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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Methodist.

Flrst--Rev. II. s. Spraglns will preach
at the First Methodist church at II am.
on THE Risen Life" At Sis pm. the
choir will render an Easter cantata.
St. John's-Sunday morning at II
o'clock the quartet choir will render a
program Of special Easter music; SER
mon by the pastor. Sunday evening
at o'clock the pastor, DR., Coleman,
will preach a special sermon on the
relation OF the United States to the
orient. Good music by the choir,
Madison MISUNDERSTANDING W. b. Muir
reh win coudur. the Easter services
at II am. At night the choir will
Ind T. 8 ntatp. 1ue choir rs go VI
posed of Erin Farley, baritone. Mrs.
H. Montgomery, soprano; MISS lneo
Keppel, contraltoi Mr. Crutchfield, ten
or, and Mira H. Y. Mason, organist.
st. Paut-Rev. L. II. Estes, pastor.
Morning at II o'clock. Hymn III; an
them, "HosRnnR" dulles Granier), Clair
ture; trio, Hear Us, o Father" CBen
owcnl. Miss Fannie Haun, c. Mahan-
nah, L. y, Smith; sermon, 1.-THE Mes
sage OF Easter" hymn 1870, Evening at
8 O'clock: Hymns l43 and t42; prayer,
Scripture; solo, The Song the Angels
Sing" (Wildermere). Miss Doris Shell
ley, Of Wichita, Kas,; sermon, 1.-THE
First Easter Evening" hymn l72.
Union Avenue-Sunday school at $3.50
am, c. NJ, Virgins, superintendent:
preaching at II am, by the pastor,
Rev. J. ], Thomas. on the subject, He
Is Risen" Epworth League, 7 pm.
preaching by the pastor at s pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s pm.
Trlnlty-The pastor. Rev, Il. G. Ham,
lett, viii preach at II am. on THE
Miracle Of Miracles" His subject for
the evening hour will be Paul and
the Resurrection"
Harris Memorial-Ths pastor, Rev,
W, w. Adams, win preach an Easter
sermon at the morning hour, At 8
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Baptist.

FIrst-The pastor, DR., A. U. Boone
will conduct both the morning and eve
ming services.
CentraI--Rev. Ben Cox will preach at
Central Baptist church morning and
evening. At the morning service the
subject will be None Other Name"
The evening subject will be He Is Will
ing to Justify Himself" Special music
by the mixed quartet at the morning
service and by the male quartet at
night.
Temple-At 9:45 am. the Sunday
school will have as a special feattre
Echoes From the West Tennessee
Sunday School Convention" by. several
members, At II am. Pastor J.. Carl
Mccoy will speak on 'Philip and the
Ethiopian" at pm, on Gods Love
for His Enemies"
La5elle Place-The pastor, Rev. d.
A. Ellis, will preach on Crowns" At
5 pm. he will take as his topic Biting
Dust"
central-Rev. Ben Cox will preach at
Central Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening. At the morning SER
vice tho subject will be None Other
Name" and at night He Willing to
Justify Himself will be the theme.
Special music will be rendered by the
mixed quartet at the morning service,
and Central male quartet at night. Sol
diers just returning from France will
be the special guests.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
GEO. BEATTY.
AS PASTOR
Has Made Many Friends While
Pastor of Third Christian
Church-Health Poor.

After a faithful ministry as pastor Of
the Third Christian church. Of this city,
the Rev George T.. Beatty has ten
dered his resignation. which win take
effect on June l. This action on his
part came as a surprise 10 his congre-
CATION. His health for the past year
has not been good, and he feels that a
change 70 a different field and climate
will be beneficial; hence his decision
to leave his present pastorate.
MI. Beatty Is a native Of Indiana.
having been born and reared In Co
mmbus He is a graduate OF Transyl-
vauia college and the College OF the
Bible, Lexington, Ky, completing both
his classical and theological courses IN
those institutions IN 1914, He came to
Memphis from humboldt, after a sue
cessful passionate with the Christian
church Of that city
Mr., Beatty has made many friends
here during his stay In Memphis, who
deeply regret his leaving, As yet he
has made no definite decision as TO his
future work, although he has several
good openings IN view. ,
The Third church congregation has
no one In view at present as his sue
cessor, but will no doubt take some
definite action in this In a short time,
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Presbyterian.

FIrst-Dr. C. H. Williamson, pastor.
Services morning and evening. Special
Easter musical service, Subject of
morning sermon, THE Assurance OF
Immortality" Evening subject, THE
Easter Message"
church the pastor, DIR. A. B. Curry, will
preach at the morning service. Topic,
THE Power of His Resurrection" At
8 pm, Rev. w. l., Carson will preach.
Topic; IF a Man Die, Shall He Live
Again?' The quartet choir, under the
direction Of Mrs. Charles Il, Miller, will
render Easter music at both services.
I~dlewlId-The Rev. William Grove
will preach at II am. and s pm. The
Memphis and st, Elmo Communicates
worship there Sunday.
Westmlnster-DT. Charles w. Som
mervNle, pastor. Morning service IL
o'clock, Subject: The Resurrection OF
the Body" Evening service s a'clock.
Subject, Repentance Unto Life
MoLemore Avenue-A special sun
rise prayer service will be held at Z
o'clock Sunday morning, the theme OF
the pastor, Rev, James Il, Hixson, who
will conduct this service, will be HE
Is Risen The service at Il O'Clock
new members recently uniting with
the church, the theme being THE Res
direction Of Christ followed by the
Lords supper. Special musical pro-
gram at night.
Everoreen-The pastor, Rev. j. b.
Carpenter, will preach at IL am. and 8
pm, Morning theme, The Habit If
Immortality"
Alabama Avenue-Services morning
and evening at the usual hours by the
pastor, Rev. r. NJ. Lowry. The Easter
music Will be under the direction OF
Mrs. S. w. Moore.
Court AVenue-Much will be made of
Easter at Court avenue church this
year on account of those who have lost
relatives in the war, Easter Glad
ness, or Man Triumphant will be the
subject OF DIR. II. o, Hofstead's sermon
and the choir will render special music,
augmented by Whitaker's orchestra. One
week from Sunday DIR. Hofstead will
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pm. his subject viii be Dreams and

pm. his subject viii be Dreams and
Visions"
Epworth-Sundays II o'clock service:
Anthem, "Hallelujah. Christ Is Risen,"
tAdams), choir; duet, Hold Thou My
Hand" CBriggs), Miss Cleo Dueease and
W. p. Thomas; solo, THE Lord Is My
Light" (Allitsen), q. w. Hughes;
Easter sermon, Rev. r.. p, Duckworth;
subject, He Is Risen, He Is Not
Here"
Pepper MemorIal-Otis Gray An
drews, pastor. Subject for II am:
"The Assurance of Mortality" At 8
pm. there win be a song service. Mrs.
c, b, Colborne, director.
Vernon Observation-Disclosures services by
the pastor at II am. At night sermon
by j. S. Hlghgate. George H. Martin,
pastor.
Greenland Helghts-Thomas l., Babb
will preach at IL am, and the pastor
will deliver an Easter sermon at night.
George II. Martin, pastor,
6untyn--The Easter service will be a
combined service Of the Sunday school
and preaching service and viii begin
at 1890 o'clock. There win be q pro-
gram Of SOM by the children and some
special music. Miss Marguerite Jones,
Of Dresden, Tenn, will favor the con
gregation with a violin solo. Evening
services at eight o'clock in charge OF
the pastor, Jas, NJ, jenkins, Jr.
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Episcopalian

calvary-Services for Easter Day,
Rev. Or. Walter D. Buckner, rector
Holy communion Z a. M; children's
service $3.50 a. M; Easter song service
sermon and Holy communion II a. IN
ST. Andrews MlssIon-Rev. Geo. L.
Neide, priest. Choral celebration of the
Holy communion at $50 a. m. Mrs
Ernest Walworth, organist, A chill
dren's choir will sing the service.
Holy Trlnlty-Services for Easter
Sunday will be: Celebration holy com
munion, 1880; Easter Sunday school scr
vice, $50; SECOND celebration holy COM
munion at II O'Clock, Confirmation by
Bishop Thos. +. Gailor at s o'clock.
ST. Andrews MlssIon-Rev. George
L.. Neide, rector. Choral celebration OF
the holy communion at $3.50 am. Mrs.
Ernest Walworth, organist. A children's
choir will sing the service.
Good shepherd-Rev. George l..
Neide, rector. The music will be under
the direction Of Miss Huntzicker, or
ganist, and w. r. Kendall, choir dl.
rector. Choral, holy communion at II
am.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19

to the mass. The preacher at the II
o'clock mass will be the pastor of st.
Peters, Rev. w. G, Scanlon, o. p.
st. Mary,s-Morning masses will be
at 6, 5 and 1880 o'clock. At 8 O'Clock
a mass in honor of the risen Savior
Will be sung by the choir of mixed
voices. During this solemn high mass
Rev. Father Basil, o. F. M, pastor Of
the parish, will be celebrant and will
deliver the special Easter sermon. Pre-
ceding the kyrie,, after the epistle and
during the holy communion period Of
the mass, appropriate selectionss will BIO
rendered by Miss Annie Dixon and Miss
Virginia Alexander, violinists. The mu-
steal program has been arranged by
Miss Mary O'Callaghan, organist of the
church. The members of the choir are
Misses Rubye Gilmore, Florence De La
Hunt, Theresa Keith, Catherine O'Neill,
Hazel CUNT; Mines, James jefferson,
Eugene Hall, s. B. Thomas; Messrs.
Percy Todd, George Cunt, Herbert
Mendon and NJ. Everett Dolan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
SPECIAL SERVICE,

The Character Builders Bible class
Of the Madison Heights Methodist
church viii have a special Easter SER
vice Sunday morning at 9.45 o'clock.
Following Us the program.
Selection by Character Builders or
chestra,
Vocal-Y. w. c. A. trio,
Addresa-Hodges Honnoll.
Observation-Disclosures,
Talk-"Keep On Keeping On" c. L.
Thomson.
Vocal-Y. w. c. A. trio,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
Christian.

McLemore AVsnue-George w. Kem-
per, minister. At 8 am. a quiet hour
service will be conducted by the min
lister, followed by special Easter SER
vices in the Bible school. Subject for
the morning sermon, Life Out of
Death;" At 8 pm. the choir will rem
der Easter Angels" by Fearis, as
sisted by Miss Freutel, contralto, and
Miss Stevens, violinist. Senior and in
termediate Christian Endeavor at 7
pm. A cordial welcome.
Linden Aveuue-Bible school at s.45
am. Communion at IL am. followed by
a sermon by the pastor, DIR. Walter A.,
White, Subject, The Hope of the
World" Y. r. s. G. Il. at I pm.
Church service at 8 pm. Subject,
"Ehrenbreitstein," or Uncle Sam on
the Rhine. Music by quartet, Miss
Willie Townsend, soprano; Mrs. C. e.
Carr, contradict, Mr.. Harry Bickford,
tenor: Mr.. Gordon Reed. basso. Mrs.
Harry Dechsel at the organ, Offertory
both morning and evening, Now Is
Christ Risen From the Dead"
Decatur Street-Dr. Ellsworth, pas
tor, will preach at both morning and
evening services, Subject at II am,
He Llves-He Lives" Subject at 8
pm, rs There Not Another Way" A
sunrise meeting at $3.50 am.
Thlrd-Rev. Geo. A. Beatty, pastor.
Services 10:45 am. and 7,45 pm. ,
Merton Avenue-Rev. ]. e. Wildwood,
pastor, Services at 10:45 In. and 7:45
pm.
Miscellaneous.
Church Of the .Redeemer Lutheran
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EASTER SERVICES
IN MOST CHURCHES
Music and Sermons for Sun
day Will Be in Keeping
With Glory of Day.

Elaborate musical programs will fea-
ture the Easter services at the Mem
phls churches Sunday. The best talent
of the city will tell the story Of the
risen Savior In music and song, The
Easter tidings win be the theme of
the ermon at most Of the churches.
A glance over the church
ments leaves one little choice, as he
wishes that he might enjoy each of
the programs.
As usual, the affairs Of the churnhes
will be adorned with flowers, and with
special programs the services will be
most impressive.
The children viii especially enjoy the
day, and at some OF the churches the
Sunday schools win have a part in the
services.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF
AROUSED OVER CRIMES

CHICAGO, April l9.-Forty-eight
hours OF extreme violence caused Chief
OF Police Clarity to summon all com
manding officers 10 his office and
warn them that unless there we're un-
RENTING efforts to check the crime
wave some Of them would face the trial
board. Up to today records Of the
chiefs office showed that since Jan, /
there had been 10 murders In the city,
" deaths by manslaughter and eight
homictdes. a total OF 80 killings In los
robbed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

-
The Lesson Subieot--"Our Risen
Lord" Matt, 2S:l-i0.
Golden Textile Ia risen, even az
he said, Matt. 1877,
Primary Topic--"An Angel Tells
About the Risen Jesus" Memory
verse-'He Is Risen" Matt, 2s.s,
Junior Topic-''The Story OF an
Emnty. Grave" Memory verses
Matt, 1851.
Intermediate Topic-'The Mean
ing OF Christ's Resurrection"
Time-Thc first Easter. A. d. 80.
Place-Empty tomb OF Joseph OF
ArtmAthea.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.
Topic for the devotional meeting
OF the Christian Endeavor, Epworth
League and h, Y, r, ". societies
Eternal Life and How to Live IT.
John 5'9t, Eph. Gallo, l. Pet. 1876,
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Catholic.

st. Peter's-Low masses will be said
at Z n 8 o'clock and the solemn high
mass at II o'clock, with especially pre-
pared program Of music arranged by
Enoch Walton and participated in By
Angelo and Joseph Cortese, who viii
render harp and violin solos, and the
regular choir, assisted by the sanctuary
boys, who will sing the professional
and occasional and chant the responses
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
ASSISTED SON.

The Rev. A. Y. Boone, DID, pastor Of
the First Baptist church, has returned
from greensboro, KY, where he assist
ed his son, the Rev. w, G. Boone. DID,
pastor OF one OF the largest congrega-
lions In Kentucky, In a two weeks spe-
ctal service, The meeting was a most
successful one.
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preach a sermon to the Memphis I'm
derwriters' association. DR.. Hofstead
is chaplain of this organization.
Central cumberland-Rev. James M.
McLeskey will preach at II a.m. A spe-
cial Easter program will be rendered
by the children at 8 pm. Sunrise
prayer meeting, 7 am; Christian En-
deaver, Z pm; Sunday school, 9:45 am.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19

Flrst conareeatlonal-South Watkins
and Eastmoreland streets. Easter SER
vices II am, Sermon by Rev. A. q.
Graves, Subject, The Immortal
Hope"
Urltarlan-The subject Of the Easter
sermon by William 70, Clark at the Uni
tartan services In New Majestic No. |
will be; Did Jesus Rise from the
Dead9"
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Corner OF Monroe avenue and Dunlap
street, holds Sunday services at ii am.
and s pm, Subject for Sunday lesson,
Doctrine of A~tonement."
Seventh Day AdVentlst-Parkway and
North Dunlap street. Elder d. =. Wood.
pastor, Services Sunday 7;45 pm. Sub
ject, "Spiritualism.'
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mon Easter Sunday morning will be
Christ Our Passover" Sunday school
begins at $50 o'clock. Church begins
at 1890 o'clock. The Rev. F. Schu-
macker, pastor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
Rheumatism

An completely washed out OF the system
NV Tie celebrated shivar Mineral water.
Positively guaranteed by money back
ofser. Tastee fine: costs a trifls. De.
'iivefed anywhere by our Memphis
sxents. ouver-Finnie Co. Phone them.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
OLD JINX PICKS ON
DARCYS OF AUSTRALIA

Not even Jack Dempsey cornered the
llmellght more successfully than did
Les Darcy, the famous Australian mid
dleweight, when ho invaded America
year ago And then a sudden illness
put the ilnal knockout on the Aus
lrellan cash before be had the oppor-
tunily Of showing fans here just what
he could do
Back home n younger brother took
UP The task OF writing Darcy proml-
nently IN the archives on the boxing
world. His name was Frank Darcy he
was only a lad. hut he was making
strides 10 the front as rapidly as did
Les Today word reaches us that he.
too, Is deada victim of Pneumonia
following flu.
Had the Darcy brothers both lived
the boxing world today would have
three sensations comparing with the
greatest boxers OF history M their
classes they were as good as The Utah
boy who just sent Willard 10 his kan
sas farm.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
DIA1OND
GD[EL3I]


Yesterdays hero-Claude Williams,
His hurllng hoped tho White sox back
into nrst place. defeating the Athletics,
9 to 9
The Browns hammered the Red soN
for a brace OF victories, TO 4, and Z TO
3.
The Tigers and Washington made u
an even up affair by splitting a double
header, Tigers taking the first. 6 10 .,
and dropping the second. , 20 Z.
Roger Pecklnpaugh and the ianks
both had tough luck. Peck went nit
less for the FIRST time In thirty games.
and the Nanks lost FIRST place through
splitting double bill with the Indians.
Admiration must be expressed for
the gritty struggle being put up for
the American League championship by
Kid Gleason and his Whi'e Sox.
The Yankees have been chokcd out
of first place for the .lme being and
the Chlcagoans have assembled. The main
difference between tho two clubs
seems 10 be a vast amount ~ nerve,
largely IN favor Of the Sox. Gleason
has three pitchers-real ones-while
Miller Huggins Is able 10 trot out q
Young army of slabmen, all Of them
more or less stars But with his trio
Gleason is showing great flnesse.
The Yankees undoubtedly arc the
class Of the league so FAR as figuring
a baseball club for It's real worth Is
concerned, but there are circumstances
which compel attention Of the fac: that
hid Gleason is manipulating the relns
over an organization that Will carry
the flght 20 the last ditch.
Williams. Clcotte and Faber are
carrying The burden for the Gleason
gang, with only occasional assistance
from Schellenbach. Kerr and Danforth.
Huggins is able 20 throw Quinn. Thor
mahlen. Shawkey Shore and Schneider
into the fray in regular order, and
he has 10 fall back on Russell, Mo-
gridge, ODoul and Nelson. any one Of
whom would be welcomed with a brass
band by about seven other clubs. Tho
going is bound 10 be tough for the
Nanks. Gleasons fighting spirit. is sunk
deep into the hearts OF the Sox They
Will put up an awful battle.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
Even If Cincinnati doesn't
win the pennant they're having
a better time than they ever had
before.
AT THE MAJESTIC.

n may al first sound a trine peculiar
but you will agree with me on second
thought. that the majority OF our
seemingly healthy young girls who sp-
pear 10 be as fun Of life as life itself
are victims Of frequent attacks OF heart
disease. II is the kind Of heart trouble
that never troubles a blind girl.
Here is a splendid instance Of a girl
who was thus afflicted in "Tll Get Him
Yet" which is playing at the Majestic,
with Dorothy Gish as the star OF the
production.
Dorothy as Susie Is scream
4. throughout the entire picture To even
look at her is TO laugh. for she is cap
able Of and does in more than one in
stance. screw her face into such funny
expressions that the cartoonists can get
a few hints from her.
Susie had a railroad and s5,OOOOOO Of
her own Of which Speed did not know.
and the trouble is i'm keeping 10 from
Speed, but he finds 10 out.
Richard Barihelmess appears as
speed
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
RACING ALL DAY
TODAY AT ELSMERE

Heavy rains prevented The second
days racing OF Tutu Club Matinee Of
The Junior League OF amateur driving
clubs over the Elsmere track yesterday
afternoon, when nine races were 90
have been decided.
The meeting was 20 have been con-
cluded today with a six race program.
As 10 is desired 90 finish the racing on
schedule time, the management called
The races 40 10 o'clock this morning
and II possible conclude the ij races
today, making the largest one days rae
ing ever staged IN Delaware.
owing 90 the large numbers OF entries
M has been found necessary 10 split
six OF the classes into two divisions.
Last evening the Delaware Horse
show Association gave a dinner at the
Hotel dupont 90 The members OF the
Junior League of amateur driving clubs.
which was enjoyed by several hundred
hOrsemen.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
sATURDAY SHOOT

The Greenhiil Trapsh0oting Club
viii hold IFS regular shoot tomorrow
starting at O'Clock. The regular pro-
gram calls for 30 targets and . es-
peciaily attractive trophies will be Of
fered and will be awarded high guns
Class a shooters will shoot at scratch
Class b , added targets on p birds
Class q . birds and Glass y 6 targets
on each twenty-five.
Several individual matches are sched-
uled which Will bring forth the usua
keen but friendly competition The
Glass G. and ID shooters are turning out
strong in order TO practice up FOR The
registered tournament IN which they
expect 90 shoot The registered pro-
gram is arranged that the medium or
poorer shot will only compete with
men Of his own ability. and this OF
Itself mems that an unusually large
number will enter FOR the race.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
MULLINS RANGERS =
DEFEAT WHAT NGTS

Augustine Beach welcomed happy
crowd Of Wilmingionlans along about
3 o'clock yesterday They were the EN-
ployes OF Mullins Clothing store In
search Of good time upon their an
nual outing.
Sports, music. impromptu speeches,
and festive eats" provided pleasure In
plenty. The main feature was a base
ball game played between Powelrs
Rangers and Preltyman's Fear-Nols, re-
sulting IN a hard-earned victory for
the Hangers. The score.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11

Low Gordon. who is known TO hun
dreds OF people Ia Wilmington Is MAX
ing a big hit i'm a monologue and SONGS
at Shellpot Park This week and MS
many friends have been delghied 10
see him again Gordon has appeared az
numerous entertainments of ihe Tall
Cedsrs. the shrine Club and other well
known organizations In this city and
also at the entertainments Of Lulu
Temple In Philadelphia. where there
are so many Delaware members. There
Iis no question that Gordon IS delight
fully funny. Barrett & Balm have an
other act on the program which is Civ
ing general satisfaction. They are
among the best singers ever heard here.
Bae Pierre BrOokhari and his assist
ants are delghiing the audiences with
their exposure OF the tricks Of magicians
and fake spriualists and within a
short time there viii be more people
about Wilmington doing tricks than
ever before. Brookhart is also an
swerlng questions OF people In the audi
ence in a most astonishing way.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
QUARTER MILLION DOLLAR
CAMP RRINCS Stt0O

n. Z. A. Special 10 The Evening Journal,
SAN JUAN. July ii-Four army ware
houses at Camp Les Casas. said 10
have cost the War Department a quar-
ter Of a million dollars, have been sold
for Sii00 Purchasers must remove The
buildings within a limited time and
level the sites. Concrete foundations
will have be broken up with explo-
slyse. san Juan may take over the
sewerage and water system installed.
else 10 Will be sold 10 The highest bid
der TO be torn out This cost another
half million dollars.
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
AT THE QUEEN.

Anyone who has been within the
vicinity Of the Queen any evening Of
this week Is aware Of the enormous
srowds that have been IN attendance
at each performance of Charlie Chap
lin in "Sunnyside" and Alice Joyce in
The Third Degree" If anyone was In
the crowd he or she will also know
how dincult IL was 10 get into the
theatre and know how many were I'M
able 10 get I'm because Of the crowd
"Sunnnyside," one Of the causes Of
this great attendance. Is undoubtedly
one Of the funniest that Chaplin has
ever made. Chaplin Is not funny be-
cause he tries TO act funny. but because
he seems 10 be so serious and reserved
about everyone. Even when n comes
TO taking the pedestrial osculations Of
his employer, Charlie does not cease
10 keep his dignity and composure OF
mien and sets the audience or IN in
ccssant laughter.
"The Third Degree" with Alice
Joyce. runs closely behind Chaplin in
the favor Of the multitudes This week.
and her picture Is being enjoyed IN the
same proportion as Is the comedy
Evening journal., 1919-07-11
r n nnd M. CLUn sHOOT.

Tho r.. Il. and W. Gun club WIN
hold a spoon shoot or It's grounds az
Todd's Cut tomorrow afternoon. 1ht
silver loving cup which A. Lockwood
and J. H. Smith tied for Three Week.
ago VIII be shot on and as both o,
these shooters are shooting In goo<
form lively contest Is looked for.