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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
TWOFAST GAMES
PEELED OFF IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
"Y" Young Mems Class Wins
From Riverside and Y. N. |.
Takes Y. M. H. A. Into Camp
Latter Keep Last Place.
A MERICAN LEAGUE.
IN, A. A.
Standing Of Teams.

tuesday Nights ReSults-k. c, Hall
~" %, Riverside Is.
Y NJ. |. 80. y, NJ II. A. 20.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Freddy Welsh, oae-timc lightweight
champion of the world, believes he Is
good enough to win back the crown he
lost TO Benny Leonard a few years ago,
and accordingly he has been matched
for a return go with Leonard, at pres
ent king of the Eighties, for a cham
pionship bout, which will be staged on
the Banana islands,
II was on the night Of May 2S,. 1917,
In New York city, that Leonard met
Welsh In a no-dccision fight. The mill
lasted nine rounds, and in the fatal
ninth Welsh was knocked out by Leon
ard. thereby losing his title to the fast
little New Yorker Following the knock
out Welsh fought a number of good
boys, and then returned to England,
where for the past year or so he has
been operating a health farm, training
fighters and athletes OF all kinds. At
the same time he has kept in con-
dltion and fighting trim.
Welsh is confident he Is Leonard's
master and accordingly n return match
has been made. The bout will be fought
during the early summer II present
MANS do not miSCQrTy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

where, because he is many times able
to make the home team aViate. Dobbs
is as quiet and unassuming off the ball
field as he is loud and boisterous dur
ing game. He Is far from the rough
house ball player, and no manager in
the game treats his men any better
than Dohhy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Tommy Long. of the Wades felt the
long arm Of the law in Sundays game,
when Referee Harrison put him out OF
the game, We could have told him that
talking back to the referee is some
thing that, in safety, should be under
ones breath The soccer division is
determined to break up the suuabbles
and rough playing of the various play
ers, and while Tommy may not have
meant any harm. the referee who works
for nothing should be thanked and not
roasted
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
M. A. A.
SOCCER
DE SOTO LEAGUE NOTES.

II Verne continues as one Of the
leading lights Of the Royal outfit. His
work h sundays game, and practically
tional
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
AttabOu!
NOTE TO ANY CHAMPION.
Suggested by Dillon the Hooser Wildcat burned
out at %, attempt "Comeback")

at %, may attempt a "COmeback.')
When printed pages you king,
Or ruler of the day
When cleaning headlines sing the praise
Attached o regal
Go drink your fil rejoice; be proud
S
And then remember Dillon
The
When screaming thousands along
And ehortle, "Attaboy"-
Ring out again the royal toast
And drain the cup of JOY,
But when reach the risky peak
In sporting
Remember Dillon, Coming back"
Has known the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Cactus Crayath was the leading home
run hitter OF the National league in
1919, Wooden Shoes getting over with
an even dozen raw.
can league, only II more than era
vath
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
I'LL BEATS WARD.

municate Immediately with Samuel B.
No questions will be asked.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Welsh will meet the greatest light.
weight Of all time when he enters the
arena with Leonard, who Is al the very
top OF his game and who will be even
better when he meets Welsh this time
than when he relieved the WeIshman Of
his crown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Max Carey was one individual who
first started to be a minister and then
changed his mind and became Pirate.
Max studied for the Lutheran minis
try, then decided to become bah play
err Joining the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
LEONARD IN CLOVER.

~ we have to have the flu, here's
hoping II will be a defective flu.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
BY ROH PIGUE.

HE ANNUAL SPRING neeng Of the Southern league, "hen
was scheduled for Monday February 1G Atlanta has been
postponed week. ordng John Martin, president OF
the Southern he posponement Is due to request
from John D. Logan resident Of the Mobile Baseball club
who has league president that he will be unable
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

ers, and while Tommy may not have
meant any harm. the referee who works
for nothing should be thanked and not
roasted.
Anderson Is one OF the determined
workers Of the Smart Millinery team,
He should develop into one of the best
soccer players in Memphis in another
season
The OBnen brothers. who have
proved a tower of strength to the Y
NJ. ! team, are reported to have played
their last game Sunday against the
smarts' On" of the two players will be
easily be replaced from the present
personnel Of the team The r boys
| have many members and should expert
ence no difficulty in plugging the holes
/ Busby Of the Royals, is one OF the
| flashiest players In the league as well
az one Of the trickiest His unusual
speed helps mis- side wonderfully and
ranks him as one OF the topnotchers OF
! the game.
McHugh. OF the wades, continues TO
| play one of his hard, steady games.
| Whilo not enc Of the flashiest players IN
! the league, it is doubtful IL a moro
| thorough sportsmanlike player ever truL
| on the field There is nothing rough
about McHughs game, and yet he does
not turn III in the face Of a flying op-
ponent
/ Brooks was all over the field for the
Smsrts in sundays game, II the for
ward line had worked a little smoother
tpG oil
leaving him in position to shoot goals
Cftcncr, at which he is a past master
Brooks and CrutChfield have shot hdlf
Of the Smarts' goals this season.
Hutson, who played a forward posi-
ton for the Y. NJ J. Sunday, has the
makines of a good soccer player with
his unusual speed, Soccer demands
speed, courage and knowledge of the
game, which leaves Hutson shy only the
latter requisite and he shows aptitude
and should learn fast
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

taking matter with the other club
the league that the session will be held
previously which will
slated the meet
chief will 1920 schedule which
will be here Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
BENNY LEONARD MA TCHED TO MEET FREDDY WELSH
Change Date of
Spring Meeting

Magnates of Southern League Will Get Together Atlanta
on Feb. %, Instead of Feb 16 Formerly Agreed
Much Business Coming UP.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Anderson Is one OF the determined
workers Of the Smart Millinery team.
He should develop into one of the best
soccer players in Memphis in another
season
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
WELSH COMING BACK.

With TWO more Jacks, Dempsey would
have "A fun house
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
"Aftrr His Own Heart at
OnyN Teatrr Monday, Sept. -.

AFTER Ills Own Heart" 10 be-
shown at the Onyx Theaicr Monday,
September 90 with Hale Hamilton
In the starring role. is Metro COM
cdy drama which furnishes an
amusing and entertaining plot.
Mr.. Hamilton will be- seen In the
role Of Thomas Wentworth Duncan.
a healthy and yirile young man who
Is offered a large sum ~ money Ia
sell his heart IN a WORKOUT million
aire and In return accept the batter
cd organ Of the Older man. The
scheme has been c0nc0cled by a
doctor whose supreme cguiism
makes him believe himself capable
Of performing the miraculous oper-
alton. Tom is led into the project
through a spirit of adventure mixed
with necessity as he has just learned
that his vast fortune has been l0sl
by a dishonest trustee. 10 make
matters worse he had fallen in love
with a charming Sally Reeves. but
without a penny 10 his name he
cannot ask her Ia marry him. The
variety Of unusual incidents which
lead 10 the amazing climax makes a
picture Of extreme originality that
/ hids fair Ia be- one Of the classics NJ
screen humor. IN II Mr.. Hamilton
Is seen nj his best aud Is ably sup
rurlcd by a strong cast.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

Special Attractions
At Onyx IheateF

'IIay Foot. straw Fool." NJ
Onyx Thcaier saturday, srpt A.
Circus day IN Springfield, Ill.. ls'
indirectly responsible for Charles
Ray being a screen faeoriio today.
His father had intended a huslnessl
career for him but then came the
circus and Charles with several
other boys, carried a bucket of wa
Yer 10 the elephant for = pass. Thus
vanished into thin air an aspirations
for commercial life.
Ne followed his fathers wishes,
completing his schooling Ia the Los
Angeles Polytechnic school. hut the
inspiration Of the sawdusi ring siill
stirred his soul aud he was wont 10
hang around local iheaiers. lie
graduated a. program boy. water
boy and usher and finally landed on
The Stage A. super.
After successfully porlraying
minor parts. he took several flyers
nj the road hut his Stage career
came 10 sudden close when the
Metropolitan Combined Musical and
Dramatic aggregation closed at San
Something or Other unexpectedly.
lie returned 10 Los Angeles aud
decided before taking up business
career io try the pictures. lie hicd
out 10 lncevillc aud put no his case
lp Thomas n. lnce, who sympathiked
with the youth and gave him a
chance. This was IN December 1912
and II was the beginning Of the
screen career Of the Thomas n. lncc
wonder boy a title he won by his
remarkable portrayal Of the fcvcrcd,
nervous. high-strung hoy of ~fhe
Coward"
His latest picture, HAY Foot.
Straw Foot" will be seen at the
ONYX Thcaicr saturday nighi, Sop
temher 18th. This h n charming
phoioplay and Doris Lee Is his lead
ms woman.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
Special Attractions
At Columbus TheateT
An IrIsIman's PolnL oI VIewl

An trislimnns Point OF NieWI
For three years from his cellar
shop window William Grogan, jour
ncyman plumber, had seen the same
two shapely feet trip lightly by.
Saturdays aud minus the gap Of July
and August led him 10 the conclus-
ion that she wps school teacher.
lie had never seen her face, and yet
he fell in love with the girl whose
feet lwinklcd past every day. In
quest OF adventure. he put himself
aboard a ship for a trip around the
world. The pair Of feet was ON the
same boat. Mystery. adventure,
lreachery and love, with the strange
luck OF the Irish make this Story a
thrilling romance indeed.
"rhc Luck OF the irish Is an
Allan Dwan screen adaptation Of
Harold MacGraih's most popular
navel by the same name II Is the
feature attraction az the Columbus
'fheater for sunday, September 10
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
shaekIeIon IIad . Monarou. TrIp


Shackleton Had a Wondrons Trip.
The Sir Ernest Shackl6ton South
Pole expedition which was gone two
years in the Icy Southland, and
which brought back the motion pic
lures which have been called "The
Bottom OF the World" and released
by Robertson-Cole. went into the
Anariic Circle purely for scientific
purposes. The pole had been dis
covered by Amundsen not long be-
fore, SO thb Shacklelon expedition
was one which could afford 10 take
is Time and inspect the land, its
animals and weather at leisure.
When ~rhe Bottom OF the World
shows at the Columbus Theatcr on
Thursday, September % II will
prove a treat 10 all, no matter
whether the spectator be Of scien-
tific or curious turn OF n0nd. For
the picture Is one OF long success
sion OF polar marvels, slressing ele-
menls which have been overlooked
IN other similar pictures, and bring
ing 70 mind countless heW phases oi
pnarclic life.
For instance pictures are shown
OF South Georgia. which Ia the out
post Of southern habiiation, a bleak
iorbiddine country where Shackle-
ton last touched when be started
into Polar seas.
Then there are interesting pic
lures of the dogs which were tnkts
alonR by the hundred. Of the lrs.
mendous ice hergs with which N,
ship battles, ~ the raising of deer
sea specimens through The ice. ol
the disability ~ Shacklciou's ship
, The Enduranrf. Of the great race
home with provisions low, and o
the monsirous seas against whicl
I, tho frail boats Of the expedition
fought nflcr the Endurance wa
| smashed,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
Respectable ny Proxy" al
Onyx Theater "Wednesday, Sept. ,

The Onyx Thealer takes pleasure
in announcing that II has secured
q. Stuart Blackions newest photo
play. "Respectable by Proxy" for ils
future attraction for Wednesday,
september % sylvia Dreamer and
Robert Gordon, the popular co-stars,
are herein provided with u delight
fully spicy. romantic comedy.
"Respeciahlc by Proxy" Is said 10
be something really novel In plot.
The idea is for the story was fur
nished by Florence Nyoit, the screen
adaptation heing.ihe work Of Stan
ley Olmstead. Mr.. Blacklon selected
cast with care, entrusting impor-
lant roles 10 Eulalic Jensen, William
n. Dunn. Bessie Stinson. Margaret
Barry and Morgan Thorpe.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
Tsuri Aoh Plays In -Bonds Of
Honor"

Tsuru Aoki. the dainty little Jap
anese star. is charmingly ingenious
In the role Of Toku-ko In Bonds Of
Honor" the virlle Japanese drama
starring Sessuse Hayakawa. The
production Is from the Haworth
Pictures Corporation and Is releas-
ed by Exhibitors Mutual Distributing
Corporation.
The fascinating little actress Is In
private life the wife OF Sessuse Hay
akawa, with whom she has appear
ed In many OF his most successful
pictures. Although a native or
Japan Tsuru Aoki has received
practically her entire education In
this country, having been brought
10 California as q child. Not the
least attractive Of this little wo-
mans art il the naivele and natural
ness with which she invests her
roles. bonds Of Honor" Is the fea-
lure for Monday, september 2Olh,
o. the Columbus Thealer.
The comedy for that night will be
"Oh You Kid"
AuctlonIng Of Girls IN Marriage Seen
As Common Thing.
Tho anrliouinu of n heauiifttl rtrl
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17


IN society 10 the highest bidder has
become generally recognized % =
common expcdlenl 10 brlHe wealth
into a decsylng family Such q So
cial procedure provides the dramatic
background of vllieraph's newest
picture, slaves Of Pride" o. which
Alice Joyce Is the star.
slaves Of Pride" will be- The at
traction at the Columbus Theaief
on Wednesday. September 22nd.
Miss Joyce plays the role of Pa
lricia Leeds Hhc is fifteen years
old and Just beginning 10 bud into
beautiful wonanhood o. The pic
turc opens. Jason Leeds, the father,
Is driven into virtual bankruptcy by
lhr great cxtaaNaeance Of his wife.
Tho collapse Of his fortune causes
Leeds 10. XII himself with hlillci,
leaving a meaRer estate sufficient 10
maintain his widow and daughter
In frugal fashion for a few years.
Mrs. Leeds. still enslaved 10 the de-
sire Tor wealth and social amhiiin,
turns " her daughler a. The only
alternative for The gaining % great
wealth. For ten years Mrs. Leeds
bangles the beautiful Firl before
many different wealthy marriaeable
men, Likeable young men unpos-
sessed Of money would have been
natural companions of the girl. are
denied 10 her. More mature men
having the desired assets quickly
see through the lreachery OF the
mother. Meantime Patricia, inspir-
ed by innocence and pride. refuses
10 be a codietle.
Finally Mrs. Leads succeeds In
maneuvcrine the unwilling girl inio
an engagement 10 Brewster Howard,
an excessively wealthy and proud
man Of thiriy-five years. Their mar
riage and subsequent experience
serves dramatically la cxposc the
evil " marriages for money.
-Fisis and Fodder" will be- the
comedy for that day.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
Falls or Of Bull RlOhl Into Love


Falls or Of bull Right Into Love.
An miulorrd mountain girl OF
great beauty who blooms like a
flower under the influence Of love;
such Il the stars role IN "a Cumber-
land Romance" In which Mary Miles
Minter will be- presented al the COL
umbus Theaier ON Friday Septem-
ber cath.
John Fox. Jr.. wrote the delicate
idyll OF the Cumberlands, a fact
which In itself IL a high advertise
nenl for the production. Everyone
remembers his Trait OF the Lone
some Pine" and "The Little Shep-
herd OF Kingdom Come"
II goes without saying that as
Esther" Miss Minter has n part
which displays her beauty and act
ing ability Al, IT, absolute best She
carries with Equal conviction clever
| comedy moments or well-sustamed
dramatic situations. Of which many
abound In this tense story " a
mountain lover, city rival and a
maiden whose hand In marriage Is
the prize
Decidedly unique Is the introduc-
tion Of Esther 10 Clayton. the city
man. She Is veritahly cascaded
into his arms from the back OF biz
bull. a strange saddle animal even
IN the Cumberlandsl
Charles Maigne wrote the scenario
and also directed the picture, a fact
which insures Il lo be- a completely
artistic offering. "The Copperhcad.
directed by Charles Maigne, is being
acclaimed as one Of the greatest
cinema triumphs Of the year,
The four characters directly
supporting the star have very stronp
roles, and HollywOod's entire supply
OF screen talent was carefully comb
cd that the roles might be assigned
with absolute exactitude. Those
who know ability will appreciate
the choice Of Monte Blue as IN,
leading man, ''shred Raines." John
Bowers as Clayton" and Guy Oliver
and Martha Matiox as the mountain
parents.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03

the. corners; one Of the rooms opens
on the side, while the fourth also Is
a corner room. The sleeping porch is
over the sun parIor or breakfast porch
on the first floor.
Every room on the second floor
has a closet connected with it. while
there Is an extra one in the hall. This
multiplicity of closets provides ample
storage space for the large family that
this house will accommodate.
In the attic also Is considerable
space that may he utilized either for
extra rooms by finishing them OF, or
for storage. The basement extends
under all of the house. with the ex-
ception of the porch projections. Here,
of course. Is located the heating plant.
the storage rooms for fruits and
vegetables, and for the winters supply
of fuel
This Is one of the least expensive
of homes to build. when the number
of rooms are. considered. 1t will ac-
commodate a family of six and even
more, and yet the size is only 30 by
80 feet. All of the bedrooms are of
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03
Y0J WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. podson Warns Against Use Of
Treacherous, Dangerous
calosmel.

Calomel salivatesl It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
Il, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, headaShy, consti-
.pated, and all knocked out, just go to
yourfdruggist and get bottle of Dob
SOD ker Tone for few cents which
IS rnaless vegetable substitute for
dan A1s calomel. Take a spoonful
and If Il doesn't start your liver and
sthighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without max
ing you sick, just so back and get your
money.
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides,
It may salivate you, while if you take
Dodson's Liver Tone you win wake up
feeling great, full Of ambition and
ready for work or play. It's harmless,
pleasant and safe to give to children
they like it.--Adv.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03
TAKE THEIR HOUSES ALONG
Miners. Moving to Location Of New
H6oom," Find Process MUCH
Cheaper Than Building.

Many mining camp sits ratner
uneasily on the sands of the desert, as
n q west wind, little stronger tnan
usual might blow 1t away IKE
tumbleweed. If the mines of one place
Ave ont. and new ones are found NOT
far away. some of the better houses,
indeed may be moved on rollers 70
tha new townsIte. Between Goldnelo,
Nevada. and the new camp OF DIVIDE
for instance. it has been common to
zee on the road a whole house.
oerched on a wagon, drawnADy four
or six or eight horses. and making
vevv good time over the alkali road
from the older place to the new loca-
don With the coming OF spring.
doubtless many more houses that are
, still sturdy win be moved in this way
~ the localities Of new hooms, par
ticularly If the cost Of building ma
teriaI remains high From the dis
lance an onrushing house with ita
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03

turns for the investment. This house
is attractive in appearance, conven-
lent in arrangement and economical
to build-advantages that will appeal
to the common family.
During this year home builders in
many cities are going to have to wait
their turn. Contractors, material deal
ers and material manufacturers all
say that the number Of homes erected
during 1920 will exceed that of any
year In the history of the country. So
it is mighty good judgment to start
in as quickly as possible, If the new
home is TO be occupied this fall.
During the selection of the plans, 1t
is a good move to consult the local
architect, the contractor who is ex-
pected to build the house and the
dealer who will furnish the materials.
All of these men have had a great
deal of experience in planning and
building homes and will be able to give
the prospective owner some good
pointers on home planning and the
materials to be used.
But In any event 1t is wise to get
started early with the home building
project.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03
Honor R.Ionus to MAGELLAN.

The name Pacific ocean was given
nv Ferdinand Magellan, or Magazines.
He was the first to sail over it. Proba-
hly he Is entitled to rank. next to Co
Iumbus, as the worlds greatest naviga-
tor. In 1920 he discovered and passed
through the strait which bears his
name. and entered the mighty ocean
on which his was the first ship to sail.
He crossed that ocean and discovered
the Philippine islands, where he was
killed in an encounter with the natives.
After his death the survivors kept on,
discovered Borneo and reached the Mo
luccas, rounded the Crpe Of Good
Hope and returned to Europe along
the Atlantic coast OF Africa. Thus
MageIan's ship. wen named the Vic
toria. accomplished the first circum-
navigation of the globe.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03
CAUSE LIBRARIAN TO SMILE
Humorous Mixups in the Titles OF
Books Are Matter Of Daily
Occurrence.

The branch of the public library at
Thirty-fourth and Illinois streets IS
heated with a large stove. A pitcher
Of water is kept on the stove most OF
the time. One Sunday afternoon the
fire was booming and the pitcher
singing merriIy. The guietness OF the
room was broken suddenly by sup
pressed gsggIe. In answer to sur
prised glance from the librarian a
boy said: Il know why you keep that
pitcher OF water on the stove. It's to
make people who are sitting where
they can't see the stove think sou have
steam heat
AT the same branch library high
school lad threw down his school
books on the table and asked for a
book on the high school reading list.
.Margory's Claw" he thought it was
The librarian turned to the shelves
10 suppress q smile and there before
her was the book be no doubt wished
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-03

"Marjory Daw," by Aldrich. The lad
was so embarrassed at his mistake
that he left the library without his
schoolbooks.
A child recently asked for THE
Priests Cab" which the librarian In
terpreted to mean "The Bishops Car
rlace." and "Jessie Mcbride" for 1.-THE
Jessamy Bride" These little Incl
dents only serve, to make librarians
life more varied and delightful. In
dianapolis News.