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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Diamond Notes

lfe an overt And what often hap
rena m the national rantime occurred
|nt boreias field yesterday. AFTER
playing three Ercnt games, the first
soinR ~ the 0rnyh~e 70 IN ~ in
ninss-the s>cond a tie-s 10 s.
called IN the first half Of the eighth
on 81 wet grounds-and the
third going 10 the vi<itors-4 TO =.
the Grays In the last Enme developed
stage ffIsht. or something else. Tor
they tried TO Guido zach other In
making misplass. Woodward scored
hit and yet Terriil did not lose heart.
o'cpnncl IN she morning anne
pitched good enough ball 20 win M
game, but his opponeut-Duckey
taurhn-was inrincihlc, allowing but
thru hits-iwo home runs and a
farenu kicked on a called strike
that went squarely over the center
% the plate and at his waist and
rouse The ire OF thu umpire.
PARENT Ia lightning fant. hns an
rxceiient throwing arm and also has
n head-so has n nall
Snow has a habit Of missing the
plate when he reaches 1.-THE atrad-
uleu ~ sldinK In and Chiffon sent
him back 20 touch ID. which he did
In barely time enough TO gain the
run. a. the third out was made Sec
onds later.
Manager padgla. after the game,
thoroughly disheartened and re-
marked, III ! were In a position 10
do 20, ] would refund 20 the fans
their money for witnessing such an
exhibition" Cheer mp. Dan: the big
lcaEurra sometimes hand out an even
eorse exhibition.
Manager Chiffon OF the woodward
team stated that he had been warned
IN route that he would he robbed"
Albuquerque aud after the series
congratulated Manager padilla and
the umpires 90 their fairness.
Immediately after the game TEX
neil Young Benny Cordovu and
Manuel ChnveE. Mosqnlto-
weights. boxed four one-mlnute
to a draw ard made the re-
cent bout between Kid Brown aud
snappy Jack look like a plugged
penny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
GSPORES@


TIE Good Time rinh took The long
end Of 9 4 to 2 score from the Oil
1orr Mines At Hroadway and Noun
tnin road yesterday afternoon. The
contest developed into & pitrher.r
battle between Davidson Of the Good
Timers and tnayn Of the Old Town
ttm- This former was IN a bad place
xc<erai iime- hut with good support
managed 10 pail himself - safety.
The Hid Town team stayed a triple
play In he rrvtnth inning through a
game put the tsams on an cven hpsir.
~ the Old Town team defeated the
Timfrs In 10 inuing affair
weeks nTo The score;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
NAT ARTISTS READY
FOR FRAY TONIGHT
Savage Wright Match to
Be Experience
Against Youth

Cadet Charles Wright Of Aibuquer.
que, at present a student at the New
Mexico Military institute win meet
Young Savage Of 81. Louis al the
Armofy at : O'Clock tonight for two
out OF three fails. catch-as-cntch-can
style.
Wright has been trimming at the
Y. Nc. A. and has surprised many.
who have acen him work u with
the masked marvel, n time weiter-
weight champion. II will be Wrieht's
second appearances before the public
here, hts first being with George
ttneau, at an entertainment given at
the Y. ~. &. A.. last New Years day.
the decision being a draw.
Young Savage Ia considered one OF
b beat wclter-weiehts in the south
west. having wrcstled George Pineau
two and one-haif hours. and ut one
time throwing Pineau in less than an
hour.
Both boys are so physically III that
u IN difficult 60 pick the winner.
Wright has the advantage OF weight
and youth, although savage claims
that he has this on a.t by seven year.
OF professional wrestiinE. with the
best wrestlers In the world. The two
prehminaries pronlfe To be well
worth alone the price OF admission.
Women who havf often wished Ia
witness a wrestling contest should
ave no hesiiaucy An going ma special
care a been taken by the De Molays
TO have a clean acd Interesting match.
according to thosc n charge.
Bob White symphony orchestra will
furnish music during the contest aud
Tot b dance Immediately following
Tickets for h match have been go-
ms rapidly aud n very large crowd
both OF women and men In expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

snake dances. Herman schwciEer. OF
the Harvey system was advised yes
terdey OF the visit Of the eastcrnera,
Fprd Harvey. head 81 tho Harvey
OAtrnl had expected TO accompany
Nj. Dixon to the snake dance but was
prevented by buslnern matters. Mr..
Hchwcizcu may accompany the party.
Harvey Camps No Taos
Ford Harvey has Just completed n
two weeks OUTING IN Taos county. ac-
companying Victor Morowitx. director
OF the Santa Re railroad and other
well known business men. The party
made camp In Rio Orande canyon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Divine Wins Final
Country Club Match

Grover Divine won the final match
Of n directors cup tournament
from Leo Murphy on rs holes with 4
final O Of two mp. a the Country
club yesterday. The match was
tight all the way through. and the
two contestants rounded the ninth
hole even. II was not until the end
that the match was really won.
The Directors cur. which was nut
up for the first time his year, viii
belong 10 Grover Divine perma
". a. II only requires winning enc
tournament once.
There VIII be no more tournaments
at the Country club for the next few
weeks. All efforts xiii be spent In
practice Tor the state tournament 10
be held at the Santa Re ilnks within q
few weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
George Dixon, Head
Of Pennsylvania Road,
To the Snake Dance

George Dixon. widely known raii-
road executive, and vice president o.
the Pennsylvania railroad system IN
charge OF operation. viii arrive In Al
l~uQuercue with n party OF friends
Tuesday evenins. travelling In n Penn
nvlvania private car. Mr.. Dixon and
his party want to witness aha Hnpi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
TIGERS LOSE fa-a

The Albuquerque Tigers failed 20
put up a good game when they played
m Highland Sluggers on the South
broadway field yesterday afternoon.
and went down at the low end Of a
II TO ? O Next Sunday the slug
gers will take on the Indian school
team al the Indian school grounds.
The batteries OF yesterdays game
were. %Sluggers. Garcia and Zamora,
Harper. Armijo and Howard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

nt the old ford al the mouth Of Hondo
creek. using automobiles and saddle
horses for trips 10 nearby points OF
interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
GIANTS WIN s no ..

Albuquerque Giants came out on
top when they mixed with the Tildios
at Washington park yesterday after
noon. The was 8 to ?. largely
due 20 the twirlihs OF ortiz. who held
down the box for the Giants.
Daniels, the Tiidio twirler. was
knocked out OF the box In the sixth
Inning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

DON'T s"-roR WISHING
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DonL wish you could rent your apart
meni-Rsnt u.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell IL.
Howl
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

National IRanue.

Pittsburgh. !; Chicago. O..
New York. =; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati. g.; ~. Louis. J..
Boston. 3; brooklyn. 2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

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Howf
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
At the Theaters
Today
LYRIC

NRI
The fact that you can never tell
Just what In going to happen. whether
when you are down 20 your last sou
m the clouds hang heavy over your
head, your luck may not change. or
vice versa. whether calamity may not
be around the corner at the neysey
Of prosperity was used as the foun-
dalton of a fascinating picture. "IIfe's
Darn Funny" starring Vio'n Dana.
and now showing at the Lyric thea
ter.
The original plot OF tho picture
came from Christine Jope SHADES
Saturday Evening Post story. Care
takers within" which ook the read
crs Of this weekly by storm. lmmed-
lately upon It's publication. officials Of
Metro saw ~ tremendous possibility
Inherent In II. for a glorious thrilling
picture hat would contain every eie-
ment necessary for giving entertain
ment. The result is "tlfe's Darn Fun
N.Y. n Dallas Fitzgerald production
and Arthur d. Ripley. II was photo
grnphed by John Arnold and A. F.
Mantz executed the art settings. For
her supporting cast Miss Dana has
farefh Hughes, Eva Gordon. Kath-
leen O'Conror and Mark Fenton.
PASTINfE
Even q faded reviewer could not pass
anything but a favorable criticism on
Society Snohs." the latest Selznick
picture. directed by Hobart Henley,
which was seen last evening nj the
Pasiime theater. Very evidently no
expense was spared IN making this
production a replica ~ the wenlthiest
circles ~ society. Entertainments are
shown with attention TO correct de-
tail seldom equailedl
Conway Tearle, who II starred In
Society SnobH." enacts the role OF a
walter with his usual dignity and nat
urnlness. He achieves the difficult
feat Of keeping the interest and re-
spect Of the audience In spite of tho
mental employment In which he II en-
RnEed. one need never fear being
bored when going Ia see a picture In
which Mr. Tearle pea he can
carry his audience along with him To
IN" last scene. tn plot N sngrossing, /
and as the hero has ~ many ohsta-
cles TO overcome before reaching the
goal. there is not a dragging
moment during the whole perfor-
nance.
"Br
"Tho Law Of the Yukon" a picture
released by Realart. and based upon
the story by Robert W. Service. II
showing today at the "B' thenter. The
are laid In Alaska and the nc
lion Is tingrd with the fire and
strength Of the frontier. Additional
attractions ON the bil! today are TEX
% h Tsnfberlanha' ana Current
Events
IDEAL
Colorado" with Frank MAYO. Uni
gersal star. Is being shown todny at
he Ideal. The picture. made from
he stage play Of the same name. ~
~ viril"' as torceful and as thrilling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

In their divorce suit against Uncle
sam the Philippines can't claim non
support.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The boys who deliver The Daily and
Sunday Herald are now delivering
many copies of Pictorial Review, each
month to Albuquerque homes. Under
u plan there is no added cost, and in
fact, an actual saving over the monthly
price of The Daily and Sunday Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

Navarro, Ricketts,. Double playa.
Dihehny 10 Severn 10 Triangle, Triple
plays. Anayn 10 Navarro TO Ortiz
Struck out. by Davidson &: by An
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Garrett to Box
Serrano at Vaughn

VAUGHN, ". NJ. Aug. N.-Waher
Garrett will arrive at Vaughn Aug. 10
In the forenoon from Santa Zee. n. ~.
where he viii meet his opponent
Tommy serrnno NJ the Vaughn arena
In a ak round bout. Garrett ls con-
iideDt Of winning the bout and says
~ has something new to one In the
line OF punches and foot work. I'm
houbtediy he In not mistaken in the
winning OF the fight. He was conf
dent when he outcInssed Otis Moore
Of Tueumcari. In the third round. via
Knockout
First on egrors. Woodward. .: Orays
Hit BY pitcher. by Vaughn. A.
chaveE. stolen bases. Hesse. clifton.
snow. Time OF game, ? hours. TIM
pirea. Cameron and Bag,ey.
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NM


Colorado" with Frank Mayo. Uni
versal star, Is being shown today at
the Ideal. The picture. made from
the stage play Of the same anne. ~
as viril", as forcefui aud as thrilling
M The stage production. II IL a story
~ the great outdoors. Of the west
and OF brave men and women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

Chicago. 4: Cleveland. /.
Bosbns ?; Washington. %.
~. Louis a Detroit, 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Who Made These Fool Laws?

In the last FIVE years, there have been passed by state
and federal legislatures over sixty-two thousand laws to
interpret which required sixty-hve thousand court decis-
ions filling six hundred and thirty volumes.
Our legislatures pass on an average over fifteen thou
lanche OF law making and today the people are suffering
from it. The American people seem to be obessed by
making new laws. No country in the world is as statute
ridden as the United States. Our politicians evidently
think that the one and only remedy for any grievance s to
pass a law. Then some clever lawyer will discover why it
Is not INT to pass the court. So the law has to be repealed
and five or six new ones take its place.
There is a law on the books in New York City provid-
ing for a fine and punishment for any person driving
around the corner at more than four miles an hour. Every-
body who owns a car violates this law every day, yet no
body takes any notice of it.
There are hundreds of laws just as foolish as this one
which nobody knows anything about. Arthur Train, a
lawyer himself, has written an amusing article in Pictorial
Review for September, dealing with these fool laws. IF
you want to have a good laugh, read this article.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14
Spent Money Foolishly

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re.-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14
City Lodges
Knights Of Pythias.

About 100 members of various
Knights of Pythias lodges in Wayne
county were present at the county
meeting held in Greensboro Thursday
evening. Hagerstown, Cambridge City
Williamsburg and Richmond were rep
resented by delegations. The incle
ment weather prevented many others
from attending.
Drill work put on by the Spartans
burg drill team furnished the mem
bers with remarkable exhibition
Many of those present expressed the
belief that the team would excel even
the widely known Dayton drill team
A banquet served during the course
of the evening was another notable
feature.
Members of the Richmond lodge
have been issued a general invitation
to visit New Paris next Wednesday
evening. The lodge there is putting
through class of SO candidates.
L. o. o. M.
The regular meeting of the Loval
Order of Moose will be held Monday
evening. Organization of the Moose
Legionnaires has been postponed from
Sunday, Jan. 80 to the first Sunday in
February. because of functions of ~ =
order that are going on in Indianapolis
on that day.
Mason's Council.
Installation of officers for the new
WOW ma rived the regular monthly ---~t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14

ing OF the Masons council held Thurs
day evening NO other business OF inn
portance was transacted.
Ben Hur.
The regular weekly dance for mem
bers of Ben Hur lodge will be held in
the lodge rooms Saturday evening.
Miller's orchestra will furnish music.
Installation of officers, followed by
a dance will feature next weeks meet
ing of the order.
Red Men.
Two candidates will be given the
second degree at the weekly meeting
of Red Men held Friday evening.
I. o. O. r. $3.50. .
First degree work will be given a
number of candidates for membership
in the order at the Odd Fellows meet
ing Friday evening. Members of the
order have been invited to go 70
Lewisville next week where they will
aid in initiating a class of candidates
there.
Richmond Commandery.
The Richmond Commandery NO.
will meet in the lodge rooms Monday
Work will be given two candidates
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14
"SIMPLY GETTING
ALONG FINE Now
Richmond man was badly rundown
and very nervous. Tells how Dreco
built his body and health

Mr.. Robert Crossman, Al Sixth ST.,
Richmond, Ind, has message for
every man and woman who suffers
from stomach disorders, nervousness,
constipation dizzy spells, and general
rundown condition of the system. 1t
is interesting reading. Here it is:
stomach trouble was undoubtedly
the cause of my suffering. l suffered
all the pains of indigestion after every
meal. | also was constipated and had
bad dizzy spells. | couldn't sleep at
night and was always very nervous.
OF course | became greatly rundown
and things looked pretty black for
me, but | heard so many people speak
highly of the new herb remedy, Dire
co, and | saw so much about it in the
newspapers, that | decided to give it
a trial. | took just one bottle of Dire
co, and it did wonders for me; | have
never seen its equal. One dose of it
buoyed me up wonderfully: | am tax
ing it right along, and am simply
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my recommendation to the hundreds
of others"
Dreco has time and time again
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acids. and is safe and sure in is
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Dreco is now sold by all good drug
eists and is highly recommended in
Richmond by Glenn Thistlethwaite's
seven drug stores -Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14

A special drill in preparation for
inspection by state officers of the or
der will be given Sunday afternoon.
These Inspections are held every two
years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14
MURRAY

THE Romance Promoters" story
full of delightful surprises and twists.
will be shown in it's picturized form at
the Murray Theatre. It is Vitagraph
production, with Earle Williams, the
popular star, taking the role of Tod
field King, innocent victim of plot
which foists happiness and fortune
upon him. The story is by l.. H. Rob-
bins, and the scenario by Harvey
Thew
MURRETTE
The screen version of "Kismet," a
Robertson-Cole supsr-special, in which
Otis Skinner makes his debut on the
silver sheet, and which is now showing
at the Murrette Theatre, is a magnifi-
cent spectacle. Like a page from a
fairy tale of old reads the des cription
of the Wazir Mansurs palace, con-
structed for a sequence in 'sKismet."
The floor of this enchanted palace
is of Mosaic marble in pastel shades
OF blue, lavendar, nile green and pink,
which on the screen presents a soft,
misty gray appearance. The colon
AIDES and arches seem to be wrought
of purest gold, inlaid with jewels.
The platform at the far end of the
great room where the Mansur holds
his audiences. is draped with silks Of
the most exquisite colors and on the
floor about the room are strewn cush-
ions and rugs of silks and velvets of
such texture and beauty as to move
the most blase to words of admiration.
Truly a gorgeous setting and one
worthy of presenting to the screen,
Otis Skinner, Americas most celebrat-
ed romantic actor in his greatest stage
success.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
One act stands out in the present
bill at the Murray theatre. 1t is in
a class above the work of the others.
Marion Gibney. a coincidence of I'M
usual merit, entertains quite informal
ly. She was forced to return twice
at the Thursday afternoon perform
ance. In a matter of fact manner that
IS amusing, and an ease and natural
ness wholly refreshing, she recites
ream after ream of small talk with a
point to every phrase. She wins her
way by humorous references to nearby
towns and local people. Her song, "a
Rag, A Bone. and A Hank of HAIR
was terrible in its richness. May we
say she would make a good vampire?
She showed strong inclinations in her
encore numbers.
A woman with the regular number
Of feet, and a man with but one foot,
offer a surprisingly clever and unique
act The mans ability to jig with his
one foot and crutch; stand upon his
one natural support and hop around
upon the -crutch only, are features of
note Dancing of the two together
proved that one-legged man need
not be barred from dance halls. The
team carries a drop, which adds color
to the scene.
The Laurel Girls, appearing upon
first, enacts bed room scene which
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14
YANKEES IN FRANCE
PUT SNAP INTO PLAY

After IL consecutive months in the
Selwyn theatre. New York, ''Buddies, y
the biggest theatrical hit of last sea-
son, has started it's tour of the lead
ing cities of America, and will be the
attraction at the Murray next We'd
nesday.
The Selwyns are the producers re-
sponsible for the presentation, while
George V. Hobart is the author of the
book, and B. c. lillian is responsible
for the lyrics and music.
While "Buddies" is not strictly a
slap stick musical comedy it may be
accurately described as a smart musi-
cal comedy, which merely means that
the artistic unities of the plot are not
destroyed by irrelevant songs every
few minutes. On the contrary, Mr..
Hobart has written one of the ten
derest romances the stage has ever
known, threading it with never ceas-
ing vein of rich humor. The scene of
"Buddies'' is in France; it's heroine a
peasant maid of this devastated land,
and the hero, an American soldier bill
leted in her home just after the sign
ing of the armistice
The young American 'Buddies"
do all they can to forward the ro-
nance, one of them even going so
far as to involve his own happiness
by aiding his pal. And as they prove
their loyalty the audience learns
much of their life in France; their
honey doings; their unfailing good
humor; and their quick response to
melody.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-14
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