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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-19
THREE FAVORITES UPSET
AT GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
Rcni Lady Sets New Worlds Mark for
Three fcnr- Oldx-Hints OF Scandal
In 2i0I Pace.
TBy AssocIated press.l

TBy Associated Press.I
COLUMBUS. o.. September 1s.-Up-
scandal in the 2:o7 pace finally won
by pcter e.. and the impressive work
OF the Real Lady in the three ear-old
nor E, review 1rottng futurity; were
racing at the Columbus Grand Circuit
track.
The Real Lady. making her first
two-heat race ever trotted by a three
year-old, and besides took new
trotting hly when She went the second
mile III 2:o4 IL. Volga held the for
in the Hoster-Columbus stake for 2:1i
f nno I;s.s took the big end of the slo.-
records for the event. His miles in
2:04 IA, lowered the stake mark OF
1907 '"e0
IL, In the 2:o7 pace. after the second
heat; Driver Mann was removed from
hind Colleen. Fleming and Jamison,
respectively. replaced them. Sum
The King stake. 2:O5 pacing. nurse
$4,000. three in five Uhree heats run
Monday:
The Hn. r sayo Hov, BIZ IGoxls g. by
tie Frank (Valentine) 2
Br eden Direct Direct. 6r H.. by . =.
= d
W. Peter Look. Peter Pointer, Hazel H.,
started. Best time. .2:02 IA.
The Horse Review Futurity for
three-year- olds, trotting. purse $4,000.
two in three:
The Real Lady, b. f.. by Moko
MISS Bertha Dillon. Oh. T., by Dn:
lon Axworthy (SerrilD. ......2 4
Mary, Coburn, CHI. f., by Manrico
Bertha Mcclure. Harvest Gale Wor-
thy Volo and Leonard also started.
Best time. 2:04 IA.
The Hoster-Columbus stake. 2:l4,
trotting, purse $40, 900, three in i've:
Early Dreams. b. g.. by Richard
Earle (McDonald) ..... 1 1
Royal Mac. b. e. by Royal Me-
Kinney (Murphy) ........ 2 3
Peter Vaughn. b: h., by Peter
the Great (McCarr). ......4 5 2
Lu Princeton, Winnatoma and Peter
Thornhill also started. Best time.
2:0f Ia.
9:o7 class, pacing. purse $1,000, three
in five:
Peter. G., b. h.. by The VOL
VERNE (Snow) ....... 3 S 1
Barlight. br. s., by Hal Burke
(Mann-Fleming) ........ ! 9
Colleen, b. M, by Charles D.
Mckinney (FrostJami-
SUN I S z q
Hal Common. Dan Mack, Peter Green
wade, Hal Pick L.. and Tip Top also
started. Best time, 2:O4 IA.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

tirs, rasse &c farlongsarhe Duke. lo4
10 tMerimeel. $3.50, $40. second: Blue
i hgser' sh ilS Pskens>. $3.50; third. Time.
March almond, Black Beauty. Saivanity, Wav
liandsel Rose coupled
Second racc--hye and one half furlongs-
s.; s nrs1 Lady Luxury; lot tcrumpS.
$3.50. third Time :GS as. Great s;nI,'
Eastern Prince. Mary's Beau. Oriental Girl
barney, Tom Tit Near. Lucky Day, Pa
iriotic Mary also ran.
Joe. Ito tShilling), $3.50 and s.. GO. seconJ.
TTGm,e"'In'; 2llS' ,,Mprtin). $500, third.
a .Sms,sin HaaSanona Lady Matchmaker lie.
our race--mle anu Observation-Disclosures
10 timnD. $40. $3.50 and out, first: Ne
Auoo., loS on. Garner), $3.50 and out.
? Iironh opportunity; lo2 tHong). out, third.
fifth--ive ana half furionss-Rieht
hhnsle. 10, CMorys). $3.50. $3.50. $40 arst:
huGky H.. liz Connolly. S. s3. second. "
! Dabny. 100 (ke!sayj. $3.50. third. Time
;ns -. Sauer. Grand Duke. Dr. Lew
nockc, Ib neGlno on St Jude. Happy Valley.
loH tCaliahnn,. So $40. SsSo. iirst: SEPT;
D w. iio tkeisaEt. $3.50. IS. second: Mo.
Ii'o 4% Is III DR. 'rIisEorS s@S0 third: Time.
Seventh -mile and "a sixtecntb-Ycnrho.
W. oheisayl; $40. $500. $3.50. first; j. G.
ItIiinne', loS SAi Garner, $3.50. SO 80. second:
iva ~! l. iio MonnGily. $500. third. Time
indeck Frost. Dovedaie. Biddy. Miss Fnnnis
1 dHF Legend. Grasmere also RIM AN'
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ADJUSTMENTS
,nudc Gray's Boys at Lyric,

Maude Gray and Her Singing Boys.
new comedy and singing act, holds
prominent place on the new bill thai
comes to the Lyric for the latter half
OF the week. Maudc Gray has been for
several seasons a popular figure on
the musical comedy stage. and has an
peared in ingenue roles in several big
productions Of musical comedy and
comic opera at the Academy OF Music.
Miss Gray abandoned the musical com
edy stage for vaudeville this season.
She has surrounded herself with n
clever company Of entertainers A
fast and funny feature OF the new show
viii be the act OF Tony Hunting, of
the famous Four Huntings. and CO.
rinne Frances. versatile variety ac-
tress. They supply fifteen minutes of
song, lively dances and amusing pat
ter. Rose and Moon, vocalists and
vaudcvilleurs, have n capital singing
ana comedy act. introducing the new
est popular songs. Archer and Bel
ford will be seen in The New Jani-
tor" farcical skit. and the Three
Chums. singing comedians. promise an
abundance of nonsense and melody.
Accompanying the new vaudeville bill
VIII be the usual high-Erade motion
picture displays, which include some
stirring military scenes in France and
America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-19
FOOTBALL At VIRGINIA
CANDIDATES GIVEN FIRST
PRACTICE. OF PRESENT YEAR
Wilson and Wood Supervising Train
Ing Of Freshmen Applicnnts-May
Meet Carolina Freshics.
Especial to The Timcs-DIspatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Septem-
Der lS.-Judging from the enthusiasm
winch marked the opening practice OF
the FOOTBALL season at tho University Of
virginia to-day, tho gridiron game is
gong to be quite popular here this
Iail' although there will be no varsity
eleven.
Thirty-three candidates for the fresh
man team engaged in tho Initial work.
OUT. which was supervised by Dave
wilson, who was assisted by Wood,
the sturdy center Of tho first year team
OF last session.
IN the bunch Is some splendid ma
teriai and crack eleven should be
deVeioped. one that will compare ia
Voraoiy with last years freshman ele-
'cn' winch was almost as strong as the
varsity. sustaining but Il single defeat
anu Vanquishing the North Carolina
freshies at Chapel Hill, by a decisive
score In the final contest on the schc-
dule.
In the squad to-day were Mahood
ana austin, two stars from Fishburne
school, which easily carried Off the
state prep. school championship last
season; and Dunn. Rinchart and other
members of the Episcopal High School
eleven were In uniform.
The freshman schedule will, In all
probability. be heightened The game
with North Carolina, scheduled to be
played on Lambeth Field tho Saturdav
before Thanksgiving, may be moved up
to Turkey Day &c take the place OF the
annual varsity struggle between the
two rival universities.
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BAKER SAYS HE WILL QUIT
If BANS ARE NOT LIFTED

NEW YORK, September 1S-"Home
Run" Baker. who was suspended by
Manager Donovan, Of the Yankees, for
failing TO play in an exhibition game
Sunday. to-day said he had been un-
justly treated by the New York Amer
leans. He says his baseball future is
the Yankees. If the official does not
lift the ban Baker says he will retire
from baseball for good.
In his statement Baker said he had
an agreement with President RUPERT
when he joined the Yankees that he
was not to play in exhibition games.
Baker says il is immaterial to him
whether he plays in another major
league game or not.
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REDS TAKE SHORTEST GAME

in CINCINNATI. September lS.-In the
shortest game played here this season.
Cincinnati debated Philadelphia. TO
%. to-day. Both Rixey and Toney were
very effective. but the latter had the
better of it. Each pitcher had one
bad inning. but Toney escaped without
being scored on. The locals made
their one run after Rousch had lied
out. Magee and Chase singled. AIagee
scored on double steal. With one
out in the fifth. Whitfield singled and
sLuderus walked. A passed ball ad-
avanced Whitfield to third, but he was
mailed at the plate n moment later on
an attempted double steal The
5Phillies looked dangerous In the ninth,
when Killifcr, the first man up, dou-
bled, but he was caught trying TO
reach third. The score:
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Held for Failure TO n,e,.,.r

Henry Hilton. colored. of Richmond.
was arraigned before Commissions,
riegcnheimcr yesterday morning on
the charge of failing to register. and
was bound over TO the District Court
Being unable to furnish the required
bond, Hilton was remanded to iail
Hilton contended that he was sick
could not Register 800
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WILL. TEACH JIU JITsU
TO AMERICAN TROOPS

SAN FRANCISCO. September 49,
The soldiers OF the United States are
to receive thorough course in the
japanese art of jiu jitsu. Allan S.
smith has been commissioned by the
government as instructor. He has re-
Gently returned from Tokyo with the
'olack belt" an honor corresponding
TO the heavyweight title in America
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DOAK WINS BOTH GAMES

~: ST. LOUIS, September lS.--Doak
pitched st. Louis to victory in both
games of to-day's double-header with
BROOKLYN, winning, . TO o and 10 to l.
sDoak has now won fifteen games, for
which he receives bonus Of $500
In the first game he allowed but two
hits. Only four visitors reached first
base and not one got beyond. \ triple
sby Paulette, base on balls TO Snyder,
sand singles by Doak and Long in the
Esecond inning gave ST. Louis its two
runs. The locals won the second game
swhen Cheney blew up in the NTH IN
ming. The scores:
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First Meeting of Fan.

The first meeting of the board of
the Young Women's Christian Associa
tion VIII be held this morning at II
CLOCK in the central building on Fifth
street. Following the conclusion OF
inc meeting. Miss Marietta Smith. gem
eral secretary. assisted by the field
stan. will hold an informal reception
IN the ,parlors OF the Young women's
christian Association for the members
OF the board and the secretaries.
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TRIPLE PLAY is MADE
FEATURES DOUBLE VICTORY
n OF BRAVES OVER PIRATES
&tnE, Jacobs and Meyer. Stngc Flstic
ST. Combat and Arc Chnscd-Scores
to 3 and 1 to q.

September 1s.-The
ssnirst triple play ever made on Forbes
IsEield and clash between Outflelder
king, of Pittsburgh, and Catcher
Meyers. OF Boston, which resulted in
both players as we'll as Pitcher
Jacobs. Of Pittsburgh. being sent from
the field. were features Of to-day's
both games of which
Were won by the visitors, s to and
III to o.
81 In the second inning of the second
game, with the bases full and mono
sout, Meyers hit to Boeckel, who threw
2ball to first in time TO eliminate Mey-
sers, and when Kelly continued from
Ssscond to the home plate, Mollwitz
threw to Schmidt for the third out.
{ Ponder. formerly of the Birmingham
club, of the Southern Association,
spitched good ball in the second game.
Shis first since joining Pittsburgh. The
SScoreS:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...3l 1 6 q Il Totals IFS 0
sBatted for Ponder In eighth.
SN0rA hy inninrs.

Pittsburgh ........... @ o 0 0 90
Summary: Two. base hits-RawiinEs, Flynn.
,iar Ss;, hiking Sacrifice hit-RsW-
witt and Schmidt. Left on bases-Boston,
Is: Pdtts6urgh. 4 Bases on balls-of Echt;
innings: off Grimes. In inning. HI, by
FPitcher-by Ponder. (Meyers>. Balk-Nehf
spires. KLEIN and Rransfeld. Time. l:iG.
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New York.
Totals
Totals ,..;33 s. 727 Totals ...s5 4 81 IL
'Batted for klcpfcr I'm Gfth ~
tEatted for Shawkey In eighth

SUMMARY; Errors-WambsEsnss, Evans
S s, wks sc.,o TwoI ia, h.sINuna maker. Har-
Pccisinpaugh ana Pipp; Peckinpaugh. Go.
deon AND Iipp. Left on hascs-Cleveland
o: New york, = First base errors-CIeye-
land. 2: New. York, 3. Bases on baiisGoft
f MiepEer, ); on iSna wkey. J. iiits.on Klep-
9gi hE OF Esgby. none in, 2 innings: OH
In inning. Hit by pitcher-by Morton, /
tMiller). Struck out-by KEEPER. /; nv
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CHICAGO GAINS A BIT
JACKSON STARTS WINNING
RALLY WITH HOME-RUN SWAT
Bush and Fabcr Have Lively Battle
Until White SOx Bunch
Drives in Eighth.

PHILADELPHIA, September IS
Chicago gained half game in the
fight for the American League pen
nant by defeating Philadelphia to-day,
to /. while Boston was idle. Bush
and Fabcr had u battle until two men
we're out in the eighth inning. Then
Jackson put the ball oversize right
field wall for a home run, Fclsch
tripled, and three singles were mixed
up with two errors by Witt, producing
four runs. The score:
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GIANTS GAIN FULL GAME

lsA;HICAGO, September 1s.--New York
3Epined full game in the pennant
sTAce to-day by shutting out Chicago.
{4flto 0, for the second time, while Gu.
won from Philadelphia.
RI Benton was hit harder than the local
5Anrlers but his support was perfect.
tSJd the locals were unable to ret a
ltnal past second base until the ninth
Naming, when Chicago punched two
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BON AIR HOME BURNED
Rcnidence OF william, ElIyxon L. Total
Loss-P3rtly Covered by
,JnHurance. fI.e It.

The summed residence at Bon Nfr
OF William Ellyson. an attorney 81
Richmond. was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon between 3 and
loss was partially covered by so.5oo
insurance. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ely
SON were in Richmond at the time the
fire started from an oil stove in tho
kitchen. a bucket brigade. hastily orr
ganized, was unable to check ~.
flames
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YANKS LOSE TO INDIANS

NEW YORK, September 1s.-cleve-
land punched hits and took advantage
OF New York's misplays to-day, win
ming, 5 to 4. The Yankees got n Inn
in tho first inning on three passes and
an an error by Klepfer. The Indians hit
Shawkey hard In the eighth, scoring
three runs and winning the game. The
score.
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Indigestion

when chronic is permanently corrected
by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed hv
money back offer. Tastes fine: cost.
a trife. Delivered anywhere by orr
Richmond agents. Spence-Nunnamaker
Co.-Adv
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NATIONALS BEAT BROWNS

WASHINGTON. September 1s.-Koob
and Wright were hit hard to-day,
Washington defeating st. Louis in the
first game of their final series, 0 to 2.
The score:
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. 1; Chicago, G.
Washington, 0; st. Louis, 3.
New York, 4; Cleveland. 5.
Boston Detroit {r,lin),
STANDING OF CLUES

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
st. Louis at Washington. q '
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit ut Boston.
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AmerIcnn A,.ocI,,,,,

AT Toledo-Toledo. S: MINNEAPOLIS.
S'Hrst Eame). Toledo. 4; Minneapolis.
Second game; ten innings).
At indianapolis Indianapolis. 1s:
Milwaukee. 9. ''
At Notwithstanding. 8: Kansas
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Totals ...35 3 10 "a 0 Totals az eII9z
.Batted for koob In third 81

Score by innings: n
VI u o. n n
washington .;:,...,...0 o q "a
summary: Errors--Austin Gcrberi EooS
~, fos!er l.ctt on baSos-St Louis IN.
W W. nnin Bases on baiIs-off Koch .:
OFT Wright. J: of Ayers. L. Innings pitchcr
UCktnEb. wright, q. IIits-off Koob 4: Off
WriEhi., 10 Struck out-by Koob. 4: nv
;hEyers. .: rhree-bnse hit--Smith. Two.bsae
Ay XI.;,n sgerGeG ny-I: Milan: Stolen bases
piays--Lavan and Gier6efAl; "M orconp on anS
o S,,sheTgiiv S Wr,nk, Iunsss!srdJ. Hit by
l. aDemm,ul; Wild nltoh--hYsrs Ttms OF
game. 1850. Umpires. Owens and Evans.. -
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SECOND GAME.
BROOKLYN.

fBrookIyn ....-........ ! / 0 o & ii
ISt. Louis. ............. o ! 81 o .-Is
{sSunmary: Errors PauIe,te GonzalcS
5g5Ickman, w Wheat Two base hits--Stcn.
3Bei Smith. Three base hit--I.ong. SacTi me-.
fnies--G onzaies. Smith. Stolen bases-iiaird
s0sRourhe CD. Wheat t2b, Long Doubl.
Hornsby to PauIctte t2); Olson
ffo4 Daubert- Wild pitches--Cheney = Passed
fball-GonZsles. Hit by pitcher-by Doak ]
ftgd.s Wheat. Bases on bails-on Dosk .;
t0T Cheney, 4; OF Wschtel, l. Struck out
fly Doak. &: by Cheney .. Pitching record
ZEN Cheney: 10 hits in innings Lot on
abaAes--St. Louis. 3; Brooklyn. s Time OF
tgame. 1: 5o Umpires, Risler and Eusl!c
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summary; ErrorsHwltt t25. e. Collins.
Left on beses-Athletics. 0; Chicago x
Two-ba hits-Felsch. Witt Three base hit
-Eelsch. Home run-Jaekson. Sacrifice bit
.Bodie. Double Dlays--Grover, Witt to Grit
itn: McMullea. F.: Collins TO Gandli. Pitch
ing record-on. Bush. 10 hits In innings:
1,utp,6y Bush i by Anderson. /: by Faber.
liz by pitched ball-by Fuber. (SchanyJ
Time OF game. 1888. Umpires, Moriarity and
o I.ouI him. N
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philadelphia ......... o o q o o %
gCincinnau ............ 0 0 o 0 0 OIL
Summary: Double plays-Groh. Shcan to
,ChaSe: Mckechnie to Chase. Stolen bases
Whitted MaScc, Chasc Passed ball
WinEo Struck out-hy Toney. .; by RiNcy.
Is. Base hals-oh Toney, l. Empires
iQuEley and Byron.
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National League
RESULTS YESrERDAY

piittsburRh. 3; Boston. 6 FIRST Eame).
Pitthblrgh. U: Boston, (hecOnu Yumc)
81. Louis. :; Brooklyn. ifirnt sumcJ.
Chicago. .; New York, 4.
Cincinnati. l; Philadelphia. o.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ...2s 81 ls Totals 20

+ 4 Score by innings: r.
fBrook!yn ....,........ 0 o Q o. o o %
ASot. Gis---..-......... U Q U u -
& Summary: Error-Baird. Two base hit
iBaird. three, base h,t-Paulet,e. Stolen base
T-Long. Double plays-AiiIer. Hornsby 10
3Paulette; Snyder. Hornsby. Baird. Miller To-
IPaulette. Base on baiis--on PfeTer. J.
iStruck out--by Dohk !; by Piehcr, 4 Left
ion bases--St. Louis. t. Time OF game III
Empires. R!gier and Emsl!e
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Miller. ITO tPains). $3.50. $3.50. second; Harry
laoder. los tMulcahy), $3.50. third. Time
200. River King. Billie Baker. Ella Ryan
Ed Bond. Baby Sister also ran
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srANLlNu Or .LLHs

WHERE THEN I. - TODAY
B0ston mt Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games)
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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1Pitisbureh i' ........... Q . g
~ Summary: Errors-Caton. Cooper. Two
G6Rse hits-J. G. Smith, Cation. w. Smith.
Stolen bases-Rawlngs. Rudolph. Sacrifice
Kelly, Tragcsscr. Sacrifice
nies-Rehg, Rawlings. Double pay-Kins,
wv Smith and Webb. Left on bases-Boston.
"a: Pittsburgh, 4. Base on balls-oH Rudolph,
a: OF Cooper, .. Earned runs-on Rudolph,
g; off Cooper. 4. Struck out-by Rudolph. 8:
hby Cooper, 9. Passed bnll-Tra Ecsscr Um-
pires. KLEIN and Bransfcld. Time. 1883.
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its. All the other hits failed to do
ny damage. The score:
totals ...32 ! "a IL Totals ...35 % II
Score by innings: r.
S SS;S, York.........." o9ooI -

ounl1uhIy ETroTs-kIIdnH. Doyle. Stolen
naScs-Smith, Pcchous. Bases OIL balls-oft
Garter. 3. Struck out-by Carter. /: by
Benton. D. Hi by pitchcr-by Carter /
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Chicago.

Totals ...32 / 10 y I3 Totals 3s G 10 y y
-Batted for Meyer in NINTH
fBatted for Anderson In ninth,
Score by innings: ID
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FIRST GAME.

sTotals ...2s % Totals ...3S 727
Score by innings:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-11
Miss. Marie Walcamp

Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. 11.-Every
girl at some time or other gets the
idea that she would make a good
moving picture actress, and some no
doubt would if the opportunity af-
fOrded. Like most girls, had the
screen fever, but the idea of being in
the pictures appeared remote.
While with a musical comedy COM
pany which visited Los Angeles I
called on Miss Laura Oakley, a warm
personal friend of mine, who was,
chief Of police at Universal City Miss
Oakley took me the rounds of the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-11

studio and I became fascinated.
When Miss Oakley suggested my try
ing pictures my cup of Joy was over
flowing.
The manager offered me a very
small salary to play small bits. It
was not long before I was selected
for part in thrilling railroad story.
Thereafter was continually used in
plays that are called ''thrillers."
Even liar tells a hundred truths
to one lie; he has to-, to make the lie
good for anything.-Beecher.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-11

-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

listed some months ago, in the medical
corps in Indianapolis, Ind, was home
for a few days last week, and return.
ed to camp Monday. Cecil is a grad
uate of Warsaw high school and Is q
son of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson.
He, with his contingent, is expecting
most any day a call from over there"
Mrs. Chas. A. Miller left for Peoria
Thursday to spend the holidays with
relatives. Mr.. Miller will follow Fri
day.
Robert C. Crane and wife Of Hulpert,
Wisconsin, are expected here Monday
next, for a holiday visit and perhaps
longer with the family OF his father.
Charles Crane.
v. Paul Dory is expected home to-
day from Champaign to spend his
holiday vacation.
VIM. L. Sack and wife have gone
to Chicago to spend Christmas with
Carol Sack and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SAMSON OF
Peoria, will spend Christmas here with
relatives.
John d. Hopkins leaves today for
Rock Island to spend Christmas with
his son John N. and family.
Another service flag, two stars,is
appreciated by Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Walker of Los Angeles, Calf, as their
two sons are with the colors, one, Ed
ward, with the 316th engineer corps,
Camp Lewis, Washington, and Her
bert with the naval reserves, San
Pedro, Calf, both born in Warsaw.
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A WoMAN's BACK
The Advice of This keokuk Woman is
Of Certain Value.

Many a woman's back has many
aches and pains. :
Outlines it's the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are
SO effective.
Many Keokuk women know this.
Read what one has to say about it:
Mrs. T. A. Wilson, ZIG 18th St,
says: II had rheumatic pains in my
back and limbs and my arms and fin
gers felt so numb, 1 could hardly
move them. l also had lumbago. My
kidneys were not acting properly and
l had headacheg and dizzy spells. I
finally got Doan's Kidney Pills at En-
gelhardt & Co.'S Drug store and in q
short time, they relieved me. 1 con.
tinued to use them and about eight
boxes cured me of all of rheumatic
pains and kidney complaint"
Price COO at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedDget
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Wilson had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22
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| United Press Leased Wire Service.1
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 22.-Sid-
'Hey c. Tapp, Kansas City writer and
author of FIVE books on the Bible, has
instructed attorneys in Atlanta, Ga.
to bring suit for 800, 900 damages
against Billy Sunday, evangelist-anh
to turn the money over to an Atlanta
orphans home II the attorneys collect
1t.
Tapp charges Sunday plagiarized
whole sentences and paragraphs from
Taps book, THE Truth About the
Bible" and used it In his sermons
without giving Tapp credit. Tapp de-
clared he first became aware his work
was being p~lagiarized when q friend IN
Angeles, after reading his book,
heard n of Sundays sermons. Com.
pairing the sermon with Tapp's book,
the friend communicated with the
author here.