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Evening journal., 1919-12-29
"MY GOLDEN GIRL" AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

The genius Of Victor Herbert and
the discrimination and experience with
public tastes that he has acquired
through years OF public favor have
been the main contributors to the sue
cess that is now being showcred upon
his most recent musical play, MY
Golden Girl" which viii begin It's VII
mington engagement at thePlayhouse
this evening.
Il has been said by critics and re-
viewers elsewhere that as composer,
Mr.. Herbert is in his happlest and most
cheerful moods in the expression he
uses in his score OF My Golden Girl "
With this famous and melodous mu-
steal composition for a background
Frederic Arnold Hummer has htted MS
lyrics, and Julian Alfred has created the
dances which are other features Of the
production.
A love effalr, with It's usual transi-
tlons. its successes and adyerslties and
then climax with q happy ending, are
some Of the elements that make up a
book th5t Is both logical and delight
fully amusing.
Robert Emmett Keane, well-remem-
bered for his excellent work with Mitzi
in Head over Heels" is 10 be seen in
lhe chief role Of MY Golden Girl"
With him will appear Ned Sparks,
Laura Arnold. Robert O'CoDner and
Helen Bolton.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
TRAPsHOOTING.

George Simon and C. W. Phellis,
shooting among Glass a men over the
Bellevue traps. on Saturday, FOR the
Col. Buckner trophy. each smashed 30
tragets straight The men will shoot
or The tie later.
Joe Ben McIIugh came next for high
honors. breaking 40 OF his 50 birds, fol-
lowed by C.. Wallace. Ike Turner and
Henry Winchester, with scores OF 4Sx50.
G.. W. Wallace's score of as gave him
the leg on the Colonel Buckner Glass b
trophy.
+. II. Simonton won the leg on the
Glass G. trophy. with a score Of 44x50.
and NJ W. Terrill won a leg on Glass ID
trophy.
After the regular program, Ike Turner,
Joe Ben MclIugh. Henry Wilson, Harry
Reed, Lefty Williams and "Cy' Morgan
shot n 25-bird race for two pair OF
chickens, using the change guns system,
and Henry Wilson took one pair with a
score Of 23x25, and Ike Turner took the
other pair after he had shot the others
out on the miss or out system.
Lefty Williams and MclIgh made
Iko Turner break 81 siraight 90 win.
The Phil DUPONT fox trophy gun
event was lhe big thing over The Green
hin Gun Club traps, and Joe
Ben McHugh. shooting at q yards,
costly led the field. with a score Of
i5xJO getting the nth leg on this
trophy Clyde Leedom and Phil du
pont each with n score Of 45X50 were
the closest competitors.
The poultry shoot proved a superior
attraction for a number Of the shooters,
especially those that had a bad start
on their first 2j birds. and then decided
10 concentrate their efforts to winning
chickens.
Bill NinnicS was in the limelight in
the chicken events, winning three birds
and also securing the long run Of the day
with G3 consecutive breaks 20 his credit.
Elwood Simon, Dad Simon and Wend-
ling each carried home a pair. Milling
John Minnick. T. c. Marshall. Joe Snow
and Jack Sheppard were also winners.
CLYDE Leedom was the only shooter to
qualify for a plum pudding. and Husler,
of the Christiana Gun Club, won the
consolation trophy.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
MORE HUNTERS
NOW THANEVER
Moose Was Hunted in Maine
for the First Time in
Four Years
SPORTSMEN DON'T
so OVERLOAD BAGS

Reports from, the States and the Ca
madam Provinces show that there are
more hunters IN the field this fall than
there has been IN several years.
This is due to several reasons. one
Is that there is more game this year ;
another Is that men who wcrc in the
service now have ,he opportunity OF
going afeld' ard another is that more
people become interested In outdoor
life each year and therefore The ranks
Of the hunters become augmented year
ly.
The duck hunting on The Pacific
Coast has been better ihis fan than for
several years and The duck hunting IS
always good in season in Southern Cal
IrorRa Bull Moose were shot IN Maine
tlls falp from November q 90 3G the
G-. p o'.e" sa7eo~ ~'r"o iof1 Tho deer
season was cut 70 days in Maine but
bat only brought al the hunters In a
iOrtof space of time. Maine bad q lot
or new l3Ws On The disposition OF Moose
Wight shooting was prohibited as was
shooting on Sunday. N0u couldn't hunt
legally from an automobile.
Moose once upon q TINT ranged over
,ae whole Of The Northeastern woods
now only one state in ihe un'on-M!I-
eeota--bss so opcr season. There was
time when the lumber camps fed
he lumber iacls on Moose, 10
Joins cheeper 90 hire catlvca 90 hid
-coss than 81 ru~ca9sc beef or Iork.
These were tho haicyon days. They
have gone, never 60 return.
Now VIC afc veiy much concerned
abou, ihe bag limits Scoglsmen who
aee inclined to be rrOIi Of their skill
seem to feel that II they bring home any
number OF birds below the -um1er
Prescribed by law 90 Is Ia a way humil-
isting 90 them and two or more vie
with cas- o'hc~ IN q friendly way.
When, as with wild fowl, the mum
Der q twenty-five Der day, In some
Sr4ies, and q party shoots ior several
DAYS. and each member brings in the
limit every day, the intended effect or
.hc law Is lost In short, if every man
who shoots is generally successful iu
Lagging the limit, then that number
rmst be reduced until tho bag limit
really means something.
Let us all think Of game preserva-
tlon first and OF the big bags afterward
when we have opportunities TO moke
high scores. The best way Is TO re-
gard the limit as a reminder % count
heads when the bag grows heavy and
then stop II the number is ample for
al our needs.
The law is intended TO restrain the
greedy, not 20 remind food sportsmen
that they must kill just so many in
order 20 maintain their prestige among
their neighbros.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
Town Team.
Goals

and May Allison In Fair and Warmer
are the chief contributors 10 the fun
that Is most pronounced on this weeks
program at the Queen Theatre.
"A Days Pleasure" which is the
fourth OF Charles famous Million Dol
lar Series, Is a tale all pound around a
man who would seek pleasure for an
entire day In company with his flivver.
his wife and his kids. The result Is
amusing II only In thought and about a
thousand times more amusing In see
Ing.
Edna Purviance again appears with
Charlie.
Fair and Warmer" which claims
May Alllson's attention now, Is adapted
from the famous stage farce OF the same
name which made Madge Kennedy ia
nous. on the screen Miss Allison viii
be see.. In the original Kennedy role and
Il Is TO be expected that her work VIII
be entirely IN keeping with her excel
lent reputation as a screen comedienne.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

on Georges when he is getting ready
FOR his bouts.
When he has time 20 lounge about
his training quarters his principal
amusement Is an Amerlcan-made prom
ograph. Georges prefers the Jazz
tunes. Music is a part OF his nature.
But the phonoPaph and lie jazz rec
ords isn't The loudest item around The
Carpenter camp That honor goes TO
the bathr0be Georges wears II would
make any American lady envlous OF his
wardrobe TO see Georges 50 gaily be-
decked.
Whenever the promoters are ready
20 go ahead with lhe bout, Georges Is
ready. II there is some other good
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Win sugar around 70 cents pOunu
and eggs scarce as cmeralds and rum
what it is, SS IS q fair price for a mug
oi Tom and Jerry.
Tire hon who lays an egg
Each day these times. sHe-'
IN my Opirion Is
4 barnyard millionaire.
When Piqua, O., and Romney, w.
Va, have been heard from. the list OF
applicants for the Carpentier-Dempsey
battle viii be closed
STONE AGFE STUFF.
Remember 20 years back when there
was harmony in the American League ?
But
They're mentioning a successor for
Fielding Yost's job at Michigan and
Garry Herrmsnn's nest In the national
commission.
The Cardinals pick Brownsville FOR
their training camp, whereupOn Brown
vile responds by picking the Cardinals
for the 1920 pennant.
TWO rasslers met one winters eve,
And many fans were there;
When up spoke one enthusiast
AT least, the mat is square.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

PARIS. Dee 29.-GeOrges Carpenter
is most interesting In his training The
European heavyweight champ, headed
FOR a match with Jack Dempsey, the
American, for the worlds heavyweight
crown. isn't letting up Just because he
knocked out Joe Beckett IN the London
ring He's right on the JOB getting
ready for Dempsey or whoever comes
next
Before his country went to war with
Germany Carpenter was a rich man.
lie perhaps was worth half a million.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
cit PAYS TO ApyERTIsE.n

Every wldeawake merchant and busi-
ness man or the day is heart and soul
in favor OF the slogan" It Pays to
Advertise and FOR those who are too
conservative to believe as well as
those who do believe. Bryant Wash
burns picture. 1T Pays 10 Advertise,
coming to the Majestic, beginning To-
day, will convince that either you are
wrong or give you additional reasons
why you are right.
Rol Cooper Megrue, the authon OF
"Tea for Three" which has completed
an engagement at The Playhouse last
Saturday, Is also the author OF 1T Pays
TO Advertise" in its original form, and
gave it such a thorough expression that
n was a famous hit.
Bryant Washburn was chosen for
The Interpretation Of the chief role,
principally because he seems TO be ex-
ception ny well fitted for such a role
and because II requires an actor with
personality as pleasing as Wash
burns.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
.SALESIANUM DROPS
FIRST TO W. c. FIVE

Salesianum took the short end Of a
90 to 27 count in the West Chester High
school cage on Saturday afternoon It
was the first game lost by the local
Eve.
salesianu.r has secured a return game
to be played at st. Patrick's hall on
Saturday, March 20, when they wish to
aycnge themselves "a the defeat band
ed them yesterday.
West Chester High is the team that
defeated Wilmington High School re-
emily by the score Of % to Il oD
the Cherry and Whites floor
The score:
SAL EsT AN-IrAI q u s
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
HapShooting Leaders Of 1919

Nenard. Tex. 9iXi0O.
international Champion.
Frank :. Wright, Buffalo, y. Y. 100
iraight.
High Average.
Am3teur-Mark Arie, Champaign. Ill.,
91s0.
Professionally Race, Curtis
Nebr.. 9S0i.
Women-Nlrs. C. Z. Groat. Los An
geles, Cal, 9lS3.
Longest Run.
Amateur-Mark Arie, Champaign, H.
i22
sional-Fred Gilbert, Spirit
Lake. Ia, sol.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
KEYSTONE CLUE MEETING.

The Keystone Field Club VIII hold an
important meeting tomorrow evening, in
their rooms, No. 20i East Fourth street.
Every member is urged to attend IL
Is especially desired that all Of the new
members be present. FollwOing the
meeting flashllght pictures viii be taken
Of the group and social hour engaged
in. All members having string instru-
ments are requested TO bring them
along.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
National Champions.

&c yards-Frank :. Wright, Buffalo.
n. y, ig9x200
IS yards-F VI. Troeh. Vancouver.
Wash. 200 straight.
IS yards Professional Bart Lewis
Auburn. H.. 200 straight
fiG Yards-,W Women. Mrs. 4. il. Wink
Ter. Chicago. H., S9Xi0O.
iG Yards Boys George Andrew Mil
Ter. Brauton, Ala, 1880
i6 Yards tNeterans) II. J. Mayer,
Madison. Wis, i6x50
i6 Yards Service Champion, F. p.
Williams. Navy. 99xi0O.
i6 Yards Double Targets) Nick Arie,
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
sTnEcKLE STOCK At PINEHURsT.

Among The fast horses wlntering at
The Pinehurst Jockey Club, under the
I'VE OF Great Paige, are two from the
stables OF Harry =. Stoeckle. Lee
Moore. out Of the famous Lee AxwOr-
lhy. and Harry Forbes. out Of J. Forbes,
,re conditioning for next years matinee
l,ason at the Southern resort along
With $50 Of the country's fastest Harry
+ 5. the matinee record holder, is un-
dr the care OF Herman r. Tyson, at the
Newark stables.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
Id the RIa.to on Wednesday.

special train has been secured for the
transportation Of he "See-Saw" com
pany from Atlantic City, where II is
now playing, 10 Wilmington, where II
viii open It's engagement on New Years
afternoon. Due 10 The fact that the
time between the two performances Is
so short and That the production Is so
elaborate and heavy. this has been ac-
complshed only through particular
effort
Dorothy Msckaye is the ingenue Of
the production.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
FRIGHT TO LIE"

To-day brings the beautiful Dolores
CassinelIl 10 the Savoy Theatre. The
Right to Lie" is the title Of the picture.
which is her newest offering. Jane
Murnn. one OF the leading feminine
dramatists, is responsible for the story.
which is a particularly powerful one
depicting the dramatic episodes OF tne
life Of a virtuous young siri.
CarIoifa was the victim OF lies. 1t
,vos no that placed her In a false and
awkward position In John brakes
home as his ward. II was a lie that
made her a social outcast. Several
wears later Il was a lie that made her
husband doubt her purity and her In
nocence. And then. when he murdered
Inc conscIenceless scoundrel. u was
Carlotta's lle-a lie that besmirched ner
purlty and ylrtue-that won for her
husbands a verdict OF 'Not guilty"
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
Keystone Hot Shots
BY THE FOUNDERS.

Several members turned out for the
bowling team on Saturday The best
'ooking candidate was Norris Goldberg,
With Bearcat Virgins q close second.
Everybody up next Saturday. We
open with the Pusey and Jones team
Of the Industrial League. The balls
viii start rolling at 2.30 p. N.
Everybody out tomorrow night, boys.
We want at least sevenly-nve men in
that 1ashllght picture.
pete Toner says he hopes slim
Beecher dies after ne eats that turkey.
Yes. Beecher. ii cost Pete % cents and
we think you are a cheap sport 90 beat
q man out Of such large amount.
Coz Young is making hit with That
real world series. Coz is a clever en-
ter,ainer. How about reciiins that plot
10 The next smOaer, Coz?
Joe De Lucca and Jim Diano have
been spending their Christmas vacation
in New York. Joe likes the big city SO
well he is thinking Of going over there
and finding himself o wife
Leak Kramer IS coming 90 the front
as a wrestler. Look out for This old
boy, as we think in years time he
viii be a class by himself.
Sunny Wirts has taken UP boxing We
think that. like his town mate, Mr.
Kramer. he viii more than make good
Leo Walsh and Hudson Reed are re-
uuesied TO attend tomorrow nights
meeting.
Walter Moore, leader Of the string
band. requests that all his men be
present tomorrow night.
Jim Leech and his minstrel troop will
cut up after the meeting. Yes, and be-
ileve US, 10 Is some fun 10 hear them.
Billy Springer will be out tomorrow
and make an announcement that will
snock the hat OF everyone present for
ne surprise Of your life.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

match ahead OF the AFFAIR with Demp-
soy he is ready for It, too.
Il will meet Dempsey right away in
the place that offers me the most
money" he said. 1T will be the hard
est fleht | ever had. II Will not be
like the Dempsey-Wlllard affair. or my
flght with Beckett Il will cover a
longer route, and / am sure that | VIII
not expose myself reoklessly and allow
him 10 get across an easy knockout
blow"
10 can be seen that from that state
ment that Carpenter realizes the I'M
portance OF being In the fnest trim
possible, and that Is why he Is not let
ling nn m his ring work.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
CALL oF ROYs TO PRACTICE.

All members Of the boys gymnasium
classes Of the Y. VI. c. A. who viii par
icipate In the gymnasic exhibition on
New Years Day morning are requested
10 be at the "Y" 10 morrow night al
7.i5 rclock for practice. The attend
ance Of every participant Is urged.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
a,vNr or CRFEN GABLES"

Another well knowp character o'
actIon has been iransposed to the
screen with the filming OF Mary Miles
,tinter in "Aune OF Green Cables by
he Reaiarl pictures Corporation. Anne
shirley heroine Of L. NJ. Montgomery ;
four "Anne" books, has for years been
one OF the most popular tction herolnes
of grown-ups as well as the younger
generations in America.
The picture opens at the Victoria to-
dav and is fun Of funny situations and
human qualities that went 20 make
the hook such a success The cast in
ch,des such names as Frederick Bur.
ton. Leila Romer. Paul kclly. Marcia
Harris, J. T. Caillee is true to the Welt
defined types Of which the author
wrote. The Pie family IS there with
all its meanness.
The added attraction viii be a sun
shine comedy. entitled The Roaming
Bath Tub" and promises TO h
knockout.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
3 TEAMS TIED in
NEWARK LEAGUE
Town Five Wins Close Game
From Continental
Fibre
snecIal Do The EvenIng journal.


NEWARK. Dec. 29--lt required two
extra periods OF five minutes each 20
decide the winner In game at the u.
NJ. G. A. Saturday night between the
Town and Continental Fibre Company
teams. The former eventually won by
the score Of &c 10 20. II was one Of the
most exciting games that has been
played In the Newark League. The
playing Of G. Robinson for the Town
team and Ewing for the Continental
were features OF the game.
The league race is becoming more
exciting as the FIRST half draws TO
close. Three teams, American Legion
Jr. o. u. A. NJ and the Y. NJ. c. A. are
tied for first place. Each Of these
teams has lost but one game. The
lineup and score OF the game Satur-
day night follows:
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Monday: Minqua vs.. Usage.
Wednesday: Mattahoon VS.. HopocLa
hacking.
Thursday: Wawaset vs.. Manitou.
Friday: Delaware VS.. Andastaka.
Saturday: Lenapc VS.. Hiawatha.
Saturday: Apache vs.. Seminole.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
AR Tie cAnRICK.

'sTovland." clever Juvenile revue: Is
one of the features on the bill at the
Garrlck Theatre this week. II VIII be
given by a company OF clever youths
yybo have unusual ability as entertain
ers There are many other interesting
things on the bin, including Marlettas
rnonilins inanlmate objects which do
human things: the Keeleys. In athletic
snn. villa and Harold Brown who
make pictures out OF rags Wliliain
Newell and Elsie Most. broadway lsNor-
ties. in SONGS and dances; the orpheus
Comedy -Four, a lively male quartet;
Ford and Cunningham, who come dirset
from musical comedy; Minerva court-
new and Harry Irwin, in III Just HAP
pened." a western comedy; tho Pathe
pictures, etc.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
HTTIF GOAT~

To-day the feature at the Rialto is Fred
stones picture, "The Goat" the FIRST
protoplay production ever made by this
stage comedian and acrobat and in
which he made his nrst appearance
about a year ago. The production Is
thrilling in that Il concerns a man who
would do most anything for the chance
OF thrilling someone and was eager to
do it
Wlnlfred Greenwood Sylvia Ashton,
Raymond Hatton and Philo McCul-
Tough are IN the supporting cast.
For Tuesday only Vivian Martin VIII
be seen IN "Mlrandy Smiles" This pro
ductlon Is exceptionally pleasing In its
story and theme and should be well re
celved by Rialto patrons TO whom
dainty Miss Martin is one OF the reign
ing favorlies Of the screen world
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Salesianum defeated the Alumni Of the
same institution in st. Patricks Hall,
on Saturday, 30 TO q. a coincidence is
that by the same score West Chester
defeated the Salesianum regulars
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Search the Want Ads for goad posi-
tlons, and II you have a house TO rent
the Want Ads will prove good, reliable
agents.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Touring cars may ne sold by she
Want Ads and runabouts and electric
cars will De advertised through the
Wants Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
sALEsIANUM c. II. G.
WEST CHESTER. H. S
TOuTs
Field. Foul. Pi
sALEaANUM ALUMNI LOSES.

Referee Curry, West Chester. Time
Murray, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
"SEE-SAW."

The Playhouse management has made
particular arrangements whereby a
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL.
III = G.g....f.-. D..,..a
stnndinn Of the Teams.
This Weeks scscdulc;

West VS.. brandyWlne.
In the Y. NJ. C. A gym on saturday
night the Church League basketball
teams staged two very fast and snsp-
py games. In the first game, West
minister met defeat at the hands OF
Brandywine by a 81 to 10 score, and in
the second game, Grace defeated West
2S to Is.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Carpen-tee-a he's sometimes
called,
Or Carpenter or Carp,
But by no bold imagining
Can he be called a Harp.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Though he belongs to that fair
land
Whose natives are called
frogs,
He fights as hard as any who
Has ever trod the bogs-
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
RED MEMS LEAGUE

Scores FOR week ending December 97.
Evening journal., 1919-12-29
CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

Charlie Chaplin in "a Days Pleasure
Evening journal., 1919-12-29

Everybody out tomorrow night, boys.
We want at least seyenty-nve men in
that fashllght picture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-28
'bARONS JOURNEY
 ID LOOKOUTV|LLE
M0ley's Men to Play Four Games in Chattanooga.
 Sigman to Pitch Opener

Shaking the mud of Redwood from their spikes the Barons journeyed to Chattanooga early this morning where they play the Lookouts four games in three days. Four times have these two teams met this season and exactly four times have the locals gotten away with the verdict.
 Lefty" Sigman is doped as the Baronial hurler in the initial battle to- day and Lefty" has won his last four games. Sigman is not the most effes- tive hurler on the team, but he man ages to win most Of the time and his teammates play well behind him.
 Fisher is still badly handicapped b. an injury to his knee despite which he made a beautiful running catch :n right field yesterday. Webb's pro- tracted absence from the lineup is unfortunate. of course, but Lucy" Hairston continues to put out a good brand of ball on the hot corner.
 Ballmer stated yesterday that he WIS about ready to work again. which brings the available pitchers up to five agaln. Moley plans to use his young catcher, Gooche. in the Chattanooca series. Had rain not blocked the first game yesterday Gooch would have caught one of the battle of the double header.