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The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
G. P. O. BOWLERS ARE
READY FOR SEASON

The G. P. o. League has completed
final arrangements for the coming
season and will roll its schedule on
the Grand Central alleys on Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights.
There will be a meeting Thursday.
October 2, at 4:30 o'clock on the main
hallway. sixth floor, so that all de-
tails can be discussed. Captains are
earnestly requested to be p>sent by
the president. Mr.. H. B. Harting.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
NAV Sue Mack.

Mobile, Ala, Sept. 2s.-President
John D. Logan. of the Mobile club
of the Southern Association. an
nounced today that he was going to
file suit against the Philadelphta
american League) club for using
Pitcher Keller Hasty in two eames
this month. Logan claims that Hasty
is the property of the club and is
on the reserve list of the Mobile
roster. Hasty figured in Injunction
proceedings filed by the Atlanta club
and the Mobile club for possession
of the player and the courts have
not settled the case. Logan says
that he will sue Mack for $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Trinity Issues Def.

The Trinity Athletic Club Junior
football team desires all its players
and other candidates that want h
try-out to report at the Hollow, be-
tween Thirty-fifth and T streets
northwest for practice every eve
ming this week. The Trinity Juniors
won the 125-pound championship OF
the District last season and will try
to repeat again this year. All clubs
desiring games with the Trinitys
address communications to manager.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Wins Manitoba Golf Title.

Winnipeg. Man, Sept. 29.-Karl Kef-
fer, twice open golf champion Of
Canada, yesterday won the Mani
toba open championship with BOT
strokes for 72 holes. Frank Adams,
of Winnipeg. captured second place
four strokes behind Keffer. with
George Sargent of Minneapolis. third
with 312.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
JACK JOHNSON IS
AGAIN A CHAMPION

Mexico City. Sept. 3o-In the same
bullring in this city where thousands
OF bulls have been slaughtered and
scores OF bullighters have been killed,
where Enr:> Caruso will sing next
Sunday. Jack Johnson knocked out
Charles (''Kid'D Cutler in the sixth
round. thereby winning the heavy
weight championship of Mexico. In
preliminary bout Paul Samson, an
American, knocked out Honorato Cas-
tro, Mexican, in the third round of
what was to have been a tifteen-round
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Patterson Goes TO Penn.

New York, Sept. 29.-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania track, team for
1890. it is said. will be strengthened
by the. addition of J. B, Patterson,
the young sprinter who wore the
colors Of the New York A. c. in the
national senior 100 yards last week.
Another man who is reported to be
yearning. to wear the red and
blue" shirt is Arthur Tuck, the Pa
cific Coast javelin-thrower, and the
Junior, champion of the game,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Trinity Eleven Ready.

The Trinity A. c., the 135-pound
champion football team of 1918. will
hold q practice game this Afternoon
at 2:3o o'clock at Georgetown Play
grounds.
Any teams wishing to have q
game on the schedule of the Trim
ity A. G.. in or out of town, COM
municate with Louis Tehan, 1892
Thirty-sixth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Central A. A. u. President.

Chicago. Sept. 29.-Col. John ".
Clinton, representing Elks Lodge No.
4. was unanimously elected president
of the Central A. A. U. at the an
nual meeting last night. Julian T.
Fitzgerald was elected secretary and
treasurer. and Fred L. Steers re-
elected chairman Of the registration
committee
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
HOW THE PLAYERS
DIVIDED THE MONEY
: Losing
Winning
SCoREB0ARD At LYCEUM.

Complete worlds series returns and
burlesque show will be the twin bill
given every day during the big series
by Manager Happy Jack Garrison
Of the Lyceum Theater. Every play
will be shown instantly on the popu-
lar Rodier electric scoreboard, and the
fans will be able. to see the games
while seated in a ec.~::artable heater
seat.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Jack Must Meet Joe.

Paris, Sept. 2s.-Georges Carpen-
tiers managers have stated that the
French boxer will fight Dempsey only
In case the American champion de-
feats Beckett. Otherwise Carpenter
will remain in the light-heavywei
class. awaiting challenges from eligi-
BILE boxers. - :
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
outhpaw Must Help Eddie
Cicotte Over Burden.
Pitching Staff Can Not
Crack.

:. New York. Sept 2s.-on the left
arm Of Claude williams depends to
"a large extent the chances OF the
White Sox in the world series. Ed
die Collins, Joe Jackson. Chick Gan
-6iI and other big stiCFers of the SoN
.Zrecking crew may fau before the
-Slants Of the star Red hurler and
7yet Gleason might cop the honors in
the championship fracas. The con-
crete defensive works of the Amer
lean League champions might wob-
-ble Y lchouL throwing the seasons
grown 70 the Ohio team But If
WILLIAMS falls down under the load
placed on his shoulders the hopes of
the Sox viii go up in smoke.
= Eddie CiCotte and Williams
worked a double hitch all season
and PITCHED the Hose to 4 victory II
the White Sox record Of not having
lost q world series is to be main
tained the sar-e pair of iron men"
must carry the brunt of the box
work against the Reds.
., Clcotte Works Opener.
= Cicottc taking up the task Of the
frst -aw" Il Itncc the Reds
oftencr. TN rdy right handler on
the strength Q. his past season rec
ord can almost be counted upon for
two games and possibly three.
Williams, no doubt, will face the
Reds in the second game. If he
fails to hold the National Leaguers
it will burden Cicotte to the break
ing point. Should he fall down on
his second appearance the title will
80 % the Reds unless a miracle
happens
Dick Kerr. the kid southpaw, has
-cz-Erd the right to start a game
against the Reds. and Gleason no
doubt will give him a chance. If the
ysUEgEreF tLTns the Reds back, Ci-
cote and Williams can come back
ls,stE- 2 fTrD days rest. which has been
Sufficient for them all season. Every
game the series goes over nve days
-aiN mean reduction of the White
Soz chances
Kerr Works at Home.
If Cicotte and Williams get the de-
eision in the opening pair. Kerr can
+f-..e n chance TO work in the friendly
atmosphere of his home grounds. He
.-1ay not b.. e1si1y rarjed but it is
E--le thing that the mad din that only
Cincinnati fans can make would be
~ setzriye to the nerves Of a young
SER ul--icd N 2 worlds championship
battle.
-.1f-- the youngster can win
H.- -ru-r on the home grounds, the
pair Of aces should have no trouble
- ..r--n-- "a morale stripped club, for
.-..r. sttr5ght losses in a crucial
sores would undermine the spirit OF
.. .... p glrlc club as NOrans.
-|--,- pms his hopes on his two
r-alrs-ays. Williams is more likely
d. .. han the star right handler If
- does. Moran will have to throw
...-r. . couple Of games to lose
Sr il til-l- is one question mark
...r- y.e chances Of the White SoS
.,- 20. hang on the left arm OF
tl-.;--. Williams.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Jack Barry Returns.

New York. Sept. 29.--Jack Barry
former American Lacquer, has re-
turned from overseas, where he has
been working as K. of C. secre-
tary. When Barry was asked how
ireland was faring, he replied;
ireland is the only. place in the
whole of Continental Europe where
man cfn get q square meal.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30

Earned rnns-New York Z; Athletics, 2 Left
on bases-New York. Z; Athletics, l. Two-base
hits-Burns, Pipp. Runs scored-Baker ~. Pipp.
Kopp, Strmk Mogridge. Three-base hit-Mog-
ridge. Sacrifice fies-Lewis. Wick. Stolen bases
Baker, Pipp, MoGidse. Bases on balls-Of
Keefe. ;; OF MoEidse. l. Struck out-By Keste,
5; BY Mosridse. l. Umpires-Messrs Chill and
Connolly. Tne-l 70
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
NATIONALS BEATEN
BY CHOCOLATE CLUB

Farrtsbu Pa. Sept. 29.-Washing-
ton lest a rwslve-iuning battle today
TO The Klein Chocolate Company team
CT Eliza 5erEJCwr. score 4 to . The
Sane vas part Of the welcome-home
program to Harrisburg soldiers. The
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Totals. L 70 IS 5 l Totals. Is 1924 Is
.0-e cr. when Minn,ng nln scored

-O-e ont when Winning rln scored.
Score b. innings:
UszliuE.5u 5000 10000 o-3
Ken .......... o 0 90 0 2 Il
E1u-IIunter O.. CranstOn, Kay. Judge.
Leonard SNansz. Two -hase hit--Huntsr. Trout
PIT Leonard Shanks Sacrifice hits-WriSht-
ore. EsTE-car ~ DOlbls plays-Washinston.
q Elel- : Struck ort-By johnson, 5; BY
Pitt, Base On baIIs-O1 Johnson. !; of
Rice. . Left On base-kle.n. 9; Washington.
s Stolen bssa-SHsrks Passed baI-TTort.
Wild rirrhe-Eira Pitt. Innings pitched-By
JJlrs0n ,: br Eie. -. Umpires-Sargcnt
IuL Lslaw. T.me-I-55
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Roamers After Games.

The Roamer football team desires
games with any 130-pound club for
Sunday afternoons. Address Mana
ger. II. Weller, 65s Orleans place.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
YANKS DEFEAT ,MACKS
HOLD THIRD POSITION

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 2s.-The
Yankees won third place in the
American League race and finished
inside the world-series money by de-
feating the Athletics to q here this
afternoon. The win placed New
York a full half-game ahead of De-
troit.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
NINE EXTRA INNING
GAMES IN SERIES

Extra inning games in the world
series have been scare. only nine
such contests having been played l,
date. as follows:
1877
L innins,-Detroit ;; Chicago, j.
1910
10 fnninss-Chicago. a.; Philadelphia. )
1911
II innings- Philadelphia, 3; New York. z
10 innings-New York, 4: Philadelphia. ,.
1872
Il inninSs-New York. 6; Boston. G.
70 inrinss-Boston. ,; New York, 2
lgS
10 inninD-New Yoek, 5: Philadelphis. O
II innines-Bostoa 5; Philadelphia, 1
1916
Il inninss-Boston, .; Brooklyn. l.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
GONG FOR TRACK READY FOR BIG OPENING TOMORROW
Havrs de Grace SeIec6ona
NJ HIGHWAY.
One Best-Dorcris.

First-squire Charlie. Royal Red
Bird. The wit
second-Dorcris. Hsrwood stucco
Third-Lobelia, Annie Edgar
Edith Bauman-
Fourth-Louise v. Marion Hol.
Inns. Ahara-
F1fth-Dairyman. Bette Blur
Gath-
sixth-John w. Klein. Bar Coy
Galley Head
seventh-Toadstool. Luther. sii
william johnson.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Sox Winning Depends on
Claude Williams Hurling
Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
ew York, 4: Athletics, 2.

Final standing of the Clubs.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Final Standing of the Clubs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
"A V|RTUOUS VAMP, y
CREATION,
AT THE TR|ANON
Constance Talmadge in Her
Latest Comedy Success
Attraction for Week
at the Trianon

Constance Talmadge. in her latest and
Vamp,' will be the extraordinary attrac-
ton at the Trianon theatre one week only
BEGINNING Monday. This attraction will
prove a big drawing card for franks
giving day week.
"a Virtuous vamp- is perturbation
Of Clyde Fitch's funniest story ..'rhe
Bachelor" Newspapers declare that Con-
stance Talmadge in "A virtuous vamp"
is one of the best comedies of the year
and they declare that it has all America
laughing.
Gwendolyns vamping career began
when she was years old. when she in
duced a member of the San Francisco
fire department to kill her as a reward
for saving the lives of herself and
family.
AS Gwen blossomed into girlhood her
name lengthened into Gwendolyn Diana
Beaufort Armitage, daughter of one OF
the most fashionable families in the
United States.
However. the finances of the famil5
were considerably strained by tremendous
losses in San Francisco. Thus it is
deemed good business on the part of the
family to let Gwen attend business col
lege which teaches shortcut to short
hand
To the surprise OF all, SrScuuViSu 'Sf'''
learns how to govern an ordinary type
writer. and she gets job.
Although her work is more than sat
isfactorv, Gwendolyn's captivating smile
proves a demoralizing influence for every
branch of the Csrowninshied insurance Of
flee. She is transferred from job to loo,
and finally she lands in the office OF MI
Csrowninshield himself. who is disguised
with his clerks and subordinates for hav-
ing succumbed to the wles of the lnno-
cent Nellie.
1Tp to this time Nellie's pretty smiles
have been withut intent. But now-she
experiences real desire to make Crown
inshield like her. Her opportunity for
added intimacy comes with strange
request for an insurance policy.
''Some woman wants to take out a
SEC. 900 policy on her shoulders" Crown
inshield tells Nellie. "She claims to be
shimmie dancer What is that?"
SO Nellie takes Crowninshield TO a
Manhattan jazz parlor, where the SHIN
mic is shaken to perfection. This little
trip is significant because II leads to a
dozen others which find Crowninshield
falling in love with Gwendolyn. After
many thrilling complications the story
ends with the fight man .'vamped'' and
a wedding to follow.
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THE MIRACLE OF LOVE-"
WITH CO-STARS IN THE
LEADING ROLES STRAND
Plcturzaton of Cosmo Hamilton's Great Story at the
Strand for the First Three Days of Week-Wynd-
ham Standing and Lucy Cotton in Stellar
Roles, Assisted by Fine Cast

Absorbing from start to finish. Cos1no
Hamiltcn's great story, The Miracle OF
Love, as picturized by Paramount
AIRCRAFT, will BE presented the first three
days of this week at the Strand theatre,
Starting Monday.
The Miracle Of Love- marks the debut
of two talented stars who portray the
central roles. They are Wyndham stand
ing and Lucy Cotton. Mr. Standing is al
ready great favorite with movie fans
LOT the many excellent Characterization
ne has given to the screen as leading
man for most of the famous stars
In The Miracle of Love- he is due to
WIN more friends by the excellent por-
rayal he gives to a difficult role. Miss
cotton is a new screen beauty whose Iise
IN the films has been sensational. .OtheI
mmebers included in the fine cast are
Blanche Davenport, Lila Blow, Jackie
Saunders, Percy Standing and Edwin
Earle.
The Miracle of Love" is the story OF
Give Hurbert the younger son of noble
English family. Without funds he IS
prevented from working by his social po-
sition, as he decides to go to America,
where he will not be bound to convention.
on the pier before he sets sail he meets
a girl with whom he falls in love at
sight.
It turns out that she is the Duchess of
Ifarwick, wife of a notorious disspated
lord. The duchess falls in love with Hur.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

Attractive Programme Of
Photoplay and Picture
Features and Vaudeville
at Bijou This Week

1t is a wonderfully attractive bill that
lis announced for the Thanksgiving hoii-
day week at Loew's Bijou, and patrons OF
the popular play house are assured OF
some real pleasure and enjoyment. AL
ways a feature d. Loew's s, the photoplays
this week are OF special interest and oil
widely different themes and action.
Those clever young screen stars, Albert
Ray and Elnor Fair, will be seen the
first half of the week in ''VaSabond
Luck" a charming comedy drama, and
for the second half, Sussue Hayakawa
the great dramatic actor, will star IN
The Illustrious Prince The newest and
best OF the screen comedies and new PIC
lures will be shown and many other fea-
turesi that make Loews the ideal place
to spend the holiday.
The vaudeville programme is one OF
!, the best, and the big act for the first half
of the week, Fashion de Vogue, VIII
prove a delight to the ladies'. The newest
Partisan gowns will be designed on ilVinS
models, and song numbers will add to the
attrac.iveness of the art. Then Laurie
Ordway, the irI esistable comedenne, Is
also on the programme, and her quaint
and clever characterizations are among
the best on the stage. The other acts are
class ali the way through, the whole
making a most enjoyable bill.
THIN Albert Ray and Elinor Fair, the
talented young screen comedians, there
are no more popular co-stars in filmdom
They will be seen the first half of the
week in 'VagaLond Luck, charming
com edy drama with wide appeal. There
is delightful love story, as is usual with
the pictures in which they appear, that
runs through tie photoplay, and the dra-
matte incidents are enlvened by the COM
edy situations. The offering is one that
! ~ ,11 ND a q
is one of the lest of the many successes
of this clever pair.
The vaudevilel features are among the
best that have been seen on the local
stage, and while every act is of the star
variety, there are two exceptionally
strong numbers, Fashions de Vogue,
where the lates, Partisan gowns are de-
signed on living models. and Laurie Ord
way. the Merry coincidence, who will pre-
sent songs and character studies.
For the second half of the week the
great Japanese screen star, Sussue Hay
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portunity to display all that skill that
has made him famous.
The Heart of Texas Ryan is one of
The big Mix productions that you have
rot seen before.
Jack Parker (Tom Mix is a devil-may-
care COW puncher on the largest ranch
in the Lone Star state, owned by Colonel
Ryan. Jack came to the Ryan ranch
from "nowhere"-a man without coun-
try, but proved himself one of the best
fellows in the state of Texas.
Texas Ryan, daughter OF Colonel Ryan,
has graduated from an eastern college
and is on her way to the ranch in Texas
Parker has seen the photograph OF girl
he swears he loves, but he has never
seen. The day that Texas arrives the
COW phnchers are in town celebrating
II is pay day, the one big event in the
life Of COW punchers. Parker is gazing
intentlv at the picture of the girl he loves
when stranger approaches and says; y
reckon the female party you're looking
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! for is the one who just come in on No.
s. You'll find her over at the depot"
Parker makes for the depot and is seen
by band of rustlers whose leader. An
tonic Moreno. is an enemy of Parker
Parker is warned that his making a hit
with the rancher's daughter is not wei
coined by the stranger. Parker tells Mo-
reno that unless he leaves the name OF
Texas Ryan alone there will be one less
rustler in Texas.
The following day there are big doings
at Red Eye.
The rustlers are on the warpath and
after shooting up the place make a clean
getaway. Dice" McAllister the town
marshal utilizes the law as a cloak to
| conceal his connections with the band of
cattle rustlers. He notifies Colonel Ryan
| that Parker. his new COW puncher. has
been mixed up in the shooting ARRAY In
town, and the colonel seeks to learn what
has happened.
Parker has taken an active part in de
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
DAREDEVIL TOM MIX
IN HEART OF TEXAS
RYAN, At THE RIALT0

Tom Mix, the greatest daredevil Of the
season, in a stupendous production. THE
Heart OF Texas Ryan, will be the ex-
traordinary attraction at the Rialto the
atre this week, beginning Monday, Tom
Mix is the screens most popular idol
and in THE Heart of Texas Ryan has
production that affords him ample op-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23
WITH THE THEATRES AND SILENT DRAM

Tending the saloon at Red Eye against
the rustlers and their leader. Moreno.
tells him that if he starts any gun play
AGAIN he will never live to make love to
the rancher's daughter. Parker is given
some rough treatment by Moreno and his
band, and from then on they are the
most bitter enemies. and then begins to
unfold thrilling and heart-throbbins
srlot Don't miss this one.
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bert era agrees to flee with him, when
her husband suddenly returns from
France. Hurbert thereupon decides to re-
main in England and shortly thereafter
becomes the Duke of Cheshire through the
death of his brother.
Through he has the title, Hurbert's need
of money is more acute than ever because
the estate is so run down. An American
girl, dazzled by his title, hears him make
a speech in Parliamerfc. and decides that
he would be a brilliant catch.
The impecunious duke, still madly in
love with his duchess, decides that a
marrigae with the American girl will re-
store his estates to the place they be-
long. So he proposes and is accepted. AS
the plans for the wedding are going, the
husband of the duchess dies, and Hurbert
suddenly realizes thta he is neither be-
ing fair to himself nor the two women
in the case,
So he releases the American girl to wed
the man she loves, and he goes to find
the duchess, determined to look for hap
piness with her, even though he has TO
remain penniless But fate is kind and
he is awarded lucrative post by the
government
The Miracle OF Love" Pathe News and
Topical Tips will be shown through
Wednesday only.
Irene Castle in THE Invisible Bond,
a Paramount-Artcraft production, and
Back to Ahe Kitchen one of those zippy
Mack Sennett farces, will be shown the
remainder of the week starting THURSDAY.
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aka4a, will be seen in THE Illustrious
Prince" a powerful photodrama, which
affords great opportunities for the star.
to portry the wonderful dramatic ability
that has earned for him the enviable rep
utation of being the greatest exponent
of dramatic roles in the photoplay world
today
The story is one of intense dramatic m
terest. combining love and romance anu
adventure, which. with its rich oriental
surroundings. make the offering one OF
strong appeal Jiayakawa has never been
seen to better advantage than in The IL
lustrious Prince which is pronounced TO
he one of the greatest of his many sue
cesses.
The vaudeville programme for the sec
ond half of The week will be topped by
Francis Rice, who will give impersonation
of famous stage celebrities They are four
other high-class and novel acts, making
the bill one of the best of the season.
--e.--
The leather industry ranks as the third
greatest manufacturing industry in the
United States According to the census
Of manufacturers for 1914. about 10000
persons are engaged in the leather in
dustry of the United States, some S, 1856
of whom are in the tanning and leather
trades, the remainder being principally
shoemakers and harnessmakers.
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FORMER CONSCIENTIOUS osJEcToR
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special to tn. Nugget by the Associated Press

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PRE- DlcTED JONES eRIesBY
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  special Daily of non in nereste n election i a for O
  opinion touch the political situation of a
  alor runon the Terrio
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CLEANUP DAY NOTICE

Nome property owners and tenants are hereby notified to clean up their premises, removing all unsanitary dirt or garbage, on or before June 3, 1919. cleaning and hauling of garbage will be done by househoIders at their own expense. Failure to observe this or der will result in property being cIcan- ed by city and costs charged 10 prop erty owners. Signed:
 Daniel S. Ncuman. Health Officer
 Fred Peterson.
 Geo. S. Maynard. Health Committee