riIIcfin. = TGstd ionoo fri
). ytaitnton M. M. ieuraoipat inttil.
pot lanot: "Iurinfo noiiiec ia bpmpi.
&c maalIa ia mereIIe fcntiIIc ia fan.
futile ia oboaffeiIIe fapitoIis.
ia anarfisteiIIe ia io~fiaIoiiiIIe,
ia epG-ppbiIIe. Murinfo lam.
iuarasta ia fitd, ioIta rparos.
ettin, tuomaria ia tiiomittiia. So
f,iin rafas ourinfo, tefee iabe.
In. sc fostaa ponffiIoitostcn limo.
en- ia tpoldisten fatfoia, ia tuirtaa
lstiOibin minimum muoonfin pddIle,
: tuIee uirtuoittaiaua tai ~buoIestat. J
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27

&iriapainpm mutton iunofii
psbbetGan ilmottamaan, ettei Mnttaia
iImestb emf iuiifoIla.
- 9rDnitetaan TGdiidis. Sion aiia-
miebia, iamoin Auttaian ia hasten
yst6pdn t;loaiia npt fiirses.i labet.
tGrn1Gn maini....jen lcbtis.1 tilaus-
ioatoipanme.
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Kaikd lehdelle aiotut lxhetykset o.
vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
L.. BOX 63. IRONWOOD. MICH.

Entered az s~econd-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 8, 1879.
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Toimitus Ell sxilyta kirjoituksia, joi-
q ~ Ell vol julaista.
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will improve.
In the series beginning with Bos-
ton today the Sox have a chance to
get out of sixth place, for they are
but half a game from the wOrld's
champions. Four out of five from
Washington materially boosted the
South Siders, and they would have
undoubtedly scored a clean sweep if
Ed Walsh had not been used.
Jimmy Lavender pitched a one-hit
game against the Giants yesterday.
He hit three men, but did not issue
a pass and famed five. He was never
in danger.
Now, one-hit games are infreqUent
occurrences, and Lavender does not
have to repeat this performance to
be considered one of the strongest
cards of the Cub defense. It is time
Lavender was becoming effective and
having a break in luck. He has been
tOiling manfully for several seasons,
but has always halted when on the
point of arriving in stardom.
Usually he has been a whale of a
pitcher for seven innings, then loses
his effectiveness. On other occasions,
when he has gone a hot pace through
the game, his mates have failed mis-
erably to use their bats. Jim has lost
two 1-tO-0 games this year and de-
feats like that are not disgraces.
In fact, his prediction for expIod-
ing in the seventh may be partially
laid at the door of his mates. 1t is
disheartening for a pitcher to go
along at a fast pace, holding the OPP
position, and watch his mates idle
with their bats, doing nothing to help
in coping the game.
Lavender does not have to be any
more effective than he has been in
his last three or four games. That
will insure him a regular turn in the
box beside Packard, Vaughn and
probably Tom SeatOn. Lavender can
stand a good bit of work. He has so
much stuff on the ball that it affects
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and they are but one game from the
birthplace Giants. Three more
games are slated on this expedition,
all in Brooklyn, and a continuance
of the ball played so far will mean a
safe return to the North Side.
The Cubs have achieved this good
record by a complete reversal in
their defensive play. The pitching
in every eastern game has been mas
terful and the fielders have settled to
steady work. The infield cOmbina-
ton, with two youngsters enrolled,
works smoothly, and no Outfield in
the older league can cover more ter
ritOry than the Tinker outfit.
No better batting was needed, but
there has even been an increase in
that department, notably in the cases
of Mulligan and Mccarthy. The
former has been especially prominent
in New York. He cracked three sin
giles off MathewsOn yesterday, which
made his record for the last three
games 10 hits out of 13 trips to the
plate.
And winning a few games has
heartened' the entire team It is play
ing real ball, the ball of which it is
capable, and there is no reason to ex-
pect a sudden and disastrous break.
The stuff has been there all season,
but it is just beginning to show proper
results.
Mitchell pitched better than RAJ
gan, but breaks went to Braves. Ma
gee saved game for Boston when he
caught a liner off Mollwitz with his
bare hand. MoIlwitz and Egan each
hit triple and single.
Six of seven Dodger hits were for
extra bases and seven Cardinal err
rOrs made soft victory for Brooklyn.
Ames was forced to quit.
Niehoff's homer in 18th with two
out enabled Phils to lick Pittsburgh.
Rixey held Pirates to five hits, but
passed eight.
Mogridge was knocked from box
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lege and Clayton Hamilton. who VT.
help her audience to a better compro
hension Of her offerings. Tho fire.,
recital will take place Friday a,,.r.
noon, November 3.
Ellie 0ersely. the Hungarian ar.re..
who succeeded Mitzi Hatos in "sar,r
on tour some seasons ago, will hay.
an important role in Her Solids,
Boy" the new Shubert musical p,ay
now In rehearsal. Miss Gorgely IL !.
native Of Budapest and came IN mi,
country when a little girl. She made
her debut on the stage at the irwin,
Place Theatre and remained there
several seasons. playing all kinds ~
parts from emotional drama 10 mus.
cal comedy. She made her first an.
pearance on the English speaking
stage in "Sari." Last season she was
seen on tour in Andreas Dippeis pro.
duction Of princess Tra-La-La."
II thought ! would like TO play A
season on the Continental stage" SAID
Miss Gergely. land signed a contract,
to appear with a famous company in
Munich. But ] got no further thar
Berlin when I became homes,ck for
America and ] returned. MY foreign
ambitions are forever conquered"
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PEGS CHANGE OF HEART.
she 10 Now an Aboriginal Rasten-
delefa.

Until recently New York knew OF
Peggy ONeil only as an actress who
had made a success touring through
the country in peg o My Heart
Now she is known In the metropolis
as a gifted young player who Ia CIV
ing q vivid performance as a mystical
sort n indian girl In Richard Walton
Tully's 1.-THE Fame" From PEG to
semi-poctical Maya Is a far cry. and
so we asked Miss ONeil the other day
how she liked her new line OF work.
Like Il? ! adore ~" she exclaimed.
DO you know, I thought I was going
TO be chained to Irish parts for the
rest OF my days. Not that ! don't like
portraying the lively daughters OF old
Erin, but | was SO afraid people were
going to think I couldn't do anything
else. Il had tried for other kinds OF
parts. but always managers looked
quizica,ly at me, shook their heads
and handed me the manuscript OF
some new Irish play. Heavens. how
many Irish plays I've read the last
three years, enough OF them to occupy
tho boards Of every theatre In New
York. And I couldn't altogether blame
ma nag either. for suddenly one day
l realized that I had been playing PEG
so necessarily that I was actually be-
ginning to act and talk like her of the
stage.
and then Mr.. Tully came along and
gave me the chance I had wanted. He
told me he thought I could play an
other type Of girl just as readily a.
Peg. SO buoyed by his words | went
On a camping trip into the wilds OF
the northern Michigan woods. There
I forgot all about the stage and Irish
parts and managers and everything
.for three whole months. And when I
returned TO civilization I was over
joyed to find that I had lost my
brogue, together with n hundred man.
nerisms of voice and gesture. a heri-
tage from Peg that had fastened itself
upon me.
Then 4, was that Mr.. FULLY gave
me the part Of Maya in The Flame.
and now I'm an Indian girl who lives
az the bottom Of a well and helps the
lovers Of the play out OF their Difficult
ties and does all sorts OF interesting
things. But what has made me hap
| piest OF all IL that several managers
have made me fiattcring offers for new
parts. and not one of them IL Irish.
But all ! want just now Is 10 GO on
paaying Mdyd for as far into the fu-
ture as ! can see. And having dem
.onetrated that .I,can play another kind
lof girl | think ! want my next part 10
lie an Irish girl again"
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,,,nn ,ho .ar,o thint 10 ,,, sa,ro ,,nv
n,gh, ,f,o, night rnr r,n,hs-.nd
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"Exnorierceo Nn,bipy -, tho .or,
Won ha,,a co,s,a q, ,,uor,,n ynur gro.
,,ivo f,c,,,,i., nnd n.Imi,,,j vourse,f
80 hacnr,a !, n,chi,,'-, ,,cr, 6no NJ,
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THE PLAYS THAT LAST.
Theatres Lacking 10 AccoInm odate
All the New Plays.

The plays that continue I'm New
York are The Boomerang at the
Belasco Theatre. Seven Chances" at
the Conan Theatre, His Bridal Night"
at the Republic Theatre. Cheating
Cheaters" at the Eltinge Theatre,
Turn to the Right" at the Gaiety
Theatre. THE Guilty Man" at the AS
tor Theatre. THE Big show" at the
H%.ppodrome. THE Flame" at the
Lyric Theatre. Mr.. Lazarus" at the
Shubert Theatre. "Pierrot the Prodi-
gal at the Booth Theatre. "Paganini"
at the Criterion Theatre. Nothing But
the Truth" at the Longacre Theatre.
The Man Who Came Back" Mt the
Playhouse. Mister Antonio" at the
I.yceum Theatre. "~Pollyanna' at the
Hudson Theatre, Caroline" at the
Empire Theatre, THE Intruder" at the
Conan and Harris Theatre. Arms and
'he Girl" at tn. Fulton Theatre. up
tairs and Down" at the Cort Theatre
and the Washington Square Players Mt
the Comedy Theatre.
The musical plays which are still on
view include THE Passing Show OF
1916" az the Winter Garden. THE Girl
From Brazil" at the Forty-fourth Street
Theatre. Flora ella at the Casino
Theatre. THE Amber Empress" at the
Globe Theatre and Miss Springtime''
at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
The photo-play spcctacles which
continue are: Civilization at the
Park Theatre and Intolerance" at the
Liberty Theatre.