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The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
Edum SeUens Redppears

This picture concerns the sdven.
lures Of young insurance agent Who
was sent out by his company 20 pro
mote . wedding between an English
nobleman and an American hNIresg.
the company haytnE insured the we'd
ding for a large amount for -he
noblenan. A highly interesting s-'Ia-
ton develops when the young aEe-'
himself falls m love with the E-rr. hl'
on account Of his business OIL Eatior-
to his co-HsC ny. is CoupeLsf 10 60
ahead and promote her wedding 90
the other man. IN spite Of his love No.
her
Donald Crisp directed, G EdEa-
SchoenbaUm was camera man and
an excellent supporting cast includes.
besides Mr. Stevens Lois Wilson.
Theodore Roberts Frsnoes RAYMOND.
Frank Elliot and others
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21

Edwin Stevens. one Of the famous
figures on the old comic opera stage
and an actor Of the first magnitude,
plays an important and highly en-
tertaIninE role in Bryant WaShhurn' s
new Paramount picture. Love In
surance," which will be presented at
Loew's Palace Theater today.
He will be recalled by many fo- his
work in the Gilbert and Sullivan
operas. Later he was also starred in
the stage production Of The Devil. ''
which scored a sensa uonal success al
the time Of its presentation. He is
said to have done remarkable work IN
the title role OF that production
He also appeared in vaudeville
playing Dickens characters and
others Of q similar nature He has ap-
peared in many notable screen pro
ductions and is well-knoVn 70 the flm
public generally.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
Farnie's S Liberty Bonds.

That the President vas T-e4try
pleased and accepted ths slascrPIon
goes without saving
Personally We are OF the opinion
that there Is q certain 5000 worth
Of Liberty bonds which. regardless ot
market quotations - the high cost
Of living. Will remain IN the owns--
possession for years 20 come as q
most valued uenento. regardless 0.
their intrinsic value
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21

the Garrick. but the girl conjured up
a mouse to start some excitement
and Julia Dean can't bear mice She
climbed right up on the back OF an
orchestra chair. and by the time
Eileen Wilson and a few others haa
Quieted her the interview had passed
into history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
LITTLE BOBBIE AND HIS PA
BY WILLIAM Il. KIRK.

was out motoring with old Fred
die Grassmuck uggenn. scd Pa
dident tell you at the time, but We
got held up by Il cop. Pa scd.
Were you speeding? scd Ma.
Now that we was caught with the
goods sed Pa | Will tell tho wurld
that we was going some. But II was
Il crrand of mercy. sed Pa. We had
bought sum ice GREEN for sick friend
II we was afraid it wud melt before
we got to the hospital
You will git to the hospital Good
& Plenty sum day. sed Ma. if you 20
dashing around in fast cars like that
The car wasn't fast. scd Pa. II was
a nice calm car. Scd Pa. except wen
Freddie was pushing II along. He
has awful strong arms. scd Pa. Il wen
he pushes OIL the wheel the car cant
help speeding. But paid the fine like
a littel man. Sed Pa. IL had cnun left
TO keep me in my old age.
You must be careful. Scd Ma. | wud-
dent want anything to happen to my
Sunbeam. Ma scd.
Nothing Will happen to me. scd Pa,
cSccp paying Il fine now * then. ! have
a charmed life. ever since you charm
ed inc. Sed Pa.
! am not so sure, Sod Ma. l drccmcd
the other mite that YOU calm hoam in
a ambulance. II was tcribul drcem,
sed Ma. You were all busted up.
Did finch. in that drccm? scd Pa.
You were king quite sum, scd
Ma. so much that ! woke up.
That shows it was Il drcem, Scd- Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

on this place might have been sive|
Your Emincnce. they have bee
gwen TO the poor replied BorromeI
but our notions of charity differ.
pay the poor for their labor, and Yom
EniHcncc Tor their idlcncss''
IN his book. "Winnowca Memories
/ Sir Evelyn Wood relates how h,
once met quiet American ynn
ticman in England. and they bcv.l
TO talk OF American poetry. (.
Evelyn mentioned the wcll-knowi
poem, Jim Bludso." which he high
culoEizcd.
My enthusiastic praise Of the poe,
excited. thought. an apprcciativ
rurr IN my companion. bu, no RI
marked quietly
Jim was Il hnc fellow
II said. or the author mad, mir
oh. but he was"
Why, was nc rcai?'
Yes / knew him we'll
f5ut don't you think that the noe
embcllishcd Jim's act?'
No; ! am sure he did not
Wei, but how can you be sure
And he replied quickly. 1 wrot
IL"
The gentleman 10 whom Sir Evel,
was speaking proved to hc Colone
Jonn Hay. author OF the pike Count
Ballads" Who was then the Unite
States Ambassador in London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

In reel life l wud have cum hoam, /
matter how wounded. with "a smile |
brave forty-tood. scd Ia.
But you must be careful abo
speeding, scd Ma. Life Is short cn,}
at its best. sed Ma. We doant wa I
TO lose our noabcl hecro. do we. Bohbl J
No, l scd. Deekaus then we wuddc
have anybody to give us Doc.
Ha. lIa. sed Pa, out OF the mould
of babes comes a mouthful. You wu
both miss the old Providcr. L gucg
scd Pa. But I Will be careful. TIL
wurld needs all it's CRATE hGgcrs ieI
now. for rc-construckshun. Seu ~
Quite SO. scd Ma. We doan want
have to reconstruct you, Ma Scd, 4
doant cum hOam in parts.
l like them wild thrills, tho. sed p!
! guess in sum pBeevius age l mu.
nave been a Arab chcef. flying acros
the desert on the back of a black stee
guess SO, scd Ma. guess so. -
you see anybody you knew down tow
Nobody excep the cashier. scd r.
Nice old CASHIER. scd Pa, lie has brt
sunshine into many lifcs.
true enuf. sed Ma. You are m
Sasheer; aren't you. Honey Bug? sc
Honey Bug. scd Pa. that is a nc
one. ~ sounds good. tho, scd Pa.
in reply TO saim. sed Pa, | will lie
the wurld that | am yurc CASHIER
ana that you can write yurc own tickle
Then Pa began to whisscI Ever,
BODY is happy TO our housc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Once choru, Girl with Jol.on.

SoNc:aI Ncars ago Many MacLarcn
Was a chorus girl with Al Jolson.
Several weeks hence She viii he seen
on the screen as :. chorus maid again
in Myself Becky w. Carey Won
dcrly's human epic or the bright lights
of metropolitan life, which Tod Brown
ing is TO produce in Mary MacI.areu's
next Universal special attraction
This Will be tho tirst time the star
has been seen as 'tnaid OF inc merry
merry" on tho screen \ waiting tho
completion OF tho screen script ny Hal
Hoad!ey and the erection az the neccs-
sary sets at Universal ci;y. Miss Mac
l.arcn is enjoying vacation at Lake
Tahoe with her sister. katherine Mac
Donald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTORS.
Safely I'irSf

Harry r Morcy Nitagraph star. is
one OF those safety first" fellows. He
N-nt OUT into the Brooklyn studio the
other day and had some spccia! por
trait pictures taken. as he afterwards
explained. TO get them while the get
ting MAS good.
Mr.. Morey. the fact is, believed that
his facial features Very likely would
not to intact for long. lie Was leaving
in day or Two for the lumber camp
At campion. :. H. 10 take lumber
camp scenes FOR his new picture. out
OF the ark" There are several fight
episodes III which real lumbcrjacks
tax" part III combats against the star.
those fellows" remarked Mr. Morey.
They're used 10 regular. two-tistcd
fights. They are not good at pulling
their punches. To tell you the truth.
cXpcc; 10 get all buuGed up before
I'm through That's why | had those
safety FIRST pictures taken while my
face was AL together"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
ANECDOTES OF THE FAMOUS
PERSONS IN WORLD NEWS.

IT HE late Count de Lcsscps never
seemed to lose sight OF the cdu-
cation Of his children, even in
the smallest detail One morning at
breakfast a beautiful Dresden teacup
was broken.
An" cried tho Countess. "a dis
astcr, TWO more of that set viii now
be broken. 1t always happens So"
Are YOU SO supersttious." asked
tho count ''as really believe that two
more will be broken"
~ know it
Then, lc, US &C, 1t off our minds"
And. taking two of tho cups by the
handles ne dashed them together.
The anger and dismay OF the Count
css proved conciuSiNcly that She had
not seriously believed the supcrsti-
ton. 1t also looscd any hold the alb
surd idea may have had on the minds
of tho children.
A MONG the legends connected with
"A the great Cardinal Borromco the
following is told to visitors to
the huge palace OF that ancient family
on the Borromoan Islands In the
Italian Lakes. when Cardinal Bor-
romeo had shown to Cardinal Giulio
tho vast abode which ne had just com
plctcd, the latter maintained Il strict
silcucc until they had Inspected the
whole. When departing he said:
Your Emincncc have bccn rc
nccting that the huge sums spen;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
In IL Hurry

Two lrishmen got a job 10 clean
some lofty windows. They were rather
puzzled how TO got AT them.
Pat" sad Mine. Il have ~ Get
a plank put il through the window.
III SIT on the plank outside, and YOU
SIT on the plank inside"
".Nll right" replied Fat.
side cried OUT. olive let the window
leather fall"
AN right" again replied Pat. stop
whcr. ycz are and OH get it,
Away went Fat downstairs and, get
ting into nc street. lie exclaimed.
Why, Mike, ye're. here first! Which
WV u ii YOU como :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
IN Indifferent Shot

MIR. Higsinson had been away from
home, for Week, and on his return
found that burglars had visited the
house during his absence. and al
though ono had been wounded. they
had succeeded in getting away. And
90 YOU shot a burglar while alone and
unprotected lie >aid 10 his wife: you
are brave little woman. VIVA, be-
came OF HIM" The other man car
ricd him Off" she replied The other
man." he asked, Yes" she said the
one aimed 2t!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Movie Calendar

BiJOI-WiIi:nm FoA present,
"Checkcr>."
HLuEBIRD-Mac Murray I'm "rhc
Big Little Person"
!. nnOADwAl-Nnit stewart In
s1hc Kingdom OF Dreams.
COI.ONIAI-wn Reid n N
Grace Darm"nd IN ''rhc Whitley {"
tho Giants"
ISIS-Elsic Ferguson in "The
Witness for tho Defense"
ODEOS-Cnthcr Calvert in
"'rhc Career OF katherine Hush.
REN->cai Hart In "Thc Dead
Line
SIt-rpR-Mnbcl NOT III ID In
.MickcS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

ing mat kind at one and Six pence
London Answcrc.
In Tune with the Times.
n IiCETAS wished TO buy a wife in
N open market. So he made his
tsoicc and said TO Inc woman:
II offer YOU dullncss."
Very good" said tho woman.
II offer you money"
"Still better
~ offer you house and lot--and my
absence
"Del!Ehtful."
And what have you to offer nc IN
exchange for these manifold bless
inEs2"
II offer you Indifference
Item one"
And volatility"
Item two"
And eXtravaga
Item three"
And social prestige"
Thercupon the marriage took place
Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

be screened. Shortly after nc returned
from Manila where he had served as
steward on Admiral Dewey's flag
ship. Fang was engaged for q small
part IN a picture then being made on
the West Coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
First Chinnmnn OF Film Is in
~ heck crN.'.

Charles Fang, appearing in the mann
moth William Fox production of Henry
blossom. Jr.'s great racing melodrama.
'chcckcrs,' was tho first Chinaman 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

1875. You guessed her age about ft
teen years under. Believe she is mar
ricd 10 JACK can. her leading man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
THE DAYS GOOD STORIES


ing that kind at one and six pcnce.
London Answcrc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Far North Climate viii Be
Changed by Dam of Straits

ST. JOHN. \. H.. Aug. 80 New
foundlnnd Is contemplating changing
itB climate The impossible Of "A dec
adc ago IN the every day affair Or to-
day, 40 why shouldn't "A country
change It's climate II It doesn't like
it7
OF The climate Of Newfoundland
would be changed II u breakwater
were built across tho straits of liclic
Isle between the island and the main
land ana the cold Labrador current
were Hhunted oilt into tho Atlantic
ocean, Such dam is being scripus-
ly considered. IT would cost an inn
mense sum OF money but engineers
say itsI1~senls few difficulties
The Labrador current ns present ~
the chief factor In mClding the cU-
mate not only OF Newfoundland, hut
OF the maritime provinces OF Canada
and OF New England Coming down
from the Arctic ocean II pours
through tho straits OF Belle Island
and circulating around the gulf OF
st Lawrence washes with Its cold
flood the coasts OF Newfoundland,
Quebec. New brunswick ana Nhvd
Scotia. Then passing through cabot
strait, II turns south and sweeps
along New England Its strong
southwark flow acts NJ cold wedge
which prizes the gulf stream away
from all these coasts and Ehunts
that ocean river bearing the warm n
OF the tropics off northcastward
across the ocean
10 the Belle Isle dam Ia built the
Labrador current would he blocked
out OF the gulf Of ST Lawrence and,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

rhecrinR or southeast. would miss
the mainland ami continue TO nffe i
only the northeastern coast u New
foundland The Gulf stream then
would ease In against the continent
and flowing into tho gulf of st Law
renee warm all tho surrounding
shores and islands.
The gulf stream is responsible for
the mild winter climate OF England
and northern France. England IL far
ther north than Scwfound and Il
after cooling or In It's long passngs
across the northern sens the sun
stream In still such "A factor In tom
poring Englands climate, II would
have an even greater effect. tt-4a be-
lleNed, In tcmpering the winter eli
mate OF eastern Canada and New
England.
It's influence would be felt far In
land The mouth OF the 81 Law
renee river is In the same latitude ns
southern Alberta Yet while the 81.
Lawrence ports are blocked with Ice
In winter there are only light snow
falls on the prairie farmlHnds OF
southern Alberta. and livestock Craze
out OF doors all the year round
The Belle Isle project would
change not only the climate. but per
hnps tbe future destiny OF Canada
and the entire northeastern coast OF
North America
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
PROPOSES INCREASED PAY
FOR ALL SERVICE OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. Aug a0--In-
crease OF 80 per cent In the pay OF All
officers Of the army. navy and ma
rine corps and SO per cent for en-
listed men, are proposed In a II !
drawn by Rear Admiral T Cpwic
former pnvmnstcr df the navy for
Which congressional support II
6ought
Admiral Cowle. In statement
made public today, said the salaries
@, I'll government cmplrNcS. cI,l and
military. should be increased iWur-
diately. lie suggested advances =
loo per cent In the salaries II he
president. tho vice president and
cabinet Officers and their assistants
OF nd 80 per cent for mem ocrs ~ caus
ErcEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

frur. Jacob Migeot. She made
many trips In the car which kept
her away from home all day She
said she was shopping. but her
husband Was warned that at an
automobile show she was accom-
panied by IA handsome stranger"
and wore orchids The stranger
was Jacob Jepsln. This wss' tho
beginning. Far beyond lie Camp
bell. Ahearn. Bycrle, McGwtre,
the shooting OF william kafitz.
while the amoke from the burning
l.awler home rises In the distance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
HIS CONSCIENTIOUS DOG
LANDS HIM IN COURT

slSspN, Cal. Aug. 3O.--That .v,,
a watchdog may be too conscief, No..
In his work is the advice OF for.s,
ltanIer Ross McCloud and Gan.
Warden j. $. White. who were ston'
ping for few minutes at the ho,'.
OF w J Moftett IN the mountain d,'
trict and were attracted by the v,S,,
OF Monetts dog 70, the brush cys,S
few minutes. They investigated
found deer which had been killoI NV.
OF season and took Moffett bcf,ss
court, where a s25 fine was inflictoT
Moffett now has doubts as to tba
value OF the dog "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
OWEN MAKES REPLY
TO LODGES ATTACK
Oklahoma senator Delivers Address
Saying Iodgr, Republican Leader.
at One Time Wanted League.
MANKIND WANTS COVENANT
Purpose - Ia Defeat wilson. As-rr,s
Spcnkcr-IIoly Alliance Com
partson faisc, lie Says.


wASHINGTON. Aug. 3O.-Quoting
,a,, 60, " - 40
~" . 'P'" ", ''',"'''
iV'I'u III Ipl'' III "h'ch h' i"No' W
"A IeaEue OF nations. Senator owen.
democrat, uf oklahoma. IN hn ad
dress in the senate today replied 10
ia" most regent attack OF the chair
man OF the TprrTgn relations commit
tee upon the peace treaty aud league
OF nations covenant,
"Th" galleries always applaud,
said senator owen. when o-scnator
mr,lSes an .oratortchl pose and thun'
dcrS furth his sturdy AmericRniHm,
ana the senator from Massachusetts
ala not fail 90 strike this popular
chord The senator ElOriously said
call me selfish II YOU VIII, con
scryativc or rcact'onary. but an Am
crirnu ! have remained a my ne
+ can never ho anything else but an
American ana must mink OF the
United states first
zine THIS rs magnificent The
galleries burstcd with applause. but
iu Iunc. 1918. NJ Union college tho
asSIlinr was sIu an American and
he told the world then In language
clear ana forciblc that.
Nations must unite to prcseryS
pcarc and order
lie stated that nations must be
SO unlipd AZ 60 ho able TO say TO any
sinrl, country.
Won must not go 10 war
"Fino. This rs splendid hut fa'
contradiction 81 his present attitude
that nations must not unite TO pre-
seryp. penco and order. That they
must not be 40 united ns-td say to
any single country, you must not 30
10 war.
MIR president. am | going too far
when appeal from ihli'iP drunk 70
Philllp sober
RrferrtnR 10 senator iIodRo
scru0h thal the pr'anpF ui Wv
league of nation covenant uucs
not differ essentially from lla.
~ the treaty or Pnri7 ron
whicn sprang lhe Holy hIIlhnCe az.
nnu its wars ana 'hal uaanh'I'u ~
cous'hNR repHl'lnc llN''l 1'"''u'
owen said. In o'h'r WI 49,,
promises made bF me 'tth'y u W.
Holy alliance haNlhE leu ="
these promises " III also 'enu 'w "a
because mankind r"p'h's nSe"
The obvious fHIlacS OF ms al ~
mcnt II mat lhe aHes'a ~
or the HOY alliance hhu nuthsh 90,
NNFU tINin lllhA A'''''''. "" ''f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Death and Ruin Is Laid at
Door of Genuine Vampire

TO believe he was "A Comparatively
poor man. with his death II was
learned he was wealthy and Mrs.
kaflj2 inherited $50. 900
Handsome Stranger Apprars
Entcr-trouble. This was tho
cue and trouble accepted H.
Mrs. Kafitz bought. against her
husbands advice. nn expensive
limousine and engaged a chauf-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
HELD ron WILSON TmE,rs

Kan-sas Ct'y German Arrested and
WI Re Given Hrvtrinr
KANSAS CITY. AuG. So 'Nr -erF
With uttering threats aEa.r.f Piece.
dent Wilson. AuEust We 'E..-H. a.
. German. was arraiCned To-day .Hf -.
/ the federal oonmisaiore- ana bis
hearing set for Septembcr T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

An outfit 10 enaole users 10 flash
light batteries To make thSfn as they
are needed and Insure their fresh
ness has bech invented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The northernmost cannery In the
world. fish packing plant, Is In
operation at Kotzebue, Alaska, well
within the Arctic circle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The government Of Columbia has
authorized the organization OF a
scientific commission TO make a
geological survey OF that country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
FIGHTING IN KRoNsr,pr

Sevexr Rattlc- Itcportri IN Strvct
and Public Squarv ~ CITY
IONpN. Aug. 3O.--Thers hra been
rrvere fighting In the sr,,.s and
public suuares of Krorvtad' 'hr ho'.
shevtk naval base near IstrnErai
according 20 dispatches from CFrcr
hagen Rodies wes rc"n N'nr r
the thorouEhflrcs BY allied a.rmen.
the adyires add
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
psRKsiDE GETS READY.

Coach Manloye. OF the Parkslde foot
ball team, is whipping his team into
shape FOR the season. All the boys are
showing well, and much prosress is
bcirg made Practice is held nearly
every evening at kirkwood PARK. To
out Will he held The following play
els ave requested 10 be out Pats,
sallcrs Falls, Brennan, Marshall, Cootc,
-pcakman. Maxwell. Collins. Ross
Brady. Hayes Nulkman. Webb, Man
love. Baker. Tresslor and Bromwell
Coach Manlove expects 10 put the
fastest i25- pound team In the state on
ihe ncld Al challenges should be ad-
dressed lo Edward Manlove. $. y. Cor
Eleventh and Pine street.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
CINCINNATI

'Baiicd for Williams in ninth in
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

10 Gandil. Groh up. Foul, strike l. Rail-
I. Ball > Ball 3. Groh walked Roush
up. Roush flied TO Fclsch, who threw
10 Gsndil at first, doubling Groh.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING - CHICAGO - Gandil
up. Gsndil singled TO center. Rlsberp
IN Tie hit into a double play. Rath 10
kopf TO Daubert. Schalk up. BALL I.
Ball >. strike. Rail .. Strike called
Schalk singled 10 center. Mc,Iullin hat
iing for Williams. Strike I called. Nc
Mullin out, Raih 10 Daubcrt.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
PORTER uCH Gun.

Rain kept down the attendance AZ The
Greenhill Gun Club Thursday afternoon
shoot j. Kaiser and George simon ran
spirited race Tor The high score OF
The day AZ hfly targets each broke
40 birds and in the shoot-of George
Simon led Kaiser ihy one tarket by
breaking a 2iN21.
Porter and " Minn.ck c'ashed IN q
i00-target race. each breaking 93xi00.
in the shoot-on Porter secured % as
against Minniok's % dead birds Doctor
Bertram. a new member and a beginner,
made the good score OF 2JXJ0
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
BARCLAY 10 WHISTLE PETROsIlY

sam pctrosky of CCnlesvillc. pa. has
Issued a challenge 10 The winner of last
nights Barclay-Wiggins match Pet
rosky weighs close 10 i70 pounds
Petrosky wrestled in Coaiesyille last
winter for a sio0 side bet, but didn't
win because the bout was stopped by
the refereee when neither one could
gain a fall after one hour and fifteen
minutes. This bout viii he held at the
Russian Hall, on October i6
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
ATnIFTIc rNTrRTAINMrNT

An athletic entertainment VIII be
held In 81 Andrews parish house,
Eighth and Orange streets. This evening.
The program will be- under the care Of
Athletic Director Martin, Of The Com
munllY Service.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
81. 3.OOO, OOO, ,OOOO SAVING
IN LONDON DOCK PLAN

LONDON. oct g. plans proposed for
the improvement Of the port Of London
would save nearly S3OOO000OOo a year.
% is claimed. and enable 1900 motor
lorrics 10 do the work now done by
10000 vans and carts
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

INW-UH7I TTTN7 - IT h'WI1 NN|HNTT-
Three-base hit-kopf stolen base
Gadil. Sacrifice hits-Felsch l2. Dau-
bert, Duncan. Bases on balls-On Sci
lee, n. Collins; Of Williams. e
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plate, Quigley at flrst Nalln at second
Bigler at third. Time hour and -
minutes.