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Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29

(whIch was bred in san Francisco and
where it was riot convinced me other
wise. Not that the entertainment failed
to please the Olympics Sunday night
audience of Chicago men of the world,
and women. We adored it. But it was
so naive and old fashioned cabaretlng,
SO ingenious and so rural a festival that
it is hard to believe that 1t ever had
been a devil in it's own home town.
However, Fanchon and Marco dance
the ancient restaurant dances very well in
deed, and Mr.. Marco plays upon the
yiclin while he waltzes with his sister,
Mile. Fanchbn. They are cafe celebrities
in San Francisco, and are polite, moral
and exceedingly propitiatory in their
Continued on Page Six.)
Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29
In The Land of Make Believe
By WALTER d. HICKMAN

"A scrutiny Of the "Fanchon and Marco
Satires of 1920 on Surdav night ~ the
Olympic amended somewhat my impress
sion Of San Francisco as an urban place.
There was once an editorial in the Trlb-
une which indicted California rs nick
State, but | had believed that the accu-
sa ton referred only TO the Los Angeles,
the Pasadenla and the Sacramentos of
the commonwealth The 'Satires'
Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29

Following the difference Of local crih-
cal opinion on "The Fanchon and Marco
Satires of 1920" when this western pro-
duct was recently presented at English s,
it is interesting to note what Percy Ham
mond, dramatic critic OF the Chicago
Tribune. handed this 'sun- kissed" show
on landing in Chicago last Sunday.
Mr.. Hammond writes in part in the
Tribune as follows:
Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29
PLANTATION ACT
BOOKED AT THE LYRIC.

With the scene laid on an old planta-
tion south of the MasOnDixOn line, "a
Holiday In Dixieland," with coloyed per
formers comes to the Lyric next week.
Harry Mason and company will pre-
sent a playlet In three scenes, entitled
Getting the Money" which smacks OF
the prize ring and includes a novelty
in the shape Of a whirlwind boxing
Continued on Page Seven.)
Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29

his children by his divorced wife, Judge
". c. Overton sentenced Lennie Daisy
TO the county Jail for twenty days.
Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29
UNCLE JOSH" RETURNS
TO TOWN MONDAY NIGHT

Uncle Josh" Whitcomb, who is the
central figure in The Old Homestead. -
returns to English's Monday night for a
three-day stay. This is the first time
that The Old Homestead" has been here
Tor many years. The engagement win
terminate Wednesday night.
THE Old Homestead tells the story
OF the WhitcOmb family, who owned a
little farm near Swanzey, y. II. They
were kind-hearted folks, who made tb.
world a great deal better for their hav-
ing lived in it. Uncle Joshua was a
quaint character. full Of wise sayings
and the Poor Richard of that part of the
country. This lOvable character is Dor
trayed by William Lawrence who has
played the part over 5000 times.
Augustus Pitou, Inc, are presenting the
only authorized version Of this old play
with all the famous features Of past
years. The double quartette with eight
talented singers, Grace Church choir.
and the Swanzey band.
William Lawrence is playing the role
OF Uncle Josh" this season
Indiana daily times., 1921-01-29
FAILS TO PAY: JAILED.

KOKOMO, Ind, Jan. 2S.-For falling
to keep up payments for the support of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
SPECIAL TRAIN OF
Contractors HERE
THIS AFTERNOON
Will Make Stop of Half
Hour; Also Visit
Santa Fe

About $50 members ~ the National
Buiidcrg and Contractor association
viii pass through Albuquerque at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon on IL special
train. The delegates are coming
from the east and are on their way
To the convention TO be held in Los
Angeles.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce will
have a committee meet the train.
which will stop for half an hour. and
VIII dist ibute literature, small pack
aEcs OF pinto beans. and give the del
egRtes a glad hand"
A special detour is being made rs
the excursion Ia visit Santa Fc. They
were originally to Dc routed through
by way Of Las Vegas and santa 10.
hut on account % she waahouts. had
20 30 around by way of Belcu. They
are making n special trip 10 Santa Fo
through Albuquerque from Hclen, be-
foro rcsumins their Journey to the
coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Pueblo Man Slain
Accidentally, Verdict
OF Civilian Board

PUEBLO. colo, June lie ~
Nithers. prominent Pueblo business
man. who was shot aud KILLED last
Monday night. was accidentally
killed by n bullet from "a rifle IN the
hands of o. guard" according 10 Il
verdict made public by ]. VIII John
son.. chairman OF the civilian board
which investigated the shooting.
M johnson said tho Fusrd from
whose rifle tho fatal bullet WAS fired
was known. His name wHH not made
public. however. u vas understood
the guard made u voluntary Htate-
mont to the board.
According 10 an explanation 81 the
verdict made hy MI Johnson. tho
bullet which Killed Mr. MithorH ricu-
chotcd after striking 4 20 pave
ment and struck him in the back Of
the head"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
HERAIDS PAGE OF BASEBALL M LATE SPORTING NEWS

champion Cleveland tenm. pulled
away from Tyrus Cobb. the Detroit
among the hattora Of the American
league. by boosfinR his mark from
.f0s 60 Az. while the Detroit Etaf
alumped seven points M dropped a.
third place with an average Of .fOi,
Harry Holman. the %HlugRing De-
troit outfielder. hammered ON five
more points 10 his average, which has
Ter. the 81 Louis star. slumpod slight
" IN his hitting, but retains fourth
place with ass.
other leading hattcrri
SEVERED. 81 Louis. .3Si: Williams
81. Louis. $40. charity. Washing
ton. asa; 4. JOnee, Detroit. .36i q
Collins. Chicago. .55G: Ruth, New
York. .3fo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

the indians ovc their hard luck per-
Tod.
N would take a check for $50. 900,
possibly ST5.nno. 10 buy Joey and
StcNic from tho Indians now.
In another ycar or two Luke may
be just rs valuable.
Jim Dunn a cent
Speaker has taken his pioco along
beside wise Connie Mack In picking
or young players who attain star
dom without touching the well known
bank roll.
The University Of Alabama nov
has a mighty strong Interest In base
ball.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Effective today Herald carrier boys are authorized 10 receive
subscriptions TO The Daily and Sunday Herald, and 10 Pictorial
Review in a saving combination. They will deliver the foremost
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You may order the delivery Of The Herald and Pictorial Re
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The next the July issue Of Pictorial Review, is out June 10.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

: CLEVELAND. June 1.-THE Uni
Ncraly Of Alabama ~ proving TO b.
tho best diamond mine in b country.
Three times within q year H. has
been called upon 10 give the Worlds
Champion Indians players.
Three times u has come across
with the goods
Joey Seweil came up 90 fil the
hole at short last fall following Ray
ChnIman's uutlmely death. He made
good with balls on.
RlEEs Stephenson answered the \.
q. \. call this spring when Second
Bascman 1851 Wamhy was injured. lie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Rises Stephenson (bauinEl, Jory
Sewcii lcenicr) and Lake Sewcll,
lbs brother.
In hitting he ~ up among the headers
Of the American league aud still
swattinr.
Manager Iris Speaker went back
20 the Alabama diamond mine a
third time.
Te annexed Luke SewcIi. Ioey'a
Md brother, Luke IL a catcher.
With Steve otNciii u Of the game
with a broker uuGer n Leslie Nun
amater nursing a sorc hand the kid
catcher from Alabama will get into
harness rieht off the reel. II IL up
to Luke and chct Thomas to carry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

FRIDAYS RESULTS.
American lAagne.

PHILADELPHIA. June H.
sheeiy'H two home runs with a man
on base each tins. enabled Chicago
to beat PhfiEdelDhia 10 the deciding
game % n nerits.
Score BY innings; II. II. =.
cltlcago ......O20 eis o00-s $ o
PHILADELPHIA 600 600 600 9 4
Batteries: Kerr and schalk. Rem
meii and Perkins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Boulder Man Wins
Littleton to Denver
Marathon Auto Race

DENVER. June il.-A g. Bclchcr
OF noulder won the annual Littlcton
20 Denver mafnthOn today. finishing
the course OF ten and two-fiftha miles
IN one hour. thirteen minutes. thirty
Seconds. Arnold Hanson 90 BOULDER
led the field Of fMru- tiIsrc runners
until three hlocks b front OF the fin
ish linc. when be collapsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Man Hunting Cool
Spot Is Drowned

CASPER. Myo. June 1i-rAu-
mourning that BE- ntendrd a. lind q
ROOF spot AieN BriuE Of this city,
vent swimming m Il pool near the
North piait. river here Yesterday Hf-
iernuon and was ned a. was
III hottest day Garner has en-
psg-nUcd thiH year Hia body mas
not been recovered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
.45 HOME RUNS N
WEEK RECORD IN
MAJOR LEAGUE
Heavy Fitting Features
Play in the Big
Circuits

CHICAGO. Juno ii-piavcrs w
n two major leagues eatherssd fOrty.
five home runs In the past week.
Thlrty-two OF the circuit ht.e were
H. the American LEAGUE aud thirteen
~ tho National. The figures inciude
games 90 "Wednesday.
Babc Ruth made two f5ur.nlN
blows. bringing his total to
AZ. which h half the tJiai e., ;itcd "a
hts club. George keith Of h Kew
York Nationals. who Tor n timc
threatened TO compete with the Amer
team league slugEcr for round trips.
has been passed by ~irish' Mc0sei 81
TIE phlllies WI this week raised
his total 20 ten home ~uns.
The New York Americans lcad the
major aERrcgations Tor team totals
III home runs with thirty-four for The
season. The philadelphia Americana
IN last place In the general team
standing. have t~hirty-two fOur-base
hits 10 their credit. giving them Sec
ond place In the sluEEing column.
In the American. Harris n Rice.
the Washington duet. are having n
merry race for stolen base honors.
Each has pilfered n dozen sacks. hut
SiHlcr ~ ~. Louis q right on their
heels with eleven thcfts.
Frisch Of New York has stepped
out In front amoug The baE s~tcaiers
IN the National circuit with eleven
thefts Carey, Of Pittsburgh. is onc
behind him.
National League.
Leslie Mann OF ~. Louis made the
hest showing Of the week Ia the Ma
tional circuit He boosted hts mark
a. points. from $50 to $50. whilc
jacques Fournicr of the same club
added 81 points o. his average. bring
Ing II M 10 $50. Roger Hornsby
another 81. Louis star. retained first
place by bringing his mark 10 .f2f
Mciicnry. team mate, is the runuc
up with SAG. while Johnston 81
brooklyn Ia third with $50.
other leading hsttefs VINO have
participated In Is o. more games are
Grimes, Chicago. ,3g5i Mann, -
Louis go. Sullivan ChfcaRo. .35f
American Iraguc.
Iris Speaker. pilot OF the world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Zbyszlso to Wrestle
Lewis on june n
For Worlds Title

ROCHESTER,. n. ". June IL
CHI mpion Stanlsiaus zbyszko and
I'D. tStrannlcrl lewis. have been
matched To meet tn this city June ~
fos the worlds heavyweight wrestling
title
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
SPORT BRIEFS

CIiiCAGO-Morc than 100 athletes
were ready q take part In the cen
trpl 4. a. 4. tryouts at Northwestern
university field to-day To- decide who
Will represent the central west at
the national A. A. 4. meet at Pssa-
dena In July.
rNlONTrWN. barney old
field. VETERAN racer. will pace tho
pack on the first lap uf the 226-mtle
universal trophy ace on tho Tnion-
town speedway June Is. although he
Will not De- AN active competitor iu.
the contest, II was announced here
today.
CHICAGO Entries already re-.
ceivcd FOR the 1O0-yurd dash in the
national intercollegiate track and
field meet here next Saturday in
Cludc. with time each has madc for
hat event Hayes, Notrc Dame,
, a.: Shook. Orpgon Aggies. 10:
Lindsey Rice Institute fTcxas). ? 3-5;
Smith, Nebraska, o as; Dcering, Me-
hraska. 10; Pauiu, Grinnell 10; Will
Ann Iowa. 10. Hurley. Washington.
. as and Jacobson south Dakota. 10.
BOSTON johnny Dundee Of New
York won a referees decision ovcr X.
-. CLANCY 81 Baltimore IN a ten
round boui last night.
You win find it in our CLASH
hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

cTNCINNkTI June ii-Toncy
was hated freely and Cincinnati won
from New York
Score BY Innings. r. ~ p,
NaN York. Lou. 600 goo 0t0-t 4 %
Cincinnati ....a02 600 fo+--2 ~ 2
ruiterieei Toney. Sallee o. shy
de-. Hixcy and WinFu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Dont Nah yes esald had a iob-fini "
Don viAh Sou eosla Fshi '"uf spans
Don't wisk goa could sell yoss Aone-
sei a. -
~ usiag he Herald's Classified COLUMNS
Phoss sts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

ST. LOUIS. June list Louis
made a clean sweep OF the series
with Brooklyn.
fcorc By innlnra; w. H. T..
Brooklyn ....o2O Oio ono-3 3 z
~. Louis. LII 210 Jos - !
Batteries. heuthcr, Millus. katlc}
auI Taylor. Walker aud Illhncfcr.
Philadelphia Chicago. postponed.
rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

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people will read yours. Phone
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

NEW YORK. June 1i-Cievolsnd
won an exciting elcvsn-innina game
from New York.
~ ere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

WASffINCTON. June I-betroii
60. an even break in the series with
Warrington by taking h final game
of the terleE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

PITTsHuHGH Juno 1l.-Boston
split iao series With Pittsburgh by
winning
score by mninra a. ". A..
Boston ......ni0 % efo-f ~ 4
Pltifhurh .0a0 600 100 10 I
Btttcriss; Sc 5t and Gihupn. 0iaH-
me-. Carlson and schmidt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

geleninm oxychioride N the most
powerful solvent now known to sci
purp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

You win find it in our CLASH.
hed Columns.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
PhTs Only Hope is to Keep Out of Cellar

He is only 23 years of age and may de- yelop, but hardly this season.
 Four Catchers on Stan.
 Four catchers are on the club in Mack Wheat, Frank Bruggy, Frank Withrow, and John Peters. Wheat seems the most reliable of the lot, and he's far from bril- liant Withrow was with the club last year and has shown improvement this spring. Peters is minor league veteran who displays a fine throwing arm, but what he may, do in fast company is only guess. Bruggy is a genuine athlete and looks to be the best new man in camp. He was a star basketball player in the east and last season as a catcher in the International league hit, for ar average of .2o4 in eighty-fve games. There are eight pitchers on hand wht were with the club last season and Le' Meadows stands out as the best. He il quite sure to win lot of ball games George Smith, Cecil Algernon Causey Wales Hnbbell, Lefty Weinert, Waite Betts Johnny Enzmann, and Jimmy kee nan are the others
 New Pitchers iA Fold. The new hurlers are Jim Ring, obtaine' 1 from the Reds with Neale for Eppa Rix ey: Stanwood Baumgartner, Bob David Howard Crandall, Johnny Singleton, Bn T;mnie, and George Morgan.
 Of the lot, only two, Ring and Baum gartner, are close to major league class Ring is a bit heavy, but has worked har and will be in shape. Baumgartner wa with the team in 1915, but quit baseba the following year. Last year he was i the steel league. He is a left handel who gained his first experience at tn University of Chicago, where he was 1 football star, too. If he can hit we enough. he might be turned into a frs baseman in the present crisis.
 Donovan attempted to drill his me twice day. but found the work too sti | for them after week, so put them o
 the one long workout a day order an with good weather will have them shape for the start.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
Tobacco Habit Dangerous

says Doctor Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins Hospital. Thousands of men suffering from fatal diseases would De in perfect health today were it not for the deadly drug, Nicotine. Stop the habit now before it's too late. It's simple process to rid yourself of the tobacco habit in any form. Just go to any up- to-date drug store and get some Nicotol tablets; take them as directed, and To! the pernicious habit quickly vanishes Druggists refund the money if they fail. Be sure to read large and inter- esting announcement by Dr. Connor soon to appear in this paper. It tells Of the danger of nicotine poisoning, and how to avoid it. In the meantime try Nicotol tablets; you will be surprised at thesresult.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
EXHIBITION BASEBALL.

At Chattanooga-Washi Ameri- cans 5, Chattanooga Southern 1.
 At New Orleans-New York Americans 0, Brooklyn Nationals 3. t At Mobile-Philadelphi Americans [, Mobile Southern 1.
 At Oakland. Calif.- Morning gane) Chicago Nationals g, Oakland 1.
 At San Francisco, f.-(Afternoon game) Chicago Nationals 10, San Fran cisco $.
 At Galveston-Boston Nationals g. Galveston (Texas League) 0.
 At Kansas City-Kansas City ', Gin cinnati Nationals 6.
 At Dallas-Detroit Americans 3, Dal- las 1.
 At Memphis-New York Nationals il Memphis 5.
 At Camp Jackson, S. C.-Philadelphia Nationals 8, Rochester Internationals 6. Al Hot Sprt--s-Pittsburgh (second team) Nationals 2; Little Rock 6.
 At Houston-Cleveland Americans [ Houston 2. q.
 At Fort Worth, Chicago Ameri- cans l. Fort Worth (Texas League) 4. At Wichita Falls, Texas-Pittsburgt Nationals IS. Wichita Falls (Texas league) 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04

About two years ago she made her resi-
 denee in the horse sheds at the rear ci
 St. Marks church. Wilton. and called her home The Chateau ChevaL She was re- duced to living at South Norwalk. follsw- ing her evictionx from her residence vher
 New York bank foreclosed. OficeHs who went to evict Miss Davenport were met by her with revols-r md e@e or dered them of her place. When they re- fused to 70 she fired at them and it was not until under cover of a flag of truce that she was evicted.
 Hartferd.-The Hotel St Nicholas fer merly the Jewell court apartments. at Nc. POS to zI0 Pennington avenue. opened itE big new dining han for the hrst time with a tenants night dinner and entertain ment. The new public dining place is under the management of William F, Moriarty. better known as "Bnb' Msri- arty.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET.

New York, April 2-Dealings in the stock market today retained all of their recent irregular and reactionary aspects. SpeciaIties.. par 1cularly tobaccos and sugars, lost 1 to 4 points Motors. equip ments and minor stefs fell 1 to points. There were few comparatively strong features, mainly those which recently suffered most under short pressure. In- ternational Harvester made a further recovery of almost 3 points, Atlantic Gulf overcame early pressure. Mexican Petroleum, Houston Oil, Utah Copper, and Twin cit4 Rapid Transit registered extreme gains of i to points. The only movement of note among rails was 2 pioints decline in New Orleans, Texas and Mexico. The closing was heavy Sales approximated 25o,oco shares.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE
 OPENED AT CHICAGO


 Chicago, April s.-The spring six day bicycle race, with thirteen teams repre- senting countries of Europe and North America competing, began here tonight at the Dexter Park pavilion.
 Three sets of -sprints will be held in each A hour periods and the final hour of the race next Saturday night will be entirely sprints each being one mile in length
 The teams starting, with the city or country of each, rider were as follows Kaiser and Eaton. claimants of the worlds championship, New York Mad den-Magin, winners of the last six day race here. New York Hill-Spencer, Unit ed States-Canada; : Horan- -Fitzsirnnions Ireland; Lorenz-Weber, Germany: Corry- McBeath, Australia; Kockler- -Hanley, Chi cago-San Francisco Madonna -BeIlo Italy; Kavanaugh-Keller, United States Stein-Gaffney, Brooklyn; Reliens-De Graeves. Belgium; osteritter-Ryan, Der llin-Dublin, and Konsky- Walker, Bohemia | Tasmania.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
CONFERENCE OF FARMER
 AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS


 Washington, April 5.-A conference of farmer and labor organizations will be held here April 14 and Is to frame programme of national legislation. it was announced tonight by the Peoples Reconstruction league. This will be a different meeting from that of the farm organization previously announced for April 14 to agree on a program to be asked of congress. it was asserted.
 Eight. of the railway brotherhoods. elev- on international unions, six state fedora tions of labor, the Washington state grange and the North Carolina farmers union have already agree to send repre- senatives to the conference, it was de- clard. Delegates are expected from 2s stats.
 The conference will discuss the rail- road situation, federal taxation, packer control NgiG.ation, and short time rural cSSdits, 1t was announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
GLASS A BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
 AWARDED TO RRooKLYN CLul

New York, April 3.-The classic of amateur 1s.2 balk line, the National Class A championship tournament for 1922, was awarded to the Crescent Athletic club of Brooklyn at the meeting of the executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players. The Crescent also will hold the eastern pocket billiard championship
 Awards of three other national cham pionships for next season also were made The Cleveland Athletic club will hold the pocket billiard tournament. The class C 1s2 balk line title will be played at the Rational Recreation, Brooklyn, and the straight rail championship at the Morn. ingside Academy, New York.
 The following officers were elected President, J. E. Cope Morton. Union League, Philadelphia, vice president Ralph S. Baker, Illinois Athletic club Chicago. secretary, J. P. Allen, New York Athletic club,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04
BRIEF STATE NEWS

wIiten.-Sarah Lounsbury Davenport,
 64, died in South Norwalk Tuesday. A sister of Daniel Davenport Of Washing ton. D. C., Benjamin Davenport of Mime apolis. Minn., and Lawyer Timothy Dav- enport of New York city, Miss Davenport had more than smattering of law. and
 engaged in many law suits with her neihbors at her home in Wilton. where she lived many years. Once a wealthy woman and traveller in Europe. Miss Davenport's fortune vanished. being swallowed up by her constant litigation