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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
NORFOLK WINS ONE

NORFOLK "a. Angus, te-Tf.-
ting Manning IN nc p!n,nes ana ~.
ing. advantage % the e--o-g o.. -
opponents. Norfolk mis- afternoon d.
OF the series by tho scn-e 90 =.
Southpaw Terhunc. although ,yt,S
proved effective in The plncHes. and
WIS given s"nsational supr5-,
SumIna LED in the hitting - .,,-
teams "hile Brinech and " .-r--
Were the fielding stars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
John, n,ue I,Idxn Ienrne.

LYNciiBURG. VA. August 1T.
Is Mcnefcc. Il member OF the E!kB
baseba team here. has gone 10 Mar
ilnsburg. ". Va. TO join there tho
management OF that team in the Blue
Ridge League. having an offer to hn-
iSh the season In that circuit with
Martinsburg. Mcnefee expected to be
uscd az catcher. During the war
he was In the aviation section OF the
army and he has long been regarded
az one of tho best amateur players
here.
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Chief Bender Pitches
Hit-No-Run Game
Ony Univcr.ni servIce.l

NEW HAVEN, CONN. August
1o.-'thief" Bender. Onc-time stnr
pitcher Of the Philadelphia Amer
icnnS, Inst years manager OF the
Richmond tenn, md now manager
of tho New Haven Club OF the
Enstcrn League, pitched n no-hIt-
no-run game against bridgeport
here today.
Only twenty-Heven men fnccd the
Indian In nine innings, the one
man who got on issixc, being put
out stealing.
New Haven Won the game.
3 to d.
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CAPTAIN WOTKlNS BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD AT SHOOT
tnrnirymnn scores .08 out OF Possih,.
3W0tiriiinn Team Finishes
First
| BY Associated Press

t3y Associated Press
CAMP PERRY. OHIO. August 10
Tho Massachusetts civilian team made
GOOD today in the finish OF the Her
rick iyophy match when they no,
only landed first place. hu, broke a
worlds record. having piled up n
total of 1876 out Of a possible 1900
over the 500, 900 and l.oOO-yard
rahscs: The previous worlds record!
was 1892. established by the former
MASSACHUSETTS, team in 1914 at Sea
G!rt. " J.
\ second worlds record was broken
TO-DAY by captain q. l. Wotkins paHa-
dcna, Cal. an Instructor in the SINAI,
arms firing school. who scored 2gi
OUT OF possible 225 over the 500.
300 and l,0o0-yard ranges. while
shooting In the team match
NJ Fody. OF the United States
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COOLERS GRAB ONE

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 10
-MansGer Harry Lakes strong arm
lost The ms: game with Petersburg
To-Day after defeat was apparently
aNt!iea and !,e;e.sburs :at;ened its
N the eighth, with the score tied
SIS, Eippe;oe let the naSt4s re, loaded
and Morgan TOOK as place. 4 weak
runner q; tas plate and Lax. ~. ~.
IN tHs Eea"r4. direction 0: .-S- for
ccro.e I,.4y :hac would nav. re-
i.te1 t-e SIDE sco..,=ss; his throw.
roTtTer cleared 3eele's he'd i've
feet, and runners scored from ,,.i.d
aa5 second
= rally 2 ire 1..;a gzy. The Byilc-
tEs oas ~. ;te lcra!e toucas3 Zen.
hetE ~ =. sztst.ss, while Peters
brrE -z2re- Strva = c!Ez. ..--!;o-y
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Totals 1919 30 - Totals a. IL 80 ..
None out when WANING run scored
IRAN for Miller in eighth.
Hated for Runthcr In eighth

brooklyn % o o o o 0 . o o a o.:
Cincinnati % o o o . o o ia
Groh s,nkips SCI '"hI E-IorsSiD ,Gr'mcI
lott. Two base h!;s-Groh. winro
Myers. Miller. Three base hit-kildun.
stolen baSes--RoGsh, Myers. Grimes.
aer:'ces--Duncnn. Grimes. Double plays
--Sicki7g 10 Korf To Dauhcrt: Kildun 10
Rrook!yn. II: Cincinnati. 5 Rasc on
hnalls,-itucthcr ? Galore. !. lIi,s--on
- ~nnings. OF Ring. > in 2-S Innings:
of Grimes. in 10 innings: of Cadorc .
In innings. Struck ou,-bv Ruethcr =.
hr Ring: .. Passed halls-WinGo FL
lott Winning u!tcher-R!nr Losing
ritchcF-rnd CmDircs-QuElcy and
o'Day. Time. 2:11
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I,iIihhIIrcIi
philadelphia.
Totals 80 S3GI4 Totals - 736 /
'Bnttcd for Wheat in eighth.
Tittttci for Meadows In eighth
Halted for Carlson in eighth
IN :. 81 Tor Ii n rlIltnu In tu:elfth

score by innings: r.
philadelphia o o o q o q o 0 o 3-5
Pittsburgh 80 n o o o . o o %
summary: Runs--Wilia.ns. Mcuscl (2),
J: Miller WrGhistonc: Whited. Cutshaw
Errors-Fi.tchcr. HacHner. Two-basc hits
--'ITh ScsS"r Cu,shiw. Three base hits
nu'shaw. Williams. Stolen basc--Meusel
S"crt.c"-Flctch"r. Double fpays-Cut-
shhw to Grimm: Barttare to Grimm;
Rawlings TO Paulcttc: Pauiettc 10 j. Mil
Ter Left on bascs--Philadclphin &:
Pittsburgh S. Base on Observation-Disclosures
E: Carlson. .; Enzmann. /: Hamilton ..
jiii.-on Meadows. in Z: Enzmann. 4
IN .; Carlson. in s: Hamilton, 3 in 4
HI ny ritchcr-5y Carlson (wrigh;ston-)
struck ,om;-bv Meadows. 8: by Carlson.
!; hy En2mnna. .: by Hamilton. 9 Wild
rltch--iIamIi,on. Winning pinchcr-Enz-
mann. Losing pitchcr-Iiamiton. Um-
ji-Hs KLEIN and Emslic. Time 2:l7
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Richmond
Rocky Mount.
Totals as!2 AL;

n, hr.ond .....! { { 2 0 q G-s
Rocky Nourt ......n I. O 0 g.
Summary: Runs--EGk@-. Smith. Hol-
me-, D.asaton 90 H@-r!.: Kane. t.).
S;e.ah~cs go spt.o"r t-l. keller ra:ri-
son. I,asch Er-o-S-A!-aron Myers.
Two base hi:s-To9.e 90, Holmes. At.hot;
S-ei7s~lH Home -9n-k&ie- Stolen
assss--E1li,h. N;,.-i.e- -. S.cr.fc@ his
-Fooi., Cna.arla.n o.. LsIrh Wut
i.i,.S--I.osCh Lee; Q. Observation-Disclosures
ROXY Mount. FT-s; nesa on @--1---
;sies1.ors. :, Bzs- On 0z.Is-5n Harris
- L74-A 81 H!tS-oG Har-:s. u: OF.
Leach. struck og.--ly Hs.st. q. ~
leach. Time 0: game 1880 CmD!r.-
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tBy Assoe!nttI rrcss l

. NHI'ANID. .AuEust lo.-Nlhn-t y
Ieirne?. president of the Three and
M,csiern Leagues. today telegraphed
~ C'ub owners m each league 20 stop
p!"E !oF ANe minutes tomorrow out
OF respect 10 Ray Chapman. the clev.-
!ann Snortstop who was killed by n
p r.osns9 han Tho games will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
PHILADELPHIA TAKES ONE
FROM PIRATES, 5 TO 2
Session Went Twelve Inning. When
Triple. Pass, Single. Double and
Wild Pitch Broke Il Up.
lny Assoclatad rress.


PITTSBURGH, August l9-Phila-
delphia defeated Pittsburgh in a
twclve-inning game today, to .
Williams led Off the twelfth with
a three ba2cer and scored on Hamil-
toms wild pitch. y, pass, a single and
a double followed, which, aided By
Hacffncr'i wild throw, scored two
more runs Score.
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TIGERS WHIP RED SOX
by Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. August l9.--I1eonard held
Hoston to three hits today and De-
iroit won the .!nal game OF the
series, to ..
Detroit hit Bush hard. but two dou-
BILE plays helped materially to keep
down the score. Score:
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TrottInE Races Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. August 10
Rain caused postponcmcnt OF the
Grand Circuit races At Narberth to-
day. The five events on todays carr!
Will he held tomorrow. and tho final
days card. scheduled for tomorrow.
Will be carried over 10 Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Lines to the Past

Give us the mnn who fncca
The Future every day.
The PnSt Inns run the bases
And comes no moro this why.
The mnn who goes the distance
Plans en- the distant hin.
Ench day Is nm existence
10 mnkc or nnr ut Will.
The Past has run the hnxen
And what In done is done.
The hand of Time crnxcs
The little Enmrs we won.
Only the child retrnccn
The footprints of it's play.
Give MS the man who fnceS
The Future every dny:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
TRUCKERS LOSE ONE

PORT SMOCTH. VA, Angus, -
Z ram halted this Afternoons ram. Il.
tween Portsmouth and Wilson n. M
emu emu or ne seventh inning. with VII
son leading, 2 to !
quinn, working on the mound r,r
me visitors, had the bcttcr or IN
:1rrgument with Post, twirllns for tn,
Il The erorc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Hichnlontl. u; Rocky Mount. D.
Nnrfolk, 3; suffolk. ].
WILSON. .; Portsmouth, 1.
HHlHrAlIIHN k.N,.t.aarf A..,uu

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount at Richmond
Suffolk at Norfolk
Petersburg at Newport News.
Wilson ut Portsrnout Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

Rochester. ~. Jersey cry, 81.
Isrpr Syracuse. o
Ec"zlD RsaSi-. .
Tp-p-tp Baltimore. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

You AFRO liable TO n sudden attack
OF Bowel Complaint. Tho best rem
edy is Or. SETH ARNOLD'S BAISAM.
Warranted by j. r. Baucr-Ady
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East End
Christie Cok,.
Totals - 23i3 Totals al % \
g. McAll!stcr out bunting third strike

En- Ess s's, h;ne g., ........ 0sG9oooo -
h"iiSShcr t2); II, McAlIistcr. Cosby. Errors
--,ltl:gins. Walker. Oliver. GOSH. G. Nc
Au!sicF. pate Two base h.ts-t;oohlnan.
coeov rhrcc-hasc hiis-II McAltistcr
Cosby Stolen bases---RelCher. g. Meal
lIistt,T, fT,e i!aryey. Sacrifice h!,s,7lf.
gins 70 Eavhorn. Hit by pitched bali
nr@icher ,Wiltsh'rc l.efi on bases-East
on Goodman I: on 'raylor, 2. struck out
by G"odinnn. 8; nv TAYLOR. Is Time OF
vainc-i Ia. TTnDire. Jones. Scorer. kccS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

Cavalry. Fort Clark. Texas, was FIRST
n tho presidents match. scoring n
rotal Of 300 out OF a possible 900 with
=? at 200 rapid fire, .? at coo slow and
IS at 500 slow IRE.
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I,ctroit
Totals 20 27l5

:, SuinHlary: Knns-Yo Dung co Cohh 12J
ln;trors-Rush. Schanr. Two-bssa hits
SHORTEN. Young. $, oIcn basea-Cobb Young
q Sacrlncc-Nicl Double piay.--
scott 10 Mclnn!s: Hooper to NcInnis l.ft
On base Detroit; s: Boston. :. Bas. an
t"!!SIof Leonard. =: on Bush 3 Struck
evans and Dineen. T.me. ~
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q score
Wilson,
Port sir,oiItl,

iPortsnnonth .. o ! q
1 suminary: Rnn.-K6s.. waters. rpsvl
es ss, iao;h"f ,.s on 0nesSH,ree sa;Gr.
& g; ~ Post; J. struck eut---hy Post, =:
SI5tt by bated baii--Ro,h. Baik-Gu!nb
4 k{ssarnsI r9ns.-Wrl;on. ? LEFT OF bnxc.-
M .Ss UmYyes--Gross and Brandon. At
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TENN J,cnntiC

Dallas 6: Galveston. /.
ninEsJ.
Fort Worth. =; Beaumont. l.
nifcEcpor,, 3: San Antonio, 3 al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

Atlanta, 3 Memphis o
Birmingham, i C'hattanooCa IN
!nninEst. Wv
Nashville. 0; Hcw Orleans. ..
i-!iti" ROCK Mobile. no game. Mo-
bic failed TO arrive in time.
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\orfofl


''I..-...-. . 0 . I D % @
Hfuary. HurG-E.,.t- 49,.
l.ea'hers Waroer i--a.f,
>. S'r"'t St1lnr blsr--SL,r.,-s
~ =. i'i4b'.ct, feathers. Wagr.- ~. a.
,,.oinhn. Sacrifice hIts-WaEr4- ~. s
:"hs y. I'm on Sases--Suno!f 8 Sc..'
~ ~ Donn!e 2'ays--Terhunc 10 Ios,b., ..
iStlnec.; Poole % D,vlts ma. a. ~
on Nannlne. :: on TcrhYno
OUT Mahn!n. ~ Tc-htira r,E
!nan hit--hy Terhunc Cfllargi No. a -
80. Umpire %cstc-ye,t '''hr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

Isubc Ruth. the hume-run king
of baseball. Is ns mighty with tho
pen ms with tho willow. aud he
ginning Monday. August n. he will
relate Ia readers of The Times
Dispatch his lift history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland: 81. New York. Z.
ilctr1it. .; Boston. u.
-. Louis SSusf,inytou. min
aIo-fhiladeiphin. min.

WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
81. Louis AT Washington.
Chicago at IhilndclDhia
CIeyrinnu mt Ito.ton
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.,,., WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
ihindelphin at Pittsburgh
brooklyn ut ClnrinnaIl
Scw York at Chicago
BostOn nt 81. Louis
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Tg-sLs 20 T--r
scc- rH' .-cl:rE

SER on .r.l.-F
Te;.-sa--r n
Ns TIO-- $svs
-! H:h.t-p z.isaz,re- :, saz.- Ssz-
I-ao-ces- airS--Th, .ar.ey .s = -.
90 SArr..c- rts-Wr5- &c.,.
:" pss -; rr I.'.k.--Sa- ~
,n;t:c,r- - -grs arc s.Y-- iii, -.
.sg .lh- efi ~ tfs IN H"-rar r. :.
ana twc-i-.-ts tr.-.r S,-rr.
fG9r+tpe. 4 ~ Bennett 49,.
Rases on ha.l---,- T.: ,-..,.s :. ~.
N :. SsS; H. 81 q = -i,-'s-..-rr.
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..yyelnnd ...........o o Oi0 %
summary: RGns-C;ransy. Jameson
smith: RIth (2l. Erro-s-Ciraney Ward
Iwo-oase hlts-Eu;h. WamosganSs Three
ba-c hits-Jainiesou. Bodic. HOME runs
--fnth smith Observation-Disclosures
Sa.Hw.!. Left on bascs-1evciaut &.
Ncw York. 1. Base on bails-Caliweii. !
Shawfcy. 3. Struck ou;--oy Caldwell :
lin. Time. go "'N
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OLYMPIC STANDINGS
my Associa,,d Pro,,

~ SNsS'Sla''u f'FNSs.
T W II r. p. August l9.-Totol
scores IN the athletic cvcnts--track
and field-at the finish Of today's
AS follows:
United Statcs-llS points.
Finland-io points
England-40 points.
Swcdcn-36 points.
Francc-l3 points.
South Africa points.
Italy, points.
Canada points.
Norway points.
New Iealand--3 points.
Esthonia-.3 points
CZecho -Slovakia--3 points.
Holland-2 points.
BclSium-l point
The scores for England. Holland
ana Belgium represent respectively
three. two and one points won in the
tug .of-war today. The American and
Italian teams. which finished fourth
and NTH In this event. were not en-
titled to any points under the scor-
ing rules.
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south Atlantic I.c,.,,.
Snuthcrn A.sncIu,l,

AlEns;a. 3; Columbia, 3 90 innings,
Spartanburg, .: Greenvillc, /.
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Babe Ruth Bangs OutHis
Forty-Third Home Run
tRs unINcr,nl Service

NEW YORK. August IO.-Dahc
Ruth. the Yankee bnmbino. made
his forty-third home run In tho
fourth inning of todns's Enme with
Cleveland. Caldwell was pitching
for the Indians.
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American ,,socio,y,,

Mi!waukcc, 8; Toledo. {.
KANSAS city. ]; Columbus. :.
DINERS not scheduled
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A<T0I\ETTE.

To the average person, Antoinette and
Anette are regarded as closely related
the former is thought to be merely
an elaboration Of the latter. But such
is not the case Annette. which will
be discussed later. comes from the He
brew, while Antoinette is OF Roman eX-
traction. II means "inestimable, and
is said TO have originated with Antius,
a son OF Hercules.
Several distinguished Roman fami-
lies bore the name Of Antonius and
its FIRST famous exponent was Marx
Anthony, avenger OF Caesar and lover
OF Cleopatra. IL received a reputation
for sanctity through ST. Anthony. the
great hermit Of the fourth century.
The feminine form Antonio made It's
appearance in Italy also and in Spain.
where IL is still popular. The Germans
adopted IL as Antonio, but the French
are responsible for the charming An
toinette. which is forever pityingly re-
corded In history through the fate OF
lovely Marie Antoinette. queen OF Leuis
VI.
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FISHER POST RECITAL.

Final plans for the coming recital Of
John NJ Fisher Post. No is American
Legion naval POST will be made at
the meeting tonight. 1t Is hoped that
all members Of the post VIII do every
thing possible in the matter OF The re-
clial, and that cyory member who can
possibly attend VIII be present tonight.
as other business OF importance viii
be brought before the meeting
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

Quaker This material comes y
possible and unusual drap
halfya yardswd length
In
45inches fom35c o the yard
in go"
priced QUO to Sloo per %
much
We have complete the other fixtures ana
of
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aoTHER MEMS SHOES" !"

The long-awaited Edgar Lewis pro
ducation. "Other Mems shoes, IS TIE
savoy Theatres Offering for this COM
ing weeks program, starting TO-DAY.
Stupendous is the word. You'll say So
too. It's the motion picture Of the hour
-one containing an appeal TO the deep
est human feelings. It's heart revel-
alton. and nothing is so interesting,
fascinating and mysterious as the
heart.
Crauford Kent and a distinguished
cast are featured in this famous novel
BY Andrew Soutar. We've been hand
ling record-breaking crowds. Try TO
gef into "Other Mems Shoes The
added attractions consist Of Snub Pol
lard comedies-~
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
.nM GRIMsnY,s ROY

Frank keenan,, the well-known char
acter actor, IS scheduled for appear
ance today and tomorrow at the Halto
in "Jim Grlmsby's Boy" a picture OF
his earlier making which because OF
rs sterling wealth and Integrity is now
being relssued for showing all over
the country.
Mr. keenan, has always been known
for his unusual presentations and his
work has always represented the best
possible combination Of natural ability
and years OF experience in both stage
and screen work.
His role in "Jlm Grlmsby's Boy IS
sincere and appealing in every detail.
II is a story of a fathers love, Of. self
sacrifice and is flled with what Is
termed "heart action
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'THE FoRBIDDEN wO,L,N'

Last week at ihe Stanley Theatre IN
Philadelphia, the feature Tor the week
was Clara Kimball Noung's picture.
The Forbidden Woman" and IL proved
70 be such an attraction that during
the entire day. from before noon when
ihc theatre opened, until the last show
ing in the evening. the crowds con-
iinued in great numbers
The unusual tribute that was given
10 Miss Young by this demonstration
undoubtedly had rs beginning in her
unusual work in Eyes OF Youth" The
same will no doubt attract the iirst-
day crowds 10 the Queen today when
Miss Young IS also appearing in 'The
Forbidden Woman But 10 must be
said in Justice 20 Miss Young and her
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AT THE GaRRICk.

Some vaudeville stars are featured on
the Garrick Theatre bill this week. Guy
J. Sampsel and Lily Leonhard. with me
assistance OF Don Mathews. pianist
Will present a musical comedy number.
Then there IS Martin and Fshrina, O
clever dancing team: Kellam and O'Dare'
comedians; Conlln and Carter. noNeily
duo: w. d. Pollard. a juggler and CO.
median; Charles Henry's trained dogs
Hanlon and Clifton, in an athletic nov
city. and Burke and Toughy In "a Dill OF
Barney
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BY Mildred Marshall

The French later contracted Antoin-
ette 70 Toinette. popular form
throughout IN ecountry. ToInon is also
sometimes used as q dlminuiiyc Italy
has an Antolnetta and an AntOnlca.
Antonlas and Antonetta are The favoriie
equivalents In Sweden.
The garnet is Anioinettes tails
manic stone. II possesses many Of the
powers OF the ruby, whose flaming
heart it so closely Initiates. II prom
ises Its vearer courage, a dauntless
heart, and success IN every ambition.
Friday is her lucky day and her lucky
number
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Attractions at the Theatres

work IN this picture that 1t is unusual
enough to be worthy successor TO
her earlier picture and will please the
many people that arc certain TO see
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new remedy used externally for
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This oil Il conceded to be the most pene-
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The M.MG8a1V 8 Son CO.
The Charm Of Smiling
Windows!

fully how important ID
the and attractive draping of windows?
that the furnishings of your homehat rem
der that bare looking room comfy and homeike.
by VISITORS put
passer They reflect an the tastefune OF the mousse
keeper. i
Now with spring here the time consider carefully your WINDOW
doo-hangng replace the heavier winter daperles
with cool and summery looking
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securing a position as a sales person,
an agent and bookkeepcr.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
HAspDEN IN SHAKESPEARE.

To the Playhouse will come tomor-
row and wednesday. stamped for all
lime by the public and the critics OF
Sev York and the other chief cities,
Is our greatest poetic actor. The
opening performance will be Ham
lei" and the wednesday matinee and
evening will be devoted TO Romeo
and juliet" Thus this city Will see
Mr.. Uampden in The two roles that
lave won for him the highest and
most enthusiastic praise that has been
written in the metropolis OF any Amer
iacn actor since the golden days OF
Edwin Booth. 1t will see both plays
exactly as just given with such bril-
liant success on Broadway. with the
original company OF thirty distin-
eulshed players aud with Claude Brae-
don's magnificent settings and cos
tunes. Among the many vell-known
players in the supporting cast will be
Mary Hall, Beatrice Maude Elsie Hern-
don Kearns, Netie Sunderland, J. Harry
Irvine. Ernest Rowan, G. r. Hannum-
Clark. William Sauter, Marc Loebell,
Bernard Merrich and Richard Abbott.
In summing up Mr.. Hampden's achieve
ment on Broadway. the brilliant Clay
Ion. Hamilton. writing In The Theatre
Magazine, said: "The writer has seen
every Hamlet upon the Engllsh-speak-
ing stage since Booth, and no longer
hssitatss 10 agree with William Arch
er, (the great London authority, and
j. Ranken Towse, (of the New York
POST. that Walter Hampden is the
greatest living Hamlet" The New
York Globe remarked: superb! Al
last a really extraordinary Hamlet.
and edtorally commented upon the
fact that this particular Hamlet drew
so many persons at each performance
that by no means all could 1nd places.
THE MIRACLE OF LOVE-
one o, the most delightful stories
ever published in The Cosmopolitan
Magazine was "The Miracle OF Love"
which has since its publication been
produced for motion picture presen-
iation, and win today begin two-day
showing at the Majestic Theatre.
The story was written by Cosmo
Hamilton. the well-known English
writer, and ne has taken for his scene
OF action the life IN the upper circles
of English society Mr.. Hamilton has
won considerable fame for his ability
10 paint by word the situations and life
Of This blue-blood society OF England
and he has also done some OF his best
work in "The Miracle OF Love-
Lucy Cotton. a lovely young belle
from the South. plays the feminine
lead. that Of IN ENGLISH Duchess.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
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