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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
BILLY ALLEN COMP An
SCORES ANOTHER EIT

Al me Opera EOuse TUESDAY Bill
allen and ms corDArH OF JDy-nahers
sca~ed another hi u thc second per
fur-nullf.n Of ms week s enlargement
New sang hts nov uosIuEne-s. new
@iar,t., mum .:a.-.. new comedy. and
pier1.1 ~ uurt ;- were on me pro
grain.
E.-c -ne Ailcn Dias-s has 4 VeI'y
arrlI!s- nj -.le plot seT---es %
s.t...u ~ r-34Inr along There
, ae annur ,i1e merits #
the A. .ar7v Z Is tall II life
.,.rzpn ana t.aiur~ Il nas the vlTacIty
ana 20 nat keep one highly enter
aimed. Il is happy continuation
NJ Vaudeville. songs anG dancing
with refreshing costumes 10 attract
une ruurrv times through rte week.
a texture of aacr performance ls
lf. ,r7rr-ofillrrlpr OF int very newest
souE hits rtIat are now being pop
liiarlv sung IN the larger cities 10
M. naty-ors Of Lf1e Billy Allen com
many. t.urnps the eartv pleasure oI
hearing every song hit that Broad
wa now aniuvs LiREwIse tine Is
+his Of -hP dance numbers ana NE"
feurur,es-
or particular mention are Goe1z
and Duff. Here is one OF ri1e gen
tline spots Of the SNOW II Is nnsi
evident TINT TINS team is big lfnf
vaudeville ac- TOR they put II over
as reaI performers. Gre natural anu
one is reluctant n see them DOW
heir exi1.
T,afIv M-. Allen announces COM
n,e.e change OF song SHOW. during
each performance one is quichAs c"ii-
vfuced that they nave never Sf'ssh VI
heard the same thing before
Marineas daily at lib r N eve.
uinss ut SO p. ID. Ii wonia De wei
for the patrons OF the Opera House
10 secure their ssErs III advance anu
snE-e waiting in line AZ mEni---4AnN'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
BILL
At COLONIAL

=a5sI-. - iE.g pica-slng d. week
i- ,.1ub., . So Il az offered =, -ne
Cnin.-Is.l ...r:;-... III T-uursuDr The
m --es-3 ..,' wtH '7+ '~~hc l9frl 4
-ac Ran" q scos- -rcEa r-cve a~a an
GaElrE Il stg'-'- WIKI anna
Co:nwaI Ter rae pI1nr:pa r3ts- Raid
ers oT tao Na'--h. unn1aer IN TIT S.
rIes II North WOODS dramas. VIII
also ne presented. Eor onir does I'd
gar .5unus na--e an exaeiler11 role n
TINS cwo-g-e.el 1csrlIT-a IN GilE vi
IilInso- aiso appears Ana as ""uHr-
is.sis = ur-ls;s, ---lt.rGz VIZ .Grt -a 4s4e
l:1rn on thc SGT, ar --har. aI-n utarr
galn-s on M pl-~-~a-rn -go M VIII
-np nes- ~ ne .are summer -AdT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
ire ~ TO Get
Rid Of DanGruff

ue sire WY that never
~-7aeve da1druff cnnpie1elv
ID dissolve It. Tins des-
.~-.~- To 40 r,1is. JUST ger
G.uces Of Jiu-n. urdinAr'y
uu.- i q nlEnT when
- 4nuGCn n nulsren me
n gently WIN the
H- MOST Il NOT all If
@ vii oe gone. ana Lnree
- 1plirariuns viii com
.e-o.va and entirely destroy
sl-n ana race uf II, M
,v r-e1 Iand-uff Won ma
.a. 49, char all itching
.- - ut soap VIII sc1p n
II. .t na1r will be fluff
ssr silky ana sof1- ana
hundred zines better.
-a- IuIuG arvnn II arr
!. inexpensive, ana
kr I'll. r,oU VIII need. This
T.. -s-u-a~ Gas newer heen known
-llt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

invited rs III honor rues1 wTrn Adj
mirELI Beatty, cDmmander Of the IL
LED uav1cs u the cIose Of the WAY.
win NOT be able To attend. he VIII
hHve as representative here General
FayoIle
Admiral Cant, ri the British
grand feet via ne Lle personal rep
ressr.sz--,-a O. ACrul-uI Bs.r.v. Eas-
com Little, chairman II the ct4sT=n-
--Jiished visitors committee Of he lie
ria1. WIS nj formed II Z COMM uulcn-
ton from England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Legion Meet ct
Cleveland TO Be
International One

Cleveland. sept 1-TIR American
Legion convention here SepieTn ber
rs anu -. is - be an Information
al affair.
PARIS Coble.z. the Cana Zone the
Philippine Islands. hawaii ana Airs
ma, where American soIdiel-s IRE sta
toned, ere SO be represented in tine
parade which VIII open the conren-
ton z.nd in tbs ssrssians whore tine
@@rtIre policy OF tae lagoon and +he
quesrluns which cuui-unt n a-e TO ne
fought out
Although Marshal Fo,.f,. WIN was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Who VIII Be Champ
Fits or williamson

on Sarurdav neNI Al -ht augusta
CauuIr- -3ub viii occur ne piaz--ug
N bs-w~eu Bill Fits ana Bin Viii
manson. IL deIe-,n-Ie ne goit cham
pjun for 1871 Williamson ut.-e14-ea
TYSON n & splendid game rE one IL II
81 miles. tyson seu VIII i.rnsoH rn0sr
a ne wa around, tt-y nalHec or rhe
ls-A. evening NJ the naIa::::. ano WI
-iaglsun Won on -he -"tu mole WEI
hanson played -Hru4rh.lle game
ana Il showed nora PLAYERS Lu he ve--.
aaep1 - rne game. In -ae match III
Saturday FITS ana williamson VII
piRy 81 mules Is IN me morning ana
- n me sl--a--lnuH
Mrs " r Gardner WON me ciub
guIt .na;rplurs MP 10Y H. women. she
defeated Mrs. Charles Andrews T rte
finals. IN rte second division II me
women s gnt tournament Mr.. NASH
won. ue4EELIIE Mrs owens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Winthrop Street
Patriarch Un6ergoes
Surgical Operation

-
me ur he pz-Earctrs Of Winthrop
sllssRI recently underwent q Surgical
operation n an effort 10 sEve its life
anG repairs from Che "dprTnr'' are 10
rilt effect rnA1 -1me aiune Will reIl
whether N nUI the affnr- viii Dr. sur
ct7ssfl. The Patriarch n QUESTION is
dne u the glRnf elrns rt1Hr have ssood
sen1lnei-iike FOR MANY wears alunE
InEi thnrpugtfnre.
journal man c,la--e1 with the
r-t.e ''ducrur'' a few minutes Tuesttuv
ana learned thai This us,--irr1la- old
monarch. which Is located n f-an1 uf
me 5ournDv -EsineICa. Is z 4 1aa
way About 81 fes1 rom t1e bax u
branches ouJ Inro TWO ---eHt limbs ann
SOME ClTne n the pasr II beczrne pr
Tlaliv split, opening II The hearr Of
Cne tree With -ecur-nr aims ac-
cnr,dIng 70 he DOC" this mas pur me
r-nF n a state Of DROWNING" rne
wafer running down inside IND pro-
1uClnE Z continual dampness whIcr
IaE hnu IN apparent bad etfaC- On tine
outside. Numerous 'suras" or -DE-an
places IHTe been uncovered by the
neressE,-v 70 ger n and r-aar me in
fecrec places another measure atiupr-
I'd was the boring Of several hufes n
-eisRsp TnP water n -1s neE--The
cavIrv above mas been filed n with
cement
quoting the dnc" himself regarding
chances fur recovery ne saiu. ''1he
old fellow WIS going 70 die anyway
and nv efforts may save MS life, wen
know another spring" The curious
J. NJ IN tame around the bule Of
the on monarch and nj gir-h was II
1re1- & 1ncnes. Still Eur-uus. urher
gIHnTs On -ne street were Iapad rs
fnlIuwg. On ne vicker-v lawn - feet
: lncnes. Dudley residence. II feet 8
inches: Johnson home. - fest, 9
inches and !. 1taL. inches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

AZ the regular meeting of Staples
Carnn. Sons NJ Veterans. neld Mon
lt;Iv evening II was vntsd ia hold the
annual campfire OCT. Is. Al this meet
ing the members If the EaIlnwen-
Gardiner Bath and Brunswick car1ps
will b. gues Is Division Secretary
Treasurer Z K Could u Ruei1.and
VIII also ne a guest a rnusirnl and
literary program Will i've presented
followed by dance Division Cnn-
rnauder Rubsr- A. Cnny VIII soon or
gaulze a SONS of Veterans camp a.
Unity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

dark Knhali VIII re-
a' n!s eartv departure
'-'i.- .Ar Tileir new home
WHICH viii take piace rile
49,. wing la ms bainE
laced with The Malne
road mere TINS change
-.--tf.ssEaAf's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Scet- =ewlns. VIM lUt . shur-- time
ago suffered he soss NJ MS buildings
~ fra 1n -nr Church EiI mad. has
purchased -ae huush O. Eeuel :
Moves - \ Mode stree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Louis Eur-, son n Henry Bur-.
WIS st-uci, By an 1uIaTI1ohsIe Satur-
da-y evening IT Pest uffice Suuus-e.
hennehuniz- Els LEFT lcG was bruk-
en- He was aiken 70 Biddefart Eos
initial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

nu1 editor II me Eos
"raic- allied On Augusta
sc ana Mrs. Minur
Wa by automobile for
''Di 2 belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Friends af sup't. GsDTse W Bowie
gf The Anguish DIviaion Of the s,iec~
eric rsad viii be glad IN near 81 an
jrupruve.rne,Ii IN MS condlunn aftei a
ulnsi severe illness n ms nome OF
Liberty avenue Lewiston. ar- 80"
i, IS now able 10 SIT up little eacn
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Henry r Cummings Te7- Tuesday
fur d business r-lp Of ae7'e-a. aays Il
Boston and VICINITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Gid Sol was shining down the street when IN
10 our store walked our old friend Pete I
wanf some Sunbeam Bread-" says Peter
IN take ii home and the kids VIII ea1 AZ
20 when al hame friend Peter landed. and 10
mis- wife the Bread ne handed. she said.
Dear Peter. III bake no more when such
good bread en- be bought AZ the stare" New
Peter Is working TO get the Dough sc that
when In Augusta ne can 90 10 the Sunbeam
Bakery On Wafer street and take the fam
1y hame treat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Charles Pullan. cle-E Al the local
plant Of the Standard Oil Company
severed ms connections with thai
firm Saturday Inst Eis place Is NOV
telnE taken ny Fred Messe- for
many wea-s sisQacaer .--tls A s.
x ELECTRIC Road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

.Jur-or. d-uE cierk a
LED TOSS pnHrnacv.
VIZ weeks vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Meeting ri e. 3.
.-t-.. --odEe viii rake place
nlo"k. 4 fIIIl at
HTt4s-stnG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
-SCAL Notice

H.. Date Tailor Of Gardiner
AI4Eusta OVER ne Wad-
l pa. VIII he open for
- g. r. Waiter -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

-t'na4G. wllo IF an
-~ .,4uG & -teH~ns' bar
weeK 6 vacation
~- 'ar'-!Enu and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

-iar-7s has returned
.-a=l ii Z. Winthrop to
. d.-usEa and viii ne at
Ut ln-I- A M. - r Nj.
III IS zspree1 a3I-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

r euTy @tgTGis hive
uTe- vIEIt n FIR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

--.ifsl--E. aluU VIII Be
SOFA. Y s-Gnesda7- m
LIS WISH 4oAdaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
LOCALS

N ---.~ |--| Ms
aE asE 8raTner' .5GsDe,-
---rle.u. 4lh week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

ros If WjHsIuw uve,-
ar ..s aeHe- 1ra C4elcn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
THE IMPROVEMENT
or PLANTS AND AMI
MAILS BY SELECTION

Maine Agricufturzi Expsrsmenf sta-
tiun Says Thzf SeksEsinn by Far
Snrrnanus Aspne Msy Herretuars
5us ooss Mut 1rnrrose a Strnin-
Tests Mare ut tive Statisn Aseup
Interesting Lin=z.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
CHAMPION TO HANDICAP
 NEAR CHAMPION IN MAIN
 BOUT AT ARENA TONIGHT
Daviscourt Agrees To Throw Phoenix Favorite Twice Within 90 Minutes Fast Preliminary Events Arranged, With Band Concert by City Band

tied Alaska in search of magazine material" DaYiscourt frequently crossed the path of the great author and Beach adopted his character as one of the heroes of a famous novel.
 In the past few years. however. Da- viscourt has gradually been drifting away from civil engineering and has taken up wrestling as profession, which he is now pursuing exclusively.
 Daviscourt is now planning to enter the tournament for the worlds cham pionship at the Hippodrome at New York this fall, having been accorded one of the ten invitations extended by the promoters. Others who will par ticipate in the elimination series will be Stanislaus and Waldek Zbyszko, Yussif Hussane. Earl Caddock. StrangIer Ed Lewis and Joe Stecher, present holder of the worlds title.
 His appearance here this evening. therefore, will give local fans an op- portunity of seeing a real topnotcher in action. He's not a worlds cham pion-not yet-but he is one of the best 10 grapplers in the game.
 Fast Preliminary Card
 In agreeing to down Sauer twice within 90 minutes. however, he has taken upon himself a big task. Sauer's $ great speed and ability to squirm out of difficult holds will stand him in good stead in a handicap event. Pete is planning an offensive bout whenever the opportunity presents itself, and iu this he may be planning his own de feat.
 The program for tonight is one of the best yet offered by Promoters Tally and Hale. In addition to the main go there will be a four round boxing match. an amateur wrestling contest limited to 30 minutes and a battle roya that is guaranteed to produce more thrills and excitement per minute than any event of it's kind this season.
 The city band of 30 pieces will also be on hard to furnish a musical pro- gram The first event is scheduled tC start at S:30 o'clock.
 Reserved seat tickets will remain or sale at the Doyle cigar stand up to o'clock this evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05

One of Americas best heavyweight wrestIers will be seen in action against one of the nations best light heavy weights at Tallys open-air arena to- night, when Nick Daviscourt, Pacific coast heavyweight champion, takes on Peee Sauer of Lincoln. Neb., in handicap match. Daviscourt agrees to throw the local favorite twice within period of 90 minutes or lose his share of the gate receipts.
 The match has the earmarks of being one of the fastest ever staged in this community. Both big fellows are trained to the minute and are ready to go at top speed throughout a gruelling bout.
 T confidently expect to beat Sauer two falls within the specified time limit-otherwise I would not have made such terms" said Daviscourt last evening. T have never seen Sauer in action. but I have talked with several wrestlers who have met him an am confident that am his master"
 Daviscourt Has Wonderful Record
 Daviscourt comes to Phoenix with a record of which he might well be proud. He is one of the few grapplers that can claim victories over Dr. Roller and Westergaard, a few short years ago the best heavyweights in the game.
 The Californian is a strapping big fellow and a clean sportsman. He's American all the way through and a real credit to the wrestling art. First of all, he's a college graduate holding a degree of civil engineer.
 Daviscourt first won recognition as a wrestler while pursuing his profession in the wilds of Alaska-that country where a mans a man to survive the tolls of man. beast and weather. He came across some pretty rough charac- ters in his day up in the far north and rough and-tumble fights were every day happenings. Daviscourt proved himself one of the fittest of the fit in these skirmishes, his great size and brute strength always landing him on top.
 That was when Rex Beach first vis-
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
NAVAL TEAM HAS EDGE IN ATTEST
 WITH ALL-STARS

Hard hitting and loose fielding, plenty of both, combined to give base ball fans lots of action when the Pa cific Fleet baseball team made it's first appearance in Phoenix against an AL Star club at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon. The score of II to 10, with the fleet team on the long end, just about represents the relative strength of the two clubs. The tar babies were swat drunk. Fans who thought that shore leave might make the gobs a bit unsteady on their feet were due for a rude awakening, for the visitors tore around the bases as if il was their daily custom.
 Gruell started on the mound for the Stars, having been imported from California purposely for this game He showed all kinds of stuff, especially upon. His six innings on the mound were taken advantage of by the visit ors, who garnered 1S hits and 10 runs. Brown went to his rescue and got away in good shape.
 The naval boys got away to a flying start with three in the first. The AL Stars came back in their half Of the second and got four, taking the lead, but held it only a few brief minutes, for the visitors send three more mark CTS across in the third. From then on, it was procession to the ninth, when the locals threatened with a four run rally. Three doubles in a row, followed by a triple, with only one out, scored a quartet but the next two were easy. The second game of the naval series will be played at Eastlake today with the strengthened Southwest Cotton
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
CUBS WIN SLUGFEST
 FROM CHAMBERS CO.

Hard hitting and good fielding fea- tured the game between the Phoenix Cubs and Chambers Transfer company baseball teams at Second avenue and Grant street yesterday, the former winning. r to 14. Both teams played errorless ball.
 Scoring started early in the melee and there was no let up until the ninth. The Cubs took the lead with three runs in the second and never surrendered it, although the losers came within one of tying in their half of the fifth.
 Score by innings: R. H. F.. Chambers ... .O01 523 O30-14 19 0 Cubs ..-.... 034 231 40x-17 23 O
 Batteries-GiIbert and Carr; Stacey and Rosser.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05

Pacific Fleet 303 220 0O1-11 All Stars .............04 04O 001 104-10
 Summary: Two-b base hits-Miner. Gibson, Kelly, Haldiman CD, Sorey CD, Nuth, Westfall. Three base hits: Gib- son. Teaney. Sacrifice hits: Teaney
 Haldiman. Sacrifice fly-Miner. Stolen bases-BroWn, Brush, Kelly, Stack CD. Double plays-Rausch to Brysh to Kelly; Nuth to Sorey; Sorey to Nuth to Brawner. Bases on balls:
 off Gibson, 6 off Cruel, 1; off Brown. ,. Struck out-By Gibson T: by Gruell l. Hits-off Gruell 13 in 6 innings. Hit by pitcher-Westfa by Gibson. Wild pitch-Gruell, 2; Brown, 1. Umpires- Mopin, Batty, Sullivan. Time of game - hours 40 minutes. Attendance, 1000.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
LEFT FEARFUL.

NO longer fans pack around a ring Tn smoke and sweat and noise; They're boxing at the ball parks
 now
 Where dwell the peanut boys.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
RIGHT FEARFUL

The ring is fixed at home plate, Ring side is catcher's box But if you hold bleacher seat You'll miss the equinox.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05

Totals .......36 Is 9x26 19 4 Brown out by batted ball. Score by innings:
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
company team furnishing the opposi-

Totals ...-...... .36 II 14X26 fl Stack out, interference.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
.,,-,,cAM GssocIATIoN

At Toledo. '; Columbus, l. At Louisville, 7-3; lndla@hap0si7' second game 10 innings)
 Al St Paul, 0; Minneapolis, A. At Kansas City. 5; Milwaukee 4'
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al Sioux City, 3; Des Molnes' 2 Al st Joseph, 2-S: omaha, 5-2 Al oklahoma City, 4; Tulsa .. Al Wichita, 5; Joplin, f.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
eouruEpN ASSOCIATION

Al Memphis, }: Little ROCK, 5. Al New Orleans, II; Birmlngham' V' At Chattanooga, 0; Mobile, A. Al Nashville, 1; Atlanta, s.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
HE'LL CHOOSE THE -ur

TONDON-Robert Tipp, steepIe JacN' v,as taken i'll while at the top ol eIagstaff here painting and TOT tTo t3,o l'-.l.-j,,e, noIe. 10 feet from the ground S,,9Ii. to descend. A fellow workman rescued him.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-05
Totals. s..29 0 2*26 g

Summary: Stolen bases-Peterson. Struck o1le-By Cross. IS; by Lush, '. Bases on balls-Off Cross, 3; Hit by nitcher-MiIlet by Cross. Umpire Spencer. Time of game-1;42 At tendance-1, 300.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
PASTOR CELEBRATES
TENTH ANNIVERSARY

The Rev. Earle Wilfley's tenth
anniversary as pastor of the Ver-
mont Avenue Christian Church was
celebrated by the congregation In
two services yesterday. At the
morning service DIR. Wilhey deliv-
cred an anniversary sermon in
which he reviewed the ten years
of his ministry here, beginning
with the call to serve as co-pastor
with. DIR. F. ID. Power shortly be-
fore the latter's death. During this
time the church membership has in
creased from about $50 to nearly
1.100.
In the evening the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor con-
Quoted a special service. preceded
by reception and tea to DR.. and
Mrs. Whitley. The meeting was led
by Miss UvaIena Poston and trib-
utes of appreciation of DIR. Wilfley's
ministry were made by DIR. N. r.
Jenner. chairman OF the board of
officers of the church: the Rev. Earl
Taggart. assistant to the pastor,
and Mrs. James /. Parker. Mrs.
Emma baltimore, Miss Mabel Mans
field. Mrs. NJ. a. Bowers. Miss Ar
dell Payne and W. T. EddihgfeId,
representing various ORGANIZATIONS
of the congregation. Percy S. Fos-
ter led the singing and spoke on
behalf of the Christian Endeavor
alumni DIR. Wilfiey responded in
a short sermon on Tomorrow"
On Friday evening the congrega-
tion will give a reception to DIR.
and Mrs. Wilfley.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08

erything he held dearest in life. To
this end. the master mind" hunted
out the obscure girl whom the at
| torney had loved. created a family
for her out of the dregs of the un-
derworld, and then when she had
married revealed the whole sordid
scheme and demanded the withdraw
al of the victim of his plan from his
candidacy for the Governorship. The
intellect that conceived and success
FULLY executed so elaborate a decep-
tlon. however, asserted itself again
at the last moment and left undone
the thing it had planned to do. There
Is in the final scene of the picture
when the master mind triumphs in
renunciation a power that is en-
phasized by the thoroughly natural
manner in which the pivotal scene
Is enacted.
Gypsy O'Brien. Ralph Kellard, Ma
RE Shotwell and numerous others
oner delineations that make the act
ing ensemble one of formidable
strength. The photography and di-
rectlon are excellent.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-08
DOG MUZZLING
TOBE FORCED
Absolute Compliance With
Law Demanded in Or
der to Police.

Police captains of the several pre-
cincts have been ordered by Maj.
Harry L. Gessford, superintendent
of police. to instruct the members Of
their command to strictly enforce
the law regarding unmuzzled dogs.
The police chief called attention
to the necessity of bringing about
an absolute compliance with the
proclamation OF the District Com
missioners, giving notice that: "Ev,
cry dog in the District shall. for .
period Of one year from and after
July 8. 1920. wear a good and sub
stantial muzzle."
Where the law has not been COM
piled with the police have been in
structed to endeavor to reach the
owners and secure prosecution In
court.
The law relating to the muzzling
Of dogs follows:
And whenever, by reason of any
proclamation issued by the Commits
sioners, dogs going at large are
required to wear muzzles, no person
owning or having custody of any
dog shall permit 1t to go at large
without a good. substantial muzzle,
securely put on, SO as to prevent II
from biting or swapping"