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New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

Two base hits-Konetchy, J. Smith.
Whitted. Three~s9ase hits Konetchy,
Grimm. Stolen bases--Maranvtlie, Grimm.
sacrifioes-Rapp, Bigbee, Carey Double
piay--Barnhart. Maranville and Grimm.
aeft on bases-Philadeiphia z; Pittsburgh,
g. Bases on balls-On Hubbeli 2; off
Cooper, 8. Hits--Of Hubbell, in in
nings (none out in sixth) off Winters 7
In 3. Struck out--By Cooper q wild
pitoh-W tnters. Balk-Hubbell. Passed
ball--Brottem. Losing pitcher--Winters.
Umpires-Rigl and Moran. Time-1:4l
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Reds Purchase Two Pitchers

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. a.-Pitchers
schneIl and Gillespie of the Calgary.
Alberta team, have been purchased by
the Cincinnati Nationals. August Herr
mann, president Of the Reds, announced
to-day The two pitchers will report
10 the Cincinnati team on or before
Septcmber Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
The Old Order Changeth

The steady march of things behind
cept time itself.
England and Australia the survivor who shall
for the Davis Cup England are the
of Brkes Wing Kngso Park and
other great stars Of the past?
The Old with the answer new order
was needed " the younger generation called
win this time experience fields Each side
have another Bookes Wdng the making lust as this
pair had to fill the the Dhertys their run
The English Captain
Max Woosman the English Davis remarkable prod
AS oobast player he was unable to gv
tennis as he might have done bu whom M
shout suspended operaton otber
lines give his entire made tennis his
from the start he might odav b h 49,
~ VIVA ~
Young Phenoms
correspondent requests information any
'a'es Is not written In the records if other country
There Bobby Jones fourteen working way the third
round OF national golf championship beating three
upon 'hree successive days in Red Cross
There was Fred Herreshof at sixteen reaching round Of
national championship and Travers winning title
lnere was oumet at twenty beating Vardon Ray his
There Vincent Richards winner Of many big
and who at sixteen and performing
digious feats. FNs pA0
Jones' Evans ouimet Trave Hitchcock this is
a fragment of the list " way
France had two youthful Carpenter and 1engen but
RUE British stars come along at pace Toey and
agess '
The Kid or the Veteran?
AS rule the crowd the gallery kid or the
MOST OF the the kd-ten of nine
Inc men, rule pulling the odimer Judging from be
struggle to retain they what the veteran m
against And they like to feel that fifty isn't beyond
championship range. '
They like to have direct age and more isn't in Tho
and yellow competition glad to see zbvszk
Tie brace OF younger lust as tho
saos cheered old John Ball. batd his av into tho
hfth round of a British championship ~ ~ 'N
VINO nave crossed the border age care to M
ney nave passed into the asben vanished gv where
there chance "' ""N-o
you ma most of the pulling Vincent Richards and
Jones' VINO typfy the golden youth that is even
precious to woman than is a man. - - ~ ~
se doesn't bother 1t agility and the stamina
INC veteran po'se and n
them out ~ S Will ya"n 10 let
an tne meanwhile added judgement are not too s, H.
'her ooDy Jones Vincent won't win at least ana cho
pore 'ne autumn lanes aame red and yellow
grow" Connden and od
" u' !" hoo IN heck once it hits the highway speed
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

On the heels of a Storm
comes mans appreciation
of the double-duty qualities
of *Scotch Mists.
Handsome fairweather
overcoats of rich Scottish
cheviots-rainproofed.
Fine, rain or shine.
Light weights for Sum.
mer.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Eastern League

Albany, 8; New Haven, 0 (1st).
Albany, 5; New Haven, l (2d).
Worcester, 5; Pittstield, 3 (1st).
Worcester, 5; Pittsfeld, (2d).
Springfield, 6; Hartford. 8 (1st).
Hartford, 6; Springfield, 3 (2dl,
Waterbury, S; Bridgeport 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04


The best of everything
men and boys wear-clotb.
ing, furnishings, hats and
shoes.
Also sporting goods and
luggage.
'Re0istered Trademark.
ROGERS PEET CoNp.vv
Broadway p-
at 18th St. -Four D'oaaway
Convenient :"
ol 0au"ay Corners" Fifth Az
at Warren nm Ave
at 4lst St.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

American Association
Louisville, 9; Minneapolis, 8.
Toledo, IL; Milwaukee, 3.
Indianapolis, Z; st. Paul, 2.
kansss City Columbus (rain),
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
International League
AT ROCHESTER,
AT BUFFALO

First Fame r. n F.
Buffalo o 7
Batteries--Dodson and Niebergau: Halt
man, Crandall and Tragessor
Second game p IT IT
Syracuse. / / 01o o.
Buffalo. ..... o . x-s 10 2
Batteries-Sell, Calderan and Gihsm.
Gordonier and Bengough '
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Southern Association

Memphis, 3; Atlanta, Q.
Mew Orleans, s; Birmingham, 0.
Mobile. 7; Nashville, 6.
Aittle Rock,,e; Chattanooga, 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Standings In Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis, 3; New York, 2.
Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia, S.
Boston, 5; Chicago, Qst).
Chicago, 7; Boston, (2d).
Brooklyn Cincinnati (rain)
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
~ nALTTTI I1T TIT
Be 81 G(za5SR{!i6f UfT5 flBAl@Ss5Hl'

Another Burial
Of Nebo's lorsely mountain
This side Of Jortlan's shore,
k7loaV so. Very little
1 will not mention more,
But 10ith hesseGson 4ouning
Where crude facts conquer hope
The prophet tags his treatise
I "The Burial of tho Dope"
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AEoA ERDAY'S RESULTS
Boston, 3; Chicago, 2.
New York-Detroit (rain).
Cleveland Washington (rain
ST. Observation-Disclosures (rain)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-18
Enormous Holdings of Company
Protect Your Investment:

on cT1 aWe Map shows only abortion Of the Many Oil ease Properties owned by the AwAuANTEx
During the past fey weeks the Company has greatly increased its AM by the Purchase line New onE ease
ne state Texas which are not shown on the above. Map The Vast Holdings of the HAWAIIAN
states Of Texas and Oklahoma representing mmet than SIX THOUSAND ACRE of Oil Lease LmI each one
@e MW 4 on ease Properties represents tangible Assets htP Protect YOUR INVESTMENT in the
be added that should make YOUR INVESTMENT return to lou the BIG GAINS that are possible from Good
investment the Oil Producing Business which the Shares of his Company offer to YOU! 1t is possible
fe @e SNp 1%RmMM%S oW % s Company TS@h Im the Great Possibilities for Investors in thu Oil Producing mi
owned by this Company in IN States Of Texas and okahomam are as follows:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-18
You Should Know
The Following Facts:

The HAWAIIAN TEXAS OIL COMPANY,
LTD is a local business organization, being
incorporated under the Laws of the Territory
of Hawaii on December Is, 1920. The princi-
pal administrative Offices of the Company are
located in Honolulu, T. H., and will be perma-
nent. The officers and Directors of the HA-
WAIIAN-TEXAS OIL COMPANY, LTD, are as
follows: President; r. A. Massey, Honolulu:
Nice-Presidents f. G. Gillock, Ft. Worth; r..
c. Brumfeld, Ft. Worth, and d.. G. Bailey,
Muskogee: Treasurer; C. A. Beall, Honolulu:
Secretary; a. F. Massey, Honolulu. The Board
of Directors of the HAWAIIAN-TEXAS OIL
COMPANY. LTD, is composed of DR.. Robert
W. Anderson, Honolulu; r. R.. Massey, FIT.
Worth; Frank NJ. Correa, Honolulu; r. c..
Brumfeld, Fit. Worth; c. A. Beall, Honolulu;
John B. Fernandes, Lihue, Kauai, and R. A..
Massey, Honolulu.
This Personnel of the Company's officers and
Directors will impress any person that these
men are thoroughly reliable and capable to
direct and manage the affairs of this Company.
The majority of these men are residents of
the Territory of Hawaii, and are professional
and business men of the highest character.
Also among this Personnel will be found sue
cessful and reliable oil operators of Texas and
Oklahoma, who are in charge of the Field
Development Work for the HAWAIIAN
TEXAS OIL COMPANY, LTD, and these are
men who know every angle of the Oil Produc-
ing Business from the purchasing of good Oil
Lease Properties to the drilling and complet-
ing of producing oil wells. The Field Operat-
ing work requires experienced management
and this Company is indeed fortunate to have
these men directing the Company's Field Oper-
ations.
The authorized capitalization of the HA-
WAIIAN-TEXAS OIL COMPANY, LTD, is
$1,0O0,O00 with privilege of increase to $4,000
600. Par Value Of Shares is Ten Cents. All
Shares of this Company are Fully Paid and
strictly Non-Assessable. Investors will never
be required to pay any additional assessments
on their Shares in this Company, after they
have once paid for their Shares.
The proposed Policy of the HAWAIIAN
TEXAS OIL COMPANY, LTD, is to actively
engage in the Oil Producing Business in the
Oil Fields and Districts of the United States.
All Money received from the sale of Treasury
Shares of the HAWAIIAN-TEXAS OIL COM
PANY, LTD, will be expended in the drilling
OF Oil Wells, the development and maintain
ing of the Company's Properties; the securing
of new properties, together with other eX-
penses necessary in carrying out this work.
The HAWAIIAN-T TEXAS OIL COMPANY,
LTD, intends to distribute in Dividends to its
Shareholders, 500 of the net proceeds from
all Oil produced, and from any and all other
profits derived from the Company's Operations.
The remaining 500 to be retained for the con-
tinued development of the Company's Prop
critics; the drilling of additional wells and the
securing of additional Properties.
These are the big, vital facts concerning
Your Investment when you buy YOUR
SHARES IN THE HAWAIIAN-TEXAS OIL
COMPANY, LTD. Invest NOW-while You
Can Buy YOUR SHARES at the 10c Price.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-18

heen the most fabulous known. The bumper
crop of Millionaires caused by TINS ue'elop-
ment in Oil has been a common supJecC 40
an example; when a handful of investors piac-
ed their money in the Fowler Farm company,
one of the first in the now famous BurkpurhetI
District. they knew the big chances Tor gam
were there-but little did they think they
were to receive $11,45S.33 for every $loV tney
invested in the Company. Other investors
have received even greater returns IMAM ms
and there are thousands and thousands VI u
yestors, who are today receiving large, SUI
"stantial dividend returns from their invest
ments made in Oil.
Figures and reports on the Oil Development
Work for the year 1920, show that ABOUT ooTo
of all wells drilled on proven Oil Lease Prop
critics in Texas and Oklahoma We're pTouucins
Oil Wells! AS the Policy of the
TEXAS OIL COMPANY, LTD, is TO urnl Only
on proven Oil Lease Properties, it can De seen
that Your Investment has 500 in It's laVor 10
Share in the returns of the Oil to be produced
nv this Company's active drilling campaign.
What other Line of Business offers SUCH l"iee
possibilities for Your investment!
The Holdings of the Company now lotai
SIXTY-THREE Separate Oil Lease Properues.
These many Properties anord your ann T.
great Protection, and indicate that Your III
yestment is surrounded by greater posslDllllese
for the large returns from Oil than are usually
found in an Oil Investment.
The Capitalization of the
TEXAS OIL o LTD, is ample enough 10
warrant the Company's ability to complete Is
proposed policy of Field Operation WORK Inc
continued progressiveness of the Companys eN-
mansion in the increase of its Assets, together
with the increase in valuation OF It's HOLDINGS
should cause the Shares of the Company 10
Advance steadily in value. Here IS tne ple'
speculative opportunity for You. AND NOW Is
the time to place Your order for Your SnaTes
in the HAWAIAN-TEXAS OIL COMPAN1'
LTD.
You know exactly what kind of a Company
YOU are investing in; You know just what TINS
COMPANY intends to do with your money. You
know WHO THE MEN ARE That are III
charge of the affairs of the Company. You
know that the HAWAIIAN-TEXAS OIL COM
PAN LTD, is a Home Company, incorporat,
ed under Home Laws and directed by HOME
MEN. Every detail is placed squarely before
You.
The Shares of the HAWAIIAN-TEXAS OIL
COMPANY, LTD, Offer you the utmost in a
big, speculative Investment, that has more man
the usual amount of protection. This is WHY
YOU SHOULD INVEST in the HAWAIIAN
TEXAS OIL COMPANY, LTD. And You
Should Send in Your Order TO-DAY while You
can Buy These Shares at the Present Ten
CENT L PRICE Use the COUPON
Below. Take Advantage of this BIG OPPOR-
TUNITY THAT IS NOW BEFORE YOU! Send
in Your Order NOW!
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
A Few Applications Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur Bring Back Its
Vigor, Color, Gloss and
Youthfulness.

Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea with sulphur added,
will turn gray, streaked and faded
hair beautifully dark and luXuriant
Just a few applications will prove
a revelation if your hair is fading,
streaked or gray. Mixing the Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe at home,
though, is troublesome. An easier
way is to get a bottle of Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound at any
drug store all ready for use. This
is the old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
not sinful, we all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and attrac-
tiveness. By darkening your hair
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound, no one can tell, because
it does 1t so naturally, so evenly.
You just dampe1 a sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand
at time; by morning all gray hairs
have disappeared, and, after another
application or two. your hair be-
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luxuriant.
This preparation is a delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended
for the cure, mitigation or preven-
tion of disease.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
CrandaITs MetropoIItap--Dan
Business"

Elderly ladies shrieked in hyster-
ical amusement; young girls gasped
and held their breaths and mere men
reveled exultantly in the momentary
triumph OF their sex at CrandslIs
Metropolitan Theater yesterday
when the climax was reached in
Dangerous Business" the splendid
new First National photo-comedy
starring Constance Talmadge. The
situation in which the needless
young trifer impersonated by Miss
Talmadge finds herself when the
man to whom she has declared her
self to be married merely to elude
matrimOny with a less desirable
mate insists upon her disrobing and
sCrambling into bed in his home is
indeed one calculated to pique the
interest even OF the blsse. John En-
erson and Anita LOos, however, in
adapting Madelsine Sharp Buchsn-
ans story. The Chessboard," to the
screen have with a deftness that is
admirable preserved the delicscy of
an incident that less discreetly han
died might easily have become sUg-
Eestive instead OF only so delicious
ly funny as it was recognized to be
Ly yesterday overflow audiences.
The memory of a constant stten-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
CrandaII's-The Muttny of the
Elstnore.S

A thrilling picture Of life on a
sailing vessel on a voyage around
the Horn was shown at CrandalI's
Theater yesterday, when The Mu-
tiny OF the ElsinOre" began a three
day run.
This subject, adapted from Jack
Londons story Of the same name,
may best be described as a photo
drama that will cause ones hair to
stand on end. The picture presents
a study Of life aboard ships. The
manner in which the captain OF the
craft puts down the mUtiny Of the
gangster crew recruited from the
dives Of Frisco's waterfront is typ
ical Of the two-hsted game that is
played before the mast
John Pike. captain Of the ship, is
played by Mitchell Lewis, in whose
support are seen Noah Beery. Cas-
son Ferguson. William V. Mong
Helen Ferguson, and many others
7f note.
As a companion feature OF the
early-week bill is shown Larry
Semon's lauEhable two-reel farce,
The Suitor" Abbreviated camera
subjects and pipe organ accOmpani-
ment complete the bill.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
ROB CHAUFFEUR,
STEAL MACHINE
Uniformed Men Use Guns and
ChlOrOform, Says Po-
lice Report.

Using chloroform and revolvers,
four men wearing soldier uni
forms, robbed J. w. Lawyer, of $40
Eighth street northwest, a hacker,
OF $11 and his automobile, near
College Park, Nd, last night This
is what Lawyer told the police.
In the struggle which followed
the attempt to chlorofOrm him,
Lawyer said, some of the liquid
was thrown into his eyes and Sc
vereIy burned them. He was treated
by DR.. Mary Holmes, 227 First
street northeast, upon his return
to this city.
The men hired Lawyer at the
hack stand at Tenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
When they reached the stretch
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10

fering little ones continue to be
most distressing. l urge you, there
fore, to try to interest your congre-
cation in this appeal and encourage
them to make generous contribu-
tions.
His Eminence warmly approves
of our efforts to bring moro COM
fort to the suffering children in
whose name this appeal is made.
Faithfully yours in Christ,
"(Signed) o. B. CORRIGAN,
Bishop of Macra, V. G."
Priests to Help.
Rev. P. c. Gavan, pastor of the
Sacred Heart Church. announced
that he would give his active sup
port to the relief movement and
would cave collections taken up in
his church.
Brig. Gen. Eli Kelly Cole, U. :.
NJ. C., general commanding Paris
Island, S. c., called at headquarters
yesterday afternoon and expressed
his sympathy with the work.
A man, who refused to give his
name, donated $40 to the campaign
yesterday, which he had received as
a reward for restoring a lost pocket
book to its owner.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10

dRnt at the pictures cannot recall
vehicle for the younger Of the TsIl
madges half so delightful as "Dsnl
geroUs Business" II is story thsl
! Joints an extremely salutarv lessol
against the pernicious habit many
girls have Of dallyinE with emotfon'
that are the most sacred known q
| the hUble heart. II accomplishes tht,
happy purpose by unfolding upon
the screen a Ceries Of development.
in the life Of Nancy Flav,I that
bubble with the spontaneIty Of Iife'l
springtime, reveal a fund Of cLullcn|
good humor and demOnstratr Lha)
| successful comedies need not recesl
sarily be entirely fsrcical 70 med
with instant approval. \
Constance Talmadge in tho role Il
/ the girl who claims marriage 10 Il
absent hero TO avoid bondage 10
fashionable nonenity. only 10
/ promptly taken at her word bv rbl
hero suddenly returned from Fran
has never displayed SO comprehtN
stve command Of the art OF al
! tomime as in the pivotal scenes \
| this perfect subject. In the role
| Clarence Brooks, the youth who p,
! turned from the other side. d can,
tain, wearing two wound stripes and
four decorations and the air Of 7
| conaUeror. Kenneth Harlan offers :
! Characterization that quite matches
the stars in discretion and genuine
| effectiveness George Fawcett. Ma.
thilde Brundage. Jack Raymond and
Nina Cassavsnt comprise a suppur-
ing cast Of UnsUal proficiency and
balance. The production is one o.,
conspicuous artistry and the pho
toEraphy Of a uniformly hiCh quail
ity.
Foremost among the subsidiary
features Of the bill for the week are
new ToonervilIe comedy The
Shippers Treasure Garden" a new
grlst OF the Literary DiEests Topics
Of the Day" the latest issue OF the
Pathe News and a symphonic over
ture number consisting Of selections
from Victor Ferbert's Princess
Pat well played by the Netropori.
tan orchestra under the conductor
ship Of Mr.. Nioni.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
Mt. Pleasant Citizens
Want Aid for Centers

Deploring the fact that the Sen
ate Committee did not include in
its bill an appropriation for the
community Centers. the Mt Pleas
ant Citizens association last night
at the Powell School passed reso-
luton to the effect that means must
be taken whereby the committee
will become acquainted with the
work of the community center, the
ultimate object of this being that
an amendment be added to the ex-
listing bill including S25,OOO for the
use of the community Centors.
Better pay for fromen, policemen
and school teacher was heartily
Endorsed by the organization.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
Machine Gun Squad
Offered to Mayor

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. "a
machine gun squad and a nun1be-
Of expert msrksmen were offered
yesterday TO Mayor Fitzgerald -
help wage the fight against crime
here. The offer was made by Capt
Larson in charge Of the United
States Marines in Cleveland
Larsen said he was making the
offer as a good citizen" and not
from the standpoint Of the military
Fitzgerald has taken the matter
under consideration.
Veterans OF the world war are
being organized TO help in the night
to check crime. Picked men from
their ranks will be armed and as
signed TO patrol duty.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-10
DAILY COURT CALENDAR.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Law suits Filed.

Law suits Filed.
64s71 Weaver. Bros. VS.. Thomas
E. Archer. appeal; def atty, F. L.
Rice.
64s72 Weaver Bros. VS.. Pauline
l. Kelso. appeal; def. atty, F. L.
Rice. -
64s73 Weaver Bros. VS.. J. Frank
Tiller. appeal; def. atty. F. L. Rice.
64s74 The F. H. Smith Co. VS..
Flora II. Mueller, appeal; def. atty,
Irving Williamson.
Maddox, appeal; def. atty, G. P.
McGlue.
S4976 V. H. Cumberland VS..
Charles c. Laveloux, certiorari; def.
att, N. Wilson.
64S77 Gus Bucholz VS.. John
Poole, account s4Ss.45; pltf. attys.,
Wampler &. Wood.
No equity suits fled yesterday.
Assignments for Monday, Janu-
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. l..
Justice Ashley NJ. Gould, presiding.
United States VS.. Carrie johnson
alias Clara johnson, case No. 35310.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 2.
Justice Jennings Bailey, presiding.
VIII Cases.
24173 In re estate Samuel Edwin
Lewis. On trial.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. L.
Chief Justice Walter I. Mccoy, pre-
siding.
No assignments in this court for
Monday.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
Justice Frederick L. Siddons, pre-
siding.
46 Kieffer VS.. Washington Ry. &
Elec. Co.
1O2 Weber VS.. Washington Ry. &
Elec. Co.
$40 Morris VS.. Rhees.
1872 Mckinney VS.. Mutual Life
Ins. Co.
144 Groot VS.. Boss & Phelps.
EQUITY DIVISION No. L.
Justice Wendell P. Stafford, pre-
siding.
1873 Washington Times Co. VS..
Northeast Temple & Market Co.
rs Turner vs. Turner.