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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-05-20

And that western line is still intact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
GIANTS AND BOSTON
LEAD TWO LEAGUES
National Champions Find Marquard Easy on Opening
Day-Quakers Down Braves in First Series
Review of Baseball Week

caused st. Louis and P!usoursh 20 rest,
Only two games were scheduled.
In tho American League. Boston beat
Philadelphia three times. Ruth dis.
posed of the Athletics with four hits
in tho opener. Mays BANKED them with
ono hit and when Leonard weakened
toward tho end OF his game his team
mates came through with Il ninth In
ming thrcc-run rally that sent Connie
Mack away disappointed. Friday. the
RED son made holiday BY taking two
games from New York. Rush held
tho Yankees to four hits in the morn
Ing, and errors lost Enc afternoon cor
test for New York. Mays scored hiy
second victory OF the week over New
York Saturday
Cleveland played only two games. and
won both. Covaicakic pitched tho In
delayed opening game Thursday. and
Iort"n defeated st. Louis Saturda :.
Washington broke even in its four
;-aincS. Johnson was Ineffective against
New York. losing tho opening game
and being charged with defeat wcducS.
day when he pitched the last four III
DinSs OF Il tSclvc-inning game. MoE-
ridge received credit for tho victories.
although he was battcd out in the frs.
game gregg. OF Ph!ladclphia. hcid
Washington 10 three hits Friday, but
the Senator'S put across tho only tal,:'
OF the game.
81. Louis ana Chicago divided two
games the Browns hamTering Row
lands world series pair Cicottc and
f'sbcr, on Tuesday. Williams held ST.
Louis 70 four scattered hits and no
runs Thursday. Rain to-day again
prevented Chicago and Detroit from
playing. and 81. Louis outsluES ed
Cleveland eGc!; team using three
pitchers. The schedule called for two
games Detroit lost its only game
with 7'y Cobo absent because OF i'll
ness. Philadelphia suffered four
straight dcfea's. three OF them by a
Quorum margin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
HOUSE MEMBERS FAVOR
RAISING OF DRAFT ACE
War Department Officials Stress
Need OF Moro Man Power to Mill
tary Affairs Committee.
KAHN SURE OF ENACTMENT
Baker Expected to Urge Necessity OF
Stcp-Congrcssmcn for Convert.
ing National Guard Camps Into
Cantonmcnts.

WASHINGTON, April ol.--Mcmbers
or the House Military Affairs Commit
tee are almost solidly convinced that
draft ages must be extended TO from
twcnty-one to forty years of age.
In describing TO the committee its
confidential news from the P!cardy and
Flanders lighting fronts. these War
Department officials laid stress on the
necessity OF moro man power.
They declared. it is SAID. that LLOYD
Georges declaration for irish consc.ip-
ton showed emphaticaily that Eng gland
has done nearly its utmost
Representative Kahn. os California.
actual leader OF tho committee de-
Jared on his return that a bill to cA-
tend the draft ages surely Will be
passed this session. lie said II would
hc approved BY both houses. 50 that
on lure 5. when II is proposed to reg
| lister the men vino have become twcn-
ty-one the last year. all mon up to
forty would be summoned.
There was every cxpecta ton among
committee members that SECRETARY
Baker when he appears before this
body Tuesday to outline his policies
in executive session. will make this
one OF his leading recommendations.
Military authorities and Congress arc
agreed that mon above ,hirty-onc years
or age who have no dependents arc
peculiarly eligible as fighting men. nj
vision OF tho men above thirty-onr.
like those below that age, will be into
classes 1. .. 8 and. t.
Committee members we're striking
" agreed. too. that tho sixteen old
National Guard encampmcnts which
were OF canvass should he rebuilt at
once into environments No member
would admit that the remarkable
agreement had resulted from u svs-
Ecstion b. the War Dcpa rtment I.ut
all pointed out that this would in.
crease the country's training facilities
from around 100000 men at one time
to 100000
The conviction of committee members
tina; Baker Will ask on Tuesday for
IN army of 100000 men was strength
ened by to-day's conference
for national meeting at Cracow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
SECURITIES ACTIVE
ON BETTER MARKET
More Satisfactory Understanding Be-
tween Officials and Finan-
cicrs Responsible.
L. s. STEEL IN THE LEAD
Other Equipment and War Stocks
Shared in the Advance, Being
Strengthened by Actual and Pros
pcctive Placing OF Orders.
rRy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. April .l.-Widcsrrcad
recovery and greater activity OF last
weeks market for securities was OBJ
viously the result of the improved war
outlook The more satisfactory an
dcrsta ndinG between the government
and the countrys financial and indus
trial interests was another important
factor.
There was an increasing disposition
70 regard tho crisis in France as hav-
ing passed. but bankers impressed the
speculative fraternity with tho need
OF further caution Public participa-
ton. the first in several weeks, was
seen in tho steady advance OF certain
market leaders L. S. steel asserting
its usual leadership at the highest
level since the move on the Western
front assumed serious proportions
Other equipments and tho more dis
;inctive war stocks shared in the ad-
vance. being strengthened by the act
ual and prospective pla cling OF cnorm-
Gus government contracts. Coppcrs
and rubbers derived much of their sup
port from the belief that the forth
coming Federal price revision would
DC on an advantageous basis
Rails alone failed to mako more than
moderate upward proErcss. although
,he returns OF tho Reading system ana
several other important transporta-
ton lines were extremely favorable
Foreign exchange for rates on Spain
which sold a new high premium with
subsequent reaction. was steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
ADVERTISING POWER
IN TRADE BUILDING
Expert Tells What IL Hns Done {. Sell
Goods in Latin
America,

CINCINNATI. April .n-Advcrt!sins.
particularly that in foreign fields, was
one of tn: topics discussed at the Ma
;iona! Foreign Trades Council meeting
here.
Car! II. Green. OF New York. in an
address. declared that for three years
We have had every se!f-appointcd critic
N this country telling US that Germany
IS the ep!tome OF ali that is excellent
in exporting, and that because OF this
great gas" attack the exporters @,
This country have overlooked the con-
crete thing in international trade in
which the United States c1ccls: namely.
Advertising
Advertising has done as much 20
build up Latin American trade for
manufacturers" said Mr.. Green, "as any
other medium OF selling. There are TO-
day hundreds of manufacturers in this
country who sci! abroad in large
volume. none OF whom ever had a sales
man travel south OF Key West. and
there are hundreds more who have
scores OF statesmen overseas. who made
their first step in exporting by an adj
vertisinS try-out, and who usa their
advertising now as support to their
selling staff"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
LLER OFFERS TO BUY
BONDS WITH FIGHT COIN
End OF Purse Also IL TO Re Dealt
Ont in United state.
ScCuritics

MINNEAPOLIS. April 2I.-so as TO
we 70 tho public that the Futon
Hard bout viii be patriotic az
II, II Vas announced ;hat Col. j. c.
I!c- had agreed 10 spend all OF the
f't't OF the affair. II there is suci, a
| nE. in Liberty bonds. Willard IS
|c-antccd seventy-hve cent OF the
1eipts cor his end and Fulton $50, 900
Ii.
fitllcr said he would pay Fulton IN
{lcrtH bonds and that Ray Archer,
llard's business manager. had also
reed 10. take Wizards end in bonds
Miller also said that moving pictures
(nld be taken and prints sent 20 army
|ntcnmenis 10! their use free OF
|arse The soldiers could use these
lures IN any way they saw lit TO
Use money for their ath!ct!c and
irrational funds. Prints would al
be sent to American soldiers in
|ancc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
COTTON MARKET CARRIED
ABOUT 600 POINTS OFF
Emerson Bill Thrown Into Congress
"ionnl Hopper Proves strong
Factor in Advances.
NV Associated prcSs.l

ny Assoctd tcd PrcSS.l
NEW ORLEANS. April 2l.-Rcactions
from the long advance were the main
features in cotton last week and the
selling movement. reaching its fullest
strength Tuesday. carried the mark OF
about 500 points off from the highest
levels OF the season. At the lowest
levels last week trading months were
2%i to POI points under the close OF
the previous week. last prices show
ing net losses OF - to 1872 points.
Although lowest prices were made
Tuesday. there was a sharp break
Thursday on tho Introducing in Con-
sress of the Emerson bill, seeking 10
fix the price of cotton at 20 cents 4
pound. From the highest TO the low
est prices fell IS to $? bale On the
weekend the tone was firm. and cot
ton goods gains on demand from the
short side. II was generally con-
sidered that the early declines were a
natural reaction following the long adj
vance in prices, during which tho mar
kct had become overbouSht and tech
nicaliy weak. New crop news WAS
rather unfavorable, particularly in The
mention OF tho damage done by the
recent cold wave, but it had slight
effect on values.
This week the weather reports OF
over sunday are likely to have a bear
inc on the opening prices. Any action
by the war industries board regard
ing price fixing on cotton goods prob
ably would be made use Of quickly.
Warm bright weather would be con-
sidcred favorable because OF its effect
OH planting and sprouting of the seed
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quarrels with her husband on their
Wedding day and convinced herself tina.
she loves another, whcrcupon the othe.
twin. who really loves the other young
man prctcnds 20 be the bride. which
causes many somewhat risaue compu-
cations
others prominent i'll INC cast are:
sue Tslrnago, Harry L!llford. AZ Bruce,
and Milton Dawson. y chorus ., pretty
girls slli aid IN tho musical and dane
ing numbers.
when Dreams Come True"
when Dreams Come True" the tas.
chatting musical comedy OF romance
and youth. which Will DC tho attrac-
uon a. the Academy mex. Friday and
Saturday. with matinee Saturday. IS
from tho pen OF Philip Ear,holomas,
the composer OF Little Miss Brown"
over sight" Very Good. Eddie" and
many other notable successes; the mu-
sic is by Si!v:o Helm. who is too we'll
known to need any Introduction.
The company Is p large ono OF ak
cep;ionaliy clever singers and dancers
including dancing and SINGING chorus
Of graceful and beautiful eirlhood.
Fn,nritc Comedian, Mt Lyric.
Three fuyoritc Richmond comedians
They arc johnny Johnston, Dan Mar
bic and Bob iarty, all former mem.
hers o: the old Wells Musical Comedy
STOCK Company. The famous trio Of
funny men are in the cast OF ION tho
Shrewsbury" the principal comedy
feature OF the new show. 'On the
shrewsbury" is the laughing hit o. the
season. 'rhe piece is hardsomel.
staged and clevcrly acted On the
same bill. Will be seen the Clinton
sisters. premier dancers. who are Of
fcring q series OF character dances OF
all nations III appropriatc costumes.
Espe and Duttou. versatile vaudcvU-
icurs. will contribute a lively comedy
and singing act. PATRICIA and Myers
recent importation. have a real
novelty. in which they introduce their
own tcrpsichorean revcis. and the
-Four Casting Rays Will be seen in An
exhibition Astounding in thrills AMI
laughter. The Kays have introduced
20 the American vaudeville stage an
entertainments wholly original and
never before seen in this country. With
the new vaudeville bill viii! come the
latest motion picture releases. includ-
ing some stirring scenes from the great
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
UMATILLA ABANDONED
Efforts To Renoat American Steamer
Ashore On JnpaneSe Coast Prove
Futile.
[Rv Aasociated rrcs..l

TOXIC. April 2o.-The America n
steamer Cmat:lla which stranded of
inuboe Point, near Choshi wireless sta
ton outside Toxic Bay, on her way
from San Francisco to Shanghai vir
Yokohama at midnight. March ), has
been abandoned as q total wreck. E:-
forts of the salvage boat OF tho Toxic
Salvage Company and other relief
boats. which were trying TO rcfoat
the steamer proved futile. the Umatilla
having her bottom embedded in the
sand. In later storm the vessel was
further damaged.
The loss is estimated to reach up
wards OF 100000 yen and about $50
mail bags containing letters and par
GELS for Honskong, Shanghai and other
places were landed at Choshi and sent
to Yokohama.
The crew landed safely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Gihbon. win, Akron no,,

AhRoN. OHIO. APRIL 2o.-SiIlen Mar
tin the New York mute lightweight:
Was on match for Tommy Gibbons in
their fifteen round bout here Satur-
day night Gibbons took the first three
rounds handly. flooring Martin in the
second round. Gibbons failed 10 fol-
low UP his advantage but throughout
the battle maintained enough lead to
win on points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Icy Associated Prccs.1

NEW YORK. April 2i.-Ncw York,
1917 champion Of the National League.
and Boston, runner UP last year in
tho American League. went TO the fore
leagues in tho opening week OF the
1918 major league baseball season.
Which was marked by unfavorab!e
weather. Twenty-scvcn games were
played and sixteen postponed. Tho
Giants TOOK three straight from
Brooklyn and one from Boston, and
the Rcd So1 scored three Victories
each over Philadelphia and New York
Tho National League champions
found Marquard easy on opening day.
'rbe Supcrbas fought hard throughout
he series. however. batting out Tcs-
rcau and Doniarcc after their rival
borough players had commanding
lead, but were stopped by Anderson
aud Salicc. Jess Barnes. in his debut
BANKED Brooklyn Wednesday, and An
teis"n shut out Boston with six hit.
saturday.
Philadelphia took the opening game
from Boston. but was overwhelmed
Wednesday. u TO =, when Hcrzog
joined the Braves. The deciding game
OF the series Friday went 20 ten in
nlnr5 before the Cualters scored the
extra run. Morans men bat,ed Mar
guard hard in Saturdays game with
brooklyn. the aputhpaw's second &C.
feat OF tho ~eet
Schneider, of Cincinnati. held Pitts
burg IN one hii Tuesday, but the
Pirates turned the tables the next
day by scoring seven runs in one in
ming OF Regain. Mathcwson's .nen TOOK
tho rubber Thursday by sensational!
ninth-;nnirS rally. which ncttcd four
needed runs.
st. Louis pounded Alexander for nine
hits. totalinE seventeen bases in tic
opener with Chicago. Vaughan pitch ed
tho Cubs to victory Thursday. TO-DAY
with Alexander III the box. Chicago
defeated Cincinnati. while sold weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
BOYCOTT IN GALlClA
Poles Propose Action AEsinst Austria
Because OF Annexation OF Cholm
Dlhfrict hN I-krainia

NEW YORK, April "l.-Resentment
caused among the Poles in Austria By
the ced!ng o. the Chom d.strist to
Ckrainia has resulted in the adoption
by representatives of all Polish politi-
cal parties meeting at CracoY, OF "A
resolution urging that the expectation
OF foods:uffs from Cialica be suspend
cd. say German newspapers This
would mean declaration OF a boycott
against the rest OF Austria. II was
also resolved TO issue an appeal 20 the
Polish people urging them TO organize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
HOIST STORM SIGNAL
Suuthcantern Winds Now on the way.
with Rain Following in


NEW YORK, Apr!l 2l.-Sto-m warn
!nss were hois;ed along the Atlantic
coast from Delaware b.eaEwater TO
Boston. The Weather Bureau predicted
fresh southeastern winds. increasing
during the night, and probably shifting
% southwest on Monday, accompanied
BY rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
CHICAGO TROUNCEs REDS
!. IN GOLD, WET CONTEST
McCabc's Triple, With Bases Full,
in Fifth Most Spectacular
Play Of Game.
CINCINNATI PUNCHES ERRORS
Diamond Soggy - Heavy Downpour
OF Rain Interrupts Players for Fiji
teen Minutes in Second Inning Of
National League Combat.
LIZ Associated rrr.- I

CINCINNATI. April 2l-Cincinnati
punched errors while Chicago was
punching hits in Two Innings OF TO-
days Samc. and Alexander was re-
turned winner over Ecul by a score
of u L. McCabcs triple. with the
bases full. in the fifth was the mos;
spectacular play OF the contest The
game was played on soSS? diamond.
ana the weather WAS rainy and cola.
time being called in tho gcccnd in
ming OH account OF tho doTnnour. bat
play was resumed after fifteen min
utcs had ELAPSED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
rour pInts OF whisky.

Tucker Pickles and Leroy ratua.
both negroes. were arrested last night
by Officers Eiddcl and Edd!eton, OF
the Second Police District, on the
charge of having in their possession
ardent spirits They had four pints
OF whisky and two bottles Of beer, il
is alleged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Joe StcclIer Wins Match.

HARTFORD. CONN. April 2l.-Joe
Stcche-. the western heavyweight
wrestler. defeated Or. r. T.. Roller. OF
Seattle. in sensational style here sat;
urday night. scoring two straight falls
with his deadly sissors hold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
DEFEATED
BY ST. LOUIS, II TO 7
Six Pitchers Used In Gamc Arc
WiId, Issuing Total of
Seventeen Passes.
nHTr HAS ODD RECORD
venport, OF Winning Aggregation,
Only Slab Artist Able 10 DO If
fccttve Work--i'iclding Hast, DC.
spite Cold.

CLEVELAND, April 2l.--.-t. Louis de-
TED Cleveland II to to-day. None
inc SIX pitchers. with tho exception
Davenport, was effective while all
re Wild. issuing seventeen passes.
he!dinS was sharp despite the
q weather. there being SIX double
W. bemitt had peculiar batting
orc, dra wing four passos ana hav-
i sacrifice Gy. Score.
81 l.on;s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Disturbing Religious Worship.

Robert Brent. eighteen years old,
colored, was brought into Second Po-
l;cc Station by officer Green at II
o'clock last night. II was alleged that
Brent had disturbed the religious SER
vices in the North Side Baptist Mis-
sion. \ second charge of carrying
concealed weapons was lodged against
him. A pistol was found when he
was searched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
plav Colf for RCD Cross.

FRENCH LICK. IND. April ell
Charles (Chickl Evans and Jack Hutch
inson. Of Chicago. in a Red Cross e%-
hibition golf match here to-day, won
from Jim BARNES. of Colorado Springs,
and Gil Nichols. OF Great Neck. y. Y.
I'D and to play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Donovan TakeA Charge.

SYRACUSE, " y, April eI.-Patsy
Donovan. owner and manager OF the
Syracuse club OF the New international
League arrived here tonight TO as
sumo charge Home games may be
played a: the Syracuse University
stadium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Brown IL Dyer Shows.

Specia! coaches carrying tho Brown
e. Dyer shows reached the city last
night. and are parked on The Atlantic
Coast Lire wards. These shows viii
bc seen during the present week on tho
lots "a the corner of Thjrty-seco7d and
II Streets. reached by tho Broad and
Twcnty-f:th and Clay Street ear limos.
and the exhibition here Z; under the
auspices of n local fratcrnal order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Lauder. Cousin Killed.

CUMBERLAND. ND. April c:-yohn
Lauder. forty eight, a cousin OF Harry
Lauder, the Scotch comedian. was
killed in the Tyson coal mine. near
here, where he was employed He was
caught under a fall OF rock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
A Good heal nor.rJ,

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Southern Association.

Al Cha;tanooga -ChattanooGa, 4;
Atlanta. 0.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. {;
Mobile. o.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. 5; Little
Rock. ..
At Nashville-Nashville, 8: Birmins-
ham -
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
National League
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago. o: Cincinnati, ].
Pttsbur.h-St. Louie (rain).

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh ut IT. Louis.
Chicago AT Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN At Philadelphia.
Boston New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
How They Stand / o-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. .; st. Louis, II.
Detroit Chicago (rnin).

GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
81. Louis AT Cleveland.
Philadelphia ut Washing ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS
mp Ice SIinstrcIs.

Not in the history Of the .hcatr.ca,
Pfcss!on has an Organization hccn
I'hcrcd together 10 travel from one
~ 10 another. picked from the ranks
the United States Army Eut II,
R:se days Of warfare tho public may
Pk for surprise of any kind from
Is source. 1t took tho cntcrprisiuE
icers Of V!rsini, Hcs!mcDt 20 ac.
|nplish this unhcard OF feat.
Tonight for one performance ONLY
plain Scnius Raymond viii bring to
/, Academy OF Music his minstrel
|npany OF ffty-fve singers, dancers
ID performe-s. IN addition - this
ray OF talent he viii also have an
|chestra OF I" cnty-hvc pieces /; Is
|obicmat:cal whether The general pub
can fully realize the gigantic task
gathering toG ether, training and per
|,ting theatrical organization OF this
|pe and at the same time not neg.
|,tins one momcn. OF Military -ou-
be.
BIS Brida. Night"
Ills Eridal Night In which Fred
Hex Y. Bowers is to start this season
one or the promised theatrical good
'inEs OF the year and Will be present
at the Academy on Wednesday and
pursday and Thursday Night.
he has tested the capacity OF all the
eaters in the large" cities. Ills
idal Night" is an Ingenious farce
which ono OF two twins is married
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10 li'yT IL
tH,un'lT ou'. hi. b. hattcd bail
LATED for Groom IN second
ca Tor Lambeth In fifth
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-13
W T.. II. II. NOTES.

Reference has been made before to
our Reconstruction" work at the Fit.
Des Moines hospital, but friends are
you aware Of the magnitude of this
work that our boys from overseas
are coming over by the hundreds !;
that we now have over 1000 boys in
all conditions. such as the war we
were engaged in leaves them in,
and although actual warfare may soon
be over, yet when all are sent us
which we expect will be fully 5000 or
more, will probably be cared for at
FIT. Des Moines. The proceeds from
the Ladies' Exchange are devoted en-
tirely to this work We earnestly So
licit the public to bring in canned
goods or home bakery, or patronize us
by buying these goods. If you pre-
fer, contribute the cash as it will go
directly to the cause.
Exchange is at Miss Youngreen's
massage parlor every Saturday.