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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25
THE RAGDOLL IN RAGLAND"
BIG HIT FOR THE MAJESTIC.

In keeping with the policy of Joe
Hurting to always produce something
new,' and to always go one better, the
noted manager this season introduces
Stone and Pillard in THE Ragdoll in
Ragland" which from the production
point as well as from every other an
gle proved to be the biggest sensation
ever offered to burlesque patrons.
While THE Ragdoll in Ragland" is
Identical with a fairy story, it is far
from being such. Into its plot Is
woven an overabundance of extreme
ly funny scenes and there Is hardly
q character which makes its appear
ance that has not a tendency of being
absolutely grotesque. Naturally stone
as Raggy, the ragdoll, and Plllard as
Twinkle Toosie are the bright glitter
riment. They are ever busy and their
riment. They are every busy and their
antics and eccentricities are so irres-
istibly funny that every one of their
moves carries the audience In convul-
sions of laughter. Perhaps at no time
have so many spectacular and hilar-
ious scenes been woven into one play
as Is the case with this particular one.
The plot is light, breezy, refresh
ing and novel. Raggy is doll, which
has been the play toy of Tootsie and
which after coming TO life falls deadly
in love with her. His affection finds
sweetest response, but difficulties arise
owing to a former courtship which
Tootsie entertained with q captain of
the army To get out Of the dilemma
an elopement Is planned. Raggy and
Tootsie succeed pretty well, but are
finally overtaken by the captain and
his army before they reached the
place of destination. Their wits how
ever got them out of further difficult
les They make their appearance In
Ragland and Raggy, at the end of his
many tribulations finds himself crown
ed as king of Ragland.
During. the action of the two act
spectacle all the fairyland characters
are introduced. Red Riding Hood, the
Wolf, the Wooden Soldier the little
Brownies and other celebrities of the
world of fairies mingle In the merry
throng. Phoebe Snow and her snow
girls are on the scene in a most fasci-
mating ensemble, while the entire bevy
of Brownies and other dollies ray over
1.-The End of the World" Raggy and
Tootsie create a sensational stir by
Dancing off the Earth"
All in all, '"rhe Ragdoll In Ragland"
which will be seen for the first time
at the Majestic next Tuesday, is the
biggest sensation of stageland this
eaaSOn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25
LIONEL BARRYMORE TODAY'S
SCREEN STAR AT ROYAL

In His Fathers Son." the highly
popular and likable stage star Lionel
Barrymore, son of the late Maurice
Barrymore and brother of Ethel
Barrymore and Jack" Barrymore
will further brighten the screen tday
at the Royal theatre in the engross-
ing story written by the versatile lin
guistic pair Claiming Pollok and
Rennold Wolf.
His Fathers Son. is of the charac-
ter type of story that first made Chan
ming Pollok illustrious among present
day writer's, "The Little Gray Lady"
and the remarkable character creation
enacted by lionel Barrymore as the
organ grinder In John Drew's memoir
able success ''The Nanny and the
Humming Bird"
Tomorrow will bring the return OF
the consistently popular man of the
west, w. s. Hart, in one OF the amaz-
ingly popular stories of the plains In
which Hart is without peer The
Return of Draw Egan," the tale Of
the herder quick on the trigger" and
always for the right Is the naarrows Of
the story that at flrst seems to blight
his hts ss tle Z II
of Intentions, but which time proves
the truth OF and reiistalls the sharp-
shooter in the good graces of the law
abiding city OF the unsettled west
where he has striven to maintain his
principles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25
'HELL MORGAN'S GIRL
"A TWO DAYS TYEATIi " IN

That tremendous story Of San Franc
cisco's Barbario Coast District with
mervelous incidents from the great
san Francisco fire featuring Dorothy
Phillips and recently shown at fha
New. York Rialto theatre to great sliu.
cess Will be the main feature of the
two days bill starting with today's
matinee at the City theatre
Hell Morgan's Girl" is a story Of
two characters strangely drawn to-
gether by fate. Hell" Morgan runs a
dance hall In San Francisco and his
daughter is girl who longs for bct-
ter circumstances and aspires to =
hner life than she must lead because
or her fathers occupation.
Roger Curwell has been disowned
by his father for the reason that he
has an inclination to art while hfn
father wants him to become busi-
j ss man Young Curwell falls vic>
tim to drink and In the artists quar~
ter he meets olga model who fal1a
in love with him. Going from nad to
worse as the result of drink Curwefl
makes his way to Hell" Morgans re.
sort and secures q position as piano
player.
Just at this time Morgan has purs
chased what ne considers work ~
art and hangs it over the bar. Cur.
well challenges Morgans Judgment
and agrees to paint a real picture us
ing Morgan's daughter as his subjeck
A politician named Sleter covets
"Hell' Morgans daughter but She
disdains him. One night in a party
of artists on a stunning expedition
Olga turns up at HELL Morgan,A
sees Curwell and sends for him t6
join her party Hell" Morgan'0
daughter is jealous and creates &
scene, winding up by telling sletet
that she will be his wife. Z
Morgan and Sleter quarrel and Me-
ter Is killed. This occurs the night Of
the great San Francisco flre. Thous.
ands made homeless and without
single 1.-THE left to represent theit
claim on the world for life and ifio.,
erty occupy the public park uAti} KIM
! esicIf tO~ Ue cared HlIz T7|3.1
new start Am onR the refi3nunS
and Curwe1I. They y14ek ~
strange mysterious way, such fhiii8i
happen and are reconciIed to begin =
new and better life - =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25

In the case OF vegetables. I'LL the
containers with boiling hot water to
which a little salt has been added.
Place scalded rubber rings on the
glass Jars and screw down the tops.
Seal tin cans completely. Watch
them for leaks. AS the preliminary
treatment has taken care of expan-
sion 1t is not necessary to exhaust the
cans.
How to Sterilize or Process.
Put the Jars or cans as soon as pos
sible into Boiling water in a wash
boiler or into your canning device. Let
the process for the time specified in
the table, counting from the time the
water begins to boil again, or the
gauge on the canning outfit registers
the proper pressure.
When processing fruits in steam
pressure Gamers, not over five pounds
of steam pressure should be used.
When processing vegetables and
meats do not use over fifteen pounds
of pressure.
After processing, remove the con-
tainers.
Tighten the tops of jars imm ediate-
ly and stand the containers upside
down in a cool place, being careful
that no draft strikes the hot jars.
Watch for leakage and screw covers
down tighter when necessary. Store
In q cool, dry place. not exposed to
freezing temperature.
Use band labels for cans, being
careful not to let the glue get, on the
can itself as it may cause rust
From time to time, especially II
very hot weather. examine Jars and
cans, making certain that there are
no leaks, swellings or other signs
fermentation.
There will be no spoilage IL the d.
rections are followed implicitly and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25

the containers are sealed up tight.
Fruits which are put up with heavy
sirups can be kept under cork and
parRff1n seal. Save all wide-necked
bottles, glasses and jars for putting UP
fruits.
Vegetables, meats, and fish, how
ever. can not be kept safely unless
they are Theoretically sealed. Reserve
regular Jars for products that can not
be packed in other ways.
AS there may be some difficulty In
other ways everything that need not
be canned.
The Separate Skirt
Fashion certainly is lavishing at
tention upon the separate skirt for
the coming summer. In fact, she's
showing partiality The materials
that she is using are made especially
for this petted garment and go under
the name of "skirtings," and. besides
that. the lines of the separate skirt
are we'll considered and fetching.
Perhaps the quirk that is the new
est of the new is that of mitering
striped materials, usually cotton or
lightweight wool gabardines. Some
times the result-long panel effects
that resemble aprons at the back and
front, each falling below the other.
Another arrangement of mitered
stripes forms series of the oblongs
at the sides of the skirts. Awning
striped materials are especially good
for this purpose. Some of the skirts
have quite dark grounds with bright
colored stripes, while in others just
the reverse is true of the materials
Other designs can be formed by the
miter method, such as diamonds and
even blocks.-Philadelph Press.
Superior ScrappTe
Put to cook in three cupfuls OF
boiling water five tablespoonfuls OF
small hominy, slightly salting the
water. Cut up sufficient medium fat
pork to make cupful and stir this
into the hominy, after it has cooked
for about five minutes. Stir well, put
the inner kettle of the cereal cooker
in which the hominy and pork are
cooking into the Jacket, with boiling
water Of the usual depth in the lat
ter, and cook until the hominy is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25

violently by the time the containers
are packed.
See that all cans or jars are in good
condition and absolutely clean. 6cald
them thoroughly, Use new rubber
rings and scald them just before put
ting them on the jars.
Preparing Fruits and Vegetables
Start with clean hands, clean uten-
siIs, and clean, sound, fresh products
Throw out all vegetables and fruits
which are withered or unsound.
Wash out all grit and dirt. II possi-
BILE, use only fruits and vegetables
picked the Same day and never can
peas and corn picked more than FIVE
hours.
Prepare fruits and large sized veg
tables for blanching. Remove all
spots from apples.
Prepare beans and greens as for
cooking. BE especially careful to re-
move all foreign plants from the
greens.
Blanch vegetables and all fruits
except berries by leaving them from
three to five minutes in clean boiling
water.
Remove the bIanched products
from the boiling water and plunge
them quickly into cold water, the
colder the better. Take them out i'm
mediately and let them drain. Don't
let them soak in the cold water.
From this point on, speed Is highly
important. The blanched vegetables
and fruits, which are slightly warm,
must not be allowed to remain out
of the jars a moment longer than is
necessary.
Remove skins when required, and
as each article is pared cut 1t UP into
proner size and pack directly into the
clean, scalded cans or jars.
Pack as solid as possible, being
careful not to bruise or mash soft
products.
In the case of fruit, fill the contain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25
Memorial to Key.

James Lick, California millionaire,
who died in 1876, bequeathed the sum
Of 100000 for the erection of a bronze
monument in Golden Gate park, San
Francisco, in honor Of Francis Scott
Key, author of "The Star-Spangled
Banner" The monument Is 80 feet
high, in the form of double arch, un-
der which bronze statue of Key Is
seated. The arch supports a bronze
figure representing America. with an
unfolded flag. Key died in Baltimore,
January IL, 1S43
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25

thoroughly done, which will be in
about three-quarters Of an hour, add
ing little boiling water ii the mix
ture seems too thick. When done,
turn out in a square pan wet with
cold water and let stand until the
next morning, then cut in nine blocks,
dip each in -four or corn meal and
fry brown in deep fat.-Philadelphia
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-05-25

Part Of the Obligation.
Patient Doc, owe you my life.
Doetor-Yes, and that isn't all.-Min-
nesota Minnehaha.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
ring Football Battles Ring Curtain Gdron Today

Central Normal, Kansas Normals ana
Warrensburg (Mo) Normals, but nave
lest TO the Kansas AggGies Baylor ana
the University Of Texas. The Angles
have shown their greatest strength
In their last couple of games and they
are expected to put up game ilsht
Thursday If they do not take the meas
ure OF the Sooncrs.
This will be the twelfth battle In
IA years, the Sooners having won
.vely year. Only three times have the
Aggies scored on the Sooners In all
these years.
The Oklahoma lineup for this game
will be the strongest of the season and
Will include j ohnston and Durant at
ends, Light and Deacon at tackles
Brown and McGlothlin guards. Bech-
told or Douglas center. Graham, John-
son quarterback, McDermott and wal
tace Abbott halfbacks and Davis iull-
back.
Deacon ard McDermott were held
out Of tho Kendall game because OF
Injuries, but will be ready to play
Thursday. Two good halfbacks, Tom
ME Graham and Boyle. probably VIII
be used later in the game. Coach
owen Just now has more halfback ma
telial than anything else.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
T. \. S. DEPARTS
FOR FINAL GAME
Gridiron Warriors of Local
High School Clash With
Muskogee.

Realizing that they have one OF
the best records OF any high school
football team In eastern Oklahoma
and determined to keep 1t clean from
"A second defeat the Tulsa squad,
headed hy Coach Gracey. will depart
for Muskogce this morning where
they will play the final game of their
schedule this afternoon. Gracey Is
max ing big bid for victory this aft
crnoon and is taking twenty of the
players. including every boy VINO ne
believes capable of going In If neces-
sary
According 20 the dope the Musllogee
team Is A faNorite over the locals ow-
ing to their close showing against
Bartlcsville, while the Tulsans sue
cunbed to a u to 0 defeat. This Is the
only blot on the local teams record.
the RartlcsVille tribe being the only
.leltu to score them SO far this
seasCn.
They m 10 quick comeback after
the trounc.ng received at BartlcsNllle
and won the two following games
with Haskell and Okmulgee by enor-
nous margins. Knowing that sMusk"-
zee would be the hardest team they
would have to meet, stronger than any
thev have faced this year. with the ex-
certion OF Sartlesville. the east-slde
champions. Tulsa has been training
cspecially for them for the last three
weeks
Owing to the mud and rain during
the last two days they have not peen
able TO practice with passes, but the
coach has had them out running the
signals and scrimmaging every uay
this week. II the field Is heavy TO-DAY
the locals will probably have 10 as
pense with the passes. which Is thelr
strong quality, and depend on straight
football.
Captain Hopping has been working
on kicking and has showed beautiful
form I'm making field goals this week.
AT the start OF the season the captain
was picked for the kicking, but when
Room and Cramer displayed talent the
coach gave them the chance to relieve
Hopping of this feature. Both nave
failed to handle II in a manner that
Suits the coach and in today's game
where the extra points are likely to be
needed 1t is probable that captain
4 Hopping will be the boy to do the
| booting
With the exception of Frank Woods
mt right end, who has resumed his
position after being absent from the
last game, the lineup TO start against
Muskogee today will be the same ms
saturday. All the boys are in the
best of condition and an attempt vii
be made to make n larger score
against Muskogee than Bartlesvillt
did last Saturday.
II they can do this they are goine
to challenge the Washington county
champions to postseason fracas
They challenged the oklahoma city
eleven. who claims the state cham
pionship, and offered them $3.50 &c
, come here and play, but the capita
team refused. giving as reason tha
they desired to play no one that wa'
not a contender for the honors.
Following is the way the locals VII
, line up at Muskogee today Roop, lef
p. end; Carter. left tackle; Dickinson
left guard; zollar. center stout
right guard: Colson, right tackle
Frank Woods, right end; Hendricks
, quarter: Captain Hopping. left half
Cramer, right half; Shurtliff, fullback
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
HARD FIGHT BY
AGG|ES EXPECTED
Sooner Line-Up for Struggle
With Aggies Is Strongest
Used This Season.

Special 10 The World
NORMAN, okla. Nov. 2S.-With
the football championship of the state
as the trophy for the winner, football
elevens OF the University OF Oklahoma
and the Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical college OF Saltwater will
clash Thanksgiving day at Oklahoma
City.
Both teams have played "in and
out" football thruout the season. show
Ing splendid form one week only to
fall back the next. But in the last
two weeks both teams have been de-
veloping powerful gridiron combina-
tions and a battle royal is expected as
the treat for the football fans Of the
state.
Show Good Against Seconds
Hennie owens eleven this year piled
up big scores against secondary Okla
homa schools in its first three games
OF the season, then lost to Illinois A
to 0 on October 13. One week later
with Texas as the opponent, 1t came
back and trounced the Longhorns 4
to 0. Oklahoma defeated Missouri
IA to in its next battle but on No
vember 10 the Kansas Jayhawkers
humbled the Sooners 13 to 6. Then
Oklahoma was held to a scoreless tie
by Arkansas.
Lack OF field generalship here is
general given credit for the outcome
OF the Kendall game as the Sooners
gained more than twice as much
ground as did the Razorbacks. Will
moth. regular quarter back. was in
jured in the Missouri game and just
before that Graham Johnson had qui
the team. Johnson is playing AGAR
and under his guidance oklahoma las
Saturday overwhelmed Kendall col
lege. so to 0.
The Oklahoma Aggies defeated
Kendall Al to ;, have triumphed over
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
WILLIE HOPPE MAKES
RUN OF 1856 POINTS

Willie Hoppe. champion .billiardist
Of the world. who is holding a series
Of exhibitions I'm the pool parlors or
the Hotel Tulsa, shot the best cue last
night since his arrival, when he made
a run Of 1876 points in his 250 point
balk line game. His former high
mark in the exhibition games here was
l49 points
Hopes high mark and the record
in balk line billiards is S2O points
but he considers IL u good break when
ne gets around the 200 mark in eN-
hibition,
BY special request Hoppe has con-
sented To remain in Tulsa until Friday
and will give two more exhibitions
today. in the afternoon at o'clock
and at night at o'clock,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
Today Marks Climax OF
GridirOn Game in South

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov 2S.-With
the playing of twenty odd games in
Guiding several big sectional meet
ings, gridiron contests among col
legiate elevens in the south Will
reach the climax of the season to-
morrow.
Auburn's clash with Georgia Tech
here for titular honors; the annual
meeting between Vanderbilt and the
University OF the South at Nashville
and Washington and Lees intesec-
tional battle with Washington and
jefferson at Richmond generally are
considered to be among the chief
attractions of the holiday play, which
is marked this year by the absence
of Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia
and Tennessee from the Thanksgiv-
ing card.
Louisiana and Tulane clash in an
nual combat at Baton Rouge with
the olive and blue apparently having
shade over their upstate antagon-
lists The Tigers have lost four to
date while the New Orleans players
have been defeated three times.
Comparing their respective scores
against common opponents, it would
seem there is little choice between
Rice Institute and Texas A. & NJ.
both undefeated to date, in their
meeting at Houston in one of the
features of the card in the south
west Arkansas'and Arkansas Aggies
play at Batesville. Ark, while al
Memphis the Haskell Indians are
to engage Mississippi A. & NJ. The
Starkville players have made a cred
table showing this season and are
picked by many as slight favorite:
over the westerners.
Other games of the day include
Hampden Sydney VS.. Wake Fores
at Norfolk and Florida VS.. Kentuck,
State at Lexington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
LEONARD KNOCKS OUT
KIRK IN ONE ROUND
Right to Body and Right to
Jaw Ends Bout in Min
ute, 20 Seconds.

DENVER, Nov. 2S.-Benny. Leon
ard. lightweight champion boxer OF
the world, tonight knocked out Frank
(Sailor) Kirk Of Denver in the first
round of their scheduled ten-round
bout at the stockyards standium.
The knockout blow was a right hook
to the jaw. which Leonard delivered
Immediately after Kirk arose after
having been knocked down by right
to the body.
Kirk was entirely too slow for Leon.
ard. who blocked his opponents blows
easily, inches away from his body.
Leonard put Kirk down with right
to the body. Kirk Immediately arose
and Leonard knocked him out with n
right hook to the Jaw. while the crowd
laughed. The bout lasted one minute
and twenty seconds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
FAV0RITE
IN T0DAYS FRACAS
Large Number of Followers
Accompany Enid Eleven
on Tulsa Invasion.

special TO The World ~
ENID. okla. Noy 2S Coach John
ny Maulbctsch and his phillips uni
yersity gridders left this afternoon for
Tulsa where they will meet Kendall
college. for IN, secondary champion
ship of the state
Philips adhcrcnts are confident
that the red and white machine Will
put up a fight that will call for the
best IN the Presbyterians. but since
last Saturdays game with Central
predictions OF victory have not been
heard so often Not that the fans
have wtvcrcd in the support OF the
eleven. Injuries, however. to the
best man. are found To retard Maully's 8
woll-oIled machine.
philips Fa,oritcs.
Via the dope route. Phillips are
slight faNoTiteS Because OF the fact
that the game is played In the orange
and blacks own bailiwick, this advant-
age ~ discounted. with the exception
Of the Sooners and Aggies games played
early IN tho season. the Haymakers
have not been forced TO extend them
selves ard II is feared that they vii
not be In the best OF condition Tor q
hard battle tomorrow.
All Of Kendall's games. while de
feats. were hard fought and lost L
the best elevens Of the southwest an'
west They will undoubtedly be IL
far better condition than Maully's mel
and primed to make their last gam
at home a victory.
Powerful hut Green.
Like Phillips, Kendall was forced &
develop a green team this ySar, bu
one that has shown flashes OF form
that make them feared antagonists.
y large number Of followers accom-
panies the boys To Tulsa to give &
them the support which has bee
theirs all season and to show then
that all Phillips and Enid is backin
them To n man. in bringing home tn
state secondary title and the right {
be ranked second In oklahoma foot
ball
The probable lineup: l.. f.. Law
renee. l60: l.. T., Turner. 100, l.. @
/ Brain. 165. c. Horschler, l60 r. G.
| Robins. l70, h. T., Whitmore, $50
| II, r.. Myers. 100; Q. H.. WeatherlN
/ l55: l.. H., h. Loving. 100; f. /
Roby. l65, II. H., b. Campbell, 1855.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-29
PUTNAM TO SERVE rs YEARS
Man Who Held Up Kaw City Bank
Convicted by Jury at Newkirk.

Special to The World
BARTLESVILI.E, Okla, Nov. 2S.-
Twenty-Five years at hard labor in the
state penitentiary, was the sentence
imposed on William Putnam by a
jury In the district court at Newkirk,
Okla, today. Putnam was charged
with holding up the Kaw City bank.
Last May Putnam was tried here for
the mrI der of a Bartlesville police
man, convicted and given life term,
but was granted "a new trial. Then A.
Q. Harrison, county attorney, dismissed
the case.