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New Britain herald., 1919-04-30
EOX'S THEATER.

Fox's offers "Pitfalls Of a Big City"
for the last time tonight with q great
vaudeville show, headlined by THE
Seven Musical Spillers," king pins Of
oakland.
Mary Pickford's newest Aircraft
photop!ay, "Captain Kidd, Jr.' is the
attraction at Fox's tomorrow. 1t is
based upon the we'll known play of
the same name written by Rida John
son Young and produced with i'm
mense success at Cohan & Harris
theater, New York city. The story
deals with the adventures Of Mary
MacTavish the daughter of a canny
Scotch curio and book dealer who
obtained possession of a book which
contains instructions for locating a
secretly buried treasure. With GER
tain friends they seek the treasure"
and after many adventures they find
it only to discover that it is a hoax.
But to make up for the cruel dis
appointment there is a legacy which
brings everything to happy con-
c1usion and Mary finds happiness in
the love of Jim Gleason, a struggling
young author. A notable cast sur
rounds Mary Pickford, in "Captain
Kidd, Jr.' Opposite her in the lead
one of the most popular and screen
able of young stage juveniles, who
has the role of Jim Gleason, the i'm
pecunious young author. The chief
comedy role is handled by Victor
PoteI, the we'll known "Slppery
Slim who is cast as a village con
stabule." Robt. Gordon the "Huckle-
berry Finn of the Jack Pickford
stories, also has an excellent part.
AS an added feature Foxs will also
offer the Screen Supplement to the
Photoplay Magazine. This is en-
titled Peeps Into Film Land" and
offers some unique and novel pic
lures of screen life and shows such
stars as Dustin Farnum, Mae Marsh,
VIM. Russell. Geraldine >Farrar Edith
Story, Priscilla Dean, J. Warren ker-
rigan, also several scenes taken at
the Universal serial ranch The
above stars are seen enacting differ
ent scenes from their several screen
successes, Il also shows. how the diff
ferent surprising effects are pro-
duCed, which are always a source of
wondermert to the uninitiatcd Mutt
& Jeff. the latest Pathe News, and
other featurettes with four acts of
Fox vaudeville, headlined by the big
musical comedy satire, THE Love
Race a big New York girl act, with
chorus of pretty misses, funny come
and lighting effects.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-30

Next week Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday the Lyceum will present
The Squaw Man, Cecil B. De Miles
famous production. The story is an-
usually strong, the support of stellar
importance and the, production itself
one Of magnitude and exceptional
charm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
HERO OF MISSOURI
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
Ju,k Huu. credited WIN Saving
Ihrr" iiunLr'd Persons From
Drowning, t. Dead,

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
FISHERMAN FINDS ANOTHER
SOURCE OF GETTING MONEY

ROCKFORD, Sept li--With $50
tucked suugly In his trousers puck-
cts Lce Woodruff slept soundly IN
"a room over his garage, The night
was hot and window In the room
stood wild, open Nearby oUoa chair
rcporwl tho pants Somebody adept
at fishing ana ull Of unlawful IDEAS
heard Woodruff snorc The person
evidently knew there wac fruit IN The
plnnIopus fDr he secuted "A suck
and with bent nail performed as
uI.c % little feat of magic TN causins
the trousers to disappear as kellar
himself could have done Then ho
removed thr aforesaid $50 and re-
mupN OBJ, rNut- 10 the Wnctul mel
udF az Wu.arufCs nasal vibrations.
an h. Woodruff discovered on
.,YI.n.nE r The morning But ha
had H s.......u and hunch Leslie
-.ur,. 0u yuplpyc. was arrested
.rH IU n.u.r recovered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
WOMAN USED SMILES AND
REVOLVER IN HER WORK

CLEVELAND. O., Sept -
"Yuuug. good looking handy "''h
smiles. also r,vu.Ntrs.
THIS description applies 'o a young
woman 'ulrhWaymNn Tine police are
seeking She operates with A maze
rompaniou and thr pair have "A score
,f holuus tp their credit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

MONO ON WNrU NTUNI|E nm t|UTUI-
zBaitrd for Lynch iu second
90 Joseph ............ g1l u0n 600 o-5
wichita ...-.......... u0l uO2 700 Id
~umuarf Runs. Jackson. Hamilton.
kell,her Nuhttcr Crosby. Nllholt Nash.
burn. krucrcr. Mueller. Mcbride. Nowasha
errors jackson. Walker B1nowltl. Lynch,
two. base hits. Mueller Wuhon p. Crosby
three base hits Bowmau Butcher sacrifice
NIos Mueller RonowitT stolen bases
walker Hamilton. lcft ON bases, Wichita
e. So Joseph {. bases ON balls. on Lynch
on Rowrnan =. oN Murchison . hrt D,
pitcher walker. hits on lNnrh 3 iH %
Innings. struck out .hy Nurchlson "a b,
bowman 1 e5'mo. 900, umplres Jacobs
and S7Arnotsi
ELIANl GAM.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

oklahoma tl'y ........ "N. ... "a
pra MuInrs .Hul u"U U".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

Results Yesterday

AZ TULSA ne SIOUX cry 3.5.
Al wichita q T. ST. IusAh 3.
At oklahoma cry 80. Dcs Moiur
i.3
At Joplin O-s, Omaha I'll.
Nntional League.
At Cincinnati / Husipu %
M ~ Louis 3. New YORK
A. Chicago 4. Philadelphia %
only three games scheduled
American League.
At Sew YORK D. Si l.uuw
Al Washington {. Detroit 7
American Association
Al Luuirvillc gt1. ~ Paul 90
Az Toledo O.. Kansas DIN ll.3
A. indianapolis '.1 milwaukee,
l.u
A. Columbus a. Minneapolis ls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

NTVVT TTTITF| Nv IFT|'TT|T
summary Rams llAfhronk Nb.kri
Wiur Tanner I.udlmur, - Grfitr .
error, Mari Graham Park Ncrron two
base h.s Vim. Us.hrooL O. Hartford
three base hits Cof"' Grthlh. stolen
base Tanner. double play. urffith ~
manner Henson to Tanner 60 Moore 'IU
tamore 'o Ronsou 10 Moore hisr- ou Ia ISL
Off Park . off Hartford & ou Ha.bruuk b
ou WiuT4 hf, or Hartford .n o Ir
rinrs oN lIasbroog q boo @ nnHgt or
VIM non, iu iuH.nH rhhrg" defeat 'a
Hashrook hIt hy u.i.hrF Dos rara WA'tsr
q llara time l1o. ump,rr.. D. na., ani
fupArirh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15
YANKEES EASILY WIN
FROM THE BROWNIES
Hard lIittiug Gives nm Top Nine
Victory Tigers Win Free
Hitting Game.

NlW YORK. Sept u Tho New York
NN.trss mtdr D.. three riAtEhr from So
Iu... iuiaI. uIUUinE tho h'l game "i
trr.f,frrs NH,s held So Louis to three
Mfs while tho Nnukrus tu Wright Sd
lH... tuUnrsiUr hard
Tho kFurs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

AliHtiri inr u Ar7N Iu ninth
N,iaitrd for ur.rhesr u Hirfh
1SghuiHHr out hlt r' haticd han
SUMMARY Rom paHrti. errors. B0ccksi,
d NslI two base bits Rawlings Smith
stolen hast Rousrh double plays srhrci-
her to NAth 10 pauheft Boeckol TO Raw
hUgH bases on baiia, on FISHER | off
uoscHCDr p struck out hy Fisher I, By
uuraErr 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

CUICAGO Sept i4a-ESira base hits at
opportuur times enabled Chicago 20 shat
out Philadelphia In the first game Of tho
fefies hers today MARTA was hit hard
hut kcpl tho UsAors hits well scattered.
Tho f'ldUv ~ barber was feature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

st. Louis


summary NUhh, Barnes, hhotton 2.
llcDihrotr. errors GOnyalc, Hornshy two
base hts, shotton 2 thrsehase hit. Burns:
stolen hatr lieathcotr, double plays.
Fletcher to boyle TO Kelly Hotnsby to
la,hn 70 Mollviig bases. on balls. oft
Goodwin struck out by Barnes o, BY
Goodwin b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

Sr LOUIS Sept "a -Goodwins ss-
irrnye pitching enabled ~ Louis TO take
The nuai game of the srrir, from New
York to-day
Tho SCARE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

NUWnl.iTN -TNNO- O-NlNI ms, NINTTIN,
Magic, ncrnoN three base hts, Nui-
ii, ~httcry. IicrncA, bennett, HI
tcrt NCMullcu: sacrifice hits, Burke,
schmidt. Bennett: stolen htsrs
Cleveland. DAVIS. basCr, on balls. Oft
IiIe~mn~-cn, /, of Honurtt :, struck
out 10y ItI~~mu~~cn I, Lyons >, Zen
nett I: hu by pitcher, schmidt, hi
IAon,. passed bah, McDcTmutt
double play Na%lc 10 schmidt, left
nn bases, Sioux tity ., Tulsa nm-
pirc-, iIolmcr and Becker, time OF
gang, 80,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sep, - Park
pitched Oklahoma CIV to a double victory
over Dos Moincs today Boz tho closing games
Of the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

summary WI"N u TTATN TT-"|-- |"""VT
Z liudsmof,. orrur, Hartford I..I.nurr .
iVoLaae hn. D-.eg. Grnf. uof'.N
Mnrr Hrr. ha.. hIfs Banner l.rapmorr
sacrifice hit krscr double play Tanner
TO benson lo Moor. struck uut hy Park
O.. ..Is Ee,rr p. bases ur balls or lArh
o.. IrU uu bases Oklahoma Cl,F g. Dos
Noirss {. time Zoo ungrcs F'5rSlrrh
and A Igg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

score hN Innings.
Sioux CIV ..y... 100 $50 O. =
Tulsa .... SIOOf2 N--l2
summary: Two-hn-r hits, Muff'i
SlattcrN Naglc ., Davis; three -hasc
hits. Nuffli Williams: home ran,
Rrokaw. ClCvclnnd sacrifice hit
Goodwin: stolen base, Williams;
bases on balls. off I,nrham :, OF
Williams o: struck out. by Barlam
3. bN Williams /: double plaiS, Tier
nCy Ia .>lattrrN to Cleveland; Good.
win Ia Brul,nw, cleveland to NuGll
Ia SlnucrN. passed ball. Eiffcrt; left
on bass SlouN CHy (. Tulsa 3, un-
pircs, Becker aud Holmes; time Of
Rnmc. o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

Shsued for Cheney In ninth
Philadelphia .......... 900 900 600
Chicago 100 9i0 OOx--A
summary Runs, llollocher iertog. BAR
hor killifer. two-baHe hits HetEog KILL
fer Callahan three base hits. BARBER Her
fog double plays lloll0eher TO Merkle.
Mcusel 20 Adams bases on balls, of Mar
Tin ., on Cheney struck out. by Cheney
o. by Martin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

Tlerupl ard Snttnry were p'' ','l,' W., =
ro,.I,.s ,hc first game. ucrRfF ~
fnrcr hits iu four trips WINE 'p'
sol three in FIVE attempts. "uit''
ind DAVIS led the attack IN the sec
rrI John got three hits In Tour
nina while Nauk hi' safely In -FOUR
times MP.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-15

Davis got SIX hits I'm II trips,
Wuful i've boo nine, Naglr -Four in
MIN. cleveland four lu nine. I1rinrF
hyJn 100 seven.
Fifteen extra -ua-o drives were
made ny TULSA including nome
r.r. sINairlui,s aud rlghi dod'''7.
some s.urrlng'
p1yiy made three splendid catches
bon r., uf. game. of drives ht j..
lf4rgro,ralu the first. Ncpcrm't'e,
the fourth and GAodwin ia IN
sixth
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
Pueblo Yank
Stays Woman
Friend of Wife

Pueblo July 1S.-Ernest Morris.
aged 2s years. returned soldier. shot
and killed Mrs Magnolia Allen. aged
a. and dangerously wounded his wife.
Mrs Edna Morris, aged "a, wednes-
day noon in the kitchen of The Glad
stone hotel. corner OF Spruce street
and Northern avenue. Morris gave
as the reason for the crime that his
wife refused to drop proceedings which
according to the court records were
begun by her last month. and because
Mrs Allen was aiding the girl in OBJ
tanning the divorce and furnished her
with the money with which to insti-
tute the proceedings.
Mrs. Morris Is at St Mary's hos
pital in a critical condition. but may
recover. according to the attending
physician
ice. Morris has been employed on vari-
GUS jobs. but recently on n linemen's
crew OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company. His crew was at Mustang.
some so miles south of Pueblo re-
Gently. and Wednesday was pay day.
He laid OF and came to Pueblo on the
morning train Sheriff Thomas was
on the train bringing a prisoner from
Trinidad to Pueblo. He noticed n
man in soldiers uniform get on the
train at Mustang and also noticed the
man get on at Minneaua junction in
stead OF coming into the union station.
Minneaua junction is near the board
ing house.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
DAYLIGHT SAVING
BILL AGAIN BOBS
AS RIDER ON THE
AGRICULTURE BILL
Senate Appropriations Commit
tee Has Favorably Reported
Sundry Civil Bill.
6By Uaited Press,

Washington. July 1s-The Agricul-
ture Committee of Congress has again
attached the daylight saving repeal
as rider to the agricultural bill.
Anti-administration members of the
House appear determined TO force il
through Congress and place the meas
ure before the President again for his
acceptance or rejection
Th Senate Appropriations Commit
tee has favorably reported the sundly
civil bill carrying s14.00o,G0O for The
vocational education of soldiers and
sailors. The measure il the same as
passed by the House on Thursday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
Propaganda in
Favor Meat Packers
Says Thomas
tBy United. Pre-..l

Washington. July Ex-senator
Thomas of Colorado charges that
propaganda has been instituted to in
fiuence the Senate against the bill of
Senator Kenyon of Iowa. placing the
meat packers under license and en-
powering the government to compel
them to obey its regulations.
Senator Thomas said that propaganda
had developed following the recent
report of the Federal Trade Commits
sion that the packers would soon
dominate the nations foodstuffs un-
less curbed by law.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
ALLY COUNCILS
BEING SOUNDED
ON The R 0 0 I.
RESERVATIONS
Administration Indicates if SEN
ate Adopts Other Countries
Will Make Counrer Propo-
sails.
oBy United Press.)

Washington. July 1s.-Foreign gov
ernments are being sounded in rel,i-
tion to their attitude towards the pro
posed Root reservations IN the treaty
of peace in the event the Senate
should adopt any of them. said an ad.
ministration official today. He indi-
Gated the belief that if the Senate
adopts the reservations alluded TO.
other governments will propose coun-
ter reservations. This. he declared,
would result in serious delay to the
peace settlement. would hamper the
organization of the League of Ma
tions and would reopen many ques-
tfons presumed to Eave been disposed
of in the peace treaty. The senator
asserted that such reservations as
were contemplated would "vitiate the
contracts" the nations of. the world
have made for the restoration and
maintenance of peace. However, he
continued. If the other powers give as
surance that they will accept the SEN
ate reservations there sfil be less DO
lection to some OF the proposals.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
Wanted--A Creed

It difficult times, whether speak kindly
unkndy of Socialism 1t difficult Social
ism at all.
The little uncertainty as to what
Socialism IN mind There
trnes which called sociastic
conservative policy One might almost say reactionary
perialistic.
The Socialism" generally understood embraces
almost anything from the best the In the Socialist
party there is much divergence of opinion.
For example: There Socialists who say that all
born equal This is lunacy. We Some
geniuses Some born nbeciles 1t
fault of imbccles but the classes equal That
word equal something it has yet
One has the manual dexterty make rstclass pa
Unless hang certain number of rolls
day qualify for the 1t isn't easy
Some try for long time to learn it and succeed
They only qualify pushing wheelbarrow unfon
ate but not all born equal.
Many Socialists admit this, but declare should all be
given equal opportunities of learning This good
Il is Socialism, take off hat that part of it
We have yet attained to this consumnation but
ought try by legislation Many mans best faculties
because he has living very early age
Al disadvantage in competing with the rich
there il no taking advantage away That IA Boil
Give everybody the advantage IN educatou
simply Of taxation. There many brilliant intellect
which, present conditions pressure
the benefit Of mankind. ~
The truth cs the that still lacking same and
sshe creed e The best h all could be grouped into
creed might somewhere a ha POINT uf Un
ra Hut 4 vim newer Be done q the life of e present res
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24

OF this Wilson building. and changed
its name. to "The Record" which
name the paper has retained TO this
day. But it was published in the sec
ond story of that wilson building fJr
several years and during all of that
time It was owned by the Cramer
Brothers and by II, t, Blake
When the Odd Fellows moved out
Mr.. Blake secured the extension uf
the second story to its present size,
and all that was back OF the bah way
at the head OF the stairs became
known as Blake's hall, and all. or
nearly all of the public entertain
ments in Canon City for some years,
BEGINNING with 1881, were held in that
hail.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
Judge WaldO's
Recollection of
Wilson Building

In talking to Record reporter to-
day. Judge c. E. Waldo. said:
Il was much interested in reading
an item recently published in The
Daily Record concerning the early his
tory of the Wilson building. Nos 800
and 324 Main street, now being con-
verted into a garage. But there was
one error. consisting of the state
ment that the second story was added
in 1887.
In the spring of 1876 visited the
Odd Fe lows lodge in Canon City, and
las lodge room was then located in
the bach part of the second story OF
that building. and l was told by some
one that at that time the Canon City
Times was published in the front
rooms of that same second story OF
that latter point l have no personal
knowledge as the Times was removed
to Ouray / think. in 1877. certainly
before the end OF that year The
second story did not then extend as
far back as ii does now. but was prob
ably so or 20 feet in length from front
to rear
~ fhp" ioHt tHe ouu = cho"s iouSc
had occupied that lodge room. do
not know. but it continued to occupy
that room until the spring or summer
OF 1881. when it removed to the sec
ond story of the building now occu-
pied by OTIS candy store.
when came TO Canon City. early
in 1878. the Canon City Avalanche
was the only newspaper published in
Canon City. and its office was in a
little frame building which occupied
the site of the present creamery. No.
4oS Main street In the latter part
of 1873. or very early in 1879 the pa
per was purchased by the cramer
Brothers. who Immediately removed it
to the front rooms in the second story
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
PRESIDENT STILL
HAMMERING ON
ANTI-LEAGUERS
KELLOGG CALLED
Latter Stated His Opinion in
Regard to Reservations Was
Not Changed.

r Washington. July ls.-President
vi son continued his attacks on tha
opponents OF the League OF Nations
today by calling In more Republican
senators for consultation on the sub
jecf. Senator Kellogg was the .first
summoned to the white House on
that account Senator kellogg stated
later In the day that tho Presidents
talk was along the same lines ms his
conversations with other senators on
the matter. He stated that his opin.
ion that certain reservations of the
covenant were necessary for the vel.
fore Of tho United States was mot
changed by the Presidents areu.
anents.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
More Sugar

One of the things about that nerferes with
sacred institutions OF the home like canning.
Last year the shelves fruit cellar
empty for sugar impossible
get enough for than daily family But the
is and the idngs with regard for Jelly
and jam, CANNED peaches and picked pears.
There apienty Authority has been granted for the
release of which have been held by
the department This be sold in the United
domestic consumption minimum price the
the government So great quantity pounds
added suddenly the supply should goody
of sugar every grocery
lowering of price Europe would have been glad get this
sugar straight pound but the department
have robbed mothers jam cupboard when boy
the decision unanimous keep the stuff for home
ton.
Now for the preserving kettle With plenty of there is
for canning lot of utf the fruit be OBJ
taned,-Ft. Collins Courier.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-24
Bulgaria Must Pay
2 Billion Francs
fnysvyvlte1 r1rsss.l J

Paris, July is.--It b learned here
1hat Bulkaria'n separations b5ll VII
~ hetVesn 1.Voo. 900 and 1.oo0, ,o00
], A. pssse srsssy :. ~ ~ y!