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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
BABE RUTH PITCHES THIRTEEN
SCORELESS INNINGS AGAINST
BROOKLYN IN SERIES OF 1916
Babe Pitched Is Games for the Boston
Red Sox in 1915 and Won Is of Them
abo Ruth spent only part of his first professional
ball minor Lacquer Five leaving

dustrial School to join the Bal
timore Internationally, he wont
to tho Boston Red So1. Miss
Helen Woodford, n Texas girl,
was attending school in Boston.
Ruth met her and in October,
1914, they wcro married in Bal
umorc.
Babe did not find entirely clear
sailing with tho Boston team at
first. After n month on the
bench he was farmcd out to
Providence, thus going back to
the international League again.
But in September of tho Same
year he was recalled TO Boston
aud finished the season there.
In 1915 he pitched twenty-five
games for tho Boston Red Sox
and won eighteen of them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
ROIY BCLY EYES.

'Roly Boiy Eyes. John Cort's
musical comedy. with Eddie Leon
ard. will be the attraction al the
Oliver theatre tonight. coming di.
resi- from a six months run at the
Kuickerbocher theatre, New York,
with the original cast chorus and
production.
John COrt, as sponsor for the play
and Eddie Leonard as featured
player. is in itself "A combination
that would be hard 10 excel. but
in this case the supposedly impossi
bile feat of making the best better
has been accomplished with the ad-
dition of a realistic dramatically
intense story by Edgar Allan Woolf.
sCinullating catchy melodies by Ed
dy Brown and Louis Gruonbcrg. and
all the habiiiments of musical com
edy. including gorgeous costuming,
excellent staging. pretty girls, and a
cast Of favOcites. There is q real
character study and logical sequence
in the tale of Bob AKRON. forced in
his youth 10 leave his home town
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19

and the girl OF his heart. returning
TO that home town again after
years still with the cloud upon him
but suddenly with the unexpected
means Of removing b. and bringing
disgrace 20 the real culprit: IN tho
minstre troupe OF which Bob has
become a member is the ultimate
happiness Of our hero and his lady,
and the music is so thoroughly and
completely timed 10 the proper sit
uations that besides being a diver
sion il helps the tale along. even
while IL ~ entwining itself IN the
memory Of the spectator. There Is
singing and dancing and gaiety Of
the type which is a synonym for
such names as May B0ley Queenie
Smith. Margaret Edwards Kate
Pullman. Eddie Maier Earl eaton,
Grace Leigh, Hugh Chilvers. Adorl
Andrews. II. d. Blackmore, Bort
McGarvey. c. Clayton FRYE. Harry
A. Truax and Frank Martins. and
beauty. talent and pulchitude is The
keynote Of the chorus Of sirens Of
song and syncopation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
ATDITORITM.

Douglas Fairbanks in His Males
ty. The American" is the attraction
at the Auditorium today. The story
deals with the adventures of a
young New Yorker who lives on eX-
element His unquenchable thirst
for new thrills leads him across two
continents and elaborate settings
We're necessary for the portrayal Of
the story A Mexican village was
built in the hills surrounding the
Fairbanks studios in Hollywood. In
another place complete French
town was constructed and i'm anOth-
or section OF the studio a New York
tenement street was erected A
French railway line was needed so
one 800 feet long and o. standard
continental design was laid, the car
riages being the exact duplicate Of
The type used abroad. Supporting
Mr. Fairbanks are many film favor
ies inclu0ing Mallory Daw, Frank
Campeau. Sam Sothern. Lillian
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
ORPIIIsINI.

The vaudeville bill for the first
half Of the week al the Orpheum is
featured by a rural sketch called
Midtown Vaudeville" presenting
Jimmy Creighton in the character
OF down east farmer and he is aided
INA the act by Blanche. clever. rosy
checked girl The clever charac-
terizations lively dances and song
hits puts the act over as one filled
with good clean enjoyment
Cedrick Lindsey. scheduled as
"Sigar BOX" Lindsay. all dollcd up
with his army medals. "Gets by"
with a line Of chatter regarding his
experiences with the 4. f. +. After
the usual talk about the ineffectivC
service Of the Y NJ c. A the young
actor offers a hand balancing act
that is meritorious.
Frank Whittier and company pre-
sent a one-act playlet entitled 'Jr
Wrong" The owl" a musical
comedy in miniature form. starring
Phil Adams. an entertaining come
dian "LePetite Cabaret a mani
kin musical comedy. rounds out the
varied oill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
ASTIE.

4 romantic drama OF the Cana
dian northwest is The Last OF His
People tOday's picture az the Castle
theater which provides that fine
character actor Mitchell Lewis with
sympathetic role. Its scenes laid
in the heart OF the great forests. are
indeed picturesque and lack nothing
in the way OF atmosphere. The plot
is an original one bordering on self
sacrifice and action is speedy and in
terestiny throughout
Tomorrow. Viola Dana plays the
Japanese maid IN THE Willow Tree. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19

1 Hs OF E Gqs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
GIVES SERMON
ON HOME LIFE
D.. J. N. Greene Begins Spe-
CiaI Series of Sermons at
First M. E. Church.

AZ the First Methodist church last
night DR.. J. ". Creme began a series
OF special sermons dealing with the
home life. using as the subject last
night "Courtship and the Making
Of a Home" He said that the pres
ent disregard for the importance Of
home life. the contempt for the mar
rage vow and the frequency of di-
vorce. all show the need for "a con-
sideration OF the subject Of the home
life and Of cOurtship in relation 20 it.
The speaker said in part.
"OnC Of the things society needs
and has too little Of is the ideal
courtship. An ideal courtship must
have ideal parties 90 constitute &C..
The young man should have such
a view Cf himself and Of his rela-
ton 90 tire fair sex as will create the
spirit OF chivalry I'm his breast. He
should view the Young woman as
e. person Who because of her gentle
ness and purity deserves his deepest
reverence and knightly protection.
But just the opposite view is too
often held The young man TOO Of
ten looks upon the girl as one not
to- be defended but dethroncd He
enters q conquest not for her. but
over her she is besieged. enticed
and reduced 10 an undignihed level.
while the natural barriers between
the two sexes are destroyed ana the
girl is made an object merely to
satisfy the silly actions and base
imaginations of the boy
Brings EvH Results.
such an unfortunate relationship
brings evil results both TO the Young
man and young woman. When eth
or take or permit unwarranted lib
critics. they have incapacitated them
selves for displaying the truest de-
gree OF affection for the ono who
may ultimately become the life conf
pauion. one who is the reckless de-
sfroyer Of affection, and q careless
user of unwarrauted liberties while
Young viii never make the true and
devoted husband or wife that might
otherwise have been. The young
woman who permits unwomanly
familiarities and liberties always
lowers herself i'm The estimation Of
the opposite sex There is no man
on earth good or bad but that has a
higher regard for the young lady
who does not allow these liberties
thar he has for the one who does
Prepares Way.
IAN ideal courtsnip prepares the
way for an ideal home One of ;he
most inspiring thoughts that can stir
life is that of creating an ideal
home. a home that is not only TO he
unit i'm society, but a place where
love has come TO dwell and God has
come to rule. OF such a home every
Young person has a right 10 dream.
let a picture of the dream home bc
hang on the walls OF tomorrow. and
let it not be forgotten that God is TO
have "a place in that home. For the
sake of n cleaner life. a happier
home. better tomorrow. and a SAT
en- eternity. get God into your life. 3"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
"OH. OH. CNDY."

All OF US have read Of Robinson
Crusoe and his desert isle. of his
parrot and his man Friday; but did
YOU know that there was a man
Saturday, And did you also know
that Friday and Saturday were
deadly rivals for the hand Of Lily,
the queen of the cannibals? That
Crusoe's parrot was more than pas
singly fond of Bronx cocktails?
Some revelations as TO the casta-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
fgl;7.g,,E.afnEa.s,s.s
AT THE PLAYHOUSES

LASALLE-'ThC Willow Tree"
with Viola Dana.
AUDITORIUM - Ills Majesty.
The American" with Douglas
Fairbanks.
CASTLE-''Thc last Of His Poo
pie" with Mitchell Lewis.
OEPHETM -NaudCviIIc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19

Co Serenade ........ Granados
CD Vito -..--.. Pepper
Mr.. Grippe.
5-ta)) CapricciO for the right
hand alone -.-. CAM
th) After Midnight ....... CAM
Co Petrarca Sonnet in A flat
................. LisZt
CD La Campanella ......
.......... Paganini-Liszt
Mr.. CAM.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19

ways life on the Island viii be made
at the oliver theater Friday. Jan
SOth with the first performance q
ooh. Oh. Cindy," His life was far
from being as only as DeFoe de-
picted it 10 be. and Robinson was
far from bashfuI with the fair sex
The role OF Robinson Crusoe Will
be portrayed by Al Kerndt. whose
antics during the rehearsals kept
the entire company in uproarlous
laughter. Friday is played by r. z
Cadorette. and his work bids fair 20
stop the show. His song in the first
scene of Act II. Il Want a Chance
10 Beat That Drum" will score q
decided hit. Lily, who acts as maid
TO Cindy. and who later appears a.
the cannibal princess. viii be played
by Madeline Unger. This part is one
Of the best and funniest roles In the
entire cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
OIINEI,

Miriam Cooper who has been
on the screen OF the Oliver theatre
"a number of times in d. w. Griffith's
productions, plays the leading fem
mime role in "Evangeline." which
will be shown at the oliver for four
DAYS. starting "wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
I.ASAI.:I:

Closely related TO Madame But
terhy" is today's La.Saile picture.
which Is entitled The Willow Tree. 90
and introducing Viola Dana. the
dainty favorite OF the screen. this
tnme as a Japanese maiden OF rare
charm and beauty, who teaches her
English lover that loyalty 20 country
should come before all else. The
story Is a deft mingling Of legend
and fact and was adapted from the
stage success in which Fay BANTER
scored such a success on Broadway
last season.
TOmorrow's attraction is More
Deadly Than the Male" story 81
cave-man love which features pretty
Ethel Clayton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19

Langdon and others Topics Of the
bay viii also be shown. The bill
viii bc repeated tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
OLIVER.

The following proE~lm viii ba
=iven at the oliver theater Tues Jaw
e,ening by CAM and G-ouppe. tho
second concert Of IN. Musicians
club series:
l-t5j Nccturne in c minor .....
...-- CHOPIN
(c) Aiy joys ...............
Polish songs TRANSCRIPT
ed by List 1890. Chopin
Cd Polonaise in a flat Chopin
Mr.. CAM.
Concerto i'm ID Major ...,.....
...... EdOuward LalO
Introduction Allegro.
lntermezZO.
Finale
Mr. Grippe.
3--(a) Impromptu in G flat.
.-..-....- Schubert
(b) Ballet Music from Rosa
munde ..-........
.......... Schubert-Ganz
Co Perpetual Motion Weber
Mr.. GAM.
tai Souvenir .......... Drdla
90 Hebrew Song and Dance
............ Zimbalist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
I-RFE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

At the church cdifice. Main and
Madison SITS. Monday. Jan. 49, at 3
D.. nj. The public is cordially invited.
S963-19
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29

Captain Jake Anderson died this
morning at the General Hospital.
Judge Murphy was here from Iron
River last Monday TO hold a term OF
the probate court for Iron county.
Chas. Dawson moved his family TO
FonduLac during the week He came
here Sunday to load out his house
hold goods and departed on Tuesday
DR.. ii. T. Sethney is one OF the
prominent members OF the American
Legion in Menominee. He has charge
of the Memorial Day exercises for
0scal Falk Fost.
The friends OF NJ. Z. Richards gave
him a dinner at the club rooms last
Tuesday evening. The affair was in
the nature OF farewell. Mr.. Rich
ards was the first president of the
Crystal Falls Club and has always
been an active member of the body
About 20 Knights OF Pythias came
up from Iron Mountain last Wednes-
day night via automobile to visit Cry
stal Falls lodge and witness degree
work. The first degree was confer
red after which a social session was
held that was one OF the most enjoy
able times had in X. p. circles in Cry
stal Falls. The members who were
fortunate enough TO have been present
are loud in praise OF the affair. A
supper was served after the lodge GER
emonies.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29

Because of the fact that the Legion
has arranged entertainment to last
all day tomorrow the band boys have
decided TO postpone their concert un-
al week from next Monday evening.
The original intention was to hold the
concert tomorrow Vfternoon but a
ball game is on then and in the even
ing the various churches have SER
vices.
The affair will surely be pulled of
on Monday evening, June 7th, in the
city hall Everybody invited.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29
persollals

Leigh c. Caswell went to the Goge-
bic range last Monday on a business
trip.
Mayor Bridges is driving a new olds-
mobile which he purchased through
the Webb Garage during the week.
w. G. Eldred was In bed several
days the past week with a bad case OF
lumbago. At this writing he is much
improved.
Gust Isaacson of Amasa was in
Crystal Falls last Monday ordering
supplies for the S. +. s. +. picnic
which is to be held in Amasa on June
Is.
Mrs. John Wall is in Green Bay this
week visiting her brother who is in
hospital in that city. She also went
TO Denmark, Wise. to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewett OF Manistique
were in Crystal Falls last Sunday,
having driven through by way OF
Munising. While here Mr.. Hewett In
terviewed local coal users, he having
the agency for lot OF eastern coal.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29
HOUSE FOR RENT-Inquire Of J.

HOUSE FOR RENT-Inquire OF J.
C. Cheney (21-22)
Mrs. Sam Zdravecky went to Chica-
go this week to visit a daughter
Miss Elsie LaPlante. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas LaPlante, celebrat-
ed her sixth birthday by entertaining
number of her young friends last
Tuesday.
Tom Brooks arrived here last Mon
day morning to visit with Mrs. Brooks
and Miss Doris who are staying with
Mrs. Brooks mother, Mrs. Thomas
Wills. Mr.. Brooks says that the car
supply at the coal mines is such that
the properties where he is located
are worked but about four days
week.
Fritz Anderson, the Crystal Falls
tea man, accompanied by his wife was
In the city, Monday evening TO bid
farewell to his father. John Anderson,
corner OF Nelson and Charles SITS.
who left on the following morning
tram for Manitoba. Mr.. Anderson
Sr. will spend the summer at Wlnni-
peg, with his son-in-law and daugh-
ter.-Norway Current.
Cards we're received during the
week announcing the graduation ex-
ercises at the nurses training school
OF St Lukes hospital, Chicago. where
Miss octavia Leonard is a member OF
the senior class. Mss octayia will
come home for brief rest and then
go to Minnesota where she will enter
a hospital Of which Miss Anna Man
they Is the matron.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29

A new meeting place for the Upper
Peninsula Educational Association
must be selected to take the place OF
the 500 which was selected as the
meeting place at the last session OF
the association.
The reason for the change OF meet
ing place Is that the high school at
the 500 burned a week ago, leaving
that city without adequate school as
sembly room for a meeting OF teachers
OF the size OF the upper peninsula
association.
Escanaba and Menominee are after
the meeting. The place will be Sc
lected by the executive committee OF
which John Mason of this city is a
member.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29
GUARDIAN ANGELS CHURCH

There will be but one mass tomor-
row at Crystal Falls. High Mass viii
be celebrated at Amasa. Catechism
at 300 D. m. and vespers at $500.
Children preparing for first commun-
ion and confirmation must attend in
struction on Saturday at 500 a. m.
and Sunday at 900 p. m.
The diamond drill., 1920-05-29

A letter received last week from w
II. Fraser instructed US to send hii
paper 10 wolfpit. Ky. for time
VIII Eldred went to Green Bay las
week 10 take a position with Georg,
Lachin in his auto accessory work.
Gust Berg OF Amasa was busines,
visitor In Crystal Falls last Monday
Mr.. Berg is employed at the Amasa
Porter mine.
SPECIAL OFFER for this week
Columbia records SO cts.
Jacobs Bros.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the M. f
Church will hold a business meeting
In the church parlor, Tuesday after
noon. June /, at $500 o'clock.
/ There will be no regular services
in the NJ. f. Church neyt Sunday
morning. In the evening there will
be Epworth League and preaching as
usual.
Charles Richard. assistant cashier
OF the Crystal Falls National Bank
went 10 Saginaw last Sunday to attend
the grand lodge meeting of the +. &
A. NJ. OF Michigan.
Leon Johnson, president OF Iron
River village and VIM. Heydon, a
prominent real estate man OF that
village was in Crystal Falls last Tues
day evening.
Mrs. S. j. Reynolds went 10 Chicago
last Tuesday to visit her niece, Miss
Octavia Leonard whose graduation
from ST. Luk'es hospital training
school for nurses is mentioned else
where.
Cards received this week announce
the graduation from Wellesley College
of Miss Vivian Scadden. Miss Vivian
will take a position in the Crystal
Falls schools as instructor in French
after her graduation.
There will be an illustrted lecture
at the NJ. r. Church on Sunday even
ing, June 6, at 1880 O'clock. Stereo-
ptican views and lecture. Silver or
ering will be taken at close OF SER
vice. Everybody cordially invited TO
attend.
A number OF members OF Columbia
Encampment went to Iron River last
Wednesday evening to attend the
meeting there. The next meeting will
be held in Crystal Falls on the last
Saturday evening in June.
A letter received from Mrs. Her
man Hansen directs us to change the
address of the Hansen paper from De-
Kalb Jc. TO Glenfield. N. Y. Mr.. Han
sen has an important position with
the Thalmann mining interests which |
owns mines in New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Richards stayed |
In Crystal Falls over night last Tues
day while on their way from Duluth |
to their new home i'm Iron Mountain.
Mrs. Richards and children have been
az Duluth since they left Crystal
Falls. Their home at Iron Mountain
was ready to receive them.
Sheriff Wilson took a box OF dyna-
mite, some fuse and caps from fell !.
low living south OF the old water
works last Sunday. The man could
give no good reason for having the
dynamite in HIS possession and he was
placed under arrest.
Judge Flanagan had as guests at
he court house last Tuesday Judge
luinlan OF Marinette, Court Reporter.
Rasmussen OF the same place and
Atty. r. p. Sherwood OF Green Bay.
rhey were accompanied by Dax Sells
u Florence. Judge Quinlan had been
loldiNg court at Florence and having
completed the work there in the fore
loon. accepted Mr.. Sells invitation
o ride TO Crystal Falls and attend
Judge Flannigan's court. They mo-
ored back 10 Florence late in the af-
ernoon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-09
A DIFFERENCE OF VISION

Messrs. Lodge, Borah, Poindexter
Johnson, LaFollette, Gore Reed, ct al.
for their efforts in trying to kill the
covenant of the league of nations. the
Miami Herald says that they deserve
tn highest need of praise of the Amer
lean people, yet Hon. Pleasant A
Stovall, of Savannah, our United
States minister to Switzerland says
Everywhere the question is asked:
What is America going to do? :
'The welfare and the fate of the
world are so dependent upon the for
nation of league of nations that the
opposition to the idea in America ap-
pears incomprehensible. How can our
country stop to split hairs when the
world is lettering? Some organized
powers is needed not only to prevent
wars, but to defend and promote the
welfare of the world; to extend credit,
promote commerce and regulate ex-
change. In protecting the world we
are protecting ourselves. Events have
shown that there is no such thing as
isolation. We tried to keep out of this
war Impossible! The next one
would just as surely involve us"
What he says is true is proven by the
facts~of history.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-09
PUBLICITY THAT MEANS SOME
THING

Marion county is coming into lot
of well deserved publicity through the
advancement the most progressive OF
her. people are making in the line OF
pure bred cattle and live stock breed
ing, chief of whom is z. c. Herlong
breeder Of champion Poland China
hogs by means OF which Marion coun
tvs adaptability for producing super
Tor stock is being proclaimed through
out the country.
The thing for Marion people to dc
is to take advantage of the opportunity
that is Times-Union.
In this splendid advertisement Mar
ion must share honors with Alachua
Mr.. Herlnog lives across the Marion
county line, but his farm is in Marion
county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-09
/" LILLY WHITES" KICK

1t was to be expected. This wall
sent up by the lilly whites" of the Re.
publican party in the state. Every
time it looks anywhere favorable for a
Republican year the Grand Old Party
splits wide open in the solid South
and fizzles out just before election day,
The same thing may be expected to
happen next year.
The Gerow-Lee branch of the party
called a convention in Palatka for
January The 'lilly whites" under the
leadership of Van Duzor, DeBerry
and Hayes Lewis, kicked out of the
traces, secured a restraining order
and demand that Gerow and Joe Lee
show why they should not be perment-
ly enjoined from nursing the Republi
can voters in Florida.
The fight of the kilkenny cats is
on To the old-timers this is
nothing new. 1t happens often and
with consistent political jockeying
In the end Joe Lee and Gerow will
land on top, Fred DeBerry and Hayes
Lewis will kick over the traces and
start new party-a marriage.-Palat,
ka News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-09

judged from the resolutions adopted
by varions organizations, both secular
and religious in all parts of the coun-
try, it looks very much like they are
standing right behind him. Anyhow
we do not believe that anything like a
majority of the people can be deluded
into the belief that the policies advo.
Gated by Lodge, Borah, Pointdexter,
LaFollette, Gore, Reed, and that
bunch of "willful men," have any
kinship; near or remote, to any of the
definite" policies ever advocated by
the democratic party.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-09
WHY Mr.. TAFT DOES NOT SAY II

Why doesn't Mr. Taft say in straight
out man-fashion that the President is
the sole remaining obstacle. that he
made mess OF the negotiation and is
now making a hash of ratification
The Tribune.
Probably the principl reason why
Mr.. Taft does not say it is because it
is not true. and Mr. Taft is not given
to mendacity. The former Presidents
strict respect for the truth in discuss
ing the treaty constroversy may be re-
garded by the Tribune as disloyalty
to the Republican party; yet there is
much to be said for it, and the Tribune
could profitably follow Mr., Taft's ex.
ample.-World.