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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
TAX a -koln SIM Wins,

The fast Taka-Kola boys continued
iheir winning streak by defeating the
code nine yesterday at g. = A. field.
by the score OF TO I. For the soft
drink lads Davis Was on the hill. and
50 well did he perform that ten OF the
Code boys were retired by the strike
our route.
Ed Lowery. for the Kola boys. lost
IN" ball in the second inning in a
terrific drive 10 right field that was
turc OF tho game was the sensations
h'ldinE game put up by Jake Poh in
short who handled five chances with
out an error. three OF them being little
litt. Joe Wharton and Ed Lowery was
gilt edge, and without their assist :
ancc Davis would have been nicked for
many An additional single
For Code the work of Chewing.
who drew the assignment OF hurting.
and sharpe. in shortstop, stood out
above the rest.
Score:
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Northumberland Loses.

, in poorly played game at Byrd
tark Yesterday. the knights OF Colum-
ous 4eteatcd the Newton Wood ward
pitched fine game for *. G., allowing
only nine hits and striking out nine
men Old "Shirt" Blanton was on the
Hionnd Tor Ncwton-W Woodward and
pitched Il nice game. bu; his team
mates PLAYED very poor game behind
nm and gave Is. {. the majority Of
their runs.
:. Rurch pitched the last inning for
Newton Woodward, and the X. G. bovs
olnched four hits and two passes. and
across J. Nisslcy Heiker and Hcir.
ho!Z.r led their club with the club.
MILE Ssracino.. Powell and Ricketts
!ca IN me hitting for Newton Mood :
Nissley's drive was the feature OF the
game. o
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Cllristn Cola.

;, Totals ....2 S Totals Ia 10
X; Broom Go. .-....-..-.-...l o o . - = o o
chr!sto Cola to...........,....23 90 81 g.!
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COMMISSION WILL MEET
Amateur Baseball Organization tn Dc
eide Church Hin Niattrr AZ Gath
crinE Wednesday,.

There will be AN important meeting
Of the Amateur Baseball Commission
w cdncsday night. at Murphy's Hotel
every member he present. as business
of Importance will be brought TO the
attention of the commission. This is
the first meeting since tho oOcninC of
the season, and Secretary sutton
wishes TO thresh ont several matters
AT the meeting. The appeal Of the
church Hill Athletic Club will be-
brought IN
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TARS, 8; TRUCKERS, d

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May 31.-Nor-
folk beat Portsmouth on the Iattcr's
home lot in the eleventh inning OF
what WAS an exciting and interesting
teams played gilt-edge bail for ten
innings. hut in the eleventh frame
Norfolk got on to McGlouGhlin's
curves and before the smoke had
cleared away four runs had been
scored. Pagan: who succeeded Samucis
~ the seventh inning, pitched air.
tight ball and did not allow n single
run TO be scored. IIc was particularly
effective with men on bases
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Athletic Hcnd Cho,en.

SALEM. VA. May 31.-C w. GRAY.
the general athletic association Of
Roanoke College, and Clark Berry, of
Bedford. was elected secretary. A. 8.
of Madison, elected in February, and
Prof. ID. Il. Carpenter will compose the
board for the session of 19l9-'20 f.. w .
Atlrup, 70 Purccllvilie. has been elected
70 manage the football teams; VIII
Lam Atkinson. of Roanoke. basketball,
ana Leonard G. Muse. OF Roanoke,
baseball -,'>'' -
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BATTLE AXE WINS AGAIN |
MAKES 1T FIVE STRAIGHT
BY BEATING CHURCH HILL
kniEhta Of Columbus and Takn-k oIn
Other Victorious Teams In
Commercial League.
COMMERCIAL. LEAGUE.
Stan d Ing OF tho Clubs
Where They Play Next snturd

Where They Play Next Saturday.
knights or Columbus-Taka- Is ola a.
Byrd Park No. !.
Newton Woodward-C Fl. A. G. at
Bryd Park No. ..
Golde- Battle Axe Al c. II. A c.
Battle AXc was in splendid shape. strik-
won yesterday At Byrd Park, taking
close game from Church Hill BY tho
count of to 4. II. llarrc!son. for
Battle AK. was in splendid shape. strik-
ing out twelve. issuing only one pass
and keeping Church Hills hits well
scattered.
woodward, for Church Hill, made
strong bid 20 win his own game, slash
ing Il terrific drive into left field for
f9ur bases. with two men perched on
rhc sacks. Af;o- hitting "a pretty
threc-haggcr 10 right, Dick Bcale stole
nome in the fifth with what later
proved TO be the winning run.
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stockton Street rndcfc,,ed.

The G. and .. team bowed down in
by tho score OF 10 to 4 The game was
featured by the slowness OF both teams
Although excellent weather for base
pail. the game was one Of the slowcSt
llat has ben played by either team
Thomas. Tor The Southsiders. pitched
good game, and the hits that we're got
ten were scattered and mostly ufield
Score.
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J otd.S 80 $40 TotAis toIOI.

L 49," ny, innings r.
%.wion- woodwar . % . o-S
summary stolen bssos- Kennedy Ucin.
holHer Cramor. Lyda. w Nisslry. sara
G COM; Monte Burch Sacrifice hi,s-Ked-
nic-otrs 70 Render. W. Nissiey 10 IIelS@r
70 y NtSs!cy Hit BY pitched hall-IIrir-
.oIHcF Lott on bascS-Ncwton- W oo,iwar RI
g. =: Is OF e . Bases on hails-oh Mon.
In innirgA of Burch, ( in strurr
out ~ phantom, q by Burch by Mon
con-, 2 Tim. OF game hours Tim pire
Edwards Sccrer-SuttOn $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

IN q game that was pitchers bat
tie. rrcdcg@r went down before INC
silent Athletic ~ g.. . TO l. Both
pitchers hurled winning ball, the game
p"inE won on errors. EcaSlcy started
IN" game. but gave way to POWELL in
Ut" second inning. on account or be-
t"inins injured. Both pitched fine BAH
|ci@."r also pitched a game that
usually wins. allowing only three hits
Murden played his usual good game in
-" h"i". Jones ana oRrieu starred
VAN ne willow, although very Few
ms were made.
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Odrnancc, 10; II. Il. Lee. :.

l. :. Ordnance won its second game
yesterday, when IL defeated the strong
score of 10 to =
Both teams played we'll until Shortcil
Nr"k"hod IN the seventh, when he al
lowed six hits and five runs
The features Of the game were rho
iittt'tS OF Sickcls and the fielding and
hating II Watkins
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Portsmouth.
Totals .....h 0 Totals ......5s s 6 (:
Score BY inninSa. q

.oCuTG by lnnInES: K.
F FsrtSS ::..:::::::::::SSaSSSSSSSSissss
ptiEhan. Sacrifice hits-Banss.. peighsn.
GioushIln: Double plays Schwartz 10 psts.
ss gam o0p sssn 9nnFs st p'ssked aut
by sam9es. ?: by rssan. 5: by, McGloush,
lin. a. Bases on balls--off Samuels, 4: FacAn
!. McGlouGhlin. hit by ritcher-Clouser
Lett ON bases-Norfolk. 2; Portsmouth. &c.
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Christo-CoIa Triumphs.

The Christo- Cola team met and de-
feated Richmond Broom Yesterday hv
the score of IA 10 :. The pitching Of
Buck Taylor and the fielding and bat
ting OF Hicks, Patterson. White and
Minelton was Of high order Buddic
Williams the old-timcr. played a good
game on third. while Fletcher, White
and Thornton played air-ticht bail
The score:
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I. -. Ordnance.

l. $. Ordnance .......o % o > Ito
v. T.. Lees ..........O 0 . . % q o o o :.
summary: Two base hits-'rurncr --wat-
h t, 60. slut M"rsan 49, stolen bases
Sacrifice hits-Lcwis Scott. Sacrhc" fly
Scott Double uIayS-Iiart tuna ssist CD !:
NAPIER to Hcllcu 70 liart: Napier to Hart
M by pitched hnli--iIahing. First base on
Trr"r--t : crdnance .; Il. y. Leo :.
llMs-,oh SickIes. IN :? innings: on
Shor'~ll- IL in innings: of Williams. . in
iHniuC. struck uut-by SiCkIcs 3 l,y
Short"lI, rimo OF camc--l 80. Umpire
Ford. Sccrer-Taylor.
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In sensational game. l.. T. Braucr's
team defeated the Grace Street i:ap-
t'St club yesterday afternoon by the
score of J TO = The feature OF the
contest was the throw from left hcJd
when caught w. Durrcttc out as he
was OIL his way TO tn. home plate
after knocking Il long one.
turner banged one out that was
good for homer. but was called out
lor failure to touch third base The
neldinS OF Collins and Fleet featured
FOR their respective teams.
The Srnrn.
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MARQUARO WINS OWN GAME
CONTINUED From Page Twen

CONTINUED From Page Twenty.)
on Observation-Disclosures; :; Pitt sburgh g FRS,
base on errors-'Ittaburgh. g. Bases on
balls.-or l.u9ue. /. on Ring, |. on Brcssler
-. off Hamilton. |. HitS-off l.ur,lc 3 in
innings tn"nc out In third) on Ring. in
innings tnon. out In hfth); of Brcssler
none In innings. Struck out-by Ring |:
10y Brcsaler. :: by Hamilton. 4 Whiting
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CottrelI SnddIrry Wins.

Cottrell Saddlery defeated the Crumps
yesterday in one of the best games
had them eating out of his hand dur
ing the entire game. striking out six
teen batsmcn and allowing them only
five hits. Beach also caught Il great
game. The SaddlerS seem - have hit
their stride, and viii bear watching.
The score:
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Is. 7. Crunip.
Iottrril sad. 20.


4. r. Crump .......... ...-l o Q q o .
Cottreii Sad. Go. ......... n : Q H.: 10
Summary: Two base HIS beach. Hall,
iiowic. Dudley stolen bases Reach. Crouch.
Eng. licking. liit hy pitched ball bedford.
Dudly. Whitchurs; Left on bases -Cottrcu.
S: Crump, I. Bases ou nalis-un liowle. e.
Sn Whitehurst, a. off budiy. : fiitS--un
3iowie. in innings: on Whitehurst, IN
) innings: on Dudley, ia y innings. Struck
9ut.by Howle. Is, ny Whtchurat l. by
Dudly. Time or game 1855. Umpire.
SyGnOr. Scorer. 1ruehcardt
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Dumbnrton Take. Another.

Tho Dumbarton hoys defeated The
Church I'M gentlemen by the score
OF to j. The features Of the game
were tho pitching Of Davis, striking
out three men in succession with the
bases full; also double play by Wat
kins and Reese.
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Code .......... Sooon,oonN,
Taxa Eoia .....,' a I q 5haoy 4
Carter. Three. base hi,s-Wood Home runs
L,abs sacF Gis" ht easfsr4h @ LoT sN
nBreedsn TO = Clarke TO W. Eacho. iii
}; SnMn, :; Taxa III Kos "a: Bases on b4lis-on
Chewing. q nv Davis 10 Time OF Gal
INV. Omplro--TIampton. ScOrcr-Saundcrs
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>, summary, Two base hts. r,tcrson al
sssssf.mHlc,k>. a.. Tsy'or.. wiitGSa, iIsrHing'
sacrifice hit-FictCher. Sacrifice ricS- Shell.
IN by pitched hali-l<. Wit5uu. Left on
be ses-R Broom 90. y; Christie Gotta 90. s.
!! ,a Two IL inn.nT,: ,sT .Moor.
nv nv Moore. {. Time oC game 80 Umuirc-
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r-cder.r ..... n q q q n 81
Silent y C....,...... Q ! 0 O 0 0 S-3
summary: stolen baues-Dunn + Tim
mons 80. Grey Double piay--Cu,nm .mEs
10 To- + T.mm9n,,. III, by pitched baIi--f'.
Silea, \ :. . Bases on halls--off Iea.ley
2m PowslI ii!'s-on Bca.ley. : In .
out-oy Beasicy: :; by Powell. 10: b. Zes-
Ter =. Time OF game ll. Umpire. De-
uppc. Scorer, Ford
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SILENT ATHLETES WIN, 81
NOW IN SECOND PLACE IN
RICHMOND LEAGUE RACE
stockton Street and L. =. Ordnance
Teams SIsO Win In ER.t
Snnppy Contests.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.
Where Thcy Play NcAt snturdn,-

aud o.-Trcdc=ar. at Byrd Park.
Il. t.. Lee silent Athletic club. a,
Clarke Springs
stockton Strcet-U. :. Ordinances. a,
SuuiEs ido.
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Chicago.
Totals 20 . 81 Total. as /

'"t".. ~ D TOtnIS ..gS I
.Battcd for SNYDER In eighth
TRattcd for Doak In eighth
Score by innings: p
Chicago .......'.a O a A 7 a ~
ST. Louis .... o q n n n n n n
summary: Stolen Dissatisfaction Stock
nncrliicc hits-Smith. 1iNdun C:). Left on
nases-''hicago. d; 81. Louis. = First has.
On en- err"rs-Chi.aEo. Bases on bali.--on
HehdFtA' on pGtk. Hits--on Doak.
III !nnnSs Struck out--hy Hendfiy
!: hv poak /. Passed hall-O'Farreii
Losing pitcher Doak '''''
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with Selph again in the lineup. the
Church Hill Bank team broke thei1.
ink yesterday and defeated the league
leaders by the score of 8 TO Z II was
an uphill battle from start to finish.
was tight in the pinches. Selph's long
hit was the feature. with Bishop star.
ring for Fulton.
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CUBS, 2; CARDINALS,
Inv Associated Pres.1

ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-IIendrix out
pitched Doak. letting St. LOUIS down
with three hits and Chicago Won to-
days game, 10 /.
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Brittle

summary: Three base hits-Beal, Blunt
n1rne runs-W Woodward. Stolen basce-May.
uw.id Beal Reili Nunnaily 90. Smi,hers.
noodwaId Sacrifice hits-t;ordon. Iiit by
pitched hail-whi;nelt. sini,hers Ieft Oh
Sases- Battl. Age. ): Church NM First
oass on error Church Hni. .: Battle Axe
l. nasss On bails--on Hsrreison. !: on
by Woodward :. Time Of game 80 I'm
ore. logan. Scorer j. II. Seller Jr
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Grace ST. Bautis, .....-..6 % q % %
has. Sam n'.w r Two,hsse ni,-rprner Three
3: Grace St. = Sacrifice hits-Braucr.
Graz Graz. ST. / Sacrinee ,nies,,GIrsee s., !,
oall-by Kennedy. J: br Pollard :. T,ases
on on ba"s.od Kennel - OF Pollard. !.
Time OF Rame--:yi Umpira-Mar shai !.
Scorer-Jenness
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Church Hill Bank.
Fulton II. @.


league leadership when sho defeated
the Sunday school team by the score
reading their prayer books thro,,rbon9
the game.
Score:
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COLTS TAKE BOTH GAMES

Continued From Page Twenty.l
struck out--Eckert :. Passed bails--Gil.
ham Time OF gamc-2:o5. Umpire
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.BRAUER|TEs VICTORIOUS
DEFEAT GRACE STREET
IN SENSATIONAL GAME
CourelI Saddicry Wins. IO-a. and
Christo-tOln. ii-5. In Athletic
League Clashes.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.
Whore Thcy rInx Nc,t sutnr,In

Grace Strcet-COttrcll Saddlcry at
Byrd Park
II; T. Crump-christo-c Cola. at Benton
Richmond Broon-R. b. Braucr, at
Seminary
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BANK TEAM TR|UMPHs, az
BREAK INK AND DEFEAT
EAST END LEAGUE LEADER
Boosters Go to Top of Race By Down.
Ing English Lutheran
Team, to 4.
EAST END LEAGUE.
Tenn Standings,
Game. Next Saturdn,

Fulton boosters rs. Church Hin
Bank. at Oakwood
r: +. Luth. S. S. VS. Fulton A. c., al
Fulton. "
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stockton stree


STOCKTON Street ..............o ol2oo 80
summary; Two base hi;s-Thomas CO. II
..%neE. McAlllsicr CO. White. Crear,,er
pft.- o'sr h!iS-H. Jones Sacrifice hits
y MT M, Gentry Bases on ha!is-or Thomas
- on Henderson. :. Struck out-by 'rhoma
l. hN Lemlnrson. 4. Ennlrc Nahnr -,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
raiD.
Kansas City. 6; Milwaukee, 4.
Toledo. IS: Columbus. 2.
~ Po'ia-houiSvilie' postponed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

There is quite revival OF interest
in tennis at the Country club this
year. and il is expected that a large
gallery OF spectators will he present
each afternoon to watch the matches,
and ample seating accommodations
Will be arranged for THIN
Play Will start each day at ESQ
o'clock and will continue throughou;
the afternoon.
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5 "a sig o Total,

ru TGsais pno ,st si2 Totals ;.SMts !
u'toh boos'sFS .-.......-....o 90 60ok IS
SUMMARY; Bases hals-ofr C1odsey 3:
nr FtcE: ?. Struck cp,t-bv Godsev &: nv
ElgE . UmDire-F!nneean. Scorer
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading, s: Jersey City, /.
Baltimore. IS; Newark. Al
Toronto. a-% ;Birghamton. 81
Rochester, 6-S; Buffalo, IA.
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gTo,sis ;:.:A Totals ,.,..o: . {,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

\ splendid grade. soft fin.
ished Rlcached Muslin for gen.
crHl use; worth on today y
market 25c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

The fr.t ut catching re- spy single.
handed o. one uf tho thrills 81 The
Winning GIRL shirley Misuu's new
Paramount picture which Will hs
shown ut the "tf' theat,f to-day and
tomorrow Tho episode happens loo 10
textile factory whore fabric iH made
Tor hirplnurs Miss Mason iu tho role
~ Jenny MiliirHn a rlrl who b.
working boz tho factory finds tho HpN
pouring acid uu the cloth aud crap
pies with him. She r,tH him twisted
up lu The rolls pf cloth and ho g. talk.
eu prisoner Jenny r"iH the reward.
but a greater "a comes when the
mother ~ 10 Young aviator who h1s
won the heart ~ Inc girl, FINALLY gives
her consent Co their marriage
Tho story is hy Grurr" Weston VIII
~ Ritchio prepared The scenario and
Robert 81 NirnulH directed tho Nlm.
Nlica Wclch is leading man Theodore
iluhtrtH has un excellent part The
others Boz the east ARE an notable
players
IN connection with the above, there
viii hc shown % lnrHmount-Buriuu
Holmes "-Truypiprus' reel. and a rutl
Ut current Events
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
rIi,IsrrH Mum.

IN spite OF uh my efforts I contln-
ucd to scream. Finally Aunt rNuihiu
came over 90 me aud taking holt
Of ny shoulder she shook mo cucrgct-
icuilN aud ordered mc a. keep SUI.
stop that Noise susan, stop THIS
mniutof" she -punCnuatrd her rrmuki
with a vigorous Sinking. DO you
.ssur me, stop
Win one last siif1od scream I 70
Taxed ana ninrinH my anmn on tho
table. dropped mY head upon them
aud robhcd. quietly. hut long hear.
breaking HYhs that seemed Ga tnhD uil
strength from me.
Como suain lei noe help you lo
your room Hadn't I bottcr call a
DOCTOR o. hlH aunt
so. inds,d' IutI SWING why O.
hyHfDrln'
My shoaie sou have hysioHa
susan
Before ! could stop lhiinr so that
Z might reply, Aunt CiutEiu answer
ci for ono.
MANY young wom,u are liable 20
give way tu their feelings Boz TINT
way. o. be- uuthluE tu wurrN about
Run hluus 90 Yuur office will taxi"
tlrr OF SuHnn"
What % comfort you are dear
aunt MuuVile returned. You ate
Ef INH" " NHH -H N '.' NHN" pr HN'
Sv she doesn't g,od "a uhaicinn. I
Will ru"
Indeed She doesn't Thrn iu mo.
stop that crying aud duuk your rof-
fec" had eaten nothing and ml
coffee WINS cold sfe SAW that q wuH
and herself poured me another cup I
tried 60 thank her fur 10 was the urst
tiuu d H done anything for mo.
hut Z dared not speak for fear I
should ory uHain.
AMER I had drunk my coffee I
cruwiDl upstairs aud locking my door
threw myself ON Co tho bed. soon
the knob ratified.
susan o. BE- a. your uunt i.ot mo
IN az uucc!'
q am resting Aunt Cuthla.
Please cScuso mo. I will com, down
after e while
"a wish 60 talk with suu ~ once
Th,rp was uothtuE 60 du hut Jet her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

talent ~ ~thorouEhiy does she on
Tor into hcr role Hud thc spirit Of
the atort that Hhe mnksi ~ the pho
tuplly H reality
The story never says but consis.
t.ui'l WORKS up o. a dramatic ,u-
mas The entire plry D. fun Of tense
situations tur 81 the hIF sgpmtH d. e.
huruiug barn from which the heroine
ANIL her child are rescued 4 mob
SCENE wlth l near NWhluE Dr. another
'ArltluE moment
The plIf ,rlturs about a strong
lrtuIuE character Gudrun TnFltsun.
Who Dpifrs The true American r.rl
90 tn" present day She lH equal
Geo every situation modest and wu-
manly. yot when self assertion s
u''sied Go demand with nashiug eyes
Who ls boss
Win such we'll known players ls
Thurstun HuiL ~ Morusou fame.
Lydia Ncamans Titus. David Butler.
and Mickey Moore. the child Hotur.
tn Imprinted Woman BE- an uil.
star east picture.
rhc Cnplintod Woman" H. based
ON re- story hy Sinclair Lows ths we'll
known winter. whose play. Hobo.
h'uiu ls now current nu broadway
MHldsutr Nounr made the screen
adaptation. ~ Tow Browning. pro-
duccr ot many Universal successes
directed 10
THE story tells ~ re- hired rIrI who
creates re- aur hN marrying the BON Of
one ~ the wealth. families uf a small
mid western tow The SON on uHtrta
c.Hsd, aud takes tu the downward path
finally meeting death boz s drunken
hfiWi
Forced tu make her own living and
b "a 90 her little son, the wife goes
back tu the snIl. % un u wheat mrm
works out the destiny that brings hap.
plneas zoo ltsf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

\ ~. glatfut rnehanuns beauty OF
iuu NuhrnH Triangle star. hHs
Nrr hHeu rHru fH rreater advantage
|. fllruI. IHr hr wrf lu which Hhr
lHa iHr inld. Though Possessed 81
b. charm uul beauty nf frs which
H .u moo HIrf fu every actress Nhu
uulI hiryr fUme loo niuiuu, MisH
untuH rHIIr. 900 ntr urI and tho
Bpm uf Interpretation fpr hrr rupu.
iufl I WHH .p #frik.UEly evidenced
low, You Irr latest triumph
'rhr Answer viii nr .uuwu Ht the
iell thrHtor for the lHHf time today
. Tho rpIsudu Tho rhswlHts Shop
fh ituuiiul Boz llsn hrIur repeated
duN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

Physicians claim there b. nathiua thai eill
supply ih's drfcirurY go welt o. tho organic
phosphate lnUrn among dWssiHts ns hitru.
uhasphHtt whifH b. Iutkftusifr and .s snld hf
hrisrs Pharmacy in Alhuuurrgu, and mpst 30
dHgHlsis uuitr 10 guarantee ~ sNtisfHrtluu
ur mnnry bach hy ferdins no nrryos direct
J. aud ny supplying The body rliis With tho
nrrrssary Ihusrhnrir food eltututt. hitru
phosphate shuuld produce 70 welcome trans
formation ln me appraranfr thr Increase in
weight frequently lelus astonishing
lnrtHasI Iu urisht allen carries with it a
rereml Improvement ih thU haalfh hsryals
mess. slrrplessusfa aud lark ~ rutrsl. witch
nrarly always accompany rhrrHsitr hlnusfs
shuuli soon disappear. dun rlrs ought IN
brighten and pHlo cheeks glow with ths
bloom ~ perfect health Miss Hrorrin
Hamilton Whn was uuee thin aud frail .
puftinH her own usptrIrnre. wriirs Hiirn.
phnf phAts has brought about % magic tra-s.
formation With mr Z saiurd o. pounds and
never before fUlt 90 vel
CAUTION Although hitrn phosphate b.
unsurpassed for relieving nrryonan'.s slreU
lesfnrss Huh senerai weakness. ID shanld NOT
uwing 10 ~ tendency io inrrsasr weight hi
used by anyone who does not desire to pui
W nssh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
Governor Pardons
Man Serving Term
On Murder Charge

Santa Pc. y. NJ, June 3.H-pn the
ground that he man he killed had
followed James Alvey through the
streets ~ HosWeli with a Fun in hiH
hand aud told him there wins mo- use
running. FOR I viii set you anyhow %
Governor Lnrrugulo today parduned
Alvey. sent to the penitoutlnry from
Chnycs county lon 1917 fut thirty
years. for second degree murder tn"
governors order also sets forth that
the deceased had the reputation 90
being "a bad man ana lnt Alvey
was always rcputod ~pcuceuhlo aud In
duHtriouH Eight members nf The CON
victinF Jury asked clemoncy and Al
vey IL said to have a family In deHti-
tuto circumstances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

lOX OF lUcodN biscuit dHU-H lAr VI
noted ehickcl. Ninlhic husefs
would 7rt 10 work amt IA q Twink
linz llt,lc V..,a Of chickca sand'