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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
WHITE SOX CL|NCH FLAG
JACKSON'S SINGLE IN NINTH
BRINGS IN NECESSARY RUN
Uphill Gnme Won by Score Of to ;
From st. Louis by Chicago
Americans.
lev Associated rres.-l-


CHICAGO. Sept. 2i-Chicago today
won the American Lea rue pcnnant by
defeating s.. Louis, c 10 5. Joo Jack
sons single in tho ninth inning was
the blow which made Chicago tho club
which VIII meet Cincinnati winners
OF the National League remnant. on
October J, for tho champ ionShip of the
world.
chicago played an uphill game and il
rested with little Dick Kerr to phil
the local club through. Kerr started
the ninth inning rally with a single
10 left. Liebold followed with 4 single
IN the same direction, and McMuilin
walked. filling the bases. Weaver tiled
70 Jacobson and Kerr scored after the
eaten, tying the score. jackson then
delivered his hit TO tight center and
sent licbold home with tho run which
save Chicago tho Championship ot the
American League.
Cicottc was unsteady and gave way
10 pinch hitter in tho seventh inning.
Eddie Murphy. who went in for him
VAS instrumental in the locals scoring
two runs AMI putting Chicago within
a run OF tying tho visitors. Schallt
singled and Murphy forced him at
second. Licbold followed with single
and Murphy and L!"bold scored OH l..
Collins triple. Collins attempted 10
score in this round aud the play a.
tho plate was so close that Collins
argument resulted in his Punishment
from the game Tho visitors made
lhcir runs by punching hits off Cicottc.
/
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
IND|AN-SP|DER TILT OFF
DOBSON REFUSES TO BOOK
GAME HERE THANKSGIVING
Richmond College Ibnch would I,nth-
or Play yellow jackets on
Holiday, IL Possible.

Negotiations for meeting Of the
s i,n,'' ,s.,n ana Spiders for Il champion
permanently halted ycsteyday. as sucI
an hrranSemcnt mot with the disap-
ir9ral OIL Coach Dobson. Of Richmond
one OF the serious objections given
mm1 tmat ihc game would make AN
sinia Intercollegiate Athletic Associa
,Ioh schedule. Another was that in
ms ,,". opinion IT might prove unproiitabic
~ laying aside the Tact that
uisafftnSSm OF the present
achhedu!e would be effected.
u Is understood that tho y,lIo,v
Jackets are DESTROYS OF meeting INC
Sn,iers mere for their final champ game,
ana Coach DobsOn expressed himself
"a i"n"rins ,hiH hrrang ement.
W uniil late hour last night Dob
from the Jackets Tor - game here
lhthk WANG. nut said that If ne re-
c.eiv.d the .proposai he would accent
H. The last championship game viii
the Jackets IS scheduled tor Novcmbei,
- and he said that It could AS easily
be played a ftw days later on Thaml.S-
game Win william and Mary is on
Novcmb"r s. and Dohson said tina, IN"
prcicrhhi. as FAR ~ the schedule i
However, Il William and Mary has
ineu: arrangements for Boulevard
tlcid. II seems az u TIA. JacSct-Spider
"a "a ts MAJ not be brought about &c
had lie pro Ty'fy seg iHdia sso GoaSn
discovered that there was no Contos,
booked and has been trying 20 effect
. game since.
The spider squad Ia bcing Increased
daily amt among the ucwconors arc
former stars. Gordon Shepherd. who
played on The vassIty IN H. donncd
uniform Yesterday and got IN tho
rough scrlmlnasc DobSon received !
wire from "Pig6!c" ron. one OF tho
best backs eyer At Richmond College.
I sayinS that he would rcVor. this .,f-
tcrnocn. l'om came from Fork Union
several years ago and VIII nuke Il VAL
liable addition to the team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
WINS OVER GRACE DIRECT
SANARDO AND LOSER EVEN
FAVORITES WITH BIG CROWD
Rnces mt Grand Circuit Free From
Any Great Excitement
Yesterday.
INV Associated Press. |


COLUMBUS, ONO Sept. 9i-In a
program Of Grand Circuit events fun
OF good stakes and in several of-thcm
good competition. on good track and
with big crowd looking on. most OF
me iavorites cashed for their hackers
and no long shots. TO speak Of went
over IN the betting.
McGreSor the Great won another
good t!ott!nS stake in the 2:l2 Buck
GIe event from his rival. Mariondalc.
lie never WAS in trouble and today
In the Board OF Trade o:o5 pace:
mere was much division of op!aion
defeat Grace Direct as he did last
week and they were about even favor
ties Sanardo won in straight heats.
h, 'o,y,, in three hard miles, The
nrst heat. This Was the fastest mile
OF the meeting go far.
Murphy also won the Chamber OF
Commerce EOS trot with Don dc Lopez
which he drove for the Geers stable.
Hollywood Kate was a big favoritc bu;
she broke pn e,, in three Of The four heats
The three year old, the Western
n !, rise huturity; had but four
after dropping the first heat TO Bruse-
| loft duo to a break. Don j. also took
he unfinished .:i7 pace, left over from
~ Purse $1,000. Three heats Gh..e heats
I IbesiaN.t
Don !, IN 8, by The Stole
hSSis hf piii.ia. i. ( + Whit;
College Boy Clifford Direct Bonnic Hai.
Si% Points. Anna Moore. Sheriff Direct am!
Prince Pepper also started. Time. 200 l. t.
2:es Is. zoo IL: ::o2;
The n Board OF Trade. Purse $500. three
ssHardo. ,. &. by san Francisco
( Grace Direct. b. M ,Sturseonp .
/ Belle Alcantsra, b. m. tMcMahonD : :
Little Ba tiatc, j. 6. L.. also started. Tine.
Purse s3,oOo. Three in :ive heats
| McGregor the Great. b. II, by Peter
Mariondai". br E iMlr;phhy ~. )
,, ,Edith Garter olive, FAINT: Peter .co!.y.
| ZOOS CLASS. 'rROTrINj;
The Chamber of Commerce. Purse 5000.
| Three in live.
Don dc LOPEZ blk z. by Kinney
dc i.ops% ,Murphyl .;;.;.. ]
Brescia. rho Substance. Miss Perfection
also started. Time. EOS Ia. 2:o6 ~
WESTERN uoRSEMAN rUTURITY.
= Threc year-old trottcrs. Value st.63s.oh
s S:;i%;S BIZ T. by Siik9 tDodFS.
Great Murphy .............
Brother Peter. b. {. .rhomas) 49,. se :
/ Edgar Worthy also started. Time
2:o6 il. 200 IA. o:o6I-4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
MARINE FIGHTER ADDED TO
u. OF VAS FOOTBALL SQUAD
Charlie Churchman, Center, Hero of
Brllrnu wood, Enhances Teams
Chances for FOrmidnblc Line.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA,
Sept. 24--Virginia's chances for n
formidabl line were greatly enhanced
today by the arrival Of Charlie Church
man, the sturdy center on the 10
eleven. Churchmar recently returned
from France where. as :: member OF the
marines, he won :. distinguished service
cross IN the iiEhtinE in Bcllcau wood.
being twice wounded. lie looks fine
trim and ready for Il hard season.
With Tackles McGoWan and Rlakcy
and Fullback Ray in the lineup. to-
days scrimmagc proved a lively affair.
Good gains were registered by the
backs. stnd indications arc chat the
varsity viii be able TO give a good
account of itself in the opening game
Of the season Saturday with Randolph
Macon College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Injunction Is Granted
Against Ban B. Johnson
Inv Nasocintcd -. !

NEW YORK;. sept. :i.-Supremc
Court Justice Wagner today grant-
cd mn injunction rcStruininS ban
Johnson, president of the American
League, from using amy portion OF
the leagues sinking fund to defend
the suit brought nEninNt him by the
New York American League club, in
connection with the suspension ny
johnson of tnrf W. Mays, Yankee
pitcher.
Justice Wagner nIso granted an
other application ~ ;hc New York
ciuh for permission to He n supple
nrntnr. complaint in it's suit to per-
mnncntIy restrain Mr. johnson md
the sc. Louis and Cleveland tmcrt-
can League clubs from Interfering
with Nnys.
According to tho clubs attorneys,
the amended complaint will call Mt
tcntiOR To resolutions ndoptcd NJ n
special meeting of tho IcnEuc'S di-
rcctor~ last August. in which Mays
suspension 'vn. alleged To bc unau-
thorizcd. md Johnson was forbidden
to tnkc similar notion in tho case
Of any other American League
player. unless granted hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
WIN TWIN BILL
BROOKLYN COMES FROM
REAR AND GRABS SECOND
First BaSemnn I.udcrus Is Given
Diamond Stickpin and Gold Watch
by OfncInls.
IBv Associated rre-s.1

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept "a
Brooklyn came from behind in the
closing innings and won the first
game OF today's double header. to !.
The second was easy for the visitors,
Is to :. Il was "Luderus day" and
between games the .ocal first hascman
was presented with a diamond stiCkpin
by John " licydicr president OF the
National League. and with gold
watch by William i. Baker, president
OF the local club. The second game
vas the hive hundred and twenty-nfth
successive contest Ludcrus has played.
Tnc presents were give to commclno-
rate his breaking of the major league
endurance record Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
ENGLISH BOXER WAITING
FOR PASSPORT TO SAIL
Jimmy Wilde. F1ywciEht PuCiii>t, E1-
pcCtcd 10 Reach This toun-
try hy November.

NEW YORK. Sep 2t.--Jimmy Wide,
I.ngInnds sensational flywetrht boxer,
whose matches against I'aI Moore. ~
Memphis and Joe Lynch Of the Wes.
side. have made American boxing fol-
lowers eager TO got . glimpse ~ The
british phcnom in action. "Ili prob
ably arrive in this country carly in
AIcCormick, light hca ryweiEht cham
pion % Great Britain ana holder OF
the Lord Lonsdale championship belt
Is authority for this statement
1ine rigid enforcement Of emigration
Jaws In England WIN prevent Wilde
from coming 10 this country before
Novcmbcr, accordinr' 70 Mcco~mick
Thc Attic Wclshusn has accepted one
OF the maHy lucFativ" offers made by
sail. but has been unable 20 get his
passport yet
and demonstrate his ahility before yonr
followers OF the sport" said McCor-
mick, but doubt whether he viii
get here before November. and not
[ticn, unless nc is extremely lucky
say this from the cXpcrjeucc had I'm
coming over vas an ready Tor
tanned my passport. and then was
fortunate TO secure accommodation
on the ship coming across Tho DO.
mand for ship accommodations lis 70.
lnarkablc. II seems cvcrs BODY Is com.
ing to America lust before sailed
saw Wiidc's manager and Nc iuCorrncr
me he had accepted American offer.
for bouts and Was preparinE for tn.
tourney hcrc. But a. tnat time h,
had not begun 10 arrange for pass
ports. He'll has" a hard time Scitin.
< these credentials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
COLLEGE WITHOUT COACH
TO HAVE GRlDlRON ELEVEN
I.ynrhburE institution Starts Season
with Twrnty-cight Candidates
for Fairly Iienvy Team.

LYNCI BIEG, Va, Sept. 2l.-t'rOin Il
college without football in 1916 and
without a coach for tho first two
seasons, Lynch burg College bids fair
20 turn out AN eleven this year which
viii cause other colleges of tho State
to take notice. Twenty eight men
have responded to tho call for tho
average between 10 and $50 pounds
Arnold. star full back last year. is
back and he will captain the team
other old men back are kitchin. half
hack; Reynolds. Marshall, Mcneil and
Hughes. The squad VIII lac under the
direction of +; H. Smith. athletic d!rcc-
tor Of the college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
FIRST GAME.
PhilndclNhin.
Totals .a3 8 Totals Isl
Battcd for Meadows in ninth.

BROOKLYN ...... o 0 o -
Philadelphia ......... o o o 0--i
SumiGa-y: Two.basc hts--GriHith. Ran.
croft. rragrSscr. Three ba1c hitE-Oi,on
@. stolen hascs-M. Wheat. Hard C2)
M"uS"I bouhl" plays Hickman Baird.
Scnmandt, Johnston and Selma ndt: IRA
yesscr and bancroft Sacrifice h!ts-I!laCk-
hlru". Loft on baScS--' rOoklvu, i: "hiIa-
d.lphia Base. on. ta!!s--of pferer. ::
or Meadows. :. IIt BY uitcher--by Pieffer
WILLIAMS and Ncahnws). Struck out-hy
ii"n"f. ! by Meadows. Z. Passed ball
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I'IItSJ; GAME.
New York. ISOs
Totals 20 jl5 Totals :. 50 10
Dated tor Dcmarcc in ninth.

Z
-" YORK ...........i :. . o o O--S
BOSTON ...... I o n q q a -
summary Two base hita-Burns. Fetch
IL 't'HE. smith. Barncs. stolen bnScs--
r. -, Dlyl" Sacrifice hit---SmitI.
i'"Ho'" 7Ns-f!"tcher 10 Doyle to Kelly.
~ 20 Fl"irhor to Kelly. Barnes to
! ,,chef ~ k"iiy. Ford 80 Pick TO Iiolke.
~ on neae Sew York. o: Boston. s.
an :. Ia U.s. Rudolph. I: Deinar"c.
or Rudolph. IN inuimg nonc ont
,tIo'H' TIT ~ pitchcr-by Barn"s
1910. Slru.E Out-BaEncs. (. Losing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Babe Ruth Knocks Out
Twenty-Eighth Homer
Inv UniNerral ScrvIc. 1

NEW YORK. Sept. a. Bahe
Ruth, the siuEEinE outneldcr md
pitcher of the Boston Rcd SoA.
shattered nil home-run records, this
afternoon by driving out his turn-
t!-eighth circuit drive this yenr.
Babe Ruth convinced the Skcpticn
thl" afternoon ms 10 his ability 10
set new worlds record by n
wicked four-buAc clout In tho ninth
inning of the second game with the
Yankees Mt the Polo Grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
RED SOX. Al; YANKEES, OF
tRy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK Sept. c4-Thc Boston
h"d son smut out the Yankees 10
. in the. nrst game OF :, double header
here today, and then lost a thirteen
l"H!nS battle by TO l. The winning
run was sccrcd on Il three Dagger hV
!tpp and sacrifice ~ by Pratt. RutL
broke the home run record o. twenty
seven by ia Williamson IN 1881 bv
driving the bal! over the roof Of tn,
right held grand stand in tho ninth
lnnlAS or IN" second game. This .ied
INC score and resulted in a thirteen
inning game Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
FfRSI. GAME,
Total ..12 s Totals 80
'Satted for Quinn In rlchth

Boston 4 &, n , n u
N"W YORK .... = n n n n n "a
~" nary; S;ol"n basos--Fcwstcr $ ham,
a. nee Scot Lot on hases-Ncw
HGw Yo,k a. hosron. Bases on balls
S"iMn. J'nes . lIts-on Gu;uu. in
- 'hn.hrS. struck ou'--uy Quinn : H..
Tho-rnahlcn. l. ny Jones E. WiH pitch
Jones. Losing DItChcr--lUirn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
GIANTS. GO; BRAVES, 1.3

BOSTON Sept 2i.-The Giants and
Braves divided honorS in Il double
header today Barnes bcstcd the pitch
ing efforts OF Rudolph and Dcinarcc
for Il to |, New York success in the
opener. and Filiin-Tm gained Il to .
victory in ten innings Tor Boston in
the second game. scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
DECLINES TO PLAY SERIES
Giants Management Declares There Is
! No Demand for Post Season t,nmc.
6E with Yankees.

-1- NEW TDFth, 5000 2f'-Thc Now
York National League baseball cub
has declined TO play the Ecw York
sAmerican League team IN a pos, sea.
son series, II was announced today by
.fhe Yankees management President
tSStoncham. OF tho Giants, in answer 20
S.olouGl Ruppocrt'a letter asking tho
&Rcries he played. Stated there wus no
SYubifc demand 70! a series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
SECOND GAME.
Boston.


or" by inninEs. -
bo%ion ....... q . = n y,
Ngw York .,o1,o IKE -
mary. Two base hit--P-a', Three
l l,5,. M tts,SchanF Pipp. Homo run rtu,h
H. H'IGS '!hool'r; Ruth. Scott seer
XVII ~ fdti., Double p'tN- Ncluu.a 10
i'''' o.. Ill. .r nn hasss- %eww Yor. Rns,on
en- hawA"y. 4. Hoyt 3 wild ritci,G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
st. Louis.
Chicago.
Totals 81 5l7 Totals SO eli
Halted for Cicotte in seventh.

SCUfN by inElnEr: =
81 Louis .........a 1909 o.
chicago .......... 0 4 y . \ =
son. kisb"rE. Lcibold. Weaver Thrcc-b.so
hits Austin. jacobson, !: Collins. Sacri-
i,o hit--ticot". Sacri.c" fy-Wcayc-.
houhI" play-Cedeon To Sisler Teft on
naS"s---St Louis. !; Chicago. 9 Bases on
nali%--t!cottc, !; SothOron. :. Hits--or
Cicottc. /! in innings Struck out-cicottc'
Soiho:on, :; Kerr. ! Winning pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Hritain'r hes, Tcnni, r,,,

:. represent Great Britain. when a.,
f'hrHtry challongod for Tho mn,
lawn '"nnia cup III" team vii. lc
'"npostd OF AiEcrnon X r. KING
y. IL. Lowe and 4. l.. ECauIsh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Soccer sturts october

California Soccer Football Lcagu,
will start the season October > will
eight teams of San Francisco, includ
ing Union Iron Works and Moor,
s;hi pyard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
TIGERS, a; INDIANS, |
re Assnclntnd ~.

DETROIT. MICH. Scp, ot-U4,h
i.conard pitching good ball and Do
.toI' hhtslncn hitting opportuncly. iho
Tigers defeated Cleveland TO-DAY ~
Cleveland. Detrnii &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

wcanlings. together with the stallion
Daihousic. owned by Thomas clyde
have been shipped from the Applcbv
Farm Al Silver Brook. \. j., TO Robert
i. Walden's farm ~ Midd!cburg Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
SECOND GAME.


P j'67iaasln .,nt.. ,':.,... a"cSa7S$ a-l4
Su!uuIart. Two base hits--Krurrcr. lick
4. wheat Sacrifice hit-iSaird Stolen
hascs HICKMAN, Grifth. T. Wheat. Struck
o." "G' III. hY M,GmauM v hY i!"gS Z; Bases
'iis--on iiogc. in . innings. Left on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

cleveland 49,, y
Detroit n n a - " u
=, summary Two hase hr -vSa@h 80
s,ni,h "%.d rhfeG,- baao hlt-Aiai
W,,s, h,itI,YY s4iaE. Dorhl,e risT YONG 10
land 5 neiroG :. tsscs ." Or, n'S ,.,,,.
p"'d: h~sny. !. STRUCK ou,@l.cooar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Kansas city. s-5: indianapolis. 2.3.
Milwaukee. ;; CulumhuS. =.
81 Paul Is, Louisvlllc. s
Minneapolis. 5. Toledo ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
NLtbND GAME.
New NnrI u,
.io'H-a 81 ? 0 Totals ..a7 ali
''t,n ior wIlaon in ninth

:, ipfH ......... 4. % u o n o.
as ''n ............0 oil o o ia
r.. mar Sacrifice HIT -Cooncy noccGoi'
~ "N hssci--Now York. g. Tostun. fl.
~" ~ b.ti,s IiubhclI :? rlIiingiin
'-' Ply Dit hcr-hy Iiubhcli Carroll Uoik. \
a-t--" oI,-fiillngin. {. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
interesting battlc. II

tTCNIte &W0UTW W'T"dI ~" f.ruS N ~"
first galno no" psycholoeical advant-
age iu having the NrSt Eamc on TN"
homo lo, VIII b, lost b. 'hc Reds II
must Doe remembered, however. in a.
series oil uiue games tho advantage
OF winning tho first game VIII not be
so great as "a factor in 'hc moral"
cf tho players as IN former series Of
seven games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
The RoarI

;, Thr'c. yoaf'0!d IFottcFs. value sf.b39.oI
rcrisc"pe. b. T.. by siliko tDodgo) !
Brnsilom, hlk. .. by Peter The
Bro:har PctSr.' b. {. ,;;rhiomas,' -.
Edgar Worthy also started Time.
2:o6 II. 200 ia, 2:o6I-
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-14
LADIES, BUSINESS MEETING

On Thursday evening the execu-
tive committee of the Business and
Professional Women's Club met and
elected Mrs. E. H. Firth club adj
visor; Mrs. E. E. Lafferty parliament
tartan; Mrs. T. C. Griffith, dramatic
leader; Mrs. S. Lacy Dickerson, glee
club leader; Miss Della Demoulette,
chairman membership committee /;
Misses Lee Mcdonald and Claire Con-
nor to. take charge of the program
committee; Miss Katy McInnis,
chairman social committee; Miss
Zula Mizell, social service; Miss Bea-
trice Mason, education; Miss Eve
lyn Deloney, efficiency; Miss A. D.
Winters, health, and Miss Lucille
Francis, finance. Six new members
were voted in, these being Mrs. M.
A. Berenson, Mrs. E. Berenson, Mrs.
Landry, Miss Inez Blanchard, Miss
Evelyn Deloney and Miss Claire Con-
nor.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-14
Ladies Grateful
for Their Trip

A happier bunch of girls could not
be found than those who left on Sun
day morning for Baton Rouge to at
tend the Home Demonstration Short
Course. The party was chaperoned
by Miss Minna Wolff, home demon
stration agent for Washington par
ish, and consisted of Misses Gertrude
Bush, Velma Paul, Norma Welsh,
Eva Mayfield and Harriet Holden.
They will remain away for one week.
Miss Wolff, who has been phenom-
enally successful in her work in Bo-
galusa, before leaving said:
II wish to take this opportunity
to thank Mr.. w. H. Sullivan of the
Great Southern Lumber Company
and Mr.. ]. A. Spekenhier of the First
State Bank for their generosity in
giving me sufficient funds to send
five representatives of my depart
nent to the Home Demonstration
Short Course given in Baton Rouge
August 11-16. The Great Southern
Lumber Company sends the follow
ing representatives Misses Ger
trude Bush, Velma Paul, Norma
Welsh and Eva Mayfield, and the
e IESL OCdGG Dduh SSHQS MISS adEItCC
Holden. These two corporations
have been ever and always ready to
assist me in any way possible and
| want to the public to know that
without their generous assistance and
the cooperation of the City School
Board, l would never have been able
to achieve success in the Home DEM
onstration work here. The Depart
ment of Agriculture is deeply indebt-
ed to them for their many kindnesses
to me in my work"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-14
Daddy LongLegs"
Comes Next Week

Daddy Long Legs" in which
Mary Pickford will be seen at the
Magic City Theater on Wednesday,
August 20, and Thursday, August 81,
is filled with the most delicate and
artistic imagery throughout. One of
the most effective incidents deals
with comparison of the rearing of
Judy Abbott, the orphan asylum girl,
and Angelica Wyckoff, spoiled rich
child.
Judy miss Pickford), the little
girl who, despite cruel treatment and
bad living conditions in the asylum,
brings sunshine and aid to the small
Ter children, is symbolized by a lily
rising from dumping ground for
old rubbish. Angelica is symbolized
as dollhouse rose, beautiful because
of intense cultivation, but unable to
stand the rigors of the ordinary out
of-doors.
There is a pretty bit showing the
court of Dan Cupid, who sends forth
his emissaries to see that Judy falls
in love. Babies, winsomely clad
with wings and thin draperies, play
the part of Cupid's attendants.
The master stroke of directional
genius takes place in the scene show
ing the death of an orphan baby,
who had not had proper care in the
asylum, and who dies in the arms of
Judy. The dead mother of the child
is seen in the form of a beautiful
white shade which moves forward,
passing like air through the furniture
and gently taking the baby from the
arms nf 0tho little runfhnr -
Marshall Neilan directed the pic
ture, and in its exquisite symbolism
proves himself a master of the arts
tic as well as of the humorous stu
alton, which last accomplishment has
won him the title of .'The Mark
Twain of the Screen"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-14
New Roads Now in
Charge Of Engineer

Progress on the building of half
million dollars worth of good roads
and bridges is going on as fast as it
possibly can, and within the next few
lays part of the work will be ad-
vertised for a contract, the matter
being in charge of State Highway
Engineer Buie. Just as soon as the
contract is let, which will be within
the next forty days, it is expected
that work will start as soon as the
contractor can get his organization
to the parish.
The plans for the bridge across
Pearl river are being prepared and
just as soon as they are approved by
the Police Jury of Washington Par
ish and the Commissioners of Pearl
River County, Mississippi, the legal
advertisement for bids will be made
and it is expected that considerable
progress will be made on the con-
struction of the bridge this year.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-14
STAYS WITH C. s. L.

S. W. Francis, who was elected
principal of the Lees Creek public
school, has rendered his resignation
to the School Board and will continue
in his present position with the office
force of the Great Southern Lumber
Company. Besides his duties in the
office, he has absorbed an agency
for one of the New Orleans daily
papers and may be seen any evening
tossing the truth about the matter"
over the fences of Bogalusa citizens.