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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11

i,recedes their entrance with classic
dance, is the headline feature OF the
new bill at The Murray the first half.
An elaborate stage setting is carried
depicting the abiding place of his
Satanic Majesty, and at the finish OF
their fast ground tumbling last even
ing they We're accorded a barrage OF
applause which must have lasted sew
eral minutes. They offer the fastest
and most sensational tunbling act
seen here in several seasons. Norman
and jeanette, who open the bill, have
an unusually classy and clever act.
They employ a very attractive set.
and open with a very neat song and
dance. then surprising the folks by re-
vealing themselves as remarkable ex-
ponents Of physical culture, and finish
ing with feats upon the flying rings
and Spanish web. Their act is full OF
merit and showmanship. John Geiger
in his character of a street musician
and his talking violin served the
audience just what they relished. He
gives limitations of pipe organ,
chimes, ukele. and an old fashioned
country dance which brought down
the house. He took so many encores
he had to beg to be excused
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
Jimmy Johnston.

Jimmy Johnston is coping a large
sob Of the glory in Brooklyn these
days by the classy way in which he is
playing third base and clouting the
ball for the Dodgers.
! Which makes 1t sound very much
as though Jimmy has at last found a
permanent home, both on the dia-
mond and off, which appeals to him
and in which he can shine the way
fate intended he should. We really
think fate had a good major league
job In mind for Jimmy. If not, why
did she drag him back and forth
across the continent and from north
to south until Jim got dizzy?
Jimmy was born in Cleveland
Tenn, in December, 1889. He began
his baseball wanderings in 1908 with
From there he went to Portland. from
Portland to Seattle, Seattle to Ottum
IVA, Ia. from Ottumwa to the Chicago
White Sox. The Sox farmed him tc
Birmingham, Ala. called him back and
sent him to San Francisco. Then the
Cubs grabbed him and hauled him
back across the U. S.; only to send
him back to Oakland. We can hardly
blame Jim for joining the Feds about
that time. In the settlement between
organized ball and the Feds Jim was
awarded to the Dodgers and there he
has stuck. In 1916 and 1917 he played
in the outfield. Last year he played
first most of the time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
EAGLES TO PUT GOOD
!. B. B. TEAM into FIELD

What is hoped to be one of the fast
est semi-pro baseball teams in four
states Will be put on the field this
year by the Richmond Lodge of Eagles.
oHlclals announced Tuesday. This
Team VIII include the best talent in
Richmond and star players from other
centers will be hired.
The Eagles are confident Richmond
wants last Sunday baseball here and
no county league will suffice. Accord.
lngly the Eagles decided upon the
team.
tentative games have been arrang-
ed with the Dayton TriangIes, Indi-
annapolis Reserves, Potter's Tramps.
Nor"oods, Dayton Americans and
ouher teams known to fans. The
Christ Church nine of Cincinnati will
ne scheduled If that team will change
us oeclslon not to play out Of Ohio.
Exhibition Park has been obtained
by the Eagles. The players dressing
room Will be fitted with shower bath
and lockers. The diamonds are to be
put In 1rst-class condition by the Elk
hibition company
The first game Of the Eagles will
not probably be played until late in
May. Meanwhile. the Starr Piano
team will represent Richmond in
scraps with the Kokomo c. M BIS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
College Games

At Terre Haute- r. H. T..
Kentucky ..... 316 900 O12-13 9 2
Rose Poly 49,. 900 900 002-2 8 9
Batteries Cooper and Heber; Rol-
shausen, Reinhard and Rustin. Hager.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11

thought of compensation. His watch
full care saves her from the keenest
sorrow that could come to a woman
but he pays the price with his life.
Having passed through the refining
fires OF suffering, the Princess I'VE is
finally rewarded by the affection of
the now motherless children, who
awaken in her a love that transforms
and ennobles her. There Is a strong
and fascinating note of the Orient in
the play.
Young men who have been gratified
by thinking that their one and only
has little tricks Of love making that
are all her own, should see Miss
Norma Talmadge fascinating her
hearts choice in THE Woman Gives"
which Is the attraction at the Murrette
Theatre. Young women may also
learn some things about the game of
making love by watching the way
Robert Milton responds to the various
little subterfuges employed by Inga
Sonderson. played by Miss Talmadge.
MURRETTE
A raid on gambling den, the arrest
Of it's inmates and the killing Of an
officer, presents one of the thrilling
action scenes in THE Family Honor"
which will be shown at the Murrette
theatre on Wednesday for the first
time. The location is aSmall southern
town, but one that is rub wide open"
The reformers finally get the upper
hand and the raids on the gambling
hells and the dens of vice start.
In one of these raids the youths of
the village, society and professional
men are discovered present. There is
a mad scramble to escape but most of
the men are cornered and arrested.
The proprietor cleans out his safe and
prepares to fee, when confronted by
an officer. He shoots him down and
gets away, and another man is arrest
ed for the crime.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE
Six whirling imps in Mephisto attire
from the fiery, flaming lower regions
assisted by fairy with a wand who
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
A. S. NJ. Baseball

With the score 4 all in the last Of
the third inning, the Alfalfas staged a
batting rally and scored six runs. in
cidentally defeating the Lime Sewers
10 to 4 at Exhibition Park Monday
afternoon. Several good scraps have
been furnished by the A. s. M. league
SO far and Mondays game was one OF
the very best.
Williamson, of the Alfalfas, with 4
hits out of four trips to the plate, led
the hitting. George Hodge. of the
same team, hit safely three times out
of four. One Of his hits went for
three bases. Eye, with two out of
three bingles, led the Limies. Gard
ner pitching for the Alfalfas, whitfield
six men and walked two. Eye for the
Limies, whitfield four and also walked
two.
The Broadcast Seeders and Corn
Drills are scheduled for Wednesday
afternoon. The score:
r.
Lime Sewers ..... 200 90 Z 8
Alfalfa Drills .0O4 6x-1O Is
Eye and Epping; Gardner and
Faucet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
The Theatres
WASHINGTON

Few screen stars have enjoyed the
sudden rise to popularity that has
greeted Douglas MacLean and Doris
May, who were but recently elevated
to stardom by Thomas II. Ince. Max
ing their debut in Mary Roberts
Rinehart's "Twenty-Three and a Half
Hours Leave" the youthful pair had
the satisfaction Of hearing their ini-
tial effort hailed as the best comedy
feature Of the season. They followed
this success with whats Your Hus-
band Doing?" which also proved a
big laughing hit Now their third
vehicle, "Mary's Ankle" from May
ing to the Washington theater next
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Like
its predecessors, it Is for entertain
packed with laughs. 1t is Thomas
H. Ince production and a Paramount
Aircraft
MURRAY.
One of the strongest and most inter
esting photodramas Of the year is
showing at the Murray Theatre, where
William Fox presented Gladys Brock
well as the Princess Yye in The
Mother Of His Children" photoplay
Of high life in Paris, written by Bar
bara LIE MARI Deely.
At the meeting place of the East
and the West-Paris-are enacted
tense scenes in the lives Of jewellers
Of both hemispheres. The Princess
we, a passionate daughter of the
East. surrounds herself with all the
garish beauty OF her native land
Arabia. She is loved by Russian
nobleman-a sculptor. She loves an
American sculptor whose statue, in.
spired by his beautiful wife, has won
the Grand Prix. Hadji, the princess
slave, loves her with that marvellous
devotion which gives all without
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
Championship Pennant To
Be Raised Today at Cincy

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 11.-For
the first time in history, a National
league pennant will be raised at Red
land field Tuesday afternoon. Fitting
ceremonies have been arranged. This
will be rubbing it in" on the Giants
az New York will be forced to witness
the flag raising.
The only National league game
played Monday was the 3 to l trim
ming handed Philadelphia by Pitts
burg. Thus first blood goes to the
west. Baseball critics look for the
four eastern teams to experience a
disastrous tour The score Of the
Philly-Pirate game:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia 80. 100 900 000-1 4 2
Pittsburg ... 100 900 000-3 7 Q
Causey and Wheat; Cooper and
Schmidt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
Suburban League Slate
Is COMPLETED at Meeting

Organization of a nine team subur-
ban baseball league was effected at
meeting Monday. Representatives
from eight teams were present and
the following officers elected: George
Brehm. president; Harry Mccoy. vice
president; Clarence Kerlin, secretary
treasurer.
A complete schedule and other ar
engagements will be completed at an
other meeting of representatives next
Tuesday. The teams represented were
Boston. Eldorado, New Madison,
Whitewater, Shamrocks, All-Stars,
MillerKcmpers and Senators.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
STAIRS to Play Swift
Kokomo C0Iored Team

The baseball season in Richmond
will be opened Sunday afternoon
when the kokomo c. M. BIS, ia st
colored team, will hook up with the
Starr. Piano nine at Exhibition Park.
The Starr Piano team will have in it's
lineup all the best baseball talent of
Richmond. This includes. Minner and
Hawekotte, pitchers, and Everette
Haas and Paul Witte, catchers.
The c. M. BIS. dub themselves the
demons of the diamond" Several of
the kokomo team have played in the
A. B. c. lineup.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
Semi-Pros Will Suing
Into Action Here Sunday

Practically all the semi-pro baseball
teams in and near Richmond will get
into action Sunday. The Starr Piano
S. A. l.. team will clash with the Ko-
komo c. B. NJ. team at Exhibition
park The Richmond Senators are
scheduled for a scrap at Boston with
the c. and o. team of that place. Mill
er's All-Stars are listed for battle at
Centerville. The Richmond Sham
rocks journey to Eldorado. New Mad
ison will go to Whitewater for a scrap
with the independent team of that
town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
Commercial League May Be
Repiued for Summer Snort

old Commercial baseball league will
be developed at a meeting in Sam
Vigran's store at p. m. Thursday.
Several Richmond business concerns
have organized teams.
Among these are the Hines Dairy,
Palladium, Bankers, Drygoods, Haber-
dashers and a team composed Of Of
flee employees Of the Pennsylvania
railroad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
TEAM PUTS
OUT CHALLENGE TO LOCALS

A challenge to Richmond baseball
teams has been issued by the Van
Camp Iron company baseball nine Of
Indianapolis. This team has a stronE
lineup and promise to make things
interesting for any team in Wayne
county or Richmond. For further in,
formation, write to F. G. Barnett, at
the Van Camp Hardware and Iron
company, Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
AMERICAN IEACIJE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

GAMES TODAY
National League
New York at Cincinnati.
brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American League
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
American Association
Columbus at ST. Paul.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
NEVER SAW ANYTHING BETTER

For colds that hang on" and for
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there is one safe family cough medi-
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advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-11
Yesterday S Games
AM ERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Boston r. H. E.
Philadelphia 600 900 O1O-1 2 3
Boston .... O02 201 00X-7 10
Perry, Eckert, Moore and Perkins );
Harper and Schang.
At Cleveland R. H. E.
st. Louis .... 900 900 O21-3 Is
Cleveland w 122 10 O0x-7 10 l
Davis, Saunders, Bayne and Sever
cid; Bagby and O'Neill.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Kansas City r. Fl. E
Milwaukee .... 01O 010 1903 2
Kansas City -. 100 900 O0O-1
Miller and CASTOR; Horstman, Bold
en- and Brock.
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Ern &citpprt. Sreaun.

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ban0c. Ger Iiot | @inocn, og iaa letter
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set npt frem. Set Ter III Der. Stoscn
faloer % Iabnin9erne biiper lterre for
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iii Sremtihett.
@n peuIig 6ilien til "0ecorahzTos
tens 2Giere % &ebutiipn.
&. S~drnueI1en.
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"&pm over % birip os".

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"a Sjeerne forut unb9nd De dltrortTs
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bcSe Tlarnmcr bar ri life alenlt enonlt.
Ga p~ereiter iuIgte Ell WorAcn med
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cgpc.
@i ian bppr BORT airiehuS babe
itadct. 0por III lang SaImer oa hprtt
@ub5 Crn. Set % bar borte.
ghl bar vi preset / ot3lt 10 War at
iua pp uore 0icm % tiliAe por Nirts.
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cIt vi Tan men IaaIct inntes ior o3 inn
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brooerIi9it,
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SruSepicIier.

Zen 16be Srni Nettc Nar bIep Stt
Uiifial gibslnpe EQtepiet til 2ilus Wn
RE Sohniou. @rnIIlppet 'tob / @ru.
bens @iem fem GPiI ipbsit fra 3icIs'
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feitcn. Sen beIIi8c Gambling bIeo I'D.
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9ibsmoe. Gan tieute ogiaa "lncl:
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Here Slaa / Sraufri9e os bIep idaret
men er M fulbitGnois fritz ira ariaen@
Strababier. Sc bar leiet 9iemmefor'
men al Sttos SeitciSe, ire Ril cit fro
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Nr. og Srs. e. So6nion berItebs. :
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lip, ibet Senrb SIai Gibsmce, (9rol
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albert. San arbeioer for nGrpRrenoc
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en- Oatier at Ir. % Wrs. Sans Hass
musien, iom Dor norocIt fra 9alitao,
WtiniI.
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Slagter Der / Speu. Gan er en- Ssn
al Nartin Ymilion Der for nGrp9rens
Sc Dor / CANADA. Dan tiIbsrer ell tor
SIGgt, ipm Dor, be ileite at Dem. ber
ltebs. San bar paiad meo | @eroenss
trigen % tiente troli9 "llncIe Gam" |
nrltcu ct gar | Srnntrig.
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@i letter osiaa iture Sorbaabninasr til
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Oationernes Sioa.
gtprbiife gGnnrinssfcrilag a%ngaacloc
Signpafien.

Set 12te norbiife interparldnentd'
rife 9ele0dtmebe aflluttct for!eoen line
SorhanhIinocr / Nriitiunin meb Nepta-
pelIen al Ell tibli9cre al Naaoct uofors
met McicIution ON SoIteneS 6orbuno
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U5e,s man fra ierlt af hapbc iprnlet
rens EuiItt = Tom ct aruo ON, at Tors
buroet "lioeu Spbolb" lfdl trT0e
sSirIipmbeb / bele Den l~lbitrGtning, Sors
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bet MI til at gnn no pan, at bette mda
Ite "Innreit otter at bet ~foreltodenoe Ge'
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/ noaen Grab en- Mobihcering.
Sc Sopebtrao, lom opltille5 oeS Sl'
Sen al bette er f9l9enoc:
"Solienes Sorbuuo ital inarelt rnnt
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% inaen Iduoan Stat, JONI or Iter az
trGbe irb, itaI IegscS S%inorinaer
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ten.
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Der faI oprettcs en- irrlia llnoerIs9ela
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Get beItaaenoe WilitPrpGlen.
Ser ifal arbeibes for OpbGoel'e az
Gle Sinoringer for Den frie %%aretrdns,
tort 90 ben frie STRENGTHENING mellenl
S%anoene."
General for N~ationernes
Surbunb bar t~iIltilet Norit Sclegrdm@
bureau felgcnee:
Sire pistise Sorras til sensriHH
I Ynften Tor Hatiorernes Norburo CT
Dlepet iremiat al BEN oanite, Den nurltt
% ben ioenife 8egeirin9 til Sehdno'
llno pna Observation-Disclosures 'er'ts
mpbc / 8eni ben lobe Nooember. Sis'e
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men. men iom / Yirfeliebeoen bar ians
ME SnbboIp, er ipr set enc S0rilags
|ebtommenoe Iebio9et al Ell Yegrms
belie. Sprilagene er pberienot ale Dc
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Observation-Disclosures, isr De er neo'
taaet.
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FRA gSpuoburn, Sregpn.

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Den Sio tontnter tgier, % iea ma eils
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ben eneitc 8llbbGrer, III bar ira Often,
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ae itob.
Seruoe saa |eittniten eaar set ion,
banlig. Sioen ipiuber ben hurti9t, p9
ou Der er iaa lineu 6oriiiel meIem os
forifieIi9c Narstiber, iaa ilpber Soms
nlcr OF @tnter. 0cit % @dar ian1rren,
iaa at ii8c. IpIirgeu pdr iom iGbpans
Lot aob. Nlti1e betdles meo hete Yrls
ier. Srigtaplingeu bar life ioa goo
Iom unnIigt, og nlegen Srligt bleb hanrot
bcitobi9et / DC faa Sage meo 'trena
auIpe, vi babe forrige 8inter, men idd
rar Triicrne iaa nteset beiere, 'aa bet
6it bel for omtrent bet famine. Nu orte
Der ne meo SumIeiuoianIinscn. Ser
CT 6unoreoer % after Slinoreoer
Yliffere, iom er noe og iaa at ii9e Dor
I 9alcus Sumlcagre MI. ollie orager
Glitch, oarlIe oQ unge, meo fulo Snss
hoIbnin9sbeber % BET 9aar mlntert til.
Set CT iont cit Sla8S Serie.
Ser bar nGret en- bel Sci Snoodnz
BRING fra Often berllo / Sc iieite TO aar.
Ser bar ogioa fommet en- bel Gel nteo
Yorifc, iom bar nebiat Jig I foritieli8e
SeIc uf Salem berube. NPiten ale trle
bes rlbnlcrfet.
Ser / SlIi Inaneo Gaobe hi Ben Sors
ueicIie at fan Ell Seisa al Yrpf. 8onell,
fprbcnnGrenSe principal for 8aIborf
College, Soreit Gitp, Soipa % Sumbolot
GoGe9c, SumboIbt. Soma. Trofesioren
meb 6dnilie bar beribe pda 6eris,
trnter muligpis at boiGtte iis Der en-
@nuQ / Den mere Sren1tib. Snn litte Jig
ubmertet her, bebre cno / California,
6por ban ogina bar pGret. Trof. Hon>
neu, er en- pibt bereiit Ianb oa fprz
itdar iig pda no9et al bpert.
Taitor s. 8. 6ou9en, forhenbGrenoc
Brett / 3ecornb, itoppebe ugiaa meo ps
ct Bar Sage inaar. Yaitoreu er paa
6arten belle Siben % Srnaer fra Steb
til Steo. Seq Ieier aItib meo Snteresie
Ian greoe / glabene. men bet er enbs
MI mere interesinnt at tale meo BAN
ON bisic iorifieqise Sing.
Saa meb mango Sat til Hebatter 90
Q0iere. s. q. Saueeu.