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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Thrills and Comedy
at Colonial Theater

Mrs, J. W, Conma.n ana daughters,
SUNDAY .,,. -, =,
Featuring the bill at the Colonial
tomorrow and Tuesday will be seen
Olga petroya In The Silence Sellers,
a dramatic story Of loves triumph
over trickery, In which this wonder
gul screen star IS supported by a
remarkable cast including Mahlon
Hamilton and others equally famous
In the silent drama. Fatty Arhuckle
viii share honors I'm this program
with his latest and most laugable
comedy-"Oh Doctor" a riot of merri-
rnent from start to finish.
''Ltfe's whirlpool" a gripping story
OF vital emotions, a production Of
powerful problems which sustain the
interest from start to finish Lone
some lakes latest laugh maker win
he the added feature.
Another double bill will be presented
Wednesday and Thursday with Ethel
Barrymore the altar supreme, in
~ Rich Mans Plaything." the Will
liam FOX feature starring Naleska
Suratt opens for a two days run at the
Colonial Friday and Saturday.
~ Rich Mans P1aything'' is the
story Of "a humble country girl who is
thrown into the life Of n inancier
who to escape the city life and people
he has come to hate. goes to work Ia
erie uF his owHter cauherics where saFe
( girl tvaleska Suratt) works,
Although this man loves the girl he
| Is haunted by IA fear that II she ~
marr> ing him is placed in the Of
mosphere If wealth she viii become
lake other wealthy women he has
| known
| To satisfy himself on this point ht
y cat .t .rr=7 nett
fed test. II makes her a mere puppet
| q playhing In his hands.
! When the girl discovers the test
I what to her was a trick-she spurn'
J the man But then-he Sees tbs
! baseness OF his deed and repents. She
| for she really loves this powerful
man forgives him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Strand Will Show
Within the Law

Harry +. Morey. the yftagraph star.
has rc-created the role OF Joe Carson
m the screen version OF Bayard
vAffierss stage success, within the
Law" which IL at the strand theater
al this week. Ills work is Of such
q character that IL far outshines any
thing done by any OF the actors or
the legitimate stage when they essayed
the role OF ''the best little forEer In
the United States
Carson is regular crook. always
outside CT the law, until he meets
Mary Turner, upon her release from
prison, after serving sentence toF
theft committed by another. She per
euades Carson that tetnd dishonest
.~wsfa.n the Law weber he Is immune
from arrest hy surrounding himself
with clever lawyers. IS not only per
fecsty safe. hut much more lurra-
tive,
He falls In love with Mary. hut
notwithstanding his environment and
his con- pani00s, hts 80 the love of
man. He protects her fr0ul not only
his evil companions. hut from HIM
self
Eventually Mary ersrsres the son
Of the vrea lthv man who caused her
arrest and Imprisonment, She first
ensnares him fer revenge, but sven
revenge fails before real love.
During the love scenes between
Mary ana her weB lthy admtrer--later
her husban6--Norey, as Carson
shows his wonderful power ah an
actor. 7 He portrAvs even human sur.
ertnr on the scream: re lays bare his
4nnerrncst thoughts through facies ex-
preston and muscular action that -
truly wonderful PLAYED to the acme
of perfection, neither over nor under
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

guerite Clark in her Paramount pic
ture of that name, which is to be
shown at the Odeou thea.er, Tuesday,
there would be many converts!
Never before has the popular Doug
las appeared in n photoplay that moro
aptly fits his own optimistic nature.
His sunshine philosophy and person
atty is exressed in every scene of
Down TO Earth" making in all a
refreshing entertainment that will
leave every person the better after
seeing st. An exceptional supporting
cast headed by Eileen Percy, the
charming Fairbanks leading lady, APP
pears In this Offering, including such
popular players as Herbert Standing.
Gustave Won Seyfertitz. Charles =.
Ntzhugh, Charles Gerard. William
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
George Walsh
Comes to the Odeon

Tomorrow's Odeon feature will he
supplied by George Walsh in Some
Boy" n delightful Fox production in
which the dauntless smile of n cour-
aReous man conquers all obstacles
and succeeds in winning fortune and
the girl of his choice.
Newspaper men have been fond Of
calling various members OF the suff-
rage party. especially militant mem
hers, "Ama7ons." thereby engaging
the ladies in question and affprdine
their enemies many a laugh. How
ever, If all suffragists resembled Mar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
TIE RIcHMoND vIRGINIAN-sUNDAY, OCT ODER IA, 1917

H. Keith. Ruth Aleen, Fred Good
wine. Florence Mayor, David Porter
and Bull Montana, II will be seen
at the Odeon Wednesday.
Thursday Olga Petrova will be pre-
sented in THE Law OF the Land
a adapted to the screen from George
Broadhursts great stage success. Fri
day Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno
will be presented in The Captain
of the Grey Horse Troop a dandy
feature founded upon the life his
tory of the American Indian. Satur-
day Only Viola Dana will be the star
of "Aladdin's Other Lamp" and II
Richmond movie patrons had this
mystic lamp they could not wish for
a more enjoyable feature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

TO the Isis theater Friday and Satur-
day the patrons Of this theater Will
have the opportunity OF seeing both
Robert Warwick and Gail Kane in
splendid roles to At them perfectly.
The patrons of this theater will also
have the opportunity of witnessing an
exceptional entertaining production
and feature that has been staged
on a particularly lavish scale, The
False Friend" is cramLled to the brim
with Incidents. 1t moves swiftly. II
moves logically It has a memorable
climax
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

seventeen wears Of ago. Ms ''Plackie,~
The newshov who bcfriends Vivian
Martin rs the pretty little peasant girl
stranded In great American city,
he has made r decided hit Mr.. VII
lis IL Of the dark eyed type that forms
40 striking contrast 10 Miss Martin n
blond prettiness The Trouble Bus
ter, with these two clever young play
crs in the leading roles will he shown
81 the Eijou thester on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

welt killing big game on the Equator
was never happier than Watson. until
a chicken became tangled in a wheel
and was hurled through the wind
shield, breaking 1t. A piece OF Efats
penetrated Watson's eye. He was
taken TO a hospital. where the eye
ball was removed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
HICKENS--AUTO-
ACCIDENT-HoSPTT

Drew. Miss, Oct. I3.--James Wat
son. driving big new touring car.
found lots of sport in running down
chickens that CHANGED to cross the
road IN front OF him. Colonel Roose-
The evening world., 1917-02-21
Baseball Briefs

PHlLADELPiTIA, Feb. 2i--Grover 9.
Alexander. star pitcher OF tho Philndcl-
phla Nationals, has Just declined an Of
fer of $4,000 year from William T.
l'E"r President OF the oluh. Some time
nEo Alexander returned his contract.
Which wus said to have called for n
yearly .aary Of 5000. UNSIGNED. lie
demanded ;l5loo. and declared ti,nt #
DTS ouns we're not met he would quit
baseball
BOSTON, Fob. President Harry
H. Frazrc Of the Boston American
League baseball club to-day delivered
an ultlmatum To Carl Mays. pitcher,
which he said applied to all players who
were withholding their signatures to
contracts rendered them 10y tho club
because OF salary differences
we win send transportation only TO
those players WHO have signed; other
VIII either stay at home or pay their
own vNpnnscs,' tn" plrs den, stated.
CHICAGO. Fob ~ Tho chicago Nn-
tiouals, the glst ut the major league
,,ur. tu Eut away for tur spring training
camps. left h'rv last mEui iur Pasadena
ru Ihyr" were ,lEn.N persons. iurlud-
ing twenty r"'N'u players, lu the party.
BOSTON. Feb. 90 An exhibition
gam, h,tw,rn the world champion Bl~-
TON Red SoN and iDr Columbus tyum of
/ the American \ urlNuuu VIII nn played
! NJ Columhus ohio, ou Apul .. tho local
management announced to-day.
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TIA, tho Great English dog who has
Just DrdNcd tho submarine zone 10
get here In time fOt tho show. Sho
~ a magnificent animal, Weighing
225 pounds. To the other dogs nhe
had httlo 10 report OF tho gossip
going ON In London. ns everything
Is 30 heavily censored nowadays.
In giving tho quotations on cxpen.
sive dog flesh 1t IN impossible to
present accurate figurcs ON Matford
We The champion of all champions
Vic N "a wif"htircd fox terrier, owned
by Mrs Roy a, ltinoy but wouldn't
stand stll long enough to De weighed
Md'lord NlcS price, though broke
down the scales. Mrs. RaInCy do.
clarcd positively that sho would not
take 10000 for the champ. This
dog haa the remarkable record OF
having won two all around champion
shlp5 IN as many years, That is TO
, SAY, that ~ al tho champions Vic
was adJudgcd the Ch1mpionrst cham
plon that walks on four legs.
ON Il hlphl2ard st. ass We would
say that Nniford Vic assays pretty
clos" 10 $1,000 q pound.
Ihc prcsgu, show at tho Garden is
uh" "i the most successful ever held
nl lovers Of ta" dog There are .SsS
ANIMALS on exhibition, and tho nn-
n"uncoWont of thupc ngures. hy the
way, HugEysts another hit OF calcu.
lttiJu:
several experts, growing Interested
IN tho discussion, decided that the
dogs would average In value about
800 In round hEurcs, that would
mean that thcro are now on exhI-
billion IN one mclosurc SiOO 900 worth
OF dogs.
Tho care and feeding of these nets,
| based ON an average of 81 day cacn,
means % daily outlay OF sl,SS6 for
| their upkocp.
The most valuable dogs In the
show, when regarded as a class. are
/ tho German sheep dogs. There are
/ quito number ~ them on exhibition
/ ana several have sold for 81 600 al.
4 ready. Fh"y are the doEs that arr
/ frequently used As police ASSISTANTS.
/ ana the demand FOR them ls far IN
/ CNr's" of the 9upplS
/ The big amphithc0tro was packed
/ Yesterday afternoon with dog fam
| ricrs, ANA ot ON" time tho crowd grew
/ sn dCnso that II was almost iupos-
| si'do 90 V"tch the Judging Of the
/ pointers, 0u event that had much
/ interest fur spOrtsWcn.
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Remer Expects
TO Break Record
In Annual Walk

The annual Washington's Birthday
city Hall to Coney Island handicap
walking race will start tomorrow at
. O'Clock An entry list Of i4j has
been received. which Is the largest in
tho history of tho event. National
Champion Dick Romer. New York A.
c, will start from scratch. concedins
thirty-five minutes to the limit mon.
Remcr Is in good form, and expects TO
break the record for tho distance.
which Is one uour and twenty eight
pearman. .tacFaddon, Rolker,
Plant. Keiser cast years winrer) and
Jossup are among the back markers
All the old bows vii, be starters
Hooking, Hcffcrnan, Abbihl, Arnold.
Hickey, McLushy, Bryant, KiCfcr.
all averaging over NIFTY years, proving
that tho heel and toe game cannot
Dee beaten as a means OF long living
The evening world., 1917-02-21

TVllB Yankees and Giants an
uouncc the names OF the
players WHO will leave here
this week Tor the training camps a.
Macon, Ca. and Marlin, Tex -Four
players-'hrcc pitchers and one
catchor--of the Yankees win be in
cludcd In the Capt Huston-CoA
Rupert party, which Will step
aboard the special train AT the Penn
sylvauia station on Saturday.
Tho four players are Slim Caldwell
tho eccentric pitcher. who was in
definitely suspended last season for
not living up TO the rules OF the club;
Leslie Nunlmakcr, the veteran catch
cr; George MoEridge, the left handler.
ana "A recruit pitcher by the name Of
Ferguson. with the four players will
bc I'm Donovan, capt. Huston, Harry
sparrow, Duke Farrell, Jimmy Dug
gan, the trainer and seven news
paper men.
I'm route to Macon other players VIII
be picked up IT Philadelphia the party
VIII be- Joined b, Pat Donovan. nt Balu-
moro by FntH Ntlsel Allen Russell. tnc
spltball pitcher and Joe Kelly. the scout
Of the club Bob McGraw, another young
pitcher WIN increase the crowd on" more
The following players will 20 direct
from their homes 10 Macon. Nick Cullnp,
Jack ltuwwght, Frank Gilhooley Tim
lIrudriN slim Love, Julian Olsen, I'M
picrcvy, sam Ross, Ben shaw, Bert
Snochcr. Al Waters and Alexander.
Donovan was lrtlcularly anxious "a
have j. Franklin Rnkrr accompany, the
ia hk ffsF If1 |F. q
ever, the TrJppc farmer asked 10 be tN-
Currd ON account Of Tn, many littlc thing
ne has 10 attend to before hittiug ~
trail for tho sunny South. Therefor" ),
March T. when the other regulars are
due to arrive.
.Suarrow announced that all tht
players are signed with IN" rS-
s'r,,,u of Itnnks,on, q young outnclder
from the Richmond club Dan Tpple
the pitcher and PADDY lnumann. The
first practice OF IN" team. according n
sparrow, will take place on MONDAY
INC recruits of the CHANTS win leave
Tomorrow morning for Marin m charge
ot MutirlW. The players who viii shake
the dust of lttlo old Nuw York from
their heels are icnuy kaun, q. sand
hrrE, The %ounE ,rntrBrI, sterling S;;aE,
schar, Waite ioyt f"rdie Schupp
Gpor.n smith, lew MCCaTt" bradley
kochrr. T.. ". Ninal and Jo" MaEncr
. inc lllltlltI NNhlN |..' i llhlll AIlf nv
nau Reds. l1r. George B"rrs VIII f.
South with the team and attend 70 the
p!ayrrs' trrth during the trip.
AZ Buffalo Red Murray Will greet the
players, and Rt syracuse young
catcher by the nam" of Jimmy Cor,
cnrau. Al ST. Louis Joe Shgpncr lill
Nltrr. i 81. lu-rfs'n. Jim Middleton
Hse'tr aud Wulwm lnuys wHl join IN,
purt'.
J,r Truppu tle hE sul'uull pitcher
Irff Is many pounds uNrrW ulSht auu
wants to tah" OF the surplus flesh nu'
fore the roEulur .ulsun hrE,us Han.
lnur.t Win Eu from tuht tu Marlin.
The gen.G ,uutsnr'. off F.rlly SrhuuI
rul WalirI NoiNr h1Nn been receive,
... 'u,iu. IH, only U"Nt. UHN Nn0ului
Arthur Neh', tho young lyft-hlndrr
hAs acceuted terms with the BostoI
The evening world., 1917-02-21
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
EUening Worlds
Headpin Tourney
Scores,

Scores.
Non"tucs SIX No. BENEDICT as, McOart~
II MeAecF a. Schneider TO- Wiener IS.
Fleitnsnn \ Co lIa.SroloE 50. Hoffman o.
N'u'"r -, Fink IS FalK IS Total. IOo.
Beldius Brod & Co, No. smith 10. We.
= j, io.lr7 -, M'Ca't.ie "a, Moleu 81. Total,
William Irelin 4 Cg.-rufflns e. KortmsnD
Is Mi-n 40 VJAckerANHh o., Cordua IS.
Nonotuck SILK No. hasten n shin m
Mayoy D. Zahn -, Hawkins 81. Total so.
l.. \ b.. sum--schlossor 72, Haukel a
Scamt't a4 Heller 80, Nogel rs Total. 3Ip.
Fred Victor n Acrcls nummer 81 Ke,te-
bod, os iiuncAU 80 HaFdErove "a, DHintes 80.
=. Hioc4 Go.Tnoar g. gtp' q. Pruaon
II \. Caesar 4 Co Walker o. Hedccnan II
Landry H. BueS IS, TN'thill io5 Total. 42o.
., W'ai'm td "a ,ssliI prS c. no Hash Il. aoF
81 ssa '''''' o. 'Dn' 49, an D'-''H ''' Total
pIlsS ge y, pSs, &C. 81 &c. ,, :mT5A 81 4s, q Fo 81.
7G, Roger - Alicr. i@ Toos~r % fotsi sH' ssT
Peierls Buhler CO. Macdonald NJ, Jaeger
~ Montas ~, Tasch "a. BgengATd lO4. Total.
New Amsterdam. X. % C.-Baac,, 100 We.
burg %, stewart %, NeAA g. SpielmAn IL
High Team.
Fern Council, Royal Aroannn BROOKLYN. 80. COS
High Individual.
Michael N--ibe1ger, Cedarhust L. I........ lis
Fob Winners. So
Water Tuliu, II A. Caesar X Co....,... los
Jlns+ Barrett Now Amsterdam, i, 81 Co.. 100
Victor lirensa,d, reiers, Buher 4 Co..... i04
To.Nights seheduls.
Christ Chwch House 49,, y W. Bn@ tn.
American Piano Supply Co., Banacc 49,, Beck
nan Hil ~, uldenburgT VI. SanolAc l8).
Nesurn, Wen Chuyu.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

OItMOND BEACH Fla. Feb. 2l.--
with "A score OF 81 strokes, J. &. Linuu-
man OF Linn, O., won the qualify INK
medal In the Mashington's birthday roli
six siNtceng qualified. Twenty silver
cups and trophies have been offered tor
the winners Of the various divisions,
When present work on tho course Of
the HackvusaCk Golf club has been
completed, the yard0ge for tho eighteen
In addition TO the extra length many
traps are planned, particular attention
being paid 10 the guarding uf the greens
The new par will be -.
II IL expected that tho annual spring
tournament OF the Country CLUB ui
Atlantic city will be held the last week
In April. The club In question has
acquired nearly ~ acres of Land nd.
Joining the present courts and worn
upon second links viii be- started
shortly.
John Young jr., son of one Of the old
est golf professionals In thia country.
has received hia first toh The Junior
member of tho family will shortly 10 to
a club In Elmira. n y, for the 1917
season.
An clghtccn-holc course viii 10 added
to the attractions nt the Dover HnV
club near Brunswick, Ga. This tx the
orEHniZatiou that baseball men are IN
Ban Johnson, capt. Huston and col
Ruupcrt have zach contributed lihorlll
toward getting golf started. Donald
Ross Will lay ont the course,
A nicotine ~ the directors Of tho
North Jersey Country club VIII he held
IN this city to-day and one OF the Oh
iccts Of the gathering VIII be to devise
waVs and means for increasing tho
membership The club took In good
mnnv members last year, but can stand
about l00 more,
RALEIGH y .. F"h. ai-A hill
which would have prohibited Sunday
,h, In,,nr m hou.n ~ f',b,' ,bn .,nrIy WV When
Rrnrcscntativr Page ~ tho plnehurst
nnd Southern pines district succeeded
nv one vote iu obtaining exemption for
his district after tnc hin hod possod Soc
ond reading ON third reading manv
gunnor'iug ""whorr refused to vote FOR
y hcc1uao of the exemption.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

Two ~ or local boxing clu.s hsvo boIns
Shoes sohsiulNl for 10 murrw areruoun At
a." lfon'Nr Sporting Climb. Frankie Burns Of
Jrrg rlv Vs. Young Z4u Kd u R-1ohyu.
aud j." Asysio Il California ". Nike PluIs,n
Of a. Paul. Al the Bradsav s.-,rtlug club
OF Broohyu, Joe Burnau Vs. Dutch brand, and
Jack sasleH vs. Young Benny
Young Otto. the loch lgtEe.ght. "a matched
to-day ty MATCHMAKER CroElcy TO meet FRANKIE
hnrrs, the CAM trail Lightweight. Ia the st.r
hout at The Yornille spouirg CLUB nat Non.
day night Tue ssm,.rnA viii bnng tag,Sh,r
Jach courtney, the last local bantam. and Nyus
U heeis.
Mike u'Dowd. 81. rsuls fighting ,clt.rs.ish,.
VII oe back in town again to-mo~rlu and viii
immediately sttle down 20 udntnl Tor fitur,
""Hs. Mike Il great fNoute IN TIE E-a,t De.
,AuHe ~ his wonderful hgnt.ng ability lie vrud
hAe nothing better Hau to tiAe a crack At suns
oi thc SCALED Wet, N woltsNeight s,srs,
Al hr New Polo A. A. Of Harlem rriiay night
rh"I' tspin. light heavy OF Minneapolis. VIII
swap punches with Jack London. hgnt heayy Of
'hs city. In the iina star bout %. IA, evening
sailor HgaHde, popular light hcayy Of California.
VIA lD conclusions with Johnnie L.y.n, aro fru.n
Minneapolis
81 ''e by tho .arers, says Frank Razlsy. mana.
ger Of Willie Jackson the Harlem HEhtvaizht
that las Darcy hA broken away from hls mana.
ger l.. I, OSu.Ayan. Who did M much for him
many boxers pn7'e ungritefll, but not Wuns
lA'N-on After his sensational victory over Dun
/ dee t'tam" nearly blind be.aus, som, rr.in y,t
N ny uEh eye. lie securod the best eye special.
/ ISL ~ town 70 or"rate on me and saw that I
didnt rant for sughIug lie insisted on fs,tlpg
"' VA" o"s, There SURE Is difference In nsh..
en-"
Tie latgt word from Albany is that IN. boxing
/ law is not liaely 10 bee repealed. new conmis
/ sion, Il lS reipr'ed, vii, b, chosen right avay
The legislators arc afgaid that II the law IA r..
lra!cd tho clubs will 80 bagS To the old men.ner
hp s'heme. without the state being able to col.
Get a tar. They an arsc 10 pavtus bI
| with a drastic penal provision a. II W.. .u
boxing m ncn legitimate oIuD- a. the New Y,,k
A. c., Cres ont A. e.. and lrL,h-A Amcrican A. 4.
Irish ua'sy Cline "a hUokcd for scyer.l i'm
rorsut matches Hen NEE, Pan Bloom a, I'm.
/ CruuvW Rrk SATURDAY night aud UiIy can.
duu at tie Manhattan 4 &. Fen. - tps
Ne'k from Friday night he will meet Fr,BL4s
Nelson In Philadelphia and ON ue fouav,ns
niglt in the same ciu he VII acsle Jimmy
Murphy.
B,nuic Mccoy n" Ralumor bantam h-,
h.,u slEnel W for thre matches. tie will boz
. Erl Mrpoua. a. tine semI-ilnal tn the Jimmy
buff -Johnuy puudsc bot al tle rlouesr S.srt.
mg uuh FEB, =, snd Corona md a. tic
Quccnsloro A G. Marr1 .. McCoy VII tuin
with I''f'y d" AATlw-
Augs Usaer has sgr,'l to make 80 pound,
for a n..f N.N. Mary Crvs az the Palace OF.
INA DHn urE, MoDdM ugHt. 1H,s match as
The evening world., 1917-02-21
By BOzenidn Bulger.

TT those people--OurselvCJ Included
who have been kicking about
the high price of beef. onions and
potatoes knew tho selling price OF
dog flesh at Madison Square Garden
now they would have yelp coming!
IL, Tor instance. you wcro In u posi-
tion whore you simply had to have a
bit Of Yorkshire terrier. 1t would cost
$500 pound. IL you were not 80 par
ucular. though, and could manage to
get along ON 1T. bernard for a while.
us you may have to do, tuat could be-
bought Tor something like S2oO. II
purchased In bulk, ON the hOof. u 2lu-
FOUNDER Of TINS variety could be had
tor $4,000. That happens to be the
price placed on Cob jacob Rupperts
BOY Blue, tho most masstyc animal IN
the show. Even at that tho Colonel
might hold back unless II was cT-
planned very carefully what dIsposi-
ton was to be made ~ this lrizc dos.
The Yorkshire terrier Just quoted
nj $500 a pound belongs to Miss
Ruth MCBgido and IN known as LlttIc
Beauty. This prize winning animal
weighs a few ounces over one pound
and quarter and when placed along
side hoy Blue one can get the LONG
and short Of the show at u glance.
Little Beauty could find a nice COM
Portable place TO curl up and sleep
In Boy Blues left ear und n Is
doubtful II boy blue would realize
that anything was interfering with
his hearing,
Bcy Blue this champion ST. Bcr-
nard, now has for cage mate, for-
The evening world., 1917-02-21

AND THEY ALSO SEND ALL TIE wAY
To BRAZIL FOR NUTS.
There may be 100000 spies in the
United States, but Connie Macks
turnstlles fail to show that they ever
spied on the Athletics.
Can't figure out a man by the siEs
OF his hat. We knew a man who
asked for a vacation and then went
out and played golf.
you SAID IT.
Gunners who perch out in the hail,
sleet and wind shooting clay birds
are sore because the government put
a tax on cartridges. Old Gov Is trying
TO do 'em u favor.
Tom cowIer is a heavyweight, but
then, so 10 a safe or a COW.
YEA 30.
II submarine attacked the Ma
tlonal League. Cincinnati would be
tho first one sunk.
CAN'T TRIM JOHNNY K1LBASE. THAT
RIGHT AiiTr OF HIS Is A PAT HAND.
/ Nashville Country Club has Just
| built a golf course $500 yards long.
/ They will want an Edward Peyton
Weston for a bartender.
Baseball rules for 1917 prohibit the
coach from putting his hands on the
bascrunner. especially az second base.
Coach also is prohibited from put
ting his hands on tho umpire.
Mexican soldiers rob three Amer1-
can duck hunters OF 1900 In cash.
They didn't get a single duck. be-
cause they only had their guns left.
you CAN'T MISS A DUCK WHEN
YOU BUY HIM OF THE WING.
Fan uho wants - leArl tho rrrlt Of hFht
should set on the hnaursl tustrsd q ths sport
ticker
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
/ Dumm-Looks tough for boxing.
GanGrcne has set IN.
Gootus -- Marquis OF Queensberry
rules are no good In tho subway
llrutt-Lay of wrestling. One war
at n time.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

BOSTON. Feb 81. Terry Brooks won
the decision over Gilbert Gallant In a
hard Iought twelye-round bout at the
Armory \. A. last night Brooks floored
Gallant with right hook TO the Jaw in
the second round and again put him
down in the eleventh In the last session
Brooks staggered Gallant, but lacked the
nunch 10 score a llT T0"Euut
The evening world., 1917-02-21
Dogs Cheap Nowadays
ASSOC a Pound, Figuring
On Stars at Garden ShOU

Col. Jacob RpperS Boy Blue ST. Bernard Worth s50O0 Is
Most Massive Canine at Exhibit, Weighing 24o Pounds-Lre
Beauty Yorkshire Terrier Weighing Few Ounces Over
Pound and Worth Nearly 81 900, the Smallest Entry
The evening world., 1917-02-21
PUTTING EN- over
With Bugs" Baer
cop,nsbt 1911. by rhs Pres t'uDnsnlns o.
cIhs New forS Evening wogld.l
GONE relief
~ 10 know that
ice boating amt
compulsory.

Gent In New
York loses twenty
thousand b @ a n 8
with loaded dice.
A n d they think
that a hick Is a
bird who never
saw a trolley car.