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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-03

Por la secretarfa dc Camara del
Obispado de Puerto Rico, Sc nos re-
mite cOpia de la carta siguiente:
Filadelfia. Pa, 24 de agosto de 1921.
Muy Rev. Pbro. don Jose Torres Dfaz,
Administrator, Di6cesis de Puerto
Rico.
San Juan. p II.
Mi muy querido Padre:
Seguramente "a csta usted entera-
do de que la Santa Sede, miranda con
indulgencia mis- deficiencies, la tenilo
a bien nombrarmc Obispo dc Puerto
Rico. como successor del santo Monsc-
flor Jones. de grata recordaci6n para
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

The Perth Amboy Gun club an
nexed the first leg of the Middlesex
county trapshooting championship
contest, staged at New Brunswick
Saturday afternoon and a Perth Am
boy gunner, Adam Sehrimpf, the
worlds champion indoor champion,
now leads for the individual county
title as well. The last half of the
shoot will be conducted in Perth
Amboy on Saturday afternoon, May
rs.
The New Brunswick club failed
to put up any strong opposition but
the Dayton club gave the Amboy
gunners a big surprise. The five
high scores of each team were add
ed together to determine each
teams total. But one bird now sep
|. arates the Perth Amboy Dayton
clubs while Perth Amboy is four
teen birds ahead of the county
seaters. The club totals for the first
leg are:
Perth Amboy ........226
Dayton
New Brunswick .......212
High scores were in order Satur-
day. the team totals of the Amboy
club and the Dayton club being un-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
CAMP RAR|TAN
LOSES To |NCOTS
Copper Works Defeats Soldier
Team by 8-5 Score Here
Saturday Afternoon.

The Raritan Copper Works base
ball team staged a strong Gomez
back in their opening agme of the
season on Saturday afternoon. and
defeated the Camp Raritan soldier
team by q score Of S-5: The contest
was played on the Raritan Copper
Works field before a good sized
crowd.
Willard Warner was sent to the
mound by Manager Apologize for
the Ingot team. while panpainss. a
southpaw was given the pitching
assignment for the soldiers. Warner
pitched an excellent brand of ball,
considering the time he has been
away from active mound duty.
Seven well scattered hits were al
lowed by the Amboy moundsman.
three passes were issued, two bats
men hit. and eight of the visitors
whitfield the breeze. Danpainss
walked eight men, hit two batters,
struck out eight and allowed six
hits.
The soldiers took the lead In the
second inning, when a batter was
hit by a pitched ball, went to third
on an infield error and scored on a
passed ball. Four more counters
were sent across the pan in the third
inning. as a result of two hits, a
hit batsman and four errors. In
this inning the longest hit of the
game was clouted out a four base
smack inc a runner who had reach
ed first on an error scored ahead of
the batter.
The first Ingot runs were scored
in the fourth inning, and were the
result of two hits. a wild pitch, a
passed ball "a missed third strike, a
felder's choice and two errors.
Three runs were counted in the
fourth session. and in the fifth in
ming the home team practically
sewed up the game by scoring four
more counters. In the fifth, n hit,
two errors. a hit batsman. a walk,
and two fielder's choices were re-
sponsible for the counters.
In the sixth inning Danpainss
forced a runner across the pan, after
a hit had been registered. Two
walks and a hit batsman followed
the safety.
The work OF Percy Cunningham
featured for the winning team. the
old timer handled the shortfield po-
sition in an excellent manner, and
with Manager Applegate led the In
got machinery at the bat. Cunning
ham and Apologize each scored two
hits, and these two players scored
half of their teams runs "Pick"
Mullen umpired the game.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
TWO POLICE Mines WILL
CLASH THIS AFTERNOON

Two teams chosen from members
of the Perth Amboy police depart
ment will battle in a baseball game
on the Raritan Copper Works field
this afternoon. One combination
captained by Traffic Officer James
Egan. while the other team will be
in charge of Sergeant John Larson.
The Egan team will be picked
from the following officers: Gaydos,
Ludwigson, Thullesen. Riedy, Mar
mon. Joe Dwyer, Bachman, Fitz-
patrick, Sullivan, Koyen, Peterson,
Pat Dwyer. Tonghini and Egan. The
lineup of the Larson outfit has not
been announced as yet, but 1t is said
this team will be equally as strong
as the m chosen by Egan. The
game will start about 8 o'clock.
Next Sunday the opening game on
the schedule of the local police de-
partment nine will be played, the
Eagle Hose and Chemical nine fur
nishing opposition in this encounter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

PERTH AMB0Y CUNNERS
WIN FIRST CLAIM TO
COUNTY TRAP" TITLE

usually high. The performances Of
Adam Schrimpf was the feature OF
the day. In the club and individual
shoot he broke the first twenty-Avs
birds straight. He missed one of thu
second twenty-five birds. In the
other twenty-five event, he again
broke twenty-four. this not being
included in the championships.
The five high scores of each team
were taken in determining the team
totals. Schrimpf was high for Am-
boy, John Hanson second with ~:
J. T.. Armstrong, third with -,
while six gunners turned in scores
of AZ, they being John Parsons, c.
Aekerson. DR.. Hartman, Albert O.
Waters. r A. Ellis and j. Wycko6.
In addition to the championship
event there were merchandise prizes
for the five high guns who competed
in the entire program Of seveFtys
five birds and sweep stakes as wQlls
Schrimpf with 70 was high gun
John Hanson, G. Il. Wales and J. w
Stout, each turned in scores of e9H
Three tied at 6S, they being Dr.
Relloff, l.. S. Brokaw and A. r.
Wilson. s. Ohler made 81 and %
c. Danser 66
The scores Of the three clubs In
the county championship shoots Of
twenty-five birds each, follows:
Perth AmbOy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NINE
PLAYS AMBOY HIGH TODAY

The Perth Amboy High School
diamond representatives will en-
sage in their second diamond tussle
of the season. and their first game
on the home grounds, this after
noon. The Atlantic Highlands
High School team will furnish the
opposition in this encounter, and
judging from past performances, the
local tossers should be given con-
siderable opposition. The Amboy
players engaged in an extra inning
tie game with the Matawan High
school team on the latter's field in
their opening game last week.
Whitley" Widerstrom, who pitch-
ed against Matawan last week. or
Whitney, will do the mound work
for Amboy in the game today, while
Silver, Aneckstein or Parkstrom
will do the receiving. The remain
ing positions on the team will be
filled from the following candidates
for the team, Charley Kocheck,
Young Keeheck, Desmond, DEAN
drea, Sofeld, Westeott, John Pat
ten. Ed Patten, stocked, Rasmus-
sen and Hutton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
ST. ANTH0NYS
WIN GAME, 80
Local Team Annexes Third
Straight Victory Yesterday
by Defeating West Amboy.

Playing their first game in this
city. this season, the St. Anthony
Baseball Club nine annexed their
third straight victory in four starts
by defeating the strong representa-
tive West Amboy baseball team on
the latter's grounds yesterday after
noon by a score of SIS. The contest
was bitterly fought from start to
finish and the lead changed hands
several times during the game.
Herman Jeroff again pitched a
masterful game, showing the use of
his twirling assortments to advan-
tage in all but the seventh inning of
this game. Nine hits were collected
off his delivery, five in the Stretch
s~tanza, six batters whitfield the
breeze, two walked and one batter
was hit by a pitched ball. George
fullerton, the Keasbey southpaw,
was touched for fourteen safeties.
The West Amboy pitcher walked
two men, hit one batter and struck
out five men.
Joey Burns continued his good
work for the st. Anthonys, leading
the winning team with the stick. The
centerfielder collected three hits, two
of which were triples. Bob Handler
hand, Andy Mazurek. Brownmiller
and Wally Mazurek each collected
two hits, the latter cracking out one
three base smack. Stocked and
Benny Gloff each collected two hits
for the losing outfit.
The Saints missed a chance to
score first blood in the second in
ming when Brownmiller, who walk
ed, failed to touch third base in go
ing home on Wally Mazurek's tripk.
The West Amboys scored first by
sending a runner across in the Sec
ond on an error, a hit and fielder'S
choice. Four hits, including doubles
by Andy Mazurek and Jeroff, ac-
counted for three runs in the fourth
for the Saints, and the home team
collected another run in this stanza
on a hit batsman, a fielder's choice
and a single.
The visiting team scored one more
run in the fifth on an outfield error,
stolen base and fielder's choice. In
the seventh stanZa the West Amboys
took the lead, scoring three run on
five hits and a fielder's choice. The
Saints, however, had another big in
ming in the eighth, sending three
across on an error and four
hits, one of Burns triples coming in
this session. The final run of the
game was scored by the Saints In
the ninth on two hits, a hit bats
man and a fielder's choice. Handler
hans work at third was of the first
order.
nh hnv wpnrn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
WIN CLOSE
DOUBLE HEADERS HERE:
TWO H0MERS FORKANE

homer in that territory this season.,
a walk and an error by Kane. The
Jamaica nine increased their lead in
the seventh inning, scoring once on
a hit, sacrifice, infeld error and a
wild pitch.
Kane tied the score in the last of
the seventh. when he clouted out his
second homer and third hit of the
game, with Richmond on first base.
Neither team scored in the eighth or
ninth innings, and the visitors fall
ed to score in the first of the tenth.
After one was down in the first ex-
ira inning Fullerton singled to left,
stole second and went to third when
Holmsteadt missed the catcher's
throw. Romer's single to right
scored Fullerton and won the game.
Holmsteadt. +. thinner, Hubley
and Hawk led the visiting team in
batting. these batters making nine
of their teams hits.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
GREAT VICTORY
FOR AQUEH0NCA
Opening Game of Season at
TottenviIIe Big Success.
Huguenot Nine Is Beaten.

Art Romer's efficient mound work
was the main feature of the Aque-
honga baseball teams victory yester-
day afternoon In their opening game
of the eason against the Huguenot
A. c. on the T~ottenVille oval. The
final score of the game was 81. The
Huguenot batters secured two hits.
both made by Hugh, the visitors Sec
ond baseman, who also scored the
Huguenot teams only run, a home
run over the left field fence in the
seventh inning. A big crowd wit
messed the opening game and &C
companying ceremonies. The score:
HuQuannt A. @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
FRANKS AND ROYALS
PLAY AGAIN TODAY

The second game of the series be-
tween the Franks and the ROYALS
VIII be played on the Lumber field
diamond this afternoon at 3 o'clock
The team winning three out of five
games in this series will be given a
loving cup by the owners of the
Royal pool parIor. On Friday after
noon the Franks defeated their
opponents in IN interesting game
on the Lumber field diamond by a
score of lis.
The Franks lined up as follows in
this game: REILLY, 3b; Mccormick,
c; Bimstein. 2b: Marsh, 1b: Franz.
IS; Collins. If; Nation. p; Mallet. CT:
and Carr Conroy. rf. The Royals
lineup: Mac Dough. C: Fitzgerald.
p: F~ranzblau. 1b; Gallagher, 2b:
Roessler, IS: K~altenbach. Sb; Thom-
as. If; Gilman, CT: and Moe Lcwko@
witt, IF.
The score by innings:
Franks ...... 90 100226x-11
Royals ....... 401 1 0 0 O. 6
The Home Run" is silent In
Frank Bakers name, now.
Fred Fulton is stNl a plasterer.
He agrees to stop any white man in
ten rounds or take 10 Per cent OF
the gate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
AGNES LOSE To
MORGAN A. {,
Amboy Team Continues Los
Ing Streak, But Puts Up
Strong Fight in Game.

The Acmes, Of this city, failed to
toss off their jinx over the week end
rs they lost another game, this time
TO the Morgan A. c. at South Am
boy. The score was 4-2, and al
though the Acmes were the first to
score they were unable to prevent
the home team from scoring.
The game was an interesting one.
John and Terio led the Acmes in
hitting. while Pierson and Stanton
were the heavy stickers for the
home team. Terio stode home in
h last inning with two out and two
strikes on the batter. Both teams
annexed eleven hits and made one
prror /.
The score by innings:
AGNES ........ 000010o01--
Morgan ....... 00001021x-
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
KEASBEY LOSES
OUT To KEYPORT
Keasbey Field Club Is Held
ScoreIess Until Seventh In
ming. Rally Fails.
rBy Evening News Correspondent

KEASBEY, May BY a score of
6 to 4, the Keasbey F. C. met defeat
yesterday afternoon at the hands of
the strong Keyport club, at Keyport.
Joe Dalina, the local southpaw
twirler, started for the field club but
was wild and ineffective in the
pinches. The Keyport nine collected
their six runs in the first four in
nings. and after that were held
scoreless after Wagenhoffer replaced
Dalina.
The secret
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

Inc SCoTe by INNINGS.
Saints ...... 0 0 3 O 0 8 Is
w. Amboys.. 0 / 0 1 0 0 3 0 0-6
. The summary: Three base hits.
Burns. 2; w. Mazurek. Two base
hits, A. Mazurek, Jeroff. Bases on
balls, off Jeroff. 2; G. Fullerton, @.
Struck out. by Jeroff, 6; by Fuller
ton. 5. Hit by pitcher. Jeroff (Ras-
mussen), Fullerton CIV. Mazurek).
Umpires, Campbell and Surmer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
Score by innings:

Maurer A.A. o 2 0 100 Ga
emp Raritan 0 0 3 0 O 0 0 O-3
Summary-Two base hits, Zalari
and Dunton: struck out. by Dunton
6. by Hartmett 8: hit by pitcher.
Mannss; walked by Dunton 1, BY
Hartmett 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
SOLDIER NINE y
BEATENHERE
49,
Maurer A. A. Defeats Camp
Raritan Team by Score Of
to 3 Here.

The Maurer "A. A. baSebalf toDA
sers scored a win over the Camp
Raritan soldiers in an exciting Ganno
at Camp Raritan yesterday Afternoon
4 to 8. mainly through the pitching
of Dunton and the batting OF Zals
ari and logan.
q Tho scora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

The Sunday closing laws in Wich-
tia, Kas., terminate all sporting
events at IL midnight. 1t stopped a
good wrestling match there the
other night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia S. New York 4. "a
innings),
Cleveland IT, Chicago 3.
Boston 4. Washington 8.
st. Louis 16, Detroit s. Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

II. A. Gu. 0 0 90 0 / 0 0-1
Aauehongas.. 0 0 0 l 3 0 2 0 x-6
Home run Hugh. Three base hits,
Romer. Two base hits. Art Knott,
Knesel. Left on bases, II. A. c., s.;
Aq%uehongas, Q. Bases on balls, off
Romer. 2; off Gulowsen, 8. Struck
out, by Romer. s; by Gulowsen. 8.
Passed balls. Costello. Double play,
Worth (unassisted). Umpire, Rob-
eoee. Time of game. 1 hr. so min.
Attendance, 1000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
League Standings
LEAGUE

Results Yesterday
Brooklyn Q. New York O.
Cincinnati l.. Pittsburgh 0.
st. Louis 8. Chicago 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
Standing of the Clubs

Games Today
Jersey City at Syracuse.
Newark at Buffalo.
Reading at Toronto.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

The score by Innings:
Red Stars =. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Amboys go. l 0 0 1 O 0 0 0 Is
The summary: Bases on balls, Oft
Borlund. d; off Milchick, /. Struck
out. by Borlund, 6; by Milchick, g..
Balk, Borlund. Umpire, Mullen.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
Standing of the Clubs
Game Today
Detroit at st. Louis.
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Syracuse IA. Jarsey City z.
Buffalo s. New NrkN2 2.
Rochester 4. Baltimore L.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

Keasbey -. 0 o 90 1 0 "a
Keyport 80. 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 Ks
Summary-Two base hits, Pfeiffer,
Grispart 2, Smalley. Manuel @
Poole, Houston; struck out, by
Hornsby 5. by Dalina 3. by Wagon
hotter 2; base on balls. off Dalina s,
off Wagenhoffer 0, off Hornshy 1:
double plays. Keasbey 2, Keyport 1.
Umpire, Hornsby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

Amboys :. 2 0 1 Q 2 o Is
The summary: Home runs, Kane,
2. Remsen. Two base hits, Holm
steadt. Sacrifice hit, w. thinner.
Double play, Fullerton to Kane to
Burke. Bases on balls. off Hawk, o.:
off Applegate, 8. Struck out, by
Hawk, 7; A~pplegate. 6. Hit by
pitcher. Hawk (Loeser). Umpire,
Mullen. Attendance, 1900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

II q
Bases on balls, Broskey 8; Buck
elew /. Struck out by Buckelew
8, Broskey z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
Rarftan
The score by innings:

Raritan ....... 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0-5
II. G. w. ...... 000341 0 0 Ks
The summary: Home run, Mann.
Hit by pitcher. Warner 2. Danpainss
2. Bases on balls off Warner 3, off
Danpainss z. Struck out by Warner
8, Danpainss s. Umpire, Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

When the team is winning
Everything is Jazz
When the boys start losing
Jazz Is turned to razs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

The Dodgers went a long time
without coming up for gas. They've
been taking it on the run.
Stranger Lewis denies he'll retire.
He hasn't squeezed enough money
out Of the public YET
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09
Standing OF the Clubs


Games Today
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. (two
fames).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-09

The "Home Run" is silent In
Frank Bakers name, now.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03
ADMITS He LET
BERGOOLL GO ON
TRIP WITH GUARD
Maj. Gen. Harris Gave Draft
Evader Chance to Find
Pot Of Gold.

Washington. d. c, May e.-Major
General L. c. Harris, adjutant gen.
eral of the army. told a house in
vestigating committee today that he
was responsible for the release under
guard of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll.
convicted draft dodgcr, to so out
secretly and hunt for a pot OF buried
gold in the mountains of WeG Nir-
siria- Sergdoll never returned from
the chase. 1t was on the plea OF
Samuel T. AnselI. formerly acting ad
jutant general of the army, General
Harris testified that the prisoner was
let out The general said he had
been assured by Mr.. Ansell. attorney
for BerSdoll that the story about the
hidden treasure was true and that he
would be sent back.
General March asked me III / knew
of any objection to granting the re-
quest" the witness testified. and
replied that Mr. Ansell thought
Bergdon had hidden about sl5o,O0o
in gold and General March said so
ahead or words to that effect. /
did not go 10 the chief of staff for
authority for the act. Tho order was
written by my assistant and 1 ap-
proved it."
Former Brig Gen. J. H Sherburne
OF Boston counsel for the committee
the expedition was surrounded with
such secrecy. The general said he
assumed at least that tho prisoners
family was respectable and that he
would he humiliated If seen travelling
under military guard.
Was there any sympathy a year
ago for this draft evader?" asked Mr..
Sherburne.
There was no sympathy for him.
/ believed he was entitled to the same
consideration as other prisoners"
Then there was no suggestion as
,o why the authorities were directed
to avoid publicity except to spare
the feelings of the Bergdon family"
Chairman Peters asked.
The general replied that II the
newspapers had got hold of the fact
they would have given the trip con-
siderable publicity.
The name OF ]. Westcott OF New
Jersey. described as tfsf man who
had placed Woodrow Wilson in nomi-
nation at the Baltimore and St Louis
conventions was brought into the
hearing as one of Bergdolrs lawyers.
Previous 10 Bergdoll's escape and
while the lawyers were preparing to
appeal from the five year sentence."
General Harris testified. Mr.. Anse'l
told me the secretary OF war would
remember Mr.. WeSscott as he had
nominated President Wilson This
was done I suppose TO show his
prominence as an attorney. l did sec
tho correspondence between the Sec
rotary and Westcott
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03

Prom the ierel-hedecked parlors OF
Io-.don's sr;istocrsey to tho sweeping
stretches Of the great Canadian North
west. Then hack again to London
over n etorIn-swept high sea which
caught two loving .ouls in a horrible
whirlpool Of hsdcous Fate Inc
strange love affair of Nancy Abbott
viii arouse every hesrt in the universe.
You will go home talking about
Thomas II Incc's great spectacle OF
Life and Love. Lying Lips and
you'u live a happier life for having
seen IL al tho rslrr Thcaisr today for
e davs with q euperh aii-giar cast
headed ty House Peters. Florence
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03
INCOME TAX swINDLF

Indianapolis. Ind. March An
income tax swindlc OF $4,000 is
charged by the government axsinS
BENJAMIN + Deshl of Goshen. prom
inent lawyer. politician and rianufac-
iurer in northern Indiana and two
former employees. Il became known
here today with the arrests OF the
three men At Boshcn.
Besides Deahl. the accused men are
Charles Z. Morice of Peru. Ind.
former sales manager OF tho !. y. l.
furnitur" company. at Goshen. OF
which Dsahl Is president and Willis
n. Widhcr os Auburn. former office
manager of the company
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03

and old fight for possession OF this
r1emenio The advances made by men
in the profession and especially those
made by Brad Mortimer. her manager.
force her to the decision of abandoning
the life
Rosslio seeks seclusion in a small
hamlet and becomes a soloist an the
church choir. She becomes the sweet
heart of the minister and finally their
engagement Is announced Rosslia
feels that at last she has discovered a
man who ie different from the rest
ono day il the minister's study
Rosaiie opens . treasure box. and what
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03

ing As "SedSevick Rlynn.' petted by
tho ieieurr-iovinE women Of his set,
and cnvscd and dcsriscd by tho mon.
Cody gives capital Performance. his
acting OF a part which cannot by z-r
stretch OF the ina ciuation he regarded
as heroic i dono SO gracefully that
he not only wins tho women on the
screen but tho women. as well as the
men. or his audience Tho ptciurc
points tho moral of the novcl-ihas II
docsn'; pay to he 4 lounge lizard
whether It be In a Gay White Way
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03
It is Free
At your store this week
This To-Day Tube Of Pepsodent.
Present the coupon to any dealer
named below.
Make this delightful test. Watch
the quick e6ects-see the change
in 4 week. Then you win realize
what this new way means to you
and yours.

Each me Of pepsodent rnzltipfes the cali
vary fow. Th.t Is Natures great tooth pro
teeting agent. It muldphes the seareh digest
an. in the saliva. That Is there to digest
starch deposits Which may Otherwise form
acids
Il multpHes the aikaii1ity Of the saliva.
That Is Natures neutraliEer for the acids
which cause decay.
Five important effects come from every
application And modern authorities Assn
al of them essential
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03
HUSBAND AND WIPE norm SICK

Mr and Mrs. Andrew Conner,
shenandoah. Va. We're both IN. Hc
wrlt,,. Rheumattsm and bladder
sFoupl. was our trouble. Nv wife
had rheumatism in her arms so a..
could not use them. She has had no
trouble since taking Foley Kidney
fllls don't have tu get up at a,pnt
80 much since taking Foley Kidney
flhs. nor have a weak back"
backache. sore. swollen or suiff mus
cles or 1oints. tried lanruid feeiinr--
yleid auickly % Foley Kidney PilI,
= h. Horn DIVE Co.--AdN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03
Clyne Theater Tonight

Corinne Griffith will be the star at
tho Clyne ihea;er tonight in The
Garter Girl Tnc story deals with
Rosalie Ray, Miss Griffith) vsude-
Vile actress. who every afternoon and
evening swings over the audience and
kicks a garter fr3m her shapcly Lex.
Il disslisis her 10 see the young men
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-03
Cntcher Theater Tonight

There are asou, hfty-scvcn varieties
OF lcvNmskinr. Lew Cody proves in
his latest vehicle. Tho Butterfly
Man-' the screen adaptation OF George
Barr Mecutcheon's satirical novel OF
Am(SeAn ltra-fashionable life. The
rsct1Fe- one OF the mos, beautiful ever
flmed viii - seen al the C-etchc-
shcater. on Northern avenue. this even