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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
frankie Mason Busiest Boy
in PugiliSfc Ranks Today

one might unhcsitatingly take for
clerk II Is remarkable that in
spite OF the fact that he has en-
gagged In 10 fights during the ten
years uf his pugilistic career, he
has not accumulated a collection or
smashed noses. Caulifr6wCred ears
or damaged eyes The sole mark
OF the fighter about him is his
gnarled hands which he has
smashed against his opponents
heads
Frankie has a system OF training
that IL all his own He seldom
boxes while training for a fight,
his work while In the ring In actual
combat sufficing for this part OF
his conditioning.
Il always keep In condition ana
never require much intensive train
Ing. he said yesterday In explain
ing that he does not expect to per
form much IN public workouts
prior 10 his appearance next Mon
day night II fird | do mot need
boxing. getting the same results
from punching bag. That
strengths my arms and sharpens
NY Judgment Of distance. by skip
ping the rope and shadow hoAing
| keep my legs strong and fast
Il do not care.much for working
out in public ~ mnasiumS ana
would much prefer 10 train In prl-
vate here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
ATLANTA GAINS TWO
IN SOUTHERN FIGHT
Feature Of Weeks Playing Was Rise
OF Mobile From Fifth tn
Fourth station.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 25.--
AtlSn,as gain of two games in the
lead and Mobiles rise from nfth 10
fourth place. replacing Chattanooga
by four point mnugir. were the po-
ution changes which marked tho
scycuccn'h playing week OF the
southern association, ending today.
Atlanta winning five ot' seven
contests. htp two and hair game
lead over bho New orleans team. the
nearest contender which won uu"
game. 'I,I one and lost two. liftl"
Rock iu third position lost only
one of six games Mobile won three
lost tNo and tied one Chattanooga
slipped tn the rhrad of the second al.
vision with N,o defeats IN seven
games Memphis finished sixth with
fiNo wins and three losses while
Birmingham az seventh place won
two and lost flyc Nashville. nt the
bottom got only one victory In five
contests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
OILERS MAKE II
THREE STRAIGHT
Take Last Game From Okla.
homa City in Tenth In.
ming of Uphill Battle
BURKE GETS WINNING RUN
Great Baserunning by Ont.
fielder Features Game
Williams Counted
by LARRY DNl,ry

OKLAHOMA CITY AYr O..
Tulsa ended the mos, sa. ...f.. -..,
trip Of any Western .,a... ,.... ',p.
season by making IL r..., -
from oklahoma City h,r. ,.H'.3 -,
To b, In "A hard fo.gl .m..
game. The victory mu.iu. Il. g.. ....'
the club left home the. R..'.. .'.- .'.'
There were six dsf,t'. ..t .., .
.. 1t was see-spw game ..aa o..,
brliiiant ana bad nu-.tH. mn,t
both clubs were lu the u.ll .r a.
fcrcnt occasions. bur could ..t ball..
their advantage until 'Nr '..,l .r
ming whom Tulsa maGc a ..,
Jack Williams sent 4E r,.,..
Lefty BaNne In the s,y.... ...tr.
won his first game u u.l .,.ox
Btync, and Applegilc for l.,E,'.
CITY, pitched great ball f.r ,.-.,
Innings
Tulsa started the s,urr, .r 4,
first Inning Burke wlIkou. W.,
sacrificed Dllts was safe ... f... b..
Lindamore and Burkc scored f,..
second base on the h.t. n..'n. ...
ball by a great slide
Oklahoma city made ,n, .~ OBJ.
fourth. FRlk was safe ON C...s.,r. ,
wide throw to first U.., am ,,
grounder. Tanner singled q, r,r....
Fax going 10 second. l.rH4-r.r.
sacrificcd, Faik scored o.. arl., ,
Wild pitch. Tanner going n, Third.
triggs grounded 'o nayu. Tanrs-
scored on u passed ball
Two more wcreaaddcd ir ,gr s,,.-|
singles hy Fax and Grirgs arI'g 'grl
inns triple scoring the two
The last oklahoma C.fy run vs.
made IN the eighth Falk NaIkei1
went To second on Tanner single
right and counted ON Grires on
base swat to the same territory
Tulsa made four u the .r,cn.sI
Concentrated and hard nrurrI
which has been one OF 'hn f,atsr,
Of the long trek. and three error
were responsible S.aupry a-l
Cleveland singled with ono o.' T.
bases were filled when Tam
fumbled Davis grounlcr Davis
caught AT second uu Trrre
Erounder 10 Benson. SH'r.y SOD
ing schmidt singled 10 rIga, cod
ing Cleveland and Tirrn,y Palm \
dropped the BAH after tagging
lhtier at the plate. Tanner GrhU
Manion's Sroundcr, Schmd, goH
10 third, from whore he scored
Applcgate's error of Burhrs roller
The game was won IN The ZEN
Burke singled 10 center Wu'yli sa 4
rificcd Dilts singled tu center "A
BURKE again scored from second
beating the bail os in the 'rs' .nnn1
hv fraction
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

The double century mark by
January /, 1920, Ia the goal at
which frankie Mason - shooting
This Fort Wayne bantam arrived
In INIlsr yesterday to complete
preparations for his l.-rOuI& en-
counter with Bobby hughes at
Convention hall Labor day
Ills vacation untl next Mon
day night is the longest spell or
iilcncsS he is TO enjoy this month.
Ater tilhng his date with Hughes,
he hikes TO st PAU for tilt with
Mike Ertie a brother Of the
late lamented Johnny, september
-Four days later he steps into
the riuE at Gary Ind. to take
"A punch at Frankie Izzo Septem-
hcr II hg is booSrd at Fort Wayne
with Carl Tromaine, whom he
hooked up with on July In the
semi wiudup TO the Willard Demp-
sey embroligo, and the following
night he u listed At Michigan city.
September 10 he meets Joe Nynch
at Baltimore While he has not
closed any other dates for that
month. he expects 10 engage In at
least one or two more before oc-
tohcr.
Already Mason has fought 81
fights this year. his last encounter
having been with Jimmy Duffy al
Michigan city last Thursday night.
Mason * u little fellow. the sort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Abbottmen to Play 26 Games
With Only 10 Days Remaining
EACH TUESDAY LADIES' DAY
Tulsa Club Cones Home in
Second Place Only 4
Games From Top
ny CHARLES j. BIuIL.

TuIsua couuyyr.uE baseball heroes
r.u.u today from their lunr and 'r..
umphnn' roma tour to max" 'h'l'
frb dash Cor ino Western '''EH'
pDnau, ON their home grounds a.
MoNulN PARK
Nearly fnrrr wcehs ago when
Fprur,r Abbot led the oilers uuI'h
f.. lhIi los. foreign Invasion the
club was .u.rAtu ppr" To-day b"
f. bringing theta home lu second
ulu,,. having won - rtmrt against
ts lost u. opponents ln" mos. H'r
t,fHful ruud record wldr l'N uuN
Western league club tbIH r'hUyn
Ictweru nov and september -.
IA, closing day of 'h" season. 'h"
Dicrs have 26 games in play ana
there are only 10 plhyluF days re-.
mDinIug This means number ~
douhlohclders And Win IN" team
striving Go overcome tho four game
lead OF the A. Joseph leaders mere
IS every likelihood or vfuIst 'H'th.
hsh.uK q season a attendance record
l. !p bound 10 be q driving finish.
rcal thrillcr. ana there ~ nol =
Tulsa Fan who does not believe that
tno oilers viii prove the mmcH cu.
g.. hN dashinR under The W.rc tfH'
The schedule.
Following ls ne Tulsa schedule
for he remainder of The season, all
a. McNuiV park
Joplin. August 20 q -
oklahoma I!'y Augn'' 70 80
3l-3l.
Wichita september IL,
Omaha September I, 4. t
~ Joseph September H.
No.. Nt,tp.. G.tInntYY u IA
Sioux CITY september IL ~.
ll.li
Tulsa has postponed games with
Dcs Mones SIOUX City ana Joplin
Successful Rund Trip.
Fourteen games won, one tied ana
only six lost is "a road record ot
which Tulsn may we'll be proud, es-
pcclnlly being made In league 40
well balanced that only five games
separated the first siN clubs when
the Journey was begun.
The first stop was at Omaha. whore
khbott's men won three straighis
They received a setback when they
reached St Joseph the leaders tak
Ing two out OF three They advanced
their record again by taking two out
q, three from Des Molnes. Again
they were set back, this time by
Sioux City when TOOK lhe second
and last games after the oilers had
captured the first II was At wichita
while spposing the team that hh
been made fayorlte for the pennant
that they once more took series.
two out OF three Since losing the
iaAt game OF the Wichita series &
to ?. Tulsa has not been defeated
Twice she had a close call Last
Sa turdny the score was to 4 when
they had to quit 10 catch a train for |
Oklahoma City and yesterday they |
were trailing until a late rally en-
abled them to sweep the oklahoma /
City series. the second time this sea
son they have taken complete |
series from their ancient oklahoma |
enemies
Except on those days when II will |
be necessary 10 play "A doublcheader |
all week day games Will begin at 4
o'clock and sundays doublohendcrs !
at 2.30
Every Tuesday viii he ladies day
women being admitted free To both /
gate and Frands'and regardless ot
whether they are accompanied by
male escorts or not To-day " their
first chance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

BnttCd for Baync In seventh.
NJ BBttcd for Applcgatc In ninth.
Tulsa .........i0O 900 400 IA
Oh mhoma city 900 a02 Ol0 %
summary; Two base hits, Griges;
three base hits, Griffith, SacriiiC \
hits, IIndamorc, Wuffli; stolen base,
tTlk. Dllts, Ticrncy; double plays,
Wuffli and Slnttcry, Benson. Tanner
nnd Grlggs 2 struck out, Applcgatc
3. Baync !, Williams 5 bases on
balls. Off Applcgute 1. Baync 2, VIII
l'nms / hits, Off AppleRatc In nine
Innings, OFF Salisbury = In I, off
Bnyne I In 9: Williams 3 In 4; lCrt
on hascs, Oklahoma city 4, Tulsa g.;
charge defeat TO Salisbury; credit VIE
torl 10 Williams: Wild pitch Bnync; I;
passed ball. schmidt; time, i:H5; um-
pIrcs, Jacobs and Sctlcy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
REDS DEFEAT PILLS
IN SEVENTH FRAME
&c, Five Huns Which sew up Battlc
No Othcr NntlnURl Games
Played

PHILADELPHIA. Aug - Cincinnati
defeated PhlAdeiphiA todO, I'm thy srN
snth inning thr visitors t~1t r.sht men
20 bat before making a hit IhtIr only
biz iu this inUius Was RuusrH dGuh'r hui
three bases on balh errors by Fr,rre and
JTtsEessrr and ~ii push helped pro
&soe five runs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Mcrlrnn General Goes nnck

PRESIDE, Texas. Aug. 25.--Gen.
Antonio Pruncda, CarrnnEa com
mandcr. who marched 90 Cuch!llo
Paraio when American troops
crossed into Mexico. returned 10
Olinaga last night and resumed his
garrison there. Mosme Bengoechea,
Mexican consul, announced today.
General Prspeda stated nine instead
~ eight bandhs we're captured at
CoyaWr by troops from Chihuahua
city Under General pieRucZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Boston


WAITED tor Ayers 90 seventh
hNhAtird tor Cunningham 4u niuih
iRan Tor Dyer iu mH.h
hosfon ....... ..... 400 un3 oil
Detroit ..... .... ono orc 002--i
Summary Runs. Vet Roth. Ruth Nc
lnuis Russell Young lcHmAu Atntwlih
Ellison two base hits llrllmau Jones'
Roth. three base hits Roth shannon NJ,
lnnis Cobb hous run Wufh STOLEN bases
Cobb NirsmiIh base ON hsus on Russell
g. nn Leonard l on 'unuurham struck
out b, Russell ! ~ Leonard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
NOTES or THE GAME.

Aside from the hard hitting and
splendid fielding OF the club, the
games feature was the base running
of Jimmie Burke The little old
fielder looked Ike a Ty Cobb on tho
path. His scoring the first inpins
was the neRtcst bit OF base ruhfling
seen for long time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
wiclIits
Joplin

TUUWhTF NUNS NU|TT- NTTNIT- WWFT'T|
howmAn Thompson NUT = Collins or
tors Wolfe ENoldt Nswasha Bowman,
Thompson. amb. nrandi earned runs
Wtchra Joplin two base hits Hal @.
sacrifice hit Ro.hler sacrifice ~, Bow
man. stolen base Cay brook double plays.
Fwo'di 20 Nhshtufu ia Mueller Ntaudt
10 Lamb 20 ClsyhrooL lrf on bases
WtyhiA a. Joplin 10. runs and hits of'
Lynch and N IN : on YAfyan . and /
in ! sttu.' out by Lynch T. hy nurus I
hN,rs on balls oU Yaps0 t. on nurns 1
hit haturpn. hy Lynch rhomp,6n Collins
b, NAr,Iu. Nrii hy nurus WbshbHtu
time 4 'N. lmpirrs ncrkcr and Holmes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
SIOUX CITY LEAVES
HOME WITH DEFEAT
aGruuuds Losing To- Dcs Muiurs hN
AturC uf to 2
JOPLIN BEATS WICHITA
Hard Hlttlng by Miners Proves too
Much for l,fics, ICnguc Iondcr~
and Joplin Rcmnin Idle.

siuuN cry Aug =, Sou, cay end
cd H, Western lr,guo homr game, tine
season b losing io pc, Moiuor Z 10 g. ln
urr hour and J.. mtnu.ss lyons fitted the
bases stih passes Iu me second inning and
tufiDY bic . humr Tpu.
Tho t.,r,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Manager Abbott announced last
nlGht that Halt new utility man Sc
cured from Kansas city and Benntt
inf.olier from the Louisville Amerl-
can ftsociaiion cluh. will Join the
oilers this series.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Pi'tshurg man wants divorce be
cause his wife gives him nothing to
eat three times a dav but beans
what that man really needs Is not a
divorce but a hired g.rl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
BOSTON HITTERS TOO
MUCH FOR DETROITERS
Ruth Iiils Fourth Home Hun II
Three Days Making Ills Total
for the season Twenty three.
NEW YORK BEATS CHICAGO
Tobin's single In Ninth Inning or
waiter johnson scores Two aud
saints Defeat Washington.

DETROIT. Ans as Detroit pit ncts
scrr unable TO hold boston in the Ttnchcs
today. The visitors taking the sccouI game
OF the serigs, to Ruth ht hI, fourth
home run IN three days. making hi tOtsl
iuf the season "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

At Atlanta 40. Mobile ort
At birmingham 4. Sew orleans 2
A. Memphis o. Nashville o.
\At Chattanooga T. Little Rock I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Joe Slattcrys dive and putout of
GrikEs on the attcr's grounder IN
the second inning was "A great play
Nonc OF them Nave IL on Joe in
fielding around the initial sack, The
big fellow has been hitting them,
too. hard and consistently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

At FORT worth g. Dallas !.
Al Waco g. Shreveport I t'alled
end seventh, tralnD
A. beaumont q. Galveston
At san Antonio =. Houston 8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Results Yesterday
Mrricrn Isngnr.

Tulsa 6. Oklahoma City 5. Go IN
ningsD
Joplin =. wichita (.
Des Moines 7. Sioux city 2.
No other games scheduled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

At 81 paul 2, kansas city !
A. columbus - Indianapolis 5.
At Toledo 2. Louisville q.
At Minneapolis :, Milwauke" I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Moose" Nangilder will probably
be Manager Abbott's mound sslec.
ton tomorrow, with Sugar" MApe
pitching for Joplin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Tuesday is ladies day All ladies
ar' admitted 10 the game free. Let's
give the boys A real welcome. They
deserve a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Des MoiueS


summary Runt, Moran .. Mari to't"y
lasbrook Milan, walker Hartford
O'iIsra errors Good~iu hrokaw lyous
Two base hits MILAN Moran pcf,tc three
base hit Connolly home run. Cnfiry sac
rifre hit Mlau. stolen hasrs Milan. Col
toy double play. Allison to toifcy 10 Has
brook l.. an basrs SiouA-tliy 5 Dee
Moncs q Wild pttrhr. HArnes . Allison
bases on halls of Lyons A. OF Barnes !
struck out. by Lyons / by Barnes d by
Allison 2 hits pnd earned rune of Lyons
Z and none In ?, off Barnes and IN
T. or Allison and time, Is um
pirea. Meyers and shannon
Joplin y. wichita l.
JOPLIN Aug 25 Dennis nnrrs 70
rruiI pitcher k~pt Wirhiia's eight hit,
scattered and Joplin won today TO 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
American League.

St Louis 4. Washington
Boston Q Detroit I
New YORK 3. Chicago 2.
Cleveland IL. philtGr'phl .,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

with the most successful road trip
o, the season just ended. in which
they won IL lost SiN and tied one
game, the Tulsa oilers return home
tomorrow to open four-game
series with Joplin The Abbotts are
home tor the remainder of the sea
rpn. which closeH September IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Let Us Fit
Your Eyes

/ A scientific examination ot y.I
eyes, a pair OF sphor!rn. GlnSs'',
either reading or fpr distance IN
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CUT RATE OPTICAL Gu
uH EAST THIRD 81
over BOSTON Flower ~,'r''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Starting the trip in sixth place. two
games below 500. the oilers, boy
presenting the most powerful at
tack OF any Western league club
brilliant defense and improved pitch
ing. have gone into second place
only four games behind the LEADING
St Joseph club, The Saints finish
tho season on the road. playing the
las, two weeks in the southern end
OF the circuit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

A doubleheader will he played with
Joplin wednesday. The to I tie
contest played at Joplin last satWr-
day will be played of Manager
Hulswitt OF the Miners has con
scntcd to play that game in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
Nmrrirnn Icnemr

Chicago az 49, Louis
Detroit az cleveland.
NO other games scheduled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

Games Today
NcstCru League

NcrICru League.
oklahoma tIfN az Wichita.
Joplin ar Tulsa.
SIOUX tllN AZ omaha
81 Joseph a. Dts Moincs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07
original Belasco Company Coming.

In presenting Dark Rosaleen" to
the patfons Of the Grand Mr.. David
Belasco offers a production of Irish
comedy that may never again be
eoualled for perfection Of detail and
excellence of cast. The play, which
had a wonderfully successful run at
the Belasco Theatre, New York, last
season, is the work of W, D, Hepen-
stall, an Irish journalist, and Whit
ford Kane, the well known Dublin ac-
tor, For those who enjoy freshness
Of theme and bright dialogue, as well
as a pretty love story, charmingly
told. ozark Rosaleen" will provide
delightful entertainment. 1t depicts
life in an Irish village and the stage
is filled with the quaint picturesque
characters found in such a locality
There is a feud between two families,
somewhat after the order of the Mon
tagues and Capulets, but the younger
members of the warning factions man
age to bring them together to the
satisfaction Of all concerned. Mr.. Be
lasco sends the entire production and
company here, just as they were when
at the Belasco Theatre during the
long run Of the piecs there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07
A Real ouartette at Grand.

There isn't any doubt but that the
entertainment to be given by the Col,
umbia Stellar Quartette at the Grand
tonight will be the best of its kind
ever presented in this city. These
singers with years of training have
been singing together so long that
they sing as one person almost Any
one who has listened to their records
on the Columbia Graphonola will
agree that they have wonderful rep
eTtoire. The program tonight will bo
a diversified affair in which everyone
NO matter what their taste or musical
education will find something that is
pleasing. With these entertainers,
Judging the public taste has been a
hobby, and their programs are the
result of a large experience. The
ouartette is already in town, having
come in this morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07
inv THE
FRONT ROW
aFADLTNERs TONIGHT.

rHE best fun bill Of the week was
presented Jewel Golden's COM
= pany at the Hip last night.
There was more hope to 1t, but the
audience ate 1t UP, and laughed and
applauded almost continually at the
antics OF Golden and Hipp, who are
tow clever comedians. The autstand-
ing features were the specialties by
The trio, the violin solos by Mr.. Green
wald and the classy blues singing by
Lillian Rassent. This clever little lady
with pretty dimples. pearly teeth. and
eyes that talk, is the sensation of the
week at the Hipp, and she just does
about as she pleases with the folks
out front. Greenwald is corktng
good member, being an excellent
straight man, working into the trio in
great shape and offering a speciality
that will go over well in any house
Naturally such a nice chorus contin-
ues to be strong drawing card for
the show. They are we'll costumed,
pretty, sllapely and trained workers
who go through their dances with a
vi!c and a precision that makes II a
10y to see them work. Conrad Hipp,
Jr., only eight months old, persisted
in getting into the limellght the other
night and it may be will be seen in
an act all his own tonight. With
four daddies and twelve mamas in
the company of sixteen, the young
man ought to be we'll trained at least.
Some Of the folks in the show are
wondering whether they will ever get
back east or not after the jump they
make at the close of the Hipp en-
gagement. They go to Oklahoma from
the Hipp. For some, this is like 60
ing home, but Greenwald, the New
York boy, isn't looking with parttcu-
lar pleasure at the trip.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07
Marpuerite Clarke at Nelson.

1t is rather unusual for two picture
houses in the city to be screening sto-
ries from the same authors, but the
thing is happening today, both the
Dixie and the Nelson having pictur-
izations of Clyde Fitch stories.
"Girls" is the title Of the Nelson Of
fering, and in it is embodied the spir-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07
FREDERICK in GOODWIN Feature.

Pauline Frederick is seen in a
Goldwyn feature at the Princess to-
day, the title being Bonds of Love-"
There is nothing startling about the
story, 1t is pretty closely drawn to
real life, and there is no unusual slant
taken. 1t is not necessary to say that
Pauline Frederick does her part we'll.
Indeed, it is the belief of the producer
that she is in her best phOtoplay. A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07

A shock absorbing wheel of English
invention has hub partly filled with
steel balls, which share the road 1olts.
For farmers motor truck has been
invented that loads, hauls, and scat.
tiers fertilizer, using the same pow
er for all three operations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07
clsda Fitch Fly screenedI.

Gorgeous costumes, daring feats IN
the air, superb settings and scenery
are combined in the Clyde Fitch story
"The Climbers" at the Dixie today to
make it better picture than 1t is q
stage production. 1t is an interest
impelling story in which the suspense
Is we'll sustained to the end. A Larry
Semon comedy, "The Simple Life" Is
the added attraction.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07

it of New York life in limit humor-
Gus vein that is easy to follow and
smile at. Marguerite Clark is the
leading character in the play.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-07

Pathe News Is also On the Princess
screen today