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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
vEsZETT KUTYA.

Oriasi izgalmat keltett Young
10 majlnyira fekvo Hills
villeben szombaton delutan egy
veszett kutya garazdalkodasa.
Ket aldozata volt: a 30 ewes
Peope Vilmosne 6s a II ewes Ma
dura Mihaly. Az ut6bbinak jobb
ikrajaba, az el6bbinek pedig bal
labfejebe harapott.
Peopene eppen egy baseball ja-
tekot nezett vegig, mikor eszre-
vette, hogy kutya gyermeke
fele k0zeledik. Amint lehajolt,
hogy gyermeket olebe vegye, a
kutya nekitamadt az asszonynak
es megharapta.
A Macy larmara sokan odacso-
diiltek es. iizobe. yettek a kutyat
mely futas k0zben megharapta q
kis Madura fiut s vegiil a rend-
6rok goly6itol talalva osszero,
gyott.
A kutya k0riilbeliil hat vagy
nyolc honapos lehetett es fejet
New Castlebe kUldtek annak meg
allapitasa celjab6l, hogy mem
volt-e veszett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
ELGAzoLT GYERMEK

A 2277 Wilson ave. alatt lako
6 ewes Gonda Belat egy teher-
auto elgazolta Wilson ave. es
Poplar st. keresztezesenel.
A kocsivezet6t, Pietro Andrast
letart6ztattak, de 500 dollar biz
tositek elleneben szabadlabra he
lyeztek.
A kis fiut a City korhazba Wit
TEX, ahol megallapitottak, hogy
csak kiilso seruleseket szenvedett
es r0videsen felepiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
H A L A L o z A s

Antal Maria, AZ Fairview ave.
alatt lak6 Antal Peter es Maria
ket h6napos leanykajat betegseg
folytan jobb letre szenderiilt
Egy fivere, Istvan es egy nSvere,
Helen, gyaszoljak A temetesi
szertartast DR.. Gerenday Laszlo
tiszteletes ur vegezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
|Hirek a Sz. Istvan
Egyhaz k0rebol

Kereszteles. Jeno Kaluczky Ja-
nos Is Detyk6 Borbala fla sziil.
aug. 22-en ker. sept. lien. Ke
resztsziilok: ifj. Balasko Gyorgy
es Kis Margit.
Nasz. September Gan hazas-
sagra leptek Forsthoffer Istvan
Is Csontos Erzsebet. Tanuk vol
tax: Balazs Ferenc es Bekes
Janos.
Eljegyzesek. - Szabolcsmegye
6fehert6i sziil. nilesi lakos, Csu-
bak JOSEF neh. Csubak Mihaly es
Minya Terez fla, eljegyezte Gle
velandi sziil. youngstown lakos
Braun Margitot, Braun JOSEF es
Lazur Maria leanyat. Eskiisznek
sept h6 24-en.
Hevesm. nagyredei sziil. East
youngstown lakos Kiss Istvan,
Kiss JOSEF es Davcsok Terez fla
eljegyezte Hevesm. domoszloi sziil.
East Youngstown lakos Barcai
Piroskat, Barcai Mihaly es Pro-
kaj Borbala leanyat. Eskiisznek
zept. 19-en.
TTlW'
MAGYAR iskolank. Hosszu evi
vajudas utan vegre abban hely-
zetben vagyunk, hogy megoldhat-
juk a magyar iskola kerdeset.
Apacakat ugyan mem sikeriilt
kapni az ohazab6l a haboru, a
forradalmak, kiilon0sen pedig a
kommun rettenetes rombolasai
k0vetkezteben. Erkezett azonban
az 6hazab6l ket vilagi taner6
Vadnai kisasszony es Pupinszky
1r szemelyeben, a xix kepesse
geikkel meg fogjak oldanf 6
nagy feladatot, mely varni fog
rajuk a youngstown es kornyek
magyarsag koreben. - Regi 0ha
junk volt mar, hogy a magyar
gyermekek nuljanak magyaru
sc IS pedig a hittant, bibliat, iras
yasast, egy kis magyar fold
rajzt Is tortenelmet. EFT meg fog
juk tenni. Es pedig ugy, hogy
magyar sziil6k gyermekeit laka
suk szerint negy keriiletre oszt
juk: East Youngstown, Soutl
Side, Steelton es Brier Hill. Eas
Youngstownban fog Vadnai kis
asszony tanitani es pedig mind
azokat a gyermekeket, akik Eas
Youngstownbol, Haseltonb6l
/. Struthersb6l es esetleg Polandro
es Lansingvilleb6l fognak od'
jarni. Miutan ezeknek a oyer
mekeknek szama igen nag.
lesz, ezeket kell lesz harom ESQ
portra osztani, ugy hogy mindel
csoportra ket napi tanitas ju
hetenkent legalabb. = Pupinszk.
dr fog jarni hetf6n es csitorto
k0n Steeltonban, ahol 6-8 est
fog tanitani vor0stornyu, illet
we az "Orosz Templom alatt
Es most csut0rt0k0n este kezd
meg a tanitast. Brier Hillen foI
tanitani minden kedden es pen
teken este Y. M. G. A. epiilete
mex. basementjeben es pedig 70
h7-ig es mar most penteken kez
di meg a tanitast. Azert a Brie
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
Az OAK STREET HIDJA ALTAL
PENZHEz JUTHAT

Vegye meg ezt az 0t szobas hazat
az Uber Streeten A Lincoln Park
kozeleben, az East Side ezen legujabb
reszeben, nevetsegesen olcs6 arban.
Fiirdon xviii OF szoba, ngysz6lvan nj;
padlas, cementezett pince4 gaz, egy
blocknyira Lincoln Junior High
Schoolt6l, street kare es Lincoln
Park omnibus menten. Ara $s575 -
Konnyii fizetesi feltetelek.
COFFMAN GUSS REALTY co.
419 Dollar Bank Building
Bell: Main 2213 Auto. 6555
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15

Verhovay egylet, ifjusagi oszta-
lyaba. A bizettsagba Hoffer An
dras titkart, Neemenyi Mikl6st IS
Mihok Sandort kildottek XII.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-18
LlBERALIZING STATE OIL
LAND LEASING LAWS

A bill to permit the state legisla-
ture to authorize the state land COM
missioner to make leases on oil lands
for longer period than five years
was introduced Friday as committee
resolution by the committee on state
granted school and tide lands. The
bill Immediately passed the senate
and was transmitted to the house for
approval.
The bill has already been intro
duced In congress and has received
the approval of Governor Louis F.
Hart and State Land Commissioner
Clark v. Savidge.
The new bill will greatly interest
Grays Harbor county for two reasons.
namely. drilling for oil is at the pres
ent time going on in the county, and
because the bill was pushed by Ed
ward Finch, oil man of Grays Harbor
county, who brought it to the atten-
ton of Senator LOOMS, who in turn
presented it to the committee on
state granted school and tide lands.
If the new bill passes favorably in
the house 1t will be Immediately sent
on to the Washington representatives
in congress for them to present to the
national house Of representatives.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-18

entitled to good road but that the
topography Of that part Of the county
is such that it is not practical to take
care of these sections with but one
road without working an injustice
to one or the other Of these sections.
Further, the high cost of construc-
ton of roads since the advent of the
auto makes it necessary that we have
system Of permanent locations
for all of the main roads over the
county; a system of carefully located
main roads-a definite plan to work
to as the years 60 by, for every
year money is wasted in working
many of our main roads on locs-
lions that will not be used in the
future.
FRED J. BROWN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-18
farmer stops to figure.

FARMER Stops 10 inquire.
DR.. Taylor made some interesting
tests which show conclusively TINT
spreading manure with manure
spreader costs much less than spread
ing it by hand, to say nothing Of the
labor saved.
More benefit is derived from ma
nure spread with good manure
spreader; because it is evenly distrib
uted, more land can be covered, and
more Of the plant food in the manure
is made available.
On the average farm the increased
crops the first year will more than
pay for a good manure spreader.
The first machine made that spread
manure mechanically was built By
Kemp & Burpee in 1878-the origi-
nal Kemp manure spreader. This first
manure spreader is now on the John
Deere sample floor at Moline, where
1t was taken at the time the Eas
Moline John Deere spreader factory
was established.
1t is high up and looks like the or
binary spreader of that type. The
rear axle is under the frame and
ahead Of the beaten. The beaten is
mounted on an Independent shaft and
driven by the main axle through a
set Of gears.
This kind Of a driving mechanism
necessitated numerous shafts that
had to be kept exactly in line during
the life OF the spreader; consequent
ly. any spreader Of this style required
great deal Of care and attention II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-18
MANURE SPREADERS-
YESTERDAY AND TODAY

The First Spreader Had All the Fea-
lures Common to Spreaders Up to
the Time of John Deere.
Manure spreaders, as recently as
eight years ago, were considered lux
uries that only well-to-do farmers
could afford. Today, the manure
spreader is a necessity.
Every farmer appreciates the value
of spreading manure on the land.
Whether it is to be spread with ma
chine built for the purpose, or by a
man with a fork, is a matter of dol
lars and cents. The decision will be
in favor of the spreader whenever the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-18

keep 1t running properly.
Since this first spreader was made,
many mechanical ccntrivances have
been tried out in an endeavor to get
away from these troubles and adjust.
mentS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
OARsNEN PRACT|C|NC
FOR REGATTA SATURDAY
Final Touches Being Put On-NIi,y
Mae Iiradlcy TO BE
SupnSpr

with only n few days clapsInp
before the time when the starter
lines up the various contestants. the
oarSmcn represented In the big inter
club regatta TO be held by the Vir.
Kiaia Boat club Saturday are mn,
ing final touches in preparation for
tho c!cn;ful day.
The rival, co%wn,ns. Brock OF tho
iHu"s. aud l.afOon. Of the Reds. arc
bending every effort to obtain tho
maximum pulling power out OF their
mon From the personnel OF these
~" crews viii b" selected the eight
mat VIII represent the Nirginians nj
baltimore in july At the Southern
Towing Association regatta al which
t!iHc the local crew will he pltt.d
against the rotpmacs of Washinuton
In" Arunhels aud Aricls Of Bal,i-
Thc men selected TO take part In
this feature event SATURDAY mo.
Hines stroke. Richardson: No
l'ropst: No. G. !. Brock: No. ., u
,hriiS: No. MoRa": No 2. steven
son: No. ?. Franck; bow. Beck. cox
vain. :. l!rock
Rods stroke. Smi,hcra: No 7. Mao
Soy. No. .. Hunter: No :. StovaIl.
No. J. Pope. SO. . II King: NJ e
,AIC"tt bow. j. Curtis; coxwair:
I, Is almost certain that another
eight oarcI shell race viii be staged
among tho iifc members OF The club
such men as Sob Forrest. Rccrs
Meade. ii"tz". Neal and others VIII
hc ON tn" scene and already bay.
sighih"d their intention of compci.
Ing
Ann"pnee,men, was made last nigh,
wlll be linitod strictly 10 members
OF III" club and their friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
COLTS WILL MEET CATS
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

R.hmond Will meet the SUFFOLK
Cats here this afternoon in the nrst
al three games. The Colts return
rom Petersburg AFTER one OF the most
nisaS'rohS road trips in recent years.
Ihrcc games were Sroppcd ia tha
ruhEinakcrS in two days while IN.
contest hcrc in Richmond last Moida Y
AIS" Went TO the Martin clan. Rocky
mount trimmed the Colts last Saiur-
hay ana tho four rcvcrscs this week
make nv" straight defeats for the
local team.
Ia third place yesterday morning
the team was forced Ia sink to min
mace 'aSt niSht as the result Of the
double Grubhiny in Pctcrsburu t;oh-
by streets Suffolk Cats are roin:.
strong At this time. and the Colts will
Rave a hard task to climb the per
c"nthSc ladder at the expense Of the
rinElcadcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
DEFEAT BATTLE AXE NIuE

Nhif ms OF Columbus took the Ia.
nNc ninc. OF the Commercial
Tea cue. INTO camp YESTERDAY hy ,nc
, Sspr" OF to j In fast and inter
hamilton Eurkc. tho sou;hpo ~
D'vher OF the staten Island Academy
new YORK, who is Spending the sum
h ILL., WIN his family in Richmond.
ecu an excellent game lie ken;
ne seven hits garncrcd or his do
,n'rA Wen scattered and at ali times
"H ~. muster of the situation.
nn'"tIl wen, I" the mound for
'aI.l" NNc ara pitched II crc,lituhl,
Iaimc. retiring nine men via the
Slrike-out route. Amos had a hin.
n,M.y with the stick. landing for four
ny ~, ne timely hitting of Griffin
,md hehelck: OF the knights Of CO.
iaihbus, ai@ed in the victory.
knights az s,s-rm-u>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

sG'cnty Yards Star Voter. il2 ,Gruno!scn).
S5T;,"M' EGO out. Won. Tn" Archer. los
~. "Ith'tl y. 10. out, second; rtnanlan
~ 'h"Ean"wskD. out. third. Time. Sc.
ttith racc--rursc 81. 600: for three. ycp-
Odds AND IN; foalcd IN canada. on. ,,it,,-
3WcsSt H@uguei. loi tLancas,erJ. s7.7o.
,WGincrl, s2.c0 SEQ, second: Hagsci
Roh'n. :? tlnrhournc). $500, third! Time.
~ 10. Hemisphere. Rex Gacty also
Sixth .acc--iursc. 5000. for three year
9ins and w; one milo and seventy yards
:%.35. won: Little IA. III tWoinerp. S. So.
S5.5!, second: BaIly Ncil. 1909 Crhurhcrl
S2.2i. third. Time. lass 10 Iucn ouut
Boris. Chick Bhrklcy also ran
seventh racc--;iursr. $500: fnr fnur-ycar-
o!ds and up: claiming: one mile and a six
cnth--SunduTin, 100 tTaylor) ,i3:S.
s5.,5' ilS. VIM. Rlazonry. los Crhurbcr) .
Si,"h. Si.5I, second; American solder los
tprey'r). $3.50, third. Time 800 Whic-
r"or~iil. Alma u. Horace I"-ch She Devil
AZTEC. Paddy Dear. First Consul, Margaret
y. also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Speaker aud CONN A.. g.,
UNCLE SANS NET STARS
WIN ALL THEIR MATCHES

81 CLOUD. jan, an ,nr Amor
N"ns engaged in The wnrIa'y MA
S"Gri tennis championship matrhr.;
mnr,or,,",aS M'r, victorious "ycr ;hc.r
proved TO Ice hard fourht va, LIZ
i..N,d ""ub!cS' in which the r,r,m,.
American team Arnold r, n.s
iEin.sy,,..'nGr., and Edth si-ourn,v. "f
rs tr7i n"ivHtrd the Frr,ch 800,
VI Horotra ana Madam, I"tcy,,,.,ii,r'
rs TIE former Of whom ms ~,
pl1hed TO play In the French ~,
CUP test matches a. 'aNi''
William T. THacu. or ph!,,
worlds grass court yh,,unin, ~ ,, -"
an cas-! day and was never eS.
Mrs. Mo!la Hiurstcdr Mallory
american wouanS singles .I'
ION defeated Madame Vtysas,rGi -
fENnoe WIN cnns Mm.mnt- -. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
HERMITAGE COUNTRY CLUB
TO HOLD HANDICAP EVENT

Golfers Of tho hermitage Country
club have been invited bY the chair
man of the golf committee To cttcr
- handicap medal play contest to h.
held on III" club links tomorrow and
saturday. The FIRST days playing
VIII b" dcvut"d TO the women m.m-
hers ar the club. while SATURDAY tho
men Will compct"
Those in charge Of the event have
requested that the men arrange four-
all matches for Saturday on account
"i the congestion on the links The
women cnu play either IN the morn
inE or afternoon Friday. The three
prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
DORVAL PARK RESULTS

First race-pursc. $500: for maiden two.
ytar-oIds' hNc furlOngs-Moco. li2 (Thur-
n,Ger), $500: $3.50. s5.l5. won: I.oveIicst.
IL txcll,, t3.5a. $3.50, second. Cmrru,hrrs
10 tTaylor). SS.Sj, third. Time 1910 I. 3
Trihatrau Gay: Mss F'auland. Ovcrrun
InoneIia, nellie Harper also ran.
:, second racc--rurs:. SSC0. the Quebec
hop"fu! purse: for two-ycar- Odds: I'VE fur.
,onEs isdcal. ITO (Grunc!scn). s3.O5
$3.50, 500 won: col Chile. 10 (Smith)
10. se.2o. second; Fannie Bean. III
tthurhcrl. t2.ln third. Time. laos ; B.
ran.
Third. racc--rurse. $500: for three year
lv3 Gregory. .J.7o. sis5. $3.50. won;
ODonovan; los u4ncasierl. S.15. $3.50,
second kirstics cub. lo2 Crayior). $500
thf!. Time. -. -. Mary CuwcIl
american Eagle, George Royce, Kinctic
sleepy Dear, Cheva!icr, I.ura Charles.
tonlan Yukon. Great Hawk. F.cISle Fancy
also ran.
Fourth racc-rursc. slcOG: handicap
'nr thrcr-ycnr. olds and Up; one milo and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
RICHMOND COLTS DROP
TWO GAMES IN ONE DAY
and Mass rlNIn Sweep
of Series.
SECOND HARD-FouGHT BATTLE
Smith and Manning Have Duel,
Each Allowing Five IIitS-Scnsa-
uonal Fielding Is Feature OF
Day,

PETERSBURG. VA, June 1.-Tak-
ing today's double header from the
Richmond Colts. the Trunkmakcrs
made 4 clean sweep Of tho series and
made II six ont OF tho seven games
played with the R!chmond club this
season.
Jumping on Howe IN the eighth in
ming. including Millcr'S double AMI
Corcoran's triple, N. locals scored
four runs and won the opening game.
to 5. The second game was close
all the way, the Colts making dcs :
peratc ninth inning rally that net
ted them one run. The score was J
10 ..
Sensational fielding by both thcams
In the second game kept down the
score Milirr's onc-hand stab OF
Stunrts drive against tho fence fca
turci.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
NEW YORK YANKEES
HAVE OPPORTUNITY
TO SHOW STRENGTH
Babe Ruth Declares Invasion by Western Teams Will
Be Severe Test for Higgins Team-Great
HomeRun Slugger Optimistic.
ttN ilnl,c Ruth.

TO
c. first invasi
the the strength
n
When the the
absence OF Bob Shawkcy
OF
for big success on the POLO Grounds. ' We w."
n
up may
any lrT concern They had about in
higgins compelled We
de- settled Within few days
p great victory Athletics
me i'hNs
helps
Tor "u some OF the shoulders of
u MT. 1yt These did
Vest held
ca" " on forever OF The hitting
10y Rms ana rival clubs abo
@ ever went any place worth
'"'"''fe"'
Fran, r, Frank tinker To rinc-u
VINO hnt his
az snot'S''u'
' '''' we Put IN me held All season
~ ] ana constant Huggins has found
nicely His
nawms snrI ADDS %"sr attack
mas
For st "a t. ana his into base yn
" "' Da!s tha various
oinr no ,tE"di the YANKEE team"
WI contest the
Speaker Cobb
Ty The
tI"t edr 'a"hS right
MOI r my with n"liers a. b ana
my cnr scbrn pft,y eny
at .,' WESTERN our
' 80 ." on ''c wee
e-, by 'hristy syndeae1 N nat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
MARKS NINE DEFEATED
BY SlUGGING BRAUER'S

az No. .r"n"r. baseball min" dumped
WF wash bucket over IN. ha,as
- IN. MARKS team in v.efn,5a,'s
l.aSi End Twilirh; I.-agu. hattIc ~.
'hAI Seor" was 10 to o. Tirnor 60,
'ur.d WIN home run. m. i.,,,'.
"i 'ns 'tnsu" are getting into form,
,,"n teams meet again today nm 4, -
y ffcid at CHS. "" - -
Score by innings: y u =,
nIaner ........ 100 700 O--io 10
"arh ..,....,.. U00 00o o. a : =
-, nAt,erieS r., Iiecklcr and Ticnor
Thomas. DevIne and Martin. "0''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

sur, RESULTS YESTERDAY.
SSnn"ih. - Newport News. ,
Petersburg. -: Richmond "a
wilson, 10; Rocky Mount. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
hu'. Mount.


Score ~ INNINGS: -
Wilson %, o.o ~
Rocky Mount Ga1 do ky
:. a.ia'nMry Homo runs-i:oth and
Kost Two base hits stcinbirs
r MiMs,oh. stolen bases Miller. RetG'
TO "" WRITER .'mgr ne h S. plays walker
Curry to Eciilcr ~; Chan,ni',.
hGliiher. ii,s-oT Fullcnw!dGr. ~
innings: on Strickland, in
n!ngs OF Bennett. II. StrurL ~.
by beHnet' I; by Fullcnwidcr. !:
by otrlckIand none. Base on hnli,
off Bennett. . of FuIlcn.idm "'iS
on strickland, 2 Time Of game
Sc; unpircs-iarbi and WOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

I,TlrrsnurS '.-........ o20 0io 0Ox-2
'.SSmlr'"hH '.-.-... 600 100 COL -
e, SUMMARY: Left on baScs-pc,.rs-
nurE, 9; Richmond. .. Struck out
ny Manning. .; hy smith. .. Bases
on ga III off Mammals, .: ,oM smith.
=. sacrlhc hits -kgtlSr. Grccnac,
oorooran stolen hascs-M;ncr. ,ol
Martin. Noonan, Hook. Douhl. nlnys
stuart Ia Keller: Shannon To
Hrecnae Hit by pitcher--bv Man
nIns tArTagon). Umpires -Hudrins
AN" or'h Time OF Eam"-I:35
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

SunOllt at Richmond
Wilson at Newport News
'"'NmonIn nt Rocky Mount
------ Petersburg M SurfolL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

SUMMARY: TwO-basc hits-Brnnni-
gan. Howe. Arragon. Keller. Miller
Three-bnsc h;t-Corcoran. Left on
ascs-Pctcrsburc. 5: Richmond. s.
Struck out-by Main. !: hy Howe. .
Bases on halls--oG Main. -: Oft Howe.
3, Sacrifice hit-Wood stolen bases
-Wcafcr. Hook to). McMahan. Kcl-
Ter. Passed ball-Grecnac. Hit by
pitcher Miller by Howe. Cmpircs-
orth and liudEils Time OF game
l.i5,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
NIrEInIn 4. G. Srcnnu Wins.

The second team of tn" Virginia
Athletic Club defeated tho Boys
Club second team In a baseball game
Yesterday afternoon by the score OF
10 20 s.
Foster starred with the stick for
TIM yiSliu-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

roster, Ellen M9har, Rose Watson. Frank
l.. Cooley, James X. Appellee, Reba Gar
den, Douglas Cosgrove and the ever popu-
lar ukulele players and singers.
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AT THE PARK.
Next week the Park viii offer "The
Monte Carlo Girls" with Sarah Hyatt.
The show il IN two parts and has the
services Of large company Of principals
in addition 20 q large singing and dane
ing chorus. II Is said that particular
attention has been paid to the dancing
and singing numbers in this show. Miss
Hyatt and her company is an annual
visitor TO the Park. There will be
matinee and night performances during
the engagement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

in Brittle under the management Of
Richard g. HerndOn, and the Princess
theater has another tenant.
"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife has been
adapted by Charlton Andrews from the
French. Except for one scene, perhaps
more daring than usual it offers no
valid reason for objection or the ground
of immortality. The one scene was en-
acted with skill and provoked nothing
more unusual in the theater than laugh
ter There was nothing shocking and 1t
remains only an amusing French farce,
skilfuEy acted by Ina Claire, Edmund
Breese and Barry Baxter, and given an
excellent production by William Harris,
Jr.
The story is about a spirited French
girl who has been sold by her father, a
mercenary old marquis, to the highest
bidder, who in this case, is an egotistical,
self assertive and domineering American
Millionaire Mouna is his eighth wife.
The others he has bought have been
cast aside when they have ceased to at
tract him further. At last he has found,
he thinks the woman he really loves,
and Mouna proceeds to teach him a les
son. She perceives that If he can buy
her he will soon tire Of her. So she
proceeds to tease him into loving her.
And she succeeds by preying on his jeal-
ousy through her escapade with the young
Albert de Marcue, for whom she has no
affection at all. Prior to the arrival Of
the gentleman and his multitude of wives
the public press was fllod more or less,
with stories of police interference.
Presumably this was due to the one
scene In which the wife, to arouse the
jealousy Of her husband, frames typi-
cal French farce situa complying the
young aspirant for amorous hOnOrs with
wine-untn be is incapacitated, she com
pels him to disrobe and go to bed. When
she hears the approaching steps Of her