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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
wANTED-r0 BIY

HiGHEsT prices paid for second nand
furniture. CRll Rlue Front Furniture
Co n. Main, OsaFe 1880 -
FURNITURE wanted; highest prices paid
sass.
NOTICE TO the puslic-we buy magazines
newspapers. rage, metals. Republic Iron
a Natal Co. 3o3 North Elgin, Usage Is@
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

fLATS MD AftRTMENTS i5
3.HbbM apartment Tor rent. urfuruI~hrd
ALL modern. call at 5i1 " second
-FOUR room uufurnish-d. hirh class apart.
ncnt with EafaEa and laundry room
built In kitchen cabinet and stove. to
suitable party 500, lease mot less than
sit months. Usage 1904
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

OFFICES AND DISK ROOM 20
ron RENT-Two light front office rooms
either furnished or win sell furniture.
roservtng desk space Tor short time
Second floor Kemp bldg 2l7h Hostou
avenue. Phonc OSNgr 5hfi
DESK room with desk chair aud teic.
phone. stcuOEraphic service at regular
tates S22 Mayo Bidg
OFFICE for rent. vii l-ublrt one or moro
" our office rooms rhuu" Usage arce
OFFICE room. desk and dcsk space TO
rent. 2i2 Robinson nldE Ossgc co'f
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; 80
FOR RENT-.I'art VI store On Houldcr
avenue near Fifth street Phone Usage
7oes
FOR RENT Rest automobile show room
IN CITY Phone Usage 32sd
75.FOuT space back part of stofc room
facing alley Tor rent ON y. Main, near
Frisco tracks uFnrc ts't
FOR RENT-Stnrc room IA D. Eleventh
Aprly COS Security BldG
WANTED-TO RENT Sc
WANTED TO REST Furnished six or
seven room house with garage and
servants quarters. want lease fur year
or luuEer. can furnish best ut references
HoN Hto-E care world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
moi sEs ron SALE

A DANNY r,u turs,f,,, ,,,u l,.,,.t .,
pa,iur east front the best Guy In the
mon CLASS Mamie RIJ,- home. I,rr.
corner lot. 1.gtory franr. ever, con
Nrnlenrc: space fprbIds "A ror,rI-fc 40.
srriru,u bat II You are interested In a
hlEh .'ass home don't fan iu see thia
3n', N.''"' some terms CAL Usage
'e'S
ron TRADE Good restrctcd rcs,dcncc
lots az part payment On or g. room
modern bungalow On pt,ing. well located
ASK for NJ Douglas phon. Orarc toSs
g.-.s ArRr s,,I' s,r,,s .,r.. ,.,,.t ,.,......,
house vel furnished, modern. man,ei.
basement and wr.ls t,ru and rhirLer
house s. 600 good terms
y W OTTO rO
40 MAYO Ndr Cedar 81.
gs..o. t.p CASH. a.. ",,,..,.t.
Ypor, burr.l,, ,,',t.tl ,,,ir, tt,"
turcs. IIIi.rsst district
W OTTp 60
ttt MAYO Hidv cedar az
1870. ipooo CASH
UNITINpti. Inn, t,,,,,..t...,
mantol uek roors. lot 5ONito. garage and
servant" quarters
W OTTO 60.
~ MAYO llpG. CEDAR tt5
FDU SALE u,au,If,,I bonn. g. ,....,,.. ...,
bath two pur,hcs. ON fiye acres of
srunnd WIN ,uswn"rrirs and orchard
barn and EaraEe. must be- seen to be au.
ureciatcd. Address ~ l. Miles. Scosho.
N". ~ H"N '''
s. 600 UNDER value. north side. close
iu' aud S.roum house. over sized
cornor cast front Ht. g. 900 VIII handle
ron SALE. Choice oorrcf. CLOSE Iu. south
side. with ,.ropm huusr. ideal apart.
m"nt sisht price - 500, part cash, snap
huN. 1uol Mayo Hidr Osage Gig..
GOOD my -.pr,i t. n,tl, f,, ,,,
money g. SOC cash. worth tS 600
rooms and bath. good Wet. east side for
uuie crtrs money thl- property can he
put iu shape 60 Hrll rpr 80 600 n yru
"A Tg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
FOR RENT

small house 910 i-2 s. Boston, rent
s35 Jer month. Phone 1854 Usage.
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NAIIRbSSES-H Renovated ana recovered Q
returned hCme the same day. Phone
6tia Sanitary Mattress Go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOME ~ rAHKNtlLE. college town.
rooms hath. hot water heat large
front porch. enclosed back porch. electric
lights telephone city water two large
cisternH play house small barn. poultry
house. three tuurtha acre superb lncA-
ton. nine miles from Kansas titN D.
Missouri river valley visible for 20 miles
10 minutes walk from rark college. $50
students, came Tor education " my
children. practically comp etsd. rti,H
fiIhO bargain. owner James y
bailey rarkNiNc $40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HoU sriIoLD GooD,

CALL OSAGE 4O61 Miller Furniture Co.
when you have anything to sell in sec
ond hand furniture we pay the top price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS


FIRST rees-f9ar ana ons,Asit tgtl9aESaa
10 !, Won. Lucy kate. 100 wallis. q -
20 !. 70 / liz 10 i. ucconl; fadt>s;
III. ;hir,9. r!me. ,;s3 ~ combs; ,sgad.2
man, Twinkle Blue ran. 49,
Second raSe-,n.e and, oae- half tu.!onTs---
70 Won; Flying FrSs :oL iSs ,.i MI1ra iIi
T IN 'G .6S aiSbd~ DiSy.5IoS. Boier nv
ii?Tsena. pay ot Peace; EoundInT, Through.
Third r.ce--si, furlouEs--Mack Garner.
Tiger Hose. llc ,Mconey), - to !. 10 /.
~. BTrIeywatcr. B"tty Curry. Gcurlolin:.
Ina. our Little Anne. !'iurern. Frances Starr.
Mid!a aud omine ran.
tThurhSr,. 70 y 10 l. out, Won son Doeod.
ioi lWidal 2 TO 3. to :. 20 (. second
Mos" ioi (Nioon"vl +! - :. 10 j. / u =.
third. ri'ne. 1;4i. Eainhow Girl. Night
,F,l[,h racs-si1 .urionEs-LcGotal. :os
10 tZoe;.er). 4 to :. !" 9, TO 4. second;
sixth race--Initc ara seventy yards--Un
High. - tRicncrcekl. TO /, : to l. :
20 =. Won: ItiInpalonR. ~ tWidar. . TO
Tinio. i:tt. The Gallant. ! Win / N':n,
p-utes, lN!nE NEPTUNE ran.
Waterproof. ,!6 lRoman"liD. TO !. to +.
- 3. Won: Little String. III ,wI:p. -
70 !. 70 :. {" ]. second: Verify. in5
ri; ;Shera: 80 ,t.x 70 s l. I" . 5hir
FAIRY Prince, Captain Hodge. Sas;n, i5ajaact.
Amino Luther ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
SMITH AND PLESTlNA TAKE
BOUTS IN STRAIGHT FALLS
Former Wins Over Frank Burns,
While Latter DispoScs or
Christensen.

Zckc Smith ana Marrin Plestina were
victors in the louhlc-match wrestling
card staged last night AZ the City Audi
torium before a crowd which appeared
enthusiastic and voiced is approval a.
Tho work OF the four mon. one OF the
most notable Textures OF tile affair was
the presence of The large number OF
women in the audience" The fa.t sex
have been conspicuous for their ah-
Scnce at former affairs. but they APP
pearcd MS Interested in the proceed
inEs last night the men.
IlcStina and Harold Christensen were
the principals in the main event. and
both hcavies did excellent work. The
latter conceded considerable avoirdupois
10 Flestina. but put up a great fight and
gave a fine scientific exhibition. Pies
crotch hold, after htty-onc minutes OF
wrestling. The second went TO him in
sixteen minutes, with = body hold.
Frank Burns. Michigan middle
weight, opposed Zrkc Smith in the SEE
Ond bout Of the evening, and from the
nrst this match proved 10 bc :, thriller.
Both men went at their work like they
meant business, and fast Snuppy
wrestling featured. I.kc pinned the
shoulders OF Burns 10 the mat for the
first fail with q double toe hold The
Richmond boy got the second fall
with an arm and toe hold.
shouted It's approval Of a matcn be-
tween Sergeant Earl C:tddock and
Christensen. Nothing which would lead
In such an affair being staged was
forthcoming from the promoters. how.
ever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
AMERICANS DOWN FEDERAL
tluint Battle at Hines Results in Easy
Victory for Winning Five.
score sets Record.

Fed"raI Kosorvo Banl: Nu!n, fN"-
nishod tic American National Bank
team little opposition last might in thu
Blues A-mory. and the latter I'VE won
from the government; team by the score
Of ~ 20 l. IT was q rccoTd-hr.aiI
score 70! tho winning aggregation. and
It's forwards went Wild. Brown Gagged
ninntCnm Eonis from court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
evenly MATCHED QU|NTETs.
TO PLAY IN Blues AnMORY.
Close Game Expected Tomo,1ow
Night When Generals Meet
Catholics.

Richmond basketball fans more than,
likely Will witness one OF tho greatest
struggles in the history Of this city
tomorrow night when Catholic Uni-
vcrsity and Washington and Lee bring
the local season to close In tho.
] rc as taF ''E soth ,eaa
have been defeated by the Virginin
Polytechnic Institute team, and, III
view of the fact that each forced tho
crack Tech team TO extend itself 10
secure victory. the game should DO
one of the closest in recent years.
Again the method of comparative
scores must be resorted TO. and N de-
terrniuing the strength OF the cppos-
ing teams by this method the Catholic
quint is given the decision. The ooys
tories over the Delaware College FIVE.
a team reported TO be one OF the tess
in The East. and. in view OF these vic-s
tories, the Catholic team is chuckel
full. OF confidence. and Is expected TO
cause the Washington and Lee five a
lot of worry before time is called.
Lee refuses to eoncede a point 20 the
opponents of the Generals, and his
charges will be in the game to aght,
and when the coach Of the Lexington
lively doings result. Washington and
Lees record this year Is not a. bad
one. but the team had the misfortune.
10 nave several, games Cancelled. and:
therefore, will lack the condition OF
the Catholics. who have been through
:, strenuous season so far this year.
One of the strongest points i'll favor
OF victory for the Catholics is the,
fact they have team composed OF
scasoued tosscre. Students attending
Catholic University are studying for
tho priesthood and ms considerable
scholastic work is necessary to do this
athletes at tho Washington institution
At Il majority OF the colleges.
Upon one man. Stevens. a tall Cana
dian. Will rest largely the chances OF
the Washington and Leo Ave. This boy
holds down the center position on tho
Quint and throughout the entire sea.
son of the Generals his work has stood
ont prominently. Not that Washing
ten and Lee has one-man team. for
the Generals have IN E1gleby. Mccain,
and Bryant, three OF the best basket
bal! players who ever attended the
school. but stevens by his brilliant
work has outshone any OF the others.
\ dance will be given 20 the teams
following the game. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
PET TWAY TOPPED ORANGE
AND BLUE BASKETEERs
hi III Boy Outscorcd All Men,.
bcrs of Tcam-IiatChcr
Ranked Second,
Lspoc.ll a. ID T.mcs D!snntc,l.l

Especial 70 The Times D!spatcNl
iiARl.pTrESNiLJ. VA. Marcia T.
:" nam y. Icttway. or Richmond. cap
tam ANA left forward on tho Virginia
Basketball team. led the Oranp. ana
Eiu" squad i'm individual scoring. &C
CofuinS /" figures Just complied which
in'iN"'S all Of tn" games OF the N!r-
GINA season, which ended Friday. night
IN raleigh. y. c. By n.usin; II goals
from Inc hcld and drOp.inI tho sphcr-
ola in the ba l,ct rorty-right times i'm
s'NtE-ErNtm attempts 20 place foul
goals. tcttway has hung up $50 points
Tor virginia, n record probably not
'anal"h h| any other single PLAYER on
Ininis n The south Atlantic division.
rms showing A. 81 tn" more remark g.
;thle when Il is taken into considera
non tnai Virginia was minus the ser
wees "i In" captain in several Of the
!u!dsc1sou gaines. Pcttway H:ts &trick-
On Win influenza ana was out OF the
GaAe Tor nearly two weeks. He was
missing from tho lineup In the con-
test with Virginia Military Institute.
Just how bru!v he was missed ia shown,
by tho ii-tn-i3 decision which tho
cadets obtained over Pop" Lanmicau's
wards.
I;ohe-t Y. Hatcher. also of Richmond.
w" !u"ovarryd at the other forward
position. :its Closc on lcttway's heels
Us tn" Hunncr Of hcld goals turned in,
ana IN tho f"pv limos ~ was called on
L" mp IN" leather from tho fouls, made
q vr'uiihhlc showing Ilc made Tftv
hoi" goals and ADDED FIVE points from
tho ioGi Inc
Scbue.der. tile Iig center closely
pressed no forwards. w.th C,rty-n.nc
i"" guards. are tie! for the fourth.
.uug each having nado ui,lc baskets.
Tho indiviluai record OF the II~.tnia
qulli-'ucn Follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
l-YNCHBURG EASY FOR TECH
Hack sburE College Quint EASILY Wins
From tIni City

I.YNCfIBERG. VA, March l.-vir-
ainja Tech Quint !uoppcd up here to-
nigh; with the Lynchburl :. G. 81 20
Is. The Techs easily oLtc!assed the
DEALS in all departments or the game.
and each Cuint was of a, times in
SHOOTING.
The lineup:
IyncnOurS. Positions. y. i. J.
Johnson right forward. Whartou
Lee ....... left forward 80. Walker
Shancr ....... .centcr. ....... Graham
Smith right guard. Rhodes
Nrlson 49,. .lrtt guard. ..... Brooks
Summary: Goals from ncor-Johu-
son, Lee go. simmer (S), Smith. Whar-
ton. iVl, Walker (S) Graham %.
Rhodes CD, Brooks f2l. Goals from
fouls-Iohnson, . in 3: Rhodes. in ..
Subs titutions---Crlsp tor Ora i a m.
Time twenty minute halves. Referee,
Adams. Wisconsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Carpenter Will Marry
Pretty French Blonde
Ipy un!veraal Service. ]

PAtIS. March l.-t:cOrEes Car
pcnticr. Europe'S henv e * Il
champion, will he nnrricI ON March
i3, 10 was announced tonight.
"Shc,' IN fS-ycar-O1d blonde
beauty. whose Identity, however, IN
Kept IL profound secret. Ii In UNDER
stood she * not n society girl, but
hRils from the country.
Immediately after tho marriage
the couple will sail for America on
their hUneyniOOn.
There is nm nncOufirmcd report
that Carpenter has decided to give
UP the ring forever owing 10 the
positive aversion OF his brfde-tO-
bc to prize fights. lie IL said to
intend going into the movies on 5.
large scale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
OLD People VIII. Are Feeble ana

tniuicn VINO ArS fhie ana weak
oral Strengthening Tonic Effect of
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC.
1t purif.s and enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system. A Gem
rral Strengthening Tonic for Adults
nnn children. 6nc.-AdV. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

,sl fife Z, race,,fpgr ttarionEs-B Kehn.
MA,egskciNa!De lol. ~ orcner. iii: oo-in..
:, couI ,ace--nye ana one hal, furIorrs.--
GLOOM, i0y: Mark W"st. 10: salnrr tic.
!,uf'li., nc. Bon Master. 10. Ecpca,c-
10; J1y'ng Frog ITO. Whlt" Hav.r 10,
EiA' STAR. 10. war CLUB. il5: Hop ISrker.
.!t; Madrid: li5. Hroude- Ii5: ,;ornarn.
iaaI. ,Ip!":d ii: h!!sibiY: Vim. IiV.
Nlss hfgt,r. To-; keziah lo7. Mar Tom.
y.czipo. .. i,achshot. !ia In SHARE II II
nunu liz. Pass % chhncc. III. llocfhaEc
~. -, ~ Htg'it.e. -: Tom Caro-. ne. Eiir!.
hl@ .hrsiorr e!G i'-: Halolnc'. iD.. Doc.
cor ~ J"s NRyasIrgs. 1i2
I"uEiN r=tr--urn Notwithstanding Idea 700.
IHlieman. lti. sister lIc!.u.. 100: Marvin,
M"" lhi. EGsisla.d.. Ict: Who Cares 700:
.'am fC.nni o.: Narm!t0. 10. sherman
y, iia Murphy. l2e; yrusty. !2o: Port I,-a
ff,h alile ana seventy yarls--Ai!.
l"f; saint 1"TrIain. JOS: -iiupleton. iCt;
General Glenn. III: BrcaIrnau liz
. SIKH face-!nil" ana eighth kuloyy 90.
Merchant lot, Jiny tat: Quito in;: sun
Tod, luG' franklin. '0G; J. &. stone 100 ,
bar ono. 100 Giasstci 100
Seventh -4C----Inile and si,tanr,h--
NtrltT !o!: Tho GaNnn'. loo. C6urceiies.
Cotagr l'T. Gnljertst ii"v III: -.rihc.
III. raul 'onn"liy. in: ia azot. iiS: Viii
10. l.: SgmBcr St,lrar;. ll2: SKY Pilot
~ isSr 'inmrson, ll:; ilurward Hohe:rs
y. Eligible: Cu"Cr. o.: Thursday Etyhter.
ll-. Bcrt"dano. IL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Managers Must File
List Of Players Soon

Amateur players ARE warned by
Secretary NObcrt sutton, of the
Amateur baseball Commission, that
on March = fifteen signed contracts
must bc Ira the hands OF the rrr,n-
her" of the commission, aud ~ COM
rIrtc list or the players contcn-
rin'ch. This Information tx desired
In order that the c0mnfs.Ion m,r
riasS'fY properly the teams To pluy
under its Jurisdiction. !tuproxt-
ihntcI% twenty teams have flied
hppii"atinnS. and 81 IL prob
hbIc hud''i"n"i franchises may be
granted later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
ELI BEGINS GRID WORK
Rudimcntary Football Practice Gets
Start-Dn at Yale INT
Sersity.
n p. .rla,etl r. =

SEW HAVEN. CONN. March L.
Eud!mcntary football practice began at
tale today, the earliest date FOR this
sport IN the records OF the college. The
squad o: eighty OF more will work in
the gymnasium under Captain Gala
han and Trainer John Mack, and box
igS Will bs part Of tho daily grind Men
VIII drop out I" 20 into spring sports
when field is available Dunting and
drop kicking will be practiced. The
ia!l prAetlce is 10 begin Sep.enber 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Tenrn-y 10 Hcprescn, MINORS

'IfINAhv. MarCh J. = The minor
tongues - professional baseball have
chosen a Tsarney. president OF the
western and Threc-cTc Len CUES 10 r.D-
resent thcn in at! matters under dis
CuSS 'on, pertaining 10 them before the
National Committee. Mr.. T.arney has
song occu an advocate lo.' minor lea ecc
fcnre6cnthtiNn hofOre Tho Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

MEN YOItN. March LIN absence
of Manager John J. McGraw. who is OF.
his way from CuhH To the New York
ters az san Antonio, Ten. t'hriS;y
Mathcwson will be in Charge OF the
players who will leave this city by
all those vino Viii he picked up en-
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
JOHN MARSHALL QU|NT
PREPARING FOR MAURY
High School Basketball Team Getting
III Shape for Big Gamc-COrps
Will he Present

Following tho victory won by :hc
John Marshall team in defeating the
hVe from Woodberry Forest Saturday.
there Will be no lct-up in practice at
the Headquarters OF the Richmond bas-
ketecrs. ON the contrary, Coach Jones
VIII Keep his charges at sin pace
throughout this week. The Mar
shal'i;cs will play two games This
week. one OF them. tina, Frida" night
IN ihc Blues Armory. with Maury. bids
fair To rival last Saturdays In thrills
and in Importance.
The team will Journey over TO Pc
tcrsburt Wednesday, afternoon to grar-
pie the cagcrs OF that city's nigh
school. bat in view of the previous en-
Sagcmcnt between the Same two teams
il5i'e ~ The way of battle is expect;
'iowned ~ The Marshaiiitcs in the i Ma
game played this season between the
teams, and resulted in 4 50 to VIC
tory Tor The Blue and White.
The Maury game promises to be
more in tue nature OF n premier con-
test. II Will he remembered tina, tho
Marshai!ites suffered their first defeat
IN the same Wy they settled the score
Adhcrcn;s Of .hc John Marshall team
Wi.i u" out in full force to sec that
their representatives do not lack en-
Norfolk quintet on ,hc Blues Armory
hoor next Friday night. \ special fea-
turc Of lie attendance will he the pres
cncc OF the entire john Marshall High
School cadet corps in full strength. ;tc-
companl"d by the band. so that a. SUM
ciehcY Of Doisc is promised.
Track Team Holds Practice.
At the practice Of the John Mar
sinai track squad Yesterday n large
number OF additions 20 the candidates
We're noted. Among the men who had
not been seen 1T practice before wcra:
Ilomei"r. Richardson, Dudley. Stark
Sharp and Saunders. These. with Ash
brook. lscdcn. Ewing. Spivcy and Hen
SON. wine already had reported and
ryder, tyson and Iulladay. who will
be out as soon as the basketball sea-
son is completed. will form the squad
from which the team probably will bc
pckod. Just now work is limited 10
ouch as can 10 done indoors on n small
f'oOr, and is little moro than setting
WI and conditioning exercises. How
over. some little high jumping has been
done. as we'll AZ practice on starts for
tho sDriDt.rS and hurdlcrs. Soon the
team expects to begin work in the omen
4; Byrd Park. Until that tim. little
can be done. but when Coach Tucker
Jones sends his charges on the turf
rapid progress may he expected MOI
until then can the distance runners, do
any practical work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

Our Mr.. & Mrs" trunk is Il
favorite, too.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

nineteen goals from court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

for Brown; brown for Broadlus: Nil
Ter FOR owens; Campbell cor Tyson.
Goals from court--Brown. 10: Owens
f2; O'Suilvan, g: Broaddus. 3; Wcisiger,
.; Brutcu. l'ranCk. :
Goals from Touchdown. ! Bruton, /.
Rcfcrce--Boll.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-11
TOMS LITTLE STAR"
SHOWS NEXT WE'D.

The moving picture known as
"Tom's Little Star" will be shown in
the Normal school auditorium next
Wednesday evening, March 10, at 7:30
D. m. sharp At that time there will
also be shown a reel Of current events
which alone is worth the price of adj
mission which is but 10 cents.
The Story
sTom's Little Star" is the tantaliz-
ing title of the latest Of the Stage
Women's War Relief photoplays
which will come to the Normal school
auditorium next Wednesday night. It
was written by Mrs. Otis Skin
ner. wife Of the noted actor who
takes one Of the leading parts in this
exceptional little feature. Mrs. Skin
ners name has not previously been
negotiated in the drama, either - On
actress or an author. She IS, how
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-11
FAMOUS OR:
CHESTRA COMING

The Minneapolis Symphony Orches-
ira which is soon to be heard here &C.
cupies a position in the forefront of
the great orchestras of this country,
many of the leading critics of New
York and other cities placing it next
to the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
It's conductor, Emil Oberhoffer is
recognized as one of the greatest liv-
ing orchestra conductors and has
built the Minneapolis organization up
from it's beginning. The membership
of the orchestra is not made up from
Minneapolis Musicians, the players
having been recruited almost entirely
from the leading symphony orchestras
and musical centers of the world,
brought to Minneapolis in most cases
under long contract. The ample
guarantee fund subscribed by the peo-
ple Of Minneapolis has enabled Mr.
Oberhoffer and the management to
engage many of the finest artists to
be found anywhere, and the personnel
of the orchestra, in point Of artistic
ability, compares favorably with that
Of the Bostof, or any other orchestra.
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
is now in its sixteenth year.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-11

ever, the travelling representative Of
the Stage Won1en's War Relief and
mas a vital interest in all that con-
Germs the charity It was with some
trepidation that she "took her pen in
hand" as it were, but the result was
so seemingly professional and withal
50 human and SO true to life that
Toms Little Star" was elected to a
place among the Twelve without a
dissenting vote.
In keeping with the quality of the
story and the opportunity it offered
for the appearance Of theatrical per-
sonages a cast was selected which
would be out of reach Of any organiza-
ton other than the Stage Women's
War Relief. Think of having Otis
Skinner, Henry Miller, Constance
Binney, Blanche Bates Henry Hull,
Florenz Ziegfeld and Daniel Frohman.
Mrs. Skinner has taken a subject
with which she is altogether familiar.
Every pretty girl has sneaking sus-
pic;on that she was especially de-
signed by Providence for stage
career. When that one has the fur
ther encouragement of an overwhelnn-
ing local success in the home drama
tic society, all the elements of incip-
lent drama are present Mrs. Skin