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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

Two base hit - Jacobson SacFlIlce
hitS-Smith. Gerber. GedeOn. Williams
Witt Double plays-Smlth 10 Severed ::
Schang 90 Scott. Scott 10 McInnis. Left
on bases-St. Louis. Q; Boston. ; Bases
on baIlS-On Leifeld. 3: of Russell. {.
struck out-By Leifield. . by Russell,
- Errors-JacobsOn. Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUF
Yesterdays RESULTS.

National League.
Philadelphia ] Cincinnati. 10.
New York. ]. Chicago.
BROOKLYN PittShurg. 0
Boston, - St- Louis. g.
American League.
Chicago. o. Washington II
Detroit = Phna8elnhia
cleveland. g New lurh.
81 Louis. l-3. Boston. %
American Association.
columbus, Milwaukee. ..
Toledo. q. ~ Paul ]
indianapolis. 3 Kansas CITY 'ealled
TO catch train.
Louisville /. Minneapolis o 90 IN
ningsl
Three-Eye League
Moline. . Peoria.
TeTre HautP. o. Bloomington. 3.
Evansville Z Rockford. D.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.
brooklyn at Pittsburg
Philadelphia az Cincinnati
New York at Chicago
Boston az 81 Louis
American League.
Chicago az Washington.
Detroit No Philadelphia
Cleveland az New York.
1t. Louis at Boston
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

Three base hit-Hsrzog. Stolen bases
FIack Vaughn Sacrifice hits-Alerkle.
Young Chase Double play-Naughn 10
HolIochcr 10 Merkle. Left on bases
New York Is. Chicago. 4 Bases or balls
or Douglas >. OF Vaughn. . Struck
out Nv Vaughn. 4. hv Douglas , En-
rors-Fletcher. HerzoG killifer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
PIRATES HELD TO FOUR
BlNGlES BY PREFER

BY Associated Press
PTTTSBURG, Aug brooklyn
defeated Pittsburg Saturday TO o.
Pfsfer held the Pirates TO four hits
and always was master Of the situa-
49, En rIrnr me- NH Cnn...-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

NTWTFW UHNFT = 'IUFTI- 1.I"IITITAT 0T-I
Hixenhurg Sacrifice hlts ~ AftoWskl,
Moore FitZimOns TWo-bas hits
Fitzlmons Struck out-By Moore. 10.
~ Fitzimons 6 Time Of game . 10.
-Wertz. Errors-AftoWsk Zielin-
ski, Blackmore and Hixenbaugh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

KANSAS CITY. Aug 9-kansas
city and indianapolis played %
tie i'm ten innings Saturday I'm the
final game of the series. Johnson
pitched great bail after the FIRST
Hin replaced Rogge in the fourth
and kept the locals from SCORING. I'm
the irst Of the nth z. Willing hit a
home run over the right field fence.
but as the managers had agreed TO
call the game az Sis. the score re-
verted back TO the end OF the tenth
when Kansas city failed 20 finish
their turn Score
Indianapolis 500 600 600 o--3 2
Kansas city. 500 600 600 0-3 2 o
Rogce. Hill and Leary Johnson
and LaLonge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10
big Home Game.

The football carnival on Cartier
Field wilI ae held on November -
With the Michigan Agricultural COL
Iege as she opponent \otre Dame
suffered defeat ar Tire hands OF the
Wolverine farmers in Lansing last
year this year tho Hooslers VIII de-
iermine 20 even matters up Sew
eral other features are being plan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
DivOrce Waue Hits Tulsa; High Cost
of LiUing Blamed for BliSSleSS City

Tn" worst divorce wave IN the
history - Tuls has started With the
new year mhty petition. Tor scpa
ration having hren filcd In the dis
iil'i ana superior courts during the
fifHt tNu weeks ~ 1873 and a. th.
present rate ia" total Will mount far
h"yond m" thousand mark before
the wear ends This viii be twice ~
many ~ w"r. recorded during Igls
IN casting about FOR cause. Of
"hHi pruui-"H to be an alarming
situation h'Ctuse ~ the increasing
lumber - divorces sought. one won
d"i~ n the high cost ~ lVing In
Tulsa IN not largely N. caus. when
" u noted mat gross neglect ~ duty
"nd nunHuppor, ~ the ground set
~ i"i diVorco In the uiaiorit' ~
lh" Hulb fllri The almost i'm los.
"hlllf ot securing "A house IN which
'' i've. ANA the necessity ~ renting
I"niuH ana eating uptown i- known
ln "" difort cause ~ much ~ the
discomfort which often lead, 90 scpa.
ration aud divorce
'lhef" ar" many causes uf ~
Nnr'"S. ana no doubt the high cost
~ liNing has played a large part In
cases IN Tulsa county during the
past Few months said " \
l'tr' kenridg" who has Just retired
from the offic" ~ JudEs of the m
p"rior court after holding that pu.
tlii"n Tor the past eight wears. and
before whom more diVoTr. ,nHrs
have been brought than perhaps any
uth"r Judg" IA the state, when asked
HIS opinion uf the matter yesterday
judg" lireckruridR. says that ~"
has been severely criticised for what
seemed to hr his liberal attitude In
granting DIV NutceH. but he maintains
that when u gulf has been created
between husband and wife to such
an extent that cone IL Induced To
com" into court ana proclaim pub
lirlN IA" causes necessary for se
cvring u divorcc under the laws ~
the state there In then NO chance
ot the coupl. ever again llNing IN
harmony aud peace thereafter lie
says that people should be permit
ted To rcCtify this mistake when II IN
discovered that one has been made
In the selection OF mate. which IN
his opinion IN th' likeli-st ~ all hu
man mistakes To occur
In support OF this statement
Judge breckenridge says that when
a man and woman are fltrt attract
Ell toward each other. and tho
thought ~ m0irimony enters THEFT
minds. each on" takes taro In put
IN" hcst foot forward. ana keep the
clovcn hoof IN the background until
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
INDUSTRIAL UNREST
IN ENGLAND SERIOUS


IpNl'p'ol,p 20 Tho .uius'rn
unrest ri,tA .'r' 'hruuph the country
IN causing s,tIous au,. .ciy. mot only
10 large 'ul uNoi, ~ labor hui even
Il" cons" ItHf,r hihur leaders The
labor i'sd'n, taking this ait,tudr IN.
'ludn " Thomas general H",ir.
ihtl ~ iht i,u.NhN Nru y uulon who
N'"ieriby Vttnsd u meeting ~ pos
ihl N"fkr.r Who W"f' demanding
a q u"ur W,'h. moro huldnS- aud
'ut'hiini'u' ~ u.rhi Vpfk. tht' The
nduHi .tI lrI economic position ~
lhit 'u1ulr. gives cause for 'u|rrm
The ul.'t workers are On, one
~ man, trade union, Whl'h prr do.
WHuilnF .uuiirr hours wtih no pI,s
"ni ur better pay - tu ihi4 time
ihr demands ~ fhe miners have
been "mh"dird ~ the resolutions ui
ih" Southport miners frirrt'.un.
Who nu "Wednesday demanded that
'h" government drmuhilllr hlI fhr
miners IN the army and that Vpgr.
other than war wnRcs hr advanced 30
PEI cent
TIE attitude ~ rhr mIurt, hir
caused much comment as io coal ~
iis pric" directly affects ~" public
~ is estimated that 60 giant u 20
per cent in,t"Isv IN wages would
send the price ~ coal up at ,c,at 81
"A ton
In addition 10 'ho w NETS the ship
builders on the tINdr nnd IN other
r-niera are sHiiHiiug fur ~ hout
week with daliN wages ~ ! pound
Carpenters throughout tho United
Kingdom A." asking Tor a ~ hour
week aud iron uiuuli-rA who re-
Gently we're granted a. hours are
threatening tu strike unless thls IN
lowered 10 ~ hours
The dock laburrra are demanding
~ hours Tor dhy Wutkat- ana II
hours for night workers. They also
are much hgltat"d uVri ihH shortage
of beer ana ltz poor quality, ana dur
Ing the week there has been much
slack-nlnE particularly nt Liverpool.
from this cause There has been u
temporary shortage ~ beer ht some
shipping points due tn a strike Of
brewery employees Who also com.
plain Of long hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
PeNITeNTlARy DAMAGED
By FIRE IN M'ALeSTER

~ NlLSrtU Jan - tlu the
origin uf winch has not as yet been
drictmiutd. bar vhiH' had ~ start
IA . small office maintained ~ tho
lumh't Nafd not onlA caused au -
iuuai'd damage ~ 600 at ihr stat"
p"nitcntIafy mere but according tu
warden Sam Morley. fpr a tlup"
threatened the rniitr lrn wtug ~
IA" lnHtiaiipu itself nut tor th"
timely attitai of IA" VI Nirhtrr rro
department ana the rff'l.ni manner
~ whiDh they handled the blhs, NJ
Morley de- iir'd th. HtAt" would have
suffered =" ihr extent ~ 1r}ctal
hundr"d luo ysani dollntH The flto
VAS confined tu the lutnhrr yari,
deEpit" the nigh wind ana the ar.
tculties under which m" me dc.
d"phTim'u' Wns compelled to work
with thr hnt" inside the prison walls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
COLDS AND GRIPPE YIELD
TO CAL0TABS OvERNICu'

To break up cold over nigh, q.
Ia cut short an attack Of rr,,..
physicians and druggists ar, rn,,
recommending CalotahH. III, -
nnusealess calomel that II pur,r.t
from all dangerous aud slckrnlnr =,
fects. Those who have tried 10 ..y
that II acts like magic. hy far o,.,.
effective and certain than fl. ,.t
style calumel, heretofore recon,
mended by all physicians
one Calutab on the tongue Al L.,
time with "A swallow 81 Wti.,
'hais all No salts no ntu.p, ,..
the slightest interference with ,,tIr,
work or pleasures NcNt morr,n,.
your cold has vanished and Nom,
whole system feels refreshed ,nt
purified. thlotnhs II sold only ,,
original sealed packages pr,.
thirty -fiv" cents. Recommended An.
guaranteed 10y all druggists Your
money back II YOU are not dcIghi,s
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
RHEUMATICS
ATTENTION
Stop Paying Out Money
for Nostrums, Baths or
Liniments Which Can't
Cure You.
Try the Prescription OF n Fa-
nous Specialist, C-2223--
II Don't Cost Much-Our
Home Druggists Can
Supply You.

II you suffer tho asonic- ot rheu-
matism. or lams back. aching Joints
and bones. swollen muscles distorted
or bent finger, sudden pains attack
Ing you most any time, then take
tho prescription ~ famous rpe-
cialist meant for Just such condi.
tion. II In known tn our home pre.
scription druggists hy the number
C-22e3 Directions Tor home treat
mont ana dose pasted un tho bottle.
This prescription tC-2221D IL liuuid
and one of our down town druggists
explained that II drains out ~ our
system all the poisons, uric acid and
Impurities which cause rheumatism
besides II purifies and cnriches the
blood. Thousands OF restored pa.
tents give n living witn.ss ~ tho
wonderful curative powers ~ C-222J
for rheumatism, 40 n seems we'll
worth while trying. especially as our
home druggists will give us back
oven the small fee charged for tn.
Prescription c.2221 II 1t don't help
us any.
NOTICE
II perchnncc your own druggist
cant supply YOU kindly give us his
name by writing To C.2221 Iabora.
tories Memphis Tenn Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musteroln

When those sharp pains 60 shoo,irr
through your head. when your skul
seems - II II would split. Just rub little
Musterole on your temples and neck.
Il draws out the Inflammation, soothca
away the pain. usually giving quickrelief.
Musterole IL Q clean, white ointment.
msde with oil Of mustard. Better than
Q mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat.
bronchitis. Group, stiff neck. asthma.
neurAlRia, congestion. plcurisy, rheuma
tisn. lumbago pains and aches Of the
back OF iointa spralnA sore muscles
bruisee chilblains, frosted feet--colds
Of the chest IN often prevents pneu.
unonia). II 10 always dependable.
3oc and 60c Jars; hospital ase $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

after tho marriage ls ConSummai"i
Then he says each party to the union
IN lIkclN 10 begin to hide the cluN"n
huof II there be one. not from each
other but from the public In other
words ponpl" are not as fair aud
open IN their cour,ships as they
ehuuld he. ard this In his opinion i-
roSponHlblc Tor u large number ~
separations that occur and later lead
in divorce
Another cause for the Increasing
number Of divorces according To
udgc Breckenridge. IN the fact mat
.u many women are engaged In IN.
iustrv ~ IN" past few years so,
only does THIS destroy the old itiii .
Ton that wounns place " In thr
home but IL brings about nn inils
criminntr mixing ana mingling Of
men and women Calling attention
10 that familiar quotation of nop-'s;
Vice is a monster of 80 frighful
mi"n.
A. 10 be hated. needs only to he
Vet seen too OF. familiar with her
flos
We first endure. then pity. then en-
brace
ludg. breckenridge says that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
ne.o!:!l!!in. 4: ]! ! !Soles
After voT BABY Is Bora
Thiah Nos About the Time % Couss
Afterwards.

When rcu hold BOO ,Uut HfWs ,ouf Tins
neN infAut BE- sufr that ,ou ,au Tee that
before in arrival tuu dat sll It ,oit power
10 glNr To- 10 hapD pre- uais| influence
SCIENTISTS saV hat 'hr thought, and frel
ma ~ tho u,peDNni mothrf strstlt aiiect
me health and disposition 81 The fiute ~
fant
iot over h,f ,eutur, thou,a1ds of
women Who hi,e used the time houofrd
femrd, Mothers ltirrd az th,i ihsy
TrtfrN sprd nsus,s. nervousness Ani
that pecu'iar distressing feeling ~ usa
~irfr namt" r ur.idtd rbsV thus ~,
served wonderful l, burht and Apr, ~
ro''iior witch reflects ~ marked, uIon
Tho uuhnru ,hi'i
n, ''r regular use " Mothcr itiend gh,
.Ir ara lrU sN't and elastic
10 teAdll, ,,sld 10 n,inrs', drmsnd Tor :,
panslan siihout the utusl Nfeu, hing sttNu
t. uf IfaNu upou Ari ~
.vrtrIutr', m, t,p,riAui mother Is ,lN
,.d ,rrrtr ard thr nights ,rr ont dis'pth~a
N'il rrf,ous 'sit,hirrs abd the .ft,ts b.,
HH' - loN sri isUpiut.,
Nf.'r tNr llrni'r'i R,g1stor tampan,
n'pl Is LANAI uui.d."r iuapta Grnftis
for fh,'f Muthtfhnoi l,uot - value 20 ~
e"raH ''d sri ,oifl' 80 MntHtf itIrri
fum 'nuf i'Hss' aud begin u,stn,st
ts ~l btns ual trsIlis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
I|!1ll4lg!g!j
BIG SHOE BILLS
CAN CAM Be CUT

Twill always wear shoes with Neolin
Soles. whites Mr.. NJ. Newman oi the
Newman Mig Co, OF Minneapolis.
They are superior soles in every way,
waterproof, more comfortable and more
durable. After many months of wear
they remain In good condition"
Mr.. Newman. and millions oi others,
have found that the answer to the shoe.
hill problem lies IN getting soles that
wear q long time Neoln Soles
They are scientifically made. very
tough and yet have the other qualities
that soles should have-comiort and
absolute waterprooinesS. Get Ncoln.
rpled shoes ior your whole family
They are found nearly everywhere and
in all styles. Have worn shoes re-
paired with Neolin Soles They are
made by The GOODYEAR Tire 4 Rubber
Company. Akron. Ohio, who also make
Wingfoot Heels guaranteed To out
wear any other heels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
Knocks Pain

n YOU hA,, single sehe ot pain
In your body. here IL good news for you,
You cAn Lnoct out pain In one round
al you have 10 do Is 10 apply Millsr's Anti.
septic Oil known a. SNAKE on 10 the Al
nie,.d parts This rrss, remedy psns
ir.is. ihicteu sole leather. through and
through In thte. minutes 80 that you can
,s, II is bound 10 30 right On into the
uhins Io'nts or muscles aud KNOCK out
pain
N YOU ~ got rheurnAiism. lumhss" nsh
ralxis core throat headsrhs sptaln or
AnS pain. don't ~sit minute 60 to the
nearest druE store snd grt zoe "pc or
o. 10 battle Of Nillef't Antiseptir Oil
tLnown a. snake OIL Money bach II not
.atikned Qusker Puritan Drug Co Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
PRINCE JOHN, YOUNGEST
y SON OF GEORGE, IS DEAD

LONDON. Jan. Is.--Prinoe John,
tho younGcst son OF King ueorse,
died at sandrinGham last niHht He
had been III for some time
The prince was possessed OF eS-
ubsrant aplrits. lie was the prime
favorite OF ali ciasses and the idol
Of tho servants and tenants At Wind.
sor. u IL said tha, he was tho
favorite brother OF Princess Mary.
who loved to romp with him, The
priRre was born at sandrinsham
July -, 1905
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
CONCRETE WITH LIME
BASE RECOMMENDED
Oklahoma t.coioe,cHi survey bH-r-
Suxgv~tion for building Roads
Under pruUo~~d IL,nd i--ic.
MATERIAL FULLY ADEQUATE
stati-iic~ Show state Has Ample
Quantity f"r 'onsir,'un''--
N,i,r transportation



' " I''
NohMNN' 'bm Jan " "h
crete surface WIN imrsiunc nuns
n, ,,.o ar, rcror,menied rnr okla.
- ,., o,o .o
"""'" 'D"'"'". Wv" '''"' ''"''
lect by tho bkMhoinh '''olotl'h|
survey.
T,t. ,,..,. .,.,pd,t.s, mad, l., 90
a.. al
" shannon director " ''''1 ON wv
years ~ good roads iny'Hi.Us tons
which have hsen made hy tho tuf
ysy
survey statistics ,how thrtc II
enough material ~ THIS knh In the
ant. to rnt,c.t every mile - okla
homa hlghwav into hnfd .shrfnced
ROAD without reducing ryrn apptc.
,I,hiy IA. total resources ~ IN. state
Part ~ these icposlir are un school
ana other pubic lands which might
reduce somewhat the cost of con.
structinn.
v,,, ,., rr.,.,o,,.,,,
,"n'hs, Observation-Disclosures 80 IN.
c,,y.v d,.isn,d Ga lessen ,he cost
"a that consiruc,io, work .,,r, n,
,orl cr,,hi,y c.n,.,. nrnyid,n,
,oad. ovs, Witch ,nn,o, ,rurL. could
tFAnsnnFt lha fnuH m N aEIu ls al
..c,,nn. a, a CO., ,., is.s ,han mi
,,.n.nor,.tic, wo,,i, .mnun, "a
s,IiI .rn,h.r coat 'reJuriwv tnc,o,
4. ,hs ,onation M d,no.l,s ~ lime.
.,on. ana o,b.r road huIldlny n,
,s,,.l. Ar hm, ten -, IN. w roun
,i.. an ,hs .,.,. b.ys .uch m,,.,lai.
ana ,ho.s IN mr.. nsar ths c.n,,r az
IN. s,a,s ~i,h a,no.i,s IN aa,oinInv
rour,i..
s",vsv ,e,iclsl. hsys compi,.d No
,.,ln,,. .,.,i.,ics On ,he cosi ~ ron A
h,,i,a,r, hut 4, 4. hsi,.v.d tho cost,
ssn n. made ,.r ,ss. ,har aao ono n
ali. 90, ,o ,aa, road. IN msnv cou,"
d." 49, 49, so.o,,n, ~, IN. .hoys tsr.
,nr. v" "'"""'
n..,i,. a., .,rv.x ,,y..,iv.,lo,. N,
ro.s ,ns,.,,.,. ~. ou,i,nss iX mi
,.,,m ~ "a Nc A ,,nts.
III, y.n.,I. %, n,,hI,c
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

ANN1HTON Ala Jan ~ sers
Edgar Caldwell. negro soldier who
shot and killed Cosductor Crcil
man k.lsie Morrison on street car.
December 10. was found guilty of
murder IN the first degree hy tho
jury last night which fixed his pun
ishment at death
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

ing number OF divorces In this oom.
munity.
The srpn nrations and divorces that
were predicted when iho lndiscriml.
nate marriage OF men leaving for
the army. and those desiring 10 avoid
army service have not aH Vet begun
To occur hence the increasing num-
her ~ divorces can not be attributed
10 this cause this early.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

Take LAX Eos WITH pEpSiN'
for two or three weeks. A Liquid
Tonic Laxative. Pleasant 10 Take,
bOr II NeKulates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

- Mr.. MARGARET NESS. 1886 y
Hazard St Philadelphia. Pa.
Women who suffer from displare
nents. Irregularities. inflammation
liberation. hackAchc. sidesche. head
,chrs or "the blues" should not res
intll they have given this fsmou. roo
md herb remedy, Lydia T.. pinkham'
vegetable Compound. = trial |
omplicnuons exist. write lydia r.
tnkbam Medicine Co. Lynn. Mass. 10
pecnl suggestions The result, of IL
onr experience is At your service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

irregularities and
ram, | had o re
physician after an
other hut they did
me no good Tread
about Lydia +.
Pink hams V-gc.
table , ompoundsnd
gave trial and In
q short time ! felt
benefited and am
now feeling fine.
and without weak
ness orpsin. Many
OF my friends have
also taken Lydia T..
Pinkh ham = Ncgc
table Com pounc
and been helped hy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
i SUFFERED
SEVEN Years.
Was Eventually Cured b,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vese-
table Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa 81 suffered foi
Ieven long Nehrs with q lane back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
! THE THEATRES !
"CHU Chin CHOW" IS
COMING TO THE COURT
Biggest And Most Pretentious Theatrt-
cal Production En- Tour.

Arrangements Wrr" completed today
by Manager Fred Johnson, of the Court
) Theatre for the appearance" here short
" Of the biggest and most pr"tcnttUuS
theatrical attraction On tour. "thu Chin
Chow which ran an cntir" season in
New York at the Century Theatre and
which is now in its third year in Lon
don.
Tho coming az this pa S"ant Of ancient
EaEdad should unQucsti"nahiy rank rs
the most important event in local tho
atrical history IN Wheeling and this city
IN boast uf being the only smaller one
- III" entire lu:t"d States that VIII play
The attrtcti"u II was produced in
London ~ HIS Maj"s;y's Th"atr" 10y
, Oscar ASchr. Ihr author in association
with III" la" SIR lI"rh"rt Ire" and has
been presented continuously for over
three years in spite of IN" ar raids.
Gcppclirs. bombs and all the other OBJ
. Ftac!"s of war. "rhu chin Chow" car
rics n company Of l25 peorl" and n car
load OF live stock. \ special train Of
seven cars is required TO transport tho
scenery and effects used.
Wheeling is N" only city In N" en-
tire stat" that Will get an opportunity :"
, witness his production. PITTSBURGH and
Cincinnati being tia" nearby cities IN
which il will hc seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
LEAH BAIRD'S ART
IN 1.-THE VOLCANO"
DRAMATIC TREAT
Star Of Augustus Thomas Picture Adds
to Her PANE &c Emotional
Artistic.

Leah Baird. brilliant emotional nrtste,
is tho star Of The now Augustus Thomas
-Four Star drama. The Nnlcan". re-
leased by W. w. Ilndkinson Corporation.
will b. the feature attraction AT the LID
crty Theatre. Wednesday, and Thursday
Miss Baird. who * of IN" athletic
type Of brUnrtt" beauty. has made her
self new fame in The Volcano" which
is the second Of six Augustus Thomas
plays 10 h" produced under III" auspices
Of Four Star Pictures. Tho star has Il
part that permits her Ia run tho whole
range Of human emotion and she makes
the most OF this opportunity. surprising
even her brilliant p"rfUrmanc" In MI.
Thomas AS \ Man Thinks"
There is ON" bit in IA" now play
which displays Miss Raird'# talent to
REGULAR advantage. 1t is tn" situation
in which a schcminE radical Of the Rus
sim propaganda crew C"nvin""s h"r "t
the pertidy nf her soldier lover. The
star r"vrris to tn" rrint'v" and in her
rage and cha"r.n demands that he BE-
put to death.
II requires great art I" register I'll"
idea that = woman can be happy in the
arms Of tho man she loves one instant
and screaming his death sentence Tn"
next. bat Miss fiaird enters perfectly
into the spirit "f IA" situation and de-
livcrS il with absolutely convincing
fore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
"GROWN UP BABIES"

TIL" Vail Amusement Company. Inc.
Will next Monday offer NJ tn" Court
their most important attraction entitled
The Grown Up Babies" which Is com
posed Of 4 number Of high Salar!rd art
lists and group Of exclusive special.
tics. which arc enhanced ny adequate
scenic and cuStom"s effects. bobby
Wilson. and Jack Callahan those uncti-
Gus comedians lead the procession Of
funs.crS and ar" =; their best in the
twO-aCt musical burlCSqu". I1rnry
Gurrtin. G""rE" Bro2dhurSi Harry Man
dell. Helen Gibson. Emma Wilson and
Orma FranC"tti are others who combine
their efforts ia IA" pot p"urri Of f'in
md froiir. whil,. tn" chorus * OF ltrg"
numbers and exceptionally pretty AMI
talented.