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The Washington herald., 1921-03-10
BELAsCo.

:. Leo Ditrichstein viii begin a
weeks engagement at the Belasco
next Monday night m Toto" the
adaptation- by Ditrichstein and Ach-
med ,Abdallah Of the French play
: by Maurice Hennequin and Felix
Duquesnal. The supporting cast IN
-cludes Phoebe Foster, Albert Brown,
Frances Underwood, Jean Robertson
IND many others.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-10
CAPITOL.

The Girls from Joyland" will be
the burlesque attraction at the Cap
itol next week, beginning next Sun
day afternoon 1t is said to be a
musical production of the Broad
way type. featuring in its cast such
players as Billy Gilbert, Beulah
Kennedy, Mabel Baker. Charles
Brown, May Newman, Jack Shutta,
Bob Williams, and others
The Washington herald., 1921-03-10
STRAND.

The program at the Strand next
week. beginning Monday. will. in
clude Pinney, Jarrett and Company
in at the Dentists Office" the Eu-
gen Brothers; .Paramo, Spanish har-
monist; Anthony and Arnold in
when Greek Meets Creek" Jim and
Irene Marlyn in "a Kaleidoscope
Revue" Shirley Mason in Wing
Toy" and other acts.
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GARRICK.

D.. W. Grifith's "way Down East"
viii achieve its seventy-nfth con-
secutive performance at the Gar
rick tomorrow where this picture
wifi begin its seventh consecutive
week in Washington next Sunday
afternoon. Lillian Gish. I2ichard
Barthelmess, Lowell Sherman. Burr
Mcintosh, MarysHay and others are
featured in the cast.
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NATIONAL.

Martha Hednan heads the cast Of
The Romantic Young Lady"
Helen and Granville Barker's adap-
tation Of Gregorio Marines siefra's
spanish comedy. which win be pre-
ssnted at the National next Monday
night for q weeks engagement un-
der the management of David Be-
l1sco and Charles Frohman. Inc.
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POLPS.

.sMaytime." now in its fourth sue
cessive and successful season. will
begin a weeks return engagement
"a Polls this evening. The book is
by Rida johnson Young and the
imusic by Sigmund Romberg. The
east that interprets the production
Includes Eileen Van Biene. Werthe
Fauiker, Otis Sheridan. Marie Pet
fes and many others.
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GAYETY.

The Victory Bellies" will be next
weeks burlesque attraction at the
Gayety. beginning next Sunday af-
ternoon at ) o'clock. Eddie Dale will
head a cast of 40 players that will
include Scotty Freidell. Lynn Can
tor. Helen Andrews, Ruth Hobart,
George walsh, Ed Griffin, Claude
Kirk and others.
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Some Are Extremely Necessary, Others May Not Be
Every Woman Should Give Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Trial First

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Proceedings
624S5 Leurs VS. w. r. & E. Co.
Trial resumed and jury respited.
Attys, z. II. Jackson-Barbour G.
Whiteford
Assignment for Today.
62435 Leurs VS. w. r. & E. Co.
Attys, +. II. Jackson-Barbour &
Whiteford.
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Martha Hednan heads
The Romantic Youi
Helen and Granville Bar
tation Of Gregorio MArti
Spanish comedy. which '
ssnted at the National n
night for q weeks enga
der the management of
sl1sco and Charles Frohr
BELAsco.
Leo Ditrichstein viii
weeks engagement at
next Monday night m
adaptation- by DitrichsteI
med ,Abdallah Of the /
by Maurice Hennequin
Duquesnal. The support
-cludes Phoebe Foster, Al
Frances Underwood, Jeal
fnd many others.
~ PoLPs.
Maytime." now In its
cessive and successful
begin q weeks return
az Polls this evening.
by Rida johnson Youn
music by Sigmund Ron
east that interprets the
Includes Eileen Van Bic
Faulker, Otis Sheridan.
ties and many others.
GARRICK.
d. W. Grifith's way i
will achieve its sevent,
secutive performance a.
rick tomorrow. where
will begin its seventh
week in Washington n
afternoon. Lillian Gis
Barthelmess, Lowell She
Mcintosh, MarysHay and
featured in the cast.
B. r. KEITH's
Ethel Levey. the II
singing Coincidence, wi
the vaudeville bill at B.
next. week. which will
coiini. Italian tenor; ,
men. "chAtterbox come
other acts that will be
later by the manageme
COSMOS.
The bill at the Cosmo:
will include Donna Mont
California bathing girls;
Case in "a Slight In
Aronty Brothers in con
non, Smoke Artist" Ed
Adair in The Shoe ShoI
and Norman. banjoists; /;
ths Cup" and Mermaid's
STRAND.
The program at the
week, beginning Monds
clude Pinney, Jarrett ar
in at the Dentists Offic
gen Brothers; Paramo, S
monist; Anthony and
when Greek Meets Gree
Irene Marlyn in "a K
Revue" Shirley Mason
Toy" and other acts.
GAYETY.
The Victory Bellies" :
weeks burlesque attrac
Gayety. beginning next
ternoon at ) o'clock. Edd
head a cast of 40 player
include Scotty Freidell.
tor. Helen Andrews, RI
George Walsh. Ed Grii
Kirk and others
CAPITOL.
The Girls from Joylal
the burlesque attraction
itol next week, beginnin,
day afternoon 1t is ss
musical production of
way type. featuring in II
players as Billy Gilbe
Kennedy, Mabel Bake
Brown. May Mwman, j
Bob Williams. and other
u0n ll10
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
/. L. Alumni to Send
Carload of Boosters
to Harvard Contest

Members Of indianapolis University
Alumni Association met at the Chamber
Of Commerce Monday noon and com
pleted arrangements 20 send a coach Of
boosters 10 the Indiana Harvard game.
to be played AZ Cambridge on Oct. 8.
This car will leave Indianapolis on the
evening Of Oct /, attached 60 the special
Pullman carrying the Indiana 8ridders.
Don Bose Is chairman Of the committee
Ia charge and reports that enough men
have signed up TO assure the ch1r-ering
Of this car It is desired that a few more
names ba added TO those who have de.
cided 10 make the trip.
Plans also were discussed for the Notre
Dame Indiana game to be played ct
Washington Park on Oct 20 Dick Mil
Ter has been appointed general chairman
OF the committee for this game by the
athletic board Of control OF Indiana Uni
yersity,
Working under Miller vii, be the fol
lowing chairmen Of various committees :.
IL McMurtrie, executive; William r stu
art. state wide; Robert f. Nefr. tickets
and grounds; local Herbert King, and
publicity Herman 3 Gray.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Local High>SchOOL
EEeUens Meet Tough
Foes in Weeks Card
ShOrtridge Plays First Game
-M0nUdL Has Real Test
in Wabash Game.

Manual and Te1h with victories tucked
away, Cathedral having suffered one de-
feat. and Shortridgs yet 70 open the
season, is the position the local high
school football elevens hold as they get
ready to stack into the contests carded
Tor the coming week end. With Short
ridge meeting Elwood here and Tech
meeting Newcastle, along with the Cathe-
dral-AIumni game, and Manual playing
Wabash at Wabash, the weeks engage
ments of the loca! high schools promise
some of the most interesting battles of
the whole season.
Interest centers in the ShOrtridge-
Elwood scrap, as this contest marks the
embarkatiOn of the SaOrtridge ship on the
stormy sea of the 1921 season, as well
as bringing to this city one Of the best
nigh school teams in the State. Predic-
tons are rife regarding the strength Of
the SbOrtridgers, and since the Blue and
White has been practicing longer than
the other local schools. as well as having
had the beneht of a weeks workout at
lndi lana University, Fridays game should
give fair estimate Of the strength Of the
north siders
Elwood crashed into the lhnelight
Saturday when they played the power
full Wabash high eleven to t. lead
the end OF the first half only to lose
out By a 70 to 10 score Wabash is sup
contender and the showing Of Coach
Phillips ElwOOd athletes stamps them
as a formidable aggregation.
The Manual Wabash game in being
awaited with breatbless interest by
students of the south side school for they
believe that the Red and White this
year has great chance TO grab off
the State honors. and Fridays game
viii clearly demonstrate whether or not
this belief may turn into reality.
Manual looked mighty good in her 70
to g win over Marion and Manual back
ers declare that Wabash win have to IN
cork a lot of clever stuff If they intend
to throw a wrench into the smooth run
ming Manual machine.
Little is known about the strength Of
Newcastle, Techs opponent but the game
should be good one. Last year Tech
won a II to decision over Newcastle.
Nipper, Tech mainstay, has been out II
the game with n swollen hand but prob
ably viii be in condition by Friday. His
presence viii add lot Of Zest to the
Tech attack The game will be played
on the new athletic field.
Cathedral Will make her initial appear
auce on q local rridiron Saturday when
Coach Feeney pits his men against a
picked team # alumni. The Catholics lost
a hard one to Sheridan Saturday, ID TO
a. but since Sheridan has one Of the most
dangerous elevens in the State, this set
back has not dishea rtened Beeney's play
ers in the least and they Will be out
Saturday to make a good impression on
local hackers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
rrRnI-F rLAYER INJrRED.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept E-George
Eversman, one Of the most promising
half back candidates at Purdue, was
tackled 10 scrimmage Monday afternoon
and knocked unconscious. lie was taken
to St. Elizabeth's Hospital, wnere an ex-
animation by Or. Gordon A. Thomas.
athletic physician. revealed that he had
suffered a concussion of the brain, al
though It is believed that there is no
fracture Of the skull.
EvcT~maU's home Is in Detroit, Mich,
although he came to Purdue from Rich
moud. Ind. where he attended high
school lie was a member of last year :
basketball team, on which he played
forHarGa and also was outfelder on the
school baseball team
1t is expected that HIS injury Of Mon
day will Keep him out OF the game per
uHnenGy.
Pu-due's now offensive had a real test
Monday. when Coach Deitz pitted the
strongest scrub eleven be could muster
against the varsity team. The new plays
worked well after the first few minutes
Of play and the scrubs had great diff
Guilty In solving them The wabash game
Saturday promises 10 give the Roller
makers a hard battle and there is no
tendency 90 underestimate the strength
OF the Little Giants Williams, Watson
Geiser. Meeker Hanna and Murphy make
mp a set Of backs that should give Pur-
due a scoring team this season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
SEEING B. RUTH
IN BIG SERIES
EXCITES FANS
Gotham RIOTERS Speculate on
What Babe Will Do
Against Giants.
RACES NEARLY OVER
BIZ JACK vEIOCK,

International News, Sports Editor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Looks Ike the
Tanks and Giants now.
Gotham is closer to q monopoly on the
though neither the men Of MeGraw nor
Higgins have achieved mathematical
cinch on the pennants.
By taking three out of four from the
Cleveland Indians in the little worlds
series" the Yankees increased their lead
TO more than two full games and New
York is making ready to celebrate the
winning Of its first American League
championship.
Higgins team has q few gsmes to play.
Three victories out Of five starts VIII
ehnch the pennant, for should the In
dams win four games at Chicago they
would still be half a game behind New
York.
The Giants are so firmly entrenched in
the lead today, thanks to their victory
at st. Louis, while the lowly pills throt-
tied the Pirates, that they need but enc
more victory to be sure Of tie should
Pittsburgh win six straight games, and
two victories to clinch the National
League flag.
This was an off-day for the Ginnts.
who are on the road, but 1t promised TO
be a busy one for the Tanks, who were
scheduled TO play of a postponed game
with the scrsppy st. Louis Browns.
In tack1ing the Browns today New
York had no easy assignment. Urban
Shocker, CASTOR Of the Ysnks, and now
ranking as one Of the greatest pitchers
In the American League, was ready TO
start against the YaRks and the records
for the 1921 season show that Urban
has been poison to tn en-o'-Huggins all
year.
There is one other hurdle New York
must take before the schedule is played
Out-Joe Bush. Higgins team must face
the Red Sex at the Polo grounds Oct 2
and in case they have failed to clinch
the pennant by that time Bush viii loom
up as quite an obstacle. However, this
game comes on the last day of the Amer
lean League season in New York and
Yankee fans are not worrying much
over il.
Bath Ruth, with fine new record of
hfty-efght home huns to his credit, Is
the man OF the hour. His hitting won
two of the games from the Cleveland In
dams.
The prospect of seeing Ruth in the
worlds series is the subject wherever the
fans gather. What Ruth will do against
the Giants is a prospect that New York
fans are bordering over. Ruth's terrific
hitting in yesterdays game was the brand
that no pitcher could have withstOOd.
His two home runs took the heart out
of the Indians. 1t appears that when he
paves the way the men behind him can
not help hitting.
The Indians we're idle today. They are
headed for Chicago, where they have four
games to play against the White Sox.
They have not yet given up hope of win
ming the pennant
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
WABASH TUNES
UP FOR PURDUE
Annual Rivalry Game Creates
Usual Amount Of State
Interest.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Sept. IL
AS the time approaches for the wabash
Purdue game the students here feel the
old pep" and ginger of the football
season getting into their blood. The
talk on tho campus is How about the
BollermAker game? Abe you going to
Lafayette next Saturday." and so on and
so forth. A large crowd Of loyal Scar
let roOters is sure to make the annual
pilgrimage. Every means Of conveyance
will be used.
The eyes of the State will be on the
contest as the relative merits of the two
colleges viii be judged from the bat
tie. It VIII be the first appearance of
Purdue, and as not much could be told
by the AuguStana game, Wabash viii
also be carefully watched. Purde won
last year by a close score.
1t is hoped that Seidensticker and
Knee will be rid OF their scholastic diff
ficulties by next Saturday so that the
lineup viii be as strong o. possible for
Deitzs gridders. The Scarlet looks
pretty good on defense, but has not
come up 10 expectations on the attack
with the two ineligibles in the tracas
it Is thought the offense will perk up
Futch Burns has returned and is out
for the back field.
Stuu the Shortrldge star. will be out
Of the lineup for about two weeks with
twisted ankle. Tt is tough luck Tor
the indianapolis player, as he has been
showing good form. wabash seems Il
have found star punter and drop kicker
in singleton MecSe, the Huntington boy
trying out for end, looks extra good and
is making Il strong bid for regular
berth.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Dan Shea Wins National
A. A. L. DecathlOn Title

JERSEY CITY, n. J, Sept ~
Dan Shea, members Of the New York
fire department, and represeutat'yo Of the
Pastimo Athletic Club. won -
National A A. T. decathlon Champion
ship with "A grand total Of 5.34e.33S points.
Brutus Hamilton. University Of Missouri,
x-champion. dill not compete this year.
Hamilton won the championship LIST year
with 7021 9S points.
or the five events contested Shea
won one and tied in another He
was home first in the 1900 meter run,
negotiating the distance in 30 Is, and
In the 10 meter hurdles tied fCr--hrst
place with W !. Mcconnell. New York.
Shea was fourth IN the discus throw with
q toss Of l02 feet. and WAS second in the
pole vault. He flushed fifth in tho jave-
lin throwing contest.
Ia the first half OF the decath
lon Shea captured premire hon0rs
I'm the 100 meter run and the 400 meter
run He was third In the running broad
jump. second In the sixteen pound shot
put and third in the running high jump
Patrick O'COnnor Of New York was soc
ond TO Shea i'm tho piOnship with a
total Of 5.G37S75.
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wICCINs nOVT POSTPONED.

W
CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-The ten-rouno
glove contest between Chuck Virgins, OF
indianapolis, and wild Bill" Read, OF
Arizona, at the Vine Street Arena last
night was postponed until Wednesday
night on account Of the rain. The eli
max Club made an attempt to go through
with the show. but just as the first pre-
limiuary bout was to be staged a shower
came up and married the evenings pro
gram. The show will be held indoors at
Hueck's Opera House and will be the
first Of the season at that theater
Both Read and Virgins came 70 town
in the pink Of condition and tho arena
was well filed In anticipation OF q great
SCRAP. Reads fine showing against
Tommy Gibbons won him many friends
and his manager, Mike O'Rourke. OF Co
lumbus, predicts a knockout for his boy.
you can look for the best scrap OF the
year" said Nike. Read will be salts
fed with nothing but clean Knockout
over his rival
Jack Druley, manager Of Virgins.
was much disappointed over the fauure
OF the match to go through, as be has
his battler booked for New Orleans next
Monday night and IS eager TO get on tho
ground for the battle. The same card
of preliminarles win be carried out on
Wednesday night at Heuck5 and ban
uer crow Il is expected.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Post Season Series

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 27-Mcmphis
cut Fort Worths lead in the post season
series between the champions Of the
Southern Association and the Texas
League to one game by winning yester-
days contest, @ to 2. Lehman, pitching
for the locals. was steady throughout,
while Wachtel was hit hard IN four In
nlngs. The score:
Fort Worth ......... 100 100 o00-2 0
Memphis ............. 100 1870 1915 10 0
Bltteries-Wachtel. Johns and Ha-
worth. Lehman and Hungling.
Doak Roberts, president Of the Texas
League. stated Yesterday that In the
evef't Fort Worth defeats Memphis
southern Association pennant winners.
in the series for the Southern baseball
championship, Fort Worth would chal-
lenge the Wichita (Kas) Western
League club. for a series to determine
the championship OF the Southwest.
LUDINGTON, Mich, Sept. 27.-London
evened up the series with Ludington
yesterday by winning the sixth game Of
the post season series TO /. Carmen
and Johnson pitched alright ball most
Of the way. Score:
LONDON ..s............ 100 OIL OO0-2 3
Ludlngton ............ OO1 O00 0O0-1 6 8
Batteries-Carmen and Curry; johnson
and Smith.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Records Galore Broken
in Gotham Swim Meet
by Ross and Miss Boyle

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Eight swim
ming records. FIVE worlds and thres
American, were set In an open meet in
twenty five yard pool at Brighton
Beach Record performers were Miss
Charlotte Boyle Of New York, Norman
Ross Of the L A c., Chicago. and relay
teams Of the Women's Swimming AsAO-
citation of New York.
Miss Boyle set a worlds record for
20 yards Of 2:47 %, as compared With
the former mark Of 2 :53. made by Miss
Ethelda Bleibtrey in Australia early this
year. The 200 yard mark was passed IN
80 40, four seconds faster than the
worlds record time made by Miss Boyle
here last month.
Ross made three American records,
covering 400 meters in 5.14 2-5, two seo<
ends faster than his own record set in
1917 900 meters in 8 "a As, three-ffths
Of q second better than the former REQ
crd made by a. Vollmer Of New York In
1916. and 400 yards il 4 40 3-5. wSch
surpassed Nollmers time OF SO Is,
made in 1916.
The relay worlds records were 4 40
for the 400 yard event, in which the
swimmers were Helen Wainwright, Char
lotte Boyle. Gertrude Ederle and
Ethelda Bleibtrey; SO 3-5 for 500 yards,
in which Aileen RiCgin swan the fifth
relay; and Z II 1-j for 600 yards, with
Alice Lord as the final performer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
New Attendance Mark
Set in Gotham Series

NEW YORK, Sept. ga total
Of I4I 900 PERSONA new attendance
record FOR four consecutive baseball
games-passed through the tu-nstiles
to see the New York-CleVeland
little world SERIES" just finished at
the Polo grounds. The figures, made
public today by Ed Barrow, bust
ness mana ger OF the New York team,
did not include 1890 ''deadheads'
day. so that the number of persons
who actually saw the games WAS
I45 O0O
Approximately 50 900 were present
Friday; 80 600 Saturday, +i,00O SUN
day, and 3O,0OO Monday. Thousands
we're turned away from the park on
Sunday.
Tho best worlds series attendance
record was in 1912, when 1886 fans
Witnessed the first four games be-
tween the New York Giants and the
Boston Red SOx.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
MR.. RUTH Too MUCH FOR
CLEVELAND; DISSENSION SEEN
IN RANKS OF THE YANKS

The Yanks in their victory stand as
an example of what tremendous hitting
can do even with mediocre pitching.
The long limited at dissensi0n between
Manager Higgins and his players came
to light as a reality In the eighth In
ming of the game yesterday.
Waite Hoyt, hurt by a slashing liner
off his bare hand, and stung almost
d0dn tury oE unts Ro9 OF t1e Ie9e"n
captain of the club, and Babe Ruth, or
dered Hoyt to the bench and called in
Mays. Hoyt threw his glove away and
Mays was almost to the infeld when
Manager Higgins ordered Hoyt back.
The Ysnks all grumbled out loud. A
few minutes later Higgins called Hoyt
In and Mays finished.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
YANKs REAr EN0LIsH.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-New YORK box
ers won three matches out OF four with
English pugilists last night.
Mike McTIgue Of New York. holder Of
the Canadian middleweight title, received
the Judges decision over Gus flatts or
England after a twelve round bout
Gene Tunney, who won the American
probationary force light heavyweiKh
title was awarded the Judge decision
over Herbert Crossley Of England In a
bout curtailed to seven rounds 30 per
init the main contest 10 begin at 10
o'clock.
Frankie Jerome. New York bantam
weight. wVn the decision over Johnny
Brown Of England in 4 ten round bout.
Sid Butler Of England a featherweight,
outpointed Tommy Goodwin Of New
York
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27

State Golf Tourney
TO Be Held Oct. is
at RiUerside Links

The State open golf championship tour
nament will be held in this city on Oct
4 and at the Riverside links, 1t was an
nounced yesterday by the committee in
charge. The play VIII be for u holes
3G to be played on each day of the meet.
The low medal score will determine the
Indiana champion. Money prizes viii be
and prizes for low gross and net scores
will give the amateurs added incentive
to do their best. The amateurs will be
given their regular club handicap.
One OF the largest fields that has ever
competed for the State title is expected.
Invitations have been extended to fifty
three golf clubs of the State. Among the
States best amateurs expected to com
pete are Johnny Simpson, Vincennes,
present amateur champion; Robert Resen-
er ana Brownie Vance, KOkomO; W. l..
Sparks. Terre Haute, and c. a. Taylor,
LaPorte