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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01
TRUCKERS TAKE P. M. GAME

NORFOLK, VA. May 3l.--With the
score tied in the eighth inning of the
afternoon game here today. the
Portsmouth Truckers came TO bat
and when the smoke of battle had
cleared four more runs we're To their
credit, making the score Z TO 3.
The Tays made q brave effort IN
their half Of the inning. hut cou:G
= ore only two runs. Neither team
was dangerous in the final frame. and
the game closed to in favor OF the
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TARS TAKE MORNING GAME

PORTSMOUTH, VA. May 81 Nor
folk took the morning game today
from the Truckers. To o. y home
run by Bribeck In the third inning.
with Corcoran on the bags. turned
The trick for the TarS. Portsmouth
hit the ball harder than :;orlolk bu,
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Directors of Richmond
League Meet Tonight

The tichmond league will hold
meeting tonight at Murphy'S
Hotel at i. VI. Fuil Attendance
IL desired nK matters of importance
viii lrr brought before the dircr-
tors. QucstIon Of change or srIicd-
ule and status of su,ue players will
he discussed,
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allowed six hits. three of the scratch
variety. Except for the sixth the WISH
tors were harmless. while the locals
pounded Glascrs offerings TO all
corners during the NTH and seventh.
AFTER noon GAME.
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Pal Moore IS said TO bc n vcrv .vl,
W"fh nShicr. Ask Jimmie Wilde.
hhHlands greatest. He ought 10
know something about II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

Mike O'Dowd. champion or no
champion, Is still 10 be found nght-
inE every week or so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

As hall player. Jim Thorpc was
played Ia the National League.
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Davies. Stolen cs-Nrannigan 90
StrucN oui-hy Morgan. :: by Pierce.
!. Eases ON ballS-oif Morgan. ]: or
Pierce, >. lit by pitrh"r-Noonan by
r!c>cr. Double piay--Elack to strain
to lioaic. Wild pitch Pierce. Time
Of game l:i5. Attendance. 600
l'mpi vc--t iuNou
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NcMpnrt NeNys.

SUFFOLK ......O ! ! q q o =
Newport News . o ! o o @ 81
summary. rwo-hasc hits Schmitt
and Noonnn Sacrifice h!ts-l.ca sura
Whitccrart aud Schwartz stolen
bases strain. Pool and Crow. First
on hnlls-on AlbauEh, 9" of l.casure.
3 struck out--E,- AlNaugh. |: Ivy
l."asure s. wild pitch -Aibaugh
Double plav-Chnmpagnc 10 tIran
nigan Left on haScs-Suffolk. 6:
Newport News. = Attendance 500.
Timo--l:i5. Umpire
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Burns Outpoints .I,cI..

JERSEY CITY. May si'SEron,,io
nurns, or Persey City, easialy OUT
pointed Freddie Jacks, of England
~ p we've round bout here tonight
"a pounds or under. Jacks faGIcd 20 20
Piacc even one round TO his crnhit :"
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WILSON TAKES P. M. CONTEST

WILSON. y g.. May 3l.-Meehan's
pitching aud hitting was Too strong a
tcrnoon, and they went down in de-
Feat. to ]. The Wilson slabman
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Tclus I.cti-ur.

Dallas, q; Beaumont q
~, worth. ,: san Antonio, I. ..
wichita Rails, ~; Galveston. 2.
shreveport. Il; Houston. ..
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milwaukee,, iU-t; Kansas City. l-s.
Indianapolis, 81: Louisville. IL.
~. i'aul. 3. Minneapolis, g.
Columbus. :; Toledo. 10 (sccond
game.
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LednnN Knockr Out uigEIn..

LONDON. May 3i.--Charles Lcdoux,
81 Franco, tonight knocked out Jim
Higgins OF England, in the eleventh
round OF a twcnty-rOund bout. Tho
bout was for tho han,amwelght cham
pionship Of Europe. which Is held by
lCIoLA
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''UHIIHUcU FTOTH FITAI I'ISt.)
others were forced out by engine
trouble or accidents.
The following is the order Of finish
ana time:
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Observation-Disclosures.

lereoy cry. Pa; Baltimore. So.
Hunalo. ~. Aaron. 50.
Rochester. 80; Toronto, 20.
Heading. 81; SyraCgse. Cd.
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49,, DclnS decoration Day Il num-
me country. Fighters believe in bav'
ims their facial expressions decorated
IN order to live up to the faabion
anu 'he spirit OF the day.
no need to look for gamblers whon
inc limits play at home. Who'd bet
Philadelphia Is L great basob,p
town. The rhillIes are in Iasi Mel .
. una mo oniy thing that is Keeping
! RE nth .., out OF the cellar is the
Games faster than any team Thar Use Use
played In either league wv
do you happen to know a w,,s
Guy VINO ~ Sui wearing his wIntrr
underwear! 'Scr
That Alexander Teller from Ch,oa-
20 ~ all IN: The poor fellow only
aint 1T tough. though. And no used
TO oe such It nice pitcher.
Fat women are stiI training I,
'nEaEo' Morning cSercise consists
OF liitinS the telephone receiver nfr
IN" NOOK Mt least ten times.
Press agents for moving picture
S,"rS are very. very slow Carmen
yer has been In this country nl,nn.t
Two months now and not one screen
n.ai mas challenged him To real
Naik!nS is hcalthful exercise but
on" must look out for tn. automn.
niIes OF those who do no, believe in
being healthy. -"
philadelphia celebrated their stay
10 'hlchgo with "A clean record. They
didh't win game.
Greatest exercise In the world Is
10 play In the outneld with a st.
Louis Brown pitcher in the box.
hcnny L"onard. a famous moving
pi'tnr" star - about 10 become n
professional fighter. We ar. told.
Pal Moore IS said to be a very nwk-
W"ih nShicr. Ask Jimmie Wilde.
Engiand's greatest. lie ought IN
know something abou, II.
MIX. O'Dowd. champion or no
CHAMPION, Is still To be found nght-
lnE every week or so.
As ball player. Jim Tho-pc was
IN" greatest half back That ever
played In the National League.
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Ease on ballS-on Mitchell. 3: off
Crockett, !. Strike Mitchell. d:
Crockett. >. Time, 2:O4. ump!rcs-
Johnson and Ganlcy
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LET'S GO
by GuNBOAT HUDSON.

rms being Decoration Day n num-
me country. Fighters believe in bav.
ing their facial expressions dccornicd
lh orner to live UP to the fashion
ana the spirit OF the day. "n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

MY IIOWHfV Nug1tN
Louis Chevrolet. Roscoe Sarlcs
Joe Boyer, Art Klein. Jules Gaux.
Andre l'oillot, Howard Wilcox, Jean
forpOratJ. Eddie O'Donncll Willie
iiaupt and Ecnnie Hill also started
Merchants OF Indianapolis donated
$4,000 TO be distributed as added
of The 200 laps. OF this money Boy
ar won $500: DE Palma. s. 300:
CASTOR Chevrolet. $1,000: Rene
Thomas. 500 and Art Klein and Jean
thaSSaGnc. 500 each.
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Summary: Earned runs-NOrfoik =.
Home run--Fribeck Two-ha.sa his -
Rangs and Kramer. Struck oui-hy
Tcrhunc. 3 by Benton. 3. Bases on
balls-off Terhunc. { off Benton. Z.
Sacrifice hits Kramer. Parker and
Hcnton. Stolen bases - Corcoran.
Kramer and Mallonec. Hit by pitched
hall-Rooncy Double play--Lcathcrs
to Bribcck Left on bascs--Nor!olk.
4: Portsmouth. @. Umpircs-Johnson
and Gan,cy. Time Of Eamc--l:5o
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Rock y Mount
rntnls


T"tVtu Tot NhHpp IN INC ninth.
Sccr" by innings. r.
Wilson ..... q 0000l 0--5
Rocky Mount ... ln3ol2 rs
summary: Sacrifice hitS-Sharp.
iiudSins 90, Grim. Sacritice fly
li"pkins. L!et ON hascs-RoCky
Mount. o. Wilson. 10 Earned rms
Wilson =. Rocky Mount Il Two
has" hits Roley, walker and Hon
kius. Three base Walker Home
rUu- D"iinger Base on balls off
Lpach, !. OF Friday. .: off stewart
mono. struck out-hy l.oach q. nv
Fr day, J. by stewart. none. Hits.
or Friday, II in s innings Umpircs
JOLT ana ilcatwolc. Time 30.
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Boston; Az; rhi!a,ledIphia;, e

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington ut New York
PHILADELPHIA mt Boston.
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Tie strong j. o. l.. y. NJ. team de-
fcated the Ninth Street Grays in a
last and snappy game Monday morn
ing by score OF 20 To .. The pitch
ing of Brown featured the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

WHERE THEY PLAY TODXY.
Ricimond at Petersburg.
Norfolk mt Portsmouth,.
SUFFOLK at Newport News.
Wilson AT Rocky Mount
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itiriiii,uii,l

0ia" t......,"H - . o
bHticd tor KEN in ninth.
Kan Tor Clarke la n!uih
1Batici 70! Mcl.aughln In niufh
Score hv innings. y
Richmond .u u q i o.o.n
Petersburg .0 a. - u u Il y u ~ "a
: am III AIRY. Tfrcc.h1sa III,
~ III stolen bases poWuey
F""Io. Saertree hjt-poule pouhl,.
Sit"y iiguMc"- 10 Mclaughlin 10 Nc
HaHnh, tirnurit 10 noWury. IL, ny
9i.h"H "t.. hy Mngulis Dlil!ucG.
l."ii o. bases Riahmund. t Pcicrs.
DErs First basr on errors Rich
monI Base on bali on MagTIis.
Ma-a!s. e hy Bennett. 4. zine ~
.5h!u'; nolr, :, inmates Umpirrs
hIandpn aud BiGbee
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Wilson .... ......OO0 u3OiO.-T
summary: Two base hIts-llud~fny
and Roley. Sacrifice hits-Zclingrr
and Charlct. Stolen bases oi"y
Schweitzer and Castle. Double plavs
-'Rolcy to TclinRer 10 Roth: Zcliugcr
10 Roth; Chariot TO Grim to Dembs
Left on bases-ltocky Mount. =: VIII
son. I. Struck out-by M.cham. s.:
by CHASER. !. Bases ON balls--o,f
Mechan. - off Flaser. . hi, by
pltcher-by CHASER. Schweiizer TIM
pire-Hohbs. Time. | 40 Attendance.
5000
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NO need to look for gamblers whor
inc HlnnSs play at home. Who'd bet
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 7-I0: Washington, 6-s.
CLEVELAND. 81: Detroit. 5-3.
ST. Louis 80: Chicago. % (srcond game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

less OPPORTUNITY. Bangs, OF the
Truckers. with tirccnac on second hit
inc bail over the fence, foul hy a hair
'oo,, in the ninth. The score:
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south Atlantic I.rague.
kid Elbcrfr,d In Another Scr.

augusta, .: Greenvil!e. !.
columbia, !; Charleston. q.
Charlotte, !: Saartanburg, ..
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Norfolk .O o 0 10 I %
Summary: Two-base hits-NioX
90. Fromholz, Parker. Watt. Han
ant Holipman Left on bases
Portsmouth. ~. Norfolk. 10. Double
p!ay-iiangs TO NioX. Stolen bases
Parker. Watt and Summa. Sacri-
fee hits-Traynor and feathers.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, IL; Petersburg. OIL.
Wilson. ST.: Rocky Mount. 81.
suffolk. %: Newport News. I3.
Norfolk. -: Portsmouth,. o..
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That Alexander Teller from C-hica,.
go ~ all in. The poor fellow only
.aF nine straight to his credit now.
TO be such It nice pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

DO you happen to know v,,.
guy VINO ~ still wearing his wintar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-01

Fat women are stiI ,r,inin, T.,
engage. Morning exercise consists
~ iitinS the telephone receiver orr
IN" NOOK Mt least ten times.
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Newport News.


E'''' .''.s'.s.' - y =,
Rntted for Pierce in ninth
Score by innings r
SiHoik ........o q q q q o | ~
Newport News . o o . o *,
summary; Three base hlt-Mack
sacrlhce h!ts-Simmons. Schmit, and
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CIV lnrk at Brn0kIyu
st. Ianis nj Pntshurgh
Cincinnati az (hIcuro
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

the government had displayed pic
ltures pf the farmer emperor OF Ger
many
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
STUDY ABROAD OFFERED
TOO. A. c. GRADUATES

OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COL
LEGE, Corvallis. Nov. 2S.--An oppor-
tunity for Q. A. c, graduates to obtain
fellowships in French universities is
offered by I. l.. Kandel, national exec
utNe secretary, in a notice TO the coll
lege. The fellowships have an annual
value OF S220O and 10000 francs. and
are granted for one year with the priv
ilege OF renewal
Fields Of study which may merit an
award are agriculture, botany. chem
listry, economies. mathematics, phys
les, and others The fellowships are
offered for the purpose of encourag-
ing advanced study and research in
French universities during the coming
year.
Although applicants for these fell
lowships are generally expected to be
college gradutes in a degree course. an
expert who has spent five years In an
Industrial establishment doing work
which requires technical skill, may file
an application provided that he is "a
years old. Mr.. Kandel from whom
application blanks may be obtained,
resides ut 522 Fifth avenue, New
York City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
BLONDE WOMAN AND BIG
. CAR SOUGHT IN MURDER

PHILADELPHI&. NOV. 2S-(A. P.)
Requests for the arrest Of a blonde
woman driving a big red automobile
we're sent broadcast by the police last
night in connection with the killing
of Henry r. Pierce, As, eastern man
ager Of the InsIey Manufacturing
company, whose body, the head crush
ed with a wrench, was found in the
rear of his office here. The motor car
is said to have belonged to Pierce.
pierce, who was married, had been
struck over the head several times with
the wrench and to make death certain
gas had been turned on the room. A
gold watch and two diamond rings he
was said to have worn were missing
and a valuable diamond had been torr
/ from a stickpin in his tie.
4 Pierce was last seen alive by per
sons who knew him when he entered
his office late Saturday night. ae
4 companied by young woman who
described as young and a blonde.
The office bore evidence of a riotou
party the police say. A number o
lottles and two glasses. one half file
with whiskey, were found on a tabl
over which the body lay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
BUCKAROO IS
CHAMP CATTLE RUSTLER

Lou Minor, one time champion
Buckaroo at a Pendleton Round Up,
on Thursday was sentenced to IS
months Imprisonment and fine of
$1,000 for cattle rustling at Macleod,
Alberta. The specific charge was that
of stealing and killing a COW and the
sentence win be served in Lethbrldge
jail.
Cattle rustling has been going on
near Happy Valley, the scene of Min
ors ranch, for several years, accord
ing to an account Of the case in the
Calgary Herald Of November 10. Pro-
Wncial police have worked on the
cases for a number of months and the
capture is of considerable interest to
stockmen in that region. the account
says.
Two former employees of Minors
gave the testimony tha0resulted il
I his conviction. One of these witnesses
the story says, has recently been foun'
/ guilty of cattle stealing but was free
with a suspended sentence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
TWELVE PAGES


~.
VOU don't use as much
Of Calumet as you do of
most other Baking Powders.
1t has more than ordinary
leavening strength. You
save about half.
You dcn'tpay a big price for
Calumet. IT'S sold at a
moderate price - that rep
resents another saving.
You don't feel uncertain as
to results. Bakings never
tail-because Calumet never falls
below the proven standard OF Best
BY Test"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
CORONER'S JURY HOLDS
KILLING WAS BRAVERY

KANSAS CITY, NoY. 23.-(A. P9-
A verdict commencing the bravery
and efficiency" of D. N. Parsons, a
bank officer, and his wife, in killing a
burglar, was returned by a coroner's
jury Monday.
The shooting occurred Oct, %. Mr..
Parsons and his wife returned here late
at night and discovered someone in the
house. Obtaining two revolvers from
his motor car, Mr.. Parsons gave one
to his wife,,who went to the front door.
MIR. Parsons stationed himself in the
back yard. The intruder ran down
the back steps, spied Mr.. Parsons In
the dim light and began shooting al
him. Mr.. Parsons shot and the man
fell fatally wounded.
The verdict recommended tight
treatment in the case for the good oi
the city and the safety of its citizen
ship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
STRANGLER LEWIS PUTS
zBYSzKO ON HIS BACK

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.--CA. P.)-
Ed stranger Lewis Of Lexington. Ky,
threw Wladek Zbyszko Of Poland in a
catch as catch can wrestling match
last night with a flying deadlock in l
hour 2b minutes and as seconds. Lew
IS thereby earned the right TO meet Joe
Stecher Of Dodge. Neb., worlds cham
pion, who last night threew Leon
ODonnel Of France in IL minutes, 40
seconds with a body scissors and arm
hold.
The Lewis-zybszko bout was rough.
both men trying often for toehOlas. In
the last five minutes Lewis obtained
three headlocks from TWO of which his
opponent escaped. Lewis was IN
jeopardy when the Pole got toe hold
and a body hold but sQuirmed out and
gained his feet. With the final dead
lock he therw Zybsbko to the floor
and retaining the hold. forced the daz-
ed Poles shoulders TO the mat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
REALTY TRANSFERS

Aaron NJ. Isaac to Ernest S. Isaac.
$4,000. Lots and 4. Sec. Is, Tp. !, y.
Il. SO.
L. L. Dorman to stephen Iawier
s2se. Lot Z, Block 1856, Res. Add. zen
dlcton.
M;1k A. Sturtevant to John d.
Rolei. 5000. Lots I, s, ., is and IL,
block ;, south Add. Pilot Rock.
l. n. Moon to c. l. Bybee. $4,000.
Lots "a. 25. 26 and "a, Block Z,
Wrights Add. Milton.
George Stangier TO John Lang 81.
Lots : and 6, Block 224. Res. Add.
Pend.
r.. p. McEwen to Ida NJ. Downing,
81. F. l-2 Sec. II, TIP. S. n. r. "a
Levi Ankeny to Mary. f. Hodgen.
81. f - sec. SO and NE Ia NV Ia
Ia Sec. Sec. 80 and W II Sw IA and
Sw Ia NV IA Sec. 33, TIP. 6, y. f.
35.
T. p. Hunter 10 t. S. Gibson $500.
El-2 Sw ia and f l-2 NV IA, Sec.
S. TIP. ?. s Il. 80.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
BANK BOOK AND RING
/ OF DORTON'S IN COURT

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 2S.-(A.
IPD-The bank account of W. Baker
C'Babe'O Borton, former Vernon first
baseman. received especial attention
Monday from the Los Angeles county
grand jury. which resumed the inves-
litigation of alleged "crookedness" in
Pacific coast league baseball games in
the 1919 season.
1t was intimated the desire of the
jurors to learn more about a diamond
ring Borton was said to have had in
his possession during a Vernon-Seat-
tie series i'm Seattle may result in his
being called again to testify.
The inquiry will be resumed Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
ZOO SEATTLE BLIND TO
o7BE GUESTSAT DINNER

SEATTLE. Nov. 2S.-tA. P)-Mora
THAN geo Of Seattles blind have been
Invited by I. r. Singerman to be his
guests at a Thanksgiving dinner to be
given Thursday at 2 O'Clock at a locab
cafe. 4 musical programme has been
arranged.
Mr. Singerman IL carrying on the
custom established by his late father,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
GREECE DENIES DISPLAY
OF GERMAN PHOTOGRAPH

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.--CA. Pl--
THE Greek legation issued a statement
yesterday saying it had been author,
lied by its government to deny news
telegraphed from Athens that demon
strators in a manifestation in favor of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

Paul Singerman. who for many years
had the blind Of Seattle as his guests
ON Thanksgiving Day The first ~
persons assembled at the board. Last
year $50 of Seattle's blind and their
escorts were entertained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
nnL,n l.rrs pApr.R VERDICT

MT.WAkKEE. Wis. Nov 225.-(A.
P)-Harry Grey. of Pittsburg light
heavyweight champion, was awarded
the newspaper decision lasts night
over Bob Moha Of Milwaukee in 10
round no-decision fight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
BALZACLAN NAUCHI1NESS
Turks Round Corner in
"Virtuous Model''

Since the days Of the memorabl
vogue of "Trilby" the public has not
ceased to yearn for the paint pots of
the studio. Greenwich Village, that
much press-agented section Of New
York, where "artists" from Painted
Post and Red Dog throng to snuff the
aroma Of "Bohemianism," owes much
Of its pros perity to the glamor which
artists and their lives possess for the
ordinary mortal.
At the Grand Theatre next We'd
ncsday and Thursday will be shown
"The Virtuous Model" which, as it's
name implies, is a story Of the stud
los, not Of New York, but Paree, the
real Paree with the S silent. Despite
it's locale, it is an American made pic
ture with the lovely Dolores Cassi-
nelli as the star, and those we'll
known players, Vincent Serrano and
Franklyn Farnum, in the cast. The
Balzacian naughtiness limited at in
the title, is not present in the story.
1t turks around the corner. You
kno wit is there, yet it is 50 hidden
that it does not offend. The hint of
it gives a certain zippiness to the
pic c'ure
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
1.-THE EGG CRATE WALLOP"
-. :>&: i is PICTURE WITH PUNCH
That Elusive Quality Claimed for Many Pictues-But lncor
porated in So Few in Final Analysis

When Charles Ray the Eko
would feel guilty didn't send little advance invitation attend
interesting
ove-makng.
The story? Well it's about Kelly
country Then fate grabbed him by the
the neck pushed him championship
that's Charles to work with those Of his toughened
seat and cheers when Charlie clips the slick er
the chin for the count It's roung climax
film them
We don't tell that Charles
really When
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-08
Published ThursdayBy Harding Whaley Bemidj Mnn
NEW GEORGE WALSH
DRAMA 1.-THE BEAST
Billy Parsons Comedy on
Same Program

1.-The Beast vital, forceful pho
toplay, William Fox production
will be shown at the Grand Theatre
Saturday and Sunday.
The action tells the story of a
western bad man, impersonated by
George Walsh, in his quest for the
greatest thing in the world--love
From the free life of ranch owner,
through dance hall and gambling 6
den where chance-and fight-give
him possession of a refined, beautiful
young girl, struggle for life in an
angry rushing river, violent adven-
lures through which come his final
reformation and the love Of the girl
of his dreams, the Beast is said to
be characted which appeals strong
ly to the hearts of those who follow
his career.
George Walsh never has 0isap-
pointed discriminating audience in
the quality Of his work.